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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14

MI. Washington woodbury-no more
wash for washington-beoame a bene-
alo' laat evening. The SENTINEL welcomes
nun within the fold. and wonders why he
LAY not seen the error and loneliness Of his
Way before. But he has gone and done the
s'su' thing at last, and his apology is &C.
ssp'ed. He is very we'll and very favor
spty known and his obituary IL reserved.
no must be pulled . little, though, for the
zoo sense he displayed in the choice Of a
n,e partner. We warm up to any man
sao shows the appreciation that Washing
soa msnifests for the profession OF teach
.ls. His bride-nee Miss Ida Kilbourne-
sissiied In this noble profession, and she
WI De a good wife, sure. Here's to the
nsaiIn OF the pair; may they live long and
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14

The Cook sisters, Alice and Mile, con-
tinue to entertain and delight the patrons
OF the Tiger Saloon. They have made a
large number Of songs popular, whose
pretty airs are hummed aud whistled IN
almost every cabin and mine on the Range.
Miss Mile is particularly pleasing with
her character songs, whose catching mel
odies appear to grow more charming with
every yoicing. Miss Alice, however. claims
the attention OF those fond Of q higher Or
der OF music, and her artistic vocal powers
are as enduring as the songs she sings.
The sisters are a powerful card for Men
des, and will continue to be one OF the
main attractions during the Winter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14
More overcoats STOLEN.

The petty larceny thieves whose raid on
oyercoats was mentioned in the SENTINEL
yesterday nave since added several other OF
these comfortable garments to their stock.
II is supposed the thieves are opium
tends, and that they take their plumber to
Chinese dens and " soak" them for a
chit" OF the pipe and a little small
change. They walk through q club-room
when there is nobody in, take down a coat
or two, and pass out the back way unob-
served. II some shrewd observer can
catch one OF the pilferers he will probably
unearth a whole bonanza Of overcoats and
many other portable things that have dis
appeared from various places in the last
few days.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14
HE SHOULD STAY IN CHINA.
A Reverend Tourist Filled with Ad'
mtration o the MOng0lian.

huHEHbAOAA -
Rev. E. R. Willis, formerly pastor Of
the Methodist Church at Carson. and now
on q tour Of the world, writes to the Cali
fornia Christian Advocate from a port in
the Pacific Ocean. and after praising the
officers of thessteamer he travelled in, says:
'sThe sailors and kitchen help are Chinese,
and are employed simply because they are
more faithful, obedient. efficient, than
white men-as the captain and chief officer
inform me. Is 1t not too bad that these
miserable pagans possess so many excel
lent qualities. and that they are in de-
mand wherever faithful, industrious, tenn
perate toilers are needed? II they were
lust a little less Christian 1t would make
Il so much easier for US to kick, prosecute
and kill them"
To this elevated love-of-Christ epistls
the Virginia Chronicle subjoins q rather
tart but well-timed bit Of criticism
"There is one feature Of Chinese style OF
Christianity, so much admired by Mr..
Willis, which that reverend gentleman has
singularly enough Observation-Disclosures
never subscribe to send sleek parsons
waddling around the world on pleasure
tours. When this fact occurs to the rev
erend tourist he will no doubt pray for
more light, and become as ardent an anti
| coolieite as the rest OF u.s."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14
A BURST BALLOON.
Floats In the Clouds for q Night
and willis I'm the Morning.

IS IL rs nv
A gentleman in Eureka received a COM
munication from the managers Of the
Hsyana Lottery last Monday, from which
he adjudged himself the winner Of the
$500, 900 prize. But he had lost his ticket
on which to make demand for the mag
~nifcent winning, and like Little Boo
Peep with her sheep, he didn't know where
to find it. As the many invariably
do, he went TO see a lawyer to
find out how to supply the missing certif-
cate by evidence, and secure the big prize.
In the heat OF his imagination he made
such representations to the limb OF the
law that the latter fell into an ecstatic
craze, also, especially when offered the
tremendous fee Of $50, 900 il he would eel
lect the $500, 900. The lawyer and his
client got as crazy as bedbugs over the
prospect OF the glorious windfall and went
off on o tremendous "tear." The morn
ing afterwards they looked q little more
closely at the lottery paper that had stirred
them up so prodigiously, and found that
it was only a circular advertising another
draw.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14

The Director Of the Mint has caused
the examination Of accounts of the COIN
age Of the Minis from the LIST OF July.
1878, to June 80, 1881. to ascertain the
exact amount and cost Of silver during
the three fiscal years named. The profits
have been &c. 52, 720, which. with the
profits on hand at the Minis July l, s424.-
F25. and 81, 500 profits on trade dollars
and the surplus Of bullion credited to the
same account, make a total Of $40, 1Sl 495.
OF this amount SO, TIA, S74 have been de-
posted in the Treasury, $22l.ll4 paid for
expenses Of distribution, and $843 AZ paid,
or wastages and losses by the sale Of
s~weepings, leaving in the Mint July l.
1881. 81, 1O1 ,545.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14
rLuE DUST.
from the Notebook of the
scraps samtiuel's Reporter.

from the "
ser"p' seutineI's Reporter.
v,ntead is in New York City.
do' ' and colds are quite prevalent
jas n.nsrsl P. E. Common is expected in
r.r sl about the goth.
.sort 1000 watches are made In this
.nntry every working day'
cOun"' vour spectators tickets for the
i PfOcu,Sd at the Opera House.
~1 rrsDk Winston of Carson is seriously
FRAN ah nbemorrhage Of the lungs.
..toin Lodge, No. 81, 1. 0. 0. F.,
hoaaT lao o'clock this evening.
Hs .;mo for doing assessment work on
mines is rapidly drawing TO a close.
Nathan has a nice selection OF cloth
l. - gentlemen's furnishing goods.
~s waiter girl made her debut at Joe
Nov Tiger Saloon on Monday night.
n cad,er has been confined to his
bonse for the past two lays WIN a severe
cold.
nhampagne drinkers mourn because OF
m"r threatened increase OF price per
Jtl
bottle. -
The snow on the mouhs ress
the shipment OF ofe '' ~ !"
mines.
The flow OF ""tei 700 40 ~n.Itona
mel last week aSeraseu 1' e
per "a hours. u,
The divorced wife Of Senator Haines OF
,InnIos County died at San Francisco on
the 9Th instant.
The Eureka Tunnel contlnues 70 mass
IA regular shipments Oh orc W tns Iu-
rska Con. works.
davidson at the Postoffice has q hand
,oms nair OF No. ION club skates Tor sale
belov regular price.
Three millions Of women are earning
v.gas in various trades and INDUSTRIOUS In
rroland and Wales.
m.,. 10 Tho time of the year when SUM-
IS,s children are the least likely to
og hanSav Christmas tree.
r" Randall and Mr.. ]. r. Towns
si.y.ad from Hamilton Yesterday af-
euuA. 10 nr;vate
Rfnoon " f-o.a-;a. "a ,.n.r oood.
The STOCK OF eIoo eiu ma ~ Shor;sss
IN cleinuioi : a.anbanc Cor, haroa;ns
sac. ,.somh,.oa ~ ,adiaa
There was : NJ aL..;na rink Isst
and gentlemen pa orns,iant con.
evening" anu 'no Nv
dltion.
The storey oounti ,aats;nino
very representative li''.s" $3.50 an5
one white woman' ohe nes'o "
aChinaman'
James Rowe, the miner so badly injured
At the forman shai. reeen.s, sn Ia
bly, recover, pu, WIZ Dc 40" A
in al Likelihood STONE piinu
There we're several drunken Indians on
The streets yesterday. II 1t we're possible
n discover the parties who sell them
liquor they shouio Do uruihne" ou' VI
town. ;.
When within Ave miles OF Palisade last
evening the G. P. train ran over q COW
and threw the front trucks of the track,
which caused q delay OF about half an
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14

Isador Alexander, whose name breathes
war and who ia brother to the devil (of
the SENTINEL ofice). and who still further
Is a strawberry blonde, a complexion that
unfailingly denotes amour. fell aioui OF
Henry. the waiter in Joe Mendes' under
pround restaurant, yesterday evening.
The same sad old story, one fair lady not
enough for two swelling masculine hearts:
They are both solid on the mash, sno
thew deserve a lady each; but neither
could tolerate a divided love. and they
fought IL out on that line. Our devlls
brother came out second best, but smiled
IA we'll as he could through many q scratch
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14

Several nights ago the ~lodsing-house OF
Mrs. Quad, next door to Dunkei's build
inc. was entered by burglars and four
hs1s entirely stripped of clothing, which
wss carried away by the thieves. This
looks a good deal like organized petit,
isrcanv. Of which the bed stripping and
oyeroost steal are only two parts in the
urorramme, or systematic robbery. It
wonid be we'll for everybody to take extra
ordinary precautions against such inroads,
NV lacking to door and window ~fsstenings
and keeping q shotgun. charged with DUCK
shot, within easy reach.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14

Deacon Parkinson pens the following
'quio with his spectacles off and forgets to
Hail down his vest: "Wouldn't IL be
.suny II Matt. Canavan was elected Gov
yI ~. OF Nevada. There would be one
irt'saman and one Welchman In the
Sai.ed States Senate, an Irishman in Con-
sn Iess and an Australian Irishman 10 the
Saoernatorial chair Of this State"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14
Hotel Arrfyais.

Turner House-wm. Jackman, Pinto;
D.. c. Griffith, San Francisco.
Parker House,. r. Kendall, Hamil-
ton; R. Trewhella and wife. Ruby Hill; 7.
Raglan, Palisade; Thos. Low. Ruby Hill.
Jackson House-C. l. Watts, Eldorado
mine ]. Il. Townsend, Hamilton; J. Il.
Dun, Phoebe; G. 8. Nye, Josiah Lean and
son, Frank L. Reed, Virginia City.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14

mr. william Fray. a native Of Cornwall
England was taken with pneumonia on
sunday last and died at 9 o'clock on Tues
= morning. He had been In the en-
Ysoy Oh the Eureka Con. Company for two
svars and a half as night engineer, and
way = steady and industrious man. He
mourn his loss.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14

II IA doubtful whether there is a single
State officer in the Capitol building says
,ha Anneal. who is not a candidate for re-
And for that matter the ne
publican party may go further and rare
worse.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14
auIx the KIDS Lie.

For the benefit OF those who indulge In
the distractions Of yellow-covered litera-
ture 1t is announced that the biography
thrilling and blood-curdling, OF course
of Billy the Kid 10 now in press.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14
The Tuncful Liar.
SHAVING n

Oh, barber, shave me gently.
And soothe me with q song
To the music OF your razor
Gliding Ger q face that's long
Gliding DER a face of marble.
Frtskina meath Q Roman nose
which. 10 the cold weather owing,
Answers to resonant blows.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14
Fulton Market Oysters.

@essrs. Gibfried 4 Brisacher, Of the
sSa. House Restaurant, last evening
FS r,sed . very choice lot Of oysters from
sutton Market in New York.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14
Breath.

The walls OF the Carson Mint appear to
have acquired . blueish tinge OF late, says
the Tribune. 1t 10 no doubt owing to the
concentration Of prayer breath from pass
ing position seekers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14

Miss Daisy Hampton, daughter OF the
Senator, will make her tirst appearances IN
washington society this Winter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14

Go TO P. steler's for fine wedding and
holiday presents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14

Go to P. steler's for solid silver and
plated ware.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14

Ar schneider's drug store you can buy
A holiday present from rs cents to $7b. =
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14

You will save money by reading F. ].
scbneider's new advertisement.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14

Fon the finest and cheapest holiday
goods, 20 TO Scbneider's drug store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14

Fon the latest styles Of plush odor cases.
celluloid sets In leather and plush cases,
20 to Schneider's drug store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14

Go 40 stslsr.s for ans iewelry.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14

Go to STEERS for fine diamonds, watches
and chains.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14

You can find at Schneider's drug store
handsome and new style gold and silver
celluloid sets in leather and plush cases. v
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-25

leBenbeit fir Srantreib in Elm mihtiges
Stadium tritt. DEM Qn9riff alf elmer
tranaolilden W%iIitdrpolten lit. mie ieBt
a~usgegangen. Na6 elmer in Raris etns
9egangenen Wfeloul1g aus NI9ier itno bier
@tngeborene bon Der Wf iilto bes
Sber item Shutters, Der fir ben
Vau Der our6 Die Sabara proiettirten
Sabn NutnabrGen mahte, am %. ItGr3
nit Der Wfeloung nah Oure9Ia gefOms
men, Die WiilitOn Jet a It nolItGns
BIG bern d Doroen. Sic er;dDlz
ten, Die Neiiiion iet pter Gagereiien BON
6aiirer i'm Siioen BON Niiimu iberfauen
t%poroe1, SberIt Skaters uno bic iGrnmt=
lIIen W1ttaIteoer Der Otiiiion ieien 9et6oz
tet. Ginem Wiit9IIeoe, ytamenS OianouS,
uno eIIem llnterofftSier, Dtnmens gobes
gum, NIT 6S Wiann Der @6tortc gelang es
81 enttommen ; lie fdlDilen iih ben Suaz
re9s Don 6ogger an, Delde perli1erten,
DAB tie an Dem Blutbaoe nidbt tDeilgenomS
men bGtteu. 9ielelben boten ben Slii6z
ttgen OatteIn an, Die aber Dergiftet
tpareIt. Sn Solee bellen 1tarben
Otanous uno 20 Mann. Gobez
gum nit 30 Wtann leBten auf benz NIdz
Suge Den Tampf fort, tpuroen aber bier
3agereilen liolid bon Oteiicguem einge>
f1lollen. Die bier @ingeboreneu, peL6e
nit Dieier 0tclbung in Suregla aatamen,
itno bon Gobeguin geianDt moroeu. IS
tpuroe nnner3lglt6 6llfe 9eihidt, aber es
ut pentg 6offnnng D%orbanOen, Die oreibig
ueberlebenoen gu r%etten, oa lie III benz
WioneHt, no tie um5in8eIt uuroen, nur
nod tpent9 Gebensmittel Ino Wunition
belaBeH. 90 Die traHriacn 8eri6te aus
NI9ter, pelde Die fran3oiiide MilitGrn erz
iDaltung 81 elmer ~ftarten Waatentpidez
lung anipornen tperoeI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-03
Revolt at Cairo.

DISMISSAL OF AN UNPOPULAR MINISTER OF WAR
A cablegram TO The New York Htrald from
Paris, February =, says: our Cairo correspou-
dent telegraphS TO night: "a revolt of the
khedivcs guard has taken place and has been
thus far successful for the insurgents have
gained their point. which IS the removal OF tue
obnoxious war minister. O5man Pacha Rerli.
Last month three native Egyptian colonies had
III vain offered petition to the government
against the war mfDister for giving all the best
places in the Egyptian army 10 Cir
casslans and Turks to the prejudice OF
Egyptians. Yesterday the three col
Onels were arrested and tried by a
court martial. OF which General Stone was
president. During the session of the court the
regiment OF the guard at the khe1ye's palace
reVolted under The eyes OF the khedive aud
marched to the War office and forcibly re.
leased the three coonels. The War Minister
escaped by window. General Stone and
other members of the court were deprived of
their swords and hustled about. Efiatoun
Pacha received bav0net wound. The re-
VOTED regiment, commanded by the released
eliicers. returned to the palace. where they
were reinforced by a Soudan regiment which
bad marched from TOurah village. opposite the
PSFaIn1dS. The insurgents tod the Khedive
mat they had no grievance against him. but
That the War Minister must be dismissed This
was done, and the released colonies now CON
mand The garrison OF Cairo. Everything is
quiet The marriage festtvlties OF the me
dives cousin proceed tonight as before ar
ranged"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-03
Another street Car Compiaiat.

Editor SjGT:-AS another or the long Snfsc-
ing" l second the complaint OF your CORE
spoDdent in The STAR OF Monday last, and /
have another presentment to make at the bar
or public opinion. i refer to the street cars. 4
snort time ago, | noticed In the columns OF
your wide awake and useful paper valuable
suggestion, to the effect that whea these con.
Veya could not furnish seats for p issengers
and chose to take them In. on the stand, they
should not receive pay. Exactly SO. man
pays Tor seat, and ought 10 have lt. The con-
GuCtor should know When his car Is full and
should ADMIT no more than It can ac commodare
by law, when a car IS full the conductor turns
out placafd, thus: No room" When A seat
II vacated, the card IS Immediately displaced
In this way. travelling is MADE comfortable. 1t
is penny-wise policy that suggests the Idea of
taking In ali who come along. Hundreds or tired
pedestrians would occupy the street cars IL
they could be comfortably seated. ADrODoS-
let me just call attention TO another point OF
yet greater vexation. A poor tired man gets a
seat, with some dfficuity Presently come
I'VE or SIX ladies. They know the Car is fun
what OF that? Some one will give way, and so
In tDey crowd. The a3tute conductor calls our:
Pass up gentlemen, and let the ladies' In y
nefe are we TO pass? IL only means 'get IN
and let the ladies Sit down. Ard SO the dear
creatures crowd In, with their graceful forms
dIO gracious smiles. as they say, one and all
lNhlie we poor fellows are jumping To our feet)
''Oh, thank you. don't get up-keep your 5eatSr'
now" I bis Is no Joke. / have experienced tu
very often. ! don't think people should force
themselves into q crowded Car, Ir they will
they ought 10 do as did the Dutchman's hen,
st-stan0ing' For my part, have made ue
my mind 10 hold my seat hereafter JOHN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-03

Street lamps WIN DO lighted at 800 pm. ana

Street lamps VIII Do lighted at 800 pm. and
william p Young has filed bill in equity
against Elizabeth II. Gale and others asking
authority TO sell part OF lot In reservation IL.
Tne Washington Light Infantry met last
evening, Col. Vim G. Moore 10 the chair Thir.
teen new members were elected and $3.50 ap-
propriated for the refurnish,ng OF the armory
and decorating Masonic Hall on the nigat OF
the complimentary baiI. which takes place on
the 10Th Instant committee from the Scnust-
Zen NeTein presented an invitation for the COM
pany TO participate In the opening OF their fair
Oh the night Of the l4th instant. which was
National Lodge, No. 1o, F. A. A. NJ, last night
presented a beautiful and costly past master s
jewel to Mr. Richard C. Lewis, the past m aster
OF that loGge.
The Knights Of ST. Patrics's bali. at Odd Eel
lows Hall last night, was. as usu Al, great SUE
cess Among the visitors were Mr.. John Don
nelly chief knight. and about fifteen other sir
Knights OF St Patrick OF Baltimore.
The South Washington citizens Protective
Association held no regular meeting last nignr,
but an Informal discussion was held at st.
Dominics hail by Interested workers, as 70
what Is being done in the way OF collecting
funds for prosecuting the Baltimore and Poto-
mac railroad company.
Dissatisfaction Is said to exist among stu
dents OF Howard University medical college,
lie faculty being about to appoint a coiored
Eol' 1ctorfan. There are ninety students. two
t'rCS OF whom are white
CD. 6. B. Corkhill, the District Attorney
who has been quite Ill for some day g. was able
TO be In his Office TO day. and expects to take
part IN the Johnson murder trial on Monday.
Daniel Brown, colored man living near the
Government Printing Office. was taken sick
~ out noon to-day, and went into Sca'a s
d 10 store, from whence officer B'anford took
i'm to his sisters. corner OF Sth and East
capitol streets, where he .ied shortly after his
arrival.
Gen. j. S. Crocker. received dispatch to-day
stating that bis brother James FL. Croker re
siding near TarrytOwn, Nd. is lying at rhe
point OF death. Mr. CROKER formerly resided
In Virginia. above Georgetown, and is well and
favorably known there and here.
John Wagner. driver OF a wagon for the
American Tea Company, was thrown out of
his wagon Gear the navy yard, about 10 O'Clock
yesterday. In consequence of his horses getting
frightened and he was seriously injured about
the head He was attended by Dir. Magruder
ard sent TO his home.
Last night at the rooms OF Mr.. Roberts the
Janttor IN Corcoran building, his daughter
Armenia E. Roberts, was married to Mr.. Nc
Michael, OF Indiana There was large num-
Der OF friends or the bride and Bridegroom
present. After the guests had enjoyed a
bOuEtiful repast the bridal couple left Tor their
future home with the good wishes OF those as
sembled. There were numerous presents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-03

4 500 YARDS OF .'MkLANGE" SUITINas.
in SILVER Gray. Oxford asd Browns, at 10 cts per
yard.
200 dozen Of Extra Heavy Au-Linen TOWELS,
l2H cts.
100 new styles OF Madras GINGHAMS.
HAMBURG EMBROIDERY 10. &c.. &C., &C.. &C.,
&c.. 10c., lie 12c.. I4c., l5c.
New Styles Of Spring CALICOES.
New Styles of Fancy HOSIERY for Children.
TABLE LINENS, Csc Soc. SIC. SOC.
Beached Table DAMASK. new STOCK, Soc &c,
76c., 87c.. 81.
NAPKINS; .; poYLEs and Knotsed- FR1NaED
Gray BLANKETS, 81. % pair.
White Wool BLANKETS. e. so. ss. ss. so. "a.
pair.
BED COMFORTS, So. 81, 81. Is. $50.
Spring CASHMERES and Back OASHMERES.
Checked and Plain NAINsOoK. PIQUE and
CAMBRIOS.
WHITE BED SPREADS. &c., 75c.. 81, 81. 2s, 81 50
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE new styles Just re-
ceived.
c. m. ToWsoN,
csc Psnnsylvania avenue. south side.
JAMS Near III q. md oenser Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-03
The Courts.


Yesterday. Ward agt B4ltim re and rotnmac
Railway Company; verdict for plaintiff for
$3.50. Massaman Co, agt. Wynne; iudg-
the Saas ag
Hume agt Fitzpatrick: Judgment for the de-
PENDANT Hammel & Co.. use, &C.. agt Fred
lumuia, Use Of Walter agt Hewitt ct a.: de-
eision On motion reserved. Davis agt. Hill: on
hearing
To-day. Davis agt. Hill: verdict for plaintiff
$3.50. District use nf Walter agt Hewitt and
Gu Imam do. 81. Jolifre agt. Charlk ana Cooley;
Oh herring.
EQUITY CoURr-Judoe Cor.
Yesterday, Burgess agt- Williams; pro con-
Welling sgt. Gales; bill OF error allowed TO be
filed, and making A. T. Bradley defendant.
King sgt Buckley: commission to take testimo-
ny IL Kapsas ordered. Jackson agt. Gales; sale
ordered Thompson agt Pouison; dismissal of
To-day. Hills ag. Mcnamara; auditors
corfesso and reference. Burns agt Cross;
appearance ordered. Corsen agL Edwards:
demurrer. sustained In part. Flanagan agt.
Snow; reference ordered.
PROBATE CoURT-RegtSter Webster.
Yesterday, estate OF Maria Byng: final notice
was issued 10 the administrators with VIII an
nexe1. IN re Henry Mclntire; linal notice issued
to the administrator.
POLICR CoURT-Jttdre Smell
To-day Peter Lewis vagrancy; bonds or On
days. Walker Brown and Samuel Smith, pro-
Ianlty; s. or days each. Dennis BucnannaD,
10 days. Henry Timber. coiored- charged with
making an indecent exposure OF his person; =
or 10 days. Catharine aenDeS5y. CD irged with
ooe'fucting the street with peanut stand;
PERSONAL bonds to remove the stand, Gorge
Williams. young white man. was charged
with being yagrant Officer Lotus testified
that be caught him begging YESTERDAY Wit
ilams sfated that he did 60 from Rouse tn
horse Offering to shovel snow for shirt He
was released on his personal bonds.