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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-07

A PASSENGER RAILWAY in New Haven. Ct is
propelled by compressed air contained in tubes
eight inches in diameter, and that will bear d
pressure of 5000 pounds to the square inch. One
charge in the tubes furnishes power sufficient t.
prOpel a car containing twenty men ~ miles
The motor makes no noise, and no machinery is
seen by the passengers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-07

FROM AUCTION
Having the larsest stock Of vELvETS in this city,
we are able to offer SPECIAL. INDUCEMENTS To
DRESSMAKERS, MILLINERS and TAIIORs who
buy 10 eel again To regular retail trade we are
pref Ireo to offer unheard Of bargains in SILK and
NELSETS.
CONNOLLYS.
COS Ninth street,
noN2r Opposite Patent Oflce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-07

THE BEsT quality dry goods at the very lowest
excellent quality, reduced to 20; one yard wide
cambria calico, reduced to SC; cloth for boy s
wear, pure wool, 50c.; pure wool navy blue
waterproof cloth, 81; Dr. Warmers health
TO 81; black water proof cloth, only 5Oc shetland
shawls, all colors so, 81, g. 5O beautiful cali
co, &C.; red tw1lled hannels, Csc. Carriers, Mar
ket SDace-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-07

SUIT FOR SLANDER.-To-day in the Circuit
Court the case OF John b. Miller agt. Adam
Gaddis-action for SANDER in speaking OF plain
Miller for defendant. The jury found a verdict
for plaintiff for 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-07
DRY GOODS.
GIN FINE DRESS SHIRTS

- Made 10 order, OF Wausutta Muslin and rxfrs
ne Linen boeoms, for $7s0; ready az MT on
Fneet DRESS SHIRTS male 70 order in ,bs
ost eegsnt n amer for S22S
Cur "MYS Terry" SHIRT. unfinished az IS cts
made Of Wamsutta Muslin and Ex;ra hne Isne,,
bosom, IL the cheapest Shirt in the world
Our sterym Shirt at 75 cts uuf olshed is a.
good as any 80 Shirt in the market "
Our " My stery :" Shirt Ii retaei NJ Ea,fory
wHoLrslLE prices, and Six Of them is a nice Christ.
mas Gift
al so cts Is made OF the same material the Nys.
tery.n -sT
Qur 81 Shirt, ready 70 put on. has been reduced
are compelled to Reduce Stock at our Factory in
thereto and desire TO carry less Stock whilst the
tmloIg IN IN prosress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-07

NJ VIDESI INHAbITANTS- Association met
yesterday afternoon at the City Hail. Dr. Blake
in the chair, and Mr.. III. n. Easily secretary.
resolution was adopted returning thanks to Mr.
w. W. Corcoran for his generosity and Kindness
I'D assigning 10 them the Use OF a room in the
archives and for the general purposes of the
association. committee. OF which Mr. s. Mast
Is chairman, was authorized to ascertain the
cost OF hitting up the room, and also to have the
archives removed thereto, and report at the
EeXt meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-07
POTION PRICE DRY GOODS.

potion PRICE DRY GOODS.
loo Al. wool Plaid Shawls Sl5n
! Gaze full width Sheeting AZ lac
100 yards Pacific Percaies al SC
care American Prints Che
iuo falr Iolored Blankets, at 81 * and 81 so
100 lalr " bite Blankets. 81 IS To az
2ri.ces Colored Cashmere, 40 inches. al Tsc.
46 inches a. 81.
. loO White Bed Spreads At e. NC and 81 SO White
Narcotics, from 81 25 to S.; Black Cashnere M
6oc ':. 10 pieces brisht Wool Plaids, al use IO0
dozen Towels. l2Sc., 2oc., 25c. each "
We sell at Bottom Prices
GEORGE J. JOHNSON
noN4tr Cor. Sth st. aud Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-07

ONE CASE OF CALICOES, &c yard
" Gne case OF Callcoes, remnants, 25c pound
Dress Goods, 12H, Is, Is and so yard
EQIVne OF Blankets and Comforts from n rs mo-
NINE. Demore6t's reliable PATTERNH S'
JOS. b. BAILEY,
octlStr Cor. Sth and II sfa a 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-07

NEW DRY GOODS. NEW CARPET9.
WIZ open next week another Immense STOCK of
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
beautiful patterns and new DESIGNS Dresa Caoo6s
from 12H cts up. Fine Novelties Black and SoI
ored Csshmeres and Silks; 800 pairs of BlsnSets
from 81 up. Most attractive stock OF beauffni Csr
pets ever offered, from 80 cts up 49,
W w. BURDETTE n CO
sep2Str Nos. 928 7th ct. and zoo K nj. n. ~.
HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS.
We invite special attention of prrchasers IN onr
fuu and complete stock Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GOODS, which we have Just received, and which we
Axminster. Moquette. Wilton, Body Brussels,
tapestry Brussels and Ingram Carpets In al the
new designs; Rugs, Mats and Floor Drugsets in
great variety; Raw Silks. yutes French and Ensiish
Lace Curtains in all grades and styies "'
An inspection Of our stock Ia solicitAd
HOOE BRO. CO.,
sep7-1y 1898 Est, near Ebbitt House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-07

THE MARRIAGE OF Miss Carrie Pratt, daughter
firm OF ThoS. McGfn & Goa QUIET and home
like wedding-tOOk place at the residence OF the
brides father, No. 1915 18th street, yesterday
pie. Rev. DR.. Elliott, OF the Church of the AS
cenSiOn, officiated, and Mr.. Pratt gave away the
bride. After the conclusion OF the service Mr.
ard Mrs. Mcqueen started for New York. en-
route for the Bermuda islands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-07

HELLER, the magician, has directed John F.
Ennis lawyer OF this city, To enter suit against
Mrs Richard b. MOhun, - Raymonde" OF the
Cincinnati Enquirer. The suit Is for libel, ii Is
understood. short time ago. in a Washing
ton letter 10 the Enquirer. Mrs. Mohun stated
concerning Heller's early life, that after marry
ing his vile in this city he treated her very cru
ely, and subsequently deserted her. The arti-
Gle also stated that his wifes father had to 90 to
New York and bring her back TO keep her from
starvation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-07

BOY Kun OVER--Last evening street car OF
the washington and Georgetown line ran over
hIIie boy named Fritz Kennedy, 12 years old
az az, pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street east.
cut. He was conveyed to his home on st n e. raaI
near by and DR.. keech rendered medical aid If
was an accident and neither the driver nor CON.
dNctOr was TO blame. A
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
MEXICAN
Mustang Lini'nent
iIr McnI1 1taS Sbter.

Sieies eminent bat gang uotdrIi6 Ieinen l%lrIprung
IN lmerita, no bic gfotur in ibrer g~Sertitdtte iIr ioIbe
erltannIide Mtttel gegeu bic 2rortbetteu ibrer GinOer
lorat. GeIn Nuhm bat id pG9reuo 35 Subreu INNER
faBt.
las gfericou Muitaus eminent lit Elm unitbertrefIts
me9 SettMIttet TIr uHe dnBerlideu llebeI bel Nteni4 Mno
Nur Steb5i6ter ano Sarmer lit es uniddtbdr.
Gtne einSt9e SS[aibe rettet DIT Elm Mteui6enleben ooer
GeHf DIE Sermenobarteit zines ousgeseidneteu Gierhes,
A1leu, Suh ooer S6aaies lrieoer her.
SS hetit SuBIdnle, 9ui>8ranftet;er, SSouop oorn",
Wtaoen, 0rebDnrm, GdHtterjGuIe, &dube, S5ine
NM Glide pom s%iitieeu 9ieptilien uro Snietien nl1o
n~berbuupt ale iotbe pom gieh3iGteu nnb &alOlebeH
nnSertreuuIiden llebet.
Us betit ieoc' dMBerIide 9youfbeit BET GierbeH, ME
g~dbulheit, S~framrIeu, Suinnp", GerretfunSen, Steti>
belt, StuGgaue, ~9tiugbein g.
0aS Wtertc0n Ntuitaug eminent beruirtt bic ld]ael>
ten QetinnSW IN Der &elt BET ~llHidaeu. ruie ie in icoer
Namtlte p~ortGmmeu, III Ibueienbett zines 2trStcs, ME
Srauopuuoen, Berbriibungen, Gerrentun9eu. Sdnittz
pnnaen :ca1 ionic bel Nbeunattsnus unb Steifi9teit
in ToI9e Don Ausseiestieiu. gameHtli6 bel 9iuOern
febr pertbpou.
Us 1T Sas btHieite S~etImittel Der gSeIt, benin es burd>
nrIn9t bic Musfelu bis auf ben &uoden unb cine eiu<
uToil9e Anpenoling 9enHaf 9%cp0bnlid sur 9eilung.
NterIeon WeIltan9 eminent ptr6 in Staleben Do1
breierIei Gr6Ben eeiiut, bic ~gr6bereu limb perbaltuiBz
mdBi9 Die %biuigiten. lleberalIr sH babel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
SdrMtt1tO :!

Gle SIR 81. Anguf GOaig's
9ambnrger grOpfen fauft, laBtGudy
Ton Grrerr GpOtbefer OOer SauOler
Die Namets lluteridrift bon '2t.
Sogeler & Co. 5eigen, bamit
SIR nid)t Otrb i6tedte gtadabmul1=
geu betrOgett merOet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13

oOer urroauungs Befdweroen,
aopfidmer5, Sdulteridmers, BE-
%leInnulrg Oer SrnF, 9uiteu, iaures
QufltOBen mis- benz Maseu, Sdwinz
bel, idledten @eidmaf int MennOe,
GallealeiOetr, @er5flOpfeu, 9dmerz
5en 1T Der Nierenz@ esenO, unO brrz
bert nnOere Granfbeit8sG rideimtn+
gen, melde buw1 unberoanlidfett
erjetgt luerOelt.
Gegen: Dantkrankbeitet, Aits>
fdlise, 9dpdretr, Sal5fihe, Tlet=
fen, Miteiier, 0eidwiire, Garbnns
tel, &inswnrtt, 0rinOfOpt idlimme
Nugeu, &Otblalf, GrdBe, S6Orf,
Mi6farbe tttO anbere &ranf6eiteu
Der Sant 1T bet @ebrand Oer gropz
felt nott ll1lbcr9leldltd)er Wtrtltrg.
Giie rin1ioe glafd]e iuirO in fat
alleu Tdlen ben l1ngldubigiteu bon
Der 8irfnag Oieies 9eilmittels iiber=
5elgctt.
Daltet G1ter Dlut rein nno Die
GefunOl)eit Cures 0r9anismus
1uirO Die Jolse ffin.
9ie Tlai0e
Oambnroer 0ropfeu!
foftet 80 Gents, Ober fiiuf Tlalder
5tuei Dollars, finO bel alien &pOt0e=
fern nlO Sdnolern lit MeOiSineH 3u
babeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
PATENTE

fir aue atterifamifden unO ~europaiidDen Q6,toer
nsrben p~itnttlidlt beloest OMrh
VIM. H. Lott.
.Sffice i'm GtaotsSeituugs@G5ebdupe, No. 90 Sift5
ADenus, 9btcaaO, GtObIiVt lett 1865. siuSppi AIS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
4feb1Sm6 fpf
ueDer Baltimore.

Sober Der ba5 aIte 8oterIonb beiuben ooer Serpdnots
nnb Trennbe pou europa tounmeu laiieu mill, iolte Die
Pra6tpoueH. neHeu. eiierneT S9raHbeW : Rplt0ampiz
iHiTfs NaS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
2toroOeutfd)em elouo,

Snr WeberlugII UeHN6eH.
Miit Gampfl6iHen oes Rorb6euti6en gtopb uurben5 Sis
Gnbe 1876 iber $4,000 4erionen beiDrbert.
& ie Snunier- 6fpipr GSnutno,.:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

In . speech on the TEXAS Pacific Rail-
way. Senator Lamar lately dwelt .. great
length on the natural advantages Of the
South fer successful manufacturing.
Every condition Of soil. climate and raw
material for the development Of . great
industrial community are there. The
South has already begun her industries
Of the future. and the profits that are
realised from them are. In some in
stances. pr0digious. But TO develop
these industries abe must have free &C.
ssss to the markets Of the world. and bs
able 10 attract to herself the skill. the
capital. and machinery. and appliances
Of the North. In the South land. food.
raimsnt and shelter are cheap and taxa
ton 10 growing every year lees burden
some. In everything except capital.
skin and experience. the manufacturer
OF the South are on an equality with
those Of England. and the saving in
baling. waste and transportation gives
the South great advantages. Nowhere
in the world can cotton be manufactured
% ehssply 80 on the spot whore II 10
grown. where water power 10 90 sbund-
ant and uniailing: and every factory set
up there will help TO develop the diver
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
CARSON ITEMS.

Carson Tribune. July 2.-The An.
rora and Bodie stage left this morning
brim full Of music and prayers. The
musical part vas our excellent Carson
band. and the praying part, that good
gentleman. Rev. J. d. Hammond, who
will deliver the Grafton at Mason's Val.
ley on the Fourth, and the band will
enliven the Bodieitss ON that sacred day.
Mr.. Williamson. husband OF the lady
who was burned to death In Dayton, ar.
rived from Aurora this afternoon and
went through to whore his poor wife's
charred remains are. Mr.. W. has sew
eral relatives here aud has the sympathy
Of all citizens on his bereavement.
Every day the Lake stage 10 getting
more aud more crowded. and We learn
that tho travel Is increasing by the way
Of Truckee. The Grand Central IL In
full blast, and all tho houses Of enter
tainment look for a busy time this
season.
Carson appeal. Judy 3.-No Fourth
Of July celebration out Of tho State
Prison this time. Robinson. the man
who bossed the job last year. has sought
other fields In which to give his patriot
ism a chance. He was pardonsd. And
for tho want OF an orator, q reader, u
poet, all Of which were combined In
Robinson-if that's his namo - this
years celebration 10 a failure.
As an additional attraction to the
racing programme Of the Fourth, the
society offers a 800 purse for horses
that have never beaten $50. This,
with the big running race, mile and re-
peat. for $1,000. is q speed programme
worthy Of the palmy days Of the Matairs
course.
Our aremen and military folks are
making elaborate preparations to 81 We
the Storey county soldiers and sngi no
men q hearty reception.
The citizens Of Empire will respond
with hsartiness and patriotic zest 10
Carson's invitation TO take part In tho
celebration Of the Fourth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
LIVER Il KING.

The Liver IL the imperial organ Of tho vhois
human system. a. 70 controls the life. health
and happiness Of man. When II 10 distnsbed In
its proper action, all kinds OF ailments are the
natural result. Ths digestion of tue food. the
movements OF the heart and blood, The action
OF the brain and nervous system, ars all imme-
distely connected with the workipKs Of the
Liver. IL has been successfully proved that
uteen's august Flower 10 unequAled In curing
All persons afflicted with dyspepsia OF Liver
complaint, and all the n numerous symptoms that
resait from IN unhealthy condition OF the Live''
and stomach. sample bottles 10 trv. IN cents
ro.iiively sold In all towns ON the Western
just what you want. lei eov
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
TOMORROW.

Although We are to have no formal
celebration in Gold Hill Of the national
holiday tomorrow. . multiplicity Of Al
fractions will unite 10 claim the sttsn-
ton Of our citissns. In Virginia . csls-
bratioa has been planned which will
fully equal th0ss Of former years. and
no doubt the great majority Of our pso-
pie will participate with their fellow
citissns across the Divide. II II to be
hoped that this will prove the case. for
by this means We shall not only keep
our money at home. whore Il IL just
now sadly needed. bat We shAll add to
ths brilliancy and eclat Of the csrsmo-
niss on the csmstook. and do u part
toward making the celebration Q grand
susesss. To those. however. who desire
to spend . day eat Of town. the railroad
oYsn the Inducements Of remarkably
low fares. and the State Capital. Bowers
Nausisn. Steamboat and many other
points extend their hospitabls arms.
There 10 ne good reason why We should
not all celebrate tomorrow with as
much vim and genuine enthusiasm a.
We have celebrated the Fourth In Year,
past.
Gold Hill viii Of osurss be literally
decorated with bunting. and IL 10 to be
hoped that svsry house will at least dis
play o nAs. no matter how small.
This 10 . species Of celebration which
every individual can inaugursts for him.
self. and In doing so, he will give e.
preston TO his patriotism - sffsetually
- could be done BY the organization Of
psrsdss and the explosion Of arscrsck-
srs. Let Gold Hill awake to-morrsw
morning fairly hidden in the folds Of
the national Gag. and when our children
emerge from our houses, let the frst
sisht 10 gree, their syss be the emblem
Of our eountry's greatness. floating in
our mountain air from every roof. Our
celebration need Be none the less sincere
and enthusiastic. because IL 10 quiet,
and We OF Gold Hill Who stay at home
saa Be- = truly patriotic a. those Of our
sitissns Who join in the grand proess-
sion In Virginia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

MAsr persons suppose that money
grabbing 10 . modern custom peculiar
TO hi scientific and industrial regime.
This 10 altogether q mistake. We And
Horace, the great Roman s%siirist. in his
celebrated spistls to Mscsnas, asking
this question : "Does be advise you
best who says, 'Maksa fortune /; q for
tune. 10 you can. honestly ; II not. a
fortune by any other means that you
may view from q nearer bench the tear
moving poems Of PuPpins ; or be. who
still snimatss and enables you to stand
free and upright. . match for naughty
fortunsl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the enors and
lndiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. ssrfy
decay. loss OF manhood. etc. I viii aena !
receipt that Will cure you, YREr or cuISnr
This great remedy vas discovered BY 4 mis.iop.
Ary IN South America. Send . self.addressed
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH 7. INNIN.
station ID. Bible Houss. New Yorh City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
no PAPER

In order that editors and 0~ompositos
may do honor to the anniversary Of the
nations birthday. no paper will DO Is
sued from the on0s Of the Nsws TO-
morrov
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

Ds. PLor. In his Natural History
Of stafordshire." Published in 1855, re-
lates that q Lady Child. Of Shropshire.
vas married at twelve years OF age. had
her hrst baby. . daughter. before she
completed her thirteenth year. This
daughter also married at the age Of
twelve. and gave birth to . child before
shs reached thirteen. Thus Lady Child
became . grandmother before twenty.
raven.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

woxAS nrst appeared on the stage in
England In 1861. The events recorded
In Pspy's Diary. February ~. BY
water to Salisbury Court playhouse.
whore. not liking to sit. We went out
again. and BY coach to the ,hsaisr. and
there saw The seornfull Lady now
done BY = woman. which makes the play
much better than ' IL did to me-"
The woman who played on that occa-
siou vas Irs. Nsrshall.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

FRAsr KEsuox has sold the Silver
City Times to 7. Z. Picotts. Mr.. Pi.
cote 10 an energetic young man. and
will doubtless make . success Of his
nav undertaking. The Nsvs extends
TO the Tlms hearty wishes fer future
prosperity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
THR CHAMPION,

Or. wagner. Of No. iss South O street. VIZ.
sini.. e the seknovlsdged champion on this
him he nsver falls 70 cure. His motto u. Il
cure no psy. zis char.ess ars ~rasoaabls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
TIE LIE CRAPHIC.
The Committee on Ma
tiOnal AmusementS.
THE MAaiYREp WEsER's BROTH
Err ON THE STAND.
he Says That Sherman
Wrote the Letter.
An IMPORTANTLY LETTER OF
HIS OWN.
Which He Objects TO
Having Read.
SAMMY TiLueh OFF FOR
EUROPE.
An Interview with Eu-
gene Schuyler.
An Interview with Eu'
gene Schuyler.
lsrsclAL prsrArcars TO II Com HrII
DALI NEvs.l


Prsceedisgs OF the Committee on
Natieaai Amuseneass.
wlsHISoros, July 2.-whsn the Potter
committee closed its secret session to-day
the doors we're rsopened Emilio Weber WAS
recalled and was given permission TO read
his statement. provided no would swear
10 tho facts contained In 1t. Tho state
ment was read. and set forth that he had
no personal knowledge that Democratic
| intimidation had existed in the parishes
| Of East and West Fsliciana. His brother,
| Daniel Weber. and James Z. Anderson.
| had informed him that the two parishes
had rome fairly Democratic. Great in
nuencs WA brought TO bear upon his
brother 10 mako his protest. and he had
been approached very frequently to use
his influence with his brother TO effect the
signing Of the protest. He saw Anderson
sign his protest. and saw the blanks there
OF after Anderson had left. Judge Camp
bell attached his jurat TO the paper. II
-..soa,. -, ~ AZ cns,nm.ho,.s a.,
49, p.sss,t nj o,hsrs ~sra nrs..in.
$3.50 "a wshsr ~ msts ,hsir re
.n"s,i.a ,ross.,. John shs,m,n "a.
.nols.m.n Tor ,ha Waiting eommittee. and
| ~ fWaherl knev ,b.t shsrman bad viven
| M. brother ss.ur.nce. which csusei him
10 allow his protest 10 stand after IL had
| been made. Weber hal, 10 conversation
| with sherman, explained 10 him that his
| brother thought his parish had been Dem.
| ocr.tic. and he vss disposed 10 a back
his protest. vhereupon Sherman assured
him his brother would be cared for aud
reouested that he send his brother 10 him.
Ill brother. on the d.y he received h.
.hored hin th. sherman letter Of sssur.
.nce aud said he had received IL direct
| from sherman. Weber was familiar with
the handwriting Of Sherman and was salts
fied the letter was written by that gentle
| man. In 1877 the sherman letter was the
| subject Of great modification TO the Weber
family, and his sis,er.in-lAw, Mrs. Daniel
| Weber, had endeavored to ind IL among
the papers Of her husband. which were
packed away in two trunks and = large
shoe-boI. Lato In tho Summer Of 1877
he ~(witnessl had made . search for the
letter and had found ID In the shoe-box
and destroyed 10. Mrs. jerks had been
In no way connected with tho authorship
/ Of the Sherman letter.
The statement continues: about the
| 27th Of November IL was discovered that
| only sir Of the Hayes electors could be
saved, and Kellogg on that day remarked
| to me; We are, after all, beaten" In
regard TO the agreement between James L.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
0. y. AND c. Y.

IL MEMBERS OF THE oR.pER or
"A Union and Confederate Veterans are 70:
Baiiding, Virginia, at iO.so A. sh arp. on
THURsbAY. July eth, 70 partIcipsts IN cels
brstine Independence Day. All vstersA1 10 not
belonging TO the Order are Invited 70 ! all In
with us In the parade.
L. r. MrLLEs. AdIutanf. jys II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
DIVISION HEADQUARTERS, n. N,

Coin HILL. New, June Is. 1878.
Special ordsrl
I The Division stan 10 hereby ordered &c
report, IN full uniform. At virginia City. In
front Of tbs Odd Fellows Building. July eth,
at 1850 O'Clock A. ~. 10 participate With the
citizens Of Storey county In celebrating the
One Hundred and second Anniversary OF Amer
lean Independence.
N. The commander.in Chief and stan are
cordially invited to parade with the Division
stat.
BY order. Z. rox.
J. II. NAfHKwsor.
Lieut.. Dol. and kSst. Adj. Gen. jys
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
MARRIED.
NEW TO-DAY.
MILITARY NOTICE.
DwIsIos HEADQUARTERS. NEVADA

DyIsIoN HEADQUARTERS. NEVADA
ooLD nuI. Juns %, ISIS.
I. Having been duly appointed and commits.
stoned Major General OF the Militia OF the state
Of Nevada. ! hsfsby assume command OF 'he
II. Tbs fol~iowins.nsusd oniesn have heen
appointed a. my stan. They will BE- obsys
and respected accordingly;
J.. Il. MAruswsoN, Lieutenant Colonel and
Assistant AdIutant General.
A. J. TrRRxIL, Lieutenant Colonel and In
ginocr Oficsr.
I. L. rRoUA, Lisutensns Colonel and Ord
nance ofhcer.
Y. il. M~oouLLouOu. Lieutenant Colonel and
Quartefmastef.
misery.
\. T. cusrIs. Lieutenant Colonel and Pay
A. A. wni. Lisu.snsnt Colonel and In.
q, DrnBr. Lieutenant Colonel and Judge
Ds. T. J. MIsrr, Lieutenant Colonel and
q. srsv Major and Aid-ds Camp.
II. W. PUTNAM, Major and Aid-de-osmp.
ny order. ,n,o,
Major General comuanding.
j. II. MAIaKwson,
Lieut.. Dol. and Asst. AdIt. Gen.
H~sApQuAKrrRs riasr BRioApn. n. MI
vnaisiA. Nevada. June 20, 1878. !
q. ". FORD.
Major aud Assistant Adjutant General.
isa II
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
ROUTE Of PROCESSION
EXERCISES OF THE DAY.

After the dismissal Of the parade the follow.
ing exercises win take place q Pipers oper.
House. under the direction Of the Prudent OF
the day. Mayor Deltnap:
Nusie By the choir-"rhs star srsnsisd
Banner"
Prayer By the Chapialn-Rsv. O. NeKslvsy.
Reading OF the Declaration Of lndspsndenos
Henry koifs.
Music By The Cheir-.Lcns Live Ansnes
Ssss b. Is osoir-" God Ssvs Our oosn.
tsy."
JONAS Sicily.
rata 0rssA AarssaA
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