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TIVE TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 50.
GUIDE TO THE EXHIBITION,
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Gam Schools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ The nineteenth animal term Of this Institution viii roLn
az No. Great JOness, New lork on WbDNESDA1
oct A. aud viii continue until May III 1911 Catalogues CON
aiming information he ubamed by personal appnca
ton 1t Jenesst, by letter adiea'ed 81 the
same number TO THEODORE W. DWIGHT Professor, Sc.
AW SCHOOL of t e UNIVERSITY OF
IL THE CITY or NEw.YORK The eighteenth annual
session begins Oct 2, 1915 For orcrars last exaEnl
lion paper, &c. apply w. L. MARTIN Seorvtry ~
Council 1Ii Broadway D. r. JAoUEs Secretary OF Fac
ultY, IS ChanbtrS-st
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For Both sexes-city.

COOPER UNION for the Advancement OF
" science ami Ars.--Tbe FREE MONT OiAAssEs IN
science and Art and the GREE DAY SCHOOLS OF Design
and Telegraphy for young women win commence on oeL l.
ons should be made aud all niornOoa RESPECTING
for the working classes can % ogtano ~
DE oface Cooper Union during The month o. septn
NJ tFfm 4. "a. d aud Iue3day, wednesday,
Ra.rsaSy snd FRIDAY evenings from T16 - begin
nang THURSDAY sept ~ ABRAM 8. HEWITT, secretary.
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Rirersde
lo2sxlOO; Germ&ns Le Insurance Company $4,000
oFFIcL2 RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
vgw-ToRK crrr.
BlSrst 2S7e II 8 Of 2dsve, iSJ9s.9; also. l3hss
SIS 293 Il Of Aveaue y. 2jxl03S;P Forrest 10 a..
ELiridees e. " . i5i Is 5 Of Grand ST. 251i00; p -
KDeDock and wfs to II Knob0ck 2ZOOo
tsrsca and vile TO e A Totten = $4,000
iord 20 8 stsard $4,000
as 2sS II eSf Avenue b. 2sx IOS ~ Ii sIickney and
wife Forrest Nominal
esd wsSDi W onren 70 j o Brso-.-......... 1000
esd ward Brien 70 oBren -. -. 1000
6jtf.t 3 200 u Q Of Sth-sve, sjxl0e5 + Cnmmins
south shave 10 S7 a5Ii o. DasenSuy and
s51st : 200 Il Of 5t6a1e. 25xio0Si Dcwdney
9 sinherr s1d wife 70 II Schulz 1850
10 Benedict 1850
syiyaasye cor Of c,1forap,aca isoxa9o ISitS WV
Ward I Poole and wife 70 & GeIn.yrs -. 1909
D Joles 5000
and vile 10 N Van Rsnst 10000
Eo0me. 10000
and wife 70 John cochrsne. $500, $4,000
70 Hasgcrty.. $3.50
$500
LRAsBa
ll:haye 90 646,. So years Mcneil Baesssa s65e
MoyIiian ...s....... 1880
lofoial.J j. Y. SAVAGE. Deputy Register.
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REAL ESTATE.
rnw.Yoaa, saturday. Sept.

HEw-YoaK. saturday. Sept. 10. 1879
Only she sale was made at the Exchanges
salesroOm to-day;
BIZ Jas m. Miller
One plot OF land Mverside ave, cor OF eistst -
lo2SKlO0; Lfe Insurance Company $4,000
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Drooklpn Real gslale for sale.

TOR SALE-ElegaDt 4-st0ry HOUSE, near
= tark, BrOO6lyn; very great bargain.
RULAHD q WHITING, Beekm1nsI
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FOR SALE-A fourislIing, paying Boarding
SchOo. Newiork. dress BuSl1ees Tribune OhGe
INSTITUTIONAL Professor in college in
this city, a. Unmarried 10 srcceSsfuioxp once
teacher wo be pleased 70 accept home IN Lrste ass
family IN return for INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH ant
MATHEMATICS Ample time given undoubt ed r.iereuees
given required Adde'S AMERICAN, Tribune Up
Town one, l,2:BS broadway.
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Coward INSTITUTE, for Boys. - Florida,
~ Orange Co.. N. wen Institution viii open
Sopt Is Superior advantages ofored number Of pupils I'm
tied To IS terms, 800 Address ths Principal
either az Institute or at 2i5 East i7th-st .
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A PLACE in perfect order containing I've
"A ceres orchard o. apples and pears DWELLING cArs1e
house. and other necessary buildings at POrchesteT West
Ches;5.Co, 10 lei, sJO0 year. d. c. HAVILAHD No
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MISS C0MST0CK,
WI Nos ~ aBd "a Weg 10th st,
FACING RESERVOIR PARK. -.
ENGLISH FRENCH, AND GERMAN BOAhplNU AND
DAY SCHOOL REDPHNs SEPT. u.
BOARDING Pupils LIN Jed To SIX ZEN
KINDERGAKTGS IN CHARGE OF
MISS LEONOWENS.
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Gouu!rn Real eslals for Sale.

A WELL-LOCATED SUBURBAN RESI-
N DESCE-One bour from city: valued $1,000: mort
ggge, 3 100; 70 EXCHANGE tor fARA
L. II. HOUSTON, 80 LAberty-st.
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. A MEX. SCH0OL INS,r.n IS a reIiable IN.

~ ueaionsi Agency OF 20 yearf snSeessui exPerence
N pPrcc1uug Ieichers o. Known AMY 70 isss au
session now preparation Explanatory rcnlaTs Tor stomp
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lady GOING ABROAD for the pnrpose

A LADY GOING ABROAD for the purpose
~ OF rtucang her children wOud TAKE CHI AiiO OF two
roe ohers giving them mothers equally with her
proposes Toe lug In town IN Germany DIS
ngushod FOR It's educational vantlges and del ghtn Sua
IN school knows 10 lie thoroughly excellent
This found unusual opportunity TOR parents or
guardians desiring educate their children IN Europe yet
hesitate hem entirely exposed 10 foreign lDnencs
satisfactory references given Address o. Tribune
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Real estate 90 exchange.

X{yANTED-S35,0O 900 HOUSE, east from
sun avs and below Seventy fourth st. 10 EXCHANGE
far smaller houses. rutland a WHITING beakmso-.s
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A HANDSOMELY furnished large HOUSE,
"A an modern convenience nc TarTyt9wn TO let low
suitable young ladies' Institute 8. EABEltSOS. SJ9 9th
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1876
gnstrurtlcn,
For Boys and Young Men Country.

DARK INSTITUTE, Rye, WestchesUer County,
N. r., on Long Island Sound, % miles from New. York
CITY New York aBd New-Hayen Rairoad)-TwelYe boys IN
family Of Principal; 5000 year Address HENRY
IN f.f' A NJ Pm
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Dancing Atnoemies.

ALLEN DODWORTH DANCING SCHOOL,
~ removed a. no ISL Ffh-aye., commences on SATUls
DAY Oct. Z. For particulars send Tor Circular
nIAMOND& BARON's Dancing Classes sd
y a. between Broadway and 7th.sve., eyery TUESDAY
and FRIDAY afternoon and evening elegant looms ami
practical instruction.
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AIRS. SYLVANUS REED BOARDING AND
IVA DAY SCHOOL. for Young LADIES', Nos. an East
FIfty tbir,ist NrwYork, REOPEES oct !. French anG
German practically taught careful training In Primary and
Preparatory Departmental COledNle course Of Study meets
ali demands higher education Of women ARRANGEMENTS Tor
brah ana comfort generous successful Kinder
p.,rteIt cted
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cry Co, Penn2Gth annual begins Sept Z. Thor
ougb training college and professor beautiful and hch
f home combined with UNSURPASSED Tor leading
Preparatory School in the state JOHN MEIGS, Pm. d.,
Principal ReferDces-PreSident Porter Yale Pres eut
hcCOsh, Princeton; President Cattel and Faculty. Laay
College.
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anetiou Sales Of Real estate.

II A. LAWRENCE g. Co.-F0RECL0SURE
~. SAIL al be EXCHANGE salesToom on fh9rs,I1y sept
Ion belougfng the OF Jas b. Taylor decreased
known 3O3 Madison north o; 4lst Sc lot 26xlOO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29
CALIFORNIA ITEMS,

The San Francisco '.llulletin'' says:
''The delegation from the nan Francisco
Schuetzen verein, sent 10 Philadelphia q
few weeks since, are giving . good account
Of themselves. A dispatch received from
them to-day that yesterday the
first match for money prizes was contested.
The first prizo was o by Adolph
atrecker; the second by Streuby. and the
fourth by Rahuyler. all 81 Nan Francisco.
The shooting for goblcts resulted a. fol-
lows: Second prizs won by w. Ehrrnpfort;
fourth by Philo Jacoby. and eleventh by
Koenig. all Of San Francisco.
The Sacramento ''llecord-U Union" says:
The Sacramento Orchestral Association,
which gave such . delightful concert Q few
evenings ago, has held . meeting at which
u was unanimously resolved 70 make the
organization Q permanent one. II pro-
poses 10 q series ~ concerts and
ask for subscriptions to the series. the OBJ
Ject being 10 create 4 fund TO enable tho
Association to enlarge It's membership and
10 bring outside talent into its concerts.
Queens circus train. says the Placer
ARGUS" Of June Gath. met with couple
Of accidents after leaving Aubum-one
between this place and Grass Valley, In
which four horses were killed. and the
other On his trip from Nevada City W
Dutch Flat; % of his property cages get
ting over the bank and rolling down the
hill and smashing mp the wagon consider
ably.
GOVERNOR IRWIN has appointed three
holidays In connection with the coming
anniversary Of the eth Of July. including
that day. the 81 and 9th. This particular
designation Of honor Is owing to tho Cen
tennial occasion.
NEXT Saturday there will be an anti
Piper Democratic Convention. In nan
Francisco, for the purpose Of putting up
an oppo@ition candidate for Congress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29

20 Republicans will say. II Is really .
compromise. and constructed with .
view 10 please both the hard and soft
money men. II says that 80 much Of
the Resumption Act a. provides for .
return TO specie payments in 1879 must
b repealed. but the rest may stand.
The declaration simply amounts to this:
We must have . specie basis some time.
bot you Western men may continue to
have your gresnbscks after 1878. II
Wa . shrswd dodge by the Tldsn men
10 eoneiliats Ohio. II the Resumption
Act 10 not enforced In 1879. another can
not b passed before 1880. and in 1880
there viii Be- another convention. and
the question can b rsopsnsd. By in
PRODUCING this plank in the platform.
the Tildsn men simply lodged the en-
tire question Of finances. and thus placed
thsir candidate In . position TO endorse
the declaration, without iujurins his
record - . hard money man in the
East.
We shall devote ZONE space to Tn
analysis Of the other planks in the plat
form in the future. In the meantime.
Ne are glad that Tildsn 10 nominated.
and that the great Centennial contest ID
to b fought on . square issue Of princi-
plss- II 10 10 b Democrat against Re-
publican now. aud va have no fears OF
the result. Governor Hayes has . good.
honest Democrat to beat. and he will
beat him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29
~uNrARALxLLkp Ee,orlsss.


Governor Tilden received the first
nsvs OF his nomination at the executive
mansion in Albany last night. After
the news had been verified he drew four
or Ave Of those present around him. and
in . tone scarcely above . whisper. said:
81 can tell yos what has been done.
This nomination was not made by the
leaders Of the party; Il WAS the people
who made u. They want reform. They
have wanted ID for q long time. and in
looking about they have become con
WINGED that Il IL TO Be found here point
ing TO himself.) They want II. That il
what they are after. They are sick Of
corruption and mal-administration Of
thar afain. They want a change and
one for the better "a thorough rsforma-
tion."
The egotism Of Governor Tildsn may
perhaps be excused. In view Of the fact
that he is the only a who eve re-
esived the Democratic nomination for
President when his own State was not
united in his support. But when q man
assumes to Be the only honest person in
his party. hs simply makes himself
ridiculous. The sublime cheek Of Tildsn
In throwing discrsdit upon the party
% whom he owes his nomination Is un-
p~arsllslisd. Il will be . pleasant thing
for the Democratic party to ruminats
upon. that the man whom they have
chosen a. their leader looks upon the
rank and nls rs scoundrels. We sim
esrsly congratulate the organization
upon the expressed opinions Of its
standard bearer.
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no oCR CARSON sussCRIsKRs

Having completed full arranssmsnts TO
that effect. our Carson subscribers may
rely upon receiving The GoLD HILL DAILY
NKws regularly each evening hereafter on
tho arrival Of the carr from this locality.
All citizens Of csnon Wishing 10 subscribe
for the News. can leave THAR names with
samuel Baker. at the Pioneer Cigar Store.
opposite the railroad depot. who Ia the
Carson agent for the News.
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GENERAL NOTES.


troduced the "ezpiatory bracelet" a
curious instrument Of mundane pisty
worthy the attention Of those who ars
seeking foe some means Of mortifying
the fssh: Who. while regretting the
horsshair garment which used to DO
worn. have not the courage to put on
sackcloth and ashes. The "eIpiatory
bracelet Is 4 plain gold band, almost in
every respect like the porte bonhssr o
being worn. but furnished on the in
side with hps and sharp steel points like
needles. which at every movement Of the
srm cause . d~isagrssably painful ssusa-
ton. They are all tho rage. and ars
prescribed by fashionable confessors to
stylish psnitsnts.
TEE New York Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty to Children on June
18th rescued from the keeping Of their
drunken father q little hunchback
bootblsck named Archibald Michigan.
and his delicate ssvsn.year-old sister.
whom the brute Of o father had kicked
into the street at midnight, the boy. be-
cause he had failed TO bring home but
twenty-five cents, and the girl for inter
esding for her brother. The mother
has only just got home from . s~ojourn
from Blackwsll's Island for drunken
ness.
HnRE IL . terrible temptation TO hus-
bands. in which sconomy conspirss with
the hckleness Of the masculine heart.
A young Polish Countess, Josephine
Zslsnoka. shot herself the other day at
wilma. In her husbands presence. be-
cause he had refused to let her go and
pas several months In Paris. He Ia
already bstrothsd 70 . prettier woman
with more domestic tastes.
The Boston Tra'seript says that John
A. MeKasson. . member Of the frat
Boston party Of Arizona colonists,
writes: ave got 10 our destination At
last; found 1t TO BE- nothing short OF q
barren desert. and struck out for Pres.
colt. Cannot get anything TO do. Re-
member US to all inquiring friends. and
10 any think Of coming this way. tell
than to stay At home"
STATE TaxAsunAn RiDowAr OF Illinois
hsd . sharp scrimmags with . burglar.
whom he found in his slsspins.room At
Springfield. the other night. Hs'broks
. chair on the fellows head. knocking
him from Q window. seventeen feet TO the
ground.
MANI places on the Pacific Coast. as
veil - In the Atlantic States. have de-
eidsd to suspend operations In the prin-
cipai places Of business from the lst Of
July until the 9Th. in order to give their
employees an opportunity to celebrate
the Centennial 9Th.
Souri, NEwAnx. Connecticut, has .
hermit who lives In . howell six feet
square aud ak feet high. sustaining Life
ON crows. skunks. voodchucks and such
other birds and animals - he can kill
With his gun. lie is very neglsctful OF
his toilet.
TnERz are only two gallons OF whisky
per year manufactured for each inhabi-
tant Of the United States. and u 10 q
elssr case that somebody has got to 60
without.
TEE attendance at the Centennial En-.
hibition 10 daily diminishing. and the
prospects are that II will prove . iinsn-
eial failure.
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And In accordance with lay. and ~ order Of
he Bosrd Of pirsesoss. nsds % The atth day o.
Nay, isIs, - nsay shssss Of each psrcs
Of meh stock - may b necessary VIII b sole
Il publis sustisa. 81 The enos Of The Company
Reom .. No. <rs California street, sea ffrn
cisco. California. on eATUHpAY, ne istn dsI
ssid dsy, 70 pay aid d~slisquent assessmenl
thSrsou, toesthsF with costs OF Advertising and
o, PHILLIPS, SECRETARY.
oncs-Room Q. zoo California strest. ssz
Rrspcisco, California. Js1std
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29
A SQUARE Is>suE

1876 are nov placed fairly before the
people. The Democrsts have nominated
samuel J. Tildsn. Governor Of New
York. for President Mr.. Tilden ID .
good. square. honest man. q Democrat
because he honestly believes that Demo-
cratic principles are the only ones upon
which the country al safsly rest. He
il an old-tims Democrat. following. o.
nearly y he can. In the footsteps Of the
founder Of What va once . great party.
Thomas Jefferson. There 10 nothing In
his character which can b assailsd. and
his Republican enemies at the polls are
his cordial friends and hearty admirers
In private life. Democracy has acted
wisely in presenting such aman for the
sufiragss Of the people. He 10 In every
respect worthy Of confidence rs . true
man. and the result Of his nomination
will BE- to mas In solid body the old
time Democrats Of the nation. unless
Ohio and her sister states In the West
bolt the nomination to-day. There Ii
. rumor that they will do 20, but rumou
count for but little In thsos days. II
Ohio Ia wise for its party II viii not rs-
peat the great srfor OF . ano mus
destroy all nope OF sven rssPsc'Ao's
campaign.
The nomination OF samuel >. iiidsn
will reduce D night 10 OF principles
lone. There II no choice os.wssn
Hayes and Iiidsn - msn. BON are
honest ~ sanesrs IN their svoaon 70
party principles. Not . word can Dc
SAID Aeainss tns character .. s''nsf -
men, Wv oo
MAKE ~ aon'.' ra'' = WIN
s''ns' III q eaAir 'ns's "oaia NO
eo"P'o ."n
'ns am VI Nus oNa P@"5
Ahe nsos 10" vi"
none o"'y
~
ms 'H'
''n' Po" ~.
s'nnaeh' " "Ania 'a
'hs democracy inA' question 'ns ps'-
p'e themselves mus' ss'us ~ INC P'.'
As P''ne'P'es ~" wv "'
fought Tor w eanno' 'ooe closely 9
'ns platforms upon ~n,en 'sen p..''
Bases "s e'ai~. 70 PoPaia 'A'o'' "
oseiafa.'0h " 'ns
os'0's .ns s'enH! "' %
s'ety e'''Asn Ano. p.'eA VIM
parry sueesss''i No'm'' m
I'd no. g'"'' Sqa.' n
s"' P'Au''m' "uns y ~' s''s
principles upon sn'eh inc parry
which savsd me nio was of's,hany
founded. IL has bee reviewed ny
friends N enemies and IL merits and
defects arc now TO DO judged OF oy o
nation. The Democrats have nov pro-
n ~
~" "' An'
ins'Anes' % P-
o'so :. -
spp'
Pu
'o'"' ~
~~~
ma. -, ....-.
r"-m
49, .-,s-w. -, A..
.-
;.,o ~. omo.. M. 5000
49,. p..n,,;..,. In ,sco -,
a. .,;ovss .nn,.ms nov.r and vh.n,
through their m-achin.tons, and u.
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sTocKHoIDERS' NETTING.

Ors.0cc o Sx 81. s Cnt 1n.es.. st. Jus. M III,
is,e-Ths regular annual meeting Of ihs stosk'
holders OF the ov0man siivs Mining Compa-
~, for the election Of Trustees for The sasuing
year. and I've the transactien Of ssch badness
q may properly cone before q. will Be hsld q
street, san flncisco. California. sn THURS
DAY. Juiy thirtssnth. 1874. st the hour Of tive
O'Clock '. =. Transfsr bosks will Be closed "a
Friday, July rsventh. ISIS.
ie1S ID GEO. ID EDWARDS. eecfetasy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29

A cu~ARAcrxRrsric New England al.
vertissment In this: "a lady In Clare
mont, N. H., Of Enersonian thought
and sentiment. dssirss to secure Bum.
mer boarderS."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29
NEW TO-DAY.
nICToU MINING C0MPANY.-LO.
cation q principal place Of business, Ban

Looation o. vofks. Cold Hil1. Nevbda.
Iovingdsserfbed stock, on account OF sssess-
neat (No. iD levied on the 2tth day Of Nay.
lo1k, the ssvsral amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholder. 10 fot.
lows:
NEmss. No. Csrtif. Bhs. Amt.
psIlE Up q. Tras.sss.
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NOTICE.

no MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY or
,s,.n rse 70 , SGs': or rioo s,,S "a Az so Ss:s's 3. We e
Fourth Of July. 1910, will please Hnd IN their
names 10 JUD0K KNOX. OF T. D. eroRER. ct
The ooeld ana Curry once. OF OF before NON.
jss;.d T. p. sroaKR. s.crs,sry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29

TnE.s are only two gallons Of whisky
Per year Manufactured for each inhabi-
tant Of the United States. and 10 II q
elssr eass that somebody has got to 60
without.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29

MARRIED.

QuINLAN-ln vlrxisis. Jups %, Dora Quin.
Ian, acd ~ yssss.
RKEsE-ln Virginia. June -. Anna hofgan.
daaghtsr OF Phillip and Julia lsssss. aged "
months. NC
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29

TEE attendance ct the Centennial Ex.
hibition IL daily diminishing. and the
prospects are that Il will prove . finan-
cial failure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29

Souri, NKwAnx. Connecticut, has .
hermit who lives In . bowel six feet
square aud ak feet high, sustaining life
on crows. stunks. voOdehucks and such
other birds and animals - he can kill
With his gun. He is very neglectful OF
his toilet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29

MANY places on the Pacific Coast, as
well - In the Atlantic States. have de-
eidsd to suspend operations In the prin-
cipal places Of business from the lst Of
July until the 9Th. in order to give their
employees an opportunity to celebrate
the Centennial 9Th.