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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-04-15
TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.

Over two thousand acres of fine
Hemlock Timber Lands situated on
Maple Creek, near Clarington, this
county, are for sale at bargain. Part
of the lands are situated within four
miles of Ciarington, on the Clarion
River, and would be fine site for an
extensive tannery and saw mills. Map
and particulars can be seen ny apply
ing to the editor of this paper.
To THE CITIZENS OF PENNsYLvA-
NIA-Your attention is specially in
vited to the fact that the National
Banks are now prepared to receive
subscriptions to the Capital Stock of
the Centennial Board of Finance. The
fnf1s realized from this source are to
be employed in the erection of the
buildings for the International Exhi-
bition, and the expenses connected
with the same. 1t is confidently be-
lisved that the Keystone State will be
represented by the name Of every CHI.
zen alive to patriotic commemoration
of the one hundredth birthday of the
nation. The shares of stock are offer.
ed for $40 each, and subscribers will
receive a handsomely steel engraved
Certificate of Stock, suitable for fran
ing and preservation as national
memorial. &
Interest at the rate of six per cent
per annum will be paid on all pay
ments of Centenial Stock from date
of payment to January /, 1876.
Subscribers who are not near Ma
tional Bank can remit q check or post
office order to the undersigned.
FREDK. FRALEY, Treasurer,
If 904 Walnut ST., Phila
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
SOCIAL SCIENOE.

~NNu.I SESSION OF THE CONVENTION.
.' ',anvss ny GEORGE wM. CURTs-PAPERs READ
x-pprs,pENT wooIsEY AND GAMALIEL BRAD
FORD.
IT, animal session Of the American Social Science
associaticn was opened last evening in Association
Hall The audience small the hall being scarcely
more than half filled. On the platform were ex-Presi-
seut Woolsey of New-Haven, George Wm Curtis,
famaliel Bradford of Boston, F. b. Sanborn, Secre-
tary of the Association. and a few others. George
VIM Curtis called the meeting to ORDER and delivered
n short address Of welcome. Ex-PresidentW oolsey
read a paper on The Exemption from Capture OF
Private Property upon the Sea-" Gamaliel Bradford
read paper on Financial Administration" Inc
Association will hold two sessions to-day beghhihs
ct p. IN. and p. M, respectively.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
EAIE OE A pEACEMAk h ER.

A number of young men gathered III the
open space at Navy-st. and the Brdgeroad, Brooklyn
last night and quarrel arose between Daniel McCoy'
alias Plnkey Boylan" age 10. living at No. $40 Pacific
ST. and younger brother about some trivial matter
and blows were exchanged James Mcneil, aged 22 re-
siding AT No 2C Sandst, cndeavorei To separate them
Daniel Mccoy thcreupon drew a knife from his pocket
and plunged it into the left side Of the peacemakcr
Exclaming I'm cut" he sank to the ground while the
blood flowed freely from the woand Mccoy ran away
and his companions gave alarm, when Officer Dough
erty appeared and endeavored Ia sanGh the wound In
reply TO the officers questions the wounded man said that
Mccoy had stabbed The officer then gave chase 10
the assailant and finally captured him IN Dickson saey,
concealed behind "A pile Of barrels Meanwhile the
wounded had been conveyed 10 the Second Precinct
StationbOuse, where he attended by Drs. Cutting
and Gushing, VINO pronounced his wounds dangerous.
When Mccoy was taken into the presence of Mcneil. he
denied that he had caused the wounds, and the other
taking what had said refused 10 make Charge
The boys however, stated that they had Me
Gov use the knife. The weapon could not be found.
Mccoy was locked up ana Mcneil was removed to the
Cty Hospital. TRIBUNE reporter called at the Hos
paI late st night and was told that McNciis wounds
would probably prove fatal
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
CREMATION DISCUSSED BY WOMEN

Tbs Womcn's Social Education Society met
in Piympton Hall yesterday afternoon to hear paper
on Cremation" by Sarah L. Fuller Mrs Bronson pre-
sided and small audience present. Mrs. Fuller
opposed return to a discarded caston." The advO-
Gates OF cremation mast base their reasons for their
method upon the spiritual plane. They must show thai
II is ore in accordance with cultured tustncts en-
ghteued utuitions than burial before they will gain
MANY adherents, for the emotional nature OF man i
stronger stone and more powerful than any force
Of nature and will be- controlled by material consid
erations.
Mr. Dr. STILL in the discussion whick ersued. favored
cremation related narrow escape 81 person
being buried alive Mrs. Hallock favored the burial
OF bodies IN the sea- II that was practicable. She
thought graTeyards affected the health Of villages and
the temperament OF those living them and Ia ar
Greenwood would III few years render Erookyn uu-
healthy. Mrs DR.. Weatferbee spoke Of the mcthoi,
employed Paris for TIE revival OF perseus trance
and said that burals Of Cing people always the
result uncomIuon care!essncss. Mrs keHt strongy
dlsapprOved Of cremation and said the agita
ton originated among those who sought GOtofiety
Several speakers followed, and wide di1e,euees OF
opinion were expressed.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
CATHOLIC TEMPERANCE PRINCIPLES.
TUE METROPOLITAN CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE
UNION.

THE METROPOLITAN CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE
UNION.
A thoroughly enthusiastic Irish audience
hacked the large hall OF Cooper Institute last evening to
participate IN the public demonstration OF the societies
composing the Metropolitan Catholic Totai Abstinence
Union OF Ney-York The platform OF the nan was dec
grated with American and IRISH hags, ana orass band
played Irish airs On the platform were priests repre-
senting many of the principal Roman Catholic congrega
tons in the city, The exercises we're opened py Ihomas
j. Cronan Vice President Of the Union IN New-fork,
who made short address before Introducing the Rev.
James H. McGean the Spiritual Director oi the Chion
the presiding officer.
The Rev Mr. Mclean said that the gigantic evil OF In
temperance required corresponding power 10 over
come IT, This power was God and rengioh' Hence u
was that IN the foundation OF the total abstinence So
cietes they were made religious societies also lie re-
called with pride the fact that onc OF me hst anu os
stupendOus total abstinence movements was peeun oy
churchman after triumphing ABROAD came 70 tns
country and bated WIN te ce sed upcn IL
the welfare OF the country The labor question was an
interesting one, engrossing the aen'ion Vt u.s.
bnt i'm the solution of the temperance question would DC
found the settlement OF the labor question:.
The Rev Lawrence Welsh. President OF the Connec,l-
cut State Union in hearty ana Nigorous Jus s~peen ~ uc
clared that the enemy OF ireland was drunken
Ishman At the close James briyn on ;;nn Ddndi :"
which adopted: -. , ,,. .
one Of the greatest dangers h.,eni,g lhs I
Republic set b. the excessive use OF
we ooE upon abstinence The snes not
the o reme for this pnIe affection snj peril and hence sommend
earnes " TO our and fcwetiensa as nsim urged
equally by social economy. religion, and patriotism ,
R,soVei That cru.ading erctements Gave tpeimen sra
political aon poor hope fr completeness. Of re-
irn h the dnnuton Of demand thef best aw to
supply the only thorongh prohibition Is ep ohoSn
niiydu conscience as
co., and fortified and that rely the
Of religion tie sacaments OF the Chnrc ana e gd
snce of ur cgs which strength and
must come ia The practice advocacy Of total abstinence and The
spro ad of temperance throughout the land , , Il, ,,
R,sd That tn Catholic Total Abstinence Uaon an1 the parish
societies composing invoke for these u. principles upon which IS
bd The friendly consideration KIM Of our corc onis,s
Of every calling reverend clergy oi our
outside Of tb Church and Of pe which largely directs the
q th,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

A meeting of the Board of City Record was held
yesterday afternoon Mayor svsmeer in the chair at which ar ne
usual routine business resolution va. gaaed sn,sSr
ments APPLYING to the City and County GO7ernment'
At the Produce Exchange yesterday the amend
ent giving the managers authority submit question connected
Of the institution not provided Tor BY the ow was
adopted By large majority There left Albany and Troy on Monday
sfRHt ef e eTug v1 S.Is. and boats ,e
canal-bOats, and sehooners In TOW OF the ontario
At the annual meeting of the Society OF the New
York Hospital YESTERDAY the following Governors elected for the
ensuing year: Greene Robert Kennedy D. C. Murray A.
Conking Na,h p Bailey Otis D. swan. Jas w. Besk@an J. b.
Sn'iSn @ wi' }A' s6, ~ G G W, VIM B. Hoffman K
JfraY, J. ThorEe e. william Wm II Maey Jas a. wn 5aIser
msITy M' NJ TiTSif Sa2i. H. j. D''''' NJ '''''' '-'''''
The election of officers of the Mercantile Library
yesterday resulted oSS Directors to Gil vacancies In
the First Class to yesrs-Chaes Horgh, william
Gay John c. Curtis Soyes The following Trustees Of
the Clinton elected Wilson G. Hunt EiTusd
Conn M1m Wi pI RreD 'S r, sa naS5e S volumes aided BY
The Clinton Hall Association to the Mercae Lbra loOSs 1s
per volume.
The Board of Police resolved yesterday to increase
the police By 100 men, makng the total nnnber 23OO William
Sou Of Staten Island checks each for $3.50 to
be given to Detective, Elder Pes King Lyon reward for
their arrest celebrated masked burglar, committee was IN
srad 70 repo. eones ] % m psT ~ bs fo@s eligible for re.
appointment who have resigned while under charges, or wlo may
Precinct, dismissed from the Department for having
slept while on duty
At meeting of the Board Of Health yesterday the
Aorney p Prentice reported adversely to the Sanitary Committees
Board should compel the all steam
boats bsrges. vessels used for the conveyance Of
fessying apparatus lie bad
tell within the PROVISIONS OF an act o
Congress reng steamboats, and legislation on the part o. the
therefore and IN sh lead 70 eonlct in
don of the Department OF Public WORKS
in specifications hal been drawn for the repaVng
the streets passing Five Points and that the sorA Of making
| the morass passabe would soon be begun.
meetingof prominent members of the OIL paint
held at the Aor House yesterday afternoon to
con question between this city and the West
and souh known firms represented d. r. Tenan
Of T. W. Deyoe Co. made
particular grievance complained Of viz that the railroads d
NewYork carving oils paints yarnsh etc 70 the
West fayodug Boston Philadelphia, Baltimore The
be shown classification, that New York mel
higher c.aspayipg higher rates
either Of the three cities named These statements
bg several after which committee
pointed report OF action Mesrs Page REYNOLDS
Franklin Bell appointed this
|
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
A MILITARY FUNERAL.
or uoSoRs TO M,JoR-GEN. HARTsuFF.

LET uoNORs TO MAJOR-GEN. HARTsCFF.
The funeral of the late MajOr-Gen. G. l.. Hart
suf took place yesterday at West Point. The remans
were taken from the city In the morning by the Govern
ment steamer Henry Smith. The Army and Navy CLUB
were represented by committee consisting or Gen.
Hancock Gen Ingalls,, Gen. Ferry, Gen. Ayefil, Gen
Bartlett Cen McMahon, Col. Hidt and DR.. MCMILLAN
Among the friends of the deceased who were on board
the steamer, were Gen. Tower, Gen Wright, Gen. VIII
cox Gen sackett Gen. Grier, Gen. Hawkins, oen Darr'
Col Row Col. Wharton, Col. Ward, DIR. Moore, Dr. NIL
han Can't Walker, Gen NJ. T. Mcmahon. Ex-Judge
Fthian Richard H. Schell, Surgeon-General Hammond
Cen sawteU, Col. willard, and Surgeon Hot. The
casket containing the body was placed on the forward
deck in charge of guard Of honor. ana was covered
with large United States ag Upon the casket rested
a basket OF flowers.
An artillery wagon draped with United states uaSs
and Grape was waiting al the wharf when the steamer
arrived at West Point and carriage containing Sup'
Gen Ruger and AdjutantMa r. NJ Hall, soon ap-
peared The occupants Of the carriage alghted' ana
received the party battalion OF cadets then nIed
down the hill followed by several carriages. The caske
containing the remains removed from the boat and
placed on the artillery the line OF march was
formed and the procession fled sOIemny up the long
hill the band playing drge. At the chapel the cadets
presented arms In the chapel the Protestant EpscOp
burial service was read after which the corese was re-
formed The cadets entered the cemetery with reversed
arms and the burial service was then read by the htN
John Forsyth, Chaplain at west fGih lie was az yea
by the Rev Mr. Parsons, 81 St. James CHURCH, COd
Snrlng n Y The cadets drawn up IN double nIcs
few feet distant the head Of the grave, while az
tae sde ana 1ot & We're sa OF the serviSe
three voileys fired Nv thc cadcts' anu tno pr
cesson returned to the Academy where tue monfhef7
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
JERSEY


JERSEY CIlI.-At Il meeting Ol TIE Board OF NOTlS
,e,,crr petition received for water main Bshop Mays
pb,sep vetoed resolution pay Arthur Sseman urycyor 10,
done the ground that the Engineer
ing should do work lie also vetoed the resolution yseie
cbsuue,t from Janess. West sie-ave. Both vetoe,
we're received and laid the table The Street Com.
uitte. va. authorized employ a number additional
ors. Oh street The salary the Water Registrar srd
:, L, 400 and that Of Water Purveyor
C ss arrested yesterday morning for stealing milk
pitcher, e doors Of houses ia Thrs. Patrick Cronu
rovu on when passing the old abator Govest Oh
Mony ard had Of s riJs boken lie taken his
hari With beating wife sundsy gh hell TO await the
result % her The Boar, Of Aldermen last night and bal
Jtn Acs.rm,n aged ~ wgon in Dey ST. New
sy b' eooa wiiha truck AID struck on the
H. va. the Albert ckermsn Wet Sieae heir
&C. az es5 o. % for S1s Ss ari N.o "a ss JURY IN
" entered by burglars Monday night bat te
ihve. frightened away before the, had secured any booty
sK,,ryn the Court Oyrr and Teser yesteriay morning
Judge Depw rendered his qaahng the indictment AZ
sr.n ssrby for ofce goSing cut Of the purchase Of
.os IN the Inc South Foueentst The Indictment agsn er
Jaise Joseph Young ssns o' Of he e Transaction and
u,. ioot counsel farther the subject The JUICE
i would er tho ee to The sap.s Court. asi ih' gs, be
ene hh Van si ., HhSd 4sSsn' % % a. n, m r'm.s % NJ 80
Ll.yt!e,, on aOe ou Of r.,p to n g.',5 Dns'
The Rev, op.o Of PAon has .eepted call CAL
tnei On h- Monia Jane The PlLanone society hi.
city viii - tr. eoa'sI. ,'s o7rfa hIse evenn
ne o. s,uth EeVra manfes, strong determination TO coars
,he ogairg hai street before the
Ii nus Unlon viii coss season b. A.ocaton iIa
an he 27tt AnSui rotsssn Bpis-op, Coaveaoa Of the
Tgs., .bi wenis, ofue week The ql~s'on Of The division OF
the io WI probably be decd Il th, meeting SAID that the
House Bishops will aare fnnl Of $4,000 be el
,nppor the doec-e t'reby Increasing uni
The -, $. q%s & o. n, n ' s ,s. ss :. 1 % sS 1sas
m C. Goa aie Ai' 9S Ie decided 10 mlnaer Of celebrating
retaining sorih % shoe, from Nj Du.y MAI.e.
le gal r.. .s'b tss Grelii " 4ssiA Ga4s LsI VA
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
sAsn dn.d jay 20, several v'; An s'"' ''' '

and supsms Court Vi i BE- held Ia July
.xesment the murder OF Chse Ten
,ub ~ paid Of on s,ard ana M saa h he
B,esei and b, s s.ss = .o% q.
and sue anay large with which she threatened to III n,
;, sSaf s sI d .s.'1 .ss sSu H.
h Ten Boeci then retired into ADJOINING roG% aaa os
a se sS pnysS i into Ii. breast nans cash u.
asred M dead Bodo. h, heavy al and ran into -. ' n.
70 sg, was s sy n''s '''
consider shs recent seton County sO.d Of Feeh.I IN
rss. Indignation was expressed BY speaker, the scon Of the
Board G h" .ss who S opposed The charter ad
preference people the Incorporation Of the eiy rins the
ssn the o Town Co%e made b, them
day nigh. legal opinion the subject will be read
the meeting O. the Board Of Asr%n D on Money y,
tSs Beard 70 Do ~ % % s ssr, ss % . ssSa dds sss
a.. % nsa. as Sfe seos Coroner Bate~ob yesterday
jury verdict % accidental ,s,Ge.'s o.
and $40 Torh Of & s,pa 'a l M. dans
coming week.
HoBoKEs-G,et Corne,on got grave, dump ear at he Erie
ing he walked to one when it ed throwing BIZ head
@ the .S9 ' On so"%a, s ass rsau tse BSs
os To @ o3 so2o gs e pay viii &c
schools. -.
Nolan arrested yee,y on the eGnp.n. y
washing and that be collected the bills AMI slaans @
committed for er1mnatOn sJOsepn
M0ns were arrested Yesterday with beng The ssnt o.
Mr. Toey BiIabesye Saturday night Ihe erAmnruon "a
Walker Co. conpracy Will be continued tooaJ
Board Of Preeholden will meet to-day.
who robbed the store Of the Hon james
Magee on Sunday value Of 800 we're
Junction yesterday They gave their nanes a. ; %
They sedged the tei sn 'sn ty
SOLD the property Edward BamSteu The latter was ALSO
arrested and the property was recovered
WE,r osoxyy Abraham Psear stable hand n the North hud
kicked the face by horse Monday ngbt ne
h the vicinity in dng condition One oI e
the horses shoe entered his aud destroyed H. Ihie
little hope OF his recovery.
wBRUyswioK.-Chaes Mcets Who said he came from Phla
deph arrested yesterday charge Of stealing valuable sou
rim. from young son Of Harry CeT
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
LONG ISLAND.
STATEN ISLAND
FACrORYVILLR.-The new railroad on the north

FACrORYvILLR.-The new railroad on the north
aore Of t ,snI Advancing slowly this village. portion
the roadusy already been graded The corporate alhohes
protested the LAYING from
n, Central Railroad Ne.Jersey Begn Point, which in
contemplation by the Central Railroad COMPANY the
the and the Company fas decided
terminus Of the Factory
me Rev TIE Church Of In
lllge CtiOma whee VII
r O.goo Of New.York will oil his pulpit during abe1ce
OF ylgg- be
tb complaints taxpayer rgarg their auI
cbaft-r held this village 'esteay resulted
The following Aldermen; Second WaT A. q. Methfesse
Wsrd II. nilu brown Sixth Wand, ". Backnau' Eighth
Thomas Fi.ke. George Beinert eec;e Village Assessor
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
CONVENIENCE FOR SHOPPERS

The ladies will feel peculiarly grateful to
MessIs Lor! Taylor FOR the addition, just made Of
new depart % the great uptown aDisment for
1ne boots and shoes made order any color 10 match
dreso and suts. of the material. will urovo
10 customers OF tue cBcsrpIl.lug nrm
mout'On AZ Wen "a eeonoh, an1 they wi!l Dc sure to
lAQ SLY l.A.Ql II sI.l.lA1l.gAIy 81. gss..,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
MR. VAN NoRTs REVISED ESTIMATES

COMMISSIONER Van NON OF The Depaftment
OF Pdblic Works has just completed revised estimate
of the necessary expenditures IL his Department 10. the
current year The estimate shoys reduction OF so per
cent 1851 G92 70. owe, the expenditures during 1871
and a reduction OF s 900 the close estimate hereto
fore made The estimated expenses for the year are
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

The KEY 70 the whole problem this the conversion o.
the nominal into the real head OF the nnances sne az
mission of the OF the Treasury 70 the moor OF
Congress with the right and duty Of taxing part Ia de
bate and subiecton what the French wouid car ln-
terneIiaon III there be only expeden to save our
rennb,c from ruin then the word "diihculty should
said to have placed the word impossible"
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

lhHnUunoenenta
BURNETT's FLAvoRING ExTRACrs.-The best
LYoN's INSECT POWDER will instantly destroy
s. bugs, and aeas whereye. they exist.
The "ELASrIC Truss" sold at POmeroy's,
74t Broadway, tor - : warranted the best made.
RUSSIAN VAPOR (Marble) BATHS, No. 20 East
Fou.h... Tie greatest luIury Of The
When your liver is out of order. use DR..
J,yxEs sAyArvE PLIs aud will bring back this organ to
healthy 60, !ion and get DIST essins symptoms
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
HOME NE VS..
THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY. AT RUDNUrs, IN BRoAD"Ai'
a..-I9' Noon-65o D. m-7l' Mdnight-60'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Eynb Lrenue Hotel-Senator John Sherman OF ONO
.,d k Hon George Miller Of Albany .Mropotam HoHt-In
Hon Tbom, Alvori OF syeuse and the Hon ySnn ~ I ss
walker OF Yale College. Breroort Hou-Geors + Beeo"
- Ro.,on Norman House-Prot o. Mph Of Yale College,
,,or Uon,f-en W. G. Wickhsm Of Virginia. GkHhtm hole-
Mor Waite iMcRarlsnd Gsey Hon'e1 ~
pau U.rt ~ Rochester NcholIs Ho<lJ n. Mccullough,
General Manager Of Pittsburgh Fort WaJne and Cheaso
Railroad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-04
RY THE CABLES.

The FIjians Want 10 be B~ritishers.
LONDON, May 4.-Intelligencs from
FIJI states that the King and people
unanimously favor the cession Of the
Islands to Great Britain.
Tho Occupation OF Biiboa.
Madrid, May 4.-Ssrrano entered
Bilboa Saturday, amid great rejoicing
On Saturday evening there was a gen
eral illuminate. Tho municipality
have sent congratulatory dispatches to
Ssrrano and Concha. Additional dis
patches from Bllboa state that parties
Of Carli,ts are surrendsrlng In tho
hope Of amnesty. The main body,
however, Is retreatlng In disorder In
the direction Of the Province Of Guip-
es,a. Dilboa Is rcsuming Its old aspect.
trade Is revivlng. The o%bstructlons
placed In the river Nsrylon 70 prevent
the approach Of Government war YES
sells were removed yesterday.
Attempted Assassination and Sui
eide.
A p1sst, lately discharged from the
lunatlc asylum, attempted tho a'sas-
sination Of III Y. Margal. He shot
twice at MARCEL and missing him shot
himself fatally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-04

Tn. CoscEnr.-Tho grand concert
given ut National Guard Hall, Vir'
Cinls City. on Friday evening last.
wa. we'll attended and 4 grand sue
cess. The singing Of Clark, Russell,
Lindsay and Pasmore, anu MRS.
stephens and Mrs. Summers, was very
excellent Indeed and well worthy the
hIyh eneoniums and applause bestowed
by the delighted audience: Miss
Laura Dorwin's plano playing was
the subject Of very favorable comment
bv the many musical critics present.
and Mr.. Pasmore As director y
pianist acquitted himself most aunl,r.
ably. A finer and thorouSly
nleasureable entertainment OF tho
lind has never been given In this Sec
tlon.
rusrnIL.-Thc funeral o~bsequiss Of
Corpelln. Mccarthy, who was killed
In the yellow Jacket mine on Satmr.
Iay last. were held In virginia IN
Yesterday. The procession. wn,si'
was one Of the largest ever witnessed
In that city, consisted OF DELEGATIONS
rom the National Guard. Einlne.
Gvsrd Sarsaeld Guard, Washington
Gurd. Montgomery Guard, and An.
Giant Order OF hibernlans, Divisions
No. / and >, virginia and Gold hlll.
Brus,oS To-NIom.-The Geld Hill
Miners Union will meet at their nall
mi, evening at six o'clock, In order 70
receive and entertain the Virgins sn.
silver City Unions. All These un,0 =.
are In a very flourlshlng state, anu =.
there will DO a pretty fall attenuan,0
this evening. a very pleasant ana G,I y.
flying reunion Of the brethren Will w
expected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-04

n,xc,,o AcApnxr.-Jsmes Y. Wilson would
,..,.c,mlly inform the lovers OF the healthfsl
is..r,imI art of dancing that he has opened
shu ,clsss Dancing Academy In National Guard
smith street, Virginia, where instrne.
Ian, IAN vii be given - foIows: 9entlsnan,;
c,sss-uonday and Thursday evening; L
Class : Monday and rnnrsa,y .dsssdsy and
lsa,es afcrnoons. soriee dansants svsrJ
saturday evening.
"a, Inc very best Photographs, g. 70 sr esy
IN THE ELEVATOR, NO. -
~eo,,Sonsry street. San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-04
FROM ~BAKERsFIELD.
Railroad Magaates ON an Inspect
Ing TouF.

BAKKuriKLp, CAL. May Sex
Mayor Selby, Mayor Otis, Stanford,
Ralston, Frisdlander, Edmunds, Hag.
gins, Billy Carr, Judge Anderson aud
e,hers Interested In the Southern Pa.
citic Railroad, visited our town to-day
and returned to Delane this Pm. Work
On the Railroad south Of Delano 10 pro-
srss.lng aud ten ullesars nearly com
plsted. Il Is thought the road will be
completed to Bakersfield BY July lst'
The weather Is warm aud the river Il
rlaln1.