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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-14
DEATHS.

Died, Monday, 18Th instant. at IL NJ, at tn
residence OF her mother, FLORENCE NJ, youngest
daughter OF Fanny aud the late Benz amin r. Chalk
aged twenty.one years and eleven months.
Her funeral VIII take place from sc. Johns Epis-
cnpal church THIS AFTERNOON t14th instantly
at 3y O'Clock. Friends and acquaintauces Of the
family respectfully Invited 10 attend.
Philadelphia aud Brooklyn papers please copy.
Died, NJ the residence OF W. N. Catiin. Hanover
county, Va. September IL, 1880. CHARLES CUL-
LEN, youngest son OF j. T.. sydnor.
The funeral took place from the residence OF bis
grandfather September 18th, at $50 p. NJ.
Died. In this city, September -. 1880, 3. l..
ATKINSON, IN the eightieth year OF bis age.
Died. on sunday morning, 18th September, at
Contances, France, }. r. l.. MASURIER, JR., son
OF j. E. l.. and Adele l.. Nssurier, OF this city,
In his es hieeRth year.
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RICHMOND, VA, August :, lssO.
ne" TO THE Having pur-
chased the business lately conduct Boy Mrs. Y.
HUTzLER and Messrs. HCTZLER BROTHERS
(MILLINERY, DRESS-TRISiMIAGS. NOTIONS,
&c.,) shall continue the same at The Old stand un-
der the 6rm-name Of HUfZLER BROTHERS,
where | shall endeavor 10 please ms many friends
and the public generally well, and even better
Than In the past. A call Is solicited. Respectfully
HENRY ;. HUTZLER,
J2J Broad street,
Having sold our entire business-.iock, hXtures
and good. wll--tO Mr.. HENRY :. HCTZLEE, We
would cordially recommend MIN 10 our friends aud
the public assuring them Of the hest attention.
Thanking the public for past flyor-. We are, rec
specially, Mrs. +. HUIZLER,
aust HU1ZLER BROTHERS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

|" AUTUMN AND wTNTFp
M'DME DEMOREsT,s RELIANT
PATTERNS" "wHAT TO WEAR. pnoI.
YOLIO,. &C., Just received Al i'"i
cArALoesEs yREE. ''' MAJ. .. 'l..f,;
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Ticket for RepubIIcans.

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS AT LARGE.
Colonel William Z. Cameron, OF Peters
burg.
Captain II. II. Riddelberger, OF Shenan-
doah.
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life at Genito. her residence, In
Goo:hland county, September 8. 1880, at 8 O'Clock
J.. NJ, Mrs. MARY l.. watkins, relict OF the late
Joseph NJ. Watkins, In the sixty-seventh year Of
her age.
In Old Virginia parlance Mrs. WATKINS was
styled able woman. In all the relations OF life
wife, mother, neigbbor, or friend-she was con-
spicuOus In her demeanor for good works.
She leaves eight living ctildren-nye sons and
three daughters; thirty grandchildren, and three
great grandchildren,
May her departed spirit Ind rest In Heaven.
ONE WHO KNEW HER WELL.
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GT PREPARE FOR THE corn
wr,rur,
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PIANOS, ORGANS, AND MUSIC.
VERY LOWEST PRICES -
At THE NM
SOLE AGENCY

KN SAIy PIANOS NOS !, 4 8 fIA ASSS.
ESTEI ORGANS AND STERLING ORGANS,
We seu at factory prices FOR cash OF BY Install
SHEET.MUsICa at half price and regular rates.
SECOND HAND PIANOS from $50 10 eloO.
PIANOS to rent.
examine our large stocS RAMOS q MOSRS.
pee-lm ell Maze street.
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AMELIA.

xrrr,xa m prxocRArs IN RELATION TO TIE
ppoposvn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a
r n",vo :. rur COMPROMISE OFFERED BY MR..
w,r,,.r o,n Asp ADoPTeD-DEx0cRArs
-uoornuorr ruE STATE URGED TO TAKE
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the courage and action Of Names patri.
otto sons; have by methods vicious In
principle and tyrsnnical In practice A.
tached partisan lsgislation TO approprta'
tiou bills; have crushed the rights Of indi.
yidusls, and vindicsted the principles and
sought the favor Of rebellion against the
nation, and have endeavored TO obliterste
the sacred memories OF the war and 70
overcome its inestimable good resule-
freedom and individual equality. We
affirm il 70 be the duty and purpose Of the
Republican party 70 use all the Legitimate
means Of this Union 10 secure the perfect
harmony which may be practicable. and
We submit to the practical. sensible people
Of the United States 70 say whether IL
would not be dangerous 10 the best iatsr'
eats Of our country at this time 70 surren.
der the administration Of the National
Government 70 party which seeks 70
overthrow the existing policy under vnion
We are 90 prosperous, and thus bring %
struction and confusion where there 10
now order, confidence and hope. 90
Ninth-Ths Republican party. sdhering
to the principles affirmed BY its last Me-
tiopal Convention OF respect for the con-
stitutional rules governing appointments
TO ofics. adopts the declaration Of Presi.
dsnt Hayes. that the reform OF the civil
service should be thorough, radical and
complete. To this end it demands the
cooperation Of the Legislative with the
Executive Departments OF the Govern
ment, and that Congress shall 30 legislate
that fitness, ascertsined by the proper
prsctical tests, shall admit TO the public
service. jy3i II
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NENTENNIAL CRAWL GOLD
u hlNIsG ouhPANY.-LocAtion Of prin.
cipal place Of business. Gold Hill. storsy
Locsiion OF WORKS. wsshingtoa Township.
Nevada County, California. n.i N dl.
Notice. u hsreby gwen, that at meeting q
the Board OF Difsotop. held on the thirteenth
day Of Ssptsmber. 1850. IN assossmsnt lho. u
Of Onshali Csnt per share was lsvtsd upon
the capital stock OF ths corpoistion, payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin. 70
the Secretary, at the ofnoe Of the Company,
No. 2Os NAM street, aold Hill, Nsvsds. '9I 1
Any stock upon which this assessment shAn
remain unpaid on the eighteenth liSh) Day OF
october i6S0. win be deiinou ousht. ana advertised
Tor sale st public auction. and unless pay.
ment 10 made before, VIII DO sold on
WEDNESDAY. the seventeenth tl7thl day Of
November. 1870. 70 pay the delinquent assess.
ment, together with costs OF Advertising and
expenees OF sale.
By ordsr OF the Board Of Directors.
PRANK 4. WlHk, Secretary.
Ofice-2os Main street. Gold Hill, Nevada.
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DULLION MINING COMPANY.
ID Location Of principal place Of business.
sau Francisco. California.
Location OF WORKS. aold Hui. Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice Il hereby given. that st meeting Of
the Board OF Director, held On the thirty.nrst
t3lsO day OF August, 1880. an assesamant tho.
io) Of One Dollar SD per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation. pay.
able Immediately. In United States gold coin. TO
the SECRETARY. at the ofioe Of the Company.
Room 3, safs Deposit Building No. s2s Nont.
gomtry street. Ssn Francisco. California.
Amy stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the F0l RrH (tth
day OF OCTOBER. 1880. will bs delinquent,
and advertised for sale at public suction.
and unless pa, mont 70 made before win be
pold on THURrDAY. the twenty. eighth t2sthI
day Of OCTOBER. 1880, 70 pay tho delinqusni
assessment, together with costs OF sdvsrtising
and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Bo,rd Of Directors.
I'M BkAZRLL, Secretary.
0fhre-Room 3, safs D. posit Building. No,
s2s Montgomery street. Ban francisoo. Gall
fornia. se1
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what Allied Iones.
Detroit Free Prsss.


Brown and Jones used to be friends
real good friends-bat there 10 . chasm
between them now. Jones didn't know
OF Il until Brown had passed him several
times without sslutiug. and then be de-
tsrmined to know what was wrong.
Hating him on the street, hs began:
"Sse here. Brown, whats come over
you all OF sudden2"
"sirr' replied Brown, with freezing
dignity. a. he drew himself up an extra
inch.
"whst have I said or done to break
our frisndsbip2" continued Jones.
Mr.. Jones. You are not the sort OF
man I supposed you to be-" answered
Brown.
In what respectf"
"Sir. you were . delegate to our Re-
publican County Convention"
eyes. I was"
"For the past seven years you have
proisssed TO be my friend. politically
and otherwise"
80 / havs-so ! have"
..Do you remember, sir. Of our having
q talk ABOUT Q week psIofe tuo conNoa-
tion2 Do you remember that said
that is-I hintsd-that is"
"Oh, yes; you said that perhaps you
could be induced to accept the nomi'
nation Of County Treasurer"
"Yes, cir. I said that / was in the
hands OF my friends"
"I remsmbsr 1t now"
"And I didn't get Q vote. sir-nos
even {. complimentary vote T.
mo. I guess you didn't. and now you
blame me for 1t. Alas! Brown. how
little you know about our local politics.
Why, sir. every man who attended q
ward caucus over three times knows
that when Q candidate puts himself In
the hands Of his friends they at once
proceed to hold Q funeral and bury the
remains ten feet dsspf'
Jones made Q motion a. II to shake
hands az forgive all. but suddenly
changed his mind and walked on. care
fully placing each heel with thud and
keeping his spinal column a. ssif as .
poker"
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". @. HrpE, Clerk. :,
Gold Hill, Augu & 10. 1880. II

TN rHE DIS Rllr COUNT OF TIE
i First judicial Dis rict OF the state OF Ne.
vsda. in aud for the county Of fssctsy;IGAsSslns asn
Defendant. - Action brought In the District
Court Of the First Judicial district OF the state
OF Nevada, In and for The county OF storey,
and the complaint nled In said county. IN tue
once Of the clsik Of said District urt. on the
iith day OF september. a. y. lSSo.
The Sta's OF Nevada sends greeting TO WI.
liam Elliott, Defendant: You are hereby re.
ouired TO APPEAR In M action brought against
Sou b. the povenamed Plaintin.in the District
Court of the First Judicial District OF the State
Of Nevada, IN and Tor .ho county o. storey, .na @
days exclusive VI the day OF servicel after the
service on you OF this summons. II served In
,sid county, or, n served out OF said county,.
within twenty days. and IN all other Eases forty
days, or Judgment By default viii DO takea
against you according TO the prayer OF seo
Tse saId action IL brought to obtain decree
of this Court di solving the bonds OF matr !.
mopy existing between you and Plaintin. and
awarding the custody OF hdt klliott, MINOR
child Of yourseif ana Plaintiff. 70 Piainrn: And
for cause Of setion Pi.intin alleges tss " ySo
2sth day Of Dscsmbef. q. D. 1870, and siili are
usbspd and wife; that you have n elected Tor
more than three years last past 70 provide TOR
Plain ID or ner ehild'en the common necee-
saries Of lie, and such NEGLECT vas NOS the
result OF poverty which you could not have
avoided by ordinary industry; that there 10 one
minor child. living issus Of rad narriase.
named hdith Elliott; that there 10 no com.
munity property; ell Of which viii more iuily
appear By reference 70 Plaintiffs complaint
herein on nie With . csrinsd ctpy OF when
you are herewith served.
And you are hereby notified that u you fall 70
answsr the complaint the said Plaintiff VIII
spply TO the Court Tor The relief therein de-
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Dis.
trict Uour. OF the First Judicial District u the
State Of Nsvads, In and for the county q Storey,
-, this llth day of september. in the
!:s. !;s s s,ss;:s q; s:ss :ss ::s ;;:'..''
tj z. MCDONALD, Clerk.
By HxxRY RotyI, Deputy Clerk.
n O. TILpIH. Attorney for Plaintiff. IL
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
JULIA coNsoLlDAIED AIsISS

VULIA CONSOLIDATED NIAIN0
d 90 aPANY.-Locs.ion OF ptnoipal place
VI business, Ssn tranc1sco. Oallfornis.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District
Storey county, Nevada . n q rt - ".
Notics 10 hereby gwen, that st nesting Of
the Board Of Dtrecton. held on the thirtisth
day Of August. 1850, IN sasessmeut mo. ~
Of Forty lloj Cents psr share was lsvtsd upon
the capital stock Of the eofporatiou. payable
immediatsiy, In United Htasss gold coin, 70 the
secretary. st the once Of the Company, No. ti9
California street, koom n, Ban Francisoo. oai-
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rsuaSin unpaid on the tOURrH lxtA) day
Of OCTOBER. 1880. will b. delinquent. and
advertised fof sac - public suctinn, and
unless payment u made bsiofs VIII b sold
on TUESDAY, the TWANTY-sixrH( (1ethl day
Of OCTvBRR. 1880. 70 pay the delinquent a.
sessment, together with costs OF sdvsrtistng
and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the hoard OF Dirsctors. : otl
Il, a. CHARLhS. bscretary,
Oface-No. 40 California street, Room n, ban
TranciSco. California.
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no PATENT, NO PAY
PATENrs

0BTAINxD FOE MECHANICAL DEVICES,
~ medical or other compounds. Ornamental
signmsnts, 1nterfsrsnoes. Infrinsemsots and
ali msttsrs relating 10 Patents promptly attend.
Cd 70 We mako prsliminsty e1aminations md
furnish opinions - 70 patentability. ffso o.
charge, and all who are intsrsstsd IN new invsn.
tions and Patents srs invited 70 send for copy
10 sent frss TO any sddrsss, and contains con.
plets tnstructions how 70 obtain Pstsnts, and
other valuable matter. During the past fvs
year ~ have obtained nearly thrss thousand
patents for American and foreign inventors. and
can give satisfactory rsfsrsnoss IN almost svssJ
county In the Union.
LOUIS BAG9ER b 90,
Solicitors Of Pstsnts and Attogneys = Law,
l. prott Building, Warrington. Dc.
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"Good morning." remarked two gen.
tlsmen a. they stepped up to the bar OF
o saloon. "Mor'n. gentlemen. Whatll
Il bs2" asked the barkeeper. "Wsll.
I'll take Q Han.cocktail." said one.
"Givs me q ci. Garaeli." said the other.
and then they both laughed. as though
they thought they were funny.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DRRsoNs RESIDING IN VIRGINIA wHo
vtsh 70 Subscribe for the 0olp Huk
f1ws can leave ordss Tor u ~ ths fostoass
n. y. PARSONS,
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MlSCELLANkOUS.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

nHE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION or TIE
i Town VI Gid Hill have raised the assess.
meut on the following described property Do.
longing TO the parties indicated:
Conweii w. O.-Lot Z, block .. hangeD
possessory claim. 1ilo; ilnprossmsnts,
Sl16...... ........... ................ SsoS
Coawsii W. o. Lot 10, Block 8. Range
O; possessory cizin.. 70
Rminrtt George s-Lvts and I, bioek D;
Range ID; possessosy calm, Sivo; I'M
p,Sysn.n'.. sse s@o' ps.... r.c. a1oo
Rumett aeofge-Lots Q, 9And 10. Block
q HAM, O; posssssory claim 500; I'M
provemenls, $50. .................... i'1oV
Ford II. 4 Y. u.-Lot ". Block .; Range ~.
yl.:.. y; ,IIs1ysIssa IsS,Hnss !, Bicsi s. Rang. q:
iia i%uroy.wsn.s. @ mus ..................... @ 1000
Franksnheimer II. Los i. Blocf y,
Range n; pvssessory claim. $lV0i I'm.
prvvemsuis, S730.......... ....... e. soo
Frankel l. B.--Psrsonal propsrty .:..... l's0o
Gibson W. u. C.-Lot ~, block .. Range
y; pos,essory clam. tSou; Improve ...
ments, Sl20..... ...................'... s0
Grant Il w -fsisonAl property.......... a.Voo
Hal W. n. d Co. -LoI .. Block .. Range
y; posssssory oIaia,, tts0; improve.
Isn',i slasS; p'isSI sss ptSps,b Msnss b s pOs. '
ssssory claim. ............. ~
James Curis.- Personal propsrty........ m
Jones Jno. Jr. -rossss.ory oIsiu, $50;
improvements t,oo. ..:';;';;;....'aa. ;;.a. wv
AAypsru Ne VI. - - .s,
Rossessory eiAiw' s''' 'npsS's1" am
tio: ..:..... -. ~: .;,..s
Masonic HAL Assoelon,.e' A'' DA ,@o
=. hangs Y. lIPIo,yspnl v, ,1 nlnci a n:n.s
Aoses A. .,ss., ian
po.psa pssa ~. Ia si and a.
49,. U.... N. n .....ory claim 500
D,oen " R,ocS Y hsnve b.
possessofy claim ............ AW
M.Iiosit, A.-Lst II. Block .. Rage ,u
ID; po.sessory Clam; m;..;:',:';c.,..:.c s $50. !"
Aas0 aos..s.o,y eisim' ...'...............' ~ 40
sn,sa nS1rR n r., io. DIocS !. Rang: b;
anita n H-iot ss. Block 9, Rsngs O;
,.,c,.,y.,n.n,. ,-... -. 800
N Ipus.sa, ., n piort \ R.noe
S.S 49,, sss,. Innrvs
" si,. s,,S $50
- ~ "a nio~h Ran.a
rss'nsG s6:.cry on..yLss S.in iS Ss ssS; improve @
msnis Slz0 .....,.....,........ 100
rs,,sII J:iot 80. bioci /. Raes. o;
p0c.es'orS pS% eia'm' s10' '~p'o, 100
Ala Mining Company -lmprovsmsnts. iu,OUu
a,,s. AM cImnroy enta ...,,,,, I.OVO
os,.wors ..1.rnsns Hou' As .,. 1000
ops w.,',n. ;,nmnsny.Iats IA and
DoS .o p,ss E.no. n, ,mpro, sm.1ts 5000
us W, poV "a 'Cs.sn Pint nnmp shaft-
o1'en.. Ia..,,.e,' s.u lS 600
.nu,pn .pr',W, W,n,ns tnmn.ny Possessory
bullion Minins ompy py,. ~" NJ, IN 7oo
pn,,,nn Soms. s.n.sionHi 1000
D Dailou po,n, M,n,nv Gamnsny = Inn.
otosa v,.x0,nsn,s u.,Is . 5000
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NOTICE 70 VOTERS.

mHx BOOKS FOR TIE RsasrRaTIoN
q yots, e To.D,s;p TS naeSs :; eS,a iin Hii.
100. at g O'Clock p. = AN parsons wnoee
b bsrrsd ffom voting q the coming sisetion
J. r. HLkNNrN0HAn.
cola Hin, ostsbsr ., ,sso.
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q oo : v.sk In yoar svn town. Tems snd
9oQ q oetat frse. Adarsss Il. dAiisTT ,
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THE EVENING NEWS
Published every day (sundsys excepted,
NJ TaE NEWS PUBLlAHIAo CO.

q Entered at the Gold Hill possofice
- sscond-class matter.
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~ Buys and cells Exchange and Tslsgrsphie
Transfers. Issues Commercial and 1rsvslssv
Oredils. This bank has special factiues for
dealing In bullion. .utr a.- ..l Az
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Delivered in Gold An. virginia. silver City
Carson, Dayton, Sutro. etc., at
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Nry1cn AND RrsrpnSol = orRosiTa
" he Hrvs sns'. "A, s.,a 'sz''s' e''d h'n'
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THE COTRTS.

EQUITY COCRT-Jt6Je HdgitS5'.
Saturday. Berry agt. Berry ct al; rule on j. T.
Ford, returDable April q, issued. Phelps agt
Mcdonald; pro confeSsO against defendant on
supplemental DILL ordered. Reed agt. Randall;
missed without prejudice. Chappell agt. Roth
Well; consolidated with case No. zoos, and truS-
tee ordered 10 report.
CIRCUIT COURT no 1.)-Jtdge AacAith10'.
Saturday. Sayies agt. Washington a George
town Railroad Co.; motion for security for costs
granted. Same agt. Metropolitan Railroad Co;
same. Matuska. Craig u Co. agt- Garland; same
Brown ct al. agt. Safer; motion TO set aside
new trial denied. Chapline agt. Taylor; same
Jordan agt. Bryan: motion for assignment OF
judgment denied. Davis agt. Hill; motion to
quash certiorari overruled.
CIRCUIT COURT, tNo. y. J,tdge Cor.
saturday, Locber agt. ROeSSle; security foi
costs ordered. Wesley agt. Riddle; certiorar
sustained. Washington Market Co. agt. Davis:
new trial granted al plaintiffs costs. Bond agt.
Bramhan ct al; demurrer 10 please argued
Embry agt. HOOey; submitted TO court. Block
ford agt. Beveridge; judgment on stipulation
Washington Market Co. agt. Warthen Brothers:
demurrer and joinder OF issue filed. Rothbers
agt. simpson; motion for new trial filed.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Jltd1e James,
saturday, j. W. Wright, previously convicted
OF assault and battery upon Columbus Delano.
motion in arrest OF judgment filed and overruled:
notice OF appeal fed; sentenced TO Jail for thirty
days and lined $1,000 and costs; defendant
moved for stay OF execution until after passing
upon exceptions and the proposed appeal to
general term, motion denied; also on same
ground TO be admitted 10 bail. Thomas Smoth-
ers arraigned for rape and plead net guilty; Mr.
A. Il. Williams requested by the court to defend
him. John McBurney convicted OF gambling
house keeping: motion for new trial lied.
POLICE CoURT-J'td9e .SnPu.
To-day, Dennis Quill. charged with contempt
OF court In failing TO answer a summons was
fined $40 and two days in jail, and in default OF
the fine 80 days additional. Henry Collins pro
family; s. or days. Archie Jones, loud and
bOlSterouS; s. or Is days. JAS. Adams, indie.
cent exposure; 500 or 80 days. Morgan Dorsey
do: forfeited collateral. Samuel Adams, loud
and bOiSterouS: do. Eliza Brown, charged with
disturbing the quiet OF GeOrgetown; s. OIL
days. Sally Robinson and John Ward, pro.
family; S or days each. JAS. LOyinan. loud
and boisterous; s. or Is days. Chas. Milsef
VIM. Monroe, Thos. GoSS alias Jackson VIM
Smith, Maggie Murphy and Fannie Belmont
vagrancy; bonds or workhouse. Patrick Nc
Cue. unlicensed bar; sos. Alfred Turner, as
sault on Jas. III. johnson, by stabbing him In
the abdomen with knife; personal bonds.
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GEORGETOWN.

SUDDEN DFATH.-Tlns morning about 1880
O'Clock an old cOlored v men named Mrs. LlcaS.
died suddenly at the house OF Samuel Smith.
No. ~ I'd street, where she had dropped in 10
see some OF the household. The coroner has
oeen notified. 1t Is thought old age was tue
cause Of death.
DEATH At HUNDRED YEARS -OLD.-Matilda
Hawkns, colored, aged 100 years, died yester-
Fish MARKEr.-150O coo herring sold at prices
rangiI fUm 50 to s. per thousand, 900 tay-
lors at 81 per hundred, and 200 shad at So to s. 8
per hundred.
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PAT GIVES WARNING.
Il am no thief, TO yer teeth called ont Pat
Ranleagh.
constable do your duty. We hev yer war
rant" said McMann, ia a coarse voice.
At the sight OF McNIann a terrible expression
came over the face OF Girls OMara, Who eX-
tending his long arm, exclaimed with voice
trembling with passion:
Dick McMann, don't We step one foot across
my threshold, or, by the memory OF my dead
children, I'll lay We dead, We Villain
"CriS OMara, I've nothing TO say to We.
am here to arrest that thief for stalInun-and
McMann pointed toward Pat Ranleagh.
OMara turned toward Pat ana asked:
Pat Ranleagh, hev We brought us stolen
'No; 1 have not.'
-" How come We by that suckling?" called Nc
IN not answer We, Dick McMann, till the
tonne comes but TO all that hear me voice,
by it."
The constable stepped into the cabin, and
said:
Pat. ye are my prisoner and here's me war
rant for yer arrest,
"Pll SO with We, because I'm In favor OF the
law; out the man who SwOre out that warrant
KNOWS Who SwOre to a falsehOOd.'
McMann, still standing without the door,
Said:
II want ye to saize all there is upon that
table, It's all stolen, and by the powers, Girls
O'Mara and his brats shall not feed upon what's
mine."
The poor huHgry people had but commenced
their repaSt, when McMann gave the order TO
take the savory meal away from them.
Ike constable turned to MeMann and said:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-05

SUICIDE BY HANGING HIMSELF TO BEDPosr-
AdolPh o. Halter, a native OF Canada unmar-
neu ana ABOUT thirty years old, florist who has
fssidea mere TOT about eight years past commit
1921 Vermont avenue. by hanging himself IN .
oeOpost with piece or curtain cord He was
In good spirits yesterday morning. and going IN
stairs. lis sister shortly afterwards called Rim
and receiving no anSwer went I'D TO hIs room
and found him hanging as above stated He
had made several attempts on his life i'm the
last four months. The cause Is not known.
Coroner Patterson, after hearing the facts
deemed an inquest unnecessary and gave a Ger.
tifeate that death resulted from ''strangulation
by hangtng.n