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Evening star., 1877-12-11

PAINTINGS, WATER CoLoRs. ENGRkvrxas
&C.-Ciosing sale at Lambs, l2S6 Pennsyiya'
MA avenue, TOMORROW evening at O'clock
Many gems suitable Tor holiday presents.
Evening star., 1877-12-11

MARRIAGE LICENSES have haen ,ss, ID 10 g.
W Morgan and Matilda DANES: I tomas
heed and Mary klO'Z: James Barry and Kate
oNope; Samuel l. Chisley and Fanny Holm, IS.
Evening star., 1877-12-11

AND FINALLY,
WE PRESENT THESE FIGURES.
NOTE THIS ITEM:
Sd. 50. ...s - s0.....,.s Sc
l. th, Prtce Co which
We Have Reduced oar
sl0.... slO.......Gool Fun sIits........sIo",s SO
READ THIS CLAUSE:
SIC ..... sIC....,.. SO
l. the Regular Price
Of suits We offer for
slo SO 1900. $40 $40. SO
PERUsE THIS PARAGRAPH.
We Have Marked our
s22 Fine Business salt. So
Down a. Low a.
.sl5......s SIS ..... SIS
OBSERVE THIS POINT:
our Elegant and Popular
$50. $50 ....Leading Fine suit $50. $50
l. Actually Marked Down TO
s20....... $50. $50. $50 ... $50 .... SO
Two Considerations
Induce This Tremendous Reduction,
FIRST:
We are Largely Oyerstocked
With Winter ClOtLing.
SECOND.
We are determined
To Sell out Clean
Before the Season Advances too far.
SELECT NOU
FROM 4 Full ASSORTMENT.
HABLE BROTHERS.
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHTERS.
deo5-,r Cor. SEVENTH AND 10 STREETS.
Evening star., 1877-12-11
Weather Indications To-day.

OFFICE or CEIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, J
Washington December Ilth, ISL. I
For New England, the middle states, ana
lower lake regions. falling barometer south,
eTiy 10 westerly winds. warmer. clear anu
partly cloudy weather. and probable. exeep.
occasional SHOWS or rains, from last % nrst
district, and succeeded i'm last by slightly lower
temperature.
Evening star., 1877-12-11

FIRE LAST NIGHT.-ThiS morning. about %
O'Clock. the grocery store Of \. j. Keller. coz
ner of lGh and q streets northwestern the
ground fUOr Oi a tWO-~tOTy frame house owned
and occupied 10y Mrs. Mary T.. Peak-was dis
covered tO b. on FIRE. and Officer Reeder turned
in an alarm from box 2l2 9th and % streets)
which brought out the FIRE department. Owing
tO the miammabic contents Ot the store. but
little was saved. and the hTemen had hard
work 10 save the surrounding property. Mr.
kei!s.rS loss - about SEQ covered by in>Ir-
ancS; and Mrs. Peaks loss iS about $1O11.
which i also fully insured. The origin of the
hTe - unknown, but there are some indica-
lions that ske place was robbed and then fred.
Evening star., 1877-12-11

or. Ose.SnLtSrn SI3IhISG L: %SnL: RICE, ds.,sr e
&C., 02S 9TH street southwest olers great barRains
ae Pays the highest prices IN Cdsk Tor the several
y pVYe-H
Evening star., 1877-12-11

HORSES, CAIluA ACES, &c, At AUCrIoS.-To-
morrow a, II O'Clock. IN front of the auc ion
ro0ms of Thomas bowling, will be sold seye-
raj double Tea. ms and single horses. They are
fo he sold with out reserve Parties IN want Of
fine carriage n, 1rSes would therefore do well
to Give This sale 4 heir attention.
Evening star., 1877-12-11

ARRESTED FOR ATTENPTED OCTRAGE-The
Alexandra 90 ZFitc of last evening SAYS that z
man named George >te3rH> was arrested Sat
urday night by Captain Webster and Officer
Bettl> 0n a bench warrant from the cOrpJra-
Hon court. SteaTnS was arrested last MAY on
re charge OF entering the house of Mary Up
ron through window. IN the night time. with
abd dismissed Mrs. ptOn went before the
tfahd Jury. and they brought i'm an Indictment
5of aitemtaed rape SteaTns has been absent
IrteB the city, but returning he was arrested
and will be examined before Mayor Kemper on
"Wednesday
Evening star., 1877-12-11
Y,IiE GATES.


NEW IDEA-PARLOR ENTERTAIN
"A MENT and LECTURE. 10y Prof. GEO. H.
PRAY. ON The Leading HumbugS of the Day
Second Sight. MeSmeriSm. Magic Art. Sc. with
amusing Illustrations concluding with beautiful
feais Of Manual and Ocular Skill, at the Lecture
Room OF the Metropolitan Church, corner of 4 and
o'clock. Admission, % cents: children. 10 cents
or The benefit OF the library fund of the Sabbath
School.
Prof. Pray comes highly ndorsed by letters COM
mendatory from distinguished cergymen. pr.s-
dents of academies and colleges. male and female
throughout the country, as also by President Gal
laudet. of our city. dIO-2t
Evening star., 1877-12-11

A RECAPTURED PRISON "CODGER.' '-Early
this morning Acting Sergeant SturgiS of the
hind precinct, accompanied by Detectives
Miller and tOOHleS. arrested a notorious col
OTcd thief named George Anderson. alias
''COdgeT." NJ the corner of 2gh and streets
''COdgcT" broke away from the Maryland pen
itentiaTy about six weeks ago. and has been
roaming about the District since that time
He was serving time for stealing, and had
about eleven months Vet tO serve. Being a
bright. handy sort of fellow. considerable free
dom was given him about the pententiary,
which he took advantage of and made his e>-
cape. He viii be returned 10 the Maryland
authorities to-day. "Codger' i well known
In the police IT this District, and has served
several terms in iail here
Evening star., 1877-12-11

CIRCUIT COURT-JudGe CurtteF.
Yesterday. Sinclair agt. w. & G.. RR. Co. ::
motion for new trial filed. Smith agt. BickSler:
verdict Tor plaintif for s375 Hughes agt. Lau-
ritZen: verdict for plaintiff for 1851.
Evening star., 1877-12-11

HOLIDAY rsEsENT''
The largest stock IN the District. I. .op NEIOC-
1PEDES, DOLL CARRIAGES and BOYS W A.
CONS, all al the very lowest prices. Five per
cent. OF for cash. Carriages made 60 order.
&. W. MASON. Child's Carriage Maker.
d1o-2w- So MASS. AVE-. AND $50 ST. v W.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-31
THE HERALD 4
fae Msrn.as Asr~id

NorrcE TO SUBSCRIBERS Those of our
subscnpers who are indebted to the MORN!
ING HERALD, wall obligs BY an early rs'l
0ittance. s.,.,,.5 s17T
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= = n n n Ia tE7TI : y, :
From the Earliest Ages.

sCROnuLAl hnss been the bane, ana A. 1t
18th chapter or Levftf6us, 1ays down gery
expllott rnle6,oh tn ID disease 80 fer1ble
sna sbss psrs0S Rnsta III Is g. Ni il
vouid not be allowed h. mtxlwith! eociety
Tho Jews ressrded itas 2 dly,ne tnt!,cticn a y
and believed there was no cure for 1t: IT
was then the nina ofA youthor q dtvienon
from the paths OF virtue were punished NJ
long as life lasted iHsppiiy In our day,
the sience Of medicine has been developed
the great storehouse of Ma, ure furnishes'a a
remedy the disease TO- stripped Of Its ter.
ror BY the nse Of theS n MAh1TAN'SRO ROOT
,ANDHERB JUICES, and the, victim of
'ScrSfala, Ulc' RI, Sores. Pimples, Rietchet,
Til ter, etc., can be restored t0sOund hea .th
in a few weeks, Tint there are thousands
now Whoss contliaOffs Are as bad rs those
of the daIk a9es We are we'll aware. ManN
now fail 10 Aha cure as well rs they, did
then,l To Ill slichs the SannAtitan's Root
and Herb Juices ,will ,proye, happy boon,
eraiicati nE all Impurities fom lie blood,
and making Nthe cdurplexion bright ana
healthy, A few bottles VI Il remove PIN.
pies or blotches, thereby doing away with
cO*D, etiesIR 4 nd powders. kODrAND HERB
JUICES sl.3p per bottle:t Sent by express
DES NOND. & co.
9l5 Raceatraat Phi'aielDhla P,
The Morning herald., 1877-12-31
wuLnlNGTeN, Del. Dee. u. ny
AsoclAL TNQUIslTIoN.

Some persons with bad taste, and worse
Judgment, on Friday night at the tempe
rance meeting, abused many Of theirfsDoE
citizens, for paylrga complimentary cal
upon Mr.. Fehrenbach, Upon the occasion
of his obtaining liceuse. The writer VI one
that called: by the way the fret time he
waa ever in the place, iii congratulate him,
upon bis success over sneaking ihfofmer.
1t was also resolved at the temperance
meeting on Friday night, TO publish the
names Of those persons, who enter liquor
saloons. Let them try il! Possibly their
might be repayment, by tracking the fam
at:cs from the foundry to worse places than
liquor saloons. This attempt to erect the
tentera, into body Of Regulators OF public
morals, is one of the most offensib}y alb
surd, ideas ever broached outside Of q frn.
attic asylum. The me VIC are meane.
nsugh to do 40 deserve ity for their wan
Of msnhoos. If the teotet7 airn at doing
good, let the Il labor - II tBe far1sn and
not make asses Of themselves, by interferii
ing with the social liberty Of their fellow
Citizens, p
The Morning herald., 1877-12-31
The Golden Scales OF the SNAKE >.

The Golden Scales OF the SNAKE.
The money lenders of n. York, ,Bos or, and
Philadelphia, have met and resolved, to
abrogate, and defy, any law Congress may
pass remonitizing silver. Their English
master have so directed them, and they
nust obey. How can it be done! The
word has gone forth, that no more money
will be loaned en- mortgages or other seeu-
rites, unless with covenant to repayIprin-.
cipal, and interest in gold ina word,
their money Lords are slappihg the Peo-
pie of the United SAT- ia the face, and
splitting in advance upon law Of the land
workingmen, storekeepers, and farmers,
take notice, that the money lenders have
their grip on your. throats, and they will
hold you fast, law, or no law. These are
the same fellows, who would not loan a
hundred dollars on volunteers lot, or
house, in the early days Of the war, with.
out covenant to pay gold, although need
ed to leave supplies for his wife, while he
went to battle. They now-hks the Pharis-
se's of old, claim ali the honesty, 10 The
eountry-and their agents, and attorneys,
in and out Of Congress weep at the wick
eduess of the reo le, who are not contents
to be robbed BY them. """" go. E...
The Morning herald., 1877-12-31


Iznard one Of the most eloquent leaders
of the Girondist in 1892 } in one Of his
speeches-likened taxation, and public
burden, to great weight, rolling down q
s.airway-it struct the top step, with COM
parative lightneas but every one as II
bounded to the bottom with accumulated
force, until it landed with its whole
weihght and momentum at the foot Of the
stairs. 1t is the people who labor, in The
field, and factory, who are at the bottom
step, upon then the weight rests! Is it
honest, or humane, to load down the peo-
pie, az rhey e load !, for the benefit Of
the no ley 1ea1ers r. .-..r
The Morning herald., 1877-12-31
Come At Last.

n - 20, v ~ j. w. I,rr e
Cd B0reas as al uWtM co,@ie|, NIL tfe'tt
Windows, and doors rattle yesterday hiiPh
Ing. The VIM drove thescaddias, f'but
flying across The SKY, and .droye the s1ee'
rain iRto every. rrreviee. On Sahlr9a
morning number sot ltobins, and Blh Ihitd
were piping nout in Inc tsses attheIC CeDl
eteries OIL the avenue What bNbataer
them yesterday? The chsJys)iuthe v ea,I
er, was very L arksd:9 yhn
effectually cleared thesraeta of I'd
gamons, who made them merry ii thr Iii
mild winter days. -. s'A s'n'7 .11
In the changed weather remember III
poor,
The Morning herald., 1877-12-31

nR. tTfLsR's vSsKgABLE KHEU.
IL NATICI MEMEDY. .-la the Psrscrips
c,.ns sd"n y sfd d tVsuarasasssI. % oure ,fhenns.
tisni, neuralgis, sciatica, pain, Backache
g., nr money refunded, by invigoratins
the nerve purifying the blood and .neu~
tralzing podsonous deposits IN the systen'
BY merit 1t has become standard meoi
it in time. Remember that DR.. Fitler Is
the only pnysiCiap TN yAmqrica devotlng
40 wears to this one line Of practice. Cure
warranted, Advice gratis. 4S SouthForrs
The Morning herald., 1877-12-31
f.. F.. Kunkel's ustraI & e. F.
KlAaakel's Shampoo for
the Hair.

The best and cheapest Hair Dressing and
Hair Cleaner In the world. ghey remove
dandruf. alley Irritation, sopthe and cood
the heated scalp, prevent the hair from
falling of. and promote the growth in a
very short time, They preserve and beau
tify the hair, and renderit soft and glossy.
They impart a brilhancy and sils y APP
pearepce 10 braid and wiry hair, and - D
hair dressing. they are unriva'led; eradi-
cate da4dsuff and prevent badness. The
Shampoo cleans the hair, removes greece,
'scfhf, tthing,, eruption. "Crires headache
'causedsp spy ID eat sandl fatigue, - KunkeFs
Sham pop and Lu,tral restore hair to nat
tiraE and gl6ssy' color, Restore faded, dry,
AaFsb and YigyIhair q Price per bottle 81:
A TX your druggist for them or send to +. F
KnnBslp Proprietor, NO. g59 North Ninth.
greg m phf adsl sal nhht" 2Ii!o4 ysja.~,a ~.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-31

The Act Of 1870 o.aae roe S, Al, and 4
per cent bsnos pay abe in coin. Coin then
meant dollar containing 25.S grains OF
go1d and 4l21 grains Of silver. Was it
honest to pass law, depriying the mill
ions Of paying in either coins? Isit honest
t. OPPOSE repeal Of this unjust law Will
some one answer the question farely.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-31

The Bondholdels pay no tax on their
bonds, they are class of exempts, who
take all and return nothing to the body
p,litic Like horse leeches, they now want
ten per cent more from the PEOPLE than
any other creditor, by means Of dishones
legislation,
The Morning herald., 1877-12-31

IA ". JONES, Fancy D5;yyeTs: 4s N. From
u Street, Branrh OfffcA CORNER Ninthan
Vine Streets, Phillasdelphia, iLls Ladies and
GentlemenI Garments Of every descrip.
ticn Dyed or C1eahsed. Kid Shoes, Feat6.
ers and Gloves Dyed or Oleansed.
April t67, ~ ''"..' -'' -r'af
The Morning herald., 1877-12-31
E. +. Kunkel' Bitter Wine
a. Is '-@ OF Iron. ,AsN

K. F, Kpnkels celebrated Bitter Wine Of
- AZ 5tTecually cure liver compliant,
Jagr oGs, tayspepsia, chronic or nervous
de- chronte e,iai1 hoss, disease of the
ElS ana an diteAses arising from q
disla~1- red liver, stomach or sintestin
srs4 s, eonsttps. isn e 4 ;tulencs, M ipEare
luf rne stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgusS
fot food fallnsss a. or yslEht @ in the
the pil pf,theJ stonlach. swimming Of the
head, ht,Tgied orditt,eult breathing; fiutter: e.
sen Az en- when In q lying posture. dimness
OF VISION. dots or webs before the sight,
du., patn In theohead; deficiency of pres
pira.ion, ;, yellowpess OF the skin and eyes,
pain in III side. back head, chest. limbs,
flesh, constant ipaginiges Of eviland great
depression ofspirtis; Price 81 per bettae.
Beware of ofcoub terfelts. Do net let your
druggist palm OF some other preparat lion
ofiron he may say Is q good but ask for
other, oKpnkel'ss Bitter Wine Of Ironis not
sold In k-,onIy IN 81 bottles: =. F Kun
kel, Proprietor, NO. 269 North NINTH Street
Philadelphia. Pa Sold BY all druggists. 'f
The Morning herald., 1877-12-31
$500 WATCH : CHEAPEST IN TIE
WORLD. SENT FREE TO AGENTS. ,

q And the public generally shousi sen et
E. for the Largest. most EXtenS1eaBts
: and Complete Allustra cd GaEa.:S'
z loxur, with greatest yAe1etysfA<
q " are, ever published. Buy direct ofS
- man ufacturers and save money. Send
. three cents for our new catalogue. 3
d felG 'Esry ant, lo2 Wash. etAfntG n .
The Morning herald., 1877-12-31
Tape Worm Removed alive.

Hea aud all complete, IN Two hours =
Mo ss s nsas Rssss Dr. M
259 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
Send fnr circular! For removing seat, in
or stomach worms call On your druggist
and ask for q bottle Of Kunkefs Worm
Syrup, price a. It never fails'7 Comman
sense teachesif tape worm be removed, all
other iyc rms can &c readily removed.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-31
Irn DISEASES CURED
jH Hk()NICj.,New paths marked

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Of all books, plain Home Talk andAAedi.'
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iHgton AVE.; n. Y. Purchasers Of .khis book
are at liberty to consult, Its author M pers0Al
or by natl Free Price by mail, 3.25 for the
Standard edition,,Q or $3.50 for the Pot ular
edition, which contains all the saane nlRttee
and il11istrations. T.. Contents tables siaee.
AGENTS WANTED.
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-03-10
The Ashtabula Disaster.
AsHr.BULA, March S.-The Cor

AsHrABULA. March S.-The Coro-
ner's jury to-day rendered verdict
on the Ashtsbula disaster, that the
fall Of the bridge was the result of
defects and errors made in its de-
signing, construction and erection.
The railway company used this
bridge eleven years, during all of
which time examination by COM
petsnt engineer would have certainly
disclosed these defects, and for this
neglect the railroad company alone
is responsible, and upon it rests the
fearful responsibility for this loss of
life. The fire departments steamer
arrived too late to save human life,
but the chief engineer is responsible
for not making all possible efforts to
extinguish what fire remained. The
deceased therefore came to their death
by precipitation of cars into the
chasm left by the falling fridge and
burning of the cars-for all of which
the railway company is responsible.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-03-10
Some Effects Of Arctic Cold.

1t has been established by the ex-
perlence OF the recent English expe-
dltion to the Arctic regions, that
alcohol does not counteract the effects
OF extreme cold. According to the
report just published there can be
little enjoyment in rum-drinking in
those latitudes. An account is given
of an exploration of large glazier,
with the thermometer at As Reaumur
below zero. The party had carried
some rum with them, and as each
took his share he knelt down and al
lowed another to shake ii into his
mouth-it is not so done in Silver
City by our average whisky drinkers
without bringing the metal cup in
contact with the lips. The writer
says:
This rum, though it was strong,
seemed to have lost all its strength and
f1uidity. 1t tasted like innocent milk,
and Its consistence was that OF oil.
The bread was frozen so hard that we
feared to break our teeth in biting il,
and it brought blood if We ate it.
The attempt to smoke cigar, was a
punishment rather than an enjoy
ment, because the icicles in our
boards always put them out, and
VIXEN we took them out of our mouths
they were frozen; even the shortest
pipe met the same fate. The instru-
ments l used in surveying seemed tn
burn when touched them, and the
medals which my companions wore
ON their breasts felt like hot iron"
Cold is depressing and eufeebles
the power of the will. At first i,
stimulates to action, but this is fol
lowed 10y reaction, torpidity ensues
and exertion is soon succeeded by q
desire to rest. This alternate action
and torpor, induces feeling in those
exposed to it as if they were intoxI
Gated. Their jaws get stiff and trem
bling; they speak with great effort
they display an uncertainty in al
their movements, and the s;upor O
somnambulists in their action anC
thoughts. We quote:
"Most of the circumpolar animals
escape, as much as they can, the hor
rors of the frost; some migrate; 9th
ers, buryiug themselves in holes, sleeI
throughout the winter. The fish which
are found in the small pools of swee
water on the land, are frozen IN wher
these pools freeze, and awake to life
and movement again only when the
pools are thawed."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-03-10
CABINET NOMINATIONS.

President Hayes sent to the Sen
ate. for confirmation. the following
nominations William NJ. Evarts of
New York, for Secretary of State;
John Sherman of Ohio. Secretary
of the Treasury; George W. Nc
Crsry of Iowa. Secretary of War;
Richard NJ. Thompson of Indiana.
Secretary of the Navy; Charles
Devens Of Massachusetts,, Attorney
General; David NJ. Key of Tennes-
see, Postmsster-G General, and Carl
Schurz of Missouri, Secretary Of
the Interior,
The press and people have re-
ceived these appointments with
pretty unanimous expressions of
favor. But of course some Of the
politicians are displeased-as much
was to be expected. The New York
Times says: :" In these selections the
President has given the country the
first distinct indication that he in-
tends t. go back on the damnable
policy Of the Grant regime, rele-
eating the Mortons, Blsines. Chand-
lers and Camerons to the rear, and
bringing forward the liberal and
Independent element. This means
music; it means a smash up of old
party combinations that will bene-
fit the country. The Times is salts
fed with the prospects"
In executive session OF the Sen.
ate. however, there were objections
to all this appointments, and they
were referred to appropriate COM
mittees. And there is every prob.
ability of an excited debate when
they come up again. 1t is thought
that all will be confirmed. Some
OF the nominees have called on the
President and offered to relieve
him of EN- barrsssment by reason Of
their selection for Cabinet positions,
but it is understood that the Presi-
dent is determined concerning Cab
met appointments and civil service
reform.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-03-10
Assessment Notices.

II ERALD GOLD AND SILVER Mi.
IL ing Company.--Location of principal
place Of business, City and County of San
FRANCISCO, California. Location of works
DEVILS Gate District. Lyon County, Ne
vads = Notice is hereby given. that at a
meeting Of the Directors Of said company, held
on the 9Th of March, 1877, an assessment
mo. u OF Five Cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the corpora.
ton, payable immediately IN gold coin of the
United States, to the Secretary, at the Office
Of the company. No. 424 Montgomery street (up
stsirs), San Francisco. ANY stock upon which
this assessment shall remain unpaid ON the 9Th
day of April, 1877. will be delinquent, and
advertised for sale at public auction; aud
unless payment is made before will be sold
on SATURDAY, the 9Th day of May 1877
to pay the delinquent assessment, toeeth.
or W til costs of advertising and expenses Of
sale.
By order 81 the Board Of Directors.
HENRY JACnBY. sec'y.
Oiiicp 42i Zoo gomery stseet ,up stairsl. San
Francisco. CAilfornia
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-03-10
ALL DEPENDS on HAYES.

The continuance OF the Republican
party in power four years hence all
depends on President Hayes. There
ia 40 possible room to doubt that if
his administration proves as unpopu-
lar MS that of his predecessor the
next President will be Democrat.
Already sons of the leaders who so
nearly led the party to defeat are
esincing q disposition to obstruct our
new Executive in his plans of reform;
or rather, they are trying to outline a
policy which they hope to force him
20 pursue. In the Senate the other
day Senator Blaine, on motion to
refer the credentials of William Pitt
Kellogg to the Committee on Elec-
lions the usual motion when
doubt exists-made very intern
perate speech, assuming to say what
Mr.. HAYES Southern policy should
he even before q word had indicated
the Presidents intentions. Senator
Morton favored Blains's views, but
other Republican Senators did not
place themselves on <ecord. The
Republican press of the East pretty
generally comment unfavorably on
his speech, and the dispatches say
The New York Times ridicules it.
That the Republican patty had
lost the confidence to great extent
of the people, the last two general
elections conclusively testify. The
cause Is apparent 70 every in.
telligent mind. 1t had become cor
fupt, and tn great extent democrat
lied. There must be change of
leaders and its whole domestic policy
befole confidence can he restored
The masses of all parties are honest
and desire, above all things, the pros
perity Of the country. They know
that such q result can be secured
alone by an honest administration of
Government; they know that during
the past eight years corruption has
prevailed, to a large extent, in nearly
all the Departments of the General
Government.
As we have said, all depends on
HIVES, II he has sufficient tenacity
Of purpose to carry out the good in
tentions expressed in his inaugural.
the party will be put in condition to
carry the next Presidential election.
Those who obstruct that desired end
will, We hope, be relegated to private
life at the earliest opportunity their
constituents have to express an opin'
ion of their course.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-03-10

New YORK is giving big "charity
ball" for the poor, and it must be a
treat to starving man or woman to
read the Mrs. So-and-so wore white
silk, court train, trimmed with knife
pleated ruffles, and that Mrs. Hefty g
diamonds were valued at $4,000.
Such gorgeous descriptions are calcu-
lated to appease a mans hunger and
cheer him up. But after all, upon
rejection, the best charity ball for a
hungry man is Goldfish ball.