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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
Tho Southern Pacific.

Tuosos. June 25.-A Star special from
FL Psso. Texas, says: The track Of the
Southern Pacific 10 laid twenty-five miles
east Of Il Psso. The graders are fifteen
miles In advance Of the trset.lsysrs.
The forces are moving ct the rate Of one
and . half miles per day. There are no
heavy grades for 500 miles. 4 fifteen.
stall round. house 10 being erected; also.
shops 2eo BY 90 feet, . combination
passenger depot, to include al the on.
oss OF the road, . freight house 200 By
SO feet. and othsr buildings are complete.
The Dsmine Union Hotel 10 complete.
Il 10 $50 BY 4e feet, two stories. with .
sixteen foot double vsrandah. II 10 now
occupied BY oil Of the o6aoss Of both
roads. The. hotel department will b
opened under the management Of Gala.
han, Of the Golden Eagle Hotel Of sae-
on July !. This II the finest
frame building south Of Ban francisco
aud d the end OF the track.
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n,.i.s ..a ssssk Items.


The O. N. 8. hydraulic pump has been
strengthened in every possible wsJ and
the management has every hope OF Ito
successful working this time. II will b
started Monday In all probability.
California has commenced the sxtrao-
ton Of ore at . point 50 feet below the
1000 level.
The sinkins Of their respective ahafts
goes steadily forward ct the Gould d
Curry and Best 4 Bslohsr. Formsn
shift and the Alta. About the same
progress 10 made In each. ~ feet per
day.
Repairing 10 carried on In the lower
levels OF the Yellow Jacket and Imperial.
The former will be ready to resume
prospecting In . few days.
It was being stated on the street. says
the San Francisco Report OF June "a.
that Maekay. Flood. Fair and Sharon
we're "clossted together for over three
hours yesterday. and that thsrsfore
"somsthing must b up" What the
something was. the retailers Of this most
important piece Of intsllissnes wsrs net
able to inform their grateful hearers.
The San Franoisoo Exchange hints Of
Q deal to be made In Alta shortly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
vho ,aid "Don't murder ms;" be was
partially up whom he said This. pulins
back like.

vho said "Donf murder me-" be was
partially up whom hs said this. pulling
back like.
DANIEL DONOVAN.
went To the jail With Hsnnsssy and
Oficsr Perry; Hsnnsssy said he had
committed the deed. or words 10 that
eject; I think hs said: 81 did IT," and
then vent on to say that Il wss on 10.
count Of the violence Of the language
used by deceased; said that Ksllehsr
called him . son Of . bitch; said his
mother Wa -. and used the worst
language toward him be had ever before
heard.
". q. NAcxANAIA.
Saw the men seufiins; there wss .
third man with them when I hrst saw
them; thought Il vas Mark Fssny; I
could not See his face distinctly; heard
Hsnnsssy saw: "Ars you going to mar.
der me-" hs was then sxtricating himself
from the grasp Of Ksllshsr; ! thought
the third party was trying to separate
the other two; he was dragging at thsm;
nav NO weapon OF any kind; did not hear
Kellshsr speak during the whole time;
they we're merely pulling and hauling
about; there Wa some low muttsring. put
could distinguish no words. exospt wnsn
Hspnsssy spoke; from the time 1 nrss
saw them the men were scufding from
Ave to ten minutes; the men had two or
three soufass about the place. being up
and down several times; once. vhsn
they were separated. I ssw Ksllshsr pat
his hand In his vest pocket snd then
went towards Hsnnsssy again; they
came quite close to me ss times; !
thought they we're all fooling and went
home without knowing anyone vas
killed.
TIE vElDIor.
The verdict OF the jury vas that o.
ceased "eams to his death By . tniis
wound inflicted BY the hand OF Denis
Hsnnsssy."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
WESTERN DISPATCHES,
Tombstone Resurrection = Cooling
on and Rebuilding.

VI o00 AVb9AAS
Tox1sroxr. A. T.. June 24.-In . few
weeks there will b few evidences left OF
the great are OF Wednesday. There has
been some dumping" Of town lots In
the burnt district already. Considerable
trouble has been experienced owing to
conflicting claims. the ''gildsd age" or
'.nsld titles" claiming adversely to CLARK
and Gray, or the town site managsrs,
who hold BY occupancy and su1srsnos;
and psopla OF this class will not rebuild
sxospt to hold thsir property.
Among the merchants and others
burned ont Q feeling OF o~hssrfulusss
prevails. Signs ars up notifying the
public that a. soon - the walls cool,
building will be resumed and business
20 on the same - before. Stores are
almost impossible TO obtain, and much
temporary building 10 nsoessary. Lum-
Der and sdobss have not risen In price.
This gives general satisfaction. and even
today shaniiss are being started for
homes and for business purposes. The
leading merchants havs already let oon.
tracts, and - soon ~ possible will begin
work.
Correspondents receive . large mum.
Der Of kilograms from San Francisco
offering goods and credit TO
patrons. Their action 10 regarded
highly oommsndsbls and 70 much ~.
prseiatsd here. Those having safes -
cured their vslusblss, most Of them
stood the Are well. But few
have bssn opened. ~ the hest has not
lsft them yet. The bank vault bad IT.
time look set I'LL Sunday. The vault
will b opened on Saturday. soms
doubt 10 expressed - to the condition Of
the grssnbscks In the various safes, bat
20 far mont havs bssn found injured In
those opened. The weather 10 hot, with
little OF no wind. Considerable drunk.
snnsss prevails on the streets, but the
town II generally quiet. Nearly every
person whose properly was d~sstroysdis
making arrangements to resume busi.
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he orisi.si Disesvsrsr.

Eprroa aoLD HnL News: A. two
articles which we're publishsd 10 the
News yesterday do me great injustice.
and In intent would rob me Of the rights
Of discovery Of the new comet, I claim
the privilege to be heard through the
columns Of the Nsws. In order that I
may make good my claim to b the orig.
nal disoovsrsr Of the new. or smith's
comet.
Unknown to the public ! have per-
isctsd. after the lsbors Of yssrs, An
ETHEREAL barometer, IN instrument some.
what similar In principle to the ansrold
barometer, but 20 delicate IN Ito adjust
msnts that II any foreign substance
' Q Q spsck OF dust from an angela
winR-comss within the attractive in1u.
suoss OF our planetary system II 10 at
once indicated by the delicate little
instrument.
One morning. about three weeks ago,
I noticed that the register Of the instru.
msnt lit 10 sslf.rseistsrina. BY the way)
indicated that soms foreign body was
rapidly approaching the sun. The next
morning the Indications, % shown by
the ETHEREAL barometer. were more
strongly marked. The indications.
which increased daily. confirmed me In
my nrst conoslvsd opinion that . comet
was approaching the sun. and that II
would b visible 10 the naked eye about
the 21st OF June.
To BE- brief, ! will say that, based
upon the knowledge obtained from the
workings Of my sslf.rseistsring stherial
barometer, I sent about two weeks ago
Q note 10 the Nxws which stated that Q
comet would b visible to the naked eye
10 the northeastern heavens on or about
June 2lst. Al you made no mention Of
the receipt Of the note ! presume you
osrslsssly threw Il In your waste basket
without undertaking to dsoipher the
writing. ! am now exceedingly sorry
that my note was not published. - its
publication, at the time II was sent.
would have enabled me to easily sstsb-
lish my claim TO the discovery Of the
ATTEST known o. Smiths comet.
But even without the proof referred
to, unfortunately now unavailable.
! have other evidence which, whom
submitted TO the Smithsonian Institute.
at Washington. will convince the soisn.
tho world that I am the original disoov.
srsr Of the new comet TO which ] have
given my name. In the mean time I
will warn al other claimants for the
honor Of having discovered the new
comet to beware Of infringing upon my
rights. JoxH sMrTz.
South American Flat, June Is. 1881.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
Something for MIilmen.
Eureka Su,iu;l. June %.

The Tombstone Epitaph thus com
msnts upon the change inauguratsd BY
Professor Church In the system Of treat.
Ing the Tombstone Mill and Mining
Compapy's ore. About six months ago
he dropped ont OF use In amalgsmstion
oil chemicals, using quicksilver alone.
Some Of the %''praoticsl" mill men said II
would prove . failure. predicting fouling
and loss Of quicksilvsran and . reduced per-
csptsRs In the yield Of the ore. The
question has now passed beyond the ex-
psrimsptsl stage, and has become . do.
monstratsd fact that bis simple trsst-
msnt 10 o perfect uccsss In every way.
For the month OF May they extracted
S4H per cent OF the precious metal CON-
In the ore. and the bullion aver
aged 10 hnsr than In the previous
months work. The loss OF quicksilver
was also less per ton than heretofore. ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
0sasd Csasers.

Referring to the Msndslsshon Quin.
tstts Club. which viii appear Of Pipsf's
Opera House. Virginia. next Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings. the Boston
Saturday Evening GassHs says:
1--WE consider. musisally speaking the
Quintstts Club the highest representatives,
Of the present advanced state Of art We
can send TO the West. To the individ-
nal members Of the organisation Il may
be still higher Qualification TO know
that their friends esteem thsm u highly
In their private character a. gentlemen,
~ In thar more public n % artists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
A Olsap, or Dirty sweep.

sAx FlAxc1soo. June Is. = Frank
Bragg. Secretary Of he Portuguese Pro
t.eHvs and Benevolent Society has
sbseendsd, q dsfaultsr to the amosns OF
Sl0o, 900. Brasa was saloon keeper near
the city front and was implicitly trusted
By his oountrymsn, Who deposited With
him their savings for safe keeping. N.
'ysstmsnt and stock operations. BE LETT
de city June 18th, ostsnsibly for Tao
lumns county on business. II 10 now
ssesrtainsd that hs hes made , clean
svsep Of the money, stocks and bonds
Of hi clients, and svsn the more valu.
able furniture Of his saloon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
Eiss,ie. Of omssrs.

At the ssmi-annusl election Of officers
Of Storey Lodge No. 8. 4. o. q. w.. Of
Virginia held last evening. the following
members we're chosen for the ensuing
term: ]. O. Harlow. Master Workman;
J. B.. Hubbs, Foreman; W. B. Shsp.
psrd. Ovsrsssr; A. F. Mseksy. Recorder;
n. E. Gavin. Reosiver; b. II. Yartmsn,
Nnancisr; p. Brennan. Guide; George
Psllstrsau. Inner Waterman; Jacob
Ssamon. Outer Waterman; Thomas
Reynolds; Trustee. The installation Of
Officers will take place at the next meet
Ing. Friday, July let.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
I. 10 wonderful tha. a subtle. mi.s.

II 10 wonderful that . subtle. mias.
mstio poison should produce that pscu.
liar condition OF the system which
prevails whom altsrnsts ohills asd burn
Ing heat freeze and seorch the body ct
regular intervals, and Il 10 no lees rom.
dsrful that medical skill has been able
to reach and sxpsl this poison from the
system. - Ayers Asus Cure always
does.
Gray hairs prevented, dsndruf re-
moved, the scalp elsanssd. and the hair
made to grow thick BY the use Of balls
Vegetable sieialian Hair R-nswsf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
AdIocatea ihe land Leagae.

DusLu, June IS. - The Catholic
Bishop Of Meath. speaking st Multi.
formham, heartily ooneurrsd In the stti'
tuds Of the Irish party on the Land
bill, the Introduction Of which was
owing to the Land League. BE advised
the Land League not only to pay the
legal expenses OF sviotsd people, but
also sompsnsats them to the last far
thing for any loss they may sustain.
with the help OF Irishmsn In America.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
Tho Monetary Conferences.

LONDON. June a5.-Ths Nsu' says
We have strong reason TO believe that %
far q England 10 concerned the oopolu'
sion Of the Monetary Conference which
meets Thursdsy 10 practically arrived at'
A pledge will be given on behalf Of lnals
not to support single sold currency, Nc
undsrtakins will BE- given on behalf Of
England, though We UNDERSTAND that
the Bank Of Eoelsnd 10 prepared "a
make soms slisht concession In favor OIL
silver.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
EoMMENcEMEMI lxERcIsfs.
n. Graduates All DID well-A
Pleasant Ttme ~ The nsasiea
and Bocial-rhe AWARD u Prfsss.

DD0
Tho names Of the graduates Of the
Gold Hill High School Glass who yes.
tsrday took part in the sxsroisss at Min.
srs' Union Hall. together With the sub
isots Of their rsoitations. are a. follows:
John McNsl-subjscs. Tho Morning
Dsvns.h;" Maggie 2. Ksnsaly-''ssli.
Rslianos;" Bssuvstts wintsrbsusr-
..Los. and won;" Edward p. Luby-
..Ths Scholars Hope;" Ada =. Lssksy
-"Whisperings Of Homs;." Cora b.
Moors-"Unrsalissd Idssls;' John z.
MoCsrthy-"6parks Under the Ashss;"
Anna II. Mudd-"Purpls Within"
Besidss the essays thsrs Was singing By
The class and Choral Society, music By
Lanesr's band and instrunsntal solos
by Professors LANCER and Cara and .
dust by Mr.. and Mis- Mcdonald. The
programme had bssn veil arranged and
vas faithfully carried out.
OF the essays Of the graduates. mfhss
Il to SAY here. thsrs was heard nothing
bat praise for saoh and every one.
There were no failures and the great
majority present gave u - their opinion
that the productions Of the class Of III
we're better than those Of preceding
years.
sxosllsnt. In presenting the diplomas
to the graduates Professor Cosgrovs
made q few remarks that were unusually
appropriate 70 such an occasion. The
hall was never before decorated 20 taste
fuily. The artistic style Of and evident
work bestowed on the decorations ehal.
lsnesd the admiration Of Ill who saw
them.
m TIE EvExrso.
The social and reunion Of the class In
the evening Wa IN enjoyable affair.
The Aoor had been put In splendid con-
dition for dancing. which was kept up
till 3 o'clock; the music vas nns, and
everybody was merry and socisbls. In
fact, nothing could have been more
pleading than both the sftsrnoon and
evening entertainments. ct both OF which
q number Of Virginia people pat In an
appearances.
AwAlp OF sluss.
To the gentlemen selected to award
Tie prisss offered BY the members Of the
Board OF School Trustees belongs the
--
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
s,x ne.sA. d. jan.

. 81. Kane, The obheins "frisnd" who
rslisvsd Charles Derby Of . valuable
watsh and chain Wednesday night. and
q companion Of bic poskst change,
pleaded guilty 81 pstty larceny before
Justice Hlrss yesterday and wss ssn.
tsnosd 70 ok months IN The Ceunty jail.
The charge aeainst hin Of grand larceny
was with6rawa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
Belixtsas Mssasss.

Methodist Church. Gold Hih-Divins
service tomorrow I'll A. =. and 7:so :. H..
conducted BY Rev. J. II. De Ia xatyr.
Sunday school ct 5 ?. u. AL = cor
daily invited.
Preaching In German at Masonic Hall.
Gold Hin, Sunday evening at 7:So p. =.
Divine ssrvies In the German language By
Raw. q. HosTnirks. AL Germans and ".
sryboly cordially invited.
n Johns Church. Gold Hill-sunday
sehool at I =. =. AL r cordially In
vttsd 70 attsnd.
fhsrs win b divine service ct Grace
Chnrsh, Silver City. tomorrow svsnins q
no o'eioek. Rsv. George N. fastnAn ON
,oisHnI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25

Henry Kistls 10 the name Of the man
who was 20 badly pinohsd By one Of the
ore cars against the side Of the dhit In
the Grown Point Saturday. he u get
ting along very nicely.
The thirty minutes delay Of the pas.
ssnssr train this morning was caused BY
trouble on the Central Pacific. a. usual.
The nature Of Il could not b ssosr'
tanned here.
The Board Of County Commissioners
meet this evening ct 7:so o'clock In
Virginia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25

a NEST welcome addition 70 the
shoics things that stock . lardsr 10 "Hub
Punch" IL ~eomponspts are rum and brandy
Of yo.i quality. tropis fruits and srsnulatsd
suesr: II 10 ready for uss. and supsrb when
MIXED with Iced or hot water, sods. milk or
Lemonade. Sold By Ill 0rocsrs, Wine Nsr.
chants and Druegists. Trsds supphed By
Richards 3 Haihson, Agents for The Psctne
coast. tan IfaneiSco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25

John n. Roberts and William Cook.
ina have inside stadavit to $40 worth Of
labor OF iuproysmsnts performed for
The rear 1881 upon; the 6t. Johns Gold
snd eilvsr. MiniSe... oonpspy's New
nrunsviok lode, which u situated near
shsft Nc. 8 Of The 0atro tunnel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
r..ni..u.. Of A,,,,s..s..

The sxaminssion Of applicants for
tssshsrs' certificates will b held at the
Fourth Ward School.houss. Virginia.
oomurncipg next Monday morning.
Jane 81, Of 10 o'clock sharp. The mem.
bsrs Of the Examining Board are County
Superintendent Boohsr. =. N. Hufaksr
and Gath. Haist,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
nGsshaniss' Usisn.

Tn. members Of the Mschsniss' Uuion
will and . notice In another column
stating the fact that their presence ID
desired at the meeting OF the Union In
Virginia tonight. The ssmi-snnusl cleo.
ton Of Officers Il the occasion Of the
aall
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
mo ouisunr Power Of the Church.

Tho QuietinE Power OF the Churcn'
LONDON, June ga Prslats starts
from Rome next week on . confidential
mission from the Pope to ireland, to
report the true state Of Affairs. Catholic
Bishops In America are specially In
struotsd to sxhort their Aocks TO abstain
from any setlon calculated TO promote
civil war In Ireland.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25

AHsv Jssssy man astsd bic wife,
what d an h~eatelassi" "WiIism."
sAid me. ~ y sensthing 70 measure
tine by-thas r, the ams bstwssa
drinkS."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25

A scientifically disposed contemporary
has discovered that burning the bunsbols
Of Q kerosene barrel with . rsd.hot poker
will cause the barrel to disappear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
a,,,,.,. Ts,s aer.s.r.

IF osbison. Q v Mooney. Rich. Geo
Harmon. I Russell. J xitchsll. John
oiiiig. W h Smith. Miss @ Dovdsll. Miss
L sissa. Miss Laura staokhouss. eishop
whitaker and wife. Miss Chester. W u
Powell. Mrs. Church. Mrs. J Q stackhouss.
Miss Nay Staekhouss. Mrs Dunn. Thenas
xeQovsrn. Il AAstor. B Landry.
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arOCK REfO1f.
-. sr~.sasss nsara.


Last EvsHise'
900 Eureka Con-. IS. NV ~
900 Bslmont. 800
20 Northern Belle. II
100 Grand Prise. Sos. Ne
$50 Argsnta. iss
1905 Day. I 90. I IS
1880 Albion. 4. . W. -
600 Wales, IN
500 Holmes. 400
x2s Bschtsl. I 50. Is slo
200 North MONDAY, Vs. 10; We
$500 Orc. CSC
$50 Tiptop. 4. 4 o.
100 Silver King. alt
100 Head Csntsr. ~
20 Wedge.
so Manhattan. ~
50 Bodis, 81
400 South Bodis, loo
xb0 Ousen Bee. 90
$50 South Bulwer, 80
o Iddsnds. iso
q MONDAY. 1 rs. 10
100 oisnt md Old Abe,
q Tuscsrora. $50 IS
- ~.,,,x.
-, ~,
400 Ophir' 1t.LS
100 Mexican llH ). 81.
80 0ouid Suffy' 80 a..
ans Bee, 4 Bslohsr. lss, isH' ls*
80 Caiifornis.
100 savage, ~. .oo
SS0 Con: Sirgin,a.
ass Choilar. zso.1S
BIO Potasi, SV. sss
lao Hale q Nofotoss
ITO Crown POINT. LAY
100 Yellow Jaekst.eS
200 Impartial. LOG
so Ksntuek. 2As
$50 Alpha. . 20
$40 Bslohsr. . so
626 Sierra Nevada. lsk. lsN, ish
$50 Utah. l0k. lob
60 Bullion. I ~. IN
s2o E~xchsqusr. I 20. I -
7s0 Ovsrmsn. I %
$50 Justice. I %
leo Union Con. l2k. lah
go Alta. 4. <o3
400 Julia. eoc. eoe
100 New fork: .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25

OsDasssrss List Evsssag.
@ Bslinsp. " Lewis. Jas chsgwtddsn
and wife. Mis- J Miller. Niss hsdisan'
Niss I y Spencer.
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DEATH or kEllEnER.


Coroner Conn held IN inquest d o
o'clock last evening to inquire into the
killing Of D. ]. Ksllshsa By Denis Hen
messy ON the evening OF the 22d instant.
The evidences presented was - follows:
EDWARD srvEas.
On the night Of the 22d instant ! vas
walking up G street when sav three
men soufiinR on the other side OF the
street: saw one man let 60 and the other
f.lI hack: the man that let 60 walked
aoross the street; Il was about Q o'slook
or q little after; I cav no weapons used.
L. ?. DlxxLxn
Testified that he saw three persons
standing In front Of Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S
sxprsss ONCE; recognised deceased and
Hsnnsssy. Who seemed to b talking
together; they appeared quiet; looking
toward them gain saw deceased falling;
aftsrwards saw Hsnnsssy get up from
under or on the opposite side OF Kslls-
her; I thea walked over to Hsnnessy
and asksd what vas the matter; be said
the man had called hin vile names and
abused him, ami bad pulled out . knife
10 kill or cut him. and that he had taken
the knife away from him and out him;
he said he thought be had killed him
he offered to give himself up to me. say.
fna that he did not propose 10 run OF
get away; I said 30 could give himself
up 10 the Sheriff; ! then lett Hsnnsssy;
q that tims I met Hsnnsssy; hs seemed
to BE- excited, bat not under the infiu.
snes OF liquorSI saw Hsnnsssy get upi
when I nrst sav Ksllshsr and Hsnnsssy
they we're talking together. and the
third man was some ten fsee away; i
saw no blows struck; ] heard neither
man speak: I had turned my head away
and when I looked again the men wsrs
In the act Of falling; I think ! vas nsa!
enough 70 the parties 10 have heard loud
or angry talk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-21
HIKD.
CQILINR. On Anril 18th

COLLINS On April 18th: 1881, at 80 O'Clock
z. NJ, MARY EMILY. daughter OF B. Waiter aud
Edith d. Collins, aged five months and four days.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, 925
and friends respectfully invited TO attend. e
FITZGERALD. On Wednesday, April ooh. 1881.
Mrs ELLES fITzGERALD. In the SEVENTEEN year
Funeral will take place from the residence Of her
daughter. Mrs. Ellen Va sh, corner Fourth and *
o'clock. Friends OF the family are respectfully in
vited to ATTEND.
KEANE. On April 10Th, 1881, at $50 %. m
after short and painful illness. which he bore
With Christian fortitude. and fortified with the
rites If hts church. MIcaAKL KMANE aged sixty
years. native Of the County Kerry, Ireland.
may ne rest In peace. Amen.
His funeral VIII take place from his late resi-
dences ~ Jackson Alley, on Friday, April 22d. st
O'CLOCK P m Friends and relatives are respect
MURPHY. On April 2lst 1881. at 8 O'Clock q,
NJ. LILLE 9. MURPHY. daughter OF John and
Amelia Murphy. aged three years three months
Funeral from residence of her parents. 4se n
snd sns AZ
TO attend.
QUINN. On Aprn 10th. 1881, JAMES A. QuNz,
only son Of Barnerd and knen Quinn. aged nfteen
years.
THRoop. April 20, 1881. Mrs ME1zxx v. n,
consort Of the late j. V. n. 1hroop. aged seventy
Fnnersl from the residence of her son, Benjamin
+. Throop, No. 63l Ninth street southeast or FRI
day, ct 80 p. m. Relatives and friends Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
WINSTON; At the residence Of his daughter.
Rev. o. WINSTON. aged seventy-siI
Funeral services ct the house Friday. April 22d
at A pm.