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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03
TO the CITIZENS or GOLD NIL

You are all invited to call and inspect
our new and elegant store with Its full,
rich stock OF watches. chains, jewelry.
silverware. diamonds. clocks, bronzss.
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visii
San Francisco you will always be 70
ceived In n courteous manner by j. W.
Tucker, l31 Kearny street, who will al.
ways take pleasure In showing custom.
ors through his stock Of goods, nevcr
considering II n trouble. but always tax.
ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fail 10 call and 500 him ere you
purchase elsewhere. He will send goods
for selection 10 any part Of tho State,
and will repair watches and jewclry sent
through Wells. Fargo & Co., guarantee
ing oil work which leaves his store; ON.
ploying. M no docs, tho best Of work
mon. Don't forgot his now store-l3l
Kcarny street only.
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4 Dsspersds Sheets tive Fslies1ea.
Rocunrx,, July S.-A noted gambler
and thief, named John CLARK. yesterday
shot two officers who attempted to ar
rest him for burglary. One officer will
dis-ths other Il mot fatally hurt.
win Cass Decided.
The Crugsr will case. which has been
before The Surrogate for . year. came 10
9 conclusion yesterday. The surrosais
holds, Hnt: that under the circumstan.
oss. II Is the part Of those proposing The
admission Of thsvill 70 probate. 70 show
that the tsstairiI was sane whom the In.
strumsnts were executed; and second.
that they have not done 20; accord
insly. he rejects the papers. and decides
that Mrs. Crugor died interstate.
The Msxiesn Complications.
CHICAGO. July a.-A Times Wash.
ington correspondent says Of the COM
plications on the Mexican border. that
the movements Of both the War and
Navy Departments In this city have
hitherto been managed With the greatest
secrecy. and very few outside Of official
circles have an idea Of tho complete.
ness Of every detail Of tho onward
movement upon Mexico. The demands
to be made upon the Mexican Govern
mont will DO most imperative. and II
they are not conceded sternsr measures
will be resorted 10.
Wholesale Convictions for Murder.
sr. LOUIS, July 3.-Col. Doudinot,
who has just returned from the Indian
Territory. says a murder cases have
been disposed Of by the U. 8. District
Court at Fort Smith. Ark. before which
all criminal business from the Indian
nations come. Out Of this number wore
eight convictions for murder In the FIRST
degree. seven OF those covicted. includ-
ing two boys. will DO hanged together on
the third Of September next.
injecting In Dubii. = Tie ssr she
Frscmaa's Jsursal esp.
NEW YoRx. July ga dispatch from
Dublin says the match forths Freeman's
Journal Cup to-day. resulted In . tie be-
tween Fulton Of the American and Doyle
Of the Irish association. The tic will DO
decided by shooting at ordinary targets.
Specie shipment-Bank statsnsss.
NEW YoRK, July 3.-Ths specie ship
ments to Europe to-day were $780,.
900, Of which 81. 800. 900 was In gold
coin.
Bank statement. Loans - increase,
S26.s9i 90. specie-incrsass. S4,977..
GOO. Lsgals = increase. $2.34O COO.
Deposits incrsass, $40. 1873. 700. Cir.
culation-docrease. s3,4so 90. Reserve
increase. a. ,o25.
An Eaitsrial Exeursios On Rsues
Overland.
CHICAGO. July 3.-The Now York and
Eastern Editorial Excursion party ar.
rived here last night, and will leave on
Monday for California. They will reach
San Francisco on tho 10th, and vii
leave there for the East about the i2th
of Lugust.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03

Ho! ron TAHoE.-And now. a. the
melting heat Of Summer comes along.
the people begin to long for the cool and
pleasant resorts and watering places
away from the hot. dusty. busy towns
and cities. Naturally tho yearning souls
OF pleasure. health o recrsation.seek-
srs in this section are turned toward the
beautiful Lake Tahoe. with its cool. blue
waters and glorious forest shades,
and they know that ut Glenbrook
they will mud their old friend aud cham
pion landlord. Uncle Horace vesey.
who will take the best OF care Of them.
and show them tho beauties and the
pleasures OF that romantic region after
the proper style and in the beat possible
manner. Tho Glenbrook Is q flrst-slass
hotel in every respect, and vesey runs
IL in frst-class style. A ane billiard
saloon. bowling alley. barber shop and
other convenieaces arc there, and also
the telegraph to connect the guests with
the whole outside world.
PuEn's OrERA Horsr. among the
= . yo,J.x ..,,;..
- L.. In I..,s
.h,;.h, n-.,,;cnI., .,ar TN. uo..
~. $50. 'rrnnn. will than on.n ~
|r.anl. m a hin ,hat has pro,sJ
nj. - san P,.,c;.,o .nJ
IN ~;,S,r, ,,anht car,y MI, acc.
ton by storm; for "ultimo" abounds
=
in local hits and telling situations. N
which the comic elenen' runs iio..
such a spienaiu o.h' PiA,su -
company capable .. uoahs yas
70 ssnnos s.. a,hs. as,,.csions M
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APPROPRIATE SERvtcns.-Ws learn that
the services Of the Episcopal Church, In
Gold Hill and Virginia. on tomorrow.
the Fourth Of July, will DO Of . nature
appropriate 10 the memories OF the day.
As we are 10 defer our civic exercises
until Monday, here Is An excellent OPP
portunity for our citizens 10 celebrate
the very day Of Independence In an OF.
emplary and worthy manner. Let Us
remember tho religious habits OF our
early fathers. and for nee throng all the
churches In the county. This would DO
something like q recognition OF tho
Fourth.
TuE YouSo FAsrAsrIcs.-Ths boys Of
our town. not to DO outdons BY their
elders. have organized a company. which
will turn out In costume nsxt Monday.
Some Of the harness worn by the juvs.
niles will be apt 10 make the big ones
jealous. The little chaps are filled with
the Importance OF their organization 10
support the reputation Of the Fan.
TASTES. All who want TO SEQ the most
novel and festive celebration OF Nevada,
must coma TO Gold Hill Monday.
wur.-wo are reliably informed that
tho reason the woman mentioned in
yesterdays News. in an Item headed
not much Of . gentleman was not al
lowed to entsr the building and adjust
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Chinsse Adviees.

LONDON. July s.-Chinsse adviess say
that several foreigners wero assaulted In
Pskin by native soldiers. who insultsd
tho American Consul and his wife, and
made hostile demonstrations against tho
British Consulate at Chin Kiang. They
have been punished.
There have been heavy failures. caused
by tho suspension Of Alex. Collie L Co.
shessing fsr shs ChaiisaEs shield.
DUBLIN. July 3.-Tho shooting for
the All Ireland Challenge Shield took
place ct Dollymount to-day. Tho COM
petitors were fosr from each OF the
Dublin. Belfast and New York clubs.
The ranges were 1000 and i.lOo yards,
In each Of which overy participant had
twenty shots. The shield Wal won by
tho Dublin marksmen, the soors stand.
ing: Dublin. 600 Amateur (Now
York;. 55s; Belfast, 6?s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03
1T. rAr.lCK.s SCHOOL.

The examinations in ST. Patriok's
School. which commenced the ant Of
the present week. were brought TO .
close yesterday and certificates given to
such pupils as by their diligence and
close application TO study during tho
year obtained the requisite percentage.
which. on q general average, should
reach above 30.
In the first grade John 8. Blake. P.
J. Field, II. Z. Kennedy. p. II. Buck
ley and Joseph Kennedy were suoosss-
ful. being examined In the following
branches: Arithmetic. Nsnsuraton Of
Surfaces and Solids, Commercial Cor
respondence. Bookkeeping. both double
and single entry. Modern History. Phys
ical Geography and English Com
position.
In the second grade VIM. II. Met
son, Patrick Reardon. VIM. Pollard,
Andrew Hyde. Thomas Curran. Edward
Luby. Joseph Fox. James Sheehan.
Charles Hill and ]. Mclaughlin were
successful, being examined In the CON-
mon English branches. OF those who
received rewards for progress In their
studies. the following were most deserv-
ing: John Z. McCarty. Eugene Field.
Patrick 0'Leary. James Carbray. VIM.
Z. Gallagher, Tony Eckart, Con. DON
ovan, John McGinnis, Thos. O'Donnell,
John Brumskule. Matthias Folkss. Jas.
Lloyd. Jerome Connolly. Robert Daley.
Neil Moloy, John O'Brisn. II. and z.
Russell. VIM. Richards and John Kelly.
In the girls department, under the
management OF Miss Maggie Buckly.
the following young Misses received GER
tidcatos: Mary l.. O'Connell, Nellie
Derham, Nellie Burke, Nellie Henry
and Mary Martin.
The old complaint. namely: lack OF
interest by the parents, must again be
made; and II In difficult 70 account for
IL. wheh the subject Of education occu-
pies 40 much Of the public attention.
Public schools. rs we'll an private
schools. have this complaint 10 make.
aftor each yearly examination, and VI
venture to assert. that Il has the effect
OF keeping the scholars back TO a certain
extent. to have this influence displayed
on examination days by those whose
vital interests are concerned. Tho great
success attending the schools In the city
Of Boston-and one will deny but they
arc the best in the United States-is
owing in q great measure to the interest
taken in them by the parents Of those
attending. which. on days Of eIamina-
ton Ii so great. that II IL often difficult
to got standing room. Until the people
Of this State wake up to a q OF their
duty In this matter, education will not
make that progress among the rising
generation 30 much desired by all good
citizens.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03

w.sHrSoroS GuARp. ArrESrioSt-A
iaecting Of the Washington Guard. in
full dress uniform. will DO held at their
headquarters in Virginia City, at nine
o'clock A. NJ. Monday. July 9TH. See
notice ia another column to-day.
CALEDONIA CAunos.--The public arc
cautioned against negotiating certain
shares OF Caledonia stock. sold for as
sessmcnt. See official notice OF Sccrs-
tary wegener relative thereto in our nd
sertising columns to-day.
EusxkA DIVIDEND dividend OF ~
,sr share is declared by the Eureka Con-
solidatsd Mining Company. payable next
Tuesday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03

A FAMOUS auctionesr, after exhaust
ing tho language Of praise In extolling =
certain gentlsman's park which had TO
fall under the hammer. said be was
bound, N On honest man not TO conceal
the only drawbacks 10 the property
which wero the litter made by the rose
leaves and the perpetual din kept up BY
tho n~ightingales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03

A spyyoc,rMa c~ouon.-In . letter to Mrs.,
Charlotte Lisle, Of Chicago, . lady well known
.eribes he euro Of q dangerous cough. accom-.
panied by bleeding at the lungs. 10 Haletl
iIoucy Of Horchound and Tar. my cough
she says. "thrcatcned 10 suffocste mo
but tho Honey OF Horchoupd and Tar Ia,
removed every traee OF IT," The letter was "a
. lady friend In this city. who has placed u q
nue.. Pixies Toothacho Drops cure In one
minutaL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03

CERTAINTY = When q man undertakes Il
make HE own Investments for future need, hi
!. obliged 70 assume nat BE- Will have time ::
certainty the very thing wh0sc uncertainty
causcs him 10 make provision At all. But " be
Insurss his life and then lives 10 old age, tho
policy viii prove q better cash Investment than
he can easily make In any other manner, taking
into account it, freedom from oil and evcry
hazard. 1.-The dies early. the object Of making
. provision for his family u Instantly attained,
Insure In The New York Life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03

CoxrL.uESrAR.n.- Thanks to tho
Gold Hill Fantasies for complimentary
tickets TO their grand masquerade car
nival nsIt Monday evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03

The recent efforts OF q class OF small
children 70 spell the word "Jaoob" are
thus recorded; .,Jsctbsrt, Jakps. Ioksp.
Jscpsc. lopez. Jadsr. Jopcpoup. Jack.
up. Jackcup. Jaeupe. Jschup JaPet,
Jobor. Jacpis. Jakcup. Jachsphs, Jap
hap. Jacpsph, Jsboc."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03

%HnALruruL NJ DrIIciovs.-The most de-
~lieious, ~ well % hoalthfui and invigorating,
Summer beverage 70 the sparkling cronk. sup.
Ihi Ilsa z Yh Ss arc i 4 nTsIsHa' Il n q al '. sSs sr Incl
pal saloons, - well ~ 10 families and all who
desire II, at the most reasonable rates. Send
your orders 10 the Mount Vernon liouss. and
Try = "A nple OF this popular and wholssome
beverage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03

MRrRs. MISUNDERSTANDING new. Tbs
New York Life Insurance Company now 10.
snrc miners. Apply at 0enernl Agency once,
Rooms I and ., Marye's Building, Virsinis,
Ney, II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03

ALBANY, New York. now has double
the population OF the State Of New
York In l74i.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03
SETTLE FORTHWITH!

LII PERSONS HAVING ACCOUNTS
n with ne Of over three months Standing
will plesae eome and settls The Sane within
ONE WEEK nom cate, u they wish 10 avoid
RkINsTKIN . WOLF.
Gold Hill. July .. Ism. ~ Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03

IMPORTANT. -Indorscd BY the Medical prol
~scssIon. Dr.. VIM. nal's Bsisam for the Lung
cures Coughs. Colds and Consumption, and an
ley's Toothaehs Anodyns cures In one min.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03
PIONEERS ELECTION.

THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS
l Of the Pacific Coast Ploneers will he held
81 their Hall. on ID street, Virginia. on THURS
DAY evening. July 1th. A fall and prompt u.
tendance ID requested, ny order
T. n. Storm, Secretary. La I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03

PuxALs C~ourLAiSrs should Be cured. -
they omen can be. By . fsw doses Of Ayers
S~arsapartlla.
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the aLoaIoUs rounrH.

lev % b osiag - - CsleSrassA In
Geld HIN ssA vtrgtnta-Aaana-
~ 81 The vastsus Aaaseasnts
sf tiss nag and Evening.
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Il. virEisis city

In time honorsd and regular fashion.
Tho military Of Storey county, the Fire
Department Of Virginia City. and q
number 81 civic societies. will form In
procession and move through the prin.
cipal streets. The literary exercises Of
the day will take place at Piper's Opera
House. There will be n variety OF at
fractions in Virginia on Monday even
ing. among these tho eighth annual
rail- sr the Sisxisia :Misers' Usies
viii not figure last or least. The brave
boys. Who toll in tho dark cavorns OF
the earth, thousands Of feet away from
n ray Of sunshine. and cut oil from
much Of the free air OF heaven. will not
10 forgotten by the public on his happy
occasion. Many OF virginia's fairesi
daughters will grace the occasion with
their presence, and q few happy hours
OF social festivity will be whiled away to
the gay strains Of the pipe.
No niggards are the Virginia boys, and
all who attend will come away Wishing
only that the sun could be commandsd 10
stand still, and the breaking OF the day
deferred for hours.
This closes tho list Of amusemsnts
for Monday and Monday evening. II va
may except the wrestling tournament,
which was begun In IN ~inclosurs neal
the ophir works to-day. and will be con
tinued during tomorrow and Monday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03
EASTERN DISPATCHES
poMEsTio MEWs.

'soaAL 70 ras . M. pAnS uEvs.
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siransl CARNIVAL nall

will DO hold at the Pavilion neal the
railroad depot. Tho greatest precaution
will DO taken to prevent any improper
characters from gaining admittanee. aud
all who enter will have to raise their
masks In the presence Of a committee
appointed especially for that purpose.
Tho supper will DO given by Mons. Du-
prey at his restaurant. on Main street.
bat q short Instance away from the pa
vilion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03

So many things have been arranged
for the enjoyment Of our people during
the coming celebration Of the Goth anni-
versary Of American independence. that
1t will DO singular II everybody in the
community cannot find out Of the many.
one suited to their fancy. In Gold Hill
the thing most talked Of Is the parade.
literary exercises. and grand carnival
ball Of
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The Young Fantasies

VIII loom up conspicuously in the pro-
ccsssion. and will no doubt out-do many
o. tho older ones in complicated and
mirth-provoking gr~otesqusris. The
young ones arc quite a late addition to
the fantasies. and are big with import
aneo OF their part Of tho proceedings.
As mentioned In q previous issue OF the
NEWS. carriages will DO provided to take
the ladies to. and from tho ball; and
toy should leave their orders at the
Office Of the Eclipse livery stable in good
time. 80 al to save all unnecessary
trouble. The fantasies. however. are
not going to have Gold Hill oil to them.
selves, ~ tho
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s.ee.s
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The Y~ansassia

They will begin their celebration with
q Federal salute ut sunrise. which win Be
repeated ct noon and sunset. The
procession will form on the homestead
at IL O'Clock -. sharp. pass BY way OF
Main street down TO lower Gold Hill.
countermarch up Main street to the Dr.
vide and to the intersection OF ID and @
streets, Virginia, where the procession
will countsrmarch and return 10 Gold
Hill. marching directly to the largo new
pavilion Of the Fantasies. erected near
the railroad depot. whore the literary
exercises OF the day will take place.
After tho exercises are concluded at
tho pavilion. the procession will reform
IN regular order. aud march to Fort
Homestead, and there b dismissed. In
the evening tho
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-10
Washington Items.

MIR. Blaine will make an early and ag-
gressive currency reform speech.
Speaker Kerr will not announce the
committees till week after next Monday,
and the house will thus hardly get organ.
lied for business till after New Years.
The severe criticism of the president in
his message, upon awards on southern war
claims has given rise to much comment.
and will very likely lead to an investIga-
ton.
The freight on the mails, as calculated in
the postmaster-g generals report, is 1.47
cents a pound between Boston and New
York, via Springfield, G.03 cents between
New York and Chicago, and 33. 10 cents
between New York and San francisco.
The rush for office in the house con-
tinues. A large number of old employees
were discharged Wednesday. The new clerk
Adams, shows good sense in declining to
dismiss the old assistants at present. Some
OF them were there in office when the re-
publicans took command, IL years ago, left
there by a democratic house, and it will
hardly be expected that they will be re-
moved. The house postmaster has made
twelve appointments, and eight of them
were rebels during the war.
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HOW POSTAGE WAS INCREASED.

If the Washington correspondent of the
New York Times is correctly informed,
the country is indebted to distinguished
son of Vermont for the increase of postage
on third class matter. The motive, mOdus
operandi and result may be seen from the
following, which is alleged to be a true
statement of facts. Bradley Barlow, of
st. Adams, who is large contractor for
the carrying of mails over northwestern
stage routes, had a contract over the route
from Boise City, Idaho, to Winnemacca,
Nevada, distance of two hundred and
eighty miles, which expired July l, 1874,
and for which he received an annual COM
pensation of seventy-seven thousand dol
lars. At the rcletting, for the term of four
years from July /, 1874, twenty-six bids
were received, and the contract was award
ed to William Delacey, said to be "Bar-
lows man of straw" for thirteen thous-
and nine hundred and fifty dollars per an
mum, he being the lowest bidder. Barlow
then sold out his horses, coaches, etc., to
Delacey. receiving his notes therefor, and
at the expiration of three months, Delacey,
having received quarters pay at the con-
tract price and return of the certified
check deposited with the bid, Informed the
department that he could no longer fulfill
the contract, Barlow, being informed by
telegraph of the failure. Immediately 'se-
" cured himself by taking possession of
Delacey's property-the same he had sold
he having already obtained judgments, and
at the same time, caused notice to be given
to the department that he was prepared,
temporarily, to carry the mails at his for
mer contract price.
Bradley Barlow evidently thought that
he had the postofilce department in tight
spot. He only had the teams and other
means for carrying the mails on the route,
and the department must either come to
his terms or the service must cease-but
the game didn't work. The contract WIS
then offered to each bidder in turn, CON-