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The Parks and Cool Retreats.

-, l. -. .
throughout the city business was F'h"r-
ally suspended, except hy the small dealers and
str...t ,.,.,,,l..r- 80 Or..,r rl,s NJ, ,,,.n .,,l
~" ''' "' me- ''"' WIN H. ""''
'hndr'n took holiday and employed TIA" tim"
GA "a .ur-ions. at matinee in the thcatr,snrif i
t,. .b.,.l,, r,t,..ats in ti,. ,,,,lii.. r,rl. rI
~ '"9 e" "'' i"'"' -" me-
glorious beauty "l 'rnirn fhrk WIS rehicrci
mrlodiou- hy music. an,. gay with 4. myrlad Of
Lri,l.tly lr.-.l ,r,.,,.., ,,b.. ,,.,,.tol r.,,,l
'H""' va o. ''''H' WI" ''" '"""
N" orchestra stand ana overlooked INTO iohs
ou the lake. Tho museum and mona.rrir ycr..
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IDino's 1RorBnEsomE REDSKINS.
Evidences of General Uising- The Salmon
River Massacre.

HELENA, Mon. July Secretary Mills.
who has 'eitcd Mssoula. reports 10 the Cover
nor ms follows: The alarm in Western Montana
WIS caused 10y news Of an outbreak at Camas
Prairie reaching there. At about the same time
a Ne2 Per es. claiming To- come from Lewiston.
said the Ncz Prrccs were coming 10 raid the vail
ley. The settlers did not have the advices
We had here that jos 'ph's NJ per'es had gone
in another direction. A friendly Flaihead pr-
yutely warned some Of his intimat" white friends
Of the impending danger. The Flatneads be-
gan TO act differently. and became reserved in
their talk. but are cvideIcing a Jubilant spirit.
Eagle OF the Light. the il-disposed Nez Perces
chief. who has been in the valley. has
minated that his band had gone
To Idaho 70 fight, and in time, would como back
t. Bitter Root. His band in the valley. consist
M 81 about ihirty lodses now nndor y9uns
chief named Joseph. We're sent for from Idaho.
They tried to get out 10y the NJ l'r,.- trail.
~ the head Of the valley, but lo'lcl. prob
Lnlo trail. ana start ! oyer that in great
haste on thr % Of june, About thi-
g. ,lisaprear and on Tie 2Sth No. idians w''re
70 10" soon IN the wall y. This 5 ono of th" worst
feature OF tn" raSc. Tn" reasonable result #
alarm. Duncan VI Donald hal soon Cnirfs
VI 'hcla an. Aror. It. says than pre- pnrnt ms
nays long nr.n rrotr.s,nlns FIR an ,.44p'r"!
g. thus the Indians have ad, 'es fnt M" Crows
arr g. make peace with tn" luN and ally
t'i,iu-t the whites They hnd WORT that ,r.y
tlt"i Won THIS -pruE rrliie" ~ g. IlNu,r WitIl
IN" solli rs, tut would o-i n-ihlF 'o uut alnrr
a. ieht tho Sioux. when near the SIOUX amp
be- would nd n meuto tront V'l Sitting liul
for , ~" ana an ALLAN " i'r tu oil 'u-IVn war
I'm" \o2 Prr'"s RISING wf- premature Two
OF th'm won't To- IN" iradln- Post near lupWi
AMI one 81 them dee sired 90 buy gim, The
trhi'r r. ,usrd 10 "a. II o. MN. ~Iylng ICY
w'rr bad Indians. The Indian pointing 20 the
sun sad before II SCI he Should Have one. Tho
trader came around his counter Ia rlrct tllr
Indian, when the latter drew u revolver and
shot him through thu head. They then kill"d
1ng, h'r man N th' si"r" AMI at q ,womnn o.
i'0'h with clubs. Going out they killed four
settlers and then rode To- camp. Turir c.ln-
riics then turned cat and massacrcd all tie
people ON tn Salmon river
From all Informal IN think II probable that
a general AMI prr onr"rtnd rising has been in
Contemplate n. hut III" tlW' Aud MT arrived
when IT," outbreak WIS prrcipitItci loo Idaho.
and they have no' since had time 10 agree upon
q plan Of OPERATIONS.
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SPORT ON LAND AND WATER
FOUR FINE RACES ON THE MONMOUTH
PIRK COURSE YESTERD1Y.
Beauty and Fashion ut the Track-A nay 20
he Remembered Pride OF the Village, Car
ncniia. Chesapeake, and Risk ut the Front.

Nm ho, ,,.,,,,.,,u p,.,t. -. r,.......i
with % more delightful day than the ioist ami.
y,r.nrv Of the Declaration, of Iu.l.u.ntl.nor On
.i,,.n t,as,a,, ,,,., t,,.,',.,.. ,
no 'ihV slh'e l'hss'u ana iontieilow met has
the multitude been rs great. Tho grand stand
wns brutin ii with tin, ri IA Toilets of fla. lnii.a
- - ~ T.
"w'" '''''~ "'""
-Four racrs were on the programme. Tho first
race was for II purse OF $3.50. for two-voar Odds
con t,s.,..,,I anal s1n ,ii,t t....... hal, ~
w To- s''"i'' ana ~ 10 lIlin N"fs'' hali Iil'.
The start"rs w're II. =. N'Grnths j.. f. fliM
NL,ua. ln7 mounds. w N.i.r,. nb p,ii. Of
81 vnt,.., ,o- ,..,. i.. - 4,
,'' Nt'I"-''' I"' ''ul'.'9' anu T. M'rri-7 W. g.
irogan'. no pounds. Tho pools as RACED
prldr. of tl, NiilH,a 2n0: Aro.,,n, tp,. and
~, .'' n'v-n" '''' n'''
E.'H' Nul'nS' ~ ~ Tue l"H ol NE hlE
"' ''''-, n.''','S' ~ ~ ''' IT, '.''
iur on- polo had the rn"c her own way. On
coming INTO the homcstrci ia the positions
81. ro -, '1.,,.,.I r'rI s'., p..t W, r'',
wv .''l~'"' r''' SUM- iEi.' "i t''
N'l1s" living over The score an cnsv winner of
ill.,. rl., hV tit.e lrnrtls from Nrn,nu.. v,fo
l. a HIN Adams t.'t, irn.sths Timn S1f e.
Tho second contest WINS a selling rnen fnr MI
horses startDd. q T.. InriiIIr,l'a H. .. Intn ~
tiir.., y..'rs NJ mounds; 4 i,.innnt'. IN o. ,'.r
malta tLr,t v'!.. % ntu., H.. + l. a. a. -
simn's l.. T. Yorkshire LASS i"tr nr.. idg
pounds; Carr ~ Ce.'s rh. I. Ella Wat N. four
yrnr-. ln3 poun'i- ". n. Dny's's III. - Krnurv.
inur wears tns NOM il. and Mann. ~ i,ar,. Z
rh KIN, Il. t,r,., va"rs iiN t,nu,.is 'rnn
rnnls ~ -rn,..j. S.,f..liir. 49, Vso. ,'ra-
'iiNn. rs: younger. IS: Kin r.. 5n' and
Fi.lf 10. Tho nv.rs cnt away In c1,I shan,
ruunin. mast tl stand we'll To-. fhr, ~ an Kin
II Its.,u ~, nom ,f In. INN DO, Lnf " N.n,,th
In Llama in turn rim Ia In" front nnI osrrI ~ On
ia. rurnIuv t,lst ill.,. ,,i,,t,.f ,.. wi, "a Il r,,
Esr unv.d MI in ron,rasvv tt k"rt.'v nj
took th, load "a a iati"r r,-a. nftiS XIII mii'
X NJ Re-, lrd X .nn.v Wv hnlf a l.n,,th In1ur.,r
L.ln-. tN, l.n flls h.l it,I Kin. ~. md IA #
etani th, moo tit.r ,,''i,. "A r,li ,,d n ,rt,
',t l'f tr'auil,'s h,I lbs. mi w., v,,, IN "
,nnt.r nv twn .n,-tts. knup'.v s'..,,i W.
shlr,. In-- tIirI. KIM Bee l1urth. The others
h'ti'ir'l -, ~ VS. f',. n r,,rs" n am s,o,,
s,..,,ni a. ~, thi,,l a. ,rrst r,,,,-,,, Xxx
Nm. io,,i "a mrs. ,.',,',' T., Ga ~. II a.
N.t,.tGts il Ch'.uu'.L /, ,.,r. "a
w. ,t,..' / a n,i,N., IT, o., 1iu,.s ~ 7, e., -.
tls ,,,,i ,j - =, i"' -'" ~ F , =
,. liz r.nn ,r'.,,. - H.. ~ 80 IL fh,..
80 - =, - n,- w W !, - '"'.7-
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which was immensely crowded. Members Of
the Ninth. Twelfth, and Twcnty-sccond Rrgi-
ments were present. In and out Of uniform, and
also number from the New Jersey Ninth The
dancing.
In Elm Park there WIS Scottish picnic. Col.
Joseph Iung and about sixty of the former
members of the old :, 'niy-ninth Regiment
marched TO the Park in full uniform. Mnny
other comrades attended in citiHans' clothes
Their WIS dancing aud shooting at tirgots for
gold AMI silver urI =. Capt. Joseph Ross won
the ilrsi Ur'H' witt ~ = or" ut - ont Of 60.
The Park Comm '~-iunrrs helped celebrate
thr dv by starting the big fountain in the
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SAuGrRTtrs. July i.-Th' Saugertics T. wing
Club rrgaita took place this afternoon. The ut
tendance wis large, the wa'rrgooi and the day
nn' Tho first was a single SOUL race between
the Wohonhooks Of Albany and the sautcr-
ties. Tomkins Of the Wolyouno, ks beat pl-
Time, 7:29. A dauhle-s MI rncr between
The ULYSSES If Troy and tn Woivcn-
Tao thirl was a race for six-oarod digs. IN
which tho Mutnnl- of Albany VIZ "a" only
entry. They roNcd Over tiie course ia G.22. \
race for iuur-Onrrd shells WITS row of Iy inc
Saugerties. Muiuais. and " Nlvruhouks. anil
won by lho Inter. Time, j:52. Slusortin-'
TIM. q. Mutuuls'. 600. All races wore one mile
heAts. strnIgnt AMY. llr hnmdsome nrIAeN.
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Newark. and W. c. Hall Of the ,Cartqrel, Perth
5 Amso3Y n Lcc Tg@ cfy in o 19S7t In @
frsn7ship Of NV NV York, Emil 'S, CLINTON
AMI the Way;rlcy Of NV York, Dan el
half milo. and lIascv. after pulling nearly to the
st'ik" bout gave w in ii spur. Conon. pulling
"a nervous powerful strOsr. won in . ~. Adams
rs hcqt ' was ,'' ro w. OVER nor 9r W1e r of
thu A .hetic of New York. lie made the mile
and half, without the incentive Of competition.
,,rno first hogl for, single souls was between
" lis of the Now Noik Attn q =. Lee of the
YORK it was On" ~ the most mtr ~ ~ w,
OF the day Mills took the bead Mt the start. with
Ire cl.,,G behind him. Conion bringing M the
minutes. lee in 0.10. and Conlon in 8 $751;.
In The race Tor rmr-oared ges the entries
Nonr4fol Rowing Clnh New Yors-G,orsc Johnson
'G M W. Ro1 e hss' ,,Sc frS' s,Sr
frc%'6i poii ,,gt SeA Y5 9EEG G.a.on bow
Vi& io cun s. r ANY, ''& tNI Cr.ns. bow, r.
sand,rs, stroke. o. ii,dcuhurs. enN-wmn.
Tho Ny-ti0@ cleared the course in o:li. The
frienisAit- in H;3h =" vikings III 10 .O7A and
the Nuuuarcl' - in iu;l-l.
Tho pvr-oirei slei race between the Nau-
titus uni Triton resulted in nypr of the
NNiui.lu' rrW IN 0'lj ., the Trltons doing the
Tie clo-tn, race Of tho day was for four-oared
shrii". Tine starters were;
Lnr,tn BOA, elias, Nownrk-w. clark. how. w. rarsil
~ rs E J' .nson, No =. Go sna th, str,S,
QhtfNt tfi' EuHt tiuh. plilul,lI hU-t n Mclleuth
bow o'rn.es. So. =. g. lcnlersun. SO .. G II
AiHus -frNtr'
SsGlns Hoat club New york-wm H. walsh how
!SWi' l.. Rouse No. ., VIM Chi.As. No. 9, Fred A.
lcti,u stH ac
The Eur sa four the sumo who won heat
from tu' Dubliu CLUB AT the Cent 'nnial regatta.
ami 20 prt ut tii' cr'W of l" eiN-uIr''d gtE took
tn" i'ui 40 the start. uut the punk r. city boys
gav" iho ris-n. champions ni thnv could do.
IT, 40" Wis S.li'. lor tn" Eurelt cr'.w. S.2l q
r thW oi The Quaker City. and $780, Tor the
Niut Is.
Ant rthe races. Mr.. Cater. a young New York
lawyer. pres nj 81 ia" pres. ruupr.sng cOlOrs,
luckct-, and cups. to the winners.
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The running and walking matches for pro-
f"ss ionnls. arranged 10y the NV York Athletic
Club. came on. Yesterday afternoon. on the
grounds at Mott Haven. The two-milc walk for
letter carriers was amusing on account Of the
impromrtu walking costumes in which the
contestants made their appearance. They
seemed 10 mean business, and 10 be entirely in
different to cXternals. The lOO-yard run was
won by John +. Crosby Of Frankford. Pa. u.
A. Woods ol Gait. Ontario won the one-mil.
run; iona +. Manning OF Boston won the 4 10
yards run: jones Foster. of station f. came in
hrs' IN the two-mile walk for lcuer carriers
hMIf -Mlln MN.
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Then the Jennie gained slight lead crossing
tho limo in minutes and ~ seconds, and win
ming Nv on" length Tho water had b'rolnr go
rough that no shell could b. row"d with safety
ross 'l' bay. and IT," race between thu Ncr"us
and "a ipur-nIrnd oh VI was postponed. Only
four ~ tive six cont stantA n IN" tith rare sept
niOat long enough 10 r'Tuh the starting point.
lI,iiy W'rr En-, , iNn IN mr. W,tr.! w mn
no paddles h'ins allowed John j. Bogari WIS
the only on" to- 60 over the cutirr course. One
eighth Of u milo The ruugh water made short
work pf the .thcr4 Hc p1ddl'l himself back
w1rd. using on" hand to bull out IN. water. H.
WAS received with ehe"rs on III" referees boat.
and presented with silver medal.
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pANFORrH HUNT ON Monday. July 2 NJ tho re- VI
d,ucc of The brides mother. hy the Rev William Loyl,
Of Madison ANenu, Reformed Church, Lieut. G. u. Dan,
forth [. : X. NJ Boston 10 Eleanor HINT 81
YORK
LlNDSLEN-OATLEY- ON Tuesday. july g. at 4
PAUL church. salem Y. 10y tho K.g john n iuurh-
Mrs.. Laura u. galley OF Salem
sourER- ri RiES In this city on SATURDAY. Juno
go, az s. George church. siuNNc,unt squar,. rs tio
r. W W Williams. Charles Edward souilrr to Mary.
eldest hnuEh"r N Sainh ani tine late Tristan Bur-es
SIANpkN -RhoIuElIuN.-'n the evening ui Juno
=, BY the Rev stephen II Iyn. il the residence 4
" hriies parents, Nliam T. sianden 10 Elizabeth
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Jockeys Caught Mapping How Coium bia
chief Won Heat.

povGHTirrsW, July THE attendance
no so. Driving Pork to-day Wa l.r.-'. and the
tra .. ili,N .ri. DO condition. 4 h,st contest
Wius fora rur~ o $500 for tn 2io class. and
Tee starters w.r, Magic b. F.t-,crli. Lime
-tYu. and rhomns X.
Nars." b. won the ltst heat by a length in
1855 s Ilmo-t.u' lst.
CA tie second heat Fitzgerald led around tho
tgru. With Maggie Il. at third Ios t.on and on
r.ak. ll' WIcn they Ut straight ned ont the
ui.re went 10 the front. AMI she and Fitzgerald
uF--od thr gu rior heck and mock. on the back
stretch lt1- add tiuitri " M ami u the MALI
d. wts uhls Nu.l lrn.th lr. ~ Z. They won't
ur'iu neck nnd neck tpll' MR.. quarter, with
II mus h. thiri At th.i point Whom al turned
ht. iue huuo-'r.teh ! .ta.,r.ld .rll "a X half "a
u-il Inc mare won the heat hy "a length
lntnrthird heat Maggie b. WIS half length
ahral 81 Fitzgerald az the quarter. Turning
in'' the h'., rlr ten. the mare opened a gnp.
tn next rae wac for ~ purse OF $500 for the
- 'lass nnl tie start RS were Columbia Chief
A.lsy. aud Harry Giihrri.
IA' ur-i We iunny heat They scored
seven or 'i2ht tlu"r. and when th"y got IN"
wort 'Olumuh tii"l WIS ON a hrrnk and Gill
't i'i around IN turn Golns % thu quarter
A. w.ut il t'n front. and flr Chlnf ~. AoI
~ at tn" quart r. VITA tiiiN O. sN lrnlths -
ltr ar Down ihr la + stretch the CAri In
rln'HNf o. rnu M. .Ifi the thI.''~ WNrrl. his
dr. Nr o. nll upp" ru rs giving tn thi"f An
Nu lu. u.y. lU' Nl .ufhHy il-...lt..ti r,,,-
quart e. Nli iN'n Glli.r' lr .-- 4 illA Hurl HhI
hr Dat 90 loi cat % ius. MnHu ihrv -Wuu, INTO
'uoh az Glh'r. .'I Columbian iu-l wis
is-i. n1I.i o. .Dit.. bent. tuNl 'rt vu- making
il ili HlI th' time, 'n Nh. t..F ir.W nHur t.io
N.i' 'ln}. lu end "a, .r.D.- o.. .-lNt 800. h.at To-
g. tli.f. w.-c.u-l u'ii.n- a..l & .ih.r ~ beat
r'lnhoiA in'amld d,r'7"r h".nwr Time.
Al,l won ihose'.nI n,nt M %. thethird in
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II r. understood that Jay OoulA. before hi-
departure io. Oh, Nc,t refused oadNanoc mtihcr iuu-
10 iho Nr1e Intending lolrtlt'r hyit,,lD nlauon auN
ndVorsmt liitcnnuH Dc th,, utter A. cNrcn.' il'
NuNlnNN iuMu tn rN,fN possible WAY. IH Iffgn-. to
iurNNI0- u.u thr itHAr winch ha hn'i. ait iH mis-
lN n rfe ,.i N" eth'r -tsti.I hfs, 't tr cittrs
other manm,p'ul Ruu> ilulch i, mnrd at ID. Nr
Huu IniAhe Nhutc tor rrnuetriO tor and SUI -Du,n
fIf.F
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ArrIVcd-WIDNtsDAY. July Z
Sc Ahvssinia Murphy, Liverpool June 81 and Queens
town .ith.
- Chesapeake. johnson. Portland.
- city uf Houston Eilridrs. Galveston
- Columbus. Reed, Havana
- Ellie KNIGHT. McCrtsrN Philadelphia.
= Ethiopia. Craig, tln~gow June ~ and Neville 2th.
s. knlckt rhockcr. kcinhc. New orb ans
SIS st Laurent Hende. HaVrv June - aud Plymouth
2ith
Indiana Satler la nd Lar
19d
BARK All, Thorsen. Limerick
Bark Atuln, Mucratu New Haven
Bark Eliza Nichols Havana.
BARK Frcis. Jansen. Bordeaux.
BARK harrNAtt. thri~turlc r-en. Iiull.
Bark The Frederick. Rpup Colombo.
Bari Mamie Boll, Fits. Sagua.
Rrw Luther. Jack. Punilt Pltrc
Hrig Rio, Wall. Hurillitr-
Krig Rising sun. Griffin New Haven
liris sarah aud Emma. Hansen -urua
Sclir AIDA Doanu. Nick irson. Granada.
Sclr ocean wave. Lclun. II Marc.
Schr Manuel X Cuza. Baycs. Palermo
AlsO the usual uNcr ami cua-f Wi -t. vr.-als
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IU'IlIs TNNNCIS ADAMS.
Mn. TiI.D ~ LETTER.
SEA GInr. NEW JERSEY. July 9, 1877.


SiE; iNve Aul Slice honor to rrr','iv" the invi-
m"wurHt lun of t'c Fourth Of July: and whit
shuil Not p" IN town On mat dny. uud therefore
cannot attend. avail inv- ~ O. thu o. aston to
cNlr' 49, M, .,'rdiHi sympathy with the lrcHt pub
llr lud riir DtI"uiJct -u Wei 'rtraycd IA Nur
ftrr NJ invitation. With assurances ol my
i'-t ~ sh'- for Yourself and Tor those whom
you rtrr's MT. am very truly yours.
The nrst short talker was Cen. Spnoln. The
Gen 'ral eN used himself for not spcnk ing *
t"mpor". and then drawing from his pocket a
u 20 irlN oi ms Svr'r'A tho General told how
King u. hard III. wul"l aud won Indy
Anne Will" sh" was attending the funeral of
her hu-lnnd whom he had murdered. Then.
rli~ins his voice. he said: liy some such
m"iIoN- ! ~upun~" II was. that Mr. k"y WIS
W"N"d hui welded 20 Huvrs'~ cabinet Will" me-
WAS r'iurunE from tine hnllot box. whcr" he
uui iusi t"pos ted his vote for rillrn aud Hem
bricks. II Secretary 10y were weak. srnti-
l'utt woman. We might rty him. ~ W. do
iirhtri = victim. Tor his miserable ronlu l.
But he deserves no pity. b" Is one ~ thos' ss"l-
Cton A.ys. that ilt into any political principles
that unlock the door To- u snlNrv.'
Tn" short takers Who followed the General
w'r Cyugr"ss uHn Willis. As-"WhlNmun l. Gle
siu". Christopher Fin" Corporation Attorney
Boyd. and JOHN W. Brown rE.
Tho star Spangled Bonner sung 10y Mr.
phihp I. sullivan and tn aii li"nre. closed the
rNorrs"s IN 90" Erat hail. The Sa'heni-
braves. and invited guests then went down the
winding stairs to I'll" mrdirtn' mans room. ia
IN" basement ~ the big W -;wan wh'r" for two
hours th,v drank VIM which flowed 'r ely
from tn" NiE -priu-s. Tho people drank h~'vr
from smaller spring ia the adjoining room.
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MARINE INTI:ILIG E.vCE.

isi,ruNE ALsANAc-rufs
sun rises.... IS sun snts... 81 Noon ri ~ 20
hign wATft--THis nav.
sandy Hook. IL GOV lsanI . u Hell Gate... %
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MoN4REAI. July T. There was n row yestor-
DAY on the steamer queen ioria while route from
loua'cs hauled DOWN the tmon lrch from m" r,rk OF
the ste amer ami substituted he lnpt rAg m. Captain
ON rmvnstiHuuF, WA Roughly hlulh'l and took refuge
~ "a state room INU deck Ntnl~ ui the -, were
arrested r n,ulnI dluhnun lIr ktuHu thiluhr H4-lup
of Montreal to-day issued u'ir HNununr IN tal Mo
more cAcLi >iun, a. semi irli,u, character Wal be
allowed 20 tax" ilhce WlthUpf h, Don,'uL
The wcnk. tho worn. and the weary should
~Ae feIuN ,un syrup n gives strength Ald VS. Ado
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that il will not be in my power to attend on that
occasion.
While agreeing with you in many Of the opin-
ions oppressed in your letter. pray your par
don I venture to present to your att 'ntion one
suin"tt winch seems to me OF the most vital
imIortnn"e to the future welfare, IL not the very
suiNtton of our Institutions. The country must
NOT De- subjected again to the risk Of another
gle. ton accomplished by fraud, 4 the evil can
he removed 10y constitutional means. The mn
lurty OF The people have submitted once tothcir
gre I houOr-hut II W i'll MT Ice safe to ris, such
another Experiment.. some amendment of the
provision Of the Const tuition on tho subject
seems mi sp0nsahlc during the present term Of
IN" PRESIDENCY. ! trust YOU viii not be
SLOW t. insist that your representatives. and
friends ull uv'r tn" country snail see to 1t that
ample tunr and cnrr To- given in good season io
the preparation of such n measure MS may
prove a"TItnbl TO all hon It people. when 1t
u, ninos tlieir duty to act upon # ia their turn
NloN" an, let turrr to loft NO chance for rcpe-
M "n oil fraud. tn" corner stone of the ur'h
must i"' dragged ont cd the mud into VIII 'h II
mas 0l"d, and rlu rd ON an imuovuhlc rock
dN NOT permit uysNIl To- doubt that this b. the
earnest Il -sirr uf ail IN" hon : men Of both
JurtH But o. You who have suffered the most
us tine cuu-rtu. noes q loNOiVcs TO- take especial
care that ihNN h' not repeated. Nud have the
means ~ rom Hdv largely % your lnnds. pray
Won e. -'H - II In roul ~"Ispn THAT they muy te
made m tuHl io s1v" us all from the po-sihI .tv
ui anarchy uul tf.lc. TT rH is mo- better day
ol.lyc uut Che word than on the Fourth OF July.
Very truly ANIir4
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KILLED BY A FALLING TREE.-Of fatal
accident at the Bonanza wood-camp, the
Reno Journal relates as follows
An italian woodchopper was killed by a
falling tree at Mackay-Fair camp on Sunday
morning. His remains were brought here,
and cared for by his friends He had gone
out to work before daylight, as is the custom
with many of them, and after cutting his tree
he ran right under it, intending to get out of
the way. But the darkness prevented him
from noticing ON which side the tree would
fall, and his carelessness cost him his life.
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THE BAR

supplied with the best Of Wines Liquors and Cigars
Prompt attention paid to guests and the travelling public
ie2-tf
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ESTATE OF WRIT HOPKINS. DECEASED.

NOTICE Is HFRERY GWEN BY THE
~ undersigned, Administrative of the above named es
tate to the creditors Of and all persons having claims
against said deceased to exhibit the with the neces-
sary vouchers within months from the first pubica
ton of this notice Warren Wasson legally author
lied attorney his Office Wassons Block, Carson City
REBECCA A. HOPKINS, Administrative.
Carson City, June 26th, 1877. 1aw4w
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CARSON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
Corner Of CarsonEand Proctor streets.
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
TRUSTEES:
GEORGE TUFLY, RICHARD KlRMAN
F. D. STADTMULLER JACOB KLEIN,
GEORGE I. DAVIS GEORGE B. HILL,
L. A. DERRICK, JOHN G. FOX,
A W PRAY.
FINANCE COMMITTEE:
RICHARD KIRAAs. F. D. SIADTNCLLzR.
GEORGE rUFLg
4 Deposits in sums as low One Dollar, and issue
Pass Books for the
Will issue Time and Call Certificates OF Deposit, and
receive Commercial Deposits open account, subject to
check draft demand.
Will pay interest Time Certificates and Savings De
posits.
Buy and sell exchange on New York. Canada and San
Francisco Currency and Bullion bought and sold.
Make collections loan money, and discount CONNER
cal paper,
AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING INSURANCE
COMPANIES:
French Corporation. and
Commercial Union OF London.
GEORGE TUFLY, President.
RICHARD KIRAAN Vice President.
GEORGE B. HILL, Cashier. novls
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
The Carson City Savings Bank from and after April sth
will buy and sell mining stocks Liberal margins will be
allowed on approved stocks.
San Francisco correspondent, l. Glazier Co
April 7, 1877 GEORGE B. HILL Cashier.
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Washington, June 25.-The president and
Mrs. Hayes, together with Secretary Evarts,
Attorney General Devens and Postmaster
General Key, left this evening for Boston
They will be joined by Secretary Schurz, who
left Washington on Saturday for New Jersey
Colonel Scott furnished a palace car, which
will go through to Boston.
The New Orleans custom house commission
have reported system by which to save the
government 800, 900 annually in New Orleans.
Chief Justice Waite says he has not given
out reports that himself and daughter were
shabbily treated in Charleston society circles.
The fact, however, remains that such treat
ment was accorded them.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

osAsBr Houss-eEoR08 D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
M Harris E S Hubbell
OENash w Chilwen
n Steiner C Muttledorfer
J A Rogers Mrs 5 b Segur
L Commit w Wermuth
j A Daniels B Heymann
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NOTICE TO lIENH0LDERS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ persons holding liens against the property Of Jacob
r Winnie described follows to wit Lots numbered
eight and nine in block number fifty eight OF Proctor
Green's division Of Carson City, Nevada that the under
signed has commenced action in the Justices Court OF
Witbarei Istice of ths psace ~ iorecase mechanics
lien held against said property and all persons holding
liens said premises under and by virtue OF Act OF the
Legislature Of the State Of Nevada entitled An Act to
liens to mechanics and Others and to repeal all
other Acts in relation thereto approved March ., 1871
hereby notified to be and appear before said Court
the 9th DAY OF JULY A D. 1877 at 10 O'Clock N. of
said day and exhibit then and there the proof of their
liens. DUNNING HUNT,
By HARRIS 4 COFFIN, their attorneys
Carson, Nevada June It, 1877. law3w