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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02
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CnOMI r0lnr 10Sy As,,on ~
principal plses Of basiness. Ban francisco
i"csiion Of works. Gold Mn. STOREY county.
Notice Is hereby given. that st . nestins q
tho Board OF Dlreetop. held ON ne igh
day OF January. isf7. an assessment tNo. ~
Of One (1l Dollar :per share was levied upon
the capital stock of The copor.tioni p:yaosIs
Immediately. in United state Eod eoln. % p, ses
q Hs,wsfd's Building. tls osiiforsis street,
Ssn Yrsncisco, California.
Any stock upon which this ae.scnsut snsai
remain unpaid 90 ths fourtseuth dsy q yeo.
rusry. 1871. viii be dslinquent. sld sdvssisso
Coz iaie q public anctina, nd unlos ~
: made bsfors VIII Be- sold on Mkun
DAY, the 7th day of March. isff. 70 pey os 81
Iinqucut assessment, tosvthw win coas o. -
vsriisiae and sxpsn'es o ale: ...-....,,
Omes-Room NO. - Hayvards bsiIGne. 70
sis California street. San Yransases. osilosnis'
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.,OuTH COMaTOCK GOLD AND
SILVER MINING cONPANY.-Location
o. principal place Of business, san Francisco.
California. ll
Storey county. Nevada.
N,iics IL hereby given. that at Q meeting
h the Dlrector. held on the soth day Il
January. 1877. ~ assessment mo. 81 Of Twenty.
avs Ceuts per share vas levied upon the
capital stock of tho corporation. payable imms
ii,tsly. IN United stairs gold 90 n. 10 the Bec-
Setary, at the once OF the Company. SIT I tsli
fprpiA street, hooms and Z. second nooF, over
!fina Insurance. once trance 30g California
stree -San rrsncisco. California.
Any stock upon which thls Assessment
shall remain unpaid on tn, sday. the eth day
n Mach. l5TT. will be delinquent, and advsf.
tircd for sale at public auction, and unless pay.
ment 70 made beiore. will he sold TUksDAY.
the 57th day Of March. 1871. n pay the delin.
quent assessment. toyeiher with costs OF sdvcf.
Using and expenses OF sale.
J. n. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
Ofhrc-No. sil California street, Rooms and
I. second door. ban Francisco. California.
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And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board Of Dirscturs. made on the 18th day OF
December. 1915, % many shares OF each parcel
of such stock ~ may he necessary VIII be
cold Z public auction. at the once oi the Conl-
nsny' No. ali California street. Rooms . and q,
.econd floor. entrance 80 Callfornis st-ret, ssis
Franclsco, California. on aAruRDAY. the 10Th
day Of February. 1877. At the hour OF O'Clock
?. 4. Of said day. TO pay sald delinquent a'sess-
ment thereon. together with costs OF advertis-
Ing and sxpcnses Of sale.
JIM. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
Odiee-Rooma and Z. second moor, sii
California street, entrance so California street.
aan Francisco. California. 1aaitd
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DELINQUENT SALES.
....o9I0ArEn INPERIAL HlN.

O0NGOLlDArED lMrEnlAL HIN:
u INu COMPANY. = Location % principal
Locsi,on Of uorks. Gold Hill. storsy county,
Notics.-rhers ere dslioquent upon the fol-
Ioviu described stuck. vn aeeoant of assrst
msut NO. n isvied on the f9th day of Deeem-
her. fyls. the several I'm Sunts sci opposite ne
psmss of the rvspeetivs shArsso'dsrs' y io'-
S.as.. No. cer,ii. shs. An,S =,
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DnOAP ECr GOLD AND sILvER
: h1Nls0 COMPANY. = Location Of prip.
ripal place Of business. Ban Yrsps isco. Call.
fUrnia.
Location Of works. Gold MN. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meeting Of
The Board OF Dlreciors, held on the Bth day Of
January. 1870. an assepsment mo. ~ of Tweaty
Ave Cent? per share vas levied upon the capital
,tock of the corporation. payable lanediaiely.
In United States Eold coin. 10 the Secretary. Al
the once OF the Company, Boom ], No. 60
California street. San Prnciseo. California.
Any stock upon which this asssesment shall
% 1a n,I nnPs'a asIinans, III s ya ~ z, ro,, ~
sa.e at public auction. and unless payment IL
made beiore win be sold on TUESDAY. the
Nth day OF Fsbsusry. isT1. 10 pay the delIn.
quent sssessmsnt. together with costs Of Cd
verising and expenses Of sale.
J. r. MOORE, Secretary.
0fiee-noom !. 10. 40 California street, Fan
Francisco. California jsotd
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p.LlseuEsr SALES.

s.ss.r .s ssS sxpsnsss oI ,hs ssls.
VI. Z. DEAN. Secretary.
O6ncs-Roou No. ~ Hayward's bauoinE'
No. sis California street. San frAneiseos csh'
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DISSOLUTION OF copARrMrRsHIp.

TsnE PARTNERSHIP IIyRET0roRg TX.
i Lifting betwerh C0NRD DiEDBnlCif
aid ". u. O. DLAECH,Rr under the nrm
tame OF BLANCHARD CO. esrpins on the
I'LL. storey rounty, Nevada. 10 this CAY die.
pslved by mutual ronsent. tIl partis indsb sbted
b, the lsts nrm of BaDel ard 4 Co., mp to the
1T of January, 1877. Will rave cesis hy settling
their se.eu,is inmedia'rly with NJ. curtis
al debis dns the ssid arm up to that date.
Parties having e'ainis sYainst the ssid nrm.
ntrseted prior 10 January !. isIi. will please
pr. ent the came 10 Mr.. Cariis blanchard for
CURTIS BLANCHARD.
Gold Hill. yAnuars 0 ls1f. isS sd
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DISSOLUTION or copARTNERsHIp,

NOTICE Ii HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN copartnership heretofore existing between
Charles Ninth, Frank hitchell and Ferdinand
0us,, under the .nrm name and style o. q.
BNiTH D CO., IN keeplng the Miners' Home
ana Restaurant, Gold Hill, Ia this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Mitcheli and 0ust will
oon!inse me ol.ns,s y ne s,me ;n p,aer snS as
the 'a's him' cu,pt M sx,ru
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rclir-r, vN,nr . rLAro q. q. cor. u. co. ,
Names. No Csr,. shs. Amt.
DOLLY Leon. Trustee bal. .s6t -. ..c g
Nsrhs Jos, Trustee bal. .sts. ..i5.....e Ts
JIsnlv sarah y. hal. .Tio. 3. 4 20
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Evening star., 1877-08-20
NEWS FROM PANAMA.
The Wreck Of the Eden

PANAMA., August 1.-The details OF the
loss OF The Paclic Steam Navigation COM
pany's steamer Eden on the X Bcks Los Nttas
near valparaiso, are somewhat amplifed,
but In substance are those communicated In
my last dispatch. The loss OF life n variously
stated, probably reaching 10 the NUMBER OF
40. One sal incident IL that whilst efforts
were being made 10 rescue twenty OF the
khipwrecked, who Were grouped on q rock
900 yards frOm the shore, the boats of the
vessel employed found IL To be impossible 10
reach the SURVIVORS, and these, out OF pure
desperation, threw themselves into the sea
10 escape iurtner suffering from famine and
thirst The loss Of the steamer Is the first
Item In probably long list To originate
rom The catastrophe OF May last. Currents
and consequent bearings have been changed
by That commotion. The Eden was dri ven
on the rocks whilst pursuing an exception
ally sale course, but it was 40, ina gined by
The ofncers on board, all well acquainted
with the coast, that greater caution was
necessary
Evening star., 1877-08-20
The Hayes Family One Hundred
Years Ago
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH AT BgATTLE-


AT BTattleborO', VT, Saturday, the Presl-
dent and family reached the railroad station
at O'Clock The people had gathered In CON
siderable numbers 10 greet HIM, and when
be appeared upon the platform of Governor
Smyth's private car, men, women and chill
dfen pressed forward and We're accorded an
audience ard shake OF the hand Mrs
Hayes stood at the entrance TO the car, and
shared the greeting with the President
While waiting for the train to start the Pres
1dent addressed the assembly, which lis
tened 10 his remarks with the closest atten-
ton. He spoke as follows:
My JeuOtc cHizeHs:-BefOre leave You de-
and If ou will kindly permit me to speak
two or three sentences shall be glad to re-
ceive your attention. No language is too
warm or tco strong o express my gratitude
and my family In BrattleborO'. Ny family,
or rather the Hayes family, came to Brattle.
6oro' about one hundred years ago. I do not
blacksmith, the only one here think when
he came, aud the people welcomed him
cordially, as they always do SO i'm
BLACKSMITH in q neWiy,settied % S eommunisgy x1lnge
"A vcice-"A blacksmith in q new county Is
almost as good as President among us.nI
E ESery one OF the Hayes family scattered, SO
most agreeable recollections OF Brattleboro,.
! thank you cordially for what you have
fSan sIf ssssr TO me
ego next month, and moved to Ohio, where
l was Lorn, but my elder brother and sister
were born here. When boy OF II years. 43
years ago, / first came to tn e place On a visit
TO my uncle John, who then liyel i'm This
village. During my visit walked over fhs
very road by which came this morning and
The place was beautiful then. There have
been many changes since, but the beauty
continues, and mas been enhanced. / hon,
continue TO increase, and hope that again
end often shall come hither to inset Won
But am extending my remarks beyond two
again thanking you for the hearty welcome
you have given me.
The remarks of the President were received
with cheers.
Evening star., 1877-08-20
kilograms to The Star.
PRE- ESlDENT'S TRIP.
JOSEPH AND HIS BAND,
Gen. Sherman In Danger.
THE ORIENTAL WAR.
Later Army Movements.
JOSEPH AND HIS BAND,
Gen. Sherman In Danger.
THE ORIENTAL WAR.
Later Army Movements.
THE PREsIDENrIN NEW ENGLAND.
In Route for the White Mountains

WINDSOR, VT August 2O.-Tne PresIdsn-
ual parry, consisting OF the President and
daughters, Postmaster General Key. Attar
ney General Devens, Whitelsd Reid, Miss
Foote and Miss Noyes and the PreSdent's =
two sons, LEFT this morning at $50 for the
hite Mountains, In the palace car Belle
yue. The President and Mrs. Hayes were
driven TO tie station, where they were met
by large and enthusiastic crowd OF people.
The inside OF the car had been most taste
iully trimmed with evergreeus aud choice
HoMers, and an elabOr ate basket OF flowers
vas presented to Mrs. Hayes. As the car
moved from the depot, the President aud
Mrs. Hayes stood on the rear platform. and
amid lor < and continued Cheering from tbe
immense crowd OF people, bade alleu 10 The
Green Mountain state.
PLEASANT SABBATH.
Inc President expressed himself pr ivatelv
before leaving, as having spent Que OF the
n est, most pleasant aud interesting Sab
baths OF his life, which wouli never be for
gotten or obliterated by the cares OF tur-
mOils OF life, no matter how arduous or how
far IN the future they mis- ght be.
PROG RAMME FOR THE WEEK.
The party are Xpe cted 10 arrive At Wells
river al 1920, where they will be met by
Governor Prescott, OF New Hampshire. who
Will join the party at that place and accom-
paDy them TO the White Mountains, down
through the Pemigewssset valley To Ply
moutn, al which place they will stay for the
night and go TO Concord Thursday morning
on special train, reaching there about noon
met by the mayor OF the city, with other Of
nclaIs, under escort OF the home militia. a
detachment OF veterans, and the fire depart
ment. The party Will lunch al the PnduiN
Hotel, after which a levee will be given I'm
honor OF the President at the Opera House.
where the people will be formally presented
TO The President and Mrs. House. The Pres
ident and Mrs. Hayes will be the guests OF
Hon. Onslow Stearns while In the city. The
President will be in Washington on Satur-
day afternoon at 40 by the regular train.
En- Route TO the White Mountains.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, August %.
The Presidential party arrived here from
windsor at $40 O'Clock this morning and
were enthusiastically received by a large
concourse OF people. The President, Mrs
Hayes, Secretaries Evarts, Key and Devens
appeared on the platform OF the palace car.
After a general hand shaking the President
briefly addressed the crowd. He then intro
duced Messrs. Evarts, Key and Devens. Mr.
Evarts made short speech, after which the
party resumed their journey TO the W bite
Mountains at o'clock.
Evening star., 1877-08-20
llle Markela.

BALTIMoRs, August l0-fu.!uia 81 Ke., GA, ~;
DO deit rrcd o. Go consolidated. o5 a. do sec 30
tris9. Al North Carolina sixes OLD, Is hid 20 aay
Sugar quiet, I0'Es'Oia
BALTlSoRk. August 90 Cotton auia,-n iasiine
Us. flours iUll-Ho ard s,rest and western sups
sWa! 10 do. extra, e0Os5.s5, do family, s7ssS rs;
Sy Mills SUPER, O,s4 80; do. extra, s,Oa6 81: do
MIC brands, -; Patapsoo family, $50. Wheat
nrner aLo fairly actiNe-sOuthern red, Fuliz, Sla
ls3; do amber, sosi.so; No. Q western winter
red, spot, ls: August, lsia eeDtem Der, H bid
october, i5- Corn, southern dull. wesrera firmer
southern white, 60 do. yellow, ssa59 srp mixed
spot aid August, 65>S Sept snber Sc .assk, Ocfo-
Der, e71s bid. steamer, s. Oais fsi, IN aefive and
tr-southern, 2ss3l; western white, sl.s,. 90
mixed, 2os29. Rye dull snd lower, Gl.61 nav
6uI- ylsnd ami Pennsyiy ani. prime, IL OOals 90
Prov isions duh and easier. POrk, iGT5 BuIk mssss
nSte-snoulders: 81 clear rib sidse, ~; packed
Gas BacOn-shouliers. 64: clear RIB sides, -!
HsHs, l2aB Lard-rehned, gA Butt a, prime trrn
9ib kinds dull AID hesvy-choc ce western lsaso
fetf'leGm oul-crude, IA; refined, lSa.. COffee
qaiet, luyers and sellers spart-YIo carxSrs Ia !.
1&; jol binR. Ea29. Whisky qniet, Ia, Re-
ceipts-t lopr, 3lUo; wheat O. o O. corn a. y. os,s
40 re, 200. shirnents-w heat, 45, 40; corn ,
hEw YORK, August % -stocks active, exoite@ and
ieysilsh Money ~. Gold, l05's. Exchange, long J,
ss.A: thcrt, <ss5s. Governments weak
NEW 1ofE, Angrst . 2i.-Flour Gull and in haysrs
laor Wheat. spt quiet and unchanges, futures
trm'r. Corn and !. ce1ts l.wer.
. LONDON, August 20, 1880 . m.-U 3 four and a
bail bOLcs h5.s. Erie railway. IA, d. preserred. .
n New York Central, 95. lllfJois Central, 81.
Evening star., 1877-08-20
Bannoclss and ShOshones
SaratOga Racea.

SARATOGA, August 2.-There were four
races on the programme to-day; weather
nne, track good and the attendance fair. The
nrst race was for purse of $500, of which
$50 TO secure horse; entrance free for maiden
two year olds, three-quarters OF q mile
Pools sold as follows: McDaniel's War
Dance nlly $500, Withers' Invercauld filly
S55, Rice and Bethune's Duncan F. Kenner
$3.50, &. Reeds Eugene n. Robinson SIS. The
race was won by Eugene N. Robinson In
Gl9: McDaniels lilly second, Duncan +.
Kenner third.
The second race was for purse of $500. OF
which $50 to second horse; entrance free, one
mi;e. The starters in pools sold as follows:
yers el50, Bowie's Mary us, Madge IS, w. ].
Higgins so, Mechanic e6O, DAILY Bros Dandy
and Rice and Bethune's DR.. Livingstone $40.
Madge won the race, closely followed by
third. Time-l:45x
Evening star., 1877-08-20

THE PERMAMENr EXHIBITION NJ Pbfla
delph1a was open for the first time on sun.
DAY lyesteroayl and II was attended dur ing
pie, composed largely OF the WORKING ciassss
end oQsinece men, for whose special accom-
modation II was opened. A grand sacred
concert was given In the great muafo faii-
which was crowded. No machinerv = "a
permitted to run, and no sales or merchan-
dlee were allo we'd, but thu exhibItlon Vac
opened simply - museum,
Evening star., 1877-08-20
WONDERS NEVER CEASE.
WRITING WITHOUT INK.

III VI 7 A I o Us PEN!
This Pen IL used like an ordinary pen IL issur.-
cfent 10 dip II into Water you would dip an Ordi
nary pen into ink. If the writing is intended to be
copi-i by tbe press shake the hrst drop Carefully
from The pen. The Pen need aDd never should be
Ntpei or cleaned. IL always writes without the
least care. Ii does not oxidize sad nsyer becomes
sniesry supplies the pace Of all pens and Of all
ms, ana ls Prepared IN different COlors, such
DARK Violet, Fed aud Blue The colors are nm
shsnsesele and indesiructible; thew do not injure
we M 81 sorle and are very brilliant. No Office
should be without the Bed. No traveller without
any.
Price, 10 Cents each or 3 for rs Cents. VIII be
sent By mail on receipt Of Price, il no. less than
three ordered.
The MAGIC INKSTAND furnishes, by pourina
lite afer In IT, Black Ink with all the proper
nee OF the Magic Pen. II will last Eve years. For
Important documents and deeds il Is unsurpa As
II rssists the most powerful acids chlorine OF ac
eetd, &C. Price 10 Cents each.
b. SILVERBERG,
S12 Seventh street norfAscesf.
-u Sole Agent tor District Of Oo,unbia
Evening star., 1877-08-20
TIE Chataaqua AssembIy.

FAIRPOIST. y. a., August 3u.-IaiS il the
last day OF the Chatauqua sunday School
Assembly. At $50 O'Clock this morning Dr.
Vincent presided over a conference on the
International lesson system. AT this confer
eDce 30 schools were represented. Al n
o'c'ock Rev. Lyman Abbott, DID, OF New
YORK. editor OF the CtritidR Jnioa, iectured
on why do / teach Sunday school?' Toe
Sclentihc Congress opens IT. three days ses-
sion to- morrow.
Evening star., 1877-08-20

A BORDER SENsATIoN,-A Sa, DIago
Cal, dispatch says q rumor has reached
there from San Rafael that the Elliott boys.
VINO were recently captured by Mexicans
and confined at San Rafael, were a red upon
by mob of Mexicans while going from din
ner 10 jail under guard, and Que of them
was killed. The report was not fully Credited.
aho parties In San Diego We're preparing to
go 10 the rescue of the survivor and ayenpe
the death OF his brother when cautioned that
the news lacked confirmation.
Evening star., 1877-08-20

ham, which arrived ~ New York yesterdSv.
reports 10, took from the schooosr
Minnie Ripley four q the crew o( the scSoso-
10uDdered In gale Augu9 3. tn ~SSsS,
~ two passenger were lot With - -
~. Oapt. Hardy remained On tho MIMI
Ripley.
Evening star., 1877-08-20

SARATOGA RsCEs.-The third of the Sar-
at"sa races Saturday, a dash OF two mile
iOr all ages, was run In a heavy rain storm
me principal competitors being Bryson's
Galways and Mr.. F.. A. Clabaugh's Clover
hrot X, the oiher entries being practically
out ei tDe race; The elder of the two, q al
weights and assisted by Evans experience
won handsome race, IL being his third sue
cessfnl mount of the day; another feature of
me nnlsh beirg that Galway AMI Glover
trook are half brothers, both being our a.
5:iOk.
The fourth race, purse of $500, one mil
ma q quarter, was won by T. W. Do.weli' :
RapIahannock i'm 216I.
Evening star., 1877-08-20
An Explorsr DroWneSl.

SrEPHKN's POIHr, VIA. Ausust ao.-
Aoees Strong, Assistaut state 0eologfst, Q
son Of Hon: Aoseg II. Strong, q Mineral
roint, Was drowned In the Flambeau river
explo!auons. The body Was reooveged this
Evening star., 1877-08-20

A SEVERE SrORM OCCURRED I'M New E,v.
land saturday. At Goffst Dwn N IL, a
Methodist church was struck and burned:
loss 1900. At Manchester the shower was
tne neavlest In twenty years. Cellars were
flooded and much damage was done iD base
ment stores,
Evening star., 1877-08-20

RUSSIA BUYING CorrON.-The agents or
tne Russlan government In New York city
purchased about 500 bales OF cotton in thai
city on Saturday, and IL will be exported TO
russia es last as possible Since the ont
nrak OF the var transa c:ions ia cotton on
worth about g., ,OOO, ,OO0. o0'''0 ""'e''
Evening star., 1877-08-20

A MISSING MANAGER--Wslter w. Ott-
ley, one of the managers of the American
District Telegraph at New York, has disap-
peared. His accounts show that he has for
gotten TO account for about S3 900, and the
tht m about 81 900. IL is said that hfs method
was as follows: He would suspend a message
boy for three days or SO, mark over the
before the boy signed IT, the reduced sum In
lead pencil, and after the boy had signed
the receipt he would erase the led pencil
marks and thus have receipt for the full
tum. Ottley Is a man about forty five years
OF age, had been in the employ OF the com
IaIy Tor three years, ard was formerly a
.opouctor on tie Long Island railroad He
has wife and two chI Ildren.
Evening star., 1877-08-20
~ SAMUEL @. YOUNG,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
octu-n OTrIcR-SIAR BuILDINs
&uI-n

n p T ! @ I A N.
Iirs tpremiam awarded to me by the Great World o
Fair, IN Philade phia, my invented GA0
and patented EYE9LASS, manufsc- "
sured In Gold, Silver and Framelcss, with genutue
Brazilian Pebbles: Also, on hand large variety
% sfECTACLES, OPERA CLASSES, MICRO
SCOPES and SHADES for the Eyes, &c.
4. ALEXANDER,
oce-rlstp l220 Psnnsylvania avenue NV.
Evening star., 1877-08-20

PEEKsYLvANIA NATIONAL GUARD
The AoJutant General OF Pennsylvaaia he's
issued orders TO carry out the recent determf-
preserving the peace, volunteers from TIE
National Guard. None bat men In rood
health and physique will be selected, aud tie
surgeon Will reject al men under twenty-one
yes N Of age and less than nye feet i've In
cbes In hefght.
Evening star., 1877-08-20

ATTEMPT TO DITCH THE PREsIDENrlAI
TRAIN.-An attempt was made Saturday TO
ditch the New York and Saratoga through
train 10 the White Mountains, by driving a
piece OF rail between the rails at the switch in
Inc woods. half mile above Lit.leton n H
IL is thought IL was intended To catch the
residential party, as IL was rumored they
were TO be on that train. Fortunately the
traln passed over 10 without accident
Evening star., 1877-08-20
Affairs at FOrtrcAe Nonrse.

FORTRESS MONROE, VA, August 20.-The
bodies OF engineer VIM. James and fireman
John Braxton, who were killed by the ex-
Posn,n Piosion OF the tug tug ,1 Ma1: White Saturday
The u. s. steamship Plymouth, from Wash
ipgton, with the battalion OF marines aa
sailors on board, passed here at Z q. m. 10
day for Norfolk.
The u. 8. steamship Powhatan sailed at
.. M. to day for the Norfolk navy yard.
receive some necessary repairs
Evening star., 1877-08-20

TIE ANNUAL ILLUMINArIox of Oak
Saturday night, and was the Erandest afiair
ever witnessed on the Vineyard. Twenty
siLeets, besides all the parks, were brilliantly
Illuminated with calcium lights, lanterns.
nreTorks, &c, the city for three hours being
q blaze OF light. Thirty thousand people
were present. including Gems. Mcclellan.
McMahon, Hooker and q large number OF
notable ciYiliank
Evening star., 1877-08-20

A WOMAN THRoWN From A TErRp
STORY WINDow.-Delia Fox, aged rs, wa :.
thrown frem third story window In New
YoIk on Saturday by Ann Henny, q servant
girl. She fortunately struck An awning in
her descent, but her injuries are serious aad
may prove fatal.
Evening star., 1877-08-20

"A BLACK HILLS TowN BURSEp-rhe
Dakota, Was almost entirely DESTROYED by
nre Saturday morning. Only one or two
houses were saved. The fire originated In
Narnes restaurant. There being no water
and In three hours destroyed about two hum
dred houses, ranging In value from s50 %
500. The total loss 10 estimated al $4,000.
There Is no inEurance.
Evening star., 1877-08-20
The Free thinker's Conyeutaeu,

RocHKsIER, N. Y, August 2O-The Free
thinkers convention, which was held near
WaIcou during the last three days, had an
!ne iefkest IreethinktnR conventIo ever held
In the United States. Prof c. ID. b. INNS. OF
Synacuse, presided, and 30 OF the western
OF the most able freethinkers In America al
dressed the meeting.