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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-19
PROGRAMMES [.

Piano Solo,. ...................Prof Derllnger
AMERICA.
Recitation : barbara Fieitchie.. -. q. whittier
sons-Oid Folks at Home. stephen Q. Foster
R-citatian-Dow's Plat. .... Francis Brss Hsrte
Song Under the Dalsies.............H Willard
FRANCE.
French Song--IA Latter do ID Perichole. .......
''..,..... .vuenosen
Ia Narseillaise.. ............kouget de Liste
ENGLAND.
Recitation : Charge OF the Light Bhgads.......
song swee, spirit. Hear my Pnyer::.:...:...
-. ". v. Nhilhre
Song iIom.. Sweet Home. ..... Sir II. bishop
SPAIN.
Spanish Sone-Prindis en- Ia Opera. ....l sl.tea
boleru. Maria Dolores. fradier
SCOTLAND.
Song-Kstie strang ..........,... W
iieciia,io, Last May . Draw wooer. Z. .burnn
soas whistle an IN Come To 20. my Lad.....
....burns
IRELAND.
Sorg--The Bells Of ShA,d n. 80. Father Prout
Recitation = paddy's Pastoral Rhapsody.: ;.....
smu Lover
Song -kathleen Msvourneen ........... Crouch
GERMANY.
German song--Die Bchonsten Aueen ..........
....Heiu and Stgelli
German song-Die waeht am Rnein. wilhelm
Ia conclude with Mrs. Marbles I'm.
equalcd recitation Of
INC tAven. Allan ioo
Al .....ONk pOLLAh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-19
MARRIED.

HAwu-KNAPP-1n Virginia. October 10.
Thomas Bawes TO Miss kmmA Knapp.
CARDwHLL-wiLLlAM In Eiko. October
u. John T. cardwell to Miss Josephine vii.
liams.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-19
NOTICE.
NOTICE OF coPARTNERsHIP

HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH ME- MY Son.
George r. harye Jr.. Of ian Francisco. un.
der the frm Of oEoRaR T. MARYR 4 SON,
for the purposs Of doing business there 10 con.
nection with M business In this city.
GEORGE T. MARYE.
Virginia. Nevada, October I. 1916. ois iw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-19

wAszrxoros. October 1S.-t now
seems generally understood that the
President has rendered the appointment
Of Secretary Of the Interior to eI-Sena-
tor Chandler. Of Michigan, who has the
matter under consideration. Chandler
Is here. and this morning had an inter
view with several members Of the Cabi-
net. who all decline to give any inform-
alton ON the subject.
The Commissioner Of Internal Rsve-
nue. will instruct officers OF the Bureau
not to seize cigars packed In paper or
tin boxes for the present, whom they
may be satisfied that the tar has been
paid. He will recommend TO Congress
In his annual report the modification OF
the Law so Is to permit the use Of such
boxes.
Judges and officers Of tho Supreme
Court, United States Attorney General
Pierrepont and Solicitor General Phil
lips this morning called upon tho Presi-
dent. In accordance with the usual cus-
tom. 10 pay their respects.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-19
The Firss snew stsrin.

Ponr JEWS. N. Y. October Tho
first snow storm OF the season in this
sectisn occurred last night. Snow fell
at Cohocton, on the Erie Railway. grow
ing heavier further west. At Susque-
hanna (Psnnsylvania) Il was fve inches
deep. A severe gale also visited this
section last night, uprooting trees and
damaging houses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-19
Brsshi.g Up Ilsssskeepi.s.

NEW YoRx. October l7.-At Hacketts-
town. New Jersey. yesterday morning.
James Kicker shot and killed his two
sons, aged 16 and 10. and shot at his
wife, but missed. He then shot himself
in the head. The wound In not serious.
Kicker was arrested. Domestic troubles
led TO the crime.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-19

And In accordance with Law spd an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made ON the 7th day Of
September, 1878. % many shares Of each parcel
Of sueh stock. - may be necessary. will Be
sold 81 public auction. 81 the ofios Of the. Com.
pany. No. 10 Stevenson Buildlng. ian Fran.
cisco. California. On FRIDAY. the 9Th day Of
November. 1878. IL the hour Of II O'Clock \. Of
said CAY. 10 pay paid delidquent asesmsnt
thereon. tegethsr with costs OF advertising and
nj tia naiaL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-15

In the House of Delegates bills were report
cd to amend the charters of Culpeper and
Charlottesville.
40 adverse report was made upon the bill
for the relief Of the sureties of A. S. Modesitt,
late treasurer of Page county.
A joint resolution Was introduced and placed
on the calendar to provide for the assessment
of property for taxation for he year 1875.
The House bill to amend the charter of
Charlottesville, and the Senate joint resolution
instructine the Senators and requesting the
Representatives iu Congress from Virginia to
vote against the increase of the tax on tobacco,
were passed.
A bill was introduced to incorporate the
Border Grange Warehouse aud Supply Com
pany; aud bills were passed for the relief of
BENZ. I. Chinn, of the county of Prince Viii
liam and to incorporate the town of Hamilton,
Loudoun county; also, the House joint resolu.
ton extending the time within which the &C
cunts of j. 3. Golliday, late treasurer of
Shtuanlcah county with the Commonwealth
may be audited and settled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-15
CONGRESS-.

In the Senate, on Saturday, Mr.. Eaton, OF
Connecticut, was sworn in and took his scat as
the successor Of Mr. BuckiDg ham. Bills were
submitted to establish mints at Chicago and
st. Louis; and Mr.. SarGeant presented the
memorial of the Pacific Mail Company against
the proposed repeal Of their subsidy. The
House bill permitting the extension OF the
Hvgeia Hotel at Fortress Monroe was passed.
A resolution to admit free, of duty, the dia-
mond necklace presented By the hhcdlvc OF
Egypt to Mrs Minnie Shermao Fitch, was re
tered to the Committee on Appropriations.
The bill providing a new government Tor the
District of Columbia was discussed, and numer-
Gus amendments considered, but no material
progress was made. The Judiciary Commit
tee was instructed TO Inquire into the Legality
Of contracts for additional mail service with
China aud Japan. Mr.. Morton gave notice
that he would call up the Pinchback case to-
day.
10 the House of Representatives the bills
for the relief Of loyal citizens whose proper
ty was cou6scated by the Uonfederacy aud to
make compensation for supplies taken for mill
tary use during the Morgan raid were rejected.
The Military Academy and Pension Appropria-
ton bills were passed. Mr. Dawes desired to
90 90 with the new Revenue bill, but the House
refused to consider it, and took up the bill for
the equalization Of bounties, which was adopt
ed, with some amendments. 1t provides that
there shall be paid to every noucom stoned
officer, musician, artifccer, wagner and prl-
7ate soldier, Including those borne upon the
rolls as slaves, who served in the military ser
vice of the United States and were hooorably
discharged. IS. 334 per month for the time of
service between April II, 1861, and May 8,
1865. The heirs of soldiers who have died are
entitled to the money they would have re-
ceived under this bill if living. Mr.. Dawes
stated that the bill would require $5S. 900, 900
instead of $29, 72S 0O0 as claimed by Mr., Gunc
6el, ADD Mr. Garfield said the bill Of last ses.
sion would take 500, 600, 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-15
1sIEU.

On the morning of the 18th of February, of
membranous Group, MAY WOOD, infant
daughter of F. l.. and Il. A. Nsnsuke", aged
years and months. Gs- Funeral services 81
half-pas two O clock Tuesday afternoon.-l Bal
timore and New York papers please copy.
At his residence, on Monday, the 9th instant,
JOHN LEARY, sged 81 years. Mr.. Leary
was Il native Of Ireland and a graduate OF the
Catholic Univ ersty Of the city of Dublin. he
emigrsted to America about 1920 and in leN
settled in the town Of Wsrrenton in the practice
of the profession of law. Not succeeding salts
factorily in Jaw, he turned his attention to
teaching, for which his ripe scholarship emil
nently fitted him. He pursued that calling tor
nearly forty years, and during that time pre-
pared Il great lumber of our youth for proir,,-
ions and business pursuits, He Was an impu'.
sive. warm hearted, useful man, and withsl +
Christian. Wh"n his days Of active labor had
passed he devoted the remainder of his life eI-
clusively 10 preparation Of the heart to meet ms
God. Green be the memory of the good old
msn-1 Warrenton Index.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-15
VIRGINIA NEWS.

About o'clock Saturday morning, the old
Wickbam House, in Hanover county, about 2
miles from the court house, was totally destroy
ed by fire. The house was occupied at the
time ty General Williams &. Wickham, aud
was very large, old-fashioned one, erected
originally at great cost. 1t contained vau-
able furniture, aod a collection of family por-
traits of especial value to the family, which
were destroyed Some Of the furniture was
saved. The house was Insured, but tor what
amount is not stated. Fortunately the hne
library of General Wickham, which was 10
separate building, was oct injured.
Daniel kearney the young man who was so
seriously Injured by jumping off the Frederieks-
burg cars near Ashland on Thursday, an &C.
count of which has appeared 10 the Gaz,tte,
died from his injuries Saturday morning.
Mr.. George Y. Litchfeld, ST., of Washing
ton county, aged II years, and Mr.. Johu Gray
ST., of the same county, aged 81 years, died a
few days since. They were both most estma-
Bile and useful citizeuS.
Daniel Litterell, of Lee county, was shot and
killed few nights since, it is believed b. his
own son. Both were drinking heavily at the
time Of the shooting.
The Governor has appointed James R.
Richardson, notary public for the county OF
Caroline.
On Saturday upwards of $4,000 worth of
Tobacco stamps we're paid for and delivered in
Richmond.
Seven tenement houses ip Petersburg, were
destroy ed by fire 90 Saturday morning.
Jacob G. Nef, has been appointed a school
trustae for Lee district in Shenandoah county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-15
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY is, 1875.
Speaker Blaine made speech at the Rad'-

Sneaker Blaine made speech at the Radl-
cal CONGRESSIONAL caucus on Friday night, which
has been thought 10 have such an important
bearing on politics that an exact report or IL
has been given to the press he conhned his
remarks wholly to the proposition for general
suspension of the writ OF habeas corpus, and
made no reference whatever to any other sub
iec,. He stated that be could see 40 possible
reason for giving the President the power to
suspend the great writ at his discretion In
Maine or in Michigan, because there was a
disturbed condition Of affairs in Louisiana or
Mississippi. If there is a condition OF affairs
there to warrant it, let the suspension be con-
fined to the disturbed districts. He could not
see why Southern States like Virginia. North
Carolina, and Tennessee, that were now trying
to sustain good governments, should be menac-
ed and excited by suspension Of the habeas
corpus Moreover, the pending proposition
was Unlimited as to territory aud unlimited as
to time. The bill, if it should become law,
would coufer upon the President of the unlted
States for all lime to come, wherever that
President might be, the right and power to
suspend the habeas corpus at his sole and alb
solute discretion in any city, county, district or
State within the Union. He felt great respect
for President Grant, and would trust him as
far as he would any executive officer, but be
would never vote to confer this autocratlc
power upon sny President, now or hereafter.
Even if no Sctual harm should come from il
for long period Of years, the people would IN
the end become too uuch fauillarzed with
the suspension, and would lose that intense
jealousy of individual, personal liberty which
is the great characteristic Of the Auglo-Saxou
race, and which all our lcgislalcn should stimu'
late rather than repress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-15

A dinner party, consisting of about twenty
Influential politicians, aud William Cullen
Bryant, was given at the residence of Mrs.
Pratt, niece of Gov. Seymour, 10 Albany, n.
Y, on Wednesday evening. telegram TO the
New York Syn says: MIR. Bryant delivered
speech. closing with toast, nominating
Samuel j. Tildeu as the next democratic can
didate for President This Was drunk standing
and with much enthusiasm. Governor TlIdeD
responded, neither accepting nor declining the
profered honor, but ho!dlug himself subject 10
the call OF his party"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-15

Nine of the general appropriation bills have
passed the House Of Representatives, aud
several of them become laws. The river and
barbor bill, the deficiency bill. and the bill
making appropriations for >uudry civil expenses
will be reported this week. The army bill is
in committee of the whole on the state of the
Union The Senate has disposed of all the
general appropriation bills sent to it excepting
the Indian, Military Academy and pension
bills. Ali these bills are as far advanced as at
any previous session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-15

The New York Hereld publishes a four col
umn letter from David a. Wells, Oh the sub
iect of resumption of specie payments. tie
recommends that The Secretary of the Treasury
burn haf "a million of greenbacks every week,
making tweuty-six millions year; by this
method four years will bring currency to par,
making gradual reduction in the premium OF
gold at the rate of three per cent. per anpun.
This gradual contraction, he thinks, would set
the wheels of legitimate business in operation
and rc-establish the confidence Of capitalists.
Mr. Wells terms bis views, the cremation
theory Of resumption.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-15

The Washington correspondent Of the Baltl-
more Sun says: "The Hoar committee have
returned to the city and the full committee
will meet to day to hear their report. Mr.
Frye, of the committee, says if a man wants a
taste of hell before he gets there be should 60
to Louisiana The three Republicans on the
committee will unite 10 u rec, mmendation that
MIR. Kellogg be formally recognized by Con
gress as the Governor of louisiana, ADD they
will deuouuce the action Of the Conservatives
on the fourth of January Their report, of
course, caunot.be made to the House as the re-
port of the committee, unless it receives either
the sanction Of Mr. Foster or Mr.. Phelps;
otherwise it will be minority report.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-15

Marshal Bazaine has turned up in Spain,
where it is said that command is to. be OTTER
Cd him iu the royal service. In early life
from 1887 to lS39-hc served in the Foreign
Legion against the Carlists Of that day, under
the direct orders of the Spanish Government,
and rose to the rank of captain 10 that service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-15

Prince Gortschakotf has replied to England 5
refusal to participate 10 the International Code
Conference at St. Petersburg. he says: The
way will always be open to Eoglaud to give 10
her adhesion to the resolutions which may be
adopted by the Conference, whether she joins
it or not. The moderate tone of the reply is
attributed to the mediation of the German
Ambassador at ST. Petersburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-15

The Presidents message on Arkansas affairs,
and the UBIQUITOUS Radical Force bill, are alike
properly condemned by the leading Republican
Journals all over the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-15

The Tariff BILL says Washington telegram,
meets with objection, not only from the Demo.
bers of Congress- aud, therefore, doubts are
expressed as TO whether it can pass in its pre-
sent form,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-15

Mr.. Samuel Hooper, member Of the House
Representatives from MASSACHUSETTS, died in
Washington ou Saturday night of pneumonia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-15

Ballotiug for United States Senators was
Continued in the Minnesota and West Virginia
Legislatures on Saturday, but without any
positive result.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-15

GERMAN IMMIGRATION. -Messrs. John P
Heise, Chas Forster, Anton Henger, and
Bernhard Krugh, of Pittsburg, Pa, we're in
Richmond Thursday, Oh prospecting tour
through the South in quest of suitable place
to establish German COLONY. They say that
ten thousand acres Of land will be required.
These gentlemen have gone to Suffolk to look
at some lands in that viciaity. They inteui
going as far South as Florida
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-15

On Saturday Mr.. Cessna introduced bill in
the House Of Representatives smendatory Of
the act for the adjudication of the Alabama
claims, containing a provision making it the
duty of the Court to receive and examine all
claims that may be presented to it, within
three months from the passage of the bill, r..
su!tiDg from damage caused by the Shenandoah
previous to her departure from Melbourne, aud
hy the 60 called ip>urgent cruisers, Boston,
Chickamauga, Georgia, Jeff Davis, Nashville
Retribution, Salie, Sumter and Tallahassee
respectively. The bill was referred to the
Committee on the judiciary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-15

REMARKs.-W opens active and firm for
best grades offerings of sou bushels rcd, with
sales at no. liz and ll3 for fair to good, ~ for
PRIME and Us for choice. Corn is in larger re-
ceipt, and prices are shade lower; offerings OF
2l40 bushels, with sales Of white at 50, mixed at
IS and 10, and yellow at 70. Oats are in light
receipt, with sales at IS.
RAILR,A RrCEIPTs.-The following were
the receipts By the Virginia Midland Railroad
last week:
Corn 1895 bushels wheat 1890, rye 50, oats
ITO. corn nleal l65. beans i, walnuts ~. homlny
81 IBIS, -four l3l Ibis !res5 beef 1912 lbs, dress
ed hogs 81, seed - boxes and packages, eggs IL
bbls, butter s trkias dressed pt utry s bbs
tallow 3 bb!s, leather 10 rolls, tobacco IL b '1es
pine lumber 40, 0OJ feet, calves II, whskey III
bbis, cabb ge AS, wood in shape bund es,
dried fruit sacks. lard l trkin, hides IS bun
dies, oak lumber $500 feet, sundries Is b1ls and
boxes, wood Is cords, calf skins s, rags 1898 lbs,
iron and bones 1855 lbs, fur packages, plowsl
wagons |, cattle cars furniture Is packages,
hoops cars.
The following were the receipts by the Wash
gton and Ohio Railroad:
Wheat So5 bushels, corn l09l,. ear-co-n ~
bbls, oats IL bushels, meal 81, feed ~, seed H.
nuts il bags, dried fruit 6 bags, -four n barrels
wire puncheons and hbls, butter : bbls and
frkins eggs bbls and boxes poultry ~ bbls
and boxes, calves 26 head, fowls II coops, pork
3l7O lbs old iron ESQ lbs, castings So lbs, stock
cars hay = cars, wood cars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-15

There are again ruuors at Washington of a
Third party" movement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-15

@- All the members of Mechanics Lod Sc,
No. 3, h. of P, are requested to be present ~
the regular meeting on Monday night, the 18TH
instant at which time the Grand Chancellor o!
the State of Virgins, Bro. Gecrgt L. Simpson
will be received with the grsn, honors 81 'te
order. The members of Oriental Lodge NO >,
are cordially invitedt to be present and participate
in the ceremonies.
By order of the Char cello- Commander:
feb 1921 JoB CoRsoS, h. OF 4. & 5.
RAND PACIFIC HOTEL, CHICAGO,
VI ILL Having purchased the entire turn;-
ture and taken lease of this magnificent hotel
I have admitted Mr.. Samuel N. Turner, for
mery of the old fremont House and late OF the
Palmer House, Chicago. and Mr.. Tyler B. Gss-
kill formerly of the Revere House, Boston, 70
Quoted u ted under the nsme Of JOHN B. DRAKE
& CO. The house covers one entire block nay
ing frontage south and east of over 500 feet. IS
admirably located for the convenience OF guests
is thoroughly built in the best manner Wlsn 81
modern improvements. Every floor IRON oa5s'
ment to root, encioses four.nch layer ol Ge.
nent, which with other safeguards, renoert'
practically f7e-proof. The Ventilation Is TX
feet, and the whole is being rehttcd Win '"e
addition of lew and elegant furniture IS require
The service, table AMI other ACCOMMODATING
being the same to all guests, will be mslhl ,
fully up to the high standard of Their preoetes-
sors, and equal to any house IN TINS or any a..
country, bu1 the p7oprietors have decided 10 me-
the just expectations of the public in thsss TIM;
OF financial depression by graduating PRICE, rlctGs %
from 81 to $3.50 per day, according to the !oca'
ton of the rooms occupied.
Chicago, feb l5-eo3..
NEW GooDS' At NEW eooD''
~ PRETzFELDER 4 BENDHEIMs.
Finest quality Percsls. l2sc.
Beautiful line Of Calico onirtings, loc' ,a,,
Fruit of Loom Androscoggin Muslin lZtc:
Large stock Of Bleached and Brown SheT'
ings Honey comb Spreads, Table Linen, bI r:sIs
ers Linen, &c, at prices to suit the times. s's.N
OOsMoLINE POMADE is the best known own
~ dressing for the hsir, and at the same ''' /.
q positive cure for all diseases Of the scalp bs.
is one of the products of petroleum never ircsr.
comes rancid, and is vastly superior =" g.yynad
inc and cold cream a remedy 'oi
nshos' &C TOT sSt Henry COOK s. co.,
c.h,. l07 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-15

SUDDEN DEATH. We learn from Mr.. Robt.
Mckay, of CeIarvie, that 90 Sunday morn
ing last, au aged cltizAn of that place, MIR.
Geary Vaughn, after cutting some wood, came
ioto the house, seated himself 10 chair, and
expired instantly without groan or struggle.
Mr. Eaughu was highly esteemed citizen OF
the county, aud had attained tie age of 81
years. Warren Sentinel.