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phva,clons md Surgeons ,hot decided to ex.

Physicians and Surgeons that decided to ex-
cludc students Of color, is DIR. Alonzo Clarke.
MIR. Barbosa was found in his boarding house
in Second avenue. He seemed very much dis.
trcssed, and desirous of resigning himself
as quietly az hc could to, his, position;
lIc could not determine what he would
do without consulting his guardian, Mr. Bcs'
One Of his friends snid he might try the
medical school Of Michigan University. This
friend also gave further details ~ TO the com
munications between Mr.. Barhosa and Dr.
Curtis when the maiter, was first brought to
the laitcrs attention. Mr.. Barhosa was spoken
OF a. negro Aftcrward n friend brought him
to DR.. Curtis and introduced him. saying that
Mr.. Barhosa was not negro. but was colored.
and that he was ba helor Of arts. Dr. Curtis
said see he's not a negro" and shook
hands with him: but he II 50 said 1t would be
necessary to- make the explanation toll he faculty
To- removed the imprcsslo Ion that the word negro"
had already made upon them
Mr. Harhosas friends, most of whom are
white. express their indignntion very warmly.
one said that young Porto itican of a most in
famous character, inasmueh as he had hascly
BETRAYED the confidence of friend who had
taken him into his house while sick was nd
mittcd tp the college because he WAS white. and
having graduated was LIT loose upon uns1I--
peotng families while here vas "a youn., man
" unrNccp,onahle character who was excluded
because his skin was dark.
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WARM WORK FOR THE HOUSE.
CONTESTS THAT VIM PRECEDE THE
ELECTION or a SPEAKER.
what May Provoke "a Long Debate and
stormy Scrncs-A New Plot TO DEFEAT Ram
daii-.tdams's Competitor for the Clerkship


NASHiN6IoN, Oct' lo'-lh9 organization
Of the House ia likely to prove n pretty stormy
,ra,,.,,,.. o,;.,,l.,,, ,,u1 ,,r1,,,os,tn,atiy ho
pio,'uulv' O''o,,,on WIN .iiuos'ioi,"y ~ "
made by the Republicans to the action OF Clerk
Adams in placing no namc on the roll from
,err.,, ~, A.. ci,.,. Iii ,.us,,,,.,. po,,,,h-
colorado ana the CLERK WILL iohowlhg hepup-
lican precedent and the past action OF tho
House rulo nil obioctiona ont Of ordcr until the
-,
spcnker Is elected. An appeal Will probably be
taken and the appeal laid on the table by
nortv voto Aftor snonlor I. ,I,c,od I'm, avroor
p'.', 'o,. 1'l'vi y Wv '"V.n
ing IN OF inc members VIII begin. motion VIII
bo made by n Democratic member to place
p.t,,rsor,s mono az ,h u ,ortin,
'"''''9o" h",nc On 'no ron pcnu'ns
contest. and his case is sufficiently
clcar TO mike Affirmative action altogether
probanIe no soon oa ,ho circnms,oncos
pIv"api'' "s eVoh us .nc crcuinsu'hcos
and the law under which he was chosen are
laid before tho Uouse ono 81 the rldavits being
-. a., =, - -,
from inc governor VINO cert'heu 10 benorns ;
election. deposng that he does not believe that
Bclford was elected In another contested case
,ha, l., ,ba r,,,r,, uis,ni,, tn c,1i,,r,,ia WI.
'n" III 'ne vur'h blstrlct III 'uliiVrhlu Wig
gintOn agt. Pacheco. tho certificate oi election
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An OutponrinE OF Democrats In Jersey city
Cheers for Mcclellan.

Two thousand Democrats gathered at tho
broad plnla at Ninth dnl Grove streets, Jersey
City last night, to ratify the nomination Of Cen
George b. Mcclellan for Governor. The streets
were packed, and from the immense platform
erected at the junction pretty fcstoons Of the
Stars and Stripes hung between rows OF bril-
liantly colored Chinese lanterns. In the rear Of
the speakers stand was the word Welcome"
in part-coorcd letters, on n broad white
ground. The scene was made brilliant by the
glare Of rockets and cOlorci lighe.
On the platform were senator ON Albeit the
Hon. Thomas j. Crcamer OF New York /. II.
!nN"rty, ". VI. Drohnn, Jefnminh Cleveland,
other influential res sidcnts Of Jersey City.
Senator Ahbctt said that il was great pleas
urc to him 10 scc such an outpouring Of Demo-
crats, as 1t proved that whatever preferences his
own county had cherished I'm the nominee for
Governor they had not iorgOltrn their duty to
the party. THIS heartfelt enthusiasm augured
we'll for the success of the ticket and the glnri-
Hero in tho stronghold of Democracy the hero
uf Anii"i'n would roll up n majority that would
nstoniSh the pnrty oi reud and corruption.
The home Of the de iu to President had rcpudi-
atrd him. and fraud WIS stamped with the seal
Of disapprohntion. He was not one To- say that
We must forget TIA" grent wrong thrus; upOnthe
people. Many weak -knccd Democrats had told
him that the cry " fraud should be- stopped.
That was not the proper way to- meet such "A
grcyous wrong. II should be harpcd on and
rcprohutcd until the party that originated it,
mud the man who hugged i to his bosom had
! icon buried In their political graves.
The lion. Thomas j. Crgam"r made stir
ring speech. coEIm,nding Mcclellan as an up.
right citi2'n, an able soldier. and ono toward
| Waum New Jersey would ho proud To- point ns
the sucrrs-or of III" present Governor
The Hon, VI. NJ. Dr1han, Allen MrDcrmott
uirrni banner. bearing. likeness of Gen
Mcclellan, was sWung 10 the breeze
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r,l rIMuBr. OFT. ~. William stewart eom-
nHnims the rN-cr puuey rNn lr"hrrs WIS fatally
shot from the @, ,or pohe -, ho1ucr Nnuuc Norryu,
tspt Mlrhch Ar.crll ly evening ou The Chr.iol uNtr
irN'4INt f1r N ei rs contrary ftllW.
I>,uNruug the pu sDhnuisl inttiuf down usNn hmi.
Som tu1de sHi ali nliO npi.I t'N-tlr ltlu-u- v
,tr, N.r order Ion' thc pulcr = hNri lo hta,r &C., N.
,id -It., 'ltt Ni,i al tn fN til.Ntt. 20 Vi.E
struck srWmi IA tine 'N" inmih lnluuns huu
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Mrs Anna Schusicr. saloon kcnpnr in
lAou.u -t.tDt William,burth, vino hasa rival injAcon
Rrrrluri A liquor dealer who kccps store opp"Nh ,
sued b. tlI lu fUr Brnui lNn Giy Oulrt Nrsicrb Tor
.Ahnr ac-s mat Bruchhrd had Accused her OF being
am Iuli.,.t ptrau. Hnd that aiieI ths ieaiu o. hT
lntfu hc ,l That ,r had starved hef Child 10 death
The JAP sa,e hcI sIJI
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ranIs. oct. ,l.--L' France publishes letter.
addressed 10 tne Anoii,hn I~gAuUn from Brus,,is ly
An American bamed "B,Je,," who con p4ains that no
removed tun rs hrrw, h,iness Aud An ily aud
ekp from ffAi, Mh cot mn A,'lgnNd reach MI
bcd, claims rvI ~ .hVn tll Vusi Vac Legs
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Tho Jersey Cny Police Commissioners have
rcf,o, ID Dii f}>, an, Il NJ fclnr and lrrlnfon,
who ~ q, tht va Uuitrcs ui the trpuhiC an Comm.
cr, nnl appointed DR. ". W. lanVk and pr Adolph
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rhr Nnl.ur linr. .y,-i' i'rlHy h.'l -.N.u -i'nn.
ri. ln f,rt ,4. I... h.. ua H'' ...il. i.i l. 't
N.4- f.'. f.N. I..u % .'. .i.i l"f N
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J0riiNGs An0Ur r0uM

I'r 81 dmly weather. and rnln nrnas. watin
.N.H It. f0'i4'r ." calirt northwest wind,
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SP.cIE PAYMENT RESUMED. Tho bost fine cut
W a.. eN o.! NHete, Iti u Vu-e.-Ile
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Miners unis. rie.,e.

There are now three Miners Unions In
this vicinity. located respectively at Sill
yer City. Virginia and Gold Hill. These
organizations have concluded To hold their
annual joint picnic. and have fixed upon
Saturday. September sth. as the time, and
Tresdway's ranch. near Carson. ~ the
place. This will probably be the largest
picnic Of the season. and u will certainly
10 a most enjoyable affair. There will be
a shooting match between the military
companies Of Storey county for two prizes,
the first being q purse Of siVO In gol'.
and the second q ffty-dollAr gold note.
Tbs prizes will be eontended for by twenty
msa from each company. and no persons
will be allowed to compete except such as
have their names ON the muster rolls.
There will be plenty Of the best music.
aud dancing will be In order for those
who choose 10 indulge therein. Many
novel attractions are to be provided. Good
order will be enforced. Tho names OF the
committees are printed In our advertising
columns to-day.
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EpIroR GoLD HILL NEws.-There ID
nm. ,ue.,ion that puxxl.. ma. and that Ia
%uES-",.,. IT, Mi. a. \,
IN ~ possible 'or an! eui''' su W.
colored person In the columns OF his paper
and at tho same time confne himself "a
,.o.n,v, In a, ~.r,,elo rubli.bed In ,bs
'N -.Lu..
virginia cA'o"'ei' OF last evening" reiau'e
to the Ophir strike. In that portion Of II
which refers TO me the writer did not con.
s--,-..u 4. .nl.. 800. =, ,...,..
nne h'iu'e'' WIN. '.
He lied when he said mat was NJ. u
It's body servant ; and he further showed
h,s u..n,... and hate md dirt. vbsn III
-. u.',.-~ !,
spoke OF mo as hr. Gurus plssk 10y.
suppose u can 10 saicly inierrea rom the
adjective niaek. INA! mere u Us 1Ppo'
site. o MT. chr."'e'e wrih,, 4 am
MT. Curtis BLACK boy, i QUIZ IKE 70
know who's whio BOY you sreI Ana no,
q \ 80, womb IKE you 70 kno" 'nAt !
have found . differences IN peasts a. wei
as men. IN my trs'eis ! nave cone acros,
. great many o,,ek ooys, ana peiievs !
nave seen equaiiy u many "h''s p''''
700 20 OF aos.. -, .,
~ We aIt W luhBo " thu tiatute VI =
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INVESTIGATED.


Captain Curtis Is now charged with dir
honesty Is well As completely with Mrs.
Cooper in her inscriptions endeavors to
an her boarding houses. Last February
the Board Of Trustees Of the ophir Mining
Company became acquainted with the fact
that Captain Curtis hal overdrawn his &c
count $4,000. which be alleged he had
lost in stocks. They then took steps TO
put him under arrest for smbczzling the
amount. Previous TO this Curtis had
transferred to +. J.. baldwin his residence
In San Francisco. worth at this time
SEQ. 900. This transfer had been made In
consideration of the advance OF certain
sums by Baldwin to Curtis and the pay
ment oil the further sun Of So, 200, which
was made over by tho captain to his wife
at the time Of the granting OF the divorce
between them. Colonel Weller. when the
overdraw Of SIS. 200 became known. went
10 Baldwin and asked him. since he had
all Of Curtis property In his hands. 10
pay the amount and release the captain
IRON his unpleasant position. This Bald.
win refused to do.
Proceedings looking 10 the arrest Of Cur
MN s, ,he f%ollouins .rr.ns.m;n, for he r..
nsymen, Of the oyerdraTp account. The
Captains salary from the Savage Company
was $500 . month. from the 0phir $500,
from the Mexican $50. and from the Union
Consolidated $50. Ho was willing TO live
on 1900 per month and paw 81, 900 10 the
Ophir COMPANY until the amount Of his
dsfaication was made good. This arrange
ment was agreed tn, and during April. May
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T. II. McduRS. BnoKEn. - We have
known him for years a. q leader In the
grocery business, and as hrst-clasa busi.
meas man generally. but hardly expected
him TO turn stock and money broker.
But he has, a. may be seen by advcr.
tisement In another column Of tho NEWS.
We predict fully a. successful q career for
him in his new role asin the old. lie IL o
w~ide.awake man and knows how to trans
act business on q safe bottom. lie Will 10
IL. Read his advertisement.
FnrESpLY.-M. q. standish entertained
his Lake Taboo party at his residence last
evening. These people became such fast
friends during their stay In the mountains
that they have determined 10 hold o series
Of reunions, OF which the u aboye-inen-
toned Is the frst.
Wan n PorrRr.--Tip orndorff writes
from tho Black Hills. saying shat they arc
having . big Indian scare. He also wishes
Daggett'a last poem. IL 10 possible That no
intends 10 read II TO the wounded Indian.
that he may chance to find on the Held OF
battler
TuE Yellow Jacket Mining Company
paid of today. the roll amounting to
s2o,iG OF this sii.4is is on account OF
the new shaft. Belchsr will disbursc
$25. 3i5.
Topaz the Consolidated Virginia. Call.
forpia and @. 4 @. Shaft companies will
pay ont $l33.464 90 to their employees.
CITIZENS complain that boys arc In the
habit Of bathing In the tanks near tho
Boston mill. Lower Gold Hill.
CAPTAIN JACK CRAwYonD Is again able
TO walk and Was seen upon the streets Of
Virginia City yesterday.
WILLIAM SxrRME has made arrange
msnts for the working Of tho old Gould 4
Curry groupings.
FARNEh TaEApwAy. 9 big Red Man. 10
In Gold Hill attending the Great Council
Of that order.
Rev. l.. REYxoLDs will preach at Day
ton next Sunday at 1850 o'clock.
ALL the people Of Virginia City arc
talking Of sstting out shade trees.
C. @. PowSrSo. editor Of the Reno JOsr-
asL. was In Virginia City yesterday.
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muRpRR VIII. our.

Afsw years ago Augu't Flower vas diseov
cred 10 be . cerAin cure for DyrpepsIs and
LAYER Complaint. and . few thin dyspeptic-
made known IN their frisnds hov essily and
quickly they hsd been cured By IL use. Tis
n 81 nrents VI urren's Augurt Flower were
70 another. untii. without sdvs'tia'ns its tais
has become Immense. Druggists In eysry town
In the Ulited Siafrs arr selling u. No perez
sud. RING with sour stomach. sick hest ache.
eostiu neps. palp,tntion of the heart. ind'ecs.
ton. lov spirfts. ETC, rsn tsks ihree dores With
OF rs cents and try II. sample bottles 10
cenil. dell 0m
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IMPROVED RED MEN.
DsinEs or the Great Ceaneii-Eise'
lion and iussalIation or Oniesrs.

-
The Great Council OF tho Improved
Order Of Red Men Of tho State Of Sovsdi
convened yesterday In the wigwam o.
Apache Tribe No. O.. Gold Hill. II has
also been In session to-day. Mention Of
this has already been made in The columns
Of the NEWS. Great Sachem Alchorn pre-
sided. assisted by Great Senior Sycamore
Dumars. Tho following Past 'sachems
were introduced and received the Past
sachem's degree. William n. Gambler Of
Pocahontas No. 2. William Edmunds OF
Apache No. O, Z. Walker OF Pluto No. I.
and Hebcr Holman OF Apache No. Q. The
reports Of the Great Chiefs were read and
referred to the proper committees. The
long talk Of the Great bachsm and Chief
Of Records gave . fiattering account OF the
condition Of the order throughout the
State, showing an increase Of membership
and finances during tho past Great Bun.
The Committee on Constitution and
Bylaws submitted their report. which was
passed and adopted.
The Committee on Finance reported
tuAt wy nsa oAhainsu tuu SSSAs Va tao
Chief Of Records and Keeper OF Wampum
and found the Same all correct.
The report Of the Great 6achem was
read and approved.
The new Constitution and bylaws fer
the Great Council and Constitution for
subordinate Tribes were issued and adopted
- read. II was ordered TO have the new
Constitution engrossed and printed a.
Don - prepared.
The Committee on Tribal Reports an
nounced the same correct.
The election OF officers of the Great
Council for the next Great Bun was held
and tho following declared elected: For
Great Sachem, T. Dumars. Of Apache
Tribe No. Q; Great Senior Sycamore.
William Kierski Of Pocahontas Tribe No.
Great Junior Sycamore. ]. d. Eckman
Of Apache Tribe No. G; Great Chief OF
Records, J. q. harrington I; Great Keeper
Of wampum. A. d. Treadway Great Hep
r~esentative to the United States Great
Council. Alex. Leport Great Prophet, p.
q. Il. Alchorn.
Appointed Chiefs-d. g.. William Can.
dler. No. 2; q. q. Of w., A. Peasley. No.
2; q. q. Of r.. L. Walker. No. 1.
Great District Deputy Great Sachem for
Pluto Tribe No. I. Alex. Leport; Shoshone
Tribe No. 5. y. 3. Sears ; Manhattan Tribe
No. z, DR.. w. b. Scott.
The above were appointed by tho Great
Sachem for tho next Great Sun.
After the Great Officers wero installed
tho Great Council adjourned 'iRs die.
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Novice.


The callow youth who Is attempting to
Az mn a regular weekly mining report for
tho yirpini, C1,o.;el, exhibits hi. green.
wv 'N
cizine our mining report Of "Wednesday.
Hs nicl. nm n fsv triainu typocrsphical
~. a..
erfots anu 'ies W magnify uem INV
errors OF grave Importance. Then he
pltebes into that norton OF our report
Referring 10 the solid Silver mine, on
Cedar Hin. very roughly, declaring il TO
be crimlnaily false In every particular, in
short that the tunnel IL locked up and no
work At all has been done there for
some time. Tho fact Of the matter
10 that this gosling Of o reporter does not
know what no 10 talking about. He EVIL
IDENTIFY does not even know where tho Solid
Silver mine Is. and even II no does, some
Of his relatives or friends arc probably
interested In adverse claims TO tho ground
in question. aud he 10 making use OF the
paper for their interest. lie states whh
Is false when he says that the mine Is not
being worked. or that our report OF ~ u
not perfectly correct. Even tne h"'elp,,'
Of this morning catches MN on'' n'o''
ioilows;
"Llsn, men 10 two sain.s, Are =. pIrs,,.n
enipioyeu III TUE ooiiu o''e' hi'"o oeuA'
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turned home. But they had no sooner
left Bsllsirs than the mob returned In
large force. capturing al men on the
freight trains. and allowing nothing 70
move either East or West. The militia
being notified Of the affair returned TO Bel.
laire, arriving about noon. Up 70 the
present time no freight trains have left
that point. but al attempt will he made
tomorrow to remove the blockade.
Eight Girls Burssd 60 heath.
C~rscrSxATr. August 3.-The fire In tho
box mandatory this morning originated
In tho cellar. An attcmp. was made TO ex-
tnsuish II without the aid Of tho nre do
partment. but was unsuccessful. Altar
reaching the frst door the flames spread
With fearful rapidity. and In . short time
reached the roof. Tho employees, mostly
girls. wero at work In the third and fourth
stories. Some escaped through windows
upon the roofs Of other buildings, but II Il
feared that eight or ten perishsd In the
flames. Four bodies have been recovered
70 disngured - 10 be almost beyond recoe.
ton. Bits OF clothing led TO the ideuti6.
cation Of Mary Eurre, MsnA Kneb, Frank
Btudair and Anna Patger. J. Blanchard,
engineer Of tho factory, died soou sftsr
from injuries received. Two girls snd one
man, Isaac scohsld. arc 10 badly burned
that they will probably die. From the fac
tory the hre spread TO six frame and one
brick dwellings. which will prove . total
loss. The amount Of losses are not yet e.
timsted. The insurance. 90 far - known,
10 fifteen thousand dollars.
Assthsr Story or the Nathan Hsr.
der.
baltimore. August a.-JamssT. Hun.
said to represent himself throughout the
country - James T. Porter, . secret SER
vice detective. has been arrested on the
charge Of swindling. HUI figured In the
conspiracy 10 rob the tomb Of Lincoln.
He says In . statement found with him
that Col. Garrison. Johnny Irving and
Billy Forester, all now In State Prison,
murdered BENJAMIN Nathan In New York
some years ago.
a sehoeaer susk.
CHIcAoo. August s.-The schooner Grace
A. Shannon, owned BY Alexander A. 0rs-
ham, OF this city, and loaded with coal.
was run into BY the propeller Favorite and
sunk this morning. near kilwsukee. All
on board, excepting tho s~even.year-old son
OF Mr.. Graham, wore saved. The loss u
s22. 900. Insurance, $4,000.
Democrats rryisg 70 ssvs Risters-
New YoRK. August D. A Ti~s' wssh.
special says tho South Csrolins
have had representatives here
for some time urging the President 10 In.
struct the District Attorney 70 mol pros
ths cases o pending against tho Ellen.
ton aud Hamburg rioters.
a Uniied states Dssessivs Asrsstsd
for Murder.
WASHINGTON. August 3.-EI.Dotsctivs
c. 3. Bell. witness In the safe burglary
cases. has been arrested on . requlsiuon
Of the Governor Of Texas. on tho charge
Of murder alleged to have been committed
In 1863.
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rrlEpHuMlc.
This Medsrn wenasr rnsrsduesd
90 Our Nssiee-The Sensseek 70
be nevoiutienised.

The telephone was introduced 70 the peo'
pie Of Western Nevada yesterday under
tho direction OF James Gamble. General
Superintendent OF the Western Union Tel
sgraph Company. The instruments used
were very small. being just largo enough
10 at nicely into the rim Of the ear. The
wiro used to convey the sounds was the one
strung by the jewsisr. Friedrich. from his
manufacturing establishment. on @ street.
| Virginia. 70 room No. 81 Friedrich House,
aud ordinarily used to signal backwards
and forwards when needed. There was
no battery whatever In use during the e.
periments.
No sooner were the instruments attached
10 the ends Of this wire than the clicking
Of . telegraphio machine was heard. Ex-
animation proved that In n place the
connecting wire was attached 10 . telegraph
post. When all was In readiness the con-
versation was commenced. the speakers
talking plainly and distinctly against the
tympanum Of their respective instruments,
then placing them 10 the ear TO catch ina
answer. In this manner msssages were
sent backwards and forwards, those listen.
Ing being able to recognize the voices Of
those talking. When some Witty remark
WAS sent tho general laughter OF the crowd
where II was received could DO distinctly
heard, a. also could the murmur OF general
conversation. but not plainly enough TO DO
understood.
The sounds transmitted resemble those
Of an echo somewhat or those coming from
4 long distance when the air 10 damp and
still. After tho instruments had been In
use q little time they seemed 10 improve In
their powers of Transmission and at times
abort ansvors could be distinotly heard BY
All In tbs room. After erperiments had
nroeeeied some thirty miputes Mr.. Fred.
riek vent 10 the shop and put the In.
strument there IN Connection with .
smsll music boz. The music was perfectly
transmitted, showing that moro than one
vibration couli be transmitted over q sin.
ole wire Al tho same time. SonRs sung
were also distinctiy heard, the words and
notes being perfectly Reproduced.
The erperiments Attracted considerable
attention from citizens Of all Glasses, the
nrwspsper fraternity taking particular In.
tsrest M the s,me. We NAV soon oxpect
- sss . ,horssnJ NJ them IN oners,ion he.
tween Cola Wiii and Yircinia City. II
iii ha an that ueonio living On tbs hill
can orJer their bresf is.,s and dinners by
sIsnho so Thai the renssts will bc ready
sor ,hem when thcv srriyc' THE facility
ii, ~h,.h comnlic,ted mr.ic.I sonnds
ara ,-r.nsmitteJ by NM new arrangement
lssds to the hopo thst In The future there
Ill Iva an -.rrsnvemsnt Inv which NJ NAV
hs n,hlsa n sttsnJ tbs onera without
l~s.vinv our rooms. provided Nc wi,h 70 do
40. The only necessary thing 70 DO will
ha IN set mn An tbe hall n largo trsnsmit-