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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-04

The inquest into the cause Of the death
OF Thomas Hughes Was concluded yssssr-
day evening. Following IL the verdict:
I'VE. the undersigned juror. sum-
noned TO appear before d. y. Hodgsa.
Coroner Of the county Of Btsrsy, d vir-
ginia City. on the ID day Of January. A.
ID. 1871. 10 inquire into the cause 81 The
death Of Thomas Hughes. having besn
daily sworn according 10 Law. and having
made such inquisition. aitsr inspecting
the body and hearing the testimony ad-
iuced. upon our oaths, each and AL 81 us
10 say that We find that the deceased was
named Thomas Hughes. WA q native Of
Ireland. aged about thirty-dvs Year,. and
that he came 10 his death On the ID day Of
January. A. ID. 1877. in this county. In
consequence Of gun-shot wounds ilnistsd
by Robsrt MsDoaald. . policeman Of the
city Of Virginia. AID that said peliesmna
vas acting In the direct line II his duty.
and iniictsi said wound In ~sslf-dsfsass.
and was justified in 90 dsing. We thsrs-
fore fina the killing of said Hughes 70 b
. ~justiiAbls hsmieids. AL Of which We
duly certify by this inquisition. In writing.
by Us signed this u day Of January. A. d.
Is77."
This conclusion was signsa by eleven
juryiaen. 10 meets with the approval Of
the public In general.
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Twice married..

Fraakis Dali. who'bsfore her death was
q woman of the town. died . natural death
last Monday aight In the house just north
Of the Imperial hosting works. She va
taken from that place BY Wilson L Brown
undertaksrs. aud buried in . rough redwood
box At the expense Of the county. On TusS-
day some Of her old associates clubbed TO-
gsiher and resolved ~ give the vsman q
decent burial. They took IN expires
wagon aud going 10 the graveyard dug up
the unfortunate. The body was returned
tn the undertaking rooms Of Wilson 4
Brown. where ii was to-day lying in state.
An elegant and expansive sonhn has been
purchased and the ~trappings Of woe are 9.
tine a. can be procured. The outht VIII
cost Sis. Tomorrow the second funeral
will take place. and II will. ne doubt. be
we'll attended. George Prior has taken .
kindly interest in the matter. and has
aided greatly in raising money 10 pay the
necessary expenses.
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CAisox, jan. "A ?. x.-Ths House
met at II A. NJ.
The Committee on Mileage reported.
Stewart offered . resolution for . spec.
isl COMMITTEES to investigate the Affairs Of
the Virginia and Truekss Railroad.
Moore. Of Elks. offered an amendment
10 refer 70 the Committee on Corpsra-
tons. The resolution and amendment
rave rise 10 an animated debate between
Mssre, Of Elko, for the amendment. and
Grey and Stewart, against. Tho amend.
msnt was adopted, but the resolution ~
amended. lest, the vots being . tie. The
matter will osme up again In sems ether
shape.
Stewart gave notice OF q bill 10 sstab-
lish Q stats Insane Asylum I; also. 10 create
the efiss Of Official Reporter.
Moore. Of Elko, gave notice OF q bill TO
abolish the ofios Of County 5uperintsnd-
emit Of Public Schools.
Stewart introduced Q bill 70 amend the
act fixing the number Of employees of tho
Legislature. II adds q chaplain and one
page 10 the present number Of attaches.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Trsusdals introduced . bill 10 provide
for the maintenance Of public schools.
Referred 10 tho Csmnittss on Education.
Moore OF Elko introduced q bill fixing
the salaries OF County T%rsasurers. The
bill iIes Storey county'a Trsasurer's sal
ary at 5000. TO take effect In January.
1879.
Grey introduced q bill restoring the
Lieutenant Governor 70 the ex-oflcio War
denship OF the State Prison. deferred to
the COMMITTEES on Stats Institutions.
Howard Of Humboldt introduced . bill
amending the Sunday law. II provides for
the elosing Of all places Of business but
churches On Sunday. Referred " the
Committee on Public Morals.
Senate bill No. 1. creating the Iegisla.
tive fund. was passed unanimously.
Al 1880 the hsuss adjourned.
THE sEsArE
Net at II A. NJ. Lieutenant Governor
Adams In the chair.
The House joint resolution relative to
printing the d%ovsrnor's message was
adopted.
Stone introduced q bill repeating the
ast for the destruction Of noIlous animals.
wsstcoat introduced . bill concerning
the finances Of Lincoln county.
Al l2:iG the Senate adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-04

SAN fRAScI.co, January "a p. NJ.
Caiifornia--t3s bid.
Eureka Con.-i5 bid.
Con. virginia-3Gs bid. 36S asked.
Best a Bslchsr-39i. bid. 10 asked.
Sierra NsvslA-9i, bid. % asked.
Goa. virginia-3Ga sold.
California-i3a sold.
Con. virginiA-36 bill.
Alpha-iy asksd.
Justice -i3a bid.
EIehegusr--6 bid.
Con.Syirginia- 3G's bid.
Califsrnia-43t bud.
Con. viryiniA-36a sold.
J~usties-it asked.
EIehsquer-Gs bid.
Alpha -iss asked. 49, sold.
Con. virginia-3G't sold.
Justice-i3a asked.
Union Con.-9b asked.
Belchsr-l0a ssksl.
Union Con.-9 asked.
Northern Bslle-2i hid.
Crown Psint- Ca bid.
ImpsriAl-lh bid.
'Ghollar- Potosi-T7 bad.
Justic--l2S bid. i2S aslei.
Justiee-i2 Asked.
Yellow Jacksi-ij aslel.
ophir-?0t ossed.
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a Fine AnAir.

Coed dinners are the great eivilizsrs Of
the world. They make men mere tolerant
81 the opinion. Of others and less dogmst-
zeal In their own. Dave lladsvieh fully
appreciates the truth VI this and has Do
termiusd to commence at once the work OF
civilization. After due elaboration he
has determined to advance his under
taking evsn at the risk Of losing money.
and to this cad has taken . new departure.
By reference ~ his advertisement 10 will
be .ssn that he will give . hns turkey
dinner with cranberry sauce and English
plum pudiisg next Sunday. all for MY
cents. Everything else in the same style.
n you visit the Rotisseris once you will
surely 20 again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-04

JUpaR Cook has rsftied and recarpsted
the rssms formerly occupied by Judge
Wright. and 10 now fully prepared to re-
csivs visitors.
PyaRuLRY 18th has been set as the day
for the trial Of Dublin Pete, tho bad prize
aghtsr. Jack Skswers, his opponent, has
lsft the State.
oSE-Errp Riley. who 10 under indist-
nsnt for burglary. will DO permitted TO
explain before Judge Rising ON the 9th OF
February.
DICK PADDOCK 10 greatly improved to-
day. DIR. Harris. his attending physician,
says there is . possibility Of his recovery.
CONSIDERABLY excitement 10 caused In
Virginia BY the fall In stocks to-day.
An addition TO the Union Ireu Works On
the Divide 10 being put up.
TIE frame Of Gold Hills new Methodist
Church has been erected.
PAUL CARaoLL will 30 tried OIL . charge
Of murder February 7th.
siLvER badges for new officials are be-
coming very numerous.
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RONCHITI

llron John Flag. Rsq.. Of Bsnnlnsion, N. H.
"rhrss ysars STAGE ! was very rsueh reduced
with . drsadfai cough. which resulted In Bron.
dinhcult 10 speak In On audible 70 CO. To this
WAS addsd severe night svrats. and I vas fear.
ful OF going into q decline. Aftr recourso 10
varioas remedies 10 no purpose. ] mate use a
Or. wissar's Baipam Of Wild Cherry. . few bot.
lies Of which fully restored me 70 health.
since that time have bad several severe Of
taets of cough, bat the biisan has always re.
moved them. always keep u BY me, and
shouid not know how 20 do without IT,"
Sold b. All drulgists.
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SAX FnAScisco, Jan. Al P. NJ
Stocks opened rather weak to-day. The
feature Of the morning was . sharp raid
on Justice. which. before tho Board, sold
- low a. lGa. Ophir sold at 20a at the
opening; Mexican at IL; Consolidated
Virginia at 3G,s California at t3t /; Best
4 Bslchsr o. 40; Overman at III.
In the Board Mexican declined to
tn California declined . shade. the
lattsr closing at 4ia. Consolidated Vlr-
ginia alss improved. closing firm. on call.
at 37h. The frmness Of the bonanza.
did not sItsnd TO the south end. schultz's
stocks seemed 10 be the special object Of
attack. EIchsqusr broke " O. and another
attack on Justice drove IL to l3t, with
sales Of over 5000 shares al i3t Ml4s.
Tho call on Justice was exciting. hut the
bsars swept everything before them. The
pressure was kept on after the Board. and
ID WAS forced down to 10, but subsequently
recovered 10 Board figures. EIcheguer
rallied 10 ca. The bonanzas were of az
Ter the Board. California selling At 49,
and Con. Virginia at 36s.
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Robinson and y. W. Folsom have sstAb-
hsheL themselves at the cid stand Of
Do,tviek 4 Robinson, on Main street. Just
below the railroad crossing oo'd I'M; =
ons o' Tue ,s.uihs s,o.e' cso,.r ,.mi,,
hrms oi S'oisy eoany. ,.S.,.s.in
s. s.s "a.cisi,, az. and .sll FOR
cash at the very lowest living rates. Read
their Advertisement, puoilshss IL Aho'ns'
eoluma' anu give 'aem A'Ah'
scnooL TMrsrEEs.-Gold Hill's new
| n.arl az School Trustees held their first
,,.,,nv LA, Tussday evening. II con-
-I.,..I,.n,.,, y n TAYLOR. J. O. Ben.
n.iis; Aios,, LaeAsy' S na.,,s h.sh .sn
sLaaan SI.SI All .,.oaieio Chairman Of
the Beard. All the teachers Of the public
.ehoois ars cpnunpss ~ @ ~. nv
Posl'lon'' ~" I
shsaSes'
Tux CAPITAL EATING SrASp.-Ths nu-
n.srous lovers Of good eating and good
cooking will he pleased to learn that
v.,. .o,n, IN re-oren his old
~ Ssoi,,i hiiiisrl salosn.
~. u,i. .,,eet. to-morrov msrning.
Gserg. 10 well knsvn 10 All sPpIesus
uoiu nlis'. .iu =. ,,.nht mai
every re'pev', AAe |, .,u" n=s,rs..sss A.
win ms 'u'' snA'' VI Pu'"
r...,.x
Ac'ipf"
night about : o'clock an aeeidsn' oeeu''se
in the Justice mine by which Richard
Richards and Joseph Butler were inluIea
about the less sna .se'. sso'soo, isrsl.
ore bs'"ssn 'ns ~ ~. toyw.,io. iininr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-04
IRON A DISTINGUISHED JuRIsr

.I have tried the PERUVIAN slRur and the
rssuit fsily s~ustains your predietio'. IL has
made q nsv man OF ne -infused Into my sys
tsm new vigor and energy. ! I'm ne longer
trsmuloas and dsbliiisted - when you last
saw me. but stronger. hesrtier. and with larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical, than
q any Zine during the last I've years." told
BIZ AL dnniata.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-04

LYos's KArzAnox m.kss beautiful.
giossy. luxuriant hair ; prevents IL falling
ont or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty ysars. Il ehsrmingly psrfumsd.
rnd has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-04
NEVADA.

A Telegraph operator Murdered At
0oicoudA.
wIxsrxuccA. Jan. 4.--wm. Mcliavsy.
sgest and operator for the Central Pacific
Railroad ii 00lconds, was murdered In his
Office this afternoon. A man named HUI.
with whom he had had some words during
the day was arrested on suspicion.
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REPORT.
,,.,o.r.p PAIL IT "a =. xxArrss .
lkam Francisco uss
LAT yvkSi>o.

-
aan Rraneisee Beard.
LAT xvksiso.
70 M.sdov Valley c
iOO Haymond 1 Eiy.5
$40 Eur.is con. Is. is., i'S. y, O."
Ass ssiSsSi. ~. So. ,.'Sio.i
q X Con-. y
10 Leopard. "a. AZ
us, Norh.rn Belle. aaS, "a. nv
40 Husssy, tOc. Soc
i,O0 9sners' Thomu 81. ";
Ii.o Maahsftan. u, its, Nv
I07V New Coso. san
go hodoc. y ss.ss
so south Model
.O Golden Chariot. 8. ~
aooO south Chariot. ~
IS Balloon. ~
Nv relics Jacket. Is. IA.
iiu Con. Virginia, nv. Ss's, SCH
Isl rAvAgs. ~
$40 Bsss / Bsleher. 81. -.
as Catfornia. "a. +ts
io;o J Justice. isx. is.. Is. sio, iss, iss %.
Is. si0
20 ca~eilarPotcsi. Is
$40 ovsrmsn. nc ii,k. iisS q. MS
IS Bslehsr. iOS
Is Alpha. ~ nv
Sss 0oald Z curry. ik
ito sierra Nevada. ok, sS.9S
TINS MOANING.
SO ophir. 3ox. ~.
as Mexican. IN. IN ~, liz
30 Gould q Curry. ltt, IN
lois Beet . Bsiehsr. 10 tok. tos t0. 80
sso California. az. A., ~, .is b. a.. cav
.U1s c,a. virsin,a. II. sis. s5.. SS b,. sT.,
3sS. 5fS bio. az rs
100 Chopar Pots'i, 50
eos Nae q Ssfsrsss,e
$50 Crown Psint. sk. on, o..
6o Ysllsv Jashst. IS. l5s, Ian bo
No Imperial. III, i.TS
$50 ksntuek.s
2ss alpha, u. ~. HS. AKA
IA tisrrs Ne vadA. vs.sS
SIS rslshsr. iox. lok, To-.
40 utaa. 10. IAN. ltk
100 Bullion ~. ITS
1iOO Exehequsr. u. =, q, Ce.oh
sseg. belcher, NJ
io ovsunsp, lis ia. u3S
Gao Jusiiss Is. Id. ", n NV. i3S. i3s, a.
iix. uS bso. Ia Nv 10, US.
go scceor. SOC
s9o Union csa.. y. W
sO!o julia. tS. a.. t..ts sio
$50 calsdonia. ~, isS. i2'.. iiS
sO kniekcrboSk sr. &c
iso baltimore. IN. ~.
81 silver Hil'. IN
30 hoek Island. 5Dc
~ New York, ~
~ AltA.a
10 OeeIdeutal q.
100 Lady washing'on.s
Is Andes, ts
100 Wells Fargo. isc
80 kossuth. ~
100 Lsviatkan. eoc
9O Prospect. Sc, 50c
$50 North ~ Virginia. "
iUo0 Trojan. eoc
ie0 Pnii Sheridan. AZ
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szxnxAs. Texas. Jan. A Are yestsr-
day morning at Bonham burned twelve
businsss houses. The loss 10 about one
hundred thousani dollars; partially in
uured.
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slcoRD oisPAToH.
The Consolidated Virginia Dtvi'
dsnd fer January Passed.

BAN FaAscisco, Jan. A. 400 p. NJ
The Consolidated Virginia dividend for
January was passed to-day. The Trustees
vouchssfs no statement ~ 10 the causes or
future probabilities.
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eEsrIExrsy oLsfaIse, Etc.

THE CAMPAIGN FAIRLY OPENED.
QAYRs AND TrLDEx ARE IN Tax
6sid. but remainder the great leading suss-
ton at issue 10 not who shAIi b our ns1t
Prssidsat. but
WHO SELLS
the sEsT CLOTHING
FOR THE LEAST MONEY!
BANNER BROS,
GREAT
VIRGINIA CITY.
OYER THHR rNTrEk STOCK OF
GENTS DRESS,
DIAGONAL AND
susiMEss suITs'
Youths and Boys Clothing,
FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS. BOOTS. SHOES.
TRUNKS, vALisEs. Etc..
FOR TiIx MKT THIRTY DAYS,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
In order 10 make room for our immense
Fall Stock, now on the way from cur own
Eastern Clothing Factory.
We WILL SELL
U ENTIRE roc
THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
BEDROCK PRIcEsI
osns and 80 ~. aud b. eouviresd that
every plank In oar platform is ~eorrseti that
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
GREATEST BARGAINS IN CLOTHING
Can now DO had u the
IMMENSE CIATHrN0 EMPORIUM
-op-
BANNER Bros
Corner OF Q and Taylor streets,
viso'>is; NEVADA.
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CoxxoDoRE vASBRRBILr's DEATH
TO-DAY.
Scenes at the Bedside OF the Rail.
read Monarch.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT PUBLICLY
noRsEwhlPPED.
csoala's Affect Confession Of Bribery.
WHOM EMps TINE OREGON
ELECTORAL QUESTION.
The Bull.Dosins OF Republicans In
Louisiana.
u-- n..-- -vw aasa Nm
cssala's Affect Confession Of Bribery.
tsrsctAL DnrArculs ~ TIE 0oLp rnl
DAILY NEwsi

James 0orooo nsouobs SSWse
In the streets OF View Ysrk:
NEW Yolx. Jan. 4.-Ths .Ssa reports
that Bsnnstt's marriage il broken OF.
There 10 alss other and better authority
for the runsr.
The Csm@srciai Asrstiser says: A
brother Of Miss Nay. to whom Bennett was
engaged. but which engagement was
broken on. this afternoon assaulted Ben
nett with . club. striking hin on the head.
which 90 stunned him that he fell. but re-
| covered himsslf and wrssted the club FROM
Nay, when Q tussle took place between
than. Bennett dealing some very heavy
blows. They were finally separated.
Neither party was much injured.
NEW YelE. Jan. 4.-The city was con-
sidsrably excited last night over the Ben
nett scandal. Several versions Of the mat
ter are afiost. but the rsassn Of the assanlt
10 net absolutely known. The Timss has
several columns concerning the affair.
from which the following IL IN extract /:
Nay provided himself with . cowhide
aud lay In wait for Bennett IN front VI tue
Union Club. and en- the latter's appearance
be was assaulted. beaten and thrswn dswn.
,ne scum. sly son"na e.anns ~
tns Poln. 70 "ncsns. ou.,. s..N,
sis'enes =. NOV -. III, uaa."s.I
W y, Pnot". M,.n ~.
member OF tAe Union oiup .nu o.hsr
gentlemen wno we're ~ tne helsnporhooa
: we're sItraetse ~ tns oceur,.ncs y
me seese .. seuon. ms uainss ", snos
AR spreeo isp'oiy. anu ye'o,e e nn,
tofmeu .he PIonInen. s.u AIs' sos
topic o. coavsrsation ~ many eiuos anu
hotels.
Another rspor, say ma nay mao no
stick or weapon o. ANY kind IN nus nahds.
except iixht Ship when ne hsa oIsuxn'
Win Aim Ter the Purpo.S OF s,snas p wt-
neu : Paolc y, ne .y
s.rues penne'. Ihe ,A.ssr si .hIans
ihe slightes, a!,emP' warn uo o'o'
tnrss ePeu po'A MS eosu' Asy WI
pessu 20 9r.u sesPon I y ~
oe.,hs WIS nlo,e ~. ~ L.. ",.h.s
Mn .aoun ~ M Ia.
n.n ssu ~. S.Ii,arss",. a., H.. =,
w. s.m.., ~, Mi 40, .,r;ts him
.ai,s n. - low. Bs.nett cot mn and
49, nj. s~ntsgonist .nJ vain Nav inock.
N III, IAN Nav vopiJ mai b,ys struek
p.n..,, I'm ths sr.i i~ns,snes will III, fists.
hDl not he believed that the latter WAS
going 70 draw . revolver on him. Whom
Bennett had heen csvhiisd and knseksd
:. Th.si 4. .,aisi.nt,' M then senarst.d
The comIstants. May buttoned up his
coat and walked Down tho avenue, while
Dennett va t1neh ..nS"
'ns snesuset y
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Auditor. Quarterly R-psrs.

III. Auditor nslss the ioilosing report Of
the finances u storey eoaniy Tor 'hs quarter
ending December soth, 1876;
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THE LEGISLATURE.

The BaIi Fairly opened IL Nevada
The hiils Istrodused In she
senate snd House To-Day.
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l~sPsosAL 70 the coin NIL DAILY ssws.l
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SAN FRANCISCO o.
The Raid on stocks To

rsc,.L TO rur oo,.D IL D.nr sr~..
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NEGOTIATIONS.
GRAND oPEETEG
RECEPTION DAYl
SANTA CLAUS
HAVING srLECrRD
KIERsKI q co.'s
Book, Music and Toy Store,
No. % South Q Street, virslai..
A. bis IIssdqu.tsu,
THE CITIZENS CAN NOV sRx
THE GRANDBST DISPLAY
-Or-
HOLIDAY P%REsENTs
Ever ..hisi,sd 0. ,hs, Cs,y.
TT Is UTTERLY IMPOSSIBLE TO GIVE
. description Of the varied stock. Yoa will
please oonsidsf this an i.vitstion 70 call snd
sxsnlss his elegant display Of goods.
OUR PRICES DEFY COMPETITION.
We cell from % TO 70 Fer cent. cheaper thal
any other house In virginia. Thsrs 10 no nts
take In this boost; We esn do % and are de!n,
10 every day. - our eustomsfs cen attest. foa
can buy DsLLs q 90 oshts that ssll anyshsn
ell Tor ii: vIsss that ssii Tor q We III 70,
50 cents; and 70 you can nnd this reduction 81
through our stock OF
ELEGANT HOLIDAY GOODS.
There 10 ns secret 10 our ability In doIbs |
this. We happen 10 ksov how 10 boy Gu
goods. We PAY CASH. boy Of manufacturer |
and nnt imp .rtsfs only. and hsscs the
GREAT CONFIRMATION
Among the Merchants In Virginia.
But PRICES MUST CONS powS. This
paying e rive PRICES Ior goods % al hum
big, and We have cUmmenosd tbs battle, ans
vith the assistance and mstfed patronage Of
he citizens of Virginia sni vicihity We VII
ayht u out o. ihis line. % 10 takes III Winter.
Please remsmber,
No. % South O Street, Virginia,
Next 10 C.ls's Drss sssrs.
10 the ONLY PLACE where sou can buy
HOLIDAY P%REsENTs
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very ass ss.ortnsas Of
CUTLERY AND CLOCKS
on HAND.

- Watches. Clocks ssd Jsvsl1 nads ard
repaired " the nost siilliul mechanics.
IN N. N. FREpRiok.
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TT lis UTTERLY iMrossIBLE TO GIVE
. description Of the varied stock. Yea will
please oonsidsf this an Invitation 10 call md
sxsniss his elegant display Of goods.
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Nrv YoRx, Jan. A Wsrid's Wash
iuston special says Grsvsr arrived To-
night. In eouvsrsatioa this evening be
expressed his anxiety 10 60 before the COM
ni,tse at the earliest possible msmsnt.
us 10 prepared to tsstify in the fullest man
,sr Of ths clear legality Of his position.
Aliusion was made 10 Morton's fruitless
sssrch for tslsgrans. and Grover declared
himsslf perfectly ready 10 submit AL which
h. ~ received Or sent during the time
inaicstsd. They we're limited 70 despatch
a sxprsuing sslieituds - 70 the result In
~ 6tsts which h had answered with the
uniform reply that . dscision had not been
rsschcd, but thu, b Stood ready V do his
New-York tribune., 1877-05-22

s{Ns WEST 2GTH-ST.-t neatly furnished
'bD 90 lt with without bo-rl lIae o. batA, III
a.IlNlLy urlNaLe family.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-22
LIIERIET MOTIFS.

Mrs. Oliphants new novel, "Alrs. Arthur"
may De expected ths month.
II is announced that the English revlserS OF
tbe Authorized Version Of the NV Testament who have
now held 60 sessions, extending over more than six
yesrs have completed their fr-t revision ana have also
IuslcI t4,I second revision of the Gospels.
The proposed conference of English libra
raus suggested 10y The conference at Philadelphia last
summer win Doe participated in by representatives Of
,.t of Tie Iar.c libraries throughout Great Britain II
i. to De held ~ London. in Oaoter November There
is taI cf holding the American conference tas summer
IN Ncv-lofk.
The CaxtOn celebration in London promises
to prove ana unexpected Tho loan collection Of
articles connected with the art Of printing viii be dis
paycl intc western galleries at South hcnsneton, and
Will e very rich ia carly examples. LoId spencer who
owns 81 CsNlols End many like rar'ics has offered the
choice OF , collection the great Libraries have made as
liberal uruG,i.. and the CITY Of London loans the
CriIIIaIf autograph Of SIaEcsfa the exhibition
o1,.Us Jan. II. aut viii probably be continued into
Au.u.t. Tie General Committee embracing many
notable pleasantly recognizes tiiS country Toy III
cludu- among ITS u,mbcrs Mr.. j. G. B.cyoolt Of
The Aston Library, GlO. ". CLid-. Gen Johh l-'ioh
C,uIu.,~il.cl. of Education: AacIaId Hoe OF TINS
CITY. III. -. IIuuGuIuI. the CaWluiEc Publisher;
Geo. II. Moore of the LeuoX Library joel Muu-
sell. the antiquarian publisher ol Albany W. J..
Poole of tl, CHcaeo Public Library, t-e Hon stephen
SALISBURY O. Wurc.Jcr President ot the American Anti
QuaIiau society; Lloyd F. smith OF tie Imad'ip pEla
Illra, a. *. ~puIuIi, Librarian Of Congress; The Hon
J Hammond TrCmuul OF Hartford, and justin NinsOF
Of the Boston Public Library,
New-York tribune., 1877-05-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SnRIRNER.

The bits of travel from private journals as
usual with Scr,Jr. form am attractive feature oi INC
present number. including epiIied description oi
tourney 90 Damascus by Diligence by j. n Johnson
and state Bali no Coustautnopie, charming she'cA
BY Madame FJeu1ui, who enjoyed the privi &c OF ue
artist in admission to the interior OF Turkish life ina" il
rarely accorded Co foreign travellers But The gem OF o
number is Mr. Charles Wamcr's paper entitled ''di'i"
study OF Character" which IFS no less adInrape as
srecim,n of exquisite idiomatc English, than as
psthetc triblte 10 @ rare individuality the IKE OF winch
81 often found m tbe usual walks OF society would MAKE
the fan of Adam and the doctrine OF original SIN
Incredible Mr.. II. II. Boveseu's sketch Of IourEue-
ncG win reveal 70 many readers the q"dhle'
which have raised the great Russian noNehsI
10 So hieh a rank among the best literary artlsls
Of the day The article is appreciayc in treatment ana
cordial I'm tone hut none the less discriminating on Iha'
account Mrs Celia Tlaxter's little poem, if not the
most original Of her productions will please by ITS grace
OF expression and its tenderness and truth of sentiment
"THE SUNRISE NEVER FAILED Us YET
Upon the sadness of the sea
The sunset broOj- Iesrcuuiyi
From the lal, lOgC4 spaces slow
MitLoIdWs Tie WlsiIul dllCieluW'
So ont OF life the splcndor dics
SO daIkcn all the happy skies;
50 gathers twilight, Co.u aud Stern
But overhead the planets DuIA
And up the east another day
Shall chase tie bitter DARK away .
What though our eyes with tears DC NeNt
The sunrise never faicd US yet
The blush of dawn NAV yet restore
Our li.ht and hupc and Joy once more.
Sad soul, take comfort, noi iofStJ
That sunrise never iailed us yet!