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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-01
SEVERE.

The farmers Of Cas- county, Mia
souri,. lately adopted some expression
of opinion. In the form Of resolutions
which cur like the tliming sword %
Ellen on all sides. AMI are ~e.peciali!
sever. anil nonpartiSan. Among othr'
expressions Of conviction were I'll,
following:
I'VE bitterly condemn tho'c mrm
b-rS of the Forty src"nd Congres. wl'
voted for the Increase Of salary bil
un,i the retroactive piy clause. at'
That W. mnquilifi-diy c'nidemn th'
Chief Ex-cu i've tor signing q bi''
frtuxht with 30 much Injustice TO lii
to,lins p-oplc at the Uni'ed States
la o,r .iture elections We will iynor'
p,rti.an poiitics. anl support only met
aud me u aud the standard "f me
shall hc honesty. Integrity and ability
nnd TN. standard nt mea>iireS shall he
e. niomy. retrenchment aud reform
We yirw with alarm aud indignation
the ~preyaieuce of bribery aud conse
Gu,nt corruption. ami request onr
public >-rva ITS To not only reject AMY
Improper offers that may be made Z,
them. whether la the shape Of Il well
tille,l purse or II railroad pass, but "a
report ID their constituents the would
be bribers that we may know who oi.i
eneMis, are
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-01

A rnLEoRAM from san Diego yestcr'
lay states that Captain Bailey. one oi
the party With I. Z. James. exploring
the overlooked lands OIL the Colorado
river, left Mr.. James twenty-sevell
miles from the mouth at the river. !,
1eing overtiuwed there and wagons
useless. James aud the rest "f the par
~ pushed OH with mules, aud will en-
dravor to reach the mouth of the river.
lie will come up to Fort Yuma oil n
steamer. and from thence here by
Itage. Captain Bailey says they found
II lake ten miles wide aud forty long Of
hitter salt water In the desert OH a level
with the sea ; but they found places
from 80 to 1870 feet below the sea level,
in which good fresh water was struck
close to the surface. He saws their
rough estimates give 40 square miles
OIL this side Of the line Of the most
fertile land In the world. When tile
Colorado recedes grass springs up to
the height OF three feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-01
Galena and Vicinity.

From the Reese River ~lseyeIlle, July SOL
FROM q private letter received from
3 FREUD ut Galena, we condense the
following Interesting Items concerning
matters In that portion Of Lander
county:
Galena Is looking up. There have
been sales of miuing property made
here In the last month to the amount
of $50. wv. The principal part has
been sold by McBeth aud Mellander.
McBeth aud Mellander have coin-
menced work OH two more mines.
Every man In the place Is ut work
and employment for miuers Is bound
to increase.
The mines are all looking we'll aud
within three months We will BE- ex-
porting more money, la ores, from
this place than all of Humboldt
county.
The New York Company have their
lioisting works completed, aud are
pushing work day and night. I.
The White aud Shiloh Consolidated
| have bought tile Battle Mountain nine
| Of McBetIi and Mellanuer, and are nc
work OH both Locations. taking out ore.
Their reduction works are running
regularly; they are taking out about
$50. u0O per month.
The New YO.k Company are taking
steps to put up tirst.class reduction
works ut u cost Of fro<n $75,uOO "
800. wv.
Tie English company's copper
mine Is luOSing fine aud Is doing we'll.
We slip more ore from tliis place
tIan any other place Oh tile Hue Of the
road.
We were not successful while our
mines We're IN Humboldt county, but
things have changed sinre We became
residents OF the energetic county Of
Lander.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-01

Iowa farmers are getting on n gen,
nine disgust for politicians. Hlres
hundred farmers met ut Fort Dodge
on Saturday, the 10th Instant. to elect
delegates to the Farmers State Con-
yention, which will meet at De'
Moines August -. They adopted a
platform which, der 5uncing existing
corruption Of all kinds. expresses the
conviction that "the Offices, salaries,
aud perquisltes should be so reduced "a
to compel political bumners, wire
workers, and otfce-seekers to seek
.ome other ~avocstion fora livelihood"
Which Is quite the reverse Of the Car.
p~enterian creed announced BY WIS.,
consin's Senator at GAINESVILLE, q short
time since,
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DEsraucrIvE I B

From the .rruckee Republican Of yes.
terday we extract the following nc.
count of a most destructive cottiagra.
ton which took place at Camp Is. abou!
noon yesterday. The owners of the
mill are well known lumber dealers,
We learn that there Is no lnsuranc.
upon the property
A report was received hero about
halIpa.t IL NJ. yesterday. to the effect
that Bragg & Fulsom's saw mill. at
Camp Is. was on fire. A cloud oi
smoke WAS visible la that direction.
ani the water train. accompanied by
the Sampson, was at once dispatched
to tile scene.
From Conductor Charles Slower. Ol
freight train No. 3. we learn that the
fire WAS discovered by men nn hi. train
while at Camp Is, aud the whistles
blown. A high wiml prevailed at tie
time. mud although great exertion'
We're made. the fire gained ground
rapid!y. Mr.. Slower Is under tile I'm
preston that the Hire originated by q
spark from the smoke stack. IA tie
II lime when di-cnver-d wns hut three
o. fur feet IL height, ani appeared e
liz between tile engine roonr aird tin
mill roper AT first tile efforts serlner
to have u perceptible effect In sub
DUNG the flames. but 1t VAS only mo
mentary. The engine aud one cn'
from No. & was cut l00.e. ran to Boci
aud took down u number Of e III,
entire property l. undoubtedly lie
stroyed. with the exception. perhaps
of the office, which may have beef
saved By the arrival If the water trail
sent frum thi< place. We understand
a large uinunmt Vt lumber In the yart
will BIZ burned, with the exception
perhaps, OF II small quantity LYNN
near the track.
Through the kindness Of MIR. O'Brlen
operator tor the Atlantic aud Parlti
Telegraph Company, we learn that q
J. Hamilton. sawyer. aud severn
other persons have been seriousl!
burned.
Also that the amount Of lumber II
the yard Is estimated ut /. 500. 900 feet
aud the total value Of the property de
stroyed Is placed ut $50. 700.
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Reese River Items.
From the Reyeille, July 30.1

a. 49, ~
A petition has herli forwarded from
Galena, signvd BY residents Of that
portion OF the county, asking for the
formation Ut n new road district. Ii
will be acted OH nc the next meeting
ot the Board Of County Commissioners.
Billy MrCauley. IL former resident
of Austin aud one OF the locators oi
the famous Eberlmidt mine, Is report
ed To have struck u rich ledge ut Rob
in.on district. II the ledge l. rs Rich
~ reported he will have another
chance to play "Cosl Oil Billy"
From Il private dispatch we learn
that No. 67.742 Vol the $25.O VO prize
IN the Nevada Insane Asylum lottery.
which was drawn to day.
From al advertisement In the Enter.
prise we learn that John Emery, Lam
der's worthy Sheriff, lost his pocket
book Ia the streets Of Virginia City u
few days since.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-01

THERE have been a good many Wig
or ma d-nunciations Of the back pay
swindls, but a convention Of farmers
In Kansas has Improved on any of the
tortn+ heretofore noticed. In a on
else preamble they characterize the
swihule as lone OF the most outrage
GUS steals known to the civilized
world and add: "Pherens, D. P.
owe: u Congressman. supported
the bill; Resolred. That We demand
that lie resign hi. aest In Congress,
that his place may he filed by al, hon.
est man instead Of II thief" Mr. Low.
must consider the reference to himself
A. slightly personal. II not a. indiat-
log . waning Of his popularity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-01

TnE Department OF State Is investi
eating the cassof the Virglnius. to tie
tsrrnine whether the official conduct Of
Consul Harrington WAS justified by
the circumstances. No formal com
munication on the subject has yet been
received from Spain.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-18
S 2 81 O o o


pN. CHANCE IN LESS THAN TEN FOR A
FORTUNE FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
Proceeds Of the sale OF tickets at the Eastern
agencies will remain on DEPOSIT with WELLS.
FARGO < CO., Bankers. 81 Broadway, Now
Y6Ik until after the distribution and payneUt
OF gifts.
YEfS r.TS S.. HALF TICKETS So so
FIR sal, ct Geo. F. Brownies. ga Broadway;
Hartz K levy. Il3I Broadway; yandsyeer's,
cor Cour. zlid Fulton streets, Brooklyn; +. W.
Shear. i..i, fulton street.
A. BROWN Agent
- Broadway snd Exchange Court, Zoe III I.
Nal .I,itrs and Applications for osencies in
mother cities 10 he adtlressst. 10
q. ALEXANDER 4 CO.
Iss.r-.l Managers, Fostofize Box No. l ,t3oG, New
Io-L.
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stockholders Meeting.

YuyHERE WILL BE AN ANIMAL
II stockholders meeting Of the Empire City
Naming Company cH the 22d dny OF November,
A. d. 1873. at Empire City 1T o'clock 4. NJ. by
order oi the Board Of Trustees.
JOSEPH WALTER.
nolG-td Secretary.
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WELLS, FARGO a CO., Bankers, Vir-
nSa CITY. Nevada

mia City, Nevada
Tickets or coupons drawiii:, Gifts can be col
ic;t.s; through Banking Houses, or Wells. Fargo
a Co.'S ExIr.ss-
Al Recommendations connected with the Con-
CIT s-i all orders for Tickets, and applications
o. = Ms 70 sell Tickets, should be addressed TO
u. z. BLANCHARD, Manager
Virginia City. Nevada.
JOHN D. kERSEY, gent, Carson City.
NJ. ID
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SEERlFF'S SALE.

81. VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
> i~-ge,! ut Of AMI Erd,r the sesl Of the
lion. Il Fu,,,cial District Court in and for tie
county, - CT1s-sAy. State OF Nevada cn iuGs-
Itel-t t1,l t,C.t rcndsrgs. thcrt the 5tE day
81 ; nse1ib-r. i. d. i-Ti N favor % WILLIAM
SfIs4t5S &Id agsi0S. l. j.. SNEilSEl. JOHN
=. -, Ally THOMAS, PETER. PATRICK and
Ni;steL LAS ROCHE tGr the lie ii certain
I-s- -riS an! - tho sUIa Ci S?.i-o will inter
esq g1, SF.,>Aj a. the rate Of two pr cert. pr
mouth. from SEPTEMBER ID 1873 uIltIl paid. to-
r... - 81 II. ouin-said pEoI.zty having Leon
sid -.F,l- a b2lscce Kos due On sid JuGs-
tul - slsi2 =. tos,,tlIsr with accrJ-iuS costs.
as. uz--IG- 10 = - ;.IG al costs that Ray
af astEr acrj.e- aEi to I.e directed, cuIlIlarIl:
-H z- r. -l--s CStJi t. PERSONAL E-upr.-s OF
tt- -flIt 1t dc btuIS. either If til, Il, and i
--l. t =. rssLaI could I.ot be found, tilcSl ont
"a Ea-. usrtv Of ssi1 debtors. & either 81
tar--. ~ .s>'y III. sid balance q Si.I42 -
5t- = an =, tIu-L- Gusts ND IL IGrSu-
asr..-- la- Wed u!ou and gFi!i zpese al FgsJ-
l... - a. front oi jAs Count House door in The
rel "a IL tarss :. city, County AID State Gfore-
- Gay # Dsc, nI.,cY :. ID. ISs3,
f.-ty,-u Il. hours Of J. -. aId > - N, 10 WI:
ID 2 r., .uyl T. II, 20 the highest and Eust bid
81 cash. - satisfy TIE said balance IF said
s---t ISIS aI-y. :cSrUi15 costs, ali ;ls light,
I'LL aTi iLtsIIs. tie ssid debtors Eati o. now
lay = tn tlEa- SAID Judgment was decEeted to
.-- blowing desyr-its- zeal property, 10 VII )
= u ~ }! StC-,;C. T. i y Il Is E-sE ! Ot
- "a: : 4. -. L -, y l. IL =. Monte / iahiu
3 a. =I-l Meridian, Together with al improve
z.aG .-t- III rCc,1-
sheriff
Cs-s1., city Nov, In IN f,OiI-Id
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SHERiFF'S SALE.

Dx WRITE OF = DECREE iND
i , order Of sale issued out Il ant under the
seal of the Hon. Sccc-d judicial District CoUit
vada ca the 18th day Of November, =. u. 1873.
or a Judgment II rder,d therein on Tie 10Th day
of November. \. ID. 1873, in favor OF Z. b. RAIL
and against CHARLES :. BROWN loC tire sum
of sSeU principal, and interest amounting TO the
sum OF SI4 ~ making i'll the GIgeeatc the sum
OF SSH ii ana interest from G.tc u iUdeTllltEt
togt thtr with cess taxed al so GO AID 2ccruiIg
costs nov amounting 10 - IL, and al cost tina;
may hereafter accrue, al il gold coin Il the
United States, End to me directed commanding
NE 10 SELL according to law the said real estate
hereinafter described to sltisfy the said judg
mont 60 SIS, accIuing costs and interest. And in
pursuance thereto have levied and will expose
at public sale to the highest and best bidoeT. ut
the Cont House GCOr, il the Town OF Carson
City. County ard state atDrt said ca
Thursday, the 18th day Of December,
A. d. 1873. between the hours of . A. NJ and
2. NJ, TO wit: At o'clock i. III, to satisfy the
Judgment, costs. accruing costs and interest.
oy decree and order of sale, the following des-
cribed real property, TO wit That certain piece
and parcel OF land lying ard being in Carson
City, Crmsby county, Nevada, being On the cor
ner of Carson and Second streets. fronting
Carson street Lfty-nine feet eight inches, and
running back one hundred and thirty feet and
being the northeast corner OF Block number fif-
teen, Sears, Thompson L Sears Division of
said Carson City, together with buildings there
on, all of which is known as the OrIAsby House
property. L. SWIFT.
Sheriff.
Carson CITY, Nov. 18TH 1873. nO14-td
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Warm Reception of RANK Ro,,o

DAN fkANCIsCo, July ll.-At MargsYilIe 10
Gay bold attempt was made by three men n
Pile one Of the robbers, entered the hant a,i,,
pr sc nted pistol at Mr.. Jewetts heal Jeg-
EFT fell down and made his way To a oesk where
MI bingham, chief clerk, was writing wbip-
ham, who instantly shot Whipple in the Deet
A desperate and general fight then ensuc 4.
several shots were fired, when the combatants
70 run out Of the bank, when Bingham and
Jewett fired upon him simultaneously with
double barreled shotguns, and he fell mortallV
wounded on the sidewalk. whippie saws he
had two confederates named John Tanex.<nd
w. Z. Winklesy. They escaped, ana Officers
ana citizens are pursuing thena-~-whipple Ia
SHOT through the body in msByplaces.
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AeH York KeteA, r
YELLOW LACE
INV YORK, Jrlv i2.-It Il now stated thai
ttere ere .our cases Of yellow fever on eoerd
states thu, t~o ept,re spanish reesmert, are m
revolt sSalnSt the Captain snsr~l, and wi
not obey his ordeu- Several = pAnph companies
IN M, rpsi o., pr,nslpe have been Withdrawn and
being abandoned by the spasish.
Struck BY LIGHTNING.
NFw YORK. July f2.-Three houses IN Rrcok-
lyn were struck by lightning and oop~id.rselv
damaged yesterday, and several trees we're torn
At Easton Corners, y. Y, lightning kmsa .
son Of DIR. Handy, seriously injured t~o others
and set iire to his barn and outbulldlng, which
were burned.
THE DiFrgcuLTIss
between the sailor Landlords and the shipping
Commissioners have been settled.
GEORGE DoCGHkRTN WAS ARRESTED
IN Brooklyn last night for fatally beating his
vile and attempting 20 murder an officer. he
was not captured until his arm was broken by
EN-coMNrssToNER N'cURpv
of Newark, the we'll known inventor OF COATING
for percussion caps, died yesterday.
LETTER PROM AN INDIAN AGENT
in Texas states that he expects some so
kickopoos and Pottow altar ME Indians and an
Llpans and Mercellero Indians will return from
Mexico and 20 upon the Reservations assigned
GooDRTcH's NuRpsREss rSsASKP
IL was reported In Brooklyn last evening tha,
Kate Stoddsrd, ~ho Is still confined 10 the can
tain's room Of the police stariOn. had anempted
TO commit suicide. There Is a woman in the
room with her u see that she does not carTy ont
her threat, but IL IL feared even this precaatiOn
viii not be sufficient 70 save her life Al She IA
kept confined there much longer. She was
very restless last evening after hearing that the
ponce had captured her trunk and Obtained
possession Of GOodrich's property Once or
twice she begged 20 be LETT alone in the room
put her request was not granted. Some saw
tbat she Is already insane, and does not really
know what she is talking about. Others that
she is really feigning insanity under advice OF
her counsel, who have long since been retained
THE WEEKLY RANK STATEMENT
Is as foiows Loans, increase, 81 ,2iS 200: specie
increase, Al ,loS, COO; legal terders increase
non, increase, SIS coo, loss in bank reserve,
sS2,275. Nv
NO TRoUBLEABoUT THE ORANGE PROCESSION
No trouble is reported up 60 enc O'Clock with
the Orangemens procession. Two hundred no.
lice are escortlng them, with three hundred Io-
lice reserve. The lodges will be escorted to
their rooms by police after the parade Is over
SPECIE CONE OUT.
The steamship Celtic, City of London, and
Bremen to-day took sl,sOO, 600 specie, Of which
a million and a half is gold coin, and the re-
takes Sl35 ,05l in silver bars
THE TALAPOOsA,
with EsquimauN Joe and others have arrived
here and the latter have been transferred to the
Tigress
DEATH or PAYNAsTRR HEAIEY.
VIM. j. Healey, paymaster in the navy died
in Brooklyn yesterday.
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TroubIous Times fin spatu.

WHY TIE CARLIsTs DEFEATED THK SPANISH
GOVERNMENT TROOPS.
MADRID, July l2.-The defeat of the govern
ment troops under General Cabrinety by the
Carlists commanded by Saballs Is Attributed
70 lack of discipline in the republican force.
The troops which were captured by the iusur-
gents, surrendered almost without firing a
shot.
CARLIsT ACTIVITY.
BAToNNK, July l2.-Advices received here
rom carlist sources, state that the insurrent
chieftain Sierrs, with baRd of 500 men, in
cludirg IS cavalry, has crossed the river Ebro
and entered Old Castill, where he Is organizing
Tlslnes OF carlists. There Is much agitation in
Burgas, and many OF the inhabitants OF that
province are enlisting under the banner of Don
Carlos. Several bands of carlists have appeared
In the province OF Leon. There are three chiefs
force.
THE CARLIsT VICTORY AND THE rNTERNA-
TIoNALIsT MURDERS.
MADRID, July I2.-In the COrtes last evening
the minister of war announced that the govern
ment had received n dispatch confirming the
report which was current in Madrid during the
day OF the defeat near Ripoll OF the republic
cans under Gen. Cabrinety and the death of
that officer. The minister also said dispatches
had come 70 hand which confirm the reports Of
an internati0nalist insurrectiOn and excess in
Alcoy, province of Alicante. The government
has re- lived intelligence from Malaga Of Gen
Carvalal, with a force of volunteers and artil
lery. His destination is not known. Genera
Nalarde, with body Of troops, is Fastening %
Alcoy, and IL is expected he will arrive there
to-day. The internatiOnalist insurrectiOnist
have assassinated the mayor of Aicoy, notgith
standing the fact that he was a thorough re
publican and spent fortune I'm the cause o
the republic. his body was dragged thrO. n,
the streets OF the town BY the moo, which len,
up continuous yelling. The collector ~ "a ~
was also assassinated, and his BODY treat ted ,,th
Ihe sa me lndignities as that of the msvor The
So..on factory OF Perez PUN and four other
mob. W ING
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, July 12-Sales OF gold today
were at l15S a1l6k. The rates paid for carry.
on call, and 6a7 for prime commercial paner
Governments bonds ara firm but quiet South
ern states securities are dull and without i'm
portsnt change. The stock market hss been
nrm and business has conferred chiefly I'm West
ern Union, Union Pacific, Pacific Mail, c. 9.
and l. g, Hannibal and st. Joseph Common.
ana Erie. The last-named has been execution.
any weak, with sales as low as SEA and as high
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Reported wreck and Loss or rss.

NORFOLK, Va, July IA report based on
statements of one w. Ii. Winn purpOrting 10
be the mate of the vessel, was YESTERDAY tele-
graphed north and published by local papers
that the schooner Il. 4. Thompson. from Bate
more Ior wilmington, had been run into AMI
sunk off Hstteras, and IL at the captainN wife
four children, and all on board executing the
Aforesaid Vim, were drowned Tbeassociated
press agent does not credit the report, but be-
lieYes Kinn TO be an irnDosf1r
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SECRETARY BELKNAP returned to Washing
ton this morning. Mr.. Mullett starts on his trip
to the Pacific coast to morrow night.
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CHARLES A. BATES was to-day appointed
the head of a division in the Office of the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue.
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THE MoDoC CoCRT-Colonel Elliot, Colone
Curtis and DR.. Beodin, of the Modoc military
commission, left Fort Klamath yesterday for
San Francisco
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MuRp1n Mar SUFFOLK, "a colored
man y re nane O. dsorge Bell wa cruelty
ten milee from Suffolk, Thursdsv nieht IA
was returning home about O'Clock in the eye-
ming, when he was wayiaid and killed ON the
a. yet, 10 the murderer. i 4 - =
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GENERAL EATON, commissioner of education
was called upon to-day by quite number of
the members of the Virginia educational asso-
citation, rece nt.y in lesson in Alexandria.
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CONTRIBUTIONS of eighty dollars for the
conscience fund was received at the Treasury
dep artment to-day from Newark, Nj.
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tween the Duke Of Edinburgh ami usrio
- pfisrsnarouads the only aAughtsr q &c car
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U. P. r. R.--The agents OF the Union Paciac
rail road company have been snjoined ffoa,
Bsceutly published - bond-holdsrs, and such
stock is not now good delixery to purchasers.
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COMMANDER WIN. ID. WARTIME has been
ordered TO command the Worcester, and Com
mander VIM. b. Gushing to the command Of
the Wyoming.
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INTERNAL REvRNuE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were $3.50 s2Id
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The CHoLERA.-There we're three intsrments
yesterday in Memphis from cholera, and ave In
Cincinnati. L q .s.1ll !. 'ts.a .zll +. !.
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Gcull Ra~

NEW YORK, July Eat McKeesport, Pa.
the single scull race of three miles was won NV
VIM. Scharf. Time q minutes and 90 secopds
The four-osred race was won by the Hammer
crew. Time "a minutes and 80 seoopds.
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SIX TREASURY OFFICIALS, under direction of
Col. Jones, depart for San Francisco on Mon
day with currency for which they will bring
back gold.
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LIEUT.. FRED. GRERNLEAP, U. s. N, of the
National Observatory, has been granted thirty
days leave of absence, and will make tour
through New England.
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AAjearned sine NE. ~.
HARTrokD, July 1a.--The ConnS ctlcut leQis-
lature hes adjourned sine de. =
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NEW Yosk, July l2.-The steamer Tieress
has passed down the bay, and wili AN Tor 1isco
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SUMMER RESORTS.
WILSON'S HOTEL,
SEASON OF 1913.
BERkELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS.

BERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS.
BATH. MORGAN COUNTY, ". VA,
Two and half miles frOm Sir Johns Run, b. L
Rsfir,s I'D FtIst- class ACC mmodatiOus A
Tor 500 guests. Daily mail, telegraph, all NMY
smuSem' nts, hn- music, &c; excellent ls.I2
beautiful mountain region. Natural Temperature
81 water ~ degrees Fab. With every variety of
baths, swimming pools for lziies, children and gen
t'emen.
TERMS-Ss per day, 500 per week; arst month
SIS, second month SIS. Chsdren under 10 and
LuIses. half price.
: 80 hour. from Washington, via Metropolitan
Branch h. & U. Railroad.
jy72w A II. POTTS