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Oua THlxxs.-Our thanks arc due to
tho Reception Committee for tickets Of
admission 10 the grand ball, TO be given
by the Odd Fellows Of this county on
Monday evening. April 90, 1875, In
National Guard Hall, Virginia. The
proceeds will be for the benefit OF the
Odd Fellows Library.
MOUNT DAVIDSON. - As every ono
knows, there Is q vast number OF pill
grims q. O.. emigrnnts) in our midst.
Almost their first idea il to nscsnd Mt.
Davidson. Tomorrow. wo understand,
there will be n grand ascension by the
"pil's" What aprodigious amount Of
breath will be wasted.
ORE SHIPAEsT.-Thcro vcro shipped
over tho Virginia and Truckos Railroad.
during the ~ hours ending ut ~ y. TO-
day. liz car loads Of ore, aggregating 7So
tons.
NEw MAcmSxRY.-The G. and @.
shaft received one a load OF msehin-
cry to-day. aa did also the oPhir Mil
ing Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-17
maamoad Jubilee FAREWELL Oak
lanA Nasisnai Bank Herrtbae
TraEsdy-Sueeeasfal butefde.

SAN F.Ascrsco. April II, l:3o P. ~
Union Hall was crowded to its utmost
capacity last night, on the occasion Of
the jubilee farewell meeting In honor OF
Rev. Nj. Hammond. the revivalist. A
large number Of pastors Of the city
churches were present and addressed
the audience. A collection was taken
up for Mr.. Hammond. and the meeting
closed at q late hour.
The First National Gold Bank OF
Oakland il organized; the proper crsdsn-
tails having been issued from Washing
ton, and will commence business In .
few days.
About I o'clock this morning q shock
ing tragedy occurred at tho residence Of
Dovid Fogsty. No. GIG Larkin street.
For some days past Mr.. Fogarty has
boon In q restless franc Of mind. and
unable to sleep. At tho hour above
statsd. he arose from his bed and stepped
into the next room ostensibly to get .
drink Of water. His wife became un.
easy. being aware Of his recent con.
dition, and remembering that some
years previous. he had developed symp-
toms OF insanity. and going into the
room, he was found with q carving
knife and two case knives In his hands.
She attempted to obtain possession
OF them, when Fogarty ran into the.
bedroom, and attacked a child IL months
old lying in its crib beside the bed.
nearly sevcring its head from Its body.
Mrs. fogarty caught up the other child
and ran screaming into tho street, when
she met q policeman who entered tho
house. He met Fogarty at the door OF
the house with q bloody knife In his
hand. On command Of the officer.
Fogarty laid down the knife and submit.
tod to DO taken to the city prison, where
no il now confined. In conversation
this morning. Fogarty profsssss to re-
member tho circumstances Of the trag.
edy. but is unable to assign any motive
for his act. He Is evidently o victim Of
emotional insanity. Ho ID o man Of
considerable property. and carries on
the business Of wagon making at the
sornsr Of Sixth and Mission streets.
Victor o'Dell. who attempted suicide
some days ago by cutting his throat.
night before last tore open the wound in
the absence OF his attendants, from the
effects Of which he died this morning at
the CITY prison hospital.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-17

To rnK PEorLk or GotD I'LL, siLvxH CIT
Aup DAyroN;-Evcry man, woman anu eni'd
I'm any OF the above named places should know
al once, that . great want has been supplied ny
Inc openIng OF BERLiskR's VARirrr sroRf
Main street, aold I'LL, opposite the Yellow
Jacket once. There evefy one who wants
them, and has the money 10 pay Tor them, can
buy II tho lowest possible each rates, the hnest
possihls assortment % perfamery, fancy soaps,
hay run, feather busters. yiol,ns, guitars, ban
lee: 4 nll stock OF the best Italian sthnKr,
1ewcIry. watches. optical Instruments. ladies'
trimmings, work.boxer. musical and plain pho-
toyraph Albums, Yankee notions, cutlery, wofst'
cd. WOODEN and knitted goods. Also . large %.
sortment Of natural human hair. All kindt OF
willow ware, fancy bird cages, saiehels, braek-
cts and w~aIi.poekets. Al.o . splendid .ssort.
ment Of everything needful In the stationery
line. school book. lamps. chandeliers, globes,
chimney and juvenile books. Asplendid A.
sortmeit OF every variety OF faney toys,
wagons, bedsteads and fancy valentines. A
maruineent stock Of ehromos and other pie.
turrs. Alec, particular attention. paid to M.
ming pic,urrpto order. New goods, AL OF the
ba.t posslhle description. Don't forget the
place Main street. Gold Hill, opposite The Vel
low jacket Otipe.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Fatal BaIioon Aseensien.


PARIS, April IA party Of throt
persons assembled In . balloon to-da,
for the purpose Of making scientific oh
soryaiona, Tho balloon attained III,
extraordinary hight Of 5000 mitrss, OF
over &c. 200 feet. Two Of tho asronauti
woro soon suffooated to death and
when tho balloon reached the ground
the third was almost inssnsibls. and ha,
since been no III that his recovery 10 con-
sidsred doubtful.
0sstinE Ansr The Press.
LONDON. April lS.-In the House Of
Commons, last evening. there was q de-
bate on the question Of summoning 70
the bar tho printers Of the T1u'es and
N,rs for breach Of privilege In publish
ing documents In tho hands OF the selscl
committee on foreign loans. Disrasi
moved q resolution that . select COM
mittse be instructed to investigate thu
affair and report how the press obtained
the documents. This resolution wal
carried and the order summoning the
printers revoked.
Belgium and Oermany.
BRrssErs. April l7.-In the Cham
Der OF Deputies, sevoring. Minister oil
Foreign Affairs, stated that the govern
nsnt yesterday received dermany'a 70
ply to It's note which cites no fresh facts.
It dsscants on the principles Of interna.
tional laws involved in tho discussion
and expresses n hope that Belgium will
seize the opportunity to dissipats The
impression that Germany intended
to attack tho liberty Of the
press in Belgium. The Minister.
after informing the House Of the con.
tents Of the note, said courteous verbal
explanations had been unchanged with
the German Republics and In eonolu.
sion he assured tho Chamber that the
Belgian Government sincerely desired
to strengthen the good relations with
Germany.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-17
TO The CITIZENS OF GOLD HILL.

You arc all invited TO call and inspect
our new and elegant store with its full.
rich stock Of watches, chains. jswelry.
silyorware, diamonds. clocks, bronzcs.
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visii
San Francisco you will always DO 70.
ceived in a courteous manner by ]. W.
Tucker. l3l Kearny street, who will a.
ways take pleasure in showing custom
crs through his stock Of goods. never
considering u q trouble, but always tax.
ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fail TO call and see him Gro you
purchase elsewhere. Ho will send goods
Tor selection to my part Of the State,
and will repair watches and jewelry sent
through Wells. Fargo L Co., guarantee.
ing all work which leaves his store; ON.
ploying. as he does, the best OF work.
men. Don't forget his new store-l3l
Kearny street only.
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Aslp CAsx.-This morning We inter
viewed one John Jones. u poor old Grip
plo Of some co years Of age. lie was
sitting in front Of Fletcher 4 VOLTS
furniture store. In conversation he said
that he had worked in tho Crown Point
mine, but that he had been stricken
with paralysis, and was then slowly
recovering. He said that in Anew weeks
he expected to be albright once more.
and able to GO to work, but that
his vito and grand daughter had accused
him Of lszincss and had rendered his
home a very he'll, The poor old man
tho is over GO years Of agel told his tale
with tears In his eyes, and seemed to
feel his situaiion keenly. A job wagon
drove up and took him on board. bound
for the County Hospital. Such 10 lie.
TIN o'GnApY's DnxxNA.-About two
week. since. Mr. Tim o'Grady. Of the
Railroad Saloon. Gold Hill, picked up a
lady's back hair on the platform At the
depot. I. was then advertised In the
Ntws. but lho fair owner has not deemed
n Of sufficient importance to call Tor II.
Now Tim spends all his leisure hours in
gazing fondly al the switch and at tho
beautiful red. red asnnel rose, attached
10 II by q rusty hair pin. Tim has pic.
tured the ''ladye faire." who should
now have il in her possession. n thou.
.apd times, and has drawn her picture
In charcoal. He says he lays awake at
NIGH, thinking Of his fair onchantress,
.ni how she will smile ON him when she
comes TO recover hor long lost fixin'.
rnxiour REcrirIs. - Tho following
amounts Of freight were received ut tho
9old Hill aud Virginia dopots OF the
Virginia 4 fruckee railroad. during the
tw~enty.four hours ending " y, To-day:
Lumber &c ear loads. ties I. wood 40,
mdse. q, machinery 2. hay I. coal !,
shingles I. barley I. Total, % car
loads.
VIRGINIA PoLicr IrENs.-Tho follow
ing is a copy OF tho slate ut tho City
Jail, a it appeared at 10 a. n. to-day:
John Doe Murphy. selling liquor to In
dians-two charges. Pat Kenny. drunk
and asIesp. lto.c Wilson lshe's worth
SIC, 0O0). drunken conduct.
AxsrsxMxxn.-An assessment oil 20
cent. per share is levied by the Europa
Mining Company. and OF ten cents
per share by the Benjamin Mill and
Mining Company. SEQ official notices
In u advertising columns today.
MxrroaoLooicAL.-w We had somsthine
Of a shower in Gold Hill about noon 10
day Il saved the street sprinkler one trip.
but that was all. At l r. n. The Their
mometer indicated 6S degrees IN the
shade ON Main street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-17

DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
covery will euro . cough In one-half the
timo necessary to surs Il with any Other
medicine. and IL docs II, not by drying
Il up. but by removing the causs-sub'
DUNG tho irritation and healing the Al.
fected parts. For all cases OF Lay'
nights, Hoaraeness, Suppression or Loss
al Voios, Bronchitis. Severe Chronic OF
Lingering Coughs, II viii be found to sur.
pass any medicine that has ever before
besn offered to tho public. Il Ii sold
BY all dealers In medicines.
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Political.
Providence. April 1.-THE election
trial in the city to-day to elect . ssna
tor and nine Republicans In Genera
Assembly resulted in the choice OF tn
regular Republican ticket, supported b,
the liquor interest, BY $50 majority,
Thir probably secures the election Of
Henry Lippitt, Governor. and the 70
pal Of the Prohibitory and ststs Con
stabulary laws. Several arrests. wsr'
made for bribery and illegal voting.
Fire In Nsvth Carslinia.
CHARLOTTE. N. O.. April l7.-A Or,
this evening destroyed about 5000 ballet
Of cotton. The dspots Of the North
Carolina. Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta Railroad compsny's and {
number Of private residence. Loss
$3.50. 900; about two-thirds Of ID,
amount Of insurance.
Lkrxn-The frs Ia Supposed to have
originated from the sparks Of an snigin.
Of q cotton press. standing near . large
platform capable Of holding 5000 bales,
and soon after It, discovery Il vas b.
yond control. There being ahigh wind
the FIRE passed rapidly over that portion
Of the town which was composed Of cot.
ton warehouses and railroad dspots.
Presidential Exeapis..
Bosros. April i7.-Prssidsnt Gnnt
and suite arrived al $50 .. m. An i'm.
menss crowd assembled d tho depot,
but beyond the usual Sursing and gar.
ing Of the crowd. no demonstrations
were mrds. The party entered oper
carriages and, escorted by o squad oil
police, the procession moved to The Re.
we're House. A dense crowd lined the
sidewalks and Bowdoin square, or
which the hotel faces. was dsnssly
packed With people anxious 10 catch q
glimpse OF the President. Some cheer.
ing was here INDUCED in. Gov. Castor
was in waiting. and informally received
and welcomed the President and party.
Tho Presidents apartments are quite
luxurious. aud deliberately decorated
with flowers.
Last evening the President attended
Mrs. Bousby's bonoht at the Globe
Thsaior. Tomorrow morning tho Prosi.
dent will DO driven out 10 Bacon Park 10
inspect the bloodsd stock. At I P. n.
he visits the Massachusetts, Club, and
at 2 P. n. will DO entertained at o ban.
quet at tho Commercial Club rooms.
This evening tho P~residsnt's party
leaves for Concord.
NEw Yonx. April l7.--At Plymouth
Church prayer meeting. last evening,
Boechor conducted the exercises. Moth
ing unusual occurred. Tho attendance
was largo.
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NOTICE 10 c-ANDIDArRS

Candidates for once II the coming Town
Election. win please bear In mind that their
advertised announeeusnts In this paper. ~
well as all election printing, mud b paid Jor "
eiranss. We accept Of no eontipgent arrange.
menis.; hut treat all alike. A candidate Who can
not OF will not announce himself properly and
pay his printing bills promptly. 10 not a. for
tho once hs ssshs. hersevsr. he yin not b
sueeessful-
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rn.u. AND su.u....r-sA.ds tres. I

TnsEs n snnuHssHY-shsds trees. ffsit
trees. ~shrubbsry. s,srpssns. vines, etc.. Of
al descriptions, suitable for the climate and
locality Of Virginia and Gold Mn Just received
In primo order IRON California, ast foe ssle q
reasonable prices. placing then within The
rusch Of all, By Aierandsr Ciark, Lose star
stables, on The Divide. New 10 Tree planting
time, and Q fne opportunity 10 beauty and M
der more valuable your honss. u
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1nn 8D8IIInN mAXGn WuXEu LOQA RAAL0
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room, Gold Hill, was grand success In
several particulars. The room was
crowded with old and Young folks. The
,.-,,.-w.,n ar, ho;.,.,ors .rd .o,v.a
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so annoy 'nsit eiuers' NAny y"
tsmpts were made TO hold Thorn within
bounds. but without avail.
p,o,...o, r,;,, In NJ. -n..r,;.,,v
happy manner. called the meeting 70
order and appointed Messrs. Tom Har.
Kin. Abs Jones. DIR. Convsll and Prof.
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was Always ouhuo on ~ I'0.
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looked hko a uaue uo'ln; rs ron ~
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ABOUT 'Ge suuSs -nos wv" Ae" ~
braced himself against s'oo,, Aho
SMILING oyhisnah'y upoh est'e,
speied tnusIy' n "
him clean IN v p"I.s. $3.50.
harris; ieaue, oi ono =, .hc s.u'
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Hssisss.. services rs-..ssrs~.


NJ. Z. CurRcs. aoLD HrLL.-Divins
services will DO held in this church to-
morrow Sunday morning. REv. Mr.
Uren. pastor. officiating. Preaching nj
lOI, A. ". and 100 r. n. Sunday
School at ~ =. u. AL arc invited.
sr. Joss's Cnuncr. Coin HILL
There xill DO divine service tomorrow
nj n a. m. and 7:30 p. IN. II. \. East
10 an officiating. Sunday School a
I'D r. ~. All are invited To attend
these services.
sr. Paws CHuRcH. Virginia City.
There viii bs divine service to-msrrow
MT II a. n. and 1902. NJ, Rev. w. X.
Jenny. officiating. sunday sshool N
1aH r. ~. All arc invited.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-17

cssrAixrr,-whsn = man undertakes to
make HE own Investments for future need, he
\. obliged 20 assums that he viii have time TO
eomplste them. Thai 10. he must assums % .
crrtsinty the very thing who's uncertainty
esrsrs him to make provision at all. But n be
insurss his life and then lives 10 old are. the
policy win prove . better sash Investment tnan
10 can easily make In any other manuer, taking
mo seeSust lts freedom from all and every
hsxsrd, I'm. dos early. the object of Masking
4 pr.yIsion for his family 10 Instantly attained.
Iusuro In tbs New York Life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-17
FROM PIocHE, NEW.
EirseIye pump started Up,

An EffsetiSe pump Started Up.
PIocnx, April 1.-THE pumping ma
chinery at the Raymond and Ely mine,
WINS yesterday evening put in motion.
and worked like a charm. Il was only
in motion twenty minutes. but in that
timo drained the shaft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-17

Tnl BONANZA o AL -invslids, BY nsr'
YOU. debility. dssirous Of again feeling the
,iror Of health and vim Of system, should take
. few bottles Of Dr.. nculey's Celebrated liz.
4 biiier,. Befsre one 6stils 10 taken they
will feel the dawn Of restoration. Of returning
health. No care Of dyspepsia, Indigestion,
loss Of appetite. rheumatism, kidney or liver
disease, has evtr resisted Its restorative
power. Every part OF the human tystsm re-
ouirrs and phould receive susienance and sup
port from the stomach. regulated BY the liver.
In the stonAeh cannot supply the sllment re-
ouIrcd, the whole system lsngnishes. foftiJ
sour organs Of life with thess bitterr, and In .
lew dsys you will feel your whole system In
viroraicd, for every disease arising rom oi,'
sri.red liver, stomach or bowels. u 10 lnval'
uahie : IL will revive your shattered system
D,.pepties and persons Of bilious habit should
Keep Il within reach. N they value health and
saze N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-17

D.. o., IIo,.,, ,hs.,,e
49,. -. H.,
was efo~asu 'ion i"
evening. and justly So Tor when mn
netress possessing the ap'h'y OF Mn'
Bowers has n benefit. the Opera house
should DO patronized to . great el'en''
"Adrenns. the Actress, was hfss Pro'
duecd. We cannot say much Tor the
play. Its unsatisfactory conclusion IL
suHicient to condemn ID. Mrs. Bowers
was superb In the character which she
enacted: but In her repertoire we Mould
think that q drama or a tragedy could
be found which would DO accept.
abls for . benefit night b "Ad-tsnne..
IN Iae'. we n ma. w.n,d NV, h.~s
been an unrescryeJ seat in the dress cir.
Gle. Mr.. Billings was her only support
in tho drama. worth m~ensioping. The
character which be sustained tMich-
onet). was well worthy 81 the se.of. IN
"The Jealous Vile Mrs, pover, ana
Mr. McColiom. brought down the GUS
by their excellent aethe i1ns
"Maeoeth" whn % p,ou nr,,, Tha
mn strength Of tho company will be
omployed in its mounting. Tomorrow
Sunday night the play-goers on the
Comstock are 10 be treated to q repre-
.sntatiou of "Upder the Gaslight.'
Mr.. Mortimer. the original "Snorkey."
will appear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-17
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