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Plata with the intention OF making an at
tempt to seize the Governor, General
Iguacio NJ. Gonzales, who is a candidate
for the Presidency. The Inhabitants in
mass, spontaneously gathered round their
popular chief to repel any such attempt.
In addressing them he said, I have
railways been a friend Of the Government,
"and as q punctjlious employ6 | will re-
&" ]soIutely support it. | will not recedo
&" one single step-from that line Of conduct
(which duty and honour dictate, but /
will repeI by force every illegal aggres-
"a sion that may be attempted to disturb
"not only public order, but also any that
may be made against my oWn security
land that Of my friends | demand order
"of enlightened Porto Plata, as well as
" the respect due to the constituted authO-
"rity. The election is free and do not
"impede any one the absolute exercise of
4" those liberties which the Constitution
&" gives to every citizen.
The Governor ola Vega has been sum
m0neI to the Capital OF the Republic.
General Caccres, who is also one of the
popular candidates in the Cibao for the
Presidency Of the Republic in the coming
elections on the 9TH proXimO. is yet In
Santiago, honorably discharging the duties
of his conciIiatory policy in the interest
OF order and progress.
PimentoI had again attempted to cross
the frontier with some deluded followers.
They appeared at a place called La Iona,
but Were Immediately routed by a com
bined force of Santiago and Porto Plata
troops.
On the 9TH instant, at night, a fire Oc-
CURED at Guayubin, and ten of the best
houses in the place were reduced to
ashes,
Emigration of Cuban refugees still con-
tinues. They muster now over one thou
sand.
The merchants loudly complain, that
the American Steamer Ty6ee has no fixed
itinerary. This Steamer runs monthly
between New York, Porto Plata, Sama-
ma aud Sto. Domingo.
The weather was very favorable through
out the provinces, and agriculturists are
congratulating themselves on the taVora-
BILE aspects of abundant and good crops.
The PorCcar offers to give a semi-week-
ly instead of a weekly issue so soon as it
shall receive 80 additional subscribers.
The Royal Mail Steamer Essequibo"
left for Southampton with only o little
over 5000 Seroons Of tobacco, owing to a
large amount of Cargo, which she took IN
at Haiti, consisting principally OF Coffee.
'
, 1873-11-29
UnintelIigible
PORTO PLATA.

We gather the following news from the
PorUeujr =
An alarm was spread on the night Of the
18th instant, that several men in Santiago,
among them the Governor Of La Vega,
intended entering the District of Porto
, 1873-11-29
Total S 423, 574 sc

Balance Of deposits S 51,3S6 O5
3 new deposit accounts. viz:
l Minor. 1 Various.
IS Withdrawals amounting to 5 269 80
Receivers TOR Saturday, 29th November 1878
In CHRIsTIANSTED
E. MonefeIdt Esqr Trustee.
NJ. Merkmann, Esqr., Member.
In FREDERIKsTED:
Judge G. Sarauw. Trustee.
W. McFarlane, Esqr., Member.
job. f. GOLDBERG,
President.
st. Croix, oath November 1878.
, 1873-11-29

80 in Christiausted amounting
to .Sl06 50
3 in Frederiksted do. 2 90
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Ose New Case This Merniag =
CsssrSSi.
Are We Thnukfut 70 the Rsler
OF Ossr 1brstfmtes-

Cholera entered an appeanrce in negro
..iilcmrui ~ithia the limit. Of STANDARD, on
Friday lat, about 10 O'Clock. trt attacking
lIillisrl D'1!ey, sc,t Caroline wi,her. aud
Garland Gi,cns, snd then Aosc- hrll,lstl-
snd thny childicn, al. coloy,,i and ia III, ,An,c
locality. all Of ~hom disd b. O'Clock sa;ur.
clay evening. Ga SATURDAY night Mfs. VIM.
Allen vas attacked With symptoms strmgy
resembling cl,oiers, but rcsiy.d lrosap, med
al R.-i-,snc., AND !. recovering. On ssuday
morning negr, w,nnsn died 81 ehVhra on
Ing4n', reek. tsu rnil'. from town, a,d At
aeon negro child died near thu Knobs,
>uuth oi town, beth having i,it town Friday
csenitg, One new ease o. cholera riIortci
ap TO thi. hour. The citizens remaining in
t"sn have teaane rcc,ncled to the dreaded
circumstance of pcstileno, aud have never
'-,as,J working 6u-ily TO pn.seni the spreading
81 the di..Hs., BY di-igi.c,iug sud nou,ing
~ iiith likely N pr,sllc, mAlaria ct iuietiun
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-09-02
Resolutions Adopted b. the (it-
treWs Of Stamford.

Alta msc,ing of the Citizen, Of STAFFORD.
h,lia; ia. Court House, % Monday morning,
S.p,.mber 10, iss;, lev. :. ;. Mciaber,s in
,Ls chair. snl John ilrine, I.,f.. acting Sc.
r.asy the o.selt Of the nesting being ca
l,ainel iy Mr.. John X Or-i,' &" h-, for the
p.rls,-s ol organization ior mutual projections
against the dread visitation ttRi. has lslIen
iupan u. 10 slpp, such. sanitary aae]su". :.
are J,eu..d essential, AMI To taaks pfo,i.iens
lar funds ncr.--ssy to csrry.oat such ,a.s'.gnv,
the GoIk~ihg c.olutiors we're adopted
wE,nrAs, in the alscnrs q. the Trustees Of
Oh. 'o~n of Stanford,
E,Nl,d, That this me, ing ,lp IL rchy nom
rae .nd apraint I. Mclifuy'', J. \. traig, J.
ROs-lc,, W.R. CArsm and q. II. MckinneyA
,omini,t.. To at ~ sgents lot The town during
the promo, 81 cholera, with regard to the
rHp.n... incident IT, it, -ici ~ c'st Of collins,
hire Of hands lor rIs,, digr.ug, aud "do sny
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In too or three Instance. Drs. Craig and
McIs,berts, have administered medical aid to
,stients having the 6r,t symp,"ms Of eholera'
aud they have hsn relieved. These, they
mods-,ly say, -sr no, cholera, beesnae they
did Mt die. We srs Of the opinion that they
have been successful In treating two csses Of
cholera in the I'm, stage, as the patients sers
la the infected locslity and had all the synp-
toms.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-09-02

Dr. Pe,tas and NJ. y. Dricksy, Of Lancaster,
we're in town Monday, and encouraged our
citizens considerably. Both these gentlemen
labor~l constantly during the epidemic at
Lancaster, and know how IL l. themselves.
Dr. Petu- prVro-ss to come to our assistance
IL needed.
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purPs-s etc, etc. We authorize aid Com
miltec to draw upon the chairman II the Board
II Trustees for any money that NAV be re-
quired fr tie purposes above n,entiOned
whenever the sane may IT, demanded, and
they in their di-crtion deem such esp ndi-
Iure necessary and proper, and the charges
reasonable. We herby pledge our-elve. to
raiif, the aciios al, and Il nesssAry indcm-
niiy aid gcntlcn'en in -hstever tl'cv shall do
in compliance with this resolution.
Rr~ivt, That the gentlemen named in the
f,rgoing resolution, be requested to eugsgc
the Marshal Of the town II stani,rl, in gNm.
junction with an! physician or physicians Who
will ~ serve, to e. on tour Of inspection
throughout the to.n, aud dinci sny sanitary
WORK to L. done that NAY seem to them adj
visible. wherever the -smc may -ecm proper,
hiring hands aud buying such disinistanis As
may b. wsn,c,l, AMI IN general, u,ins any and
all measures that MAJ SEN to Ihem cIrCdicn,
ior the prevention OF cholera.
Rid 81. That ~o deem IL not only inadSis.
able, hut extremely dangerous for thn-e who
nave lcft the injected district in this town. 10
return ,o either their home. or to IL. town for
the purp 49, 6f rcmsinipr. and th.t "a, d..ic.
them no, to yi.i, the town At all during the
pr,,l,no, Of IN, disease. erces IN cs.e of
absolute nccessity. Aud for the purpO-c Of
securing a c,mnlianc with mi. r..olu,ion
". q. saapd.r.' T. J. Akin. r. n sL.nl.
n M.,tipylv ban N;ll,.r aud II, N,,,,,m.,,
=. -. .,.,.,i.,.-,. - =,
''f''"' ''"''"' '""-e "uH
u shall !" !" VISIT AZ 'nsn! 81 uhein a. msy b.
Convenient. anil make known o. them the
wi.h,. and sJ,ie.of their friend. be,, a. here.
\, .,,,,,.I .na On III. IT,, :, r., :.
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Cholera Bss nsOru.

Cholera Is prevailing in New Haven.
Thirteen deaths from cholera at Lebanon
Saturday, and still raging fatally on Monday
morning. Deaths from cholera are reported in
dozen different sections of Marion county.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-09-02

When thee periodical nervous SPELLS attack
Us, u. feel like esclaiming with Goldsmith;
TN! tor iodg, in sumo vsst wilderness,
some boundles. contiguity u shade.
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ortown marshal, 7. J. Atkins, isentit'ed TO
the admiration u the community for his faith
fnl aud constant labor in discharging his oner
ous DATES. lie has not been idle moment
vhen he could he Of service.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-09-02

On saturday last, company Of sixteen eiti-
. q Town srsnn.es s.a s,issLsd
With cholera. A numbsr Of persons have
Joined the association since.
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MasrinsOnial.

At the residence o. the brides father, Rich
ard Cobb, In this county. by Elder :. II. King,
on Sunday evening August 81, Mr.. Jos. II. Nc
ALisrrR, Of stanford TO Miss ETTIE Conn.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-09-02

! he rrfiers ffoa stansra koand,
sho1s Driver. Do not tzrr,.
And ~,ll sise . pCies that. rounl.
lfyVa'il lfiVs NE In q hurry.
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Aleck Montgomery, Al. Collier, Reid Morri-
son, Pole Gentry and Green Gentry. all colored,
deserve the respect Of the community for nm
dering assistance In burying the dead.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-09-02

i'm. o~sley, e-l- Mr.. L. X. Yate. aud Hon.
Thos y. Montgomery, retired physicians, are
with " and have expressed their willingness to
render medical assi.tanceif needed.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-09-02

Il var amusing TO men Who deny the con
taseou-ness Of cholera to witness the prscipi-
tous fight Of some Of our citizens last Friday,
but !, was .ad sight to all TO see the terrified
negroes fleeing, whittier they knew not.
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4 negro wos,an, susan lAckey, died Of
fever in town last Sunday evening. She was
.hainefully neglected by her s-rd relation.
aud friends
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Iii. nov pretty generally believed that the
foul sni unwholeson's water from a rullic
veil in the infected locality produced tn, ehol.
era.
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IIasion,ille Is enjoying a ir-t class scare
over the prevalence OF cholera herr. Health
gc,-l busincs. -tsgpani.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-09-02

There were thirty-thps pcron. present Al
the Citizens Meeting when the resolutions
pnbli-hel elsewhere we're adopted.
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We need i.~ MARI TapIeys nov. let ev-
cry body b- jolly.
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judge sausey took his family to the State of
Wayne, aud put In an appearance Monday
morning in time 10 open quarterly court. No
litigants.
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4 child of T. q. Bndy's died ia town On
Monday last. No choleu.
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LOCAL. INCsDENTs.

stanford /. nos under pro,isionsl govern
ment.
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Capt W. q. welch want 10 b. remembered
among the faithful
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PERSON AL.

Uncle Ed McRober,- has never ceased WORK
on the Van Ar-d.le brick. The sound II his
saw aud hammer Is refreshing.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-09-02

One cs-e of choler. Developed In Grab Or
chard Saturday mornings negro from this
place.
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The priscncn in charpr 81 our jaiior aud
deputy -berid Miller were removed to Louis
vile last saturday.
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Cato wiih,r- "a. reported sick With the
cholera Monday, but !, proved to BE- whisky.
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Uncle Pate Enbry still occupies bis sccn.t.
onsd ,istion, and seem. rather IN enjoy the
solitude of his own originality
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-09-02

Fountain Fox Bobbiu heard there we're NJ
lawyers in town and put in hi. app,srance lat
saturday, and again on Monday. lie wa not
over.workcd.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-09-02

Peter Gentry drove through town lasi Mon.
DAY. eo.-l 10, If small mules, bound Tor the
North Carolina market.
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\ Telegram from Lebanon contrAiicis the
report II the death Of Mrs. Annie Wilson
mo- Mis- Ana Huffman, ~ cholera.
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Heavy thunder -'aru last night, n" rain.
Sky clear this morning. and wind from the
South.
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'IIhe - AOsOs1 H II
LOCAL INCIDENTS.
Stanford !. nos under pro,isional govern.
nent
We need fe~ MARI TapIeys nov. let ev.
cry body b- jolly.
Capt. W. q. welch wsnb 10 b. remembered
among the faithful.
4 child of T. q. Brady. died ia town on
Monday last. No cholen.
Cato wiih,rs "a. reported sick With the
cholera Monday, but Il proved to b. whisky.
One cs.s of choler. Developed In Grab Or.
chard Saturday morning. negro from this
place.
The prisoners in charyr 81 our jaiior aud
deputy -herid Miller we're removed To Louis.
vile last Saturday.
Peter Gentry drove through town lasi Mon.
day. eo..l H., II small mules, bound cor the
North Carolina market.
IIasion,ille Is enjoying a lrst class scare
over the prevalence OF cholera herr. Health
go,-l bu-inc.. -tsgpani.
There were thi1y-thrs persous present Al
al. fs,t....f. N..ss.s. -. ~. s.-..I..f,...,.
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$3.50, sos:
$3.50. sos

s465 Cash Prizes amounting to $3.50. oOo
This enterprise is endorsed by the best blsl-
ness men Of our State. The small price OF TIC
kets is guarantee of speedy sale-maklng TINS
,ne of the best chances ever offered. Money can
he sent safely in Registered Letters. Post Office
Money Orders. by Express or by letters, care
fully sealed and plainly d rected.
MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS and send orders
soon as only few ticketa remain to be sold
B. The same honesty and fairness that
cb,racterized the two former drawings is guar
.anteed in this.
Agents wanted. Liberal Commissions allowed.
j. NJ. PATTEE, Manager.
Omaha, Nebraska.
CARSON AGENT:
A. de NEUF.
Janl1.td At John G. Fox's Jewelry Store.
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4 Row ~ THE CAPIrnI. About 8
O'Clock last evening, II quarrel occurred
in the hall Of the State House between
Mike furc-ll, niGht Waterman, and John
Harris, clerk ni the Ja;.;"'.ry Committee
of the Senate. 1t seems that there has
been some wrangling between these men
for several days about student lamp
which Harris. we are told, wished to
take ont of the binding with him.
Purcell interiered. taking it for his duty
to allow no State property to be removed
from the Capitol without instructions.
The lamp was not removed, and subse-
quently, under order of the Senate was
taken in charge by the Sergeant-at-Arns.
Harris was passing through the hall
when meeting Purcell they fell to talking
over the old score Hard words were ex-
changed Harris struck Purcell repeat
edly on the head with his fist and by
superior strength and tho advantage,
possibly, of having the first blow and Of
the crippled condition Of Purcell's
hands, drove him against the wall. Pur-
cell broke loose from his antagonist
and was rushing towards the Sec
rotary Of States apartment, whom
Crit Thornton who had stood by and
watched the fight, cried out to Hrrris to
get out Of the way for Purcell was after
a loaded pistol which he kept by him
in his night watch over the treasury.
Mr.. Thornton then headed OF Purcell
who then rushed back into the Governor
Office where he grabbed loaded rifle and
rushed back into the hall, where he was
seized by John Dennis. Crit. Thornton
and another man. In the struggle for
the possession of the rifle which ensued,
it was discharged and the load buried
in the wall making hole through the
plastering about the size of MANS
head. These are the facts rs nearly
as We are able to learn them. We know
nothing about Mr.. Harris, but we do
know that Mr.. Purcell is a faithful hard
working man. and attends strictly to
business. What provocation Mr.. Harris
had to make the assault we do not know,
but AZ the case appears to US now, he
seems to be without excuse for initia-
ting such a disgraceful scene in the
Capitol.
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SENATOR CRAWFORD was made the re-
cipient of a magnificent gold watch and
chain last night in the Senate chamber.
Col. Moore of Eiko made very hand
some presentation speech on the occasion
on behalf of the constituency of Ormsby
county, to which Mr.. Crawford made an
eloquent reply. Tomorrow we shall
p1b.iaa .c:a 3p-e.hey.
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SOME PARTICULARS ABOUT THAT En-
p..r SHOOTING SCHAPE Wewere told by
= gentleman from Empire, yesterday, that
two men, Il teamster named Jones and
Butcher Jack Kyle were in Dutch
Nick's saloon and quarreled over a game
which resulted in a fight. Schneider in
terfered and separated them. but in doing
SO made "Bstcher Jack mad. Some
words exchanged there but nothing fur
ther came out of the quarrel at that time.
Shortly afterwards the parties met at
Shoo.naker's saloon. and the two fell to
wransling again. To words succeeded
blows, when Butcher Jack " grabbed a
heavy whisky tumbler and 50 went for y
Schneider with it, cutting and bruising
his face in several places with the ugly
and dangerous weapon. Schneider drew
his six-shooter and tried to cock it, but
before he could do SO. and while awk-
wardiy fnmbling with the hammer the
thi NJ went off shooting himself through
the left forefinser, and passing on struck
s. E. Jones, mot Jones the teamster who
auarreled with Butcher Jack" in Dutch
Nick's soloon) in the thigh. A moment
afterwards, however, Schneider got in a
shot which took effect in the breast
of Butcher jack passing upwards I'M
der the breast bone and lodging under
the left shoulder. The bullet was
extracted BY DIR. Allen who thinks he
may possibly save the patients life.
Jones that was struck IN the thigh after
a few moments resumed the poker game
over which he was engaged when the
shot struck him. remarking that he was
going ON to win money enough to pay
the doctor bill which he would have to
incur on account of the wound, and as
the devil would have it, did win $40.
No arrest has been made, we are told, as
all seem to think that Schneide acted
strictly on the defensive.
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The friends Of Mr.. Ireland, who
jumped off the train at Camp IL some
ten days ago while the cars were in mo-
ton and broke his leg, will be pleased to
learn that the fracture is mending nicely
and that the patient has convalesced SO
far rs to be able to make his way on
crutches.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Woodson, who has
been in Carson since the early part of the
session watching tho course of Legisla-
ton and reporting upon the Same to the
Sacramento Record. left us last night for
home. In the afternoon his Bohemian
friends now in Carson and a few other
invited guests dropped in on him at his
room at the Ormsby to touch glasses
and smoke the farewell cigar with him.
We are all sorry to part with this faith
full reporter, able writer, and affable
gentleman who has sndeared himself to
our community by his many worthy quail
tiles. No journal can boast better re-
preventative, and while we regret to see
him go away, we feel that the Record will
be glad to have him in the editorial
rooms again.
BorH Houses of the Legislature ad-
journed ut - o'clock last night in row.
In the Assembly Grey spoke against
time with Cole patting him on the Shout
der, to kill the concurrent resolution
ordering Healy & Bonnifelds compila-
ton printed. McClinton tonight in the
Senate for substitute resolution. The
concurrent resolution ordering the COM
pilation printed was lost, when mid.
night came and the hammer fell upon AL
further legislation.
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11 Oh: ,9'm 1ailp Appcal.


Such was indeed thu citizens ball
Wednesday hi .ht. Every preparation
had been made i or a good time and
good time was enjoyed. The manage
ment OF the dance and all connected
the nth was excellent The hall was
admirably fitted up for the occasion. The
walls were decorated with masterpieces
in the art of picture making. The stars
and stripes were gracefully displayed
midway in tho air, while from parallel
cords were suspended Japanese balloons,
ETC., to catch and please the eye, and
nine cages each containing canary,
which occasionally joined in with the
music from the stand or let loose on
their own hook, which added no little to
the general hilarity which prevailed.
The music stand was appropriately dec
Grated, and with delicacy of taste which
does somebody credit, the Photographic
groups of the guests OF thu. citizens, the
Senators. Assemblymen, and attaches,
were placed upon the wall above to still
further adorn the stand.
The floor was put in the best condi-
ton being canvassed and chalked to q
degree Of faultless smoothness. The
hat and coat room, superintended by
Mr.. Kersey, was managed admirably,
the articles being received on deposit
and returned promptly without the loss
or displacement Of single piece. The
reception committee were all courtesy.
Little Master Tjader dealt out the pro-
grammcs gracefully in manner at once
childlike and bland.
At $50 the music struck up-such
music as was never listened to before in
Moore & Parker Hall. The several musi-
clans did their best. Carl York, the old
pioneer comet player drew tones from
his cornet which he alone could start.
The others did admirably also, John Me-
der piano, Dreyfons first violin, Engle
brecht cornet. Knight i,.te, Moore
double bass, Flanders while calling the
figures in q clear distinct tone of voice so
that they were heard ringing in the fur
thest corner of the large hall givinga new
spirit to the dance, made his instrument
talk Mt the same time. The members of
the floor committee were restless in their
energy to promote the comfort and en-
joyment Of their guests and deserve the
highest credit for the success with which
energetic activity was crowned. The Or
der was admirable.
About II o'clock supper was announ-
ced. Carriages stood Mt the door to con-
vey the hungry almost in moment over
10 the Corbett House where the substan-
tisls and delicacies of the ''far Western"
markets were spread in rich profusion
and served by numerous. prompt and at
tentive walters. The printed programme
of twenty-four dances was exhausted
when a number seemingly anxious for
one more round were accommodated
with u medley extra. Thus at 5:15 A. NJ.
ended ball which beyond doubt was the
pleasantesteveren enjoyed in Carson before.
\ few taken from the crowd early in the
evening might have added a little to the
general comfort and that is all that can
be said hy NAY OF detractinn
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Mrs SToUTENBURGH wishes 20 inform
the ladies of Carson and vicinity sh'
has returned from San Francisco ano
will resume business on Fourth street IL
rear of Olcovich's store. mh7-1m
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A young hoodlum went into the Senate
chamber, yesterday, on an errand and
on corning out he thus addressed ger
tleman whom he met on the outside
Say, Mister, who's that fellow settin'
in there on the Judges stand hnockin'
with the hammer