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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29
THOMAS BOWLING, AuctIoneer.

THOMAs BOWLING, Auctionecr.
IN BE AND STANDARD PEARS AND CON
Sex On TIT RSDAY MORNING., March 3ntb,
lAio, cmmeBcinh at 10 o'clock, In front of my
auction rooms. shall sell for andrew Bassler,
Ui stcnsyl'Ie, Balt'mo county, Nd, q nursery
Hhh 81 b ga rorutaiior, about ] 90 Evergreens.
rem to leet high com rosing all he different
ieiies, fire C ilsctj OF Dwarf and standard
Pears aud Concord Grapes Terms cash.
RAYS TH0S. BOWLING. Auct.
- N. COX CO., Auctioneers, 639 q street
The auctiop sales Of DBY and FANCY GOODS At
No 726 7th stTeeT. between G ana n rorthwest will
he resQD ed MONDAY. March 27th, AT 10 a m :,
Gtd continue dailJ at ibe hour until the entire
sCck Il closed cut
msi25 Nv RN. cox Co, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

When an article yoa prepsire,
lpsencec for q reWSns naire.
Etc you send 10 ire efitaire.
BE sure 10 aliN your sign ataire.
Write. brothers. write write with care
ou = single side OF The papstre.
Unless you wait tie cssnpoSitatre
To yell. snd shrek. and pull hts hair.
And curse you Tor do shystaire'"
A WHY'S SUICIDE Two Hours REFon
HER HUSBANDS DEATH EARLY yesterds
morning Mrs Augusta Schuyler. aged fort
who was dying Of consumption, commit te
suicide by shooting herself in the lefI brcs1
al No f52 Grand street. and two hours AMI
her husband. William Il. SCHUYLER. al
dying Of consumption, bresth his las
Mr.. Schuyler was formerly a pstrolmal
and on bis leaving the police worked st nj
trsde-that Of a csulker. Six months I'd
be Was taken sick OF consumption an
shortly after his wife was seized with al
disease. For some time both had been bed
ridden and the homework and the care 4
their four children devolved on Mr.
Schuyler's mother and sister. For the pad
week Mrs Schuyler bad been In low spirit
ard last night she asked her sister 20 open
drawer In bureau, from which she tool
something and hid ~ under her wrapped
MIS- schuyler slept IN the front room ami
Der husband occupied the Darkroom. A bod
O'Clock In The morniT n report was hear
snd Mrs. schuyler was found dead hayfn
shot herself through the heart. The news d
her ccath was communicated 10 her hud
bsno, who was 50 distressed that ne died Il
sfout two hours from tho time he recef ve
The lnformation.-lA \. y World pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

e..
meTous presidents. lie held that the pc wsr
Of the House over the witness termi mated
with The present session OF Congress, because
after the adjournment the witness might be
willing 10 answer, and there would be no one
10 answer 10.
Mr. Garfield asked where, under the aImsst
CmnipOteDt power of The House, was the pro-
lection guaranteed by the fourth article Of
the Constitution To be had.
Mr.. Tucker replied that he denied the ''om-
nipotent" of the House, and then proceeded
TO argue that the witness was in the position
OF one who had In q court refused TO ans rer
what the court had decided 10 be a proper
question. At this stage of the proceeding IL
was quite too late TO raise the question,
much less 10 discuss IL. The gentlssn an
should have raised his voice when the wit
ness was before the House. Ii the House
says to-day that Mr.. ktlbourn cannot play
bis game by getting out OF the custody OF the
House by going before another court, and
says IL by large vote, as he doubted not il
would. his word for IL he would come before
no other witness would refuse to obey the
order of the House
Mr.. Glover then demanded the previous
question on the resolution and substitute,
Jected-ayes 81, noes 1872.
Those voting in the amir native were
Messrs. Adams. George A Bsgley, Blair,
Bradley, Brown (kan.l, Burchard I'LL }, Ca
soD, DenDison, DunDell. Eames, arwell.
Bale, Hathorn, Hoge. Hubbell, Hurlbut,
kssson, Laphsm, LeavenTorth, Lynch,
ton. Smslls, Townsend IN. W, Waldrou.
Wells (MisS }, Whiting, and Williams
IN. "
Mr. Atkins (Tenn.) presented the report OF
tie conference com mittee on the Red Clou I
deficiency bill. recommending that the
House accept the Senate amendment, max
In The amount 3l50,o00. Agreed to.
The original resolution Was then agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Randall, the order for a
night sefsiou was reecinded, and an order for
a right session on Friday made.
n nm,
Post Offices ard Post Roads, reported the
general post route bill, with Senate amend
ments, which we're concurred in. and the bill
passed. The House. AZ 5:25 D. m, adjourned.
, 1876-09-17

ev no meeting was held The bids we5e looked
~, ~, ~ Mcssrs Taylor and Schlund- and discussed
NJ some length. The Committee VIII mect afa1n
MONDAY afternoon at the South fark ComMlSs'oA-
ers Office
TIE CHURCHES.
The pu1pits OF the Presbyterian and baptist
Churches will be occupied Is usual thfs morning.
The Rev. ". F. Morrison. late OF bnnalo' "lA
nreach in St. paul's Episcopal Church to-day.
The Rer. Mr.. Cnrran. Of Gault, Canada, was
called to the Episcopal Church at meeting helo
there Wednesday evening.
PERSONAL
The Mtses Barker. Miss Mary RemmeI, ana Mr.
Frank Barker left for the Centennial NeonesuAy
evening They will stop at other points OF fnteIs..
on their way, and will see all the Eastefn s1Sote
during their trip.
from an extended European tour.
IN. J. l. Pearce, wife, und family. and M. onn IN
Pearcc left for the East last evening. ihey WI!
visit New York, Philadelphia, and other noteo
Mr. Charles Smith will open his singing school
at Floods Hall Sept % for the season.
OAKLAND.
The Rennh1ican Club OF District No. mel at tne
Oakland Hose House Friday evening The re6ult
1xas a very pleasant social meeting w1tnout
sueeches, not because there were no epcakele
nrcsenf- however but the gentlemen took that WY
u{ getting acquainted with each other. me C19n
bei1cvinE that they should have representalNe "a
the canning Copyention appointed as the delegates
from their part OF the village to the sLate hepTe-
sentative and Senatorial Convention e. 81. AaTsey
Congressional ]. r Benslcy: and County, l. y.
How'd The Clnb have also rented ClcaEer Hat Ioi
The nae Of the Marching Club, and will use tha'
also themselves during the campaign.
, 1876-09-17
WT,METTE.

Politics is what seems to be agitating the pub
,c mind here at present Hot discussions are
indulged in between Democrats and Republic
ans on the street-corners, in the stores, and on
the railroad cars, and. from present indications,
il the election of Hayes and Wheeler depended
on the votes of Wilmrtte, they would be elected
"by large majority"
The Hayes and Wheeler Club met Tuesday
evening, as usual. Mr.. E. J. Searle, from Chi
caro-. made a speech, relating his political expc-
r:ence while residing in the South Mr. u. ..
Hurd made rousng appeal to the kepuol1cans
to do their duty in the coming election, Ihere
will be 8 meeting Tuesday evening, on "h'en oc-
caeion good speakers will be secured.
+; MORE SCARED THAN HURT.
One of the citizens Of Railroad avenue, IN in
eurance man by profession and an editor BY adop-
ton. had heen reading te account q M .ne and
il affected him so seriously that sleep became
almost thing OF the past with him. no sooner
red handed burglar was appropriating his clothes,
ard he would awake in perfect fright. His haa1 ~
l,cyan to turn gray, his usually cheerful face DC,
came gloomy and be nn ioea the c s he
heard some one entering the house, and he got oul
OF he'd in hurry. and, with his h1ir all etandlne
ina in s h as n1 Whole
lsn"'i, lsr Intervals during the week in e:
probation OF the T1slLltoI VI UAle!14s- AA1 I9se
premises we're examined, but no burglar could be
found. Whoever it was had either been scaFet
away. or, as it is more likely. there was no enrsla,
at uil oaly in the IMAGINATION OF the "edltoE- y
Nocul: Never read burglar stories:
+. g. Van Housen, Cashier Of the Bank OF Alex
andria, Alexandria, Minn., is visiting Mrs. aru.
Miss Grace Steward has returned from Trip u
the Centennial Exposition.
FAY Up YOUR TAXES.
The Toard Of Trustees have passed m ordinance
cmpowcrin. the Village Clerk to buy up. at the ap
:oaching tax sale, a property on which the side
wall; special tax has not been paid.
:,ther the village authorities ough; to repair th.
:omp~l the owners Of the property o. t.
du 80, for it is getting worse than ever,
and very dangerous to foot passengers Whes'
boards have sotted and not been replaced: Promp
.cti,n by somebody is necessary. Nv here ars
tie cicky: still continues to be heard in the VII.
la.e mt .'ccho answers where :" and those Ina
ought 10 know and should answer say not word
AND STILL ANOTHER.
Ms. Samuel Dingee presented her husband with
an eleven pound s.chlp OF the old block. ~ ant
aided another prospective voter to the village ~
Eas not expressed himself to which marty he vii
1,refc-, hut some say that he is sometimes howl.
;nc l,c,aocrat THIS report must be taken Tor VIVA
il - worth
, 1876-09-17
OTHER SUBURBS

-. n,+A - a., g. ~ r;a1a
Nheu Ait' ocncuiet7 " LII - ~ ~ '"s
Benedict g. Co., Chicago, took the evening
team destined ior his beautiful home in this
~, :s, .,,,a.t f,rcr.,+to,, +,,.+ n xr,s Ills
lis' AZ 4a 80 x....,a -. ~.
oA .' .r-.a
E'e". s'a.ll'es'Ao.' tAHs - 80 ~ $50 ,a
1nc:nbereu II, anu hao 1n''eco n1s n4'nua anu ~
ne 1shboFs III 10 take tea anu spena 'nc 'Gnlns
Wit. him. Among others present were tne don+
ard Mrs c. 3. Farwell, Mr.. and Airs. Henry
O,ron,. the Hon. and Mrs. J. Y. FarweIl, Mr.
' 4.r1,- II. - ,tm, ca,,,o,
and MIS- l.. q Weiss si' Alu 's' 11u.
Barnuu, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Durand, and MI.
, ~ 1{-;u;an, uo,r, Smith Mr. Rencdf.t
a'o 1H''' " A r s..
had seVcfa! Deautuu pashete " NV ein p.S rs.
sclltel 10 him with the good wishes OF his
ant evening the Company agreed in hoping that
NJ Mr and vIrs Denr,i..t. n,ieht uliye long and
r,nsnrT and that rhe youli not wait another 50
h:fore eba surnrisci her f,usband ayain in the
c,,nc w,r' TA~
Tie pu.p}e here nre looking forward to pleasant
TING on the opening OF me enlvers1ty tlo!:ry, .
Sneh w ."G p,aes bare 81 their o1rn e1
'snsn - G,,cd nm one of the largest rooms in
lr building with elegant bookcases Of hard wood,
aud it is tncir intention. soon Us the books arc
which the young ladies of the Seminary will also be
invited. The University building having been
formerly used az frst-class hotel. the rooms are
much burger aud more elegantly furnished than
collegiate ones are generally. There le an tmpres-
sf.n abroad that this institution is SO literally en-
lowed it needs no more help This is mistake
Uonat:ons either to the library or to endoW FRO
, 1876-09-17
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

TOR sAIE-AT 4 GREAT BARGAIN FOR CASH,
E9s SR eay ssS &c., 6s
West Madlson-st
r years old, weight i. i5o pounds Apply at 80 Ver-
uoRsEs W1YTERED AND FAsTUKED = TIE
II best possible manner at my farm 20 miles from
ns city, es n T. ss2ob III Fs's
L horse gentlenans road horse EXPRESS or os x9rk X
horse. new or secondhand phaeton or buggy call ut
OMNIBUS FOR SALE yERY CHEAP. 4. D,
OCARTE1s, Eoom II, ISL Clark.st.
IF YOU WANT YOUR BuGGTEs. CARRIAG{!EIS;. I;.
sne w a9ta IL d soeS g
CPLENDID DRIVER, BAY, IS HANDS. LONG
es g q 9 ast h% inS~ @af5s M So
S1x HORSES WEIGHING eco To- 100 pogSpsf ~ 12s:f
Eighteenth. g. one block west Dlue Islaud.ay.
CEILING oUT-F1vE HORSES FIT FOR COAL, &C AZ,
nnsdsReg GsaHy Gs Il @ 1se Loo @
CEcoND.uAND COUPE RoCkAWAY, LANnL,AAt1, A3;L,A,
= ana coupe for sale at low prices by T. L. SMITH,
TWENTY-FIVE nv TEAMS WANTED At CORNER
l Sheldon and Lake: e:sts, or Milwaukce-ay yaduct.
WANTEp-To EXCHANGEA, LEATlIEi,TIor At wi,Is1s
w @ tn ESSd sona119n paefo "p 1us @
s used. do'G Addrtss ISL :sfSd s. TribuSe SUI oiice:
1I7ASTED-A GOOD DELIVERY HORSE, WAGON.
- 1.,rr, ~, 1,oDcr -, 4rrop>5 SPRING.
w .rci n,1,st 10 n cnod repatr G. H. sLACk
,na >,afsn1,s tlusn, 81 srusS u ~ -"00
ies' 'A"~oo ' g.. .-- x--,,,,- ~,
WANTED,ooA KASGf,nLaIIIN XXI h,,v @ IT. M IA Vest
~ nofse' lo>s ''anos n'sn' 4App'' 1' wv
W ASTED-N FIAEToN BUGGY, BUT - hlTTLE IT I;E
~ useu; @ maeG n,; ~ eneap io4 @AsN " ~
&Co.' hfsan Dloch' ~
WASTED<-lol:sE, lti MhsNEGios Snrins h;arcss d ~
~ wagon lot keeping untn ePiins' 07 ~ ''
Tribune ofllce. ----------
TTT TANTED-A HORSE THAT WEIGHS tRIM stN
w to loo pounds for Its keep'ns' ~ ''n1' JILL
tQn-hb.
, 1876-09-17

A small boy was SO unfortunate as to remark
at the brcakfast-table, the other morning, "Oh,
deart I'm 50 swe:.ty,'' quite to tue horror Of .
youthful aunt. Being reproyed for the use of
so inelesant term, he replied, ssOh! yes; I
know all about it. They talk Of a horse as be.
ing swcaty. When it's man he 1perspires,
but Young ladies like you only glow"
, 1876-09-17

Personal.
TSGORMATIOS WANTED-IF THOMAS HENRI
J. McCallam is In Chicago. please write his brother
John at the old homestead; money and property.
brother and sister, William and Ann are dead JOHN
SAL-li4l-UMBRELLA. FROM UNION
i ~. TO Cottage Erore-ay. cars, Thrty-ntntt -st,
Friday morning: Sept g. will ladE please send address,
q Il, Tribune office.
T1EgsoSAL-IF CHRIsTEN CHRlsLASFERAsoN.
carpenter by trade, will call or address st East An-
ron-6t.. east door. he Will hear OF an old friend
DEEsOSAL-WILL b. F. HAYDEN CALL ON THE
1 party he called on the 9Th Of July
DERsoNAL-IF AGREEABLE. GENT DESIRES
better acquaintance with lady lie h1d conversation
With ThursdRy morning on Cottage Grove-ay.. near
Twenty Recoud-s1- Please address e. Is. LAMfIOS+
Post -O1dce-
J,ERSoSAL = ACQUAINTANCE WITH THEEE
i voung ladies BY three gentlemen: object fun Ad-
dress 10, Tribune Office
I1ERsOSAL-A COLLEGE EDUCATED GENTLE
I mau Of ~ and ample means desires home: re-
eicetable widow family In which there are unuar-
rcd ladies may communicate with GAOsTlC. Tribune
Office
1,ERsONALCIF POSSIBLE, THROUGH A .'PER.
/ soual-" wish TO meet lady who without thought
tise hope OF finding conEenial companion OF good
character lively aud Intelligent Only THOSE not ascus"
toned To answering advertisements Eacress IL.
Tribune Office.
DERsOSAL-AN ATTRACTIVE HOME IS OF
fered 70 gentleman who vii! advance some means,
II S. Tribune Office.
DERsoEA-WIL ALICE, FORMERLY AT 10
Tribune eliceP
, 1876-09-17
aonsEs AND CARRIAGES.

1aonsEs AND CARRIAGES.
1e1FI90jEss11.Afs n1cT1oS-F0Es1Afs. THUEsp1Ts, AND SAT
%oI s1ssssSi 81
i ssSs il t e'
PARTIAL CATALOGUE: o? TrEspAys sAL,E- .a,
Es s W n aas sarase os nnss saa Sii
sa sysh divers @ In al haess aud sold only for want
sS:ls any g0s isdy cbd him. and warranted
9a Sssa'
aud Snd t5ss eosS wSrfsrs snd
aaa drivers rs n q al a, sauna
Roam mare M -, yesIs e!d sound wsli
s5ek e ~ sar;c nsfs sd sspaa
with Ia 70 assortment of oren and top ongs1ee eeca ca
says oe III. asSe1y and
ae variety other 7snSles 1fs new and second hand,
Also several other horses description given AZ t'n''
Special be sold without mt ., or ss f.
one landau and one clarence oue "'''e u''u @D0 -
/ LADY WILL SELL TIE rRorERT1T e. ietdn33E mEE
late dsceased n,aa enf Gay 1ay he sst
ssss 4o II e is spot Ssms and and the the
a Sorse sd fs afTs af
hess and Shifting TO? buggy and "a ,,oa 1oR
bsSy G e T Ss :od j. at ssrce together
and horse. jockeys need apply. eall OH Aonu"' ~
1 ucr1oS SALE OF j HORSES . Tor RUGG1Ess,
A sie bar tops phaetons, open 11EEes, sess
aS IT, s e i e MEs e s'e m
and t l9i Westinghouse. -----
FINE sEcoSD-HASD LASDAULETTE1 n
43E 3 Efrstt ko S5s' c S 9oah tef o s.1An
iU ness an epea + ii Brown ousFy rev s,spFf2E rs
, 1876-09-17
HrE<CEF,IANEOUSs

~ naPTy HAVING GOOD OPTION TRADE IN
A Grain and PROVISIONS and wishing to travel anu U
tain additional business can make ~ i1ns
with an established house. who viii disue coA'nA''
viii thann Addrrss G ~. Tribune office.
, 1876-09-17

| TITO EXCHANGE-OR FOR SALE-AN lMrNtW.vtnU t.t
farm In Western Iowa Of 96O acres, clear 10T LSa
SO property; no thin equities wanted. IL T.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-25
The "shauuIraun" In Trouble.

Yesterday morning the High Court oil
Judieaturs, In London. WAS engaged In
hearing tho case Of B%oucicault vs.. Chat
tsrton. II appears that Chatterton 10 man.
agsr Of the two theatres. Drury Lane and
the Adelphi. where DoucicaulI played the
.'Shaughraun" last Winter. aud both
manager and author reaped . golden har.
vest. A few weeks ago ChAttsrton applied
for permission 10 revive tho piece, with
Mr.. J. @. Williamson In tho part OF Conn.
Mr.. Boucicault declined. stating that he
intended 70 revisit London himself ai
some future time and 10 resume the part
Chattsrton then replied that the piece,
having been produced In the United States.
was an American copyright. and ho would
play u IN defiance. Mr.. j. q. Williamson
thersupon refused to perform tho part OF
10 countcnance the piracy. and he With
drew from the theatre. taking with him
his wife. Miss Maggie Moore. The cable
informs us that Mr.. Boucicaultts counsel
applied yesterday morning for an inIunc'
tion 70 restrain Chattsrton from playing
The drama. Tho Court adjourned consid'
GRAFTON Of the matter until ThuYsday next.
Chatterton has commenced an action
sgainst Williamson for breach Of contract
The attitude IL curious. Here Ia an Eng
lish manager attempting 10 pirate the
work Of an English author In London,
and an American actor declining 10 be .
party 70 the tra~nsacton.-N. y. Herald
Nor. lttk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-25
cRowpIHa THE RouuHs.
District Attorney Lindsay Amer shs
i'rins Fighters Arrcsts Accom-.
pitshed aud Co Come.

A gloom has settled upon tho fighting
and sporting portion Of the community
and ii Is likely that the roughs Of Storey
county will have to wait a long time before
they enjoy another mill. Warrants are
out for the arrest Of tho principals. sec
onds and referee in Thurday's mill. Dub
lin Pete. Joe Farnsvorth and Tom Kane
were all arrested yesterday AMI bailed sut.
The others will no doubt soon be cap
tsred. 1t 10 reported that Askews Is liable
to die from the beating given him by Dub
lin Pete. Erysipelas has set in and the
mans danger j. great. Askews, or skew
ers. As he Is called, has not become visible
to tho official eye. although 1t Is pretty
we'll known that lac Is still IN virginia.
The statement that . number Of the spec
tators % the fight are TO lie arrested Is not
true, as a NKws reporter Asesrtainsd
this morning by making inquiry In the
proper quarter. The assertion made
by an evening paper that District Attor-
ney Lindsay was present ut the fight 10
also false. Sheriff Kelly MAS there. lie
went out 10 SEQ that tho fight did net take
placc ia Storey. II was his belief at tho
time that the bruisers were over the line.
since then that point has been called In
question. and to-day surveyors have been
Al work trying to decide the question.
There is a probability that proceedings
will he taken against Joe farnsworth aud
Charles Noon and their hackers for ar
ranging for the light which was TO como
Oft to-day, but which Is now of. District
Attorney Lindsay expresses . firm deter
minaiion 10 put . stop to prixe-nghting In
Storey county, and he will vigorously
prosecute all engaged In Thursdays affair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-25
W CALIFORNIA.

TIE sIgnineases OF the Revelstieu
New Pending.
SAS FRAScrsoo. November Is. -Touch'
ing the rsvolutian In Lower California,
mentioned In yesterdays dispatches,
from private dispatches received in Bar
Francisco. Il wsuld appear that this TO
volt has more Significance than
would at first seem 10 attach to 10. II
10 stated upon reliable authority that II
10 bat the beginning Of an insurrec'
tionary movement In favor OF Porhrio
Diaz, which will In q very brief time
extend throughout the whole Of Lower
California. The known absence Of the
Government forces from Lower Califor-
MIA leaves that Territory In such q con.
dition Us to make II . ready prey to any
band OF armed and determined rsyolu-
tionists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-25
LITERARY.
MeashIy Exercises 0. she Geld Hill
High BeheOl.

The regular monthly literary exercises
Of the Gold Hill High School were held
yesterday afternoon. That an interss. In
these occasions is being aroused was mani.
Tested by the number OF visitors present
and the general interest evineed in the
sayings and doings Of the pupils. The,
programme was as follows: Our Meet.
ing, and Greeting. sung by the school .
Value Of Money. Patrick Field The Sesr'
florence Hicks; H~ayes-Tildcn Pred
Rice; Mysterious Stranger, Mary For !:
Sunnet W the Hox. Willie Nelson: Ring
Down the Drop. l Cannot Play. victorins
Duprey Centennial Curls, Fanny West;
Music, II . Heart for Thee IL Beating ;
The Gamblers Wife, Clara Smith /; Song
Of the Cornish Men. James McMArtin ;
Prayer and Potatoes, Cassie Looman Bar
bara fritchie. Louis Larson ; Suppose.
John Mcneil ; Music-Old Home on tho
Hill ; Centennial. Sarah Quintrsll /; Maud
Muller. Emma Connolly ; Kate Ketehum,
Lena Merrill (; Tho Picket. Frank Smith /;
Selection from Lalla Rookh. George
Wright Music-Goed. bye Old Home; Gen.
%tennial. Fannie West: The Races, George
Taylor /; The Bsron's Last banquet, John
Carrick ; Categorical Courtship. Joo Ken
nedy ; Selections. Thomas Mcdonald /;
Centennial. Sarah Quintrill I; SonK-Little
Log Cabin in the Lane.
Among the visitors present the NKws
reporter noted the following DIR. W. o.
Conwsll. Mr.. Wolf. T. Booth. j. bordeaux.
Mr.. MARKS, T. Harris. James Hall, T..
Merrill. ID. 0'Connell. W. Kingman. Mas.
ter Frank Gregory. Master Willie Hill.
Miss T.. \. Malmgrem. Of san Francisco;
Miss Holman. Miss Nsttic Fosg. Miss
Yates, Mis-. GluyAs. Miss Gray. Miss Carrie
MARKS. Miss Rachel Geary, Miss Dyer.
Miss L.. Smith, Mrs. ShArff, Mrs. Winter
bauer. Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. Randall. Mrs.
Curtis. Mrs. A. Gillespie. Mrs. George.
Mrs. Flanagan, Mrs. &. Smith. Mrs. Ad-
ans, Mrs. Wright. Mrs. Wcst. Mrs. Hol.
man. Mrs. Chegwidden. Mrs. Mercer. Mrs.
Cloverdalle, Mrs. Burt. Mrs. Woods. Mrs.
Greenwood. Mrs. W. HAskins. and Mn.
Kosby.
Especial mention Of tho Ce.,s~aiai ID de-
served. Tho contributions were well writ
ten. and appropriately arranged. Some
OF the selections we're rendered In excellent
style, and tho songs we're really good. Tho
students enjoyed the entertainment ~ we'll
A. tho visitors. Principal Van Wagner
extends = general invitation to all to b.
present upon the next like occasion. and
to visit the various departments VI tho
school At any time during the month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-25
IAs,ees SaI~s.

San fR,ScIsoo. November 25-2 y. N.
Mcxican-Ht bid.
Union Con.-i2S asked.
Caledonia Isl. bid.
Justicc-25A bid.
Alpha 36a bid.
Eiehequer-i3 bid.
Con. Virginia SALES al 80.
Beat a Belcher -i51 bill.
Sayage-iOa bid.
Sierra Nesada-llit bid.
California Sales AZ SEA.
Ophir-H bid.
Oyermas- IS bid.
Julia d asked.
I Justice-25h bid.
Yellow Jacket-l5. bid.
Modcc-5s bid.
Sierra Nevada -ils bid.
Northern Bello-3i bid.
Halo 4 Norcross-7H asked.
4 Con. Nirginia-1 bid.
Yellow Jacket-l6 bid. lea asked.
Con. Nirginis-50L asked. 5Oa sale.