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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-30
NE HlGEiA HOTEL,

IL II TEIN HUTEI,
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.
LiiLrED 100 YARDS THOA FORT hOHgOE.
,.N,l"n al! the year Equal 10 any hole! in The
ohiIcd Siics as spring, summer, or autumn re-
Sit. sa.d for circular.
HARRISON PHOFBUE-
nay JU-s tsr,pretnp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-30
EULL-MOON EXCURSION. SSIa
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
down James river
THROUGH DUTCH GAP,
and returning by


THFNI'S REACH,
u7t,r the erection II III, ladies Cr Trinity MetEo-
dist church.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, July 2, 1879.
on the spIcuht! steamer ARIEL.
Leaving ~ ~ +. " .U3 r"s"rlinR At Il.
\ rnIuuti,:rt OF ladies at the chugcil will haze
clarl.. at 'hc refreshments.
4 roruni tee will bc res rUrsbc FIR ALL, paced
uu,!cr tI.cr Ciargr.
Earbnr' o,C pihu-c. "iIi maze Cn"t3 arrangements
To- cali tor lErii-, d-iri;2 IA r".
TICKETS. SOC: To- bc Ea% Of any ri ih" h!.''' "t
he church or at any nt Size drug or hoon.r'Gras.
Cnilrrcn hln uri"r.
il. y3-N. ". u. INV W5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-30
SIMMER REPORTS.

CEA>IDE RESORT
- on TIE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
tuB!ra HOTEL.
CDBB'> ISLAND. va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-30
.ITT'S PILLS.


II n. shivcly. I4rkiown' Ind. Ssys; s ,ns
III ~. .,.r - IUTT'S PILLS IN my p:aeiec' ana ma
.! ~ ~ 49, -, tbcv arc represented.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-30
ENDORSED By

.,,,,,,Ss. cIERGyMES, AND MERCHANTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-30

had Lsvcr-piscase twenty years. TUFTS
- tS,r entirely cured me-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-30
TUFTS PILLS.

,,,,jn. Srrincfcl6, Mass, says:
T. 5 AG,, 'rs,< have been trouhlct! Will Piles,
= soi S, ..., aud Hidpey-D .ssasc. TUFTS PILLS
C"sil, ,,s-,CrIt mc out al right"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-30
TIE HiShr All. OVER TIE LAND.
: Fulton. Ark. savS

,,yis FNlt0N. AK. S'NN:
ni&Si he hcst anti-L!lcus medicine ever
made,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-30
TITTT'S FILLS.
TUFTS PILLS.

r,,,,.,t<. Dacota, Minn hays
wv. I1"~.' I,K. TUFTS I'll Is. and am haSin
Am nhra ,s'1ts man have had In thirty years"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-30

80 pSroad, New York, says:
g6y. \ t'SN.S lyspcrSia. Weak Stomach. and Ner-
"lha>S y.yrr had any medicine ~ do HE 80
vno>rt,s>n Is TUFTS PILLS. They are As good
n rmteTS.oor,r>ca,cd.'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25

TAR Az FAIr CLUB. - The first party OF
the season Of this PLEASANT and social club
takes place on the 2Sth instant. The An
F,i, gentlemen are determined that their
receptions this season shall not be inferior
to those of the past in point OF elegance
and refined sociability, nut, II anything
more pleasant than ever.
Rooms FOR RRN1-Fnely Furnished rooRs
to let single or en- suite, with bath room At
taehed. F. I'd can be had il required The
suite of rooms face the south Enquire at
this Office
DEPARTURES The following persons de-
parted on the southern stage yesterday morn
ing j. F. Deboy, James Jenken, d. Cam
eron, A. Gonyeo, V. Gonyeo, K. Butts.
ARRIVALS following passengers ar
rived on the southern stage yesterday ::
G. Hoffman, E. Mills, Miss E. Holman, X
M. Rowland, 8. N. Booker.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25

A DOCS AFFECTION. is dog living
on M.sser street who has been badly mashed
by girl. The dog has been in the habit OF
following the girl down town and staying
round the house until nightfall. His absence
from home was punished by severe beatlngs
by his master, and now the dog watches every
opportunity to meet the young lady, when
his master is not about. He no longer, how
ever, rushes out when she passes the house,
but at sight of her he appears perfectly In
different until she is around the corner when
he slips out of the back way, and running
round the block joins the girl by the time she
reaches the post Office. The owner OF the
dog has taken considerable interest IN the
animals strange infatuation aud has made
several experiments When the girl Is COM
ing down the street the dog will notice it even
before any one else and exhibits his knowl-
edge of the fact by pricking up his ears and
giving vent to little whines OF delight.
On several occasions his master has
scoldsd him for this and no" he
makes no sign unless he thinks no one Is
looking. When the time comes for the girl
to pass he will run down to the gate and
watch anxiously for her appearance, but II
his master appears upon the scene he goes
back upon the porch aud lies down trembling
from head to foot. When he meets the lady
in tho street he ticks her hand and follows
her home. On one or two occasions he re-
NAMED all night in front of her house, at
times whining pitsously, but not daring to
enter the yard because larger dog, which
the lady owned, would not allow him to do So
In fact the two dogs seem to be rivals and
about . week ago they met and fought
savagely near the Presbyterian church. The
snaller dog whipped the other after holly
contested battle, and now enjoys the freedom
of his sweetheart's yard. If the girl drives
out in a carriage the dog will follow her for
miles.
Pianos AND ORsANs-At San Francisco
prices, can be Pad on easy terms at the rooms
of the Reform Club. Mr.. Vann will give
personal attention to customers, and explain
the pecularities of the various makes. All
instruments fully guaranteed and shipped
direct from koLlsr & Chase, San Francisco.
No agency, no profits to middlemea and no
risk Instruments sold on easy iustallinents,
ssa old ones taken in exchange. Orders for
sheet, music or books, promptly furnished,
and reliable piano tsner at the shortest
notice. n14-lm"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25
TURKEY SHOOTING AT THE SPRINGS.
HOW rHR MARKsARN OF CARSON LAID IN
THEIR THANKSGIVING TURKEYS

The turkey shoot at Suift's springs on Sun
day drew a large attendance. BY noon there
were about two hundred persons ON the
grounds all anxious to distinguish themselves
with the gun. The range was 200 yards for
of hand rife shooting. The birds were tied
TO a stake with the whole body exposed.
There were two ranges and four bits shot
was CHARGED. For the first hour the casual
ties were not numerous aud the turkeys
seemed to labor under the idea that the sport
was gotten up for their special benefit
Presently the boys got the distance down
little finer and the fowls began to pass IN
their checks with more frequency. AS fast
as a bird pecked the dust fresh one was
supplied. All the afternoon the bullets
rained about the fowls and whenever splash
of dust showed particularly bad shot shout
of derision would go up. Whenever BIRD
was hit it would flap its wings conVnlsively
and keeling over on its back claw at the sky
for about half minute. The worst shots
were the most persistent, and some men
banged away for hours before their industry
not how far away the bullet fell, they LAID 1t
to the wind, the gun or the suH, and came 20
the front again as confident as ever. As II
cost 80 cents a shot some of the marksmen
found their turkeys very costly me at. One
man fred "a shots before he bagged bird,
which coat him $40. The next on the list
was S33 and the general average was 80 =
piece. Some crack shots, however, raked IN
eight or ten birds at a cost of about SIX bits
each, and went home visibly elated There
was also considerable pistol shooting at ten yards
The birds heads were fixed 30 as to protrude
from q box and the pessessors OF revolvers
were allowed to take part in the game at fifty
cents shot This proved disastrous to the
management, and as soon as the old keVad-
ians got q show with the regular sagebrush
weapon--the six shooter-the slaughter was
frightful. A turkeys soul winged its flight to
the other world every time trigger was
pressed The birds were then moved twenty
wards away from the stand and the heads few
as before. At last a thirty-yard range was
established and about every fifth turkey got
his ouietus. A number of birds got loose IN
the sagebrush and as they topped over the
hill they were brought to time by fusiade
from the crowd One volley tore bird into
so many fragments that he seemed to vanish
into thin air.
The days sport wound up with shooting at
halves and quarters thrown into the air, and
some good work was done in this line. The
presence of numbers of mutiated coins on the
contribution plate at the evening services
speaks we'll for the efficiency of tbs marks
men of Carson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25
DAGGETT'S GRIP SACK.
HK coas EAST WITH EIGHT POUNDS OF BAGGAGE
AND ONE TON OF CONGRESSIONAL GLOBES
TIE NAN WITH THE FLAT IRONS.

When Congressman DLggett went East TINS
time he took pains to give the railroad com
pany no excuse for charging hun for extra
weight His etfscts were packed III small
valise, vulgarly termed grip sack. 1t ola
not weigh over eight ponnds and contained
nothing more than couple of shirts, bottle
of old Bourbon and some of the Indispensable e
paraphernalia of the toilet. When he left
Reno he shook the grip sack in the baggage
masters face and his eyes cleaned with
triumph as he remarked, lis there any over
weight in that "
ton of Congressional Globes and Patent
Office Reports went on the same train with
Dag" These the Company, according to d
stipulation in it's charter, are Obliged &"
carry free, 80 long as they bear the frank OF
C,ngressman On these boxes of " orthess
books the broad name of Rollin NJ Dag9ett,
NJ c., appears and stares the officials of the
road in the face at every station, while Dag
gett, seated in palace car, keeps alonghde
his eight pounds of baggage-nos quite 50
heavy by the tune Ogden is reached-and
smiles at the profanity which he hears concern
ing that ton Of books of which he Is the special
guardian. All this is a delightful vengeance on
the U. P. and G. P. roads for allowing 100
pound baggage IN Aster to sit oa his trunk at
Omaha and Ogden while it was being weighed.
That gouging of the lively representative
of Nevada insures his solid vote "fOrninst
railroads for ali time to come.
rAa FOOL WITH TIM FLArIRoNs
A few days ago man reached Reno en-
route for Portland, and his trunk was pat on
the extra baggage" scales. 1t weighed 2o0
pounds and there were $16 charges to be
paid On it before it could reach Portland. He
did not seem disposed to pay so much money
for trunk and said perhaps he could tighten
it little. He opened the trunk, and there
was twelve big fat-irons, which he had been
paying extra on from Boston. it was figured
ND that the irons had cost him eighteen cents
a pound, and when asked why ne carried
such rubbish, he said that he did not kno"
what else to do with it. He had no use for
the irons whatever, they had simply been
left on his hands by a levanting tailor who
owed him rent and he thought he had to hold
them to get even. When informed that he
could buy new fAtirons in Portland for
about five cents a pound he Immediately
began to heave them out of his trunk. he
then got sledge hammer and smashed Oh
all the handles because he said that he didn't
propose to see the d company or any
body else get any use from them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25
NICHOLS INFALLlBLE INJECTION.

auasn.esd 70 cure promptly and permanently every
case Of Gonorhosa, Gses and Whites, 10 matter o.
how long standing if directions followed Internal
nadicns, not recommended or peccssszy enTa guar
anseed or money refunded. Fer sale by B. y. Poster
octS Gun
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25
Brief MENTION.

Bob Rowland passed II rough the city last
night en- route for San Francisco.
III. Fl. Boyce, with Van Antwerp, Bragg &
Co., of Cincinnati and New York, is IN the
city
DIR. Adams, the well known specialist, ar
rived Yesterday from Bodie, and is stopping
at the Ornsby.
The remains of D. c. Turner, who died at
Bodie of pneumonia, were shipped to stock
ton on Sunday night.
The Thanksgiving bali at the Opera House
promises to be gala affair. The best OF
music has been engaged, and the committee
will spare no pains to make it success
''His French isn't very good, remarked one
Of the audience on Saturday evening OF a man
ON the stage, ellis Irish off the stage is
quite Pat" was the reply of somebody in the
seat b.hind The speaker was put out.
A man just in from Bodie says his nose
began to bleed the day he got there and
a,cribes it to the high altitude. friend
Of his who came in on the same stage
ascribes it to the fact that he called man
liar.
The measles having broken out in the
Juvenile Pinafore troupe, the managers are
Fastening home with the children and all en-
sapsments have been cancelled for sprssent.
The managers kept the thing going until
Charley WEIGH got down with the mumps
after which H. NJ. s. Pinators struck her
colors and headed for port.
Dr.. ApAns.-Dr. Ii. F. Adams, OF Oak
land, Cal, is now in this city and will remain
for the next ten days The Doctor was'at enc
time house surgeon of the New York city eye
and ear infrmary, and his specially is chronic
diseases He is highly recommended BY the
press of cities where he has operated. 2o-10
DOUBLE TRAGspY-On Saturday evening
at Shepley's ranch, on the Eureka 3 Palisads
Railroad, Bob Brown and John Chamberlain,
having previously quarrelled over the posses
sion Of land, met in deadly encounter, pistols
being the weapons used. Tie duel resulted
in the death of both parties.
ONl THOUSAND DOLLARS RswARD.-l will
nav the above reward to any one detected in
scraping gold Of Of my store front.
<ay21.w II. G. NcLAUGRLn.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25
SYRUP OF FIGS

T. N. hes remedy of the age first il s plsaaan
tn take second It never do its work; thirdly. 1t
cures by removing the cause; arounng the liver and
bowels to activity it bihouness, ceanses the sys
tenn puries the blood and the sufferer TO health
Oel3:lm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25

THs severest case Of Toothachs Neuralg cured 10
few minutes by usirg Mrs Dr. Howes Neuralgia cure
For sale BY Thaxter, druggist. GEL
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25
FOR SALE.

Elegant residsnce, Carson street. with furniture
offered for sale cheap. Enquire Of George B. Webb.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25
EVERYBODY Y.

Go ses Young horses for sale at the C3Etol Cor
ra Of the Capitol where can also be found bay and
gran and superior aeeomrnoda atoms for teams Horses
boarded and zrooned by the day week g. X. GIBSON
proprietor. oezzI"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25
STOCKS.

TIT - - 10. rastardav WAS DISTINGUISHED b
the ih'tho' yo''
whom mn in Chollar. The north eDuer
" ;,
,rOke but were Dfaceu ~ eerI3lh poin
-, H.. houona +h;z of intarest
mere was bothi"S Wy ~ "
TLa folloyino are the latest quotations
-, 7, I, n,
,hollar 81: Union, bot; Northern bellS, %
% ,ol nL; 90. u.l
70; Savage, w OPhi' 49, Law
~y... ~. IY,ab II. Sierra Nevada
Noie'o'S' 80
"A. Gould q Curry, 81: Bullion, 6S; POtOs
n, a 40 ~; sc;
u; Scorpion, % justice, L4o; Union, wv
Ophir 2et4, Zs'1
Mexican, 20 ZS's
ssuld Curry,
Beet beieher le+H
california, 50
SaVage, We US ~ Al
Consondateu 'HPiiS' - vs.
SholH, go
rotos "a ,.-< !.
Male norcfo,s 1872
crown fon', <1o ~
Yellow JACKET, 10, -
Imperial, Gus
sierra Nevada 80
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25

ovr,sH or TfenAs Palcl No, 5M SAeRAEsTro -,
San Francisco May -, 1889
hKssRs J. g. TAYLOR Co Gents: have made a care
fnl animation OF It'll bread and biscuits prepared uer
nv own direction by the use of your CHAMPAGNE BAN
NC POWDER and find that they do not contain alum
ar anv other Injurious deleterious ingredients Ne
spectiully submitted, .
THOMAS PRICE, Asesyer and Chemist
sep23 Pm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25
CHAMPAGNE YEAST POWDER.

Esssxs JANE g. TAYLOR Cs.--Gerts: Our baker says
that your CHAMPAGNE YEAST POWDER Is the pess nc
has ever usei One teaspoontul to quart OF non +
SIMPLY perfection He not make az good CAKES WIN
three times the quantity Of any other Yours truly
To Messrs James 8. Taylor Co.. l1e Front street
San Francisco
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25

The P1oNkEas' FAIR OF VIRGINIA.-The
Pioneers of Virginia City are making arrange
ments for big pork and beans blowout for
the first week of next month. Hon William
Gibson and Col Taylor were down here yes
terday clothed with authority from the ladies
committee to get the Pioneers OF Carson to
stand in. The Carson forty miners responded
with alacrity. There was big meeting yes
terday at the St. Charles Hotel and the ut
most enthusiasm prevailed. Farmer Tread
way and Charles Mills were appointed com
mittee on cars, and o. K. Stampley and 5.
Pixley as a committee to see what the ladies
would do. Mrs. }. H. Kinkead, Mrs. Judge
Leonard, Mrs. .. K. Stampley and MRS s.
Pixley were put on the ladies' committee.
From the way things are now shaping there is
a probability that the Carson Pioneers will
turn out in such strong force to almost run
the show.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25

DEATH OF AARON WILLS Mr.. Aaron
Wells, an old resident Of this city, died on
Sunday evening at the residence of his son-ln-
law William Smiley. Mr.. Wells was seventy
nine years Of age at the time OF hls
death. He was q native of Kentucky, and
came Of hardy stock. He had held many
Offices of trust in Nevada and was known
everywhere as a man of principle and honor.
His death Of course did not come unexpect-
sdly, A. he had lived far beyond the allotted
time of most mems lives Mr.. Wells leaves
two daughters, Mrs Harvey and Mrs. Rans,
del in Illinois, and another daughter, Mrs.
Conklin in California and Mrs. Tenant of
this city, and many grand Children
to mourn his loss. The funeral will
take place at o'clock this afternoon from the
residence Of William Smiley, corner of Car
son Street and Fifth avenue.
THE CARSON GUARD PRESENTATION The
presentation of the prizes won at their late
shooting match by the Carson Guard took
place at Noore's theater LIST evening. There
was a large crowd present and considerable
hilaritv prevailed. At this hour it is too late
to give tbs lis. Of the prizes. William hoger
won the leather medal and the Carson APFBAL.
Earnest Hawley chose the marriage license
The affair broke up at a late hour.
THE PIERCE TRIAL The trial OF VII
liam Pierce, charged with the murder of
Samuel Halsey, was concluded in the
District Court yesterday. Attorney General
Murphy and Judge Wells conducted the
prosecution and N. Soderberg appeared for
the defence. The speeches on both sides
were able e",rts The jury Was ont about
as,f az hour and brought in a verdict of
murder in the second degree.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-27
BARQUE NIPPON.
Murder OF the Sec snd Mate of n Bath
Vessel.

A despatch mentioned the arrival in irons at
New York of Charles Thomp son alias Owen
Hughes charged with the murder ON the high
seas OF Henry Williams, second mate Of the
esrque Nippon. The Nippon is Bath vessel
and at the time of the murder was on a yoyao a
from Cardiff TO Rio.
The deposition of Thomas Frost, seaman
on the birqne Nphen. and who is also one of
the conhoed witnesses. tells tha story of tbs
killing of Williams. He says that on the day
before Christmas all hands were called on deck
10 shorten sail; the second mate, Williams, the
prisoner, Thompson, and Frost himself we're
on the sings of the yard together; the mate
told Thompson to "lay out," and he "laid OUT"
the mate then, with oaths, asked Thompson
what be was doing, and said he had ordered
him to clay in;' Thompson called the second
mate - old cripple, and said be would fix
him when be got him 90 deck, and the mate
told witness he would fix Thompson when he
got HIM on deck; Williams went first to the
deck and when he met Thompson there he at
once picked up belaying-pin, and without
saying word, struck Thompson on the head
with it, knocking him down; Frost and som
of the crew advanced toward the men and
heard Thompson say, 'Lst me get up" At that
time the second mate was kicking him, with
the first mate and carpenter standing by: the
second mate then ordered Frost and his COM
Dauions away forward, and followed them a
short distance, and few moments later
Williams went back and again struck Thomp-
son with the belaylDg-pin; momen1 after the
secoad mate walked aft, holding his head
down, and Thompson came toward Frost and
said: "They have nearly killed me; / can hard
~ stand" Frost says he did not know that
the second mate was dead until nearly three
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-27
Personal.
ExMayor Smith, Of S.. John. attended the
Pinafore performance last night.

ExMayor Smith, of S.. John. attended the
Pinafore performance last night
Mr. John Fsrquhar, who has been connected
with the e & N. A, Railway for the past tel
years, has been engaged to take the position of
Road Master on the Bangor & Piscatsquis
Railroad, made vacant by the death of the late
Mr.. Elms. He will commence his duties the
first of next month.
The silver wedding of Rev. John Robinson
and wife. of Wayne, was celebrated at their
residence, March 9Th. About fifty of their
friends assembled, bsaring gifts. Marriage
ceremony was re-pronounced by Rev. Mr.. Syl-
vester. He also made the presentation speech
of the wedding gifts, which were numerous and
fine. Mr.. Robinson happily responded. Re-
marks were also made by the guests. Re-
freshments we're served.
Clara Munger, formerly of this city the Musi-
cal Trade Review says has been ons of the
most capable and painstaking voice teachers in
Chicago. She was pupil of Mr. W. 81. Dem
nett, the teacher of Annie Louise Gary. She is
instructor ia music in two of the largest semin-
aries in the West, the Park Institute and High
land Hall, where she has very large classes.
She will visit Europe this summer.
Mr.. W. T. Law, editor of the Tilsoubury,
Ont, Observer, and Mr.. E. D. Tilson of that
village, are stopping at the City Hotel. They
visited the Beet Sugar Factory yesterday and
were shown all the operations by Mr.. Gennerts
A company has been organized for the manu-
facture of the sugar in Tilsonbury. with capt.
tai of $4,000. The village has popu-
lation of some 5000, and lies in rich
farming district, and the farmers are men of
means and will run the factory. The visitors
will return home today.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-27
A Chase for a Liquor Dealer.

The Bangor Wing says a man named Daniel
Donley came to grief Tuesday and was taken
away to this city on the morning train yester-
day by Deputy United States Marshal Smith.
Daniel has been retailing the ardent in Bangor
for some time but has failed to obtain United
States license, and Mr. Smith was sent to Ban.
gor to look after his case. He arrived Monday
night, and called at the station house where be
stated what he was after, and about five O. clock
Tuesday morning officers Nickerson, McCos
and Dougherty accompanied him to Donley's
house, which is located on Broad street. In
order to guard against his escape officer Nick
erson stood at the front door and officers
Dougherty and Mccoy at the back door, while
Mr. Smith entered the house. 1t was some
time before he could get the old lady to open
the door, and when he stepped inside he dis
covered that the bird had flown. As he had
not escaped by either door they examined the
premises and found that be had gone out of
trap door on the roof, jumped from there to a
shed roof and then to the ground and made
tracks. The officers returned to the station
house, and after few minutes conversation
officer Mccoy went up on Union street, where
he espied the bold Donley. A lively race then
followed, and as Mccoy made good time be
soon overlook his man and returned to the sta
ton house with him. Mr.. Smith called for
him and Donley took trip to Portland on the
morning train,