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, 1877-08-22
MASONIC.

BUFFALO, Aug. al.-A grand public Feeep-
tton WA rendered the delegates to tue tFtennla4
convocatiou OF the General Crand Chapter
Royal Arch Nasons Of the United states st st'
Jaules' Hall this morulug. Al Address of Ya!.-
come was delivered by n. E. Judge George ".
Clinton, aud waa responded to BY II. Z. q. q.
u.P. Judge English, of Arkansas. Knights
Tsmplar and Chapter Aasons, about 100 atsong,
, 1877-08-22
FANNIE DAVENPORT IN ENGLAND.
Yxlc Ynrk Ernrkfa.

FANNIE DAVESrORT1 IN ENGLAND.
.str Ynrk Erprtss.
'sWhat wus your dsst English experience, Mls4
Davenportf'
"At Liverpool had my arst English cxpo-
rience. Az was about 10 leave tho vessel. asked
agrsy.hAlred Inspector rome questions concerning
my trunk, and gave him my nau,e. ue looked up
At fuc, pushed his spectacfos further on hls nose,
and remarked: % ycs, 30 you're Alrs Davenport,
tho American actress. have scen your picture
oftcn.' i found my photographs common all orer
the city,
~ suppose you visltcl the theatresr'
"Ccrtalnly did. The 6rat English theatre
visited was tho Prince of Wales'. I saw !lare's
'.whai was your Impression of English an.
'Just this. sat In the last row OF stalls. aud
behipd me was the pit. ! was lntently watching
i eavo III. opaon Of iho piece aud the perform.
ers. One PECULIARLY noticed and that was that
lades IN tae stalls and boxe. and she persona Ia
t4c galleries ttc Ice cream and drank ginger beer
found myself doing the samc."
t.Whnt of the London theatetat" . ..
''Thc Prince Of Walea' IL nbout ~ large - the
Filth Avenue grrcn.roou. It II very handsome
lheatrc. however, aad was decorated like toilet.
sLondon Assurance, Mlss Mary wilton in tho lit
tic paTt OF Eert; and then saw MF. and Mrs.
All Il 9:,y hansone ds,pite ~has may b. .a'd 70
Tho contrary. The stage fittings were superb, and
II looked Ike doll'a hoa*c. The 0atcsy y most
'sSs sfs it,. Il ts 1@' play
9ss 9Ssf oS Is "s,, hson. 4 ha IT. l'e'a" 80" M 'f
..What was !he most nosleeA'e thing aooa1
,"rhs s. y: 80 near tho door TINT couldn't
"e's HAGout MOUTH; ti;s English aulicucesr'
~ liked them very muss. @ and al think ,a:. thsy
up readily syory point" r..
Amses aa nS appear 'o'sns ''0 40
There WA 90 Aafxed alnGsehse llaugaanSl
octMeeh tno actlnX y! aGcont W. HnHsn t y, nms .t
Gun ac!oIs hpuceu. nu"esst. tuet ousn ~ a, aS"
Az r. aes5 n'.S ,rh ans
Jokes, such = orsaeh ot d!se'pine Ton!d rot b.
eoAll .ce n evuty p':y that hsd ever I; sssn .;n
difference, amd an!s!I that came only aitet !oh2
anll CONSTANT 4tnay. vent 10 VIAL Luz ios
pleasure: end 1sdnf come away a'ssae'aea' even
"0n, they arc tcn year. behind the agc. Ny
heart aehcd 10 teach thcm how 10 arcss. but when
same blue rabit bought N New York TO wear on
weather. = 70 peculiar that tho people dou's fes'
''t "%ill S!1i:S' yoa 60 abroad ner. .e..onr, ,..
~ have had oyerturts made. by Mr.: Maplcson;
who will brins, out 'p19us In New York style. and
thu arrangements will be concluded in fort
''Huclally, what OF your v!sitr.
.'vcsy pleasant indeed. should liku very much
to have stad Longer. but ! wanted to come home:
Miss IlraAdon's, thu novelist, who lives At 1leh:
| aell House. an old ep!6copal palace, embowefed
| tn trees, with large garden. Miss Dradlon 0wna
WTikIe Collins. Tho story. teller, called upon
nc And offered to write play, Charles Heada
, 1877-08-22

IN UEDEiE To ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SGMEE1t'S
] EAifOns tht0uahuhf the cfsy xc hatr established
Isf.rch t,tlnt. = thr aren i1lr',m. =. hea'Knate
price charged n the Aan u,:cr, and will rcreytd
Until oclpck M during Inc week. and uutIt D. N.
On hAtNr1.ys: -
WlLL1AAH. winning. Hpoxpeler And ftattonee,
1S3 Twtntv second IT., near WAba4I ~.
=. ~ WALDEN. yeW+dta!es. Htatoncf, ETC., fU9
Hr4t NAH son st., mar Wrstetnas. -
IalHEIir THkuMSTDS. West alda Ser1 Depot. 1
H.uc Ht1nd. av.t rurher OF ffalatrhtt.
t.E,1.E HENRY. Eoass Stationery ctc., $50 Di.
Fiet91,st. H..
..kST1S KRcG. SevI t'epot. Etat!onery. ETC., ass
, 1877-08-22
THE TRIBUNE's CROP REPORTS.

Perhaps the beat informed paper in the country
concerning Western crops ID THE CHICAGO Tnts.
uxG, and thIs makes an estimate Of the wheat crop
Of this year In four Of tie Misslssipp Salo States
which comparss supefbly with the crop reports Of
QihqF IeRf4, u f0llUMA:
, 1877-08-22

FA3c10H N1ttIFQ tAs711fo71 RzsaaU.
A special dispatch 10 the chica2o JouraGi from,
Springfield lass Tuesday says the comuaisalonsfs
appointed 10 measure and eoadsnn tue xeoand
, 1877-08-22

IVt&l+. ,RAUUUU BtCIDeUu0 1I1.tNAWU
This indicates Grst. that those four States have
e5. o00, 900 bushels more Of wheat 10 sell than
after the unprecedented yield of 1874 and o. ooo,
600 buahels more than last year-not lees than
II, 600, O00 barrels OF lour: second, that Ainna.
sofa, which was the seventeenth wheat growing
Stats IN 1850, has RroHn to tho second ID 1877,
md next year will stand At tho head; third, that,
adding tho unusual yield Ut Mcbiaan, Ind.na,
Ohio, unl Illinois TO this surplus. making allow
anes fof ths small crop In C.llioEna, thls country
ln0fu Than last year. These estimates nse baaed ou
tho actual returns fsou4 souo 6tascs aud careful
observations BY cautious aud Trustworthy men tu
others. This bvnus OF seventy .hse millions Of
uuuoey will ~ q guo1 ways towards seyi,iDx husl-
ncs4 during The eutnx faf, Ut least on trunk rail-
roads and among thu TURNER'S.
, 1877-08-22

formed m escn,t TO tho General Grand Chapter,
NIt,h pira1e1 the Jrin.iual streets. AT ihn
rrlirlusiu., uf thu exercises nt the hall the 1'r
cr-sion reformed and mar hrtl to Masonic Hall,
wll"re tho t4cncral t'rand CHAPTER entered upon
the business IT the Convention.
, 1877-08-22
CURRENT GOSSIP.

HOPE is DEAD.
Amid the crowd vt the par,stan MAY,
One OF The many who whiti lime awaT;
IN tho lonz, gliding boat with tbs dark Eundoler;
All oyer Inc Continent, there, and then hero;
Down tie teAutIfnl Rhinc; at the corso In Rome;
mt never, though rcektn9 for. finding home;
In the wllds of Morocco; In camp and csnos;
In Turkey and Russia, and Palestine tout
And never ut rest-lke a tpirit In pain,
Or an indian aallop1ng over tue plain:
A brown, beasdcd man, bid by Myttcrys veil,
And scaled By ste.r lips that could ne'er tell the
thle-
This tale Of detpar--how bis heart turned To lead,
And nsver mortal bis troubles had read.
Tho Demon Of Darkness kept watch Of his prey,
And whispered these words In bis ear. every day
Words nlpays remembered nnd branded In red:
"Tou are mine only, for ltope Ia deadl"
uc flew from the place with a more. .maddencd
brain.
And every one wondered and thought hin, insane.
Hut notse1essly on canc tic Spirit Of Hope;
She held In her hand slbsht. stlken rope.
It ut,ered the brccze brought It near to bis grasp;
lie fanctcd he saw 1t almost In ais clasp.
quick, onward! spring gave the now.hop!nz tnan;
1lis breath came quickly: 20 II but ean!'
hut alasi for The Spirit of Hope was ntas,
And there remained only bright, mockIny star,
Which twinkied a!oft- and wInkcd with tts eye,
A tue swtt- -patsing winds heard the wrctehed man
stgh.
Then rushed on his fancy tho Spirit Of Dresd,
And Knocked while II crushed him: "Iopa IL
dtadrt
Under tho pail ot the StRht-ktngs reign,
A dark as tho shadow that followed Cain,
Cropt, like stricken soul tho man,
Hopeless and wretchel. under Hopes ban.
The mighty Thames ran wildly on.
A the ripplcs closed o'cr the face 60 wan.
, 1877-08-22

IyTAXTRU-LOT 20 FEET FHOST IN GuOD KESf.
W ueuce street on West side; must he IaTEaln.
Give iocalion and price. Addftss Il H Tribune ohcc.
Observation-Disclosures At OR NEAR SANDWICH.
w ill.,. for ore In Chicago. HeAtCstate 1wners visit
Ing 10 se!l 10 give me prices, T., l.. CASPlkLD. s.
LA5a1l1-st,
, 1877-08-22


I;OR RsALK1xIao-4:sTntr AID pAsEMESr
Il brick hnli1ing &0xitD tt silly. cost sTLf fFD N
Nadtson.,t. hfxr-n >satr: It. and wAta.h.av.. NOW
5cns:d ~ g. - PGr yesf Mant thr cs.h; iee'acd
Jtun sAtE-s,.yl1 io.nUOM DwEkl:lSA AND
lot .it,y> on Mont1e' cast of tia!:tel.N;
tl.syI dn~n. T. H. NDfU. ltoom 7. t73 MAdtton'hs-
ltoR sALE-To cAP1TALtsTsFDR SALE u.
l exchanxe NJ Rrcat aacfthce. Z *s!uafe tn'r:est:
NTc cxc.as. !ato Snnth SHE t'ark Fnr particular,
Addresa fer one week Il n. Tribune on1ss.
1,oE sALk-rU SUIT PURCHASERS HOE sls II
eonas "! sly: *i,aks rat. trade: 1st..' Eis;l,
months Of me ferY ew aud II taey decide 70 pa9hs1:
LaSAllc'si.
I,oR ,ssALE-AT a sACniFiCE-s1onE WITH
dwelling above wrst Ma aitt9l.lt. neAr Carpenter,
terms to salt. WALLER DltUs d MAUiLf.. W Wash'
ington.Ft-
LoK SALE-3LOTs Dv LAFLIx. .sT., NEAR 1lAR
l. fisop. offered 1t bottom prsCea.
esyis0 feet to el.fuot silty. IN wahash.nvy near
IT.. offered n Eotd tetton price II takcn
shs week. HENRY l.. HILL. Ia2 bcarbArn.tt.
TOR sALE--AT nARoA1S. oS TEisMs To SUIT,
+ tlt1Ant new marble ttunt hnute. 1l3 Ashaaa'4 '4y.
Inquire It III South Ctafk.ss.. In b4nk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-01
British Columbia Items.

Mr.. Switzer's barn was burned on the
2jth. Loss, $500.
The Victoria races will come of on next
Tuesday, Sept. 4th.
II. NJ. S. Daring left Esquimalt for the
Eastern coast on the Goth ult.
The royal navy is now supplied entirely
with beef and mutton raised in the prov
ince.
The Cross Bros, from San Juan, brought
in nice prospect of coarse gold, the result
Of few days labor. One piece weighs
over $40.
We have on exhibition in our Office a
sample Of barley grown on the ranch of Mr..
James Phillips. James Bay. Seven acres
yielded over SIS bushels to the acre.-Vic-
toria Standard,
In the course of few months the province
will be brought face to face with the stu
pendous undertaken known as the Esqui-
malt Dry Dock. The cofEerdam contract
will be completed before the end of the cur
rent year, and then the advisability of pro-
ceeding with the dock as a purely provin-
cial work will have to be considered. About
$4,000 has been already expended or
will have been expended when the Golfer
dam is handed over by the contradictory and
at least 100000 additional will be neces-
sary to complete and equip the dock.-Vic-
toria ColOnist.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-01

The UTsALADY BANKRUPT CAsE.-A
number of orders or decisions have been
rendered by Judge Lewis in the Granny
bankruptcy case during the present term
OF Court. One of these orders the pay
ment of ST. 800 to Mrs. Grace Jackling
and children, Of this place, as heirs of Mr..
Grennan, the senior partner of the firm;
and other orders were made on the claims
of Island county, of Haller, Swift and
Cambell: The cash in bank belonging to
this bankrupt estate amounts to between
thirty and forty thousand dollars; against
which there isA single claim, that of Colin
Chisholm, DECEASED, of ST., 900, alleged to
have been due him for wages.-Tilbune.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-01

E Purser Bailey, of the steamer
otter, is making many friends by
the accommodating spirit manifested
in the discharge of his duties.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-01

= AZ Mr.. Josiah Failing, one of
Portland's Oldest and most respected
citizens. died in that city, on the 18th
ult.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-01

* Unity Encampment No. 2 of
Odd Fellows was instituted in Sea tile
last week, by ID. q. Patriarch Strive.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-01

AZ The population of Skamania
county is pa, a considerable increase
over the census Of 1875.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-01

M a e >eaith }. tAse z-~-s tar
fT u arEsS- Haz4sh Ga~~eg tn srrz.s-~s
ie~az tsf tmr A. 0aa go hr42~ eTsArrx a.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-01

~ asssz@a@ 1920 b. ~~ 60 nw 49, ~
Mss4ze = s~34~ms-rw vz~aswsmR km&4.@ ~
r~-zrw4 - s~~~~w sxu1 90 80 - nz~
k~u sw1=& go tsxasxa zwe M&aw~xszzrx-
p@rrF -s4AamE ~~@N ~~am~x and aNansax
a@~ @aaz@sm mmsS saaw mAMm Ewasmzmm 3sN1
~ ~ SC Nmaw u zu<naMzzsmr $500
ssaw aaaas<zp szzaa@ms .zs&a~- mzrzx AZ
az 4z@H - zznw1. s~ ~Ezax - -.
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"a mam E&A - wmr~susm ~wzN M~uM ~
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tzas uzzaA~~a go saw azmap &aosA
m~U wMh 80 wss~-~we ~n~v zsm 49,
srs rauzg 81 u 80 wanuw 4@z 60 M~w@x
Es3 ssvw@n@ $500 MA@maa@ Msw4
1pw za4aN ~ ~ sam~# hsa@wmmummw wm
z a4n4 8swz HexH r-ssu~ua - ~rs~# -
a~ssa AaaaN = $1,000 aae aaw a.~.s
~ss@asasaa $3.50 So 80 aaz 1auss -
a.asza - - -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-01

. 49, A. = -~ks @a-@z~.
- swussea4s @4a~ 4 pwpx@s 1@
- p~uasasaa neuza. ~sunzNnw xzwMma
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Died.

In ;hl- T'la~e. GA the SIS; ult-. Mr.. J
W HAwE- asct 8 YEAR
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-01

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-01

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alter tAsy led hrDck - lass Secn ran
ming ClI-e 10 Tie tlutsF Nrs tow4n's
husband w2s sa"; in her arms He u the
oaiy one II tn i:-ieT,burs parry knOwn
L. have been killed Tic rest NAV have
escaped The Indians are reported on
Gardeners river yesterday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-01

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b. g. 49, Ear 1880 - 49,
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49, @aarmH = y 2asaa4an sr
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MAY a. n lssSAER
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Farm for Sale.

1 PUBLICATIONS FOR LIFE INSCR-
1Aancc, nj actual cost, recels ed 10y
J. II. MUNSoN,
Agent North Pacific Mutual Life Assbcia-
ton.
vi
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The CoWlitz Academy.
taalzzzeas-s ~ 49,
SISTERS or CHARITY
ta~ ss P-z@ars~ Es-wss -raazn~ w

E1EM~
Azss-a sa rHsaaa. aaaa1aa la n4sa3n rz
aasA 90 .
p sas9 - o. ssaa
49,
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$780, @szaee Nar a~a ur amas~ 80
Ha4s t-H7ss ~ sn2sH E1ss 49,
satsmaan sas teTMse rsaa1zzg
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-01

CHA AK - Ia iztrr -eaz
.z1s-.- z24Tr~ss-l . r--rEl-- hsraT g. tlas
tarslss. usclstars 81 suEggs-ss asNsns th~za
g rHiHcafs ttssir I=-5Ilss. II Tsns0nstiEIss
-i.ve-. ha. rcrrIvr- rvViles i@um 10 az
Ilse~c lsl favor FrE-Ahn- the lsW II -.
AMI fostering the dollar 81 Gar faiEers t.
Isgr Old l,!asr N the coinage - faTur .
I.lone;lIAiipn With Conditions aitAChrd
= opposed characterization IL ART uRde-
cidcd. am two decline io answer Those
answers represent every state, and include
II senators aud lGj representatives. OF
the latter l.! advocate the measure and Ii
OpDoSe H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-03
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Alsxandria. Sept %, 1877.
4 WOULD INFORM MY FRIENDS AND
the public generally that 1 have this day made
business connection with the we'll known firm
and General Commission Merchants, N. w.
corner Cameron and Royal Streets and would
solicit share of their patronage.
sep 29-tf +. It. SWAlNE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-03
NJ O 7 1 9 4 l..

n o71oH'
have Just returned from the North with 3
full line cf the following goods: Ladies' and
Children's Hosiery from 121c to 500 pair; Kid
Gloves from 75c to ST. IS per pair; Hsndker.
chiefs at all prices Zephyr Worstea. white l0c.
colored lac per OF; Ladies' Embroidered Col
rem Corsets from 5Oc up; Yarn. Navy Blue.
Seal, Brown, and ali the plain colors; Merino
Vests and Pants of all sizes; Card Board Silver
Paper Pictures in great variety; Motto Pocket
Books; Steel Purses, new style; Lace and Silk
Scarfs Crepe Lease; all kinds of Ruting very
low; Buttons, Fringes and Black Velvet on the
bias also Velvet Ribbons and everything in my
line as low AS can be sold in this or any other
city. Call and see for yourselves ~
&C. BERRY'S, 72 King st.
Agent for SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
san d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-03

FIG. SWAINE,
WITH
HARLOW BROS,
IL GROCERS, LIQUOR, FEED.
ANE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NV. COR. CAMERON AND ROYAL STS.
Liberal advances made on sll coneignments
in store. sep 29-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-15
LOCAL lNTELLICENCE.
Fine Trout.

Quin river. which runs west through
Northern Nevada, about eighty miles
from, and parallel with. tho Humboldt,
and sinks in the Blackjack deserts,
furnishes excellect sport for the disci-
pies of Izak Walton at this season of
the year. Trout are abundant in its
waters, aud grasshoppers for bait arc
generally plentiful along its banks.
vi the palatableness of the fish we are
enabled, through the kindness of H. II.
MeColly, one of the pioneers of the
valley, to speak knowingly, having re-
eeived from him by express some spec
linens Of The Isl ecAled beauties,
which would tempt the palate of old
Epicures.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-15
Rover's Case.

Rover was on the witness stand
nearly all day yesterday, and contra
dicted his former statements in several
important particulars. The Reno
Gazette says his guilt now seems a
conceded fact. and his attorneys appear
to have lost much Interest in the cause
of their self accusing client. The case
will probably be given to the jury to-
morrow.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-15
Horaes stolen.

Four horses were stolen from Will
liam SIMPSONS ranch, twelve miles
west of town. on the river. night before
last. Three of them belonged to Mr..
Sampson and one to the Curtis
brothers. Ii is suspected that they
were taken by the Jail brakers or some
of their conf -derates.
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COURTING IN WARD.
How the Girls OF that Camp Talk
10 Their Sweethsarts.

They have some queer girls over
about Ward, according to the Eureka
Sentinel. One of them. who resides
in Steptoe Valley. had been receiving
the attention of young man for about
a year; but becoming impatient at his
failure to bring matters TO crisis, she
resolved to ascertain his intentions.
When he next called she took him
gently by the ear, led him to seat and
said: " Nobby. you've been foolin'
round this claim for mighty near
year, an hev never yit shot off your
mouth on the marryin' biz. I've cot
toned to yer on the square clean
through. an hev stood off every other
galoot that has tried to chin in. an
now / went yer to come down to bust
ness or leave the ranch. Eff yer on the
marry an want pard that'll stick,rite
toye, pass in yer checks but if that
amt yer game, draw out an give some
other feller show for his pile. Now.
sing yer song or skip out" He sang.
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EARLY Harvest.

Everybody who visits Paradise VAL
ley says the crops look better than ever
before at this season of the year. As
many farmers sowed their grain earlier
than'nstNl, it is expected that harvest
will begin about the middle. of July.
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sI23 Reward.

A reward OF S25 is offered by the
the Sheriff for the capture OF each of
the prisoners who broke Jail here night
before last. See description of the
men In another column.
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No trace of Them Found Yesterday.

No trace of Them Found Yesterday.
A reward of $25 each for the capture
of the prisoners who broke Jail night
before last. was offered yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff Burns. This incentive
led several to start out in search of the
fugitiyes. Even the Piutes were
anxious to got the reward, particularly
on account of the circus, and a dozen
or more of them started on the trail
south of the Court house. The whites
found no trace of them beyond where
they entered the sage brush, though
they rode in every direction within
radius of six or eight miles from town,
and the belief among them was general
that they were hiding in the tall sage
brush few miles south of town, as
they crossed no trail nor road within
FIVE or six miles of the Jail. The Indi-
ans tracked them to the railroad west
OF the depot, and there lost the trail, as
the fugitives evidently walked on the
ties to conceal their tracks. The hole
made by them in the brick wall which
divides the vault of the Jail closet from
that in the hall, and through which
they made their escape, is not more
than thirteen inches in diameter. and
as some of them were large men it
must have been an extraordinary tight
squeeze for them to have got through.
1t is a little remarkable that a
half breed Indian who wss arrested
with the Humboldt pirates, and who
was not confined in cell, did not hear
them going through the water closet or
digging hole through the wall under
the floor Crozier aud Huff. who were
confined in cell adjoining that from
which they escaped did not hear them
saw the bolt or leave the Jail.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-15

NOTHING is more harassing than
boils or ulcers. Fortunately they can
be quickly healed by the use of Glenn o
Sulphur Soap, which purges the sore
OF its poisonous virus or proud flesh.
and thus removes the only obstacle to
its healing.
Grow young in ten Minutes with
HILLS instantaneous Hair Dye.
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Paradise Agent.

B, F. Riley is authorized to collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the silver STATE
in Paradise Valley.
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TO MY PATRONS.

NNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
II informs the patrons of the Humboldt
Baths aud Shaving Saloon, that from this
date the baths and saloon will close at ~
O'Clock noon every Sunday.
The Ba'hs will only be open to the
public SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
RICHARD ROBINSON.
Winnemucca. June II, 1877.
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Rye Patch Bullion.

The Rye Patch Mining Company
shipped last night four bars of bullion
of the assayed value of SC. 900.