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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-19
DISPATCH
sniIor Landlords Arrested-Marder
Trial Postponed -Greenbacks'

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1913 P. NJ
Eight boarding house masters were ar
rested to-day for shipping seamen M
demanding pay through the office Of
the United States Commissioner. They
were arrested by the United States
authorities.
The trial Of Lane for the murder oil
Swift was again postponed I'LL next
Thursday.
Gold, NE; Greenbacks, S9|99so+a
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A SURE THINa.-Cable Screw Wire
Boots and Shoes will not rip, leak or
come apart, and are the easiest ever
worn. Try them. All bear the patent
cfamn ...
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FoR the very best Photographs, 20 to Bradley
B Ruloison's Gallery without STAIRS
~ ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. -
Montgomery street. Ban Francisco.
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For the very best Retouched Rem
brandt Photographs, 20 to SUIT
terley's, the finest gallery In the State,
corner of c and Taylor streets, Vir-
ginia City.
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UNITED STATES REGISTERS
SUMMONS.

TN THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
O. lhs District of Carson City, Nevada The
People of tho United States to Peter Hagan,
Eldred @. Winnie, Virginia and Gold Hill Water
Company, and Empire Mill and Mining Com.
pany-Grecting: You are hereby summoned 10
appear before me, at my once, In Carson City,
on the alst day OF January, a. D. 1873. at 10
o'clock A. NJ, to answer tho complaint Of tho
Front Lode Consolidated Mining Company.
averrlng your claim to Lot No. II, Block 8,
Range 6; Lots No; 80; %. a and Y, 10 Block y:
town site OF Gold Hill, Storey county. Nevada,
to DO unjust and illegal; and then and there
do you show cause, II any there DO, why the
claim OF said Front Lode Consolidated Mining
Company shall not be recognized As Just and
legal, and 1t be allowed to enter the said land
falling In which, Judgment will DO taken against
you.
eitizen-Greetipg: Make service and return
hereof.
Given under my hand this nth day of Deesm.
ADoLPHUs WATT, Register,
delS law Nv District Carson City, Nevada.
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES.

A splendid varIet, OF Light Gloves for
evening.
Ladies' Inderclothing In great variety.
French COrscts from 81.
Real and Initiation Lnces.
Embroidcries, EdsIng and 1nsertion-n
Grrnt BnrEain.
Lace Coliurssfrom rs cents TO SO.
And nn Immenss Variety OF FANCY
GOODS, too numerous 10 mention.
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WOMAN

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM gives to the
Complexion the Freshness OF Youth. HAGAS's
MAGNOLIA BALM ovcrcomes the flushed appear
snce caused by heat, fatigue and excitement. It
makes the lady Of forty appear but twenty, and
so natural and perfect that no person can detect
Its application. by its use the toughest skin Is
made to rival the pure radiant texture Of youth.
full beauty. 1t removes rcdness, blotchos, and
pimplcs. 1t contains nothing that will iujure
tho skin in the least. MAGNOLIA BALx Is used
by all fashionable ladies In new York, London
and Paris. It costs only 70 cents per Bottle,
and Is sold by all Druggists and Ferfumcrs. fe2o
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

At A SPECIAL MEETING OF wAsHoE
A Forine Company. No. (, held November Q.
THOMAS Il. QUINLAN was unanimously
nornInsted for Second Assistant Engineer Of tho
Virginia Fire Department at the ensuing cleo
tion. ,, NAVY pr..,dsr,
8. z. DICKSON, Secretary. dslou
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E DEPARTMENT.

Fancy Dresses and Plnids for rs cents
per ynrd.
warerproSfs for 81 per yard.
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sHAWLs N sAcoUEs.

An Immense Variety of shnwls, In all the
newest styles, II ON 80 rs.
Broche Shnwls for S13, worth sos.
Ladies' Misses and Children's Talmns
and Sacqucs, In great variety.
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Al rrRRELL. eHAs. CUNNING
UNION IRON WORKS

TYRRELL d CUMMINGS,
rouNpERs. MACHINISTs, GENERAL
II EnRipeors, Draughtsmen and Manufacturer
OF QuariE mill and Mining Machinery Of all de-
scrintIous, All orders allied with p~romptness
and diepateh. and at the Lowest Rates.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

The weather Is getting cool, people are anx
iOus for amuEements, and We wish even nov
that all our theatres were opened, but for tho
present We content ourselves with the Theatre
Uumlque, and there nightly al entertainment
ID afforded which fully satisfies It's vast patron
age. There are many gems In the programme,
but the most pretentiOus piece 10 that OF the
fairy extravaganza entitled prince Amabel."
II is u good 6urlesqus, and II II had the place
OF "IniAtuatiOn, comedy on tho programme
that will never lmmoTtAliie It's author, Il would,
perhaps, be quite as pleasing 10 the audience.
"pTince AmRbel' Is a role sustained by Mas
Marian Taylor, an English lady, an English
actress and an English blonde, and, to use tho
word In It's English sense, she 10 exceedingly
"clsyeT"
A buTlesQuer Is one who makes a strong con.
tTast between the subject and the manner OF
considering II, aud II Ia u character widely dit
isTent from that Of the mere bunOOn, or one who
makes a practice OF amusing others by low
tricks Miss Taylor has the talent TO under.
stand this difference, hence her delineation Of
the youth small In stature though great in
slghsh is one that makes constantly increasing
Impressions 10 It's favor, Tho Prince acts we'll
hts part. He is full Of life and vigOr, and his
own abandon TO all the situations Of the plot
his own hFo aud bright spirit carries all the
lesser characters OF the burlesque along with
him In the same vein Of rdleule and iun.
There was u new feature In the ontertalnment
last night, consisting Ut representation Of
6tdtuaTy by Miss La FdvTe, 10 this she was at
home. She has wOmanly proportions, and a.
a. "Alaz deiylng the lightning as the sleep,
ing Beauty ' a. Venus stepping into the bath ~
aud as CAIN slnylnB bis brother Able she was
really superb. The plcture6 sbe presented were
very handsome. This ought 10 DO 4 consolation
u her after her abominable attempts to sling
Down In the Goal Mineu'
The theatre was again packed, and the great
fAYOTites were duly appiauded.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06


The ex-soldiers aud sailors Of this club held
another large and enthusialtic meeting At
ClaTk's hall last oysnlng, n, b, ftthiAn, presL
dent, In the chair, W. J. Whartenby secretary.
Amer several new members had signed the
roll, which now numbers 80, tho various CON-
mittees presented their TepOTts
The committee to provide a suitable badge
for the club presented a neat design, which was
The committee On uniform hats presented q
style Of hat, known as the Grant army hatD
which was adopted, and MessIs. James y.
Davis sons establishment dosignatod as the
place TO procure them.
UOmrade Newton FeTree, from the committee
on nag, reported that he had secured for tho
club the flag which was draped In front OF the
boz In which President Lincoln was seated on
the night OF HE assassination.
IL will be remembered that the assassin, In at
tempting to leap from the box, caught his foot
In tie fringe Of this nag and was thrown upon
the stage, fracturlnE his leg, thereby leading
The report OF the committee was received and
| unanimously adopted with applause, and a vote
| OF thanks rendered tho committee.
Mr. q. NJ. Barton reported that he had been
promised, for tho use Of the club, the nag that
| covered the body OF President Lincoln after his
| death.
Mr. Fsrres, from the committee on bylaws,
reported several amendments, which wore
adopted, providing for an election OF captain,
| frst lieutenant, second Lieutenant orderly ser.
geant and color sergeant In addition 10 the civil
officers OF the club.
The following persons were elsoted: Captain
| ]. T. MichenoT; hrst lieutenant, Newton FeTTee
| second lieutenant, q. L. Oyster; orderly SER
| geant, Eugene Howe.
The election Or color seTgeants was laid over
| until the next meeting
| Ian, PRESIDENT James II. Logan, vice president
| W. J. Wheatley, secretary J. L. MlchenOr
| corresponding secretary Francis Wood, treas
| uTeT; Clarence NJ. Barton, marshal.
Tho club NdIOurOet until Monday evening
| next.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

WV FNNhNaAs
People arc beginning 10 seriously inquire into
the prices Of wood aud coal
Mr.. "Terrible" Ryan, OF Alexandra, was In
the city yesterday''dolnE"t Theatre COmiquo,
There's hardly brick len to mark the spot
where two days ago stood the Northern mark't
Billy, Just from PIney Point, thinks two heads
better than one, II one 10 a sheeIrs head.
The Pennsylvania Republican club meets TO-
night, at UlArk's halt, for election Of officers.
The 90 west club adopted a beautiful
badge to be worn on the Oocaslon Of their trip TO
rlttsburg.
why is tho water registrar like puviIistf
because he Is always trying TO put head"
On-wateT.
Tho handsomest railing In this city In on q,
between Eighth aud Ninth streets, opposite the
Patent once.
Next Sunday morning the worshIpsrs at Dr.
John q. Smiths church will md . new and
handsome pavement in front q the church.
Washington dTuEEiEts are laying 10 q large
stoek Of quinine, for the season Of ieVerand aEue
Is at hand.
II this city IL to he taken as the index Of public
sentiment throughout the country, urceley's
stock Il rapidly declining.
The TALL styles Of dry goods took out quaint,
ties Of ladies during the falling weather yes
terday.
Messrs. W. r. smith, O. W. BAlloch and
Alex. 9aSlner arc In New York attending the
CaledOniah games, the guests Of that club.
There Were thirteen members Of the police
force tried on charges yesterday, and only one
dismissed. Good for the boys.
Two Treasury clerks put their heads together
aud made q wood pavement. Thoy were un'
dOubtedly blOckheads.
Simon Joseph, the newly appointed justice Of
tho peace, who presides In the Old seventh
ward, was hOnOred with a serenade last night,
at his residences, by the Pioneer club under the
leadership Of Colonel Perry carson. TheJustloe
responded with q brief speech.
John Robinson, the old Snowman, never for.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS

'"rICES OF NEw ADVERTISEMENTS
LGTINER n CLEART, auctlonsou and real
estate brokers, will SELL on Monday, September
10, at O'Clock, ?. tn, valuable improved real
estate on New Hampshire avenue, between
north I and north U streets.
A SPECIAL meeting Of the National Lodge No
u, =. A. A. NJ, will DO held this evening.
gREEr n WILLIAMS, auotlonsOrs, will sell,
on Monday, September %, at II O'Clock, a. IN,
valuable garden and truck land, with improve
meuts, 10 Prince Georges county, MD.
The Episcopal Institutes Christmas term
opens wednesday, September II.
TIE Pennsylvania Republican Association
will meet this evening.
TnERE will no q meo'inE Of the stockholders
Of the Union Railroad Company Monday even
ing.
BIZ ARSER has a very desirable farm for
sale.
WI. PurE will 10 supported tor the Houss
Of delegates at the primary election OF the
Fourteenth district
] uuREN h wILLiANs, auctlOneerp, will soil, on
Monday, the 9TH instant, at 10 o'clock, n M, At
the residence Of a gentleman declining house.
keeping, at No, I Grant Place, an excellent as
sortment Of furniture.
THE Maryland Republican Association will
meet this evening.
A MEMORANDUM book has been lost.
THR Centre market will be open daily ana
this date.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06
MAGIC.
Completion Of Temporary Sheds,
The Selection Of Benches by the Dealers


tNmNN OnemlnM NhNa MuFmlmms
Truly this is an age Of progress. Only two
days ago there stood a. the corner Of Seventh
and X streets the wsll.knoNn Northern market,
and at Seventh and streets was . vacant
square. To-day tho positions are reversed
Seventh and X Ia vaosut space and Seventh
and o Is covered with a market, temporary II IL
true, but amply suhholent to accommodate ell
the dealers who heretofore occupied stalls In the
old structure.
A. an evidence Of tho speed with which the
work was done, II Il only necessary 10 say that
when tho demolition Of the old building was
decided upon, Thomas NJ. PloWman, 10 whom
tho work was entrusted, was At the same time
instructed 10 have the temporary shede on the
yorooran square ready for occupation this mora.
ing. Carving out his tnstrustlona 10 the letter,
he Immediately made areQuisltiOn Tor the neces.
sary lumber, secured the services q the neces.
sary oarpentsIs, with MT. George W, Perkins
In charge, and began active operations,
The sheds are a oontluuoui rJw, covering an
area Of $40 by 100 feet, all iboIoied under one
root, the space being the courtyard Of the pro.
posed nov edlhoe. They stand back from Sew.
enth street two hundred and ten feet, and my.
slN rect each iron q and 2 Gtroets, being reached
on either side through wide gates By substantial
lSk T S1S,, s ST. ~ wS Es an
put up, and arranged In rows running east aud
vest, and between each are nlslos amply large
Tor travel with smaller Interesting passages the
ion Win I.rys ~ :. Iights and os ihs sidSI With
Win,IoEs anl trsns,,nS aver The heayV GlidinT
SoosS' yssisriaT ,noTn,ns The SerL III nu,iins
an thc roof Ias o.,fnueneeA and Dnshsd TapIJiy
in sections with different gAsss d meB, not one
ghioh 1ai ponribs. mi tept steadiIy on Al 10
O'Clock the feltinE Tor the roof arrived from Hal
IinoTe. and Nh. eDenniS RIl1T, with Ma men
were IN a few n,onents Aitsr covering the nor.
lions ian nniGhed by the eaFpoptsrS. both sets
On men compietInE the outelie WORK by nigh.
Eli,
While ali mi, vaa uolnu on, ME- Ueoruo W.
loodaii. The plumber anil Eas.nttsf, wish hIs
men was Tettin1 out the main Eas.pIps irUm
ne nd market ht,InH nov nine hSInr iIuFnoFs,
Sr AMI soon amer ths mvtsr vas I'M the nina
ali mn. lbTec hundred and sTV burnsrS Svting,
tbe connectIon maIs with inc sireel and the gas
turned on, diving the carrSntsfs IighI 10 work
by In hitting ~ me stands not Completed The
sssne laSt nIHht Ebout O'Clock va buly one
| All the ras Ieig were burning. the hammers and
saws sonnIinV eaWor rToups az dealera scattered
around. soma tsik1nv VIM othSrS were Engaged
| IN nuttinT NE HnishinW toulilSs 10 the stalls
asslEpod them,
80 tha nr.ssnt aonna of Nhn hueR Htera UlIi bn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

-. = We & H'.rSI.Y 0E FIHE Ants
:. ~s,sdfr,vn 20. IIjg 20 No. 'a9a Penn
Wv outn RVSnus
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06
r4EuRGgTOWA AFtAiR>

THK mills along the canal were again obliged
TO suspend operations yesterday, owing to the
low water In The canal.
ARRIVAL or 0RAIN.-ATriyei canal bOal
MOnOcaoy, with Z, 800 bushels OF wheat and SOC
bushels Of corn W u. Talbot n Son.
TAG water about Cumberland h very low. In
consequence Of the low water tho boats are car.
Tylng ITO tons Instead Of IN tons Of coal as ion
merly.
1T 10 understood that negotiations have been
made between the Metropolitan Railroad Uom'
papy and tho Union and J. street Railroad Com
pAny by which the two will consolidate.
THH receipts Of toll Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal, Tor the week ending Saturday last,
were as follows; From Cumberland, ID, "a. 90
Georgetown, t4,30LT5; Hancock, tl5,0vi Will
Transport, toT.Oi-tOtal, tlO, s3O.oS.
A YOUNG MAN named John CAdy was injured
Yesterday At the sAH-mlll Of j. II. n W. n
blmms, by having his hand come In contact with
ono Of the circular saws. Medical assistance
was furnished and the injured man Was n
moved to his hone on Third and Fayetto street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

Capt 5. r, Franklin has been deIaihOl from
Now London to relieve Commodore Batch, Just
promoted as executive otfcer Of the Washing.
ton navy yard. Commander T. :. Fililbrown,
detached IRON duly In the Bureau Of Equipment
ADD Recruiting, and ordered to command the
wachusett, Of tho Eurgroan fleet, vice Con.
mander q. n. Cushinh nfd etaohed, sick; Aasist-
ant PaymAster Joseph T. Adjlcks has been or
deTed to duty on board the receiving ship nj
Philadelphia Assistant PaymAster W. NJ,
Preston 70 duty IN the Bureau Of Provisions md
tached from the BeniciA aud placed on sick
leave; aud Assistant PaynAster J. q. Sullivan
from duty at Washington, and placed on waiting
or,tesa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

The hrst application for patent for Lieut..
RIcO's troWel bayOnet, which iS now adopted for
the United States service, was MED by his at.
torncy, Gen. Bent. =, Butler, Of Massachusetts,,
and was returned TO the latter rejected, not
pAtontablo for reasons given In the DeuterOn.
0my Gxlll;l3. To this soTlptDrAl reference Gen.
was met and again checked by tho re lOlnder
that Il could not DO regarded as = lost art, In.
nsnueh as II was duly recorded" Finding
whom fortified by supofhuInAn wisdom, Hon!
Butler withdrew the papers, and when they
were again hl1d the specifications Of tho tTOwel
bayonet were so changed % no longer 10 10.
fringe upon the patent rights Of the Mosaic
Nnaddle,n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06
SCHOOL BOOKS.
CRANDELL A. RILEY,
Corner Of seventh and D Streets,
Contractors for supplying
PUBLO SCHOOLS. Lu5lu
SCHOOL BOOKS,
orRsF Fifteenth st. aud New York Ave,
AT THE
., WEST END BOOKSTORE,
Il. A. FILL Il co.,

A convenient plaee 10 get JouE Stationery, Blank
Bools, Time Books Printing aud knEhaVinG, and
VIII sPkoiHLtY-F PEldN PERIODICALS.
ann
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

Miss BEETLE Adams, the eldest daughter Of our
esteemed fellow.cltlIen, John George Adams,
efq., was married At O'Clock at her iather'a res
dencs yesterday morning, 10 Mr.. UhAs. SWayEe,
Of this city. The marriage ceremony was per.
formed BY an uncle OF the fair bride, tho Rev.
u, Coilard Adams, Of West Haven, Connecticut.
At 10 O'Clock the happy pair took the cars for an
extended wedding tour North.
ono Of the events Of the season was the mar.
TlaEe, yesterday evening, at tho ST. Marks ~.
r. church parsonage, on Capitol VIII, by Rev.
DR.. steele, Of Mt. William S. Boyed, a clerk In
the city post once, and Miss Julia +, Uross, a
ceremony tho happy couple started on trip
North 10 spend the honeymoon. Their many
friends Wish them safe journey over lllo'l
troubled waters.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

Seven hundred new claims were Med with
tho Southern claims commission during the
month Of August, carrying the total number
filed above sixteen thousand, or within four
thousand Of the estimate Of tho commissioners
In their late report 10 Congress as to the total
number to be filed under the act Of March O.
1871. As the present limit Of time In which
claims can be filed Will DO reached In seven
months, claimants are hurrying forward their
preliminary declarations, 80 us to come within
tho limits and this ls believed 10 account Tor the
stOadineBs with which tho number hled each
month 10 maintained.
John Robinson, Of GoldghOrO North Carolina,
and william A. Harris, OF Forth Smith, ATkln-
sas, have been appointed special commissioners
under the act for the taking OF oral testimony In
support Of claims
John l.. CnulVy, Of Atlanta, Georgia, one Of
the oldest and most otfirent Of the special com
miGsloner5, will prObabl yrtceive the Republican
nomination for Congress In bis district, with an
excellent chance NJ election.
A novel proof OF loyalty has been forwarded In
a case from South CarOllnl, where the claimant
sWOre that he was Union man because bis
mOtheT.in-lAW cried like when he
was oOnsCripted into the Confederate army,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

The Board Of Police held their regular meet
ing yesterday, and among other buHlnoss Trans
acted the following.
W., n. bryant was appointed an additional
patrolman TOT six months, 10 do duty at Seventh
street wharf
Private Thomas J, steele, charged with ne.
the force.
Privates WIN. Cunningham, Geo. q. Harris
VIM. a. Shmoneok and David n. Felt, each,
were sentenced 10 DO Teprimanded Tor violation
Of the rules and regulations.
Philip shea and David Z. Chase were ap
pointed privAtos on the force.
Private John A. Swindlo, OF tho Third pre-
cinot, was promoted 70 be a sergeant, Vice OhAs
l., Bnnfmnn, deceased,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

Foh H'OrNT VIZ mon
I've rteamer APRuw, Csrtsin FRANK ''ollingt.
h~at: he wing ben rrbit snd entirely Fehu By her
present. o EI5bSf w 'fvT RessTTHTp s s'traEEr.
d AIi.V, tSupdays IIgsplej9 AT 10 O'CLOCK,
iNIH MOUNT VERNON,
fTb, fr,ab ~ Wasn't Eton,) and IutsFlns diAts
landinEa JAMks hNkkb,
irliB5, ten. Sup't Stsan,sT ArroN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

Hitherto tho agricultural interests OF the
country adjacent 10 this city have been greatly
neglected. In fact, people have been almost
entirely occupied with the idea that tho only
section which afforded any facilities for hrmlnR
was the great West. We arc happy to hear
that many Northern men arc now prospect
Ing In this vicinity with a view Of puTohAs-
Ing. Certainly there can be 20 better market
for all kinds OF produce than Washington al
iJrdH. In many sections Of Prince Georges and
Montgomery counties the land Is exceedingly
desirable. II, II. Warner, real estate broker, Ia
another column Rdyertlses = highly desirable
farm, which he will sell entire or In smaller
tracts. People wishing TO purchase property at
q bargain Will do we'll 10 embrace thia OppOr.
TINS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

There Is one thing that would largely add
to tho pleasure OF citizens as tho work Of
Improvement goes forward Soon as = street is
completed and a pavement laid, the debris, or
loose brick, stone and earth ought At once 70 DO
elea ned away and the carTiaEe-steps set. II Is
too much the rule that this important flushing.
up business 10 len TO take care Of Itself. We
hardly know who Is TO blame In this matter, but
somebody IL, and the fault should DO corrected.
Ninth street Is good instance.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

" will DO remembered that Mr.. Greeley
quilted Rye Beach in great hurry. Many no.
tioed his peculiar expression Of oountenanoe as
he huTJisdly gathered bis oarpet.bag under his
arm, shook hands with his friends and shanbled
OF. Specializing as 10 the probable cause Of his
agitation, Il was finally agreed TO attribute Il to
the clam oh0Wder he had Just hnishOd with See
Rotary Robson. But this was mistake. The
true cause Ia found In a letter to tho Boston
Traveller, setting forth that on the very morn.
ing Of the day OF tho Sage's sudden departure
POlipbAr's vile arrived at Rye Beach.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

John Robinsun's show will parade ct . a. m.
this morning, starting IRON tho lot On Sixth
stIooL thence to PennsylyAnlA avenue, and
along the Avenue TO Nineteenth street, up
NlnSteonth street To II street, along II street 70
Vermont avenue, and through the avenue 10 N
street, along NJ street TO Fourth street, thence
down Fourth street 70 Lafayette avenue, 70
Third street, down Third street to Pennsylvania
avenue, and through 10 sixth street, and Themes
70 the lot. II will DO a nne exposition Of the
animal portion Of the show, The hrst perform.
anoo will DO given ~ 1850 y, IN.