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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-21

RAILROAD CONDUCTORS in Illinois seem TO be
a iacetious set OF beings party of school girls
lately set out from the village of Ludlow on an
excursion, and the tremendous funny man who
had charge OF the train on which they rode.
locked hfteen of them into car and switched
IL on on a side track and left it there This ,el-
low exquisite humor would have been appro-
Priately rewarded by trial for false imprisOp-
ment and few months residence i'm the peni-
tentary. F
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FLOUR
best Family. ~ a. a. per y barrel
"A Sn"lce Flonr. ~ 80 es per a barrel
b bbls. Cham sgns CIDER nj M =, Mt ~, ..p..
INFORMANT
are me sole ageEts for the District Of Clur-f
Ma TTaIxn h,sns Engiish manufactured sEwISO
each, or for X cents. A'"es' - Z.
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FLOUR.
SHNDRIES.

psrsiIelcs - - VIC Garnet guarantee the aboy. pr
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Maysville, KY, now proudly points to four
ntro,giycerine factories as indications OF its
likelihood to take sudden rise.
81 The gamblers have been driven from Den
yer, Col, and the city is said to be nearly de-
populated. ~
IA wordy war is still maintained i'm the
Ehgish newspapers over the Athanasan creed,
anu, Judging from the diversity Of opinions ex-
pressed, is likely to continue for some time
~ The latest dodge of London advertising is
10 paste small tickets glorying Your wares on
every coin-silver or cOpper-which passes ont
OF your shop.
When a man beats his wife with piece of
cOrd wood IN ST; Louis, he is fined $3.50, and TO
pay il the family incurs a debt that IL taxes
years to pay.
@Findlay, o., is to have a series of con ;oin,
religious meetings gotten up by the clerSy o.
the various churches in the town without regard
TO ssct. eN
80 At PiDegrove, Pa, last week, and also at
kutZtown, Berks county, the phenomena of
mock suns were observed, there being two ms
visible at about the same distance from the
horizon as the true sun and one between the
true sun and the zenith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-21

The SHOOTING OF Miss DANKwoRTH-SIiss
Dank worth whO was shot on Tuesday night last
by Frank Benner at her residence, on MARYLAND
avenue, near 18th street, was not so well yester-
lay, and the physicians, Drs. Morgan and
Leach, gave orders that she should be kept AS
quiet as possible, and that no visitors be admit
ted to her room.
Bennes was much better this morning than
when admitted to the jail. the medicine having
Quoted his nerves, When admitted he was evil
IDENTITY suffering under the effects of liquor: in
TACT, was on the verge of delrium tremens.
This morning when questioned about the affair.
he asserted tnat he had no recollection of IT. or
of ever being in the neighborhood OF Miss Dank-
wOrth's house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-21

MRS 'jENkIN>, who Is a widow and rather
poor, makes no secret of her feelings for an oil
bachelor. who has very large form and a com
portable dwelling. She sayssh loves the ground
be walks on, and adOres the house he lives in.
Something like true love, that.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-21

ROMAN 4 Cox, 501 eth street.
For SALE CHEAP.-One complete Washing
ton Light Infantry Uniform. Will alter to ft
any size purchaser. HABLE BRes.,
Corner 7th aud ID streets.
NJ. WILLIAM has just received splendid line
OF Dolmans, Sacques and Talmas for spring
wear Is also selling at one-fourth the regular
price large lot of Flowers and jet Trimmings
907 Penna. avenue, Cite Trevise, Paris.
BRowNsos's REVIEW, CArHorIc WORTH
ID. A. Brcsnan is the agent for Brownson's
Quarterly Review in this District; substitution
s. year, s1.25 each number. March number
OF Catholic World is received.
PoND's ExTRAcr-For twenty-five wears the
peoples remedy, for what? See Ponds Extract
Book. 2,lO:25
SOUND FEET beng indispensable 10 health
and comfort thousands of persons come from far
and near to visit DIR. White, the well-known
Chlropodst, No. 535 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, &c.
and advice as to suitable shoes.
H
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, / tn street
Inteingencer Building. 1928
and made to order by Hempler, near ~ street
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.. 7os MSkktr SPACE,
Hesdouarteu for
fokElGN AND DOMESTIC FRuIra.
HAVANA AND FANCY QROCHRiEs
HAVANA AND VALENCIA ORANGES
ihErrrSSEsT rIGs AND RAIsINs.
hAIkA LARSk MALAGA GPSprs
CAt,innnoRNIh PEARS, FRENCH PRfNFs
AvV 6AkkELS SELECTED APPIrs
oAnhnLs CkANBERRrEe, EXTRa
FANCY GROCERIES.
1,nsg Old BRANDY, Imported ana o.p,o,,,.
MS s :, Kun ,, and GIN, Mixed FRENCH CAN
Fruits a ss' srT rr pound; Imported C0EsERvs
=, Large stock Of STAPLE GROCERIES q. tn. YER,
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PRIC z LIST

PRICE LIST
GR ROC ERIHa
ELPHO>zO YoUNGs q cos,
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TTsR KuBILp FUTILE DULCE" TOOTH
" POWpER.-Recommsnded By Dsafisfs Tor ne
Dartty eD1 healthy action. Tor sais by Druegisss
0sosTally. Price, 3 eea6 D 6ooals. deoSH
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II IChARD w. BARKER,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERr1KER.
GIG ELEVENTH STREET, near r.
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS MADE ANA
-.r.r- REPAIRED snStr
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IL was not safe to say that the failures Of the
past could be remedied In the future IL the same
means were used. In his opinion il was best 10
ne honest. IL would cost about 81 900 900 TO
complete the structure, and he thought the best
way to do would be to lay all the factsin the case
before Congress, and ask it to complete the
building by making annual appropriations. Ii
they got the 900 APPROPRIATION they might
put put another hundred feet upon the building,
and then again let IL stand unfinished for years.
IL might be that If the government appropr lated
one half the amount the states and individ
uals would subscribe the other. In his opinion
10 was better to make an effort Of this kind and
fail than 60 and ask for paltry sum and sue
coed only 20 find the same difficulty when The
money was expended -
Governor Cooke said that in relation to the
citizens raising money he felt that they would
DO what Was right when the time arrived. They
had in the past and would in the future. The
association had done all in their power to raise
means during the past five years, but had failed
each time. This Sas, in his opinion, owing to the
fact that people were not certain their money
would b. properly applied, but get the build
ing RECOMMENDED under government aid and he
MAS satisfied that there would be hearty re-
spouse.
The motion of Mr.. Cobb was then adopted
and Messrs. Chapman, Maynard and Archer APP
pointed on the committee, after which the meet
Ing adjourned.
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN SHRfyE.-Captaiu
Thomas Shreve, a well-known river man. who
tor a number OF years has run q schooner on
Jackson's Greek, below the Rappahannock
river. on Saturday last, and his remains were
brought up % tbs city Yesterday. Probably
there was no msR engaged I'm the same business
who was more generally ami fayoTahly known
along the river than Capt s., and be had many
friends in this city who viii sympathize with his
fsnilv. He had been quite i'll Of pneumonia,
bnt ha. - much improved that on the opening
Of he river he determined TO make a trip, but
unfortunately he vessel being caught in a
,s'orus he took fresh cold, and had a Relapse,
NhcB te1 minated fatally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-21

As1 am determined to reduce my Stock without
delay, purchasers will find it to their advantage to
give me Q call.
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ASpREw JOYCE, Carriage hanufac,1rsr.
roA HsEs f Eo4H 51ncH g. s4O 81
HA1, No: slA Prnnsyiysnis sycnne, betyeen ~
stock, in finest solid hunting Gold end siYsef
Wssches feyfs md Anertcsn mskss), Gold Chains,
kinC, Stub, slss.s nStsSps. nasss kurs, Musical
e bs.inss, rca ssye 6ca : % g pr cent. By buy
Il YIN pay yca. 1016R, 0AROV, SlI Pennsyi:
vonfo ove0ue. lalOtr
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n s. o'HARE q SON,
Wholesale and Retail Grseers,
1913 S,rsa,a Sr,a Norskresf, besvsss NJ aaa ".

q. 8. O'HARE q SOY,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-20

We are under obligations to Repre-
sentative Kendall for a copy of Poors's
Congressional Directory Of the Forty
second Congress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-20
Miners, Union Celebration.

The Buena Vista Miners Union cels-
brated their first anniversary In Union
willie, Humboldt county, on the 10th
instant, and had a regular Fourth Of
July affair. We publish below an ac-
count Of the exercises, which we take
from the columns of the Silcer State,
joining heartily in the wish expressed
In the closing lines:
The celebration Of the first anniver-
sary of the Buena Vista Miners Union,
which took place on last Saturday. was
a creditable affair throughout. The
ball given under the auspices Of the
Union. at Cavin's Hall, passed of
pleasantly. The music, consisting OF
1--WE pieces, was excellent ; the ladies
were magnificent; the dancing stately;
the supper s%unptuous. and everything
connected with the affair orderly.
Promptly at IL o'clock the members
OF the Union, preceded BY the Union
vile Brass Band, IL pieces, emerged
from their Hall In marching order,
and with the Stars and Stripes borne
aloft by q stalwart miner, aud the
beautiful banner Of the Union In
charge Of four picked men, proceeded
down Main street to its intersection
with A, thence up A to the NJ. E.
Church. The miners, dressed In their
holiday suits and numbering about 100,
all able-bodied, muscular fellows, pre-
sented a very handsome appearance,
and kept step to the music like we'll
drilled soldiers. G&-% -s'saR
Arriving at the church. the process.
| sion broke ranks and a salute vas fired
from the ield-plece In the charge OF
Captain Jackson Davis and Lieutenant
Jefferson Hadley. The church was
soon crowded to Its utmost capacity,
many ladies being present. Tho as
semblage was called to order by James
Niles, President of the. Day. who in
troduced the Speaker, w. s. Bonni-
field, Esq. Mr.. Bonnifield delivered
a pointed address in which hs pointed
out the advantages Of labor organlza.
tions when conducted for legitimate
purposes. He congratulated the Union
upon its prosperous condition and eau
toned It against designing men,. In
the course Of his remarks the speaker
was frequently interrupted by APP
plause. At the close Of the address
the band played Hail Columbia, and
the Glee Club, composed Of members
OF the Union and as good singers as
can be found in the State, sang a few
glees, which were loudly applsuded,
after which the Union again formed In
procession and marched through the
principal streets to Theatre Hall,
where an excellent dinner prepared In
Laveaga's best style, awaited them.
Though, as the boys remarked. "the
day Is as good rs the Fourth of July"
all were orderly and sober and not q
drunken man was seen oil the streets
during the day, and everybody wished
the Union continued and uninterrupted
prosperity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-20
Eureka xlnlno altsuss.
.rrrom tbe septipel OF May 1s.l

lETUm Luo oSabAhVt Va N.J e"I
Ting JONES MisE.GThis property Is
situated on Austin Hill. Secret Can
Won District, only q short distance
senth OF The celebrated Geddes q Bsr-
trand mine. The ledge IL estimated
70 be seven feet thick, and IL has ooen
stripped q distance of about thirty feet.
A shaft or incline has also been put
down, and two levels or stations
opened up. We were yesterday shown
samples Of the ore, from which assays
had been obtained ranging as high rs
$3.50 per ton. The whole mass OF ore
90 far as developed, Is susceptible OF
being utilized by the ordinary mill
process. Judging from what We year
on the subject, we conclude, that the
Jones mine Is one of the most promis-
Ing properties In this section IN
ADAMS HILL.-rhe stock of this CON-
pany Is reviying a little In the San
Francisco market. 1t reached yester-
day one dollas per share. There Is no
doubt that the Adams Hill has a great
deal more merit than many stocks
which sell current for ten times tine
amount. In the General Lee portion
Of the mine there Is a remarkably we'll
defined ledge, averaging perhaps four
feet In width. The ore yields about
$50 per ton, aud il the mine were prop.
srly worked a good sized quartz mill
might be kept In constant operation
from this splendid ledge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-20

A DEATH blow has been struck at re.
ligious corporations in Italy, In the
passage on Saturday last by tho Italian
Chamber Of Deputies Of the bill for the
suppression Of religious orders In
Rome. The bill not only provides for
their suppression but for the confsca.
ton Of their property, which Is esti.
mated at $1,43S,5 26 annually. By ar
amendment to the bill, the Pope is tc
be Unidentified to the amount Of $50.
600 per annum. Only f~orty-sever
religious houses are exempted from
the effect OF this bill, but these cannot
receive further inmates, combine with
each other, or alter the ALLEGATION o.
their funds. The ultimate effect o.
this bill Is plainly the extinction of 70
llylous corporations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-20
MINISTER DeLoNa.

1t seems that Minister belong is
not to be removed, after all. The tel
egraph informs US that the President
has concluded not to appoint his sue
cessor, and therefore he will continue
to hold the mission. We are glad to
believe that this is the case. Mr.. De-
Long has been the subject Of most
atrocieus and malignant assaults,
solely, we believe, with the view Of
composing his removal and making
room for some place-hunting politi-
clan. The attack on him by the New
York Tribune was excessively silly,
and the charges It preferred SO absurd
ly puerile and foolish as to deserve
unmitlgated contempt. Minister De-
Long has ably, and, we believe, hon
estly. filled his important position, and
1t will be . grave mistake on the part
Of the President to remove him, unless
charges both reasonable and weighty
are made, and amply proved. In the
dearth Of capable men In Ministerial
positions It is we'll enough to keep in
place the few who have proved them
selves equal to their Outlines delicate
dnties. We firmly believe that the
Administration, In endeavoring to fill
his place, would look long and widely
for an incumbent better qualified for
the position, and n who would SO
fully command the confidence and re-
spect Of the japanese authorities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-20
WAGON o SALE.

LIGHT ANp sERvIcEABLE THOR
a oughbrace Single.horse Wagon, new, for
s.le cheap for cash. Inquire OF Stern q Son,
Main streot. Gold Hill. my1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-20
Sarcastic.

The Dubuque Herald has the follow
Ing:
"There Is such an air Of lively be-
nightly and solemn serenity about
Judge Shellabarger's defense OF the
back salary matter, and he invests the
subject with snch q halo of angelic pu-
rity aud sanity grace, that we are
constrained to look with contempt and
dIsdain upon the mean and g~roveling
spirits who voted against the measure,
and to rank the men who voted for and
pocketed the money as q higher order
Of beings, who are simply sent to this
world for q little while, but who will
be called upon ere long to adorn tho
region OF the beatltudes In q better
and brighter sphere, where moth aud
rust do not corrupt, and where fault
finding constituents do not break
through and cry, "Stop theft"
Wherefore let US be jolly, as Mark
Tapley would have said.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-20

"THE act was reproachless" says
the E~nterprise. speaking of Senator
Casserly's return of back pay. So zee
think. That journal Is sarcastic, very
1t Is Its forte. Sarcasm Is good, when
rightly applied; bus with all due
Difference to superior experience, WI
der observation, ct al, we mildly sug-
gest that a gentle criticism of those
Honorablss from the Pacific coast who
have not returned their steal. would
give a better tone to Republican con-
domination Of official turpltude. We
still think 1t better to notice the "bun-
! die of greenbacks" mole, and the
"horn" less. "Honf soft qut nal y
pense."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-20

The Ohio Republicans are pretty
warm In their condemnation Of the
salary job. Alta meeting of the Re-
publican County Convention at Steu-
benville, on last Saturday, resolutions
were offered By General McCook and
adopted: "That the action of the ma
jority In the late Congress Of the Uni.
ted States In passing what Is known as
the Back Salary bill. when, on the last
day Of the session, they voted them
selves $50, 900 for services already per-
formed, was a violation Of the trust re-
posed In them by their constituents,
and a d~isgraceful plundering Of the
National Treasury, and that the men,
bers who so voted have justly forfeited
the confidence Of the people of the
country.n The Ohio Legislature re-
Gently passed a resolution to tho same
effect. Shellabarger will have to enter
into farther explanations before his
constituents will be convinced that a
law Is right because a majority vote for
1t or that he was compelled to take his
share Of the plumber to avoid disgrace
Ing his Congressional compatriots.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-20
POSTAL CARDS.

As the Postoflce Department has
already commenced to issue these
cards, and as doubtless they will In a
very short time Be in general use
throughout the country and for sale at
all our Postoflces, a brief description
Of their size and uses will undoubtedly
be Of interest to our readers. The size
Of the cards is 5H by 8 inches. good
paper, water marked, with the mono
gram U. 8. P. o. D. The face Of the
card Is engraved on steel, surrounded
by a narrow border In scroll work,
The one-cent stamp is printed or the
upper right hand corner and Is sur.
Rounded by q lathe-work border, with
the words, "U. s. Postage" above
and Zone Cent " below. On the up.
per left hand corner are the words,
limited States Postal Card" Will
directions to write the address only
on this side-the message on the
other" On tho lower half Of the face
Of the card are ruled lines for the nd.
dress preixed by the word "To.''
The back Of the card for the message
Is entirely plain, no lines being ruled
the card In color Is light cream, the
printing velvet brown. No variation
from this description. eithor In size.
shape, color, or any particular, will b
made by the Department. The price
for these cards will DO n cent each
whether In large Or small quantities
As the object of these cards Is to facili'
tate mail correspondence and cheaper
rates, they may be written upon In
ink or pencil and used for orders, invi'
ta,ions, notices, receipts, acknowledge
ments, price lists and other require.
ments of business and social life, aud
the communications may be either In
writing or print, or partly in both
They will be treated by Postmasters
the same as sealed letters, except that
in no case Will unclaimed cards be re-
turned to tho writer or sent to the
Dead Letter Office, but after being
kept in the Postofice whore received,
for sixty days, they will b. burned BY
the Postmaster. An ordinary printed
business card may be sent through the
mails, when pre- paid by . one-cent
postage stamp, but 1t must contain alb
solutely no written matter except the
address. All cards differing from the
above description, with stamps printed
or embossed thereon, and purporting
to be U. S. Cards, are counterfeit, and
the penalty for their manufacture or
attempted use Is $500 fine and five
years imprisonment. No cards spoiled
by mlsdirecting or printing thereon
by private holders will be redeemed
by Postmasters or the Department,
and not less than 500 cards will be fur
nished on any Postmaster's order.
Any person desiring Postal Cards mus.
procure them of a Postmaster. as the
Department will not furnish them
directly to other applicants. We have
condensed this description Of and reg.
ulations concerning the use Of Postal
cards from an official letter OF the
Third Assistant Postmaster General.
1t may, therefore, be relied upon as
correct.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-20

Our thanks are rendered to Dele
gate Mccormick, Of Arizona, for a
copy Of the journal Of the Proceed
lngs Of the United States Centennial
Commission at Philadelphia" 1t is a
volume Of liz pages, and full Of valu-
able data concerning the "Great Ex-
position"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-20
LOST OR MIsLAID.

CONFIDENCE SILVER MINING CON.
u pany Stoek.-certiieate No. 95l, for
twenty Shares, issued 70 ]. olazier d Co.,
Trustees; Certificate No. 122: issued TO R.A
been stopped. the finder will leave the came
with GEORGE T. AARYR. mylsl Ct
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-20

WoRK.-For all the Kissing OF steam,
all the digging, boring, hanmering,
chiseling, down to the scarcely audible
sound OF the scholars pen, and down
to the inaudible tracing of artists
brush, all makes one single harmony
that ls called work.-Berthold Auer-
bach TO the NeW York Herald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-20
MINING

ImRRICAN FLAT MINING
A Company.-Location Of works. Gold Hill
Mining District, Storey county, state o. Ne
ysds Location Of principal place Of business,
San Francisco. state Of Cai,io ~ sS .n nIs.esor -
Of aid Company, held on the 18th day Of MAY,
Ie,isd upon the capital stock Of said Company,
payable Immediately, in United states god com,
No. ali California street, San Francisco, CAL
ifornia. rgu TN
remain unpaid on Friday, the 9oth day OF S1ne,
1873, shall DO deemed Delinquent, ana WIN De
duiy advertised for sale at public auction. and
un.ess payment shall be made before, Will DO
sold on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of July,
1919, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
GEO. W. R.. KING. Secretary.
0fiee-No.2 al California street, San Fran.
cisco, California. my20 I'd