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rIEEtT nlpuKTArlUN OF
49, ~ >k.h-~liOKE. AND NOUN rAlN
TRAVELLERS.
rt8p5 FuE JULY.

T. E.rEl't 8 i 80. n;l + parties leaving the city
Intl, NV aau ch"lce good.
ll\tN .NfILl\t,--LiE>.
ditHlpi-Ei.b IkANr l.tiNG-SClTS al e6 to
M siI AID COTTON SKIRTS,
\'t ~ .hl:f- 10 E,ttl Nailcy
a.. + BABIES. LINN DII.AHS,
f"N'r.c Por.I>>. IAk /. .t"S.
.i-.. Nr.H NulE *I\.. t,nnD>, such as
IhMl>l - 75c. - - 80.
'EAr~ -. Iis, Alp CAS-,
EDNliA/'N :. hFLAlNt.~.
!. E>ht.',r :. H. X Ht.ENANlS.
EiA.D GRENADINES, &c. tc2s
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THE GovERSoR's OFFlCE.-Tht Office OF
the Executive OF the State in the capltoi
.lidlng is undergoing thorough repairs.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION. COMPANY G.-Mcet \
n I'm front of the City Hall. on BROAD street. q
TIII> tFrGayj EVENING at g.: O'Clock. armed y
and culiprd for drill. ~ full Attendance IS re- II
uuircd n, b,in Is TO he transacted relative 10 Il
fIip To the springs. II rainy. meet at ny" hali,
f. j. PARATFR,
iy 23-lfx Orderly Sergeant.
TRAYS. ATTENTION. Attend rcgI- y
" lar conn NV drill at your armory on FRI q
DAY NIGHT MKT at half-raSI o'cl' OK IN "
uudress uniform. Gilt.rack has teen put In II
ulacc Ry order of Captain HOSSiEUX.
iy 22 -ot = IRWIN SMITH. Orderly.
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TIE BOTTOM MREACIiED-BCIN NOW.
1 SpLlNT. q .oE" K HlLL. aud nth RAtiTE +
CJaL> ale now priced IL lowest %oint. su"rdiireu.
Families aud others should now sturT' Tor wuic.
an ready to supply all kind> very low. Ny cole
hr,,, Il and uu,,Iaulict WOUDfr kndhng, ,coukiug
j.. 4. WATKINS.
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NOR RENT, that Urge and desirable G;s:
l. BRICK RtSID4NGt: at the southwest Easa
Z ,r,lrr OF Clay and Ninth strets cont lining TOUR
teen rooms including two DarlurS with two lafg:
IN rrors. and win all the III .dcrn improvements.
Price. $500 per anuunl.
Al lSO. that comfortable FSaM" DIV fLLlNI
No. 400 west t-rucc street, between Monroe aud
Henry >trcrfs. containing SIX rooms; kitchen.
Price. f2O per mouth ~
Also, a comfortable BRICK DWELLING Oh the
Yves. sid. OF second between Clay and Leigh
streets. containing four rooms; kitchen. Price
t2l per month.
Also. BRICK STORE and Unwilling on the
west side of >ccOnd betwt en- Jac@ son ava Duval
sreers, cont ,iring four rooms besid1s the store
kitchen. Price. S20 per month.
of Mr.. Robert Harold, on Broad between Eighth
and Ninlh streets. containing eight rooms; bcsues
krrhen. Price, $50 pr NINTH
4sn. Il arg. nKI X DIVE; LING on the south
change Flolel, containing eight rooms. Price. t30
~, lso, 'ToRF and FIX URFs No 1414 Frank
lin street, adjoining the "aiIard Hotel. Price, -
Also, BRICK STORE on Franklin street. be.
tive Seventeenth and III. htrenth streets with
stable and wugon-yard. PrIc,, $25 per month.
Also smal BRlth STORE aud DWELLING on
Cary street, between Ninth and 1ti.th streets, con-
tanning lhlee rooms besides The store. Price,
= iso. RRICK DWELLING on Tenth street.
second door from the corner If airy STREET, con-
timing SIX ro ms. Price. 1875 per month.
Also. u large LuMBr R-il'tSE on The canal
between Sixth and Sevt nth Streets. Price, SlZ oo
- Aiso, " OOD- and COAL-YARD on the north
side of The basin. between ain'h and Tenth streets
Apply 10 JAMES VI. TAYLOR & SOY,
Real Estate Agents and Aucaoneers.
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e-pAkASOLSt pARaSOLS! PARA.
asto hin, bargains in pAHAS.1.S and
J-HRKE,.IAS, for ladies a1d gentlemen, at
iyla SICLr BROTH RS.
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4 LASKA POWDER-best preparation
n .u use for cleaning metal, washing paint, glass.
sc. TO LUlis9kttpers Il IL particularly rtcon-
n,,rr,ieI by CHRISTIAN s. WHlTE,
ia Agents.
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OFFICE CLOVER llliI. EAILK' Ap trNrNNi.t
kICuMu>D. July l3, s75.
rs,uE FLOWER HILL RilIkOAlJ { w

k'HE GLOW Ek HILL RAILROAD COM
4 PANl i n"w prepared 10 fnrrish coal 10
Goa -fcalcrs -ucA prices viii enable them TO
Suupy consumers. a. follows:
LCMi',uAI.. cart load OF 1850 pounds pure lump
a S+.75;
LUMr COAL, short ton of 2.oC0 pounds lump at
$40;
So; tt,
Hail. COAL, cart ioai Of 100 pounds hail II
81 %; ,
Hail. GOAL, short ton Of 1000 pounds hail at
sisO; w , ,
HAL OAL, long ton of 2,24o pou"ds Hall al
- 40. a.,
n,tl;rine cur Al. this season VIC respectfully
Invite a. e., tinu 10 lc fact that in purchasing =
yri. HIIJ COAL. the consumer lcts Lou
rorSDs OF coal AS a CART LOAD. IN pnrcha iIlg
West Virginia ump nt gets ony l.oou to .oOo
non,us Whilst II l. bell we'd that p"unG "f Glover
I'M e nj will afford much heat ann last longer
tina, The same quautiy Of Yves Virginia coN: me
Glover tiill coa is therefore til" most econhnlcti
Ii coal i Sold by weight ~ tt; there can be no
mistake rs 10 the quantity delivered
u ;. WOuLDklDGF, Secrt tarV.
VI II LICK f. I rrasurer, ~ ll-cud4w
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TANN NELrUN COAL CONF, \ ;
t{Wc-t Ni,gtnial No. BLOCK fsplinp COAL,
f,r rra,cS having n,cu III roughly tested during
Inc I,,>t season II IL uuickne>s we" ~ cn"u-
r,c" hryiu4 proved euhrcly satisfactory IN every
r>al.ip. our prizes TOR 1.I5O. = uOe AMI 224o
,uu.- hriure III King raug''u,eni> el>c"h re, FOR
,. ,"u uink. Il u-cid div L. their and iller Gus.
TONERS lcrc,i 10 huy this ''oal in preference L.
any east nr west Of he .tIcglIany mountains.
For further Information Apply 10 ,
GrigNaS STOERS.
Agent Tor b" Company.
- 1924 Cary street.
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NTHRACIlE COAL-f K + : Ii L \
p miuec-iuSt To- hand.
IONE-a fine summer fuc--iuil supply Ill my
yard ,,.,,,,> . ,.., ,r,., ,,r,,a
Z. K. iAkRihG ION,
iv6 corner of Seventeenth Snd Cary sircc;S.
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TAMES RIVER STEAMBOATc.t1r1sN
~ COMPANY. Aaaassssi11sE

I AMES Ill ' Elk > i y A NJ bCA Ichf1sln11taJ
81 COMPANY. 4aaSssSss11s0
SUMMER SCHEDULE. -,
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW fOlth,
ALSO FOR .- .
OLD POINT AND VIE DE L'EhC HOTELS
AND
REGULAR IhNDlNuS ON JAMES RiEEf.
On and AFTER TUESDAY. June lst 1879, tiils
CorIuany's fast and elegant Steamer Joi ' IL,
VtSTER. tapt,in }. \. POsr. carrying L CGited
Stale; Mai will leave wharf, kockctto, tor above,
rumed points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ana
SATURDAYS at = 4. VI.
Passengers make sure connections with Say Line
at Norfolk for -Htliuorc, Philadelphia, aud New
York.
FARE TO VUE DE L'EAU AND
OLD PolNI. I................'''''''. ~
BOUND TRIP. ............... oU
FaKETO NORFOLK nNLI....... w
FARE TO SUKFcLK AND RE-
IUhN.... ..........,. .'''.'''''''''' y cr
Fare TO Baltimore. .................... w
Fare TO Philadelphia. ......-.......... on
Fare TO New ! lork................... IL ~
Tickets for sale steamers. ut CARRIER X 90 .
Ticket Agency. Main. stree and ExcpanSe folel,
lud baggage, checked through. Freight receiVei
daily for Boston, Norfolk, md Portsmouth,, ana
guar landings on James river from A. VI. W
6 l.. M ut reasonable rates.
Freight for way. landings must be prepaid.
l.. d. TATUM. General gent:
Office Company's wharf, Rockets; Drancn oilee
ut W. d. Blair & CO.'S, corner OF Sin'h ana haln
stree Is. J.
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SUMAC WANTED.-I paw the highest
~ cash price for SUMAr. In any quantity, at the
Manrhe, ter Tan YarI Sumac Mill. from railroad
dcpois and landings. or 1T the sumac- ana bark
mills, corner seventh and CanaI !ireet:. kchmonn.
* Ann JOHN T.. HULST.
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Sa'Ed'lka. SOCS<Es.

srY-LACE HAWLSlLACE SHAWLS!
ISCH SAtOCt~! LACE >ACQliks! -Grraf bar.
r,fn. I'm thps goods Ia reduce stock. You can save
f,m 20 20 % ecr c nj. 10y hu,ing these 60 q; from
'"", j" SYtLk BROTHERS.
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GROCkERY. GLASSWARE, &c.

,sNHE ATTENTION OF THE Prop
I -TbRS or Che several Efrgiki2 spr ngs. Wa.
,r.Ing Iiuc, : aIrt Hotels. is caed 90 my large ana
,yell-c crx.ctrd .tacK OF CRU'kEsi, Glass.
II., TE,D .,ta,j,s. aud CUTLERY. suitable Tor
ihrir use With an cxp,re, c. or tea wears r'rs
% their wants am satisfied that car sFe sa, IS
f,r,inn :. large a,sort mem al k.rrisrratUrs. Wa.
ter.( ,,0ers auf tce-P tcarIs, always "n han.
> lson tul! line OF Chi q aud Granite Chamber sets
0ecnrand aud white as well rs | IN hhtbnDi 'e''
in great variety ia "ES W "'boC.,,
my 20 1907 Main street. hlchhoh". u.
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Vru.T i CLAIMED FOR CAMEL


w ton stMI-C aNNEL WEST VIRGINIA.
coal: That I, klndIcS quicker. burns longer GO J..
sumption PEI Il and gives 20 iNr cent more iira
10 The bus hrl o. weighed ION than Glover Hlii VI
any other local coal mined ,.,,,,n
' $ u. LtTHRDP.
Sole Agent for Richmond.
Seventeenth street at GrawhiId-c.
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THE WRATHEE YESTERDAY was cloudy,
and there were several lignt showers of rain.
R9nye Of THeru,6mpfsr mt the Dispatch Office
J,y,
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taAR RENS

TOR RENT, ON REfeON BLE::
l. terms, 4 IIOUSF and LOT In the village 2.a
of ,nlund. Large garden attrched : nDly tU
HIIas CARTER.
Office of Sands, Lake 4 jartcr,
No IlL3 Main street. RichinSnd, va.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP x<5TfS
~ COMPANY.
HCANTON INSIDE LINE"

"CANroS INSIDE LlNE'"sEl
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BE-. ~EEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRtWEkkLf.
On and after OCTOoER 1ST the splendid iron
steamers oi tins line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS. THURSDAY YS, aud SATURDAYS from
POwhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner OS
Twenty-serond and !30ck sree's, making close con-
pcction each trip at Canton Md. (kaSt BeltImore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington. and Baltimore
Railroad Company for PhlludelDhil.
SPECIAL. ADVANTAGES:
All freight by Ihis line covered oy Dire and marine
insurance free OF cost. No dockage charged 1t
Richmond. Rates as low rs any other line. his
Is the uuicKestline between Philadelphia and Rich
mond.
FIR. lights ordered by this line should be marked
"Canlon Inside line" and sent to the !'hiiairi-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philadei-
phia.
Freshts received daily In Philadelphia and i:ich-
mond. For farther Information apply 10
l.. Is. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-second and lock streets
and Ninth and Main .teetS, or 10
J.S WILSON, General Freight agent,
philadelphia. w Wilmington ami Baltimore Railroad,
Philadelphia h b
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WANTS.

WANTED, TO RENT A PORTION OF
HOUSE. Ref. reuces exchanged. fdress
ID. H. care of this office ~ 23.1tk
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-17
STATE PRISON AFFAIRS.


While in Carson we learned from an
authentic source that the experts APP
pointed to examine the books and ac-
counts of the Warden of the State Pris-
on would be ready to report next week.
We also ascertained that public opinion
is divided on the question which the
experts we're appointed to determine,
and that thsre'is strong probability of
two reports, one.by each of the experts,
being made to the Board of Prison
Commissioners. The management of
the Prison has been a subject of gen.
eral common. fer the last year. Gov
ernor Bradley suspected that its affairs
we're not conducted as economically or.
perhaps, honestly a. they should be.
Othersin authority thought differently
and quarrel ensusd, which culmin-
ated in the appointment of two experts
to examine the books and accounts at
the Prison. They were empowered to
send for persons and papers, and as
they have been diligently engaged since
the beginning of October in making the
investigation their report ought to be
thorough and complete. One Of them
Was a clerk at the Prison under Hymar,
aud it is said made out the Warden s
report to the last Legislature; the other
is deputy IN the State Controllers
office, and an able accountant. Both
are sworn to make thorough and inn
par ial Investigation, .and their report
ought to satisfy the people and settle
the question Of the Warden's gull. or
innocence to the satisfaction of the pub
lie. Undoubtedly the Governor had no
other olive than the welfare of the
State in making the charges against the
Warden, and if the report exonerates
that gentleman from these charges no
ha' m will have resulted from the inves-
tgation except its cost to the State.
The people of Carson, however, antici-
pate two reports, one sustaining the
charges and the other indicating Hy-
man, in which event the people will
have 10 judge for themselves, from cir.
cumstances connected with the case
which is entitled to the most credit.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-17
THE ST. LOUIS WHISKY FRAUDS.


CHICAGO, Dec. 16.
Additional from St. Louis, with ref
erence to ex-Collector Murdoch s atii-
davits. are of interest. Murdoch had
been approached and urged in every
way, he says, by joyce and Mcdonald
to join the ring. He was promised the
control of all tire distilleries in his dis
trict il he would promise square di-
vide. He says he positively refused,
although he became fully aware of its
operations. Suddenly he vas removed
in the spring of 1873. Suspecting that
Joyce and Mcdonald had caused his
dismissal he went to St.Louis and drew
up an affidavit, in which, with copsid-
cradle particularly Of detail. the frauds
then being committed upon the revenue
were set forth. A copy OF the affidavit
was then taken, and after being secure
ly envel0ped and addressed to President
Grant was deposited in the postoffice
in the presence of witnesses. A request
was Endorsed on the envelope for safe
return to the sender if not taken out by
the party to whom it MAS addressed.
The package was sent January 9th, IA,
and after waiting month Muir
dock, not hearing from it. dis
patched another to the Presidents Sec
rotary, o. E. Babcock, after taxing the
same precsution, identity and proof as
before. A month passed by, and no
notice being taken of the communica-
ton third copy was made and trans
United by mailto Secretary of the Treas
ury Richardson. This having found
the fate OF its predecessors the writer
concluded that the ring was not only a
strong but a very broad one. Last sum
mer Murdock went to st. Louis again
aud met Mcdonald and Joyce. who re
preached him with being the cause OF
all their trouble, which had eliminated
at that time, and committed an assault
upon him. He says that nobody beside
himself knew of the purport of his af-
idavits except the judge who verified
the copies, and that it was impossible
for Joyce or Mcdonald to know that
he had taken any steps to expose them
unless they had obtained their know
ledge from either the President, Sscre-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-17

CHARLES G. FRENCH, Of Sacramento,
has been appointed Chief Justice of
Arizona, Vice E. F. Damn, removed
Senator Sharon, it Z 10 said, had a
man for the place, but AS Nevada is
only represented at Washington by Q
room rented by Sharon, Sargent, Of
California, secured the appointment
for his friend. 1t is safe to assert that
one limo of the law Id Nevada, who
hungered for the Arizona Jadgeship. is
now denouncing Sharon, and converted
to the belief that California millionaires
should not be elected to the United
States Senate from Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-17
SUMMARY OF THIS MORNINGS
DISPATCHES.

Gold closed in New Work yesterday
at 1857.
Legal tenders buying at 81, and S71s
selling,
At Chicago yesterday the American
Board of Transportation held conven-
aion, and passed upon several matters
of importance to the people of the
country, particularly the subject OF
railroads.
Nathan -Rubenstein has been ar
.restedin New York City for the murder
'df Sarah Alexander, a young sJewess
whose body was lately found in the
outskirts Oh Brooklyn. a.
The people in San Diego have re-
solved to raise men 10 protect the
southern borders from Mexican bandits.
The District Attorney has heen sent to
Campo to organize posse. A state
Inent OF the tact will be made to Cover
nor Irwin aud the Military authorities
'of the PACING Division, and relief will
he asked for.
AT Boston, in the case of T. w.
Piper for the murder OF Mabel Young
hejury could not agree, and were dis
Charged. 1t is understood,9 were fer
conviction to 3 for acquittal.
The Egyptian man-of-war will be re-
called from ZaDzlbar, an i the expedl-
tlon to Abyssinia will confne itself to
Exactlng satisfaction.
The creditors OF j. B. Palmer, & Co. :,
of Boston, manufacturers OF clothing,
have accepted settlement on basis
of so cents on the dollar.
The wife of Geo. G. Gorhsm. Secre-
tary Of the Uuited States Senate has
deceased.
Thomassen, the explosionist, has
died from wounds inflicted by him.
self.
Alexander P. futile, Supervisor of
Internal Revenue, has written to the
President III defense of General Bah
cock from certain charges.
A London dispatch states. that the
Berlin Times Special says that ALI agent
OF President Grant nas arrived al
Csttigue, Offering to sell the Herzego-
VANS common Oh credit.
In the CALIFORNIA Senate yesterday
action Was taken on the anti-L hal iain
resolution, and was carried by the cast
Aug vote OF the President.
Yesterday a. M. ut Williamsport, Ga,
a TIRE broke out Ill h. Chriss. A. Barker's
planing mill which spread to the lum-
Der Saids vi Hebaxd u karsman ana
White, Len.z " Wnlte. loss sou, UUO,
INSURANCE @3J,UOO.
A terrible explosion 0cenmed ysster-
day IN n coal mine at Eranearss, near
Atoms, Belgium. A full force OF meA
we're at work at the time, and it il re-
ported lao miners killed and IL taken
out injured. The accident wxs caused
by fire damp.
The San Juan stage was stopped
yesterday five miles above Snartsvllle
aud the treasure box robbed. The
amount OF money the box contained
has not yet bssn ascsrtained; but is
thought not to be large. The passen-
gers were not molested. Men are in
pursuit. 4I8
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-17

IT is rumored that Tweed 10 with
Genet and Connolly in the vicinity of
New York and through confedsratss are
trying to effect compromise.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-17


he now admits to have sent-wili es-
tablish Babcock' s guilt beyond a DOUBT
in the minds of any jury, If 1t gives
little or no credit to the testimony OF
distillers, who were so frequently e.
sured by Joyce that Babcock was taking
care OF tho matter ut Washington.
Whether Murdock's affidavit ever
reached the President is not known.
In another special Mcdonald Is repre-
sented to have denied making the con-
fession of guilt, alleged yesterday, but
speaks of his visit to Washington and
attempt to have Bristow removed on
the ground that the whisky disclosures
would damage the Republican ptr'y.
The Pembroke Tragedy.
Walker Langmaid, the brother to
Miss Josie Langmaid, the victim OF the
Pembroke tragedy in October, died this
morning of typhoid fever at his fathers
residence in Pembroke. The trial Of
Lapage, accused of numbering Miss
Langmaid, commences Jan. 4th.
: Arrival of steamer.
New YORK, Dec. 16, 1915.
The steamer Psrriere from Havre
has arrived at Sandy Hook.
Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, D. c. 16. 1875.
During Thursday III the South At
lantic and Gulf States, there was fall
Ing barometer with warm winds.
A Federal officer Denounced as
Biackmaiier.
New ORLEANS, 16. 1879.
Colonel John +. Barrett, who lately
retired with credentials from Attorney
General Pierrepont, it is alleged, with
instructions to look into whisky and
cotton frauds. SuperintendeE, OF Police
has issued an order to the police 90 ar
rest him on sight as blarkmailer and
dangerous aud suspicious character.
General Pisrrepont has telegrapbed
here, demanding protection .or hlln ut
the hands of the general authorities.
senate Proceedings.
In the Senate MIR. cook, vi Tonnes
see, stated that he would present reso-
lutions concerning his late colleague
Andrew johnson on tuesday the 18th
day Of January, INSTEAD of lext Tues
day as he had stated yesterday.
The Chair laid before the Senate the
concurrent resolution of the House,
providing tor adjournment from Mon
day next to January 4th. MIR. Thur
man moved to amend by inserting
January 9Th agreed. The resolutions
AZ announced were then adopted
MIR. Morton. of Indiana, called up
the resolution providing for the APP
pointment of special committee to
invsstigsts the late election In Mississ-
ippi. he said he had In his possess
ion documents, affidavits, ETC., on This
subject from official sources. OF
course be had No personal knowledge
regarding the information contained in
the documents. he then referred to
the votes OF the State for the last SIX
years.
Senate petitions, asking for the ap-
pointment of committee to regulate
the alchoholic liquor traffic, were pre-
sented by various Senators.
A number of bills were introduced,
among which was the following, intro
duced by Mr.. Hamlin. of Missouri:
"a bill to pay the expenses of the
United States District Judges in GER
tain cases where they are performing
duties in another district besides their
own," which was referred to the Com
mittee on Judiciary.
MIR. Withers, of Virginia, introduced
bill to aid the Washington, st. Louis
and Chicago Railroad, which was re-
ferred to tho Committee of Railroads.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-17

The banking houses Of San Francis
co have taken steps to ihaugurats o
clearing house simihr to those in New
York and London.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-17
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T Ell G c r a p HRC F..
EASTERN DISPATCHES

ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER sTATE.I
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-16
Servants ~ Equals.

An English woman ofwealth is trying
an experiment in housekeeping, the re-
suit Of which will he watched with some
anxiety by two classes-the housekeep-
ers, and that "anxiOus and Q miesso
class whose condition so touched the
great, warm heart of one of the noblest
and best Of the chief magistrates OF this
Commonwealth. She had learned what
1t is to have servant girls OF the common
class, and like other ladies she had won-
dere0 If she would ever be able to get
along without them. She saw around
her, and all over the land, young women
oil education, needing and desiring en-
ployment, idle because they could not
Oniain 1t.
Her experiment, successfully carried
out, Will relieve her and them, or such
of them as join In the experiment. She
has engaged five of these young ladies
to act respectively as cook, lady's.maid,
kitchen-maid, dairy-maid and upper
house-maid, paying them the wages
given to the former incumbents in those
positions. When off duty they are treat
ed as equals--as they are-mingle with
the guests, and accompany the lady
when she rides out. She is better served
than she ever WIS before, and she has
about her as companions and friends
those TO whom she 10 bound by ties OF
mutual interest.
There are IN this country as In Eng
land, thousands OF young women who
would be willing to take such pos tiens
under such circumstances = young
women oil education, " no are willing 10
work, but are not willing to be treated