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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-02
Nssisaai rhsassr.

A fair audience greeted the nrst appear
anee Of Miss Rose Moss last evening at Ma
tional Thsaisr. Virginia City. Misc Noss
makes . flrst-clsss Camille. and BY the
manner In which she plays the part, shows
forth most clearly that she has . Ane con-
csption Of the character. Her acting
throughout was spirited and earnest. The
great obstacle against which Miss Mos
struggles Is the lack Of mechanical Access
sions and stage eonvsnisnees. Every
thing moved smoothly. however. and the
play was received with general satis-
faction by those present. Frsqusnt bursts
Of applause were accorded the s~rtistA. and
At the conclusion Of the third ast Miss Moss
and Mr.. Ward were called before the cur
tain by the delighted audience. Mr.. ward
always does we'll. and a. Armand. last
night, he fully sustained his wsll-sarned
reputation. Mr.. Pike and Miss Ray were
especially good In their respective charae-
tors. A great many Of Miss Mollio Ray
nor's friends were pleased 10 welcome her
back TO the Comstock. Camille" will Be
repeated tonight. with tho same excellent
corps % artists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-02

In Gold Hill Last evening and to-dsy ths
principal subject Of conversation has bses
the Governors vets Of tho Compounds
bill. For = time II assumed greater i'm.
Portanes than the Presidential question,
and . great deal Of loud talk was indulssd
In by the advocates Of both aides Of ths
issue. Lengthy arguments we're made BY
men who had no idea Of what they
we're saying. and tho wild statements
OF these precinct statesmen were
enough to drive Baron Menchausen mad
with envy. Men who have not owned .
hundred dollars for ten ysars, spoke glibly
Of Thousands and tsns Of thousands. while
some. more bold than the rest. even won't
n far a. 10 tackle tho millions. Financial
plans for paying of the State and national
debts were promulgated In the most able
manner by men who are daily compelled 70
rustic for breakfast money. There 10 NO
question In the world that an able-bodisd
Gold Hitler Ia not ready TO discuss-from
the constitutionality Of the Electoral Gem
mission 10 the suitability Of vetsing the
bullion compromise bill.
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oruLAR

Pia,i 4 Rich. the %well-knowa and popu-
lsr eloihi,rs. South @ street. Virginia.
propose ,naugura,ing a new era In the
clothing business. 80 far as Gold Hill Is
governed They have bought out Joe
Barnert's big clothing establishment, In
Halls building. OH Main street. nearly
opposite the NEws Office. and from o
hencsforwari they will sell everything Al
Virginia City prices. They have never
allowed anybody in that city TO under-cll
than. and propose To favor Geld Hill In
this respect also. They have an immense
stock Of clothing Of the very best materials
and styles. and will allow no customer %
leave their store unsatisfied. They viii
sell Just As cheap Is they do at Virginia
and respectfully invite everybody to DROP
in and inspect both goods and prices.
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BRONCHITIS.

Prom John riagr. ESQ, % Bennington, y. HI
"rnr-e years since was very much r~aased
with . drvaifai cough. which resulted In bron.
ehitis. affecting me 80 severely a. To rrnder =,
di1icuit 10 SPEAK In On audible voice. v tiis
WAS sdiedl ssvere night sw,ats. and ! va rear
ful of going into Q decline. Aftsr rccourse W
various remedies to no purpo-c. ! male 80 OF
Dr.. wistar's rai.Am Of Wild Cherry. . fcv BOT
ties Of which fully restored me To heai,n'
since that time I have hsd several severe a.
taek- Of cough, but the bai-am has always re.
moved them. always keep u by me, ana
should not know how 10 do without ."
sold By all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-02
First Of shs Meath.

During the first few days Of each month
the Virginia and Truekss Railroad 10
crowded with freight trains. II often hap
pens that more merchandise 10 received in
Gold Hin and Virginia during the nrst
week than In all tho rest Of the month.
This 10 easily accounted for BY those
familiar with the business habits Of our
people. All kinds Of bills are collectibls
and payable at the end Of the msnth. and
BY getting their goods in early. the dealers
have nearly thirty days time In which 70
make sales and realize sufficient 10 pay the
freight bills, a. we'll a. 10 transmits the
required amount 10 creditors In San Fran
cisco and New York. some Of the dealers.
Who are perfectly able to carry their stocks
without rssorting TO this ingenious bust
ness transaction, do 20 nevertheless. In
order 10 rave or make the interest on the
money they thus keep possession Of for the
extended time. The March supply Of mer-
shandiss Is nov arriving. and the amount
compares favorably with the receipts Of
the past three months.
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From February 70 March.

In Hooper's FL Dorado Saloon. Virginia,
they have n Of those patent clocks which
tells the day Of the week and the month,
shows how tho moon shinss. gives the Sea-
n marks the seconds. and furnishes al
nest every variety Of chronological infor-
nation. Last Wednesday night. at II
O'Clock. q crowd Of curious men and boys
gathered around u 10 see the "grand
change" from the 2sth Of February to the
lst Of March. Bets Of two 10 one were Of
fered that tho hand would jamp the en-
tire distance at one movemsnt. These
profr.red wagsrs were taken by the expert
eneed night-hawks Of the Comstock. Some
Of these gentlemen have not slept during
the night time for ten years. and ~ they
have seen the months in AID out % many
times. thcy arc able 10 tell 10 . certainty
Just how the affair works. By actual OBJ
servation II has been found that NO pro-
vision 10 made by the eloek-buildsr for the
''long change" The pointer has 10 be
moved over by hand.
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ruu wy,rurn.-Awi ud..torm prevailed

TuE wE,rmER.-A wind-storm prevailed
Yesterday afternoon and last night. On
the Divide tho zephyrs knocked things
crazy. and the streets wers swept ~ clean
a. a Kitchen floor. The sky was filled with
black, threatening Clouds. and . few drops
of rain came pattering down. At o'clock
hi. morning the clouds blew over and the
star. and moon came out bright and clear.
Ts-Jay the wind has continued al intervals
10 blow. and IL may be considered decided
iy clustering. The old weather sharps are
all au,uring the speedy arrival OF = big
storm. Inasmuch as they seldom call The
turn In these matters, IL will DO . sale
proposition TO copper them.
RrpEKnr.-Thers were yesterday filed
for record In the Office Of the County
Recorder In Virginia the redemption pa
rsr. for the claim Of the senator Geld and
Silver Mining Company. The date OF 70.
| dcmption Is February II. and the amoun'
! paiL $500, that being the sum Tor vnieh
The claim was sold August IL. 1870. unaet
EXECUTION issued July 10th by Judge Col
ON q Judgment entered at the suit oil Henry
Berry.
LocArrD.-There were two notices OF MIN:
ing locations filed In the efics Of the County
Recorder yesterday. both made In Virgins
District. The first was by James Q. Bum
Nor Of the .s Delta and the other By
Thomas n, Daley Of the "Ssuth Delta
Each claim 10 for $500 feet. We wish jim
and Tom good luck In striking . onanz
Dan DAVIS. barksepsr at the Palace u.
loon In Virginia. tells . good story about
aman Who stood him of fer . drink The
stber jay and then asked him for . quar-
ter 10 get shaved with. Dan Allowed tina
A quarter would not be enough. hat {
barber would charge . dollar 10 shave I
man with A. much cheek ~ he had.
Az inner iron door has been put. In thu
new County Jail. 1t has = wickstthrougf
which the keeper can lock after the grated
door IL opened. and thus guard agsins
surprise or violence from tho haAds Oh w
inmates.
IT 10 proposed 10 make the west station
I'm IN. Geld Hill Masonic Hall Movable
n this is done. IL will bs taken out when
aver a social 10 held in the ball. a grea
deal Of room will be gained BY 80 doing
TUE Comstock gamblers will contest th'
legality Of the upstairs bill. hv9uld no
BE- q great ineoavsnisncs 70 the sports .
Gold hin, but will work . hardship 70 tn
fraternity in Virginia City.
AssKssxESr.-An assessment Of N dol
lar per share Is levied BY tho yellow
JACKIE, Mining Co.. delinquent on he srt
Of April next. Bee Official notice In sul
advertising columns to day.
Another clothing store 10 soon 10 y
established In Gold Hill. The room To-!
msrly occupied by Galletin 4 Cs..s hArdr
ware store will b. fitted up for hat Pur
pose.
Tur arbitrstors selected 70 settle Pst
Burks's bill Of extras on the new Court
house have failsdlto agree. A third PsrE
will be called In.
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Y.a.r rirs Company.

The boys Of Gold Hin have been busy
for the past month forming themselves into
a society to 10 known a. tho Centennial
Fire Company. These youthful ire lAksys.
rave received their uniforms Of shirts and
caps. and they are now around collecting
money To defray necessary expenses. The
company recognizes Mike Kennedy Is
Chief. and expect to do wonderful service
under his command. Leon Hall has been
chossh Foreman. with Isaac Seharffa - First
Assistant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-02

PAY.DAY.-Ths miners and smplsyei
d the Consolidated Virginia, and Call.
fernis. and the @. and O. shaft Will b
paid Oh tomorrow, the total sum required
being 500. 526 IS. The Utah win also
pay on tomorrow. $s,464 Is. This being
. short month, the pay.rolls arc not quito
% heavy - usual.
The NEWS acknowledges the receipt Of .
complimentary ticket to the grand concert
and social ball, to be given 1t Cooper's
Hall, Virginia City, nsxt Monday evening.
BY Mrs.. E. Francis. assisted BY her many
pupils and friends.
ArABLE has been put in the new county
jsil. II occupies tho center Of the apart-
ment, and 10 sustained by tho posts which
support the ceiling above.
smvxl Orr 10 excited over the rumoS
that Q prominent citizen Of that place will
b married In the E~piseopalisn Church
next Sunday.
Arlarr Of good people from Virginia 10
expected 10 attend the next Masonic social.
Tho fame Of these pleasant dances 10
spreading.
A roRoHLioHr procession 10 proposed
for Monday night. II II takss place great
many Democrats will no doubt take part
JUSTICE shipped. February IS. sSs.242.
and February IS, $S2,7Oo In bullion.
Total. Siii.si2.
Last evening thirty-nvs bars Of bullion.
valued at sisO.oss. were sent from vir-
ginia City.
Rev. W. r. JEsvEr has besa appointed
Census Marshal Of the Virginia School
District.
QurrR . number Of Gold Killers A.
tended the thcstsr In Virginia City last
night.
TEE rolls OF honor Of tho Gold Hill
schools will 10 published next Monday.
INVENTIONS arrests we're msds In Gold
Hill during the month Of February.
The firm Of Schosnfsld a Cook. Wiz.
yinia, has been dissolved.
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CUT rnIs OUT .--ir MAY SAVE
YOUR Lifk.

There 10 no peron hviog bat wasi ssn.fs
more or lees with lung disease. coughs. colds
.o,.,-,.,on- vel some vould die rather
sh.n NV rs csuts Tor Q bottle of medieins thst
~on,d cur them. DR.. A. Boschee's usfinan
syrup has lately been Introduced IN ,n,s soan
try 2rom 0erasny. and its wondsroas cur,
asionirh evcry one that tr'cs ~ ~ 4,
vhst Ne cay in print. cut this DOT ana LAX. "
~ .au, dmsaist and got q sample bottle for ~
ma ana Try 10. or . regular size ior q sehts.
hc.uts: CkANE q BRIGHAM, Whoi.-s'e
Drusrists, san Francisco. CAiii"fnia. .es' "'
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San Francisco. March 2.-3P p. n.
Caiifornia-iss Did.
Justics-l3S asked.
Hale and Nercross-5hs asked.
Imperial bid.
Builion-l7S bid. Is asked.
Trsjan-ii0c bid.
Gould 4 Curry-i2S bid. i2S asked.
Jaeket-i3 bid.
Alpha-20 asked. l9h bid.
CAledoaia-sh bid.
EIchsqusr-6h bid.
Ophir-26a bid.
Best and Belchsr-33 bid.
Eureka Con.-l6S bid.
Union Com bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-02
riNE ruiNo Fos rmg TEETH.

Fragrant s0zoDONr IL . composition Of tho
purcst and choicest Ingredients Of the Oriental
v,~etsb,s hiusdcu. Evcsy Ingredient is well
Snovu 10 have q beneficial eject on the testh
nd gums. Its embalmins or antiseptie lfop
..s..na .rcmotte fragrance mske- 10 . toilet
insnry. SOZODONr removes all di.sgrcsab'c
odors Nom the br0etb caused By eatarth. oai
tssth. etc- II IL entIiel d a. 9 from the Injurious
snd and properties OF tooth pA.ter and p.w.
der. which destroy the enamel. One o",.'e
viii lssf rix months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-02
fHg PRESIDENT ELECT IN fHE
NAfIOx's CAPITAL.
Handshakinss and congratulations
All Around.
NOW FOB FOUR YEARS or HAYES,
WHEELER, AND PROSPERITY.
lsrsciAL DISPATCHES TO Tue uoLp BILL
DAILY Nkwsi

tsrsciAL DISPATCHES TO rnE uolp BILL
~ ~
w..v,vorox March The Hons,
.,.s. =. p.,.,.,o,,. ,~sso,r,;.n n, q .ao
-...m..,.a ,h., ~. ,o,. n, so,laos Ina
~. ..nr,.a
w.r;rc .ra..,o,sa n ;-n,,,noss fur.
,h.r dsl.v in thu shane Of n reoues, that
hs n. .,cu..d from voting. which the
SPEAKER refused to entertain, and nh APP
nal from Ina ru,inc of the Chair which
~. sro..., .,.o rsfu.sa IN .p,ertaiu.
III. III Ill ,..n,,., v... oo5. r.vs
% % N. a.ei.ion 81 tbo Hou,e WINS
,,., e.,,...,. vo,. n. No, ,,nr,.a
49, :, a.. p.n,,I,,,n. vote, with
o.. a.. .,.,,.. =, s,.n.,
h,;n,;n. an. ouss,ion 10 a elo,e.
"
w...-.. h,, 90. no.. mo,;,n ,.n
~, =. ~.
maze u ano was 'a0'ea' 5'a' ~
my. o. ia pv ""' ""
o,'' 80 'nA aA' 'p'"
w. $50
a..
an o'uer 'na' 'ne oen"'' w Wv
in'enuon oe'nB 70 sPena eoup''
hours or more over 'hA'' W, ns 'p
or rs'ussa " MN ,"' p"'
p'Ss, anu '"
'".~a m...-. h,on,h, % an.
,,,,,.;n, n.,.,,.nb NJ ,h. law {. .wb,n
49,. u.,..s h.v. xo,..j ,h.v ,h.Ii
,mr,..,;.,.,v .,aip m.st and IN. pr.sid.
;.. .r.., .,.,, ,hor .rnou,cs ihs Ia.
.;s;or nm TIA ouestion submittsd.' The
cs.,- mn., no,;,v m. senate" IAN.
,,I.n..I
o.p,;.n-Thsr.fo,. 7 offer this or;,er.
sn..L.r-Th. ch.;, canpo, entertain
:,
spripe.r-I desire 10 submit the
propssition that tho President Of the
Senate 10 requested to bring with him
III. duplicate to tho return, should the
object
Co1-Tbers Is no use in e~ndcavorins
10 prsyeut tho Speaker counting In
HAYES and Wheeler.
Observation-Disclosures need not object
a. m. Chair bas NO authority TO receive
.nv ,uch motion.
.ovv.,r,o,
A.. $500 an,.r.a An. hall
.,-;,,.,, a.,.v m. .l.c,o,,, votes NJ
v.-.or, war. counted for HAYES and
w,..,.,
r,.n ,h. certificates of Virginia and
Wa, Virginia were announced for Til.
A.. I'D u.nJ,;eds.
Tim cam. IN. last State. Wisconsin,
ia. On ,o,.. "a, Hayes and Wheeler.
n. Certificates having been read,
-.-...,.,. n oh,sc,;o, stoned Nv
nyna' ,rn-.-u I'm.
Senators Barnum' McDohA'u hsh!'
| Cooper and Johnston, and Iiepresenta'
H.. Ixnas Burcbard. Phillips, Tuck.
nj. w.. yor,, aud
or oP''As.'' :,
Morey TO the oouh"ns VI H 49,
Downs because no hsiu inc once o'
| Pension Surgeon and Examining Sur
,.on whsn he voted; that Downs was
.,.,,,, o.,
not 'nsrs'o'o uu''
said State n his vote cannon 10 con-
additionally counted. The Senate ut
=, .os ,st;,ed.
A Silly
Mills then rose TO q privilege ques'
,;,, aud ..ut nm n resolution TO be
'ssa' T..
Lu''fsii in'''P0'''
recess but subsequently, withdrew 1t ia
allow Mills resolution to be read. II
.,Nmuh..
"whkh.As, oh 'no IN ~ ,na .ax.,a
1916. an lection was he'u IN ". s.'s
States ior Lisc'ors ~, Nn's.. :.
Vice PRESIDENT, wnieh .slJn -
majority " 'A o..s.sI 7 T,lJ.n 10,
,ne s .na T,omss A. Hendricks 10,
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Arrival. IN. s.ss,.x.

II Prince LLsibephsver Miss A Eiiott
Miss N 0fan- " L Reynolds J II kineAid
vile ON wheeloek d Hilcs
W u sheppard John Piper AK Lamb
Judg. Wells ~ Drsks . Mrs. Niddlcs-
Gas Heyman wife ton
Mr. Murphy Mrs 4 Steven MAJ. Downie
w L Wood .on Mi-- X Nc
Mia. ID Collins IN Woodwork Carthy
steven. Me. NJ stellar Mis- l. Belmoat
Miss X Gilmore u J FARRELL Bishopvhitaksr
M, X Taylsr a.d wife W Gsbral
Mr. Lipman NsEG r Dayi. l. W Sforror
Chaddock d W Mcintosh W n Howard
M~naoodvriter A Hanak Father Mancgue
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n...,,.re. a...a CvenI.w.

W windmiiier CT McGle-hsn T Harris
a Becroft jill Perkins y H.err-
Mr.. N y Fan. IN Gooinoa 7 Mc.udy
non 4 family J v nrogan ssnen
N,ss 4 Hall.ni Mrs m b Vol. Miss X fAnnon
Ma u Fsnnoo land A vsnebs z
n q Maynard Mi--E Emmcns Miishfr.diieh
W ID shspperi W u Guild
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IRON A DISTINGUISHED JuRisr.

ct have tried the PERUVIAN srnur and the
result faiiy s~asiains Jour pfcdieiios. nn.s
sssds new man OF mo infused into nay sys
tem new viror and enemy. l am no OILS,
trsmulous and debiiiisicd a snsn = 80,
1870 IN, lsbor. mental and physical. thar
Az Z lime during tho last i've years. ss'u
b. al drugyists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-02

HAsAxs NAoSoLiA BALM preserves anu y.
.so,.s The compilation. removes freeii :. AMI
~ ,aiiownesa: makes the skin ,oit. whi,s 80
d-siicsis. Its sppheaiioa cannot hs desee'ed-
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SHILLING QUIT - GOODS At San
pRANCIsC0 COST PRICKsi

Having decided to give up basissss. Ne o6sr
our complete stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES.
provisiops. Mil and Mining Supplies. st
Orieiual Cost Price, for Cash only. A Ne
positively will retire from business. We VIII
extend no credit.
~ Parties Indebted 10 % MUST SETTLE
THEIR ACCOUNTS BEFORE MARCH lSr.
OF Costs Of Court will Be sddsd.
Our store, which 10 one Of the moot desirable
locations for business purposes In Gold Hill. 70
ror Rent. and Fixtures fsr eas.
STERN / son.
Main street, near rsi,rc.a crossing. esid Hin.
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the GREATEST DAY IN AMERICAN
POLITICAL HISTORY.

the GREATEST DAY IN AMERICAN
POLITICAL HISTORY.
when Patriotism Net Organized
Revelation.
AND UTTERLY ROUTED II HORSE
AND FOOT.
The Stability OF Republican Institu.
ti0ns Assured.
CLOSING SCENES IN THE JOINT
ELECTORAL CONVENTION.
The Enemies OF the Nation Beaten
at Every Point.
AND RUTHERFORD B. HAYES DIX.
CLAREp PRESIDENT.
fumultuous Scenes In the House
of Representatives.
fHE PRESIDENT ELECT IN TIE
NAfIoy's CAPITAL.
Handshakings and Congratulations
All Around.
NOW FOR FOUR YEARS or HAYES,
WHEELER, AND PROSPERITY.
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IsoH,s KAnAnox makss beautiful. glossy
n,v,,spt hair: prevents he falling out or turn
- nav IN has stood the test OF forty years
.essrwin,iy perfumed. and has no rival. :
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nro A DAY AT nonK-AGESrs WANT
.ssS TRuE zoo. Augusta. Maine.
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IN TIE SENATE

Upon returning to the Senate cham.
Der. the President announced that the
objection to Wisconsin would be read.
The Secretary read the objection.
Cameron OF Wisconsin submitted the
following:
Resolved. That the vote Of Daniel L.
Downs. as Elector Of the State OF Wis
c%onsin. be counted. together with the
other nine electoral votes of'that State.
the objections made thereto TO the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
The resolution IA agreed to without
debate and without roll-call. though three
or four Senators on the Democratic Edo
voted "no." The Secretary was direct
cd TO notify the House.
At 4 o'clock A. N. o message was re-
ceived from the House announcing its
action ON the Wisconsin case The Sen.
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srOcx sEroRr.

-la.ro.rso pArrr Ut n. r. xrArrxs = CO.,
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MADAME SMITH,
THE WONDERFUL oIPTED

A~s6rolegsF nnd HeFtuae Keller,
Can b consuitd on I'll svents. oousuitstisu
Zee. q. Madame O., - . phvats doetr .. hss
besn vsry suoosssful In curing unfortuns.s die.
esses, and guarantees 20 dive hii sstisfsetion
2 " rsspscu. 70. y hosth 4 street, rssl Of
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STERN / son.

Main 'trsss. near rsi ,., crossing. Cola Hil
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MOVING ON TO WASHINGTON.

PrrrBuno. March 2.-Ths train car.
rying the Hayes party arrived and left
On time. Crowds continued to gather
at all the stations, There wero no
speeches. but plentiful Handwriting.
HARntsnuno. Pa. March 2.--Govem.
or Hayes and party arrived at Altoona
ct l o'clock this morning. stopped for
supper. and soon left for Washington.
u PRrsIDESr IN WARRINGTON.
WASHINGTON. March a. Prcsidsn,
elect Hayes and party arrived here al
nine o'clock. Tho President elect was
received by Ex-Governor Dsnnisou.
Senator Sherman and General Sherman,
who escorted him from the depot. There
we're present as spectators about two
thousand persons who vocifsrously
chssred a. the party passed through the
lines on their way TO the carriages In
waiting. President Hayes and family
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-02

funultuous Scenes In the House
OF Representatives.
, 1877-12-28
FINANCIAL.

NEW York.
NEW YoRx, Dec. 27.-The Now York Pc.t
saws: "Tilc amount Of loans to which Netter
q Co. were party was not far from g., coz, 600,
The colta,crals Will all hare been obtained at a
cost 10 the owncrs Of from s15aU00 to 800, COO,
for which Meter & Co. will be responslblc.''
1t is now reported In Wall street TINT Tbs
losses by tho failure Of Meter Il Co. will
amount to nearly sc00000 ExJudce Ditten-
llocfer, counsel for t}lc firm. tca ctred dspatct
tnday from friends OF the METERS In C}ucfn.
natl. stating that friends had started for thIs
city 10 arrange the affairs OF the arm.
ae lostes " the failure aro said to include
pothet atiou ot New York Central B's Lr Nettar
q Co.. $25, 1000; q. O. Haven + Co., on the 70.
hyruthceatton Of f40UO09 worth OF United
States bon;ls, t20, ,0O0 tb s225O00: Kuhn. Loeb IS
e. on drafts on Cincinnati. st4.o00; SANG, on
New York Central US, 6:oN: Matthew Nor.
gan's Sons, 5000 On $4,000 Of Louisiana
contols l'ypothecatcd By them for ga. .o00,
and rehyptthc,atcd for $4,000 By Nct.cr d C..
These 1l bonas wers thc properly Of principal ia
we'll & Graves. sl.5tO: The Anerican Exchange
Bank, eAt,00 On the rehypos necation Of sD.oO0
Of upltca Stntes bonls, MattIspd, PHELPS Il
60, arc said to hare loaned $4,000 to Nettcr &
Co. Oh securities belonging 10 Davis h Freeman.
Netter d Co. are believed u have sold strAd-
shares. Abou. ~ 200 worth Of United States
oonis were closed out under the rule At the
Stock Exchange to-day for thes aecount.
IT. Is nos untefitool that III stock and bonda
Fchrpothecatcd by tho Meters have been re-
coyered bg the owucEs on the payment Of tho
New YoRx, Dec. 2T.-A Receiver was to-day
appointed fur the Peoples Savings Bank.
Liabilities, 0,000; assets, Isl, ,01Q.