davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

Says the visalia Iron Age Of the 27d In.
slant: On the 18th inst, while travelling
over Townships Is and 10, In tho Musssl
Slough District, the farmers mightbc seen
- busy harvesting their crops ~ they
would be In any other country but Call.
forniA In tho months OF August and Sep
TENDER. Here and there. In different 10
e~alities. some were cutting their third
crop Of Alfalfa hay !; some were raking and
cooking. and some were hauling and
storing away. Then again there were
others tramping out and tanning the
beans which had been raised on the same
ground which had yielded thirty bushcl.
Of grain 10 tho acre this season, and ether.
digging paying crops Of potatoes, planted
In August. among other productions oi
profit.
New pipes have been ordered 10 extend
the water facilities Of Santa Monica. Ben.
ator Jones Is determined that those who
invest In his enterprise shall enjoy all the
comforts Of modern civilization.
Alfred W. buchanan. an smploys oil
Wells. Fargo 4 Co., In Ban Francisco,
committed suicide on Saturday. by shoot
ing. Rum was the cause.
A Teachers Institute 10 In session In
Les Angeles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27
rnI DECISIVE STATE.

The attention Of every patriot In the
country Is now directed to the proceed
ipes Of the Louisina Returning Board.
South Carolina has officially declared
for Hayes, and that Fierida will do 30
in . very few days there 10 now no
doubt. The consequence IL that upon
Louisiana depends the result Of the cleo
ton. II her vote 10 cast for Hayes and
Wheeler. the Republican party will con.
tinus in power for the next four ysars.
II, on the contrary. the Returning Board
declares the vote east for the Democratic
electors, Tildsa will Be- inasgurstsd
President on the 9th Of March. and
every good Republican. however much
he may deprsea,s the result. will lend
10 his administration all the aid which q
true patriot IL morally bound to give to
the legally elected ruler Of his coun-
try.
The contest now 10 virtually narrowed
down to this one Southern State. and
while estimates Of political results are
always liable to prove erroneous. until
full official returns are received. in these
days OF srcitsmeut everybody is bound
to estimate. until the actual decision Is
rendered. Our table. based on the re-
turns Of Louisiana. published last Fri
day. must now be amended BY the addi-
ton Of eight parishes. the returns oil
which were opened by tho Board on
Saturday. The table will now stand on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27
An Extraordinary Marriage.

At the Liverpool Court Of Passage recent
" a case Of breach Of promise Of marriage
was heard. The plaintiff, Miss Jane CAL
laghan. aged thirty. had at ono iimo been
. young lady Of considerable personal OF.
fractions and vas not now devoid OF good
looks. sho was the daughter Of q respect.
able widow. who carried on tho business
Of a furniture broker, and tho defendant
WAS n collector and merchant. lie was n
Persian by birth. and he traficked princi-
pally In articles derived from the Fast,
aud carried ON large and lucrative under
takings. The defendant promised 10
marry her ON several occasions. and al
though not q Christian he hal. At all events
some strange notions as To the s0lcm-
nifty BY which marriages In this country
were sanctiiied. Ho objected TO the Christ
ian ceremony. and proposed to marry her
according 10 what he called the " Eastern
rite She was simple enough to believe
him, and the mode In which he performed
this extraordinary ceremony was a. fol-
lows "He took down = sword. and hav-
Ing unshcathel IL lac pronounced some
cabalistic words in Persian, and went
through . long and intricate ceremony.
lie then sworc upon the sword. and made
her do the same. following up this by draw
Ing IN q nuptial declaration In his wi Lam
guage. and finishing by saying they were
married according To the Eastern rite.
lie promised TO take her 10 Paris, where
no would marry her according " tho
Christian religion. This promise had
ceiyed by IL, she hal given birth 10 . child
l. 1854 -. -.... -l..N A. AA..s. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

Nsw PArrSs.- Through Dewey a
Co.. Patent Agents, San Francisco. we
receive the following list OF United
States patents. granted to Pacific Coast
inventors. viz: William Hutchings,
Fresno, California. feeders for threading
machines William Lundbsrg and
Daniel F. Lsahy. Por land. Oregon,
electric signaling apparatus and key
Lewis Stonsr. Virginia City. Nevada,
ore Concentrations ; George W. Tarlston,
San Jose. California. knives for pittins
fruit ; John Il. Forbes. Olympia, w. T.,
stump pullsrs ; Robert II. Lucas. Ban
Francisco. process and apparatus fo'
dehydratins and rsfrigsraling air /; Bar
net N. Whiting. Los Angeles. California,
sash balances (; William N. Blain,
Salinas City. California, sag-runnsrs for
harness; James W. Donaldson and
Allen G. Miller. Fairfield. California,
spark .Itinguishsrs /; benjamin +. Hardy
and Victoria A. Hardy. San Francisco,
napkin holders.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
OUR LETTER OF INTRODUCTION
To TIE ca.euer God Ha and Stony County

-
LApiEs y "hSi
We "'' ~
We H"'e -. ~. :,
" vws,c yyopr.sL.
e'~P'o' NO." s...s.J an
i" "e"e'd' '"' Ty"L...,
nc ","' p'P,' 49, c,.,a"a- 49,. ..
s"''"'o' " " -
nana' W"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

II should DO remembered in studying
the above table tina, the last eight par
i.hrs ary all to he contested by the Re
publicans. ON the ground Of fraud AMI
tho intimidation Of voters. The rsturns
given from them have not been accepted
by the Returning Board. and the vote oil
two or three Of them. at least. will be
thrown out entire. whom the evidence
la. been heard. This 10 tho case sspe-
eially in the parish Of East fsliciaas.
where Tilden. according TO the figures,
received LIST votes. aud Hayes not one.
This showing convicts the election OIL
GERS on its face. The parish IL q very
populous ons. embracing among it, citi-
zsns many negroes. and has always
heretofore cast a respectable Republican
vote. And yet, according to this re-
turn. either Republican votes have been
destroyed. or not one Hspablica dared 90
10 tie pod, and e~rereis, his right as a.
Ampioaa citizen. In many VI the other
parishes. too. conclusive evidence Of
fraud has been collected. and the ballots
estsn.ibiy cast for Tilden aud Hendricks
will be thrown out.
Republicans need have no fear that
We are going 10 be cheated out Of Lou
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27
A WEEK PROM TO-DAY.

A week from to-day tho Forty.fourth
Congress will assemble in Washington
10 hold its last session. Il will proba-
bly, prove the most important session OF
that body ever held sincs the constitu'
ton was adopted. Upon the wisdom
and the pairoitism Of the members de-
ponds. to a great degree. the welfare and
prosperity Of the nation for the next four
years. We have just passed through
the most closely contested election ever
held in the Republic. II is 30 close
that each party will be strongly tempted
to fight the issue in Congress, IL its can-
didats 10 declared defeated. Let US
uust tina, moderation and prudence will
prevail. and that the forty-fourth Con-
gress will pass from power leaving be-
hind IL = record during this lsst session.
which will completely oblitsrais the
stains east upon its name by the dis
graceful proceedings Of the last session.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27
=. i.ig DOWN. sa,,,iy.-

In come ction with the election II may
DO remarked that a sermon was preached
In one Of the most prominent churches
in Washington last Sunday morning
which produced a litter throughout the
whole congregation. The pastor is
noted for mi,in: politics with theology.
anil had tho audseity to take the follow
ing for his text. which words have been
going the rounds Of the papers as = joke
on Tildsn: ''And Samuel arose aud
went to Eli and said; Here am i. for
thou didst call me- And he answered:
81 called not. my son: lie down again
SO Samuel went aud lay down
again."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27
ANOTHER DEMOCRAT HOME.

On Friday last We announced the re-
turn 10 New York Of William N. Tweed.
. msdsl Democrat Of the present school,
Who swindlsd the taxpayers OF the me-
tropolis Of millions OF dollars, and still
retains the plumber IN defiance Of law
and justice. Mr.. Tweed came home
unwillinsly. and is now quartsrsd In the
luxurious apartments Of Ludlow Street
Jail. To-day We have to the
return Of another Democrat /; . Demo-
crat who attempted to steal the forts.
arsenals and eustom-houses Of the
United States in eleven Southern Statss,
bat who failed; a Democrat who did
steal hundreds Of Thousands Of valuable
lives IRON this country. and billions Of
treasure /; . Democrat, who. although
guilty Of the most hsnious crime known
10 the law Of nations, was freely forgiven
BY the government which he attempted
TO ruin. and Who. unlike Tweed. . far
lesser scoundrsl. Is now allowed TO roam
in unrsstrainsd freedom throughout the
world. and is courted and fstsd by for
sisn potsntatss-JrrrERsox DAVIS.
This arbitrator and would.bs muir
dsrsr Of his country reached New York
on Saturday. Since the mistaken elem.
sncy Of the Republican party allowed
him to 60 unwhipt Of justice. he has
passed his time in Europe, where he has
been lionissd BY the enemies Of the
American Rspublio-the msn who fitted
out Alabamas and advanced money to
carry ON the rebellion. He has been =
virtual outcast from tho land Of his
birth, ~ he deserved TO b.. But he
COMES back to US now. unlike Tweed.
not - . prisoner. but Of his own accord.
Why 10 thiss Why does this seoundrsl
return to polluts the land which he
sought for nearly ave year, 10 destroys
Because on the day after election his
Southern Democratic friends autographed
him In London that Samuel j. Tlden
WAS elected President. lie knew well
what this meant. So long as the Rspub-
leans held control Of the Government
there was no future for him on these
shores. His political disabilities had
never been removed. lie could not even
vote for . county commissioners In his
own State. But he knew that Tldsn's
success meant Q reaction In favor Of
Democracy. and that that reaction would
surely end in securing q Democratic
Congress. which would remove his dis.
abilities and place him once more ON the
high road to political preferment. And
30 he packed his trunks and started for
America by the frat steamer which
sailed from Liverpool after the glorious
news reached him.
The fact that the news was false 10
fortunate for the American people. but
il does not detract in the least from the
Significance OF the movements Of Jetfsr'
son Davis. These movements mean
that . return OF the Democracy to power.
in this generation at least, is counted
$500 q. Al. sx.,s,.,ua .l.u.nt ~ ths
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

The San Francisco sunday Ar.
gus. the organ Of the Democrats Of
the Bay City is dead. The San Fran
cisco Alsa. speaking OF the sad event. says
''Pu, away its little woodcuts, 1t will
never need them more ; wipe or
ito chin. pull down its vest; the
wake" will soon Be Ger. Gone to
meet the Heruii."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

A NNUAL MgETINa.-McCLRLLAN coz.
n soiidated Gold aud silver Mining Oon.
pany.- The annual meeting OF the stockhold.
c.r OF the above named Company will b.. held
IL their once. Room 2, No. t2d Montgomery
street., San Francisco. California, ON WBDNkS'
DAY. December Is. lsTG, at 7.30 O'Clock r. y.
pol1td OTTO MErCHKK. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

PrrrR CoorSs's banner county seems
to have been Butler. Of Kentucky. The
vote there stood 40 for Tilden and AS
for Cooper. The citizens Of the county
think they ars entitled to n branch
Cooper Institute, and they seem to be
justified In their faith.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27
STOLEN!

EROM WELLS, FARGO / OOH Rx,
= press, near Eureka. Nevada, November II,
1919, twenty shares VI Crown Point uold and
Silver Mining Company's stock: Certificate
1850, nye shares Certificate 1920. nv
shArrs; Certificate I. 9t6. i've shares; Certin'
cate $500. i've shares, standing IN the naIns
OF Schmiedali. Iiochstsdter 4 Co.. Trustees
and Endorsed by them.
j. J. VALENTINE.
NON sod General Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27
sT0cKH0IDERs' NETTING.

A NNUAL MRRTINa.-A CcIDENTA
n Consolidated uold and Silver Mining Com.
papy.-Tne annual meeting Of the stockholders
o! the abovrnamed Company will be held At
their once. No. 90 Montgomery street, Room
., San Francisco. California. on WEDNESDAY.
December Is, 1915. at the hour Of O'Clock p. y.
pu11td OTTO MkTCHKR, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

IT 10 sad to think that Twssd's vest is
ons-third too large for him; but such a
state of things has its advantages. II
is easisr for him TO pull Il down now
than IA WAS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

Tux reports from Mississippi show
that il was carried strictly on the "Mis'
sissippi plan" Her Presidential vote
will be objected to. and II the Rspubli'
cans have the next Congress some rebel
Generals will not warm any seats in the
Hama
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

The country's extremely is George
Francis Trains opportunity. and he
modestly N forward to relieve 1t
from its difficulty In making a selection
between Hayes and Tildsn by Offering
to assume the wsighty duties OF the
Presidential Office himself.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

" COMPANY .-LOcAtIon OF principal place
Of business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, aoid I'M. storey county
Nevada.
N~oucs.-Thers src delinquent upon the fol.
iowingdescrtb~d stock. on account of assess
msnt (No. 36j ievied on the 7irt day Of Octo'
nsmes u the respective shareholders. - FOL
iovai
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

A MISSISSIPPI woman left tho COW
that she was milking. and went right into
the house. just because q bear rubbsd
against her.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

WILLIAMS CoLLEoE will not be repre-.
ssnted at the next meeting Of the Inter
Collegiate Literary Association owing to
q lack OF funds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

Bon ISoERsoLL says 4: In the Prssi-
Dental game the Democratic party has
q hand filed with stolen cards Missis-
sippi, Alabama. Georgia, New York and
Connecticut. Full-handedf flush ! Look
ing over these stolen cards, across the
table, with one hand on . revolver. the
old political bloat. thief and bull.dossr,
shouts to the Republicans. "Don't you
touch louisiana Don't yon steal a
card on me ! Don't you touch IL! The
people demand a reform.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27
The Gold Hin Daily News has

The Gold Hill Daily News has
now tho largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27
BORN.
DIED.

THURMAN In Gold Hill, November 3cth,
Herbert L., son OF j. D. and Louiss Thur.
man. ased 5 years and ! months.
8 HaFER-fn kur.fa. November as'h. Hon. ].
X, shafer, . native Of Virginia, aged IS yesrs.
BArY-In kuska. November 7sd. Thomas
Bsty. aged ~ yssr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

THE Democrats Of Connecticut made
efficient preparations. as soon a. they
came into power two years ago to carry
the State for their party. by repeating
the registration law. and other enact
msnts intended 10 secure the purity oil
the ballot.boI. The result was shown
in this last election. whore though the
Republicans greatly increased their ma
j~oritiss everywhere in the country towns
and small cities. they were eomplstsly
overslaughed by the votes cast in three
wards in Hartford. and three In New
Hsven-siI wards-it Is hardly neess-
sary to say-that contain the worst por-
ten OF the population Of the State.
Though the Republicans did not carry
tho State for Hayes. they have made u
clean sweep Of the Legislature, and have
q clear majority Of twenty on joint bal.
lot, where las, year the Democrats had a
majority Of ninety.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27
C..nittee sf Arrsussment..

Csa.ittse OF Isvitaiisu.
soLp NIL.
Thos A Atkinson, Al NeDonell,
Thomas Kelly. II symops.
John X Connors, Thomas Marks.
~ Berry, Thomas burke.
ThomssR Kelley, VIM White.
I'd wright, VIM LAPorce.
Joel N~sisveindsr. John wade.
Geo w Rogers. Mufty Long.
John Mitchell, FRED stephens,
Adam Wilson. PJ IAngan,
Thomas stephens. X Moore.
u McAfee, Eugene Marley.
George fleming. Dennis Harris,
Antonio sirva.
VIRGINIA CIT.
Richard Williams. Thomas Taite.
James pockery. Charles w,lllainson'
Iallaghan, hobert horison,
John Csvsnaugh, Nelson Allen.
aeorRe Williams. Dennis Nevin,
q W Cbase. Phelan.
Sullivan, Malachi Norton,
ID sullivan, Martin O'shes,
J Mahoney.
silver CRY.
TRF FAR, Ds'awtll,
RIA Young, Patrick Peters,
d l. Graham. Nelson LAngl0us
Peter Dernberser. Charles Owen.
Harry savage. 81 blsir.
Joseph Herbert. Harry Bfown.
l~tsesptisa Csmmittee.
W NJ John. John Yule.
bernard coyls. Hugh Lynehey,
John Marks. Thomas fiifg'raid'
Floor Managers.
u Dunlap, Hugh Mcdonald.
r. Atkinson. Thomas O'Brien.
Mark, Con McDinhes-,
Charles uermAn, John Donohue.
Edward Welsh.
Tho best Masic In tho count will be
In a~tteudaser.
TIC DO
tAdmitting Gentleman and Ladiesj
~ The cloak room and ladies' room. Is
we'll % the boot.polishipg department. will b.
under the charge Of . Special Committee. aud
no charge will be made 10 any guest who may
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27
ENGRAVING.

WHRN Y0U WANT To GET FOUR
w name, motto or anything In that line en-.
graved 90 spoons. watches, s~ilvervarr, and ali
that sost OF thing. 20 10 l.. O. BUTCH, "A
souih . street. Virginia. and have II dore In
good shape. 30
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27
GENERAL GoIEs.

TIE New York Tribune sums up the
peculisrities OF close contests for the
Presidency In former years; "Fivs
Presidential elections. in which tho vote
Of some one State might have changed
the result. occurred out Of the twenty.
two from 1889 to 1872. In l796, when
the State Legislature chose the electors.
Adams had only q majority Of 2 over
jefferson. the vote being II to GO. In
1912 President Madison vas chosen over
De Witt Clinton by 1913 to 80. In this
contest the vote Of either Pennsylvania
(23) or Virginia (23) would have made
De Witt Clinton President. In 1924 tho
full electoral vote Of New York (3l)
would have given Andrew Jackson a
majority Of all tho votes cast. As 1t
was. he received only n vote from this
State, and the election dsvolvsd upon
the House Of Representatives. The con.
test in 1874 was exceedingly close. Polk
received 40 votes. Clay lO5. The loss
Of New York "a votss) was fatal to
Henry Clay. Folks plurality in this
State was only 5.iOG. so that . change
Of ASA votes would have secured the
election Of Henry Clay. with oil Its
eventual consequences. At the sixteenth
Presidential election (iSis) tho vote OF
New York (Si) or Pennsylvania t2i)
would have given Csss . majority over
Taylor. Buchanan won In 1856 BY 81
votes. Without the aid Of Pennsylvania
he would have had only iis votes, the
exact number necessary to . choice
Had Pennsylvania gone Republican In
October. his defeat was inevitable
Lincoln in 1859 received $50 votes,
against i23 for his opponents. Notwith'
standing his great plurality. no needed
the vote OF New York to give him q ma
jority Of all the votes cast. Hsncefortl
small as well a. large States may deem
themselves Of great account"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27
NvERMAN .ILyER MINING

Dated November %. 1875.
X. n. TAYLOR. Attorney for Piaintins.
nng7 ls8lU N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

~ The cloak room and ladies' room. Is
we'll - the boot. polishing department. will b.
under the charge Of Special Committee. aud
no charge will be made 10 any guest who may
honor us on the occasion. noiltd
, 1876-11-19
CITY REAL ESTATE.

DOR sALE-sao. .oco-4-sToRY AND BASEMENT S.[
the building covers the lot: stone sdewalks and every
modern hc pnlag s9s. e 1 6ee
and seents vacant that will rent for pgns
this is s:atc-s IN three niosks Tt and
Il all rent ID will pay Is per cent? It Is sei.aG G!n or
every II there is any one whg wanss chan and
no hubus. Gail and set full particular. 1eFuts 'e'
casy. T. g. BOYD t;ooln II. l4B Aadls7a's1'
Tor SME-HOUSE AND Lot oa Is roL!n L!as: - poi.st
T. SO rwo lots on Stcte.Bt 1nonlfe z! l4S M[as %
, 1876-11-19
Iz0ARD1NG AND LODGING.

BOARDING AND 1ope1ss: .>.o,.-
West side-continuea.
10 yJNcHEsTER-Av.-To RENT. WITH BOARD.
terms moderate: h3! S3SE IRON s1@HsY9fs
1Ifa T1n '0'
% na5 s!s5y Changed hands and been put perfect
esr s9ts Tt thS es
so1Tu sTFHnR -FHnRy1suEp ROOMS;
sosc1s snin all modern conycnicncs: board or Isht
~ na:sn 1,o7 ans hasd a above adress
fronting park. ----------
~ wooD.sr. SOUTH OF -MApIsoN-oNE or
= -:S soi:Tfi :: SA7c1VoV.sT we'll, FTRS7sEEp
~ front rnoms win ~ without hoard or for il sht
housekeeping: :----.-
IL snHT5! SEfoN s,a ~ MUGSn Esn5emen
or ladies' employed during day. ---
00 AsuLASn.Av-. CORNER ToNR0E-sT.-
HS t4fnast ~ tu,o vnno rcnts Mt
low terms; also single bed in large front for
young gent who Will room with another; warm rooms
and al mooe1a RF7T WITH
teep,ns. So''ai aso' '1o o' lnrse e0e' l0l "Sn.
707 SOUTH PEORIA. stone SINGLE AND
toa M,s1us S5a s hot
=
souTn ;S tont h,srd: te1ns to snt5
'ne 'i'eee+ 17,37a7;7;7,
7 soUTH lief E on 80 ssk
too'ne 1t.o o'1t ~ - e"1 80
121 SOUTH LIT nodeT5 con-
h1n n.e furnshcd rooms "itn ooafo' luoa''n ''A
~ eo,,r1, 7,ron1 1,-cr-tl lp1rxsaNr FRONT
RSO Snu, 1.,th ~ Hoor ~ iwf. small family
19e SOUTH sAseANox. STOOD EooHI,
EJjtnh1r
1ss TOO soHTH =, GRErS:sT.=PLEAsASF ROOMS.
l39 yAf sieely fusashed. With 5oasd At reasonable
.,-C eonTn pFoRi3-sT = PHEASANT SINGLE
:I1U room, farnsiea With ars. cass board
z',,,".'. .o.' :. 49, ~, "3I.pcErpoET Too11
@ ase so'asS sase fS6
@e'A AAN "'s " ~ e . ~.
1T ross and
1os. Wy IVA. sonTu orr ~ WorcAy.sT-A LARGE FUR.
ass s Wilt IT: S
orc FULTOS-sT.-DR1CE HOUSE. SEVERAL
Ssqms baarS %e nos na e0' '''
40 rooms with Arstclass bonrd.
s)o1 WEST WESTINGHOUSE. : FURNISHED
ooo .s, wruT .n.ws.sr |'1 w g. '~s7 Hrnnv1suEn ROOMS
Z59 VIII WIFI board io1 gentlemen Or ladies' at S PEI
week -...,.--=--- -------
3 VEST rs
'n.cs' te.e.saseS ~ 75777,77c ;77;7,
33 roHns wEsT l1f ns2S
1ovuss ~ "..n 1,,,
21H VEST GIOS-Sr;[MdIn lt hUhiy'
oIC o largo furnished room. keletences IequHcu.
3GS WEST WAsnEGIoNoST; t., T;-DESlRABLE PES fs,aI
6 lao FIJI, FrrnroyssTSTo % REM VIII BOARD.
ye5y desirable rooms furnished or
400 PARK-AV.-A LARGE FRONT ROOM.
- furnished 1 With good board for TWO gents or
40 WEST RANDoLPu.ST STA LARGE, AND
nicely furnished front alcore sute. with ooald;
hot aud cold Wnter; Hood table,
H57 WEST MoNKoE;sT:M,.TWo DESIRABLE sA,Ii3s
OCs rooms unfurnlshed, with board, IN private
faulily: prices reasonable .----
I 7p1nf,,p AVN CIV 0CCTPTEE AIAPCE
II house overlooking un!oa Park, desires to rent one
or Two rooms to gentlemen, with or WITHOUT ooaro.
Address 26, Tribune Office. .
THREE DAY-noARDEES WANTED n PRIVATE
L family, oac block nom Carson s. Pire Address
V &c, Tribune Office
VICINITY DF JEFFERSON PARE-TO RENT.
with board. a suite O: pleasant front rooms. fur
nished ufurnshel; large closets; private family