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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-04

AMAZON CONSOLIDATED MINING
"A Ccmpany-lccattcn u rrine1pel plac<
81 business san francisco, CAitfornaa-Lece
sion II vorks, D~vur 0ate Mining Dtserte4
LYON County. Nevada. - Noeace b Aessey
gwen. that q meeting Of the Board Of Dtrec'
sors, held ". the sssA day VI Nuvsnese. lsss,
an as~essmsnt tNo. u Of txsnty Censs ceocy
per shsre was levsed upon ehs capital seccl
Vt tue coeporaeson. payable tnDe11aesly d
United otatee Gold coin ~ Ne sscretAky = ~
once Of the Compasy. - Pine strsst. Rooms
- and II, San Fnnctsco CaitfosntAr Any
rsosk rrsss watch sAis asssssnsas sAsll n.
main unpaid on the eth day Of January, 1873.
will b delinquent, and sdvUttssd FER snlc .
publicA uction; and unl~ee paymene - made
before will be cold on thu kSDAx The 3ssh
asy Of January, 1875. 1t oae o'clScA H.. 10
pay the delinanens asseeanent together with
coats az atverttstng end exre1eee OF eAlo.
Be order u the Beard a. DtrectcsA
JOHN A. kElCHERT, 0ec'y.
Qosce--sSo Pine street Roons ~ aud 81. cen
FrAnctsco, California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-04

LN OR TEAMS APPLY Fl , N Nee
= NIB. silver Csty, 80 ". btNtD.1.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-04

a TLANTic CONSOLIDATED MINING
"A Company--Lssasion OF principal piece
Of basi,sexs. san Francisco, California. oca-
ton II work. Deyils cate District. storey
and Lyon Counties. Nevada. - Notice =
hereby given THAI II . meeting OF the Trus
tees II said company held On the 10Th day
Of October. 1876. an assessment NO. " OF ~
Cent? per shar, ~as levied up,n the capital
stock 81 the corporation, payable Immediately
In United states gold eoin. to tbs SECRETARY
Of The ofac~ OF the company. No. $50 Pine
street Room No 81. san Francisco. Cali
torniA And Xnv stock up.n which this
assessment shall remain unpaid an the Twsn-
tieth tsoth day af November. ls's,
will be deemed delinquent Aid Will be duly
advertised for sale II public au>tion, and un.
less payment Is inSsie bcfore will b cold On
TUESDAY. the Nineteenth day Of peecns.
Der, } sic. to pa delinquent assessment. TO-
gcthe with coSss OF sdacrttsing and caps nsss
Of lie
onier of th Boar Of DIRECTOR.
PETER hob RTsuN. secretary.
onoe-Rcom 81. Nc $50 Pine strvs,. Ssn
Trsreiscs. California.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

- 4. 4 MONTGOMERY MINING CON.
II . PAM The annual In. citing OF the
above nsmeA Company Tor this sl~rtioa Of
Trustees for the ensuing year and for saeh
other busin~ss - may come before the meet
ing. viii be held 81 the oibce Of tue company
corr e. of Main snd PssAlama ssrssss. toi1
HILL. Ssorey county. New. % Dsesnbss -
1915. II ! o'cioek p. u.
~ oeAas a the Tras4ses
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OF type and Printers Material. - csnnse
don With our alres.iy extensive ssecl. vs o..
prepared " execute eli ki0ds Of
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-04
S,lIy1R CRY MIMIC ooMPANy-Lo

SILyER CITY MINING ooAPANy-Lo-
- cation o; principal place u eusiness, san
Francisco, California - Location Of wosas.
Devils GATE District, Lyon County, He
vsaa - Notice 10 hereby gwen, that - .
nsscting OF the rrassevs II said company. held
Oh the 10th ef November. it,s, ~ sssrasinsnt
Inc, u u. ~enty Ave Utnts per shsfv vas
levied upon the capital stock VI the corpors-
ton. pay able immediately In gold coin VI the
United states. T. the Secretary. u the once
Of the Company. No. ~ Montgomery
street. San Francisco. Any stoc I upon which
this assessment shall remain unpaid On the xad
day Of December 1875. viii be delinquent. and
advertised for sale ss public aucsaon, and
unless payment Is made before viii be sold
on THURSDAY. the 18th day OF January
1851. TO pay the delinquent ss~r~sn~nt. tosrth.
Or with costs Of sivertisins aud expsnsss Vt
sAle.
by order Of the Board Of pir~etorse
ALFRED X. pURRkow. Se-'y.
Once Room No. 90 Nevada blocl. Se
Montgomery street. San Francisco, California.
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NaIr CONSOLIDATED MINING CON,

INRIE CONSOLIDATED MINING CON
II pany--Locxtion Of principal place 1t
business, San Francisco, CAiiicrnia-llosa-
tion of works. DEVILS Gaze District, Lyon
County. Notice 10 hereby. giSen. that
II q NEE ing Il the pirctcrs held On the 2eth
day Of Nevemh =, ISIS an assessment u. ~
Of Ten Gents tiocl pr SHARE Was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation. payable
imm rdi.tely Ia United states geld com. I the
- crrtsry Of the ofsce OF tse Company. "a
Pine street, San Francisco. California. Any
stock upon which this assessment shall re-
man unpaid ON the 18th day Of December.
1875. viii be delinquent. and advertised for
sale 1T public auction: and an'css payment 10
made before, will be soid on MONDAY. the
nd day 81 January. lS.'. 10 pay the delin.
auent sssessmt Ut. tagethsf with the costa OF
advertising and sxpens~s vi sals.
J. L. FIkLDs. s~c'y.
Once No. SsA Pine street, san frasesscs,
California.
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YoSTPoyENINr.

The date on which Assessment No. Of the
Atlantic Consolidated Mining Company vail
become aelinQa ~nt 10 hereby Postponed tall
the TwkNTY.fHikp Of December. 1873, and
the sale Of ss~iin2urnt ssoek viii take plscs On
tn. TWENTY-skCONb VI January. ls.s
py afler Of the Beard of pir~ciors.
PETkK BoBEkTsok, sss'y.
Room g., $50 f,es strect, 80 fraurisco. Cali
furn.A.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-04

HAVING LArKLY ADDED. AHD nEiNe
IL stiil in pscslIt. Of nsv Fsss Of The
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-04

IA Company Notes.-The annual meeting
Of the ssock holdegs 81 the above naznet con-
psny viii b heid = the otlee VI the Co..
psny. no. $40 Pine sfrees. Roauss - aud u.
aaa Frsneisro, on TUESDAY shs ssth day At
Nevemb<s. A. d. lsss. q ase o'caoch =
n for the election Of trustees fcS the ensuing
wear. md the transaction Of such other buet
mess a. may come before the meeting.
By order Of the Board.
JOHN 4 nEIcHERI. esc'y.
Han Ynuoiaco, Nov. q Isle
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-04

sWVHE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING LARGE
~ added 10 his stock o' Horses. Carriages
spd haggirs, well - 70 his accommodations
for Boarding Horses. 10 epeparcd 10 rsspond
promptly aud satisfactorily ~ all demands
hich may be made upon him fur anything
Ia the line Of Bagsies. saddle Hsrses % taf-
riascs Among the recent additions ~ IN
stock Of Riding Hcrp~s are several me sp~et-
mcns. gentle 10 lambs, yet lively - light.
niu. ax.h. procursd far the especial use ID
ladiea NILAlAM AoOAkt-
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v,roinla l. Truckee r. r.
New ArrAn &c m en- {!
LIGHTNING EXPRESS!

<,N AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY 1. is7s.
Yhrsaxh Irains D~iIy
s.t~e.u VIRGINIA CITY and San FRA
cisco. via valisyo. vail leave - follows,
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NOTICE TO coo VINE Il :.
To Albert s. Johnston:

yUVHE UNDERSIGNED. Co-owNERs OF
IL the Times lcdS-. situated IL Devils cate
All chsRaio~E Mtniag piSrict. hereby give
aa,lcr f.ss - have expended Ant csused 10
he eXpet3e the satn of ~ .Sol fifteen hun
drci poliars. L. gold eoin. for labor and
supplies, thai The proportiun Of the said e.
p~nditares ...sde ~ Aforesaid due from yea
smoanf 80 SSol Ysa are further Inclined
slaaa in Gaze you fail or refuse & pay said
ansousss due ~ your proportion II such eSprti-
diiure 81 the andersisue IN silver CITY. Ne
vAda on or before the expiration Of ninety
days fran the nrsi publication ~f this notice.
your interest In the said Tiines claim and
ledge viii. IN accordance With an Act ~ Con.
grsxs. tislcl, .An Act 10 promote tho de-
y.lapment Of the mining resources OF ehe
United States. approved My 10 ls79. be
come the property of the undersigned CO.
ownerx. who m sde and authorized the above
expenditures ON aid claim dnYsng the ysars
ISIS and 1873.
JAS. u sAFEI.
y. KENYON.
H. foNrEcILLA-
G. bEckE9.
silver Cay. New. Scv. u. is.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-26
lBy Associated Press.l
FIGURING AT ST. LOUIS.
What Is Claimed by Tflden's Friends
and ODpOnents.

NEW YORK, June 26.-The HeraId's St
Louis special says: The following is the
lot, as made by his friends at the Tilden
headquarters: 1t might, from such a source
be supposed TO represent the extreme view
1t is believed will give him some votes.
TILDEN's FRIENDS CLAIM
Alabama, Is; Arkansas, II; California, u;
SelSraao To- SoTnesie ia EKlorids
"A; Maine, II; Massachusetts, &c; Michigan,
20; Minnesota, 10; Mississippi, Is; Missouri,
s,, Ne so Ms y g NeS S q New HamP
Oregon, 5; Rhode Island, 8; South Carolina,
u; Texas, l6; Vermont, 10; Virginia, 22
Wisconsin, is. Total, AS.
MR. TILDEN's OPPONENTS
naturally take different view OF bis count
from almost every state, and deny him many
that his friends claim. The computation is
orado, 6; Connecticat, y; niionis, 10; Ken
lucky, II; Maine, IA; Maryland, 6; Mime
sofa, 10; Mississippi, lSi Missouri. 10; Ne
New York, 20; Massachusetts, 26; Oregon, 4;
Rhode Island, 6; Vermont, 10; Virginia, 10.
AN EsT1MArE OF rrLprN's CHANCES.
The full vote, counting one for each dele
votes OF Delaware, Maryla Indiana, New
with candidates (admitting that Maryland
may adhere TO Bayard, y this lessons the num-
Der by 172 and leaves 566. or these Tllden's
oppSp'enis ADMIT s that he win fst sss Of the
that he VIII get one half He will thus have
by reasonable computation 416 votes, or only
seventy-stx short Of two thirds. II is be-
portion OF the votes locked up In the states
that stand by the candidates viii 20 20 him.
The eastern votes kept out OF the general
victory against Hendricks. The anti Tiidsn
men count TO votes OF Mr.. Hendricks
q follows Alabama, 20; California, 4; mi-
Kentucky, Y; Maryland, 4; Nichigan, p;
Missouri, 20; North Carolina, 20; Orexon, 2i;
Tennessee, "a; Texas, 10; Virginia, IL West
Virginia, 10; Wisconsin, 10.
THE fAMMAUYITn
are very bitter against Tilden. John Kelly
has refused 70 shake hands with Con9ross-
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THE DELEGATES ALL IN.
The Fight Centers on TiIden
Friends claim Ill air ne COuy entfou

ST. LOUIS, June 26, 12.2) p. m.-The rush
and roar OF the convention is most apparent
to-day. The delegations are all in; the hotels
overflow; bands fiji the air with music, and
the streets are radiant with banners and
fags. The caucussing since yesterday has
been most active, but mainly confined 10
Tilden and anti-Tilden. Everybody is i'm
pressed with the elaborate organization
with which Tilden enters the convention.
The delegates and workers in his interest
turn up In unexpected quarters, aud IL IL
were not for the vigorous fight Tamma any
Hall and the Cincinnati crowd are making
on him, his nomination would be cOnceI led.
No other candidate
EXCEPT HENDRICKS
has developed any strength against him.
The Indiana delegation has become demon
allZed over the pressure to put Hendricks
second on the ticket and fails to consolidate
bis vote. TIlden enters the con vention with
the same relative strength as Blaine at Gin
c'pnati, and would win If the two thirds
rule did not prevail, for he comes, on the
closest estimates, within forty votes OF q
majority. Their estimates this morning
give him just half OF the conventions vote,
which his friends declare will result Ia his
nomination by the third ballot. Mississippi
and other states are instructed to move the
abrogation of the two-third rule, but IL is
ne,d VIII iail: oaly a majority vote is
AT A MEETING OF SOUTHERN DELEGA-
TIoN5
this q. M, the general opinion favored unit
ing on ticket which could carry Indiana in
october and New York in November and
Tilden and Hendricks was the ticket gene
rally named, though Thurman developed
considerable strength. Maryland and VIr-
gtnia seem sure OF Tilden on the second bal
lot.
HANCOCK
will be presented by Pennsylvania and sec
onded by Louisiana, but tt is doubtful III he
can hold the former solid after the first bal
lot. Ten OF the delegations declared for TIL
den at the meeting this morning. There is
no outside support whatever of Hancock;
the western democrats all oppose taking a
military man. Al.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-26

THE REPUBLICAN, CAMPAIGN.-At Ere.
mont, Ohio. on Saturday evening q most
enthusiastic reception was rendered to Gov.
Hayes by the citizens, irrespective OF party.
Speeches were delivered by Mayor Dickif-
son, Gov: Hayes and others. '""Between
four and ave thousand people assembled in
Exposition Hall, Cincinnati, Saturday eve
ming to ratify the nominations of the repub-
lican convention held In that edifice. Gov.
Noyes and Secretary Bristow addressed the
he could use was too strong to express his
confidence In the patriotism, purity and
trustworthiness OF the nominees. go. A large
and enthusiastic Hayes and Wheeler ratifi-
cation meeting was held at Mobile, Ala, on
Saturday night .'''Steps were taken in
Chica go last week to reorganize the Tanners
OF 1868, under the name OF "Scalpers,n Q
1854. in which he said, "Any man who leaves
the army to 60 home to electioneer for Con-
eress should be 'scalped." The uniform viii
sfYle.
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BAL.noyr. june H.-yirFinis dxss, deferred,
frm, dtmsrd good, no falo1<.
BAlTmOKE. June 4.-Ootfon quiet and ssss6y-.
nlseaiins lI5sslIx: Flour dull end hsevy-hev-
arc street and western super. 3Q0A978: DO. oxtrn.
..ess GO DO family sosS rs oity nills supsr, $50
amber track. s.; do. red, Local Is; Psnssyivssis
amber. 10: a.. white. S.l.s. Csrs-soufSssSS,
seuthsrs. white, .ssa: 90, yellow, sssS: vssssn
seod y prime. s.se: ..ssssn vSiss, ~; sssss3
MIXED, elas4 Rye nominAlly uuchanged Hav Ann
:: :P a. hsssymH,s;lyi:na md snis g e
Bun neon. ssoS,d enc e q a.. f15s
~ lcoss; sxailf psehsd. Bseon..rhesidsrs, 8
.ss.dy-rsnn:d, nxslsx. Bstssr ssiss S as -
49,: ssisss tssls 81 Sss.s au ss:se1
- ~ ~ ~. x GO, -
1sess 80: Q. 49,: -. TX: -.
e.: :: sf -; AZ "a :. ~ 1000.
sS aS. .:;.; =: =; &: si.Ss. -:
~: ~ y. Sse: Is. 1ssssss.t " s'ss' ~
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RAGUSA, June 36--Intelligence received
here from SclavOnic sources states that the
HeTzegovinian chiefs will assemble al Bag
mani on the 9th OF July TO agree wIthe Nom
tenegro about their operations In case Ser
via commences hostilities against Turkey.
England and the Eastern Question
LIVERPOOL, June 26.-The Posts London
correspondent says he hears from a trust
worthy source that serious differences exist
intlmates that the present policy is Mr.. Dis
raeli's and not Lord Derby's. The CORE
spondent says: The reason why sucn an OBJ
stlnate silence has been observed In ParlLa-
ment on the policy OF the government on
this question is that a debate would make
manifest these differences, which could not
fail 10 prove very prejudicial 10 the govern
ment- Lord Derby and Sir Stafford North
cote, chancellor OF the eNchequer, on the one
hand, and the premier, Mr.. Hunt, first lord
OF the admiralty, and the marquis OF
salisbury, secretary OF state for India,
on the other, are widely at variance on The
extremely serious point Of the amount OF
support 10 be awarded Turkey by Englond
In the event or a crisis. Every one is hoping
for the best, but nobody's eyes can be closed
10 the alarming resemblance the presr1t
situation bears TO that Immediately pre-
ceding the Crimean war. II We do not this
time drift into hOstilittes, it certainly Will
not be owing 20 unity ard energy In the
cause OF peace OF Mr.. DisraeIt's government"
Ii is proper TO state that the Post Is q zeal
Gus liberal Journal.
The Khedive's Reply 20 the New Sui.
CAIRO, June 26.-Ahmed Bey has left here
for STEAMBOAT as the bearer OF the khedives
reply TO the imperial nrman announcing the
accession Of Murad Effendi TO the throne OF
Turkey.
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The Khsdive's Reply TO the New Sui.
The New York Post once Inyestixs-

NEW YORK, June 26.-The Congressional
committee this morning continued the ex-
animation OF an inspector of material on
the New York post Office, but nothing new
was ELECTED. IL is expected that Superin-
tendeDt Hulburd will be recalled to-day.
The committee have personally examined
the finished and unfinished portions OF the
building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-26

The squadron st latest stands with a larger
plurality for Tilden than he had yesterday,
with Hendricks next and the rest scattering
and doubtful. Kansas threatens to bolt AZ
Tilden is nominated. All of the St. Louis
democratic papers this morning urge TIlden
and Hendricks as the ticket, ana certainly
represent the prevailing outside sentiment;
but the ballot may be otherwise. a.
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FOREIGN NE|s.
Pressure on seryfa.

PARIS, June e6.-rhe newspapers here say
The powers are again eXcising a pressure AT
Belgrade 10 induce Servia 10 abandon its
warlike attitude.
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The Platform

The platform is already drafted in advance.
1t squints towards hard money, but has an
evasive and meaningless plank. The Chi
nese question is in il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-26

The CONFERENCE COMMITTEE on the
Post Ofdce appropriation bill held another
meeting today, but failed to agree on a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-26

VTwo spans Of the railroad bridge across
the Missouri river At Kansas City were
burned on Friday. II viii take two weeks 70
repair the bridge.
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specials to The STAR
Gov. Palmer on Davis and TfIden.

ST. LOUIS, June 26.-Gov. Palmer, OF ILL.,
nois, speaks this a. m. OF Judge Davis as
follows :-"He has not declined, no state has
instructed for him. and he feels under no
obligation TO decline, even though he may
not wish TO appear as candidate. His
strength is scattering, unorganized, and al
together latent; our only hope is that he
may come In as a compromise man."
Gov. Palmer don't believe Tilden can be
nominated, and says IL he is he will be de-
feates.
Sey mOur Says Tflden Can Carry New
York.
Ex- Gov. Seymour sends word to counter
act Tammany that Tilden can carry New
YORK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-26

A KHRosHNE HoRRoR--Mrs. Larry No
Carly and four children were badly burned
by q kerosene lamp explosion 0t Ogdens.
burg, New York, Saturday evening. The
mother and one daughter died yesterday.
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Dead.

NEw YORK, June 26.-Ex-United States
Marshal Robert Murray died here yester-
day, aged 81 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-26

MA. WIN. WILKINS GLENN, who was for
several years proprietor Of the Baltimore
Gazette, died at his residence on North
Charles street n that city, on Saturday
night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-26

JUDGE BUCRNER IN THE MINORITY
Judge Cate OF Wisconsin, democratic men,
Der OF the House District of Columbia Com.
mittee will unite in the conclusions set forth
In the report OF Judge Hendee Republican
mem per OF the committee) on District affairs.
This will make it the majority report. and
nority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-26

THE REPORTS OF Postmaster General
Jeweifs contemplated resignation are posi-
lively denied by him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-26

DEATH OF MRs. ADFRED SPArEsv-Yes.
terday morning Mrs. G. Amanda, wife OF
our well known fellow citizen, Col. Alfred
Spates, died 1t her residence in this city, in
the 4sth year Of her age. She had been iii
attacked BY congestion OF the brain. Mrs..
Spates, Gas well ~ her husband,) was q ma
tive OF Montgomery county, this state, but
both have long been residents Of Cumber-
land.-f Cumberland NesCs, 2lth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-26

/ a LhI IT Iaf a0.S1 I:s.ss;sily p aiU@ e.
M. TkkzSR, Of siis city. "a fSss Ne lave .cvsS
our efnce = ny nev rssl1snoe. corner O. = stresS
vhere vs VII b DDse2se g 50 orr nfsaaa.
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Terms-64O Per month OF four weeks "A
Special terms made for families, or for svy SAV
Ttco persons occupying one room. SE.fE
The Iart from ~ ashiBg ton to the Springs an1 Ir-
turn By Baltimore and Ohio Railroad aud CO aches
IRON winchester, Is only s. 50 the round trip.
fuIe ar, healing walers, grand scenery, sbun-
can't an useTneuts, may al be obtained this
mer resort. No bar, 10 extortiOnate charges, no
restraints Of fashion.
Coed TODD, abundsntIy supplied, cooked IL best
manner, promptly served.
lt - the aim Of the proprietor 10 make Rock Enou
epriugs an attractive simmer home for N ashinz-
tOn1ans- 81 rates which all can afl ord
be best Of servsnts have been engaged.
For cescrintive Am cts Information call on
= PkATT * SON, Insurance Agents, 4OI 9,h
street. ielO-1m
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New viii not be ready with his big explosion
at He'll Gate by the Fourth Of July, as had
been anticipated. IL IL now hxed for the
end Of August, or the beginning Of 6eptem-
bef-fBro0kiyn 4 rQSs.
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SHOT DEAD.-Albert Curtis, son OF Judge
Curtis, OF Ashland, Ohio, was shot and in
etantly Killed In Q rancho near Laramie
City, wyoming, by o man named Chandler.
The shooting grew out OF . difiiculty about
Curtis getting on hay land. Chandler ID still
At large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-26

PAYING THE INTER EsT-The Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury has directed that
the payment of the July interest be COM
menced on the 9th instant without rebate.
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kilograms to The Star.
BEFORE THE BATTLE.
FIGURING AT ST. LOUIS.
TILDEN IN THE LEAD.
HIS FORCES WELL ORGANIZED.
THEY CLAM Il MAJORITY.
But NOT TWO-THIRDS.
WILL HE MISS IT LIKE BLAINB3
AND HANCOCK CONE IN LIKE HaYES7
OR is 1T HENDRICKS!
A SHAkY PLATFORM.
FACTS AND OPINIONS OF TO-DAY.
EXCITEMENT AND A BIG ROW,
THE ST. LOUIS CONVENTION.
The Situation To-day.
Standing of the Platform and Candidates
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Mr. BLAINE still continues to improve,
but is much Frustrated by the excessive heat.
He will leave to-morrow, with his family,
for Augusta, Maine, in a special car, so that
he can go through without change of cars.
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- WhIYE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
One and / slf mile from StevensOn's De . 4
Pot, Virginia. Round trip ticket from vCA9
Wa bin gton and return, SIS lk.iIE II
Jel7 I'm Z. o. JORDAN, Propr,eIOr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-26

COMMODORE EDWARD @. GRAFTON, q. g.
NJ, died Saturday at his residence in New
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"M0OREfS HOTEL I" LsondTdfolra, MI
I'f - now Cpen for the eception Of 4 n a
,eunDer boarders. Fish, Oysters, Grabs, Ry
fresh Int Of The water daily. Amusements, Ls:y
BCafng, Bathing, CrOluet, Ten Pins, 81, sc,
Tens: so per day, 80 per mo tn Boats 10 and
frCm Washington three times q week.
jel6- In Leonar5town Md
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter.
nal revenue, 1852 .962 80; customs, sl31 ,52I g.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-26

FAILURE OF THE COSFERESCE ON THE
LEGIsLATIyE APPROPRIATION BILL-The
conference on the legislative ana judicial
appropriation bill Terminated Saturday
without coming TO auy agreement. The
differences are SO great that the present com
nttee Will be unable TO adjust them, and a
new conference committee will probably be
ordered. The failure OF the committee to
agree on the controverted amend ments will
prevent Coz gress from adjoining as early
as was anticipated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-26

THE PRESIDENT and party returned from
Harrisburg last night.