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TIE aTHLErEs' IDEiL DIr.
The Third Annual Fan Meeting on the New
York Athletic Clubs Gr"unds.

The Srotti-h-Amcrican Athletic Clubs
meeting in Mott Haven, yesterday. was m,rac-
tive and largely attended The first hent of the
lOo-ynrd run was easily won boy +. G. Saportas
of the Harlem Athletic club, j. b. Elliott Il
Grocnpoint. l.. l.. won the second and J. +.
Dunirid Of Princeton College took the third.
Tho final heat WAS won by Suportas; time,
II q. seconds The mile walk was in the hands
of +. II. Armstrong. Jr.. of the Harlem Athletic
mimat"s III ii seconds. u. il. Grinen Of the
Scottish American Athletic tluh won the ha!i-
MI" run tims MIN 10 Sec 81 IN 5ng MhtGG7
American Athletic Club was wlnnrr putting u
81 feet la inches. The entries for the 22O-yard
run Wrr" exclusively members of the SCOTTISH
American Athletic Club. T.. Arnold won first
heat. ". DiiimHr. Jr.. the second. \. W. Ander-
SON the thirl. and u. T. More IN" fourth. These
contestants then ran the nnn heat. Anderson
being first. and Moril2 second. Time Ani.r-
son. "a. seconds Moriz. 2i seconds W.
Roland won the tWo-mil, waik in lb minutes
! seconds. IN the running long lnmp. a. VI.
Mann of the Young Men Christian hH-o. ia
uon nude u i'et II in'M.i W. I Lying l'i
of the Harlem Athletic Club male Is feet .
In l6c 4iq-ygrd ra.g. W. c. Gaspcr wYp M
H.. final heat was taken ~ Casper. in - -'r-
In the onc-hour walk. r II. Armstrong ST.
walked about seven and "a quarter ni.ca' /.
i,nrkley about sotcn miles.
IN. interest n the throwug ~ the hHnwor
VIE heightened 10y q. y. lNfnY Tine N1.Y
Guut ui Princeton Collerr, bang among lh'
Aitor ca.n 6ol thrown nn hammer ,hrso
Adums. and N. 4. Mor,. IT, ca. h q. iu.,r
H drirt, throw, wrrn allowed phrmy'- p
lN-lu-' throw win 30 ir,t a. ~ 'l. ., \ 'n- Fl =
col ..A 'iiu.. cont. -i- uf thr lAg Wu, 'nn t-
ui war; hriW 80 d NonNr- lYo"um team. w.
Eitl.,"" ",@i, t.n ,,a, n $751;, ,.r'i'"1.. ri'
! auArr, mon Iru nN.i ~ % NINNt B. l'. il
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FREE CUBA's FRIENDS.
A Rousins Meeting mt the Cooper Unicn-The
ResoIutions-An Unconarmed Rumor.

When tho doors OF Cooper Union were
opened last night streams OF colorod men and
women poured down tho aislos and seated
themselves as near 10 the stage possible.
Soon the entire auditorium was filled. coored
and white Americans. Cubans and Span
iards mingling amcably. On the platform
were DIR. u. V. Agrainonte. Hilario Cisneros.
Leandro Rodriguez. Gen. Julius Sanginli. Col.
Lopez do Queralta Col J. NJ Macias. Jos6 NJ.
Mestro. J. I. Lamadrid. Miguel do Aldama.
Jos6 Antonia Echevcrria. Diplomatic Agent to
the United States for Cuba; Miguel Canto. Capt.
Moray OF the Cuban army. the Rev. joaquin de
Palma. Col. Manuel sanguli. and Plutarch Con
zalcs. besides many mombers OF tho American
Foreign Antl-Savery Society.
Tho Rov. H. II. Garnet. President OF the soci-
ETY.. took the chair. and the Rov. DIR. VIM. +. But
Ter read preamble and resolutions. tho gist OF
which was that Spain being either unable or
unwilling to emancipato the slaves In Cuba.
their only chance for freedom lay in the success
Of the patriots now in arms for Cuban indepen-
dcncc. The American citizens who own slavo-
worked estates in Cuba were denounced.
tie Hon Algcrnon 5, sullivan, Con. John
! Cochrane., Scnor Lorenzo Portca, who spoke
in Spanish. and the Hon. lawson n Fuller,
| VINO Kept the audience in airoar by MS Iualnl
| anecdotes. The Hon. Appleton o. smith oi
! North Carolina proposed two resolution, ,that
| cuban slaves snNu pc lreeuy anu tnnl w hout
| has come when II IL incumbent on the Govern
| ment Of tho United States to sce that they are
freed. These resolutions were adopted. three
ch ecfs were given for the Cuban cause. and the
meeting adjourned.
The truth or falsl,y Of the report that the
! President Of the Cuban republic. Don TomnsC
| de Estrada and other Government officials had
been captured 10y the spanish could not be
! ascertaincd in the city yesterday
| Miguel de Aldama. the agent OF the Gu
ban republic, said yesterday that the Cubai
Congress, on April 10, 1877. appointed MAYOR
General Francisco Javier Ccspcdos to the Vice
the Vice. President should take charge Of th'
Executive power without the customary Tor
malities. the instant II became vacant.
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THE AEsic1N ""vw!nsTIQN,
Diaz's Minister Quitting Washington without
Securing Recognition.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2i.-To-night, after q
fruitcss stay Of some six months Scnor Mata
leaves Washington with nothing accomplished.
So carefully have Evarts and his assistant Sew
81 t"nt within the rigid bounds Of non-intcr-
course that a. ''norandum or formal noto
has been exchanged with n... ~ communica-
tion having been verbal. Sehor Mata's eycusc
that ill-hcalih forces him to leavc appears 10 be
true. as the man is pretty badly Of with asthma
but it is equally certain that no would remain
here if he saw the slightest prospect Of Il rocog-
milton Of his home Government Tho commu-
nication received yesterday from the Governor
of Texas puts tho Administration in possession
of all the facts IN regard to the failure Of the
MeNicnn authorities on the boundary to sur
render the raiders. Minister Foster has gon-
erai INSTRUCTIONS to call sharp attention to any
such failure. and the State Department evi-
a. ntly looks upon tho Mexican Govcrnment as
pac. Il IN position IN which II will ind il DIM
cmIt Ia ,Vplain the disObedcncc of Ia agents
wiihou, nr,.' itting a condition Of affairs upon
the frontier WI, zen would Justify Interference by
this Government. Pending this answer and tho
action OF Congress hpwover the force on the
Rio Grande viii be increased and put on more
effective footing 1t Is not probable that the de
fncto President will send any mcssage on
the subject. but prompt response Will be
th' papers and correspondenco in the
casn. Aside from tho corrr-pondcncc, largely
made up 81 reports on the Texan border
troubles, such papers viii include memoranda
in relation to the project for treaty now being
negotiated in M"Nico hy Minister Foster. and
already -kot'hel in these dn-patch's; So far
tho tentative efforts toward a treaty have not
taken even the shape ~ "a PROJECT At present
tho policy Of tho Administration appears to be
b. suspend operations on the frontier, keeping
meanwhile a strong f4r'c there. until some ac-
ton has been taken by Congress. Senlr Mua
leaves with arrangements made for the pay
mcnt of the next installmcnt of the Mexican
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STRIKING IRMikERS' ELITED.
Three Manufacturers Acceding TO their De-
mand.- W ork To he Resumed.

4. 4 10.
The cigar strikers were elated N'stcrua!
bv the total surrender Of three manufacturers
- ~, -, -. -, =. ,,,,,,h Iohu l.
hhth' phrt"l surrrhn'l "' ''"'"'' '''"
Lcoger-. lG5 East Houston street. granted all
tho demands of his twenty hands Edward
va na, -, n nnn ~,
Frye l'5@' Avenue a, gives ~ p'r i,'O' ""-
vance and 81 per month less rent to his forty
hnn,l-. and Anton Lfndheim Of lGgj First
.,,.,'.i -, ,,i,.., ,i. ,.i,h,c honia
hN'hu' ms '"hS'n''" ~ XIV" m'9 ''s"', ''"''7
the 81 advance thry asked. Work Will he re-
su,ua,, in ortl,e-. ,l,,,s t,-,rorrnw Loorold
CnIn nf l6g Bn,yrry ne.sd.s 10 the drmAni-
'rhn drO-l,.i,,- resolved Yesterday TINT tho
i,w Il ,rI., t.r onn for uuy Kind Of cigar
-i"ul1 M bi l.-s ti..i ,t Tlr 10 mon Who
r.,-n,r, wNrk y,iu .nutr,il,e m lea,t s7j rGr
,,a,t .,l--'-t ti,a -trll.r- mo virldinn man.
uia.ftlr,r- ,lo not Lrnn., tlr Nllnulnriur.rs'
t- I'm lnn Iln .uarinrr of ,.,l,Dl tlNn.
whndii b.i,ut0 .l,'.r,i, h.N. l.ai' o,.rrulrI
N thr n. ',t'ft nf th,. Central A--u.lati lif
v..t.tiav pr..iI'nt tio'iprrs, III ..,.,rrH tr.'
i.ni,n S1 III Ilf,l.l d, Slr sfrg--.r 300. tinl
XIII f.i, III iuiun V,ull furnish l.at unllI.nf
a.ii, ,lur.up IT.. rk..,lni II il should last ll
,y'ri.r
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4 PENIS NSYLvINIaN's THREtE
To Withdraw the state Ticket ir Hayes De-
ciincs 10 Give Them Help.

WAsHISGroS, oct. "a. The city has been
full Of Pennsylvania politicians to-day and the
hotels are swarming with mcmhcrs Of the Phil
adelphia city Government. They are in saw
aGc temper. They have not had the sntsfa ton
of condemning Hayes. and still meet no sup
port from the Administration. They count
upon about 900 votes In Government employ
ment. and nre not likely to get any of them
There Is no money tO pay for cNprns - unl the
clcrks decline to ~ ai their own expense. Some
~ the departments refuse To let them 20. and
with "A close election coming. oven in Phiiadel-
phia. ii il NOT pleasant 10 think of losing tho
1000 who ought To- bc there IN November and
,Mhrrnint in o.N.iis i,lar,,ti"GE I i'm %, wns
going to mako nne moro push for help. and If
Hayes declined To- siNn II hc was in favor Of
Withdraw ng tho stat ticket an extreme threat
fnut fairly represents thn sore. discontnntrd
lcelins with which election day b. apron N lng.
How ne Atmnisirailon will -ci out oi thr trap
into which 1t has iallon in tho Cameron matter
j. los no means clear.
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hcad then went TO tho sccond place. with
Dandy third Risk fourth. Kcdding NTH. Derby
sixth, and Dalgaisian last. In going over the
second hurdle Dcrbys girth broke ana he icll
hack, Tho other hurdles were cleared, ana ~
tho third Dcadhoad wont over first, with Prob
lem second. Alter passing the iOurth hmrdie
Derby ran up to second place. hut Dcndhoad
finished one length ahead of Derby WIN hisk
third, Problem fourth. and tho others trailing
DrhInd. Time, IL 5S All the horses thcn OK
cept Deadhead and Derby were sent ~ tho
stable. . ,-,..
For the third heat Dcadhead was tho favorite
I'm the pools nt 1895 to 800 for Derby. Dead
hoad got of first. and held the lead at from ono
to eight lengths w TO the half mile when Derby
won't up, ana at the third hurdle YVES only two
lengths behind. At the thrce-puartor pole
Doadhcad was length In front, but Mt the
fourth hurdle both horses went over together.
The run to tho finish was hard by both. hut
Dcadhcad passed under the string winner by
one longth. Time. ] :56. a.
Among the throng present 70 witness the
races were Senators Bayard. Don Cameron
David Davis, Beck. McCreery, Mcdonald, Bru' g
Gordon, Armstrong. Thurman. Howe. John,
ston, Oglesby. Ransom and many mcnihcrs ol
tho House OF Representatives.. Tho beitinE pi
ali the races was heavy. and thOusands oi ioi.
lars at heavy odds were stakcd ON hehtucky
fnXpritc.
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G0ING BiCK 0N SIuON.
Hnyes's Friends Declaring that Cameron " III
not succeed pIcircpOnt.

WAsnINGTON, oct. "A. II is confidently as
serted by the intimate friends Of the de facto
President who favor civil service reform that
he will not nominate Simon Cameron for Min
lister to England. just how he VIII wrgelc ont
Of tho dilemma he Is in they de- not cNplain hut
they say that the undo rstanding wns thni if the
delegation from Pcnnsylyania presented unan-
imously an unobJcNiOnhble innn hr would be
nominated. The irionds Of Cameron, Of course,
do not enter into this discussion, tut atnnd
lhem that he would nominate the man who WAS
unanimously agreed upon by the obligation.
1t IL certain that not II nrmbrr oi the delegation
uttered nnr word against the proposition to
recommend Simon Cameron. The question H.,
" VIII Hayes crHwllsh - Don Cameron takes
\ cooy, lie attended the Baltimore races TO-
day, having special train nnd carried with
him about twrniy-lls senator's. about half Of
NA0n were Democrats
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THE U.iR ~ IHE EAST.
Rumorcd Repui.e ofthe Hu-sians before X arr
-Bombardment AT shipka Pass.

LONDON, oct. "A A Reuter- despatch from
Erzeroum says: The following Intelligence
has been received from Knrs: On the 10Th in
stant the Russians attacked Fort Ahcn2. before
kurs but were rcpulscd.
lsmnil pasha arrived at Xrilikan on the 23d
lnst. lie is expected To ion GhaH Mukhar
P.sha AT /ewin. Gen T"rgukn-off H. pursuing
lsmaNl Insha. 4 Russian detdchmon mt is in
Snghanli- pagh."
IoNpoN OF -. S,voral accounts concur in
stating that tlr TURKS have ,pmiprnr,d vigo-
unn in the Shipka Pass, ant have already
-ilcnrrd one Russian Battery.
The Tiuies' corr -pDuleut at Ru-grad states
that the EEytiau- h'ioro their removal 10
Narpa suffered droul'ily. three or four hun
drcl going into hospital iniiy with dyhcntcry.
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snincnlya roH HiclNDiDi7E


The Hon. John Morli7-cy WIS nominated
on Saturday last as the Anti rammany Demo
Gratis candidate for the Senate ia the Seventh
District. On the same evening William II
Sacor VIVA recommended for that Office 10y the
mdeurndent Demo rus. S'nca then the con-
frrencc committees appointed lS tho ln1opcn-
don't DemoDrHts thn GrrnI.n Democrats. and
the Custom House Republicans have hnrn try
Ing 10 decide whether Mr. Mnrri.sry or MIR.
Srcor should hr tho cunildate of th"
combination against TnmglnY At tluir
meeting last evening n letter from Mr.
Srr,r was road, in which hr asrool To-
abide Iy the committees decision nnd
urgod his friends TO give their hearty support
H. Mr.. Morris-ny -hnuld h" ho male Nh" candi-
dui". After som" discussion. thr committee
drrdrl to recommend NJ Morri--oy Ia their
respective cuny MI iuns. In ihr evening the
conventions of the ludD pendent DnmocIu- ami
thr German Democrats formally nominated
Mr. Morrissry. Tho krpublrnns pis0srd ro-n-
uiions approving his courn" n lll' senate. and
r. 'ulnm'nliug every clr0ipr IN tho seventh
senate District who is opposed TO Iammany
Hall 10 Nu,c tor him.
Mr.. Morriasry accepted the humiugtio n. and
at once began his canvass. Several Delegations
visited his headquarters in ihr Ashland liou-"
last even my. ana promised hil their support.
70 all the Senator expressed himself as bcns
confident OF victory. Tho fight is already
Won" ne said to n friend shall carry oNrry
Assembly district IN the S'nalorLl distri,t,
john kcllys district include. and shall he
clr' 'cd by 500 majority"
sprrlf PAyNrNr RlsuMGn 'i'h' bost nne cut
iuI ..t.e tNtlJNuIlc li1 Al oli... ~
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rl1TsnUEGn. Oct 2i-Th' first Of tho riot
ca.os was tried IN the Criminal court today a Murray.
aged u, was convicted of having STOLEN property. nrc.
arms, Hnd ammunition iu his pu,~o,-lOu aud was n
Wnord in me lcnt' niufN il fhiNc years
Toll NHasht o. nunirr ni uo ruirf, convicted Of
rccciNiut sto goods. l1 ALSO uD ai guilty ton charge
of mrccW H. wa, ~ uf'ur.i to ptl uuc oi fl.oD.
ant tn .iN years li tur lruitruuIrN. gallagher WAS
among those Nu sacked thr gun oi IaIies Bonn
tho l.Nt ~ tiN mot
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WAsuNGToN. oct. a Stanley Matthew'S has
lost his rmlrr over the puhacnupn Of h,, l for cx.
pcnsrs VIII Zach Chandler nahi. and i. u}ins 10 get
the corlrs oulcut who m.,le il ori of the crh p hs
huli. on a S'n1ir rnmniiDc Tlc rcIu- Wl.rh tho
NcNi'c l'fs tow ri Matthew, ruu.'. tlt 4
one OF tht most prominent raicf,ni ir N.ntI 4, lp.
Nhr u' corr 'ponicni vIh ann'hrl, .pl .' i1,ef
lhc one hr tnN hl, through SiNin' Na.htN,
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Seven Ii,ns nurs,nr. standing in IA Row.

Seven little hoy, stood up in a row. like a clina'
m ,,h,h. at uio harm the Druein .s-ons yc.rrlaY
TIN. saus of lufslar.," si'i rip,, .uior Russell
InccMc.tWh, ~ }cnr, sd asc amt ulo toun-c,tp rn,
hnl ifnrn INTO cellar in AhAuir place. anil clrur
ava, ,uuf rmuty l'tilcs AMI ilrkr, bd NDI Al
iN.. lul-r GlIur,lrcNr n,hri lr-. s4r,' tlc -,Nrf
la,, answered chorus hui uley had not iatrnirl
fHir t4lu4 wftut lirA Nrr lcCturri un tlr A,lu
uDs!lH. nl burglary nud chNrtVd
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Nrw HAyrN. oct. 2i ,Inolt Augur Osborn.
lr uluN Nru> niur titnr amt frli if'Iur o the Sew
U4Ntu Hu'g hgi'es. died today IN msu7th ycnr
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WASHISGroN. Oct. q. Senator Bhincs con
ili' nduN nufi improved that II /, NNcctcd
W.il s'pH RESUME hs seat IN the senate.
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,,as, GC",I{ Y,'trt ,, eal ran a..'. s'ulh,rly
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Mallh, Is choice Nnrlolk oysters rust lc,, than
enl lvyl ~ MAlheL ut.yl u llMlI,.n sL 40.
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Sprrif pAYMrNr llisUMGp. ih' bosl lne cut
ic. sl.e Nti!Mnelc. lIl a Vn.s. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-26

iii this Il done, or recommend . military
government. The minority report will
shsw that such intimidation ~ did exist
WIS more than offset by fraud and irregu-
larities Of the Returning Board. 1t Is In
timatsd that two Of the Republicans regard
tho claims Of the Packard government I'M
fAverably. and will sign u report laying 80.
Each. Chanaisr's T~sisgrnms.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 26.-Ths Committee
on the Powers and Privileges Of the House
In counting the electoral vote to-day ex.
aminsd O. H. brush. telegraph operator at
Tallahassee from tho Sth TO tho i2th OF
November. He remembered hearing Q
telegram going over the wires, \ from
Governor Stearns to z. Chandler. II said
In substance that Bismarck should DO at
or near Tallahassee Immediately. This
was sent before the troops arrived. Chan.
dler autographed TO Governor stearns that
be had seen the President and Secretary
Of War. and troops would bs sent. Wit
ness did not pretend TO give tho exact
words Of tho dispatches. and declined to
answer the question. "Did you speak to
anybody OF the contents Of The tele-
gramsf" Witness had no recollection
that either party sent o dispatch saying,
1--WE must have Flsrida, South Carolina
and Lsuisiana by fair means or other
wise." The committee adjourned till to-
morrow.
Miscellaneous.
EEw YORK. Jan. 2G.--Thc birthday Of
Burns was duly celebrated here and In tho
cities adjacent by the usual banquets and
games.
A Heraid's Washington special. thinks
that Grant would appoint Judge Settle OF
North Carolina 10 succeed Davis. II tho
latter resigned before March.
General Frisbs and Scott Stewart are In
town.
LONDON. Jan. 2G.-Bullion Withdrawn
from the Bank Of England on balance to-
day Els, 0oo.
QUEENSTOWN. Jan. 2C.-Ths steamship
Somerset. from Dristsl fer New York. has
put In hers with her main steam pipe
broken.
Loxpox, Jan. 20.--Sllver 57b.
Arrived out. Steamships pe&ra and Uto-
pia from New York. am Atas from los.
tim.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-26

Prescott. Scott 4 Co.. Of San Francisco.
are manufacturing . hugo wrought iron,
punp..bob Of tho latest improved pattern
for the Florida mine. This bob Is all irsn.
NO wood being used In its construction
whatever. and 10 considered superior IN
almsst every respect 70 the old wooden
style Of bobs. This bob will BE- placed al
the iOOLfoot station In the shaft. twin
esst about $4,000. Preparations are Also
bsing made for putting In q new PlunSsr
psnp At the death 90 $50 feet. suPerin.
tenasnt George DAILY 10 pushing work al
ali points. and 10 determined that ndthing
sAail be left undons that will be.ent tns
mine or assist In placing the fioridA sue
by aide with the most prosperous mines o"
the Comatock loLe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-26

rr.crAI 70 4 col. m. DAl1r nrvs.l
Senate.

-
Senate.
. concurrent resolution expressing the
thanks Of the people Of Nevada 70 Jones
and Sharon fer their courss on the com.
promise bill.
Stewart thought that tho thanks Of the
people Of Nevada ought alse 70 b tendersd
10 tho United Btatss Senate fer the dis
covery OF . better medo OF slscting The
President than the Consultation provides.
The amendment was Lost and the rssolu.
tiop referred 70 the COMMITTEES on Federal
Relstious.
I BsLsr novsd 10 recousidsr the vote By
which the bill llcsnslng drummsrs passed
vs.tsrdsy. II Va rscopsIisrod and msds
The spscfsl order for next Friday.
CrcssvslI introduced . concurrent rsso-
luton reouestine Woodburn 70 follow the
brilliant example Of eur Bsnators on the
presldsntisl oueytiou. Referred 10 ths
Committee on Federal Relations.
The bill, allowing the Commissioners Of
Nye county 10 bald Q fail at Typo, passed.
The bill empowering the Governor 70
compsnsats officers fer returning fugitlyss
from Justice passed.
The bill making twenty.fsur hours an
election day.
Hsuss.
saw.ollo offered q petition from certain
citIzeps Of Nvs eoupty. ssLing that osrtain
territory be- dstsshea from M. county and
ait.ehed 10 lander.
drss navel " 70 reconsider Al. yo.. b,
which the Prison Warden bill wss peat
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n. o-,....' ...s

Everyone shsuid b present. at The ben
en, 10 b given fer the Orphans Home IN
virginia City. ,s-msrrsw evening. Asrea.
msny theatrical sad musical ladies' and
gentlemen have volunteered their services
Tor he occasion, and National Guard HAL
viii 40 doubt BE- crowded. Tbs par.ntiess
lille once under the care Of the Sls'eI, ~
Charity need . bsnsft and nsno 1
made Q rousing one. ne seoss'
drama .' The Winning Hand: or tne .s'"s
Houss en- the Hook" viii % PIvsen.
with . fine cast. The children oil 'ns Sis-
tern school will assist In . ehoies ss'ssnon
Of songs. rssitations and Duets TO- every
boly.
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Auausr w

The most miserable beings in the world sis
lho-s suffering iron d,'pepsis and liver CON-
plalnt. More than seventy.nve per cent. Of the
people In tho United ktaies aie aniic,ed with
lhtse two diseases and their e1scts: such -
. our stomach, rick headache. hsbitual costive.
ness. palpitstion OF the heart. hear, burn. VS.
ter brash. gnawing and burning palms q ,he
,it OF the stomach. willow skin, coated tonTue
ani dlsaxreesbls tasts In the mouth. coming
up Of food after eating. log spirits. etc. 90 TO
your d usgist and get = 70-ccnt bottle OF An.
gust Flower or q sample tvttie for 10 cents.
Try it--two dosss will relieve you. Arsnts:
4 BRIGHAM, Wholesale Druggists,
franclscu. CAllItru'L n On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-26

JupoE WILLIAM PATTERSON. an Old
Pioneer. . proni.snt Odd Fellow and .
mueA-respscisd citizen. died In Carson
Civ a 4 O'Clock this morning. Deceased
wss nfty-six ysars sf age.
Culxsr. Virginia. is in . isrrisls con.
diuou. Il 10 II one line Of hummoch n
hollovs and slsighing 10 - lively - . Nall
In . yacht On . chopped Sea
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-26
Lady Hras.

A telegram from San Francisco received
this aftsrsoos informs ~ that the receiver
appointed In the matter Of the present as
ssssment Of tho Lady Byran Company has
bssi cficiaiiy discharged. and the
a0airs of the Company will now
rsysrt back 70 the regular Management.
Legal trouble and expense bsing no. emu
81. stockholders may look forward to
more prosperous future. The LAZY bryan
l. : good and valuable mine. n III rue
merits are nov being DEVELOPED In . mere
systsmatic and effective manner than ever
yet In it, history.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-26
BRONCHITIS.
lFrom John rlass. E,q, Of YennIuzton, n. r.

From John Fiags. BEG, Of Bennington, n. H.
"Thrss years since vas very much reduced
with . drcsdfal cough. which resulted In Dron-
shi'is. afeeiiH. me % severely a. 10 render u
was Added sJvers night swrats. and { Vas fear.
FIJI ~ going into o decline. Aftsr recourSs 10
yariols remedies 10 no purpose. ! mate nee of
ID. wl.iaris ra'pam OF Wild Cherry . few bot
ties OF which fully re,torcd mo 10 health.
since that lime I have had several severe 81.
lacks IL cough, but the BlIssm hss always RI.
novei them. ! always keep 70 BY me, and
not know how 10 do without t."
Bold b, all druggists.