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Our Imperial Visitors,

Yesterday afternoon, Dom Pedro, &C
companied by Vicount Retro and the
Brazilian minister, visited the national col
lege for deafmutes, on Kendall Green. Later
they visited the kindergarten of Misses
Noerr and Pollock. At 80 O'Clock, the EN-
peror-accompanied by the Empress and
snite, Sir Edward Thornton, Chief Justice
states and wife. the Austrian minister
Gen. Sherman. Mrs. Taft, John Davis, esq ,
OF the State department, and wife, Miss
Frelinghuysen, Admiral Porter, and mem
bers OF the various legations -visited Mt
Vernon on the steamer Arrow, Capt. Frank
Hollingshead. They were the guests of
Madame Bergman, by whom they were
gracefully received and entertained.
Before breakfast this morning the Empe.
r0r rode to Brady's photograph gallery,
where he sat for his picture, and returning
10 the Arlington he breakfasted at nine
O'Clock.
THE EMPEROR REVIEWS OUR FIREMsN.
At about quarter of ten O'Clock the fire
department was brought out to give an ex-
hibition before the Emperor. The new en-
glide, No 6, made its appearance first, fol-
lowed shortly by No. 2, the hook and ladder
truck, and engine No. 5. The trial eXhibi-
lion was made in front of the Arlington, the
Emperor and suite standing on the portico
Oh tne Johnson House. No. succeeded in
throwing the best stream. The hook and
ladder men In the meantime had erected the
ladders on the opposite side of Vermont ave.
nue.. The Dom donned his Brazilian SLOUGH
hat and with bundle OF open letters in one
hand and MS silver handled umbrella in the
other, wandered up and down the pavement
an interested and pleased spectator of the
evOlutiOns. At ten o'clock the crowd Quiet
~ dispersed, and the Dom proceeded to fin-
ish bis packing preparatory to leaving on
the II. 40 train for Niagara Falls.
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A Young Wife Murdered.

ST. ALBANs, VT, June 3.-The wife Of
Highgate Centre, was murdered last night
during the absence of her husband. Her
skull was smashed and her head pounded so
as TO prevent recognition Of her features.
EDWARD Tatro, a hired man. aged Is, has
beeh arrested on suspicion of attempting to
violate Mrs. Butler, and killing her TO pre-
vent discovery. He claims three men muir
ba.
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STRONG GROUND FOR DIvoRCE.-Y ester-
day Mr.. l.. &. Williamson filed a bill for VIM.
p. Hsgadorn against Nellie Hagadorn for a
divorce. The parties were married IN Troy.
N. Y, on the LIST OF April, 1S6s, have had one
child Frank T., and ne charges that during
the years "a and 15 she committed adultery
with one Wilson Stafford, and that she now
lives with Stafford in Missouri as his wife
by whom she has two children living.
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SUICIDE FROM DREAD OF A WHIPPING.
A boy named Fairchild drowned himself,
near MaZeppa, Mimi, through fear OF a
whipping from his father for a misdeme amor
at school. When his father was notified that
the body had been found he went to the spot.
gsZed at the body. seemed greatly agttated
and went away. Neither he nor any of the
family went near afterward and the boty
was buried by the neighbors. The next day
he CARRIED grist OF grain to the mill, came
back by the burying ground just as the body
was being inferred, stopped and looked q
moment and drove home.
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An English Crew for the Centennial.

NEW YORK, June ga cable dispatch
says the members of the First Trinity Boat
Club have decided TO send the following four
10 Philadelphia: j. Jameson, bow; G.. III.
Mann, second; Il. Close, Sd; j. 8. Penrose,
stroke. The crew will leave England early
In July and commence training on their srri-
val in America
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AN AssASsIN's WoRK.-News has been
received that Senator Twitchell, who was
al a, by disguised assassin, and whose left
arm was amputated at the time, was COM
PEELED to have his right arm cut Off also.
Senator Twitchell received two bullets In
bis left arm, one in his right, one in his hip,
and one In the back of hts neck at the time,
but is represented as cheerful and likely to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-03

A Boy ESCAPES FROM GIPsKYs.-James
Molone, BOY about n years old, Belonging
to Owensvtlle, Gibson county, In, escaped
They had abducted him and compelled him
to steal for them. They len town before they
could be arrested.
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The Investigation OF Speaker Kerr.

THE WITNESS HARVEY IN NEW YORK.
The Committee on the Expenditures OF the
War Department have postponed the further
investigation of the charges against Speaker
Kerr until Monday morning.
The witness Lawrence Harvey was eX-
cused until Monday. He left for New York
at lis this afternoon for a "change of
Clothes" to return here Monday afternoon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-03
Death OF Colonel moore.

ST. LOUIS, June 3.-Lieutenant Colonel
Treadwell Moore, deputy quartermaster
general, u. s. A, died al Fort Gibson,
Indian territory, May D.
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The Centennial Regatta


ST. JOHN, ". B., June S.-Brsyley aud
Ross, of the Paris crew, have gone lato
training for the centennial race.
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THE FAST TRAIN.
n \.

OMAHA, June 3.-The fast train" arrived
al Green River, si7 miles west OF Omaha, at
6:20, and left at or, six hours and fifty min
utes ahead of schedule time. Toe train
reached Bridger Station at 7:5S a. M, seven
hours and sixteen minutes ahead OF time.
LII
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PROPOSED FRATERNAL MEETING OF
SoLDlERS.-Hon. John B. Gordon, Senator
in Congress from the State OF Georgia, writes
heartily approving the suggestion OF the
ing fraternal meeting on tn g 4Gh OF July at
Philadelphia, OF the first defenders of the
government aud the first defenders of the
CoDfederacy. Acting upon his advice letters
will be addressed to the prominent ex-Con-
federate generals in the South, including
Beauregard, Hood and Joseph f. Johnston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-03

@The Grand Duchess Of Mecklsnourz
Strelitz In dead.
0DapieI Webster's estate, known as
"Narshneld," was sold yesterday for s5 GO.
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Eight Hours Gained.

The fast train arrived at Evanston, 953
miles from Omaha, at 9l5 this morning
eight hours and fifteen minutes ahead OF
fine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-03

~J. A. Holtxclaw, late revenue collector
In Atlanta, 10 reported deficient In his 40.
counts to the amount Of e13, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-03

AT THE BELMONT PARK RACES yesterday
Goldsmith Maid appeared for the last Il me.
She was matched to trot against her wn re-
cord OF ia for purse OF 81 800, but failed to
beat IL. the three heats being tEotten In 2:2lX,
Els and 2:19x.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-03

A LADY CHoKEs A VOLTA few DAYS
since q lady In Howard county. Wis, kilIei
ferocious timber wolf by choking II to
death with her hands. She was two miles
away from home, and alone, when 1t attack
ed her, but when It was fully dead she shout
dered 1t and carried II home, laying IL In tri-
umph at her husbands feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-03

"CRo0KED" IN NEW YoRK.-Christian A.
Stein, who IL now In the Kings county, N
R., penitentiary awaiting trial upon charge
of Illicit dtstflling, has caused some excite
$500 to public officers to secure immunity,
IN GLIDING deputy collectors and an ex- Uni
ted States district attorney. The authorities
denOunce his story as untrue and absurd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-03

POLITICAL NOTES.-The anti Tammauy
organization OF New York have voted 10
send committee to St Louis to attend the
rational convention, for the purpose OF AID
ing by advice and consultation In the selec-
lion of presidential candidate. 1.-The re-
rort that the Georgia delegation IL commit
ted to Gov. Tilden is not true. IL goes to ST,
Louis entirely uncommitted.
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MoNMoTTssIHI HoGSk; pv,cy

lI SPRING LAKE BEACH,
MONMO 9TH COUNTY, " J..
This new and magnificent Seaside Hotel Will be
opeu JUNE =, ls76. IA
Containing $50 Handsomely turf isbed MY
rooms, gas, water, eev atOr, electric bells We
aud all the modern conyenienBes.
Ample car acity for $50 guests without crowding.
The Z Otel IL zoo feet from the beach, where the
bshiuF IL unsurpassed on the coast while magni-
fcf Mt freshwater lake Is within 20 feet Of the
randall inland, sbOunding in d, b and splendid for
rOU ire and sailing
An elegant band If music will be in attendance the
entire season -four month";
Warm Salt and Fresh Water Baths II the buf' ding
Ia hours from New York city, ~ hours from
wet p hiadelphia, without change OF cars.
For circulsr- spply at the 81. Cloud Hotel, Pbils
cellhia, or ST the Monmouth Hotel.
mULLJN 8 MCKENZIE, Proprietcrs.
O.. W. NULLIN. q 50. Cloud Hotel, Philadel ohis.
HENRY NckINS. Z, Of Depot Hotel, Fort Wayne,
lid.
Sc hsbla EsTanol
- me livery in ATTENDANCE for use Of guests
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r. FEDKRAL BUILDINa ASSOCIATION

IS fADAhAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
The FIRST monthly meeting of the FEDERAL
BUILDING ASSOCIATION will be held for the
payment Of dues on MONDAY EVENING, june
wet. at ia O'Clock.
Books for subscription to stock fshares one dollar
saeh) are DOW open at the following places:
August Gersdorf, Vice President, No. 1904 9TH
street northwest.
Directors.
Jos. X Hdson No. I'll Y street northwest
James 9. Edwards, No. $50 Louisiana avenue.
O.W; echell, No. 3I1 d street.
Job barnard, City Il all.
M Oallan, No. els 7th street northwest
A. b. n ely, W ashington Gas Com pany once
v. ". DuncansOn. corner 9Th AID ID streets
Bernard kilma rtin, No. $40 New Ham pshire av
Henry strasburser, Nos 904 and 500 7th street
northwest.
And also at the Offices Of
John Joy Edison, No. I'll @ street northwest
Chas. i. Fraser, No. 4I6 Louisiana avenue
Gen VIM. Henry Browne, La. av. aud AZ street
Milton O. Barnard, No. 4s6 Lonisiana avenue.
JAMES FRASER, President
No. 6l7 street north vest.
II. @. MIDDLETON, Secretary,
Metropolitan Bank.
JOHN A. PRESCOTT. Treasurer,
Boz m No. IS, SEC ma Com ptroller's Office,
my20 y Is, ~ ,29y unel 365
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-03

via the Chicago and northwestern rail way at
1o;45 p. m, June I, and reached the Miss ouri
river at Council Bluffs. opposite Omaha, at
9T a. m, June 2, having made the run OF 1872
miles In eleven hours and one minute, actual
time, which includes all stops. There was
one run OF seventy-flve miles, In eighty min
utes. and another of forty five miles In forty
four minutes. The train passed North Platte
at 5:1s p. M, two hours and twenty four min
utes ahead OF time. IL left Cheyenne ut 1O43,
THE NEW ENGLAND PRESS ASSOCIATION
arrived at centennial depot, Philadelphia,
many of the editors being accompanied by
their wives. They were handsomely receiv-
90 al the Grand Exposition Hotel, and after
an afterr DON at the exposition were at night
given q ball. The visitors will make a sys-
,ematic exploration Of the exhibition during
several days.
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X Il A ID = HIS.

Br0m this dsy shall give DISCOUNT
q 20 PER CENT. on the cost price on ali
PAkteULe, good Orly for ID days As never al
Nerti-e 10 nsrs sent anything, invite all 10 call
ard ccIYfrce themselves.
CHARLES BAUM.
gei q 40s TIH SfREEf NJ w
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fFAUCIION NOTICE.

Special notice IL called 10 the auton sale of Un-
Iedet med Pledges and Commission Goods left with
3 Goidstetn Co., Loan and Commission Brokers'
which takes place on SATURDAY, June Sd, at o
g. m and .. m, at our auction rooms, corner Oh
ard ID streets.
large assortment OF Gold aud Silver Watches,
iamonds and other Fine Jewelry, &c &C., will be
SC ID to the highest bidder for each
Sale positive without reserve Every article I'm liz
war; anted as re presented
All interested are respectfully invited
jel ST Rep1 DUNOANs0N BROS Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-03

rs COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY WILL
~ give their annual excursion 20 Glymont on
NE ITH OF JUNE. Extensive preparations are
taken down the Potomac. my3l-
rs AT AuCTION.-T ENTIRE STOCK Of
ny n. III. HEMPLeR, OPrICIAN,453 Penn
yIysnia avenue, LVERf EVENING at III
hSs OFFICE OF FRANKLIN ms CO,
w MAsaINsToS, ID, O., May q. 1876.
The stock hoiders of the FRANKLIN IN
eURANCE COMPANY OF w sshington and George
iognr U O., are requested to meet at this ofc Go on
MONDAY June 5th, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
m and clock p. m, for the purpose Of slecting
tvelye ia Directors for the ensuing year
my "a eo6d OHAe. BRADLEY, Secretary,
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~ home MUTUAL BUILDING AsSO-
Wy CATION. (OTgdRized January. 1876 -
Fourth regular meeting for subscription to stock
and payment Of dues will be held MONDAY, June
sIh, ut m, a. SlEhGERBUND HALL, cor
ner sth AID streets northwest. Entrance on Sth
street This association Is organized upon the best
plan, and presents rare advantages both TO the IN
vtsor and borrower. Shares 500. Dues q pr
month on each share: No premium until further
ntuc.. EDWARD CLARK, President
lel-4t IRVING VILLA MSON. 2acratar-
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FHo fricI1ss.
Ne; 1877 PxSSsyLyANA AtrysI.
NpoEk oYsTis pkP of At 5si THs mob
Sree, northwest, son and Hard orsbs, Oys q
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FsPECIAL AND IMPORTANF.

MAINE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN CLUB.
The uemte.s Of Ihii Club are requested to meet
90 SATURDAY EYENlNG N1Xr, yuns Sd, at
their Rooms, lie Droit Bulldog" Special and
pCrtant business demands the individual attend
al ce OF each member, at "a ., sharp.
WINS DODGE sec e:ary. iel-st
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SUMNER RESORTS

SUMNER RESORTS.
SUKF BATHIsG.
POINT LookoUr SUMNER Resort, Hot,
.,o,.., Sf i;::4 = ss Is err s;,R.r, @
Js2-In- Pt Loeksnt. 5 n-rI SO, Md.
EANTF sDUsV.-1his pleasant Hotel, p ta,-
~ ssstly .,ua.Ga o. the Jqsis as. river ahlA
i,r Gunner sEests. For Ierms: sc AZ l:.El
Iei-IE- Newport, Pe-rV eouniy Pa,
Y MANASSAS, VA,
SITUATED o. the hest Point on the Midland rail
mol niI aId evening trains each way ycMY
Fave 7 refund trip 81 IS. The Hotel is ls.ltzl
TCons aye ven fnrhi-hed and TIE rin,ns room cool
and I'D a.. ne eogHr Il as heal by as any IN the
Jei-Im. FRhSCIs J CANNoS, Proprietor.
TIE HYGEIA HOTEL, FORT MOsRoE,
OLD POINT COMFORT "a
THIS delightful SIMMER Resort. muaud NJ a
wstsr ew not cxceIl.d on the Atisbtic A.
coast. furnished with Al modern improve NrHA1
TooH and w1ter on cry door, and cspsSls N a.
eommodatiIg 200 persons, is nov open for the re-
100 ards distant, at which Is to % steamer. touch
s ss Vim ansTfP s,ef t 81
for hs'hiug At the door steps-gOOd from MAY until
November. UuusIal facilities for Boating and
TeTIs-sI7EO per week and upwards, scror,Iins
to location. Special terms TO parties remaining u
month OF longer. Address
Jsl In u. PHOEBUs. Prop ietor.
V'HE FARlSH HOTEL
CHiRLOT5ES VILE, VA
Offers Summer BOsrders perior accOmm Dda-
tlons Prices very moderate. n. a
FOr further particul.rs address, AV
my3O Nv }. VI PAGE CO., Props. ..SAl
DOIOMsC HOTEL.
ST. GEOBGES ISLAND,
Near PlNET POINT, Md
This summer resort will be open for reception Of
visitors June 10Th. n. n
Visitors b Potomac steamers will be EA0
net prom pity al Piney Point or Marshall g JUL
wharf with conveyance. Table always 81 % led
with dslicsciss Of the Boats for shtrr and
sailing free Of charge. Address
X J. ADAMS BROS,
nySO I'm Piney Point p o St. Mary's Co, Md
II OUpOUN MINERAL SPRIN6S,
HAMILTON, VA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-03

POSTMASTER GENERAL JEWELL has gone
to Philadelphia, and from thence will go to
Hartford, Conn. He is expected to return
on Tuesday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-03

This pleasant Summer Resort viii be open for the
rece p,iOp OF guests on the LIST OF June. AAAA
The cOntfgUity TO the depot and telegraph
ONCE. together with the curative proper 10
ties OF the water renders this Of the de-r
able sit nations the country, for persons seeking
rest. recreation and health. Terms moderate.
Address. T.. :. RUSE, Proprietor
Hamilton. London Con ltv.
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THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
UOMPAHY'S HOTEL,
AT DEB PARK
VII oe OPEN FOR VISITORS on the OH OF
" y 4, and their NEW HOTEL AZ Oak 4
land On the IsI Of JULY. Applicants vCHA0
Ter knon.s or information ad5ress the un- l..E6 IL
cersl zned, AZ Oakland, Garrett county, Nd
spLsuyB JOHs DALEY, Manager.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-06
The BONANZA suit.

For q long time the suit Of George w.
Kinney against the Consolidated Viz.
ginia and California Mining Companies,
and Solomon Hsydsnfeldt. to recover Q
large interest In the mines designated,
has been pending In the United States
Circuit Court. The defendants have
now filed an answer to the amended
complaint. It's principal allegations are
these : That Kinney never owned a.
much as he claims. That In April. 1874,
J. @. Flood informed H~sydenfeldt that
be wished TO purchase all outstanding
claims on Consolidated Virginia ground,
and among others mentioned kinney's.
Heydenfsidt said hs had promised 70
sell this interest. and after communioat.
ing with Kinney tho latter wrots. "seli
all l have al your own price," Anew
days later he wrote describing his claims.
and subsequently, he forwarded his
deeds. III compliance with instructions
the property was sold to Flood. Hey
denfeldt communicated the facts oil the
salo to Kinney. and In reply he stated
that no had drawn for q portion OF the
money. and In whose favor he would
again draw more. He also asksd II
1.-THE Ave feet standing In the name OF
Mills was sold at the time" II 10 as
sorted that thereby Kinney ratified the
sale. Defendants hold that Flood must
necessarily be n party to the action, and
they deny that there Is any turnover
above expenses from tho ore taken out
OF the ground claimed by plaintiff. Cop.
les Of the deeds from Kinney to Hsydsn.
frldt. and from Heydenfeldt to tho Con-
solidated Virginia Company are append
eds. =. Cal, Wdrch Sd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-06

OrrrcEns ELKcrEp.-Tho following
named gentlemen were chosen to servo
as Trustees Of the washoe Club. vir-
ginia City. during tho ensuing year;
J. II. Kinkhsad. George A. King. chas-
Z. DeLong. George II. Dana. Z. b.
Dorsey, Z. A. Shultz. II. n. Stone. T.
II. Raiston. Jasper Babcock. ]. b. Over.
ton, Sam. T. Curtis and Henry Role.
At u subsequent meeting Of the Trustees
]. II. Kinkead was chosen President.
Charles Z. De Long Vice President, and
George A. King Treasurer. 1t WINS also
decided 10 sell the lot on d street b..
longing to the Club, and to rent rooms.
This will be done rs o o as practicable.
Tue CArrrAL SALooS.-This popular
place. which will compare favorably with
any saloon In the county, both in poiat
OF accommodations aud tho quality and
price OF the comforts dispensed. is now
running in splendid style. Perkins &
johnson, the proprietors. spare neither
time nor money to make their saloon q
success. and like all who 90 IL with q
will, their efforts are recognized by the
public. The eating stand. which has
long been q feature Of the saloon Is still
running. and all those who want q good
square meal ut q reasonable rate can do
30 by giving them q call.
GoISo. The snow. which fell SO plen-
tiially during the past week, is taking
itself OF the streets OF Gold Hill almost
rs fast Ms II came. the consequence OF
which was, that from 10 A. n. till I r.
n. to-day. Main street presented the APP
pearancs OF u river. Should the snow
continue to thaw rs fast during the rest
Of the week rs to-day the principal thor
Oughfares will DO quito dry before Sat-
urday.
CASprp,Txs.-The election OF Chief
OF Police is beginning to DO spoken OF
already in Virginia. William Bartlett,
Ben Lackcy, Aleck Coryell. aud II.
Symons are spoken VI rs probable can
didatcs for the position. The present
Chief. Charley White. will also DO apt
to be u candidate for reelection. .
FrREMxs's ELEcrIoS.-Fmnk McNair
was reelected Chief Engineer Of the vir-
ginia Fire Department last Saturday.
The race between Young and McSair
was very close, tho latter winning by
three votes. W. I. Simpson was elected
First Assistant. and A. j. Enders Second
Assistant.
MrSxRs' UNION HALL.--The entertain
ment given at this place last evening by
a number OF virginians for the benefit
Of q poor family, wa attended by . Sc
lect and a%ppreciative audience. The
greater part Of the performance was toll.
erably good and gave general sasisfac'
ton.
Nor GorSo. -"Prospecting Bill re-
quests us to state that he is not going to
the Black Hills, has no thought Of 1t In
fact. so much Of his valuable time is
consumed answering tiresomo inquiries
ON this point that no wishes the state
ment to be spread broadcast through tho
land.
DuLL.-Gold Hill was quiet to-day.
the mud on Main street being about the
only thing which showed signs Of life.
II moved down the street ut o pretty
lively rate during the afternoon.
DIVIDENDS DEcLAREp.-Tho Consoli-
dated Virginia and the Belcher Mining
Companies have declared dividends OF
SO aud 81 per share. respectively. both
| payable ON the 10th instant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-06
Reese River Leap.Y.ar Party.
The Reese Rivor Rsreiae Of March LIST
tells tho following:

The Reese River Rsrsule Of March LIST
tells the following:
Tho leap-year party given by the Ia
dies Of the Austin Harmonic. at Irish
American Hall, last evening. was q jolly
aud enjoyable affair. Tho gentlemen
present were denied all the prerogatives
peculiarly their own at ordinary dane
ing parties, and in the hand OF the la
dies were Ms waI in the hands OF the
moulder. On entering the hall. the
male guest was escorted by n lady to the
centlemen's dressing room. where ladies'
in attendance powdered and rouged his
face, slicked his hair. and doped his
beard and moustachs. He was then
conducted TO n seat in tho hall, where
he was obliged TO sit still and wait for u
lady to ask him In to dance. The gen.
tlemen displayed q becoming modes
~, and received the attentions OF
tho ladies' rs q matter OF course.
seeming to think II great fun that
the tables had been turned for
once; but many found II hard to over
come their natural basfulness. A
Indy would approach q gentlemen, and
say: "Mr. -, are you engaged for
the quadrillel" Tho gentleman nd
dressed would blush. look nervous and
stammer out: "Yes-no-less see: dog.
goned IL I don't believe ] promised that
red.headed gal over In tho corner to
shake n foot with her." well. then"
,ha iaJv would renlv- smnyba Won could
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-06

TmE Com MOUNTAINS MSx.-There
was sold by the United States Marshal
yesterday at public auction, under n do.
cree in bankruptcy. all the property Of
the Gold Mountain Gold Mining Com.
pany. located In San Be%rnardino county.
Il was knocked down to Richard Garvey
for sll. 900. subject to the confirmation
Of tho U. 3. District Court. Some
time ago the shues OF this company. OF
which there were LOG. 600. wero selling
al gil, making the estimated value OF
the mine at that time 81, 100. 900. There
is erected on the property a forty stamp
quartz mill which cost Sl25. 900; n tram
way 1900 yards long. which with other
roads cost $50. 900; q water ditch eight
miles long. excavated ut q cost OF Sl4.-
600; besides houses. Offices, tools, otc.,
all OF which passed to the purchaser for
the price above mentioned.-S.E Chron-
ios. M.drch 3.