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New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
DELTA KAPPA EPSILON DINNER.

The thrty-third anniversary dinner of the
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity took place at belmont
cos last evening. The following chapters were repre-
sented: Harvard Yale, Cornell Columbia. Amherst,
illiams, Dartmouth, Wesleyan, Bowdoin. Rutgers,
Hamilton, Rochester. Troy, Polytechnic, Lafayette,
University OF Virginia, College OF the city OF Newfork
and the University Of Chicago This fraternity Is OF
tho arges, Of the college secret societies. hav
ing early 5000 members distributed among go chap
ters The officers OF the Alumni Association Of the fra
ternity In this city folows President. the Hon
Dexter A. Haw kins Class OF 4s. B0wdon; VicePresi-
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
HONORs TO COMMODORE VANDERBILT AT THE
UNIVERSITY WHICH HE FOUNDED.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 4.-On the news Of
the CommOdore's death, the Chancellor OF Vanderbilt
University sent information to all the professors who
were at tine time in the midst of their lectures The
classes we're Immediately dismissed, and the
bell tolled as the students slowly defled
from the building. Tho facalty were called
together and resolutions passed IN honor OF the
founders memory. The University exercises are sus-
pended for the remainder Of the week. Tie chapel
draped with mourning. Bishop McTyere has been re-
oucsed to deliver the funeral discourse in the Uniyer'
sy next Sunday, and suitable arrangements are being
made for the impressive service.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
FUNDS FOR THE KELLOGG OPPOSITION.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 4.-.The Democratic
Legislature 4, receipt OF communications from Thomas
A. Adams President OF the Citizens Committee, notify
ing the presiding officers OF the House aud Senate that
their orders William c. Black, treasurer, for any
amount of money they may require 10 the extent Of h
receipts will be promptly pad.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
The FIRE RECORD.
FOUR HOUSES BURNED IN BROOKLYN


About o'clock yesterday morning, Gottheo
F. Lutz coniectioner, living over hi store az NO 20
Crandst was aroused by deuse sfI,he filling his bed
room There was barely time for him, his wife, and
three children escape before the house was In hames
II was OF block of four buildings, he irs noos Of
which were used as and the apper stories as en
mepts The inmates were hastily aroused and rushed
from their rOOns without being able 10 ave 0V'hlng'
Within ii ye minutes the dwellings wee on nrc Inc
flames were confined to these four house,, Nnch were
entirely consumed. The loss estimate az $Z9oOO
The buildings uwaed by VIM. Irwin, were VOL On S9JOV;
insured i'm Newly companies for $500 The other
losses follows: Jonn Gabe, fancy EOons uealer
nj No. 222 - insured in the Continental company
for 300; Leonard stoves, at no 22i $4,000; !;
insured 81 90 in tie Phenix and CZnns eOlnlAnie
G. f. Ltz confectionery, at No 226, 1000 insurrd IN
The Germtuia Company for 5000; Fred. kynast toy
store at No 22S, $1,000 stock and buiidns insured
fnr-
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

Montreal bring the above rates down a cent by
enlargng her St. Lawrence canals, and We can reduce
ours ga cents Isng GO0tUn canal steamers leaving
the rates respectvcy cents for Montreal and 6 cents
for NewYOrK.
Ncw-York will lose her grain trade II the Erie Canal Is
not enlarged that larger boats can be used thus BRING
ing down the OF freight boat OF 600 tons burden
carving 10000 bushels wheat, airy II for less
than hf what the smaller sized boats used have to
charge for the that IL would cost but tre
TO navigate her through ~ NcwYOrk. All That In
wanted larger locksthe prism u le canal will do for
O time. W.
Buffalo, Dec. rs, 1870
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

TIE HOUSE FLORIDA INVESTIGATION FINISHED.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 4.-Ihe special
House Congressional Committee, who have been nvesu-
eating the conduct of the recent election In this stae
finished their ab,rs to-day having examined iltot the
returns of Leon, Jefferson Jackson, Manatee' DuVai'
Clay and Baker Counties They leave tomorrow morn
ing by steamer TO Savannah, and thence by rail- to
Washington.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Tynh Arenue Hoiel-The Hon. George NJ; RODesoI
Secretary OF the Navy Congressman ass CafpenVer Vi
south Carolina aud Col wan l. scott ., AZ w, % Point
Jotei BrD JOhu NJ. scohneihoi
~ 81 Nicholas hotet-PrJfs. f. LOOMS ana prc
Brush Yale College. Brercoh H0Gsc.r - w.
~ Harvard Coege aud Frederick frOughton Oenerh si
aeer Of the Great Railway OF Canada .crelD
Josiah q. Abbott OF Boston
U0feL-Prof John f. Wer % Yale College WtnoW 20
r w A. Koukol asnopol9ky ana Dr. Anaole DO came 1
pnas,a " @yor Honss-Jndge James Is. Mexican OF SAT-
Lake civ and Surgeon II. w. Sawtee U = Army,
Uo0nan Houe-John Champion, General FIel ny ABet "
the Great Western Railway Of Canada aet,Sposatt, t,
willard Johnson OF Fulton, N 1. cH0" o91"'' 'i0''
Warner Miller Of Herkimer, N. Y
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

REMOVAL OF ORDNANCE FROM BATON ROUGE.
ORLEANS, Jan. lit is understood that
the military authorities have orders to transfer 100000
pounds Of ordnance and ordnance stores from Baton
Rouge to New-York, including 400 barrels OF powd'r
guns shot shells, &c.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
WHERE IS THE GRAIN TRADE GOINGf

RATES FROM CHICAGO TO MONTREAL AND To
BUFFALO-AN ENLARGED CANAL TIE ONLY
HELP FOR NEW-YOBk.
TO the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: In view of the impending loss to New
York Of the grain trade OF the West you perhaps would
serve good end by publishing the following estimates.
They are based upon facts well known 10 all who are
familiar with the lake and canal trade here, and are sup
posed to be about net cost New-YOrk has In the Erie
Canal Of strength Other seaports have and can
have railroads leading 10 and from the West but none
save Montreal have a canal. IL would seem small
matter 10 expcnd $S,0OOOo0 $40 O00OOO0 the Erie
Canal If the expenditure you'd save this net trade to
NewYork and thus insure ner continued prosperity, as
well OF the whole state and other cities along the
line of the canal and the Hudson River:
Cents
Freight on bushel from Chicago to Kingston
the WellaDd Canal is enlarged as IL Will be- In
1Sd
Canada canal charges freight,
Total Chicago O Montreal. ia
Freight bushe wheat Chicago 10 Buffalo, lS77...-..--..
Duse at BuniD Ia
Erie Canl freight to kewIOrk 62
Total IOa.
Montreal charges
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. IN
BROADWAY.
oaml5r Noon. 49,. 3pm;. 2O' MdngnI Ia
Highest during the day 202t IOwe,l, H.
AyersK, l47sI same DAY. 1879. Zo'a'.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

STRICTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF tne
- Generatve organs radically and speedily cGI's
A DASIEIS, NJ d., IA Lexingtf nave ohSe eWs:
JAS. PARTON Is CONTRIBUTING EDITOR
OF THE ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY
JUST OUT SIXTEEN PAGES.
FIVE CENTS" ILLUSTRATED NEENLl,D
THE BEST FA9uLY READING. -
THE VERY BEST PICrUkES, "
THE BEST CONTRIBUTORS. INCLUDlNGi
JOHN BKoUGHAM, HOWARD PAUL,
BRONSON HowARp, TIIos. W. KNOX, -
JUNIUs H. BROWNE, EDGAR PAWCErE
"WALSINGHAM," JENNIE JUNE"
MAX ADELER" STEPHEN TIsKE.
MONTAGUE /. MARKS. EDITOR.
FIVE CENTS -"ILIUsTR WEEKLY"
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
AID FOR THE SUFFERING INDIANS

TO the EditOr or The Iri6une.
SIR: desire to acknowledge the receipt OF
the following amounts In aid OF the shnnecock Indians
who we're sufferers by the shpwreck OF the Crcas
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

AT CORNING. N. Y.-Loss 100000.
ELM,RA, n. Y, Jan. A fire broke out at
o'clock tbis morning in the village OF Corning, ". Y.
The flames were got under control after the destruction
OF the Ere Railroad Depot three stores on NarketSt,
and live stores on Pine-st The loss IL HlOOOOO
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

AMONG THE AILMENTS
Curad nv Milk Magnesia Indigestion, cOstYenes 1'
| o,pen rheumatism, and gravel
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
Apnouncemen9.I

For immediate relief of coughs aud colds,
use the popular remedy, PoRrERs BALsAM
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
p OS T s CR RIP 7
$50 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE TURKISH CRISIS.

THE COURSE OF THE POWERS OUTLINED.
LONDON Friday Ian < 10,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
NEVADA ITEMS.

II. C. Allen. now confined In the Lam
der county Jail, has sworn out a war
ian. LOT ins a',ss' =, $. iop'sr. ~.
%a'' e,nie. '4' n,'sg WIN s!S
- u s%Imhi ~ sh nna.;I,,
VI % Ma0u P.oui
W.. s ,"nn n..ns snu oo ~
LIS = rS,..ss .n.,.. an
san,ic,ion ~ . A.. NJ. P S sPg0O
mr. ;-mnr;.orm.n, H. az oonr,s IN W.,
more than ak months. or both such Gns
and imprisonment. Jealousy SEEM 10
he at the bottom Of the complaint. This
Act Was was passed before the Adoption
Of the Fifteenth Amendment and the
passage Of the several civil RIGHTS b,lls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
NEW TODAY.
A CARD.

PAN PslSci.oo. August 4, is,s.
kpiron 0otD Hill fkws-Dear sir; We no
tice In the vinginia Oh -vnicl, of the VI instant
. arurrillcu. attack upon the verseiiy OF th,
reports beng published In your valuable papel
OF the progress Of vork In The solid Silver
mine.
The report from said mine In your Issue o,
Ausust LIST Ia noticed In detail. aod pronounc~d
Q tissue Of falsehoods from beginning 10 end.
We quote from the Chronicle: "1he puki
cation " IN Item Ike this foregoing irsierr ng
10 said reportj 10 simply criminal; u 10 false IN
pectipy people TO bur tho stock OF THE mine 81
. price coIntnsnsurato with glowing descrip.
tions. No crosscuts are being pushed aLeal,
and consequently not showing 20. d prospects.
III 70 70 No winss below the tunnel. and eoa
selu,ht y Il cannot be making g,od progress.
nor cen ibs bottom VI the imaginary Wine he
10 quarts which assays fvm tsD 10 800 per ton.
In short, the tunnel 10 now and has been fer
sons tihe. ioek-d up s.d no work VI any Kind
being done except In ths courts. whtrs the title
10 bsiig Inflated
In replf. Ne pronouncs the staisinents of tho
Chronicle "sihrLr CRIMINAL n rALsr IN
~ ne REsPEcr."
T.ers arc erosscuts being pushed ahead and
Ahoris1 COOL prsgSots. msrs u q real trinse
hiolr he fpasA Of sufhcient depth W crack the
skull Of the Chfpalds man. Notwithstanding
its extreme thickness, should no tumble Oh, r-
In. The WINS IL about rs ieet deep, IN Qsartr.
as repfssSnfed.
The title Of the property 10 no, nov, nor
never has ben. In litigation.
Tbs mine has been vigorously worked ever
sincs the 9Th day OF July.
In c~onclu.ioS, we do not L.sit, to TO pro
nounce the auih"r of the "chronlcls' article q
vrLYuL y MALICIOUS IAs.
Respectfully yoirs,
SOLID siLyERSo q. AsD 3. MIsIN CO.,
IA. HrWsnn. ~ .tdenf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The Petaiuma Argus Of the Sd s.,s :
Robert Crsns, an Intelligent and suc-
csssfui farmer, whose place Is about tan
miles from Pstaluma, left at our Office
yesterday q sample Of PROMO wheat.
which be has just thrsshsd, and which
Ile,asd We "a 1a rnn 70 ~: acre. NE
,s;" n;.. ~ 60 an 80 ~ .ns wnsa. ~
,o.. =. 20 m TIT. n=s.,;asI.. anu ,s1 !,
49, III, ~, III, ..,p rs.s ns's sc y,
~ sc A 'u' WV
Says the San Mateo Times aud Gaiattt.
Charles George, All Tom and All Sin OF
Menio fsfk vere arrested LA Monday.
tne ormst coafse1 with attempting to
muiast Hs9lse. upon examination Of
ws PaIuss 'udee Wsi,h,s court last
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06

TaE Detectives at Constantinopls End
II extremely difficult to enforce the
s~umptuary laws against the use by the
women Of their Yaskmaks. ~f.shionably
cut fs%rajscs and hish.heeled French
boets. The officers were instructed TO
stop amy woman who did not conform
to the law. TO demand her address. and
when there to warn her relatives Of the
improperly Of her conduct. The wo-
men proved themselves to DO more than
u match for the police. The detectives
nv complain that when they have &C
costsj a cslprit. and have obtained an
address fr.u her. they have almost in
,ariably found. on visiting the house
named by her. tina, sh. had given them
q false direction. aud that nothing but
d.ri.ion and c~ostumely awaited them.
Il Is now announced that In the future
the police will follow every eulprit to
her house. and then ani there demand
speech Of her lord and master.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06

ASSr BnKwsrsn says, in a letter from
Rome TO The Boston Adrutiser 1.-THE
pilgrimagss have ended and II is Just as
well they are over. Tor they have nearly
killed the Pope II they had continued
much longer he could not have survived.
The sudden and unusual heat Of the
season. added to the fatigue Of receiving
such crowds VI people. has made the
Pope unusually feeble. One day His
Holiness bad a long 1t Of faintiue.
When he revived. his attendants and
doctors. seeing that he ri deeply af.
fscted by his situation. said e~ncouras.
ing words. The Pope replied. "Do not
fait-r. ! know well that | am near my
end"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06

Meadow Lake.

The Dutch Flat Forum speaks Of this
oil district a. fellows The Pittsburg
conpany's ledge 10 located on Excelsior
fiat. and shows q width Of six feet along
the surface. The quartz IL Of dark
color. and OF the usual quality found In
the district. with the exception OF mar
row vein OF white quartz. running par.
allel with the ledge. This white quartz
was found to DO rich In free gold. anal
does net carry any OF the base metals.
with which all the other lodges in this
district are cursed. as they have not, AZ
yet, been subjected to any process by
which the gold q be successfully
separated from the baser metals. A
shaft IL being sunk on this ledge. AMI
although they have only reached q
depth Of ten feet the streak Of white
quartz that was only four inches wide
at the surface has increased TO two feet.
and none Of II assays less than $40 per
ton, but the greater part OF II shows u
richness OF from $3.50 10 $3.50 per ton.
This has caused considerable excite
msnt among the Meadow Lakers ; some
who had become disguised aud left have
returned and are making new locations.
Others. who never lost confidence In the
richness Of their mines. stuck 10 what
they had. and gobblsd up other lodges
o. they were abandoned. arc now feel.
Ing jubilant.
A gentleman by the name Of Mr.. Grail
one OF the hrst locator In this district.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06

MINNIE HArcr. who has been singing
in Germany for several years. has mel
with greater success in that country than
any other artist. with the possible sa-
esption Of Lueca. After six months
time she WAS made court singer. n fact
withou, q parallel in the musical history
OF Berlin. because this honorary title
has only been granted heretofore after
many years success. In September
next Miss Hauck will b-giu a star en-.
gassn'sut at Brussels. when she will
create the ro!o Of virsinis in Masses
op-ra. Paul ct virsinis. and sing in
French the Elsa OF "Loh.ngrin." Dur.
ing the Summer vacation the young can.
tatries will study Italian aud Freuch
operas. and after her brussels engage.
ment shs may sing In Paris.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
nl.Es-Kp AnE rmE nALp.

The man with the bald heal IL the
happiest man in the land. To him no
patent dye peddien apply for patronage.
and. the greatest blessing Of all. no bar.
Der can talk him to death while pretend
inc to cut his hair. He has no hair to
cut. aud therefore he is exempt from
persecution. On his ivory head tho
festive fy may porch. and the nimble
mosquito may gainbol ON the polished
surface. But II he Of the bald head be
. philosopher. this will not worry him.
He will commune with himself. and say.
''bettsr this. than to be bored to death
BY . laxative barber. The fy sucketh
an inhnitssinal part Of my life blood.
He cometh and when he has gorged
himself. he gosth. Not 80 with the
barber. He meetsth me in the high.
way. and he talks. Ny legs are nimbls
and I escape. He msetsth me in his
chair Of torture. and he talks. Ny legs
sre not ninbls. then. and l am forced
to submit In the infection. The barber.
unlike the festive fly. never gorgss him
self. His capacity for talk cannot b
measured. He must be set down N a
first class patent talking machine"
To 10 bald is q blessing in disguise,
We never know how much badness add
to our happiness until We try 1t. and,
unfortunately. We cannot try II withou,
the all OF nature. When nature como
to our assistance. however. aud pecls OF
the xu~perfiuous hair on the top Of oul
heads. va can congratulate ourselves
upon the greatest good fortune which
ever bsfel man. We are heroes. Bet
ter than that. We are ijols-of tbs In
dies. They see in that polished pat'
the evidence OF genius. They say 4
themselves. the BRAIN has been too larg,
for the head. Il has driven out the
hair. and with this impression upper
most in their minds. they love. the.
worship the bala-hsaded men.
Aud the Impression which the dar.
lings have Is not altogether wrong.
The men Of great minds in this world.
the massive intelleets which have gov.
srnsd IL. have in nearly every instance
beeu surmounted by q shining. hairless
head. II would seem as though tbs
brain. to become really productive Of
grand ideas, needed the oxygen OF the
air. which cannot penetrate through the
thick masses OF hair which decorate the
head Of the ordinary and non.produc'
tive msn. Shakespeare was ball
headed : Disraeli Is bald headed /: ths
Emperor William is bald headed. anil
Bismarck is bald headed. All the heroes.
sages aud poets OF modern times ar
bald headed. and oil tho heroes. sage
aud poets Of ancient times were bald
headed. The head Of the venerable
William Cullen Bryant glistens in the
sun. and FROM the polished pate oi
Henry W. Lonsfsllow the rays Of III,
god Of day are reflected. In their bald
,... IL. Eli. ,,-.r aol lint Tor thai,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06

HENRY WARD BErcHER. in his last
Sundays sermon. said that he was q
friend Of the nottingham. aud that he
had been misrsprsssnted by the report
srs who transcribed his last sermon.
He does not deny. however. that he did
recommend a diet Of bread and water
for The poor man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
.rgR eoryraD MINING REPORTS,
Tho Eureka !Ssnii'd OF yesterday

Tho Eureka .Ssniiii Of yesterday
makes the following remark
Those stereotyped Comstock mining re-
views are very thin. They are frequently
used for months without alteration. eS.
eept 70 change now and then . figure. We
know ono Comsiock paper that keeps tan
standing reviews" which are made TO du
duty week about.
The .Seniia,i man is all sminenily
~judgmatiesl aud discriminativs indi-
vijual. but he hits the Virginia Chroaiee
harder than is necessary. He. as well
as the readers OF his widely circulated
paper. knows AMI appreciates the differ.
snee between "stereotyped" reports
and the regular official mining reports
Of the Com HUI DAnY NEws.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06

THE Queen OF Sweden has been living
at Heidelberg since last Autumn. to un.
dsrco 9 cure by electricity. under the
care Of the celebrated Professor Fried.
rich, TO alleviate the heart disease from
which she suffers. AT Copenhagen. re.
Gently. the Queen was too weak to leave
her state carriage. Her Majesty only
accomplished her iist year on the 9th
instant,
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u,p,r,r r.suA.- RECALL.

utpiI,r P.snA's RECALL
The nows from the great war IN the
East Is anything bat encouraging to the
sympathizsrs with Russia. The Psris
1. everywhere victorious. and the Car
will probably DO forced to recross the
Danube AMI rest on his arms until neat
ssason. The Turks have shown them
selves matters Of the situation % far.
and IL revsrses should come in the neat
campaign. they have ENGLAND. with her
rest and soldiers at her back. to aid in
r-pellins the invader. This ill-sdvised
war which the Car has seen ht to in
augurats will in all probability end as
the Crimsan war ended. In the utter
humiliation OF the Russian Bsar.
A significant phase OF the var Is
the recall Of Midhsi Paaha. Mid
hat is the worry brains Of the Turk
ish Empire. Six months ago he was
the strongest Of the sultan's subjects.
lie hal set all Europe at defiance and
forced the Ssltas to proclaim . new
Constitution. For several years be bad
excited the jealousy Of the csaserva.
tivss. or old Turks. and had been &C.
cusei Of advocating liberal ideas. So
passionate . monarch - Abdul Azix
would not consent to be deprived Of .
single shred Of his power. A favorits
had emily to whisper In his q that
Midhat was chsriahing dangerous Ideas.
aui the Minister'S doom Was ssslsd.
he was appointed Governor Of Saloniea.
aud In . few months was driven int re-
tirsnsnt. The dethrsnsnsnt Of Abdul
Aziz brought the Turkish Liberal again
to the front. Europe. ashast ct tbs
harrors in Bulgaria. demanded q suspsn-
sion Of hostilitiss with SsrviA and Mon
tenegro. sni ssnt six representatives. ."
Consiantinopls to protest against the
PERSECUTION Of the Christians. This Was
the supreme moment Of Midhat's career.
lie resolved to resent the intervention OF
tho six great Powers. II reform must
eums. IL should be wrought from the
insids. aud NOT from the outside. He
brought forward q draft Of q new Con.
siitution. by which the equality Of
Christian. Jew aud Mussulmsn before
the Law was proclaimed. and q National
Parliament clothed with Legislative
powers. Although il was shern Of many
81 its features bsfsre IL left the Palace.
no thought that enough was Left to put
new life into the nation. new vigor into
every department. d tho administration.
The representatives OF the aix Powers
came forward with their hats 10 their
hands. and he snapped his nnssrs In
their faces. They did not ask very
IN ich. Lord Derby. who hal objected
to tho Andrassy Note and brought the
berlin Memorandum to naught, was
successful in bsliitlins the demands Of
Europe ; but. modest a. the request was.
the Grand vizisr would not listen TO II,
but bowed Gen. Igratisff. Lord Sails
bury aud their colleagues out OF the
palacs.
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SALOON AND FIXTURES FOR SALE,

Lon SALE CHEAP FOR c,sH-ruH "a
u LOON known 20 the SNu0 SALOON.
Apply 10 p.b. MARSHALL,
iytA Opposite NEws once
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lnbsExlHYs.

MINERS UNIONS
rRrApwAY's RANCH, CARSON,
SATURDAY. sEPrExBER sth, 1877.
Csanii,ss sf Arrasss.ssis.
vnaMiA CIT.
Jobn Ts,.. Malachi Morton,
In a.. WsIisr.
John Caysnaugh. George HAWKS.
Con. Me0lnnis, Thomas Burks.
William white. s.ph MARKS.
William kinsman. Riehsrd re,srs
SILVIA 'ir1.
Mshssaes p'eA'''' ps.Ses Ps,srs,
lain Tai.
GOLD MIL.
"e''Se
hivkA cirf'
aierAndsr Diefson' 3s"E'sN'
a GRAND SHOOTING MAVoh
-sr ruE-
.... c...,,.
-
First Prise Parse Of 500 GELD Col.
TINT ,r., ov rus,c
Iau' State have been engaged for the OCCASION
Good accommodation md :...:. CIDER, y, y:
:pss,iys s 20 .gcaa 70, II, S.s S9is men '''" ''''
-
WI be CHARGED an entrance 'ss Oh ons po''s'
Train leaves virsinl. z, = "'sloei 4. y. sharp
cpapn cecTlVAl
A BRAND PEsrIvAL
%, TIE
-..n..e
"
n. cn.rr. or .A. sister. Of Charity.
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