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Wonning.
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to mantan operative form, all the benefits OF those
afflicted among the whites II mixture Oh
made condition of participation of our pubic
charities how you regard the wisdom OF Inc
objection that condition will the whites 10 very
great extent a virtual exclusion al S ae5a
That we'll said and the arrangement was made 70
avoid tue We have had tronble from
this cause not Mixed but they are both
the control We have had nor
of sentiment
Of eyes, either amongst the patients employees Inc
wards are separate and distinct the houses on street
the precincts OF Inc
other field and in the garden the patients OF bota
work side by sde hanonious together under the same
supervision without jar and without discord nave na
no wounding of sensbites with well defined
separation which neither class has been disposed
to cross, it may be truly said that we dwef together In
unity" so - SAB eetia1ssaaa so- Eesssa9
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fjr the kindness of his hear, :,
tleness of his nature. He r AUG theg.p
and apleasant word for evar naa siai.
or lul ate who came in g. one-ch6
when it was announced that he he way way aad
the dark shadow Of the wing Of Of ~, Vas dead
OF Death cast deep gloom :, 'a ne Aa q,
over the whole house, and ma oi sotros
all unused to weeping, droas.sa an ~
to his memory. If there wa pea atsa,
instance in which earthly ts sa; eFef d
be given of the acceptance Of Ss's'mong ca
God, we are witt esses for NJ s00l =. MD
For eighteen months he had /. Allsa
titled by a stroke of paralysis O &c 10
death was near at hand, and he ~ mat b
the preparation fer it, in tba 90 .. a0'e!
ment and settlement Of his brs sffaa g.
fairs, with as much confdepcs ISSUES, a u
liberation as if he was simplv ian. and d
engine in order for a day Of rest p''''1Sg BIZ
did not take him with surprise, bo, Os't
when his summons came to ioiD
n ne - aoto caravan, which mova.
10 tnai mysterious realm, where earl
His chamber in the silent halls osa
He went not, like the quarry slaraa'h
Scourged to. his dungeon; but s"s,a.asS
soOthed t9Ai 'us'sled las
By an unfaltering trust, approached l..
Like one who wraps the drapery Of b;a gfsA
About him and lies down to pleasant is Con. e.aa
Since the death of Mr.. Allen WI. l1'
employed Mr.. Chas. E. Dudley ~ " aa's
neer-a young man of skill in his y w
ti,,n. sU1
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FINANCES.

Although is special province report details
expenditures during the that duty devovng
culary upon the Treasurer and Steward Asyum vet
withhold expression of qualification in the
and successful in which
the business of the Institution has been this
In the Stewards which herewith YOU all
the items Of expenditure set forth in FULL
are to the inspection Of the proper committee of the
islaure 1t will be remembered although the last Legis-
ature made appropriation complete and
wing no appropriation was made for the
seen that the wing would be completed by the middle
august and the question of support became of
ihe demand for the admission Of patients
to be ignored 1t was determined open the
and economy and udcious purchases carry
Trimming sails to breeze we made for the port
and landed safely with nearly fifteen dollars
plus money in the treasury An
table, which have made from reports
tutons will show to the members Of that
nave not set an exrayagant valuation efforts this
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TRY THE WEEKY TIMH
THE DAILY TINES

A. FIRsr-CLAss INDEPENDENT MoRsis'
PAPER. i,
Universally quoted by the press sr spabllsbsil
People as the Best Newspaper esei
in Philadelphia. n,uors yssf =
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Address ID DIT, .psrPBi
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. Writs of Seizure

In response to frequent calls m We -. i sss
prepared the proper blanks for VIZ Lien "
ure, and Afidavits for same sn ~ sIled Sr
of 1876. Orders for same promptly !. ns .ls bIsit
per hundred; 75c. per quire; s.s =. sspsas
1oc. The. Writ and Affidavit
blanks Address, n..xspAIxs
f0"tA : Jackson. w
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GEORGE S. YERGER,
d. N. BARRows,
J. G.. CARPENTER, 3
w. p. ANDERSON,
! G. f. HOOKER. /"

After the over although the relationship between
the in this State had been changed the demand the
the colored still more
peraye 1870 pressed the upon the attention
the Legislature and when the wings opened proper
wards assigned the coored people and they have been
occupying them SINCE At first and before the expert
ment was tried apprehended that feeling caste
would against the of institution in which
the afflicted of both under the Gov
Acon had eye this when he his message to
the Legislature in 1870.e ag
he said Enlargement becomes important element
of treatment this State. The proposed change our
criminal law in reference the commission of manslaughter
or murder by who insane, will constitute new draft
upon the accommodations of the Lunatc Asylum. The
nsane sent into the establishment under such circumstances
must be separated from all the ohes seeing that their
ence those who bear the contamination
has an Injurious effect the results of to
save any similar impeachment cure the irritation that would
follow from mixture OF coored with those who
white must as an act of humanity be avoided. X
In the Of the insane have called attention to the
necessity of Arrangement Asylum for the separation
of the white unHtc from the unatic color Pncpes are
general not speua and can be made apply in all
places and under all circumstances While anxious for The
of which have already pointed out in the
charities of the State with the view of giving the coored
people, not only their rights Of the present whatever Is
possible of equita for the past the less soctous
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PHILADELPHIA
WEEKLY TIMES|

THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BRYCE
EST WEEKLY IN THE UNION.
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bracing all that goes to make FlKsI-Ola'
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

We are again indebted to Mr. IN
man, of Clinton, Miss, for fayors II =. u |
shape of magazines and picture psa'a
and also to Gen. Kinloch Falcons ,fa
several hundred pamphlets, MONTH
reviews, and other varieties Of miss.H'
neous literature, the accumulatios :
years in his private library. II 4
outside world only knew how highly NJ
donations are appreciated by The i
mates of the Asylum, | am sure thatS.
thoughtful kindness of Mrs. Him"
and Gen. Falconer would find manv s
tators.
To the ::press of the State, we on
thanks for many courtesies. Newss
pers are always welcome visitors
CONCLUSION.
In reviewing the transactions Of Il,
year, while we do not claim, in ever
act, to have done the best that cmi|
be done, yet We find some consoaIa
in the reflection that, with the Egbs|
before us, we have done the best that ri
could do. Could we pass through III
same scenes again, and have secal|
trial, We might make some chsngs
here and there, just as | might, fn|
quired to transcribe it, make sa|
changes in the phraseoiogy of this n
port but the year of our Lord lsTI|
with all its opportunities for succA d
failure, has passed into history, andh
mistakes and blunders must stanla|
they are.
In conclusion, gentlemen Of ID
Board OF Trustees, permit me to thsA|
you for the uniform courtesy and kind
ness which you have extended to MI
officially and personally, and for yOu
con tinued support and cooperate
I congratulate You uponss the termlnaia
of this year without anyunfortuuats ID
currence-that the benifcent influence
of the Asylum have been difused thn4|
out the State, and that it has tskela
honored place among the establhha|
| charities of the world.
/ Very respectfully,
Your ob't serrv't,
iaea H VIM. NJ. COMPTON,
.glAaa Medical SuperintendeDt
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HISTORY of the late

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LITERARY.

SUCCESS UNPRECEDENTED IN THE HsfOAI =
SIMILAR ENTERPRISES HAS ATTENDED I'D
~ puRI L. aTI0N or THE
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This table gives the 0 for each pa
total amount of appropriation. ana '"s r
tent per annum 1o 1s9eaI - ===
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-22
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

- A.
|. A Warrington telegram says me Attor.
ney Gsnerai denies tne rum OF inc repor,
Thai U. D. Grant, Jr. nAd peen appointed
Assistant Disulct Attoiney IN new iork
city. ltappears ina SccrotAry sherman
requested that young grant % given
nsx.s oaScs INT ho b.a not hnsn given ths
snnointment renorted. NOR bsd bo been
LII a. ssn Frsncisco Inv tbo Attorney
General.
Amhl''GI .ps ~ sns aey .so oa
tns sil.el osn VIZ ocl h' sIJsa
ONLY 4 fev were present I'm tho chambers.
A sbovn by the vote TO-DAY. any bill
vbich proposcs 10 nav customs or bonds
In silver viii certsinly fail upon A veto.
| The .iiyer men are demoraiizcd, and called
a caucus altar adjournment.
Tbe report OF Cameron of wiscousip on
| the south Carolina election will never be
preseuted. The report was msnpled and
gsrbled strociously, and when The decu.
ment was presented 70 Christisncy be re.
fused 10 sign IL. Merrimon, the only Dem.
ocratic member OF the committee, was
never shown the report.
All the EMPLOYEES on tho temporary roll
Of the Treasury Department, numbering
95. were discharged Saturday afternoon.
- there was no money to pay them, Con-
gress having failed 70 mako any provision
for their retention. lew more discharges
wiz DO maao 'rom ouier fois.
Tho Senate Committee on judiciary mot
to-day. and from tho action taken IL Is
probable that Northrup's nomination as
District Attorney Tor South Carolina WIZ
DO relected, tue SCUM CArohnians OF ~,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-22
NEVADA ITEMS.

A Chinese chicken thief in Elko was
frst soundly thrashsd by the owner Of
the property. AMI then strung mp till be
was black in the face. He promised,
after this summary treatment. never To
visit that ranch again. and we think hs
will keep his promise.
The Eureka Sentinel OF Sunday says
that good progress is making in the tun.
mel Of the Palisade Coal Company. I,
Is already in over 100 feet. and the adj.
tioual 70 feet to complete 1t TO the shaft
will DO finished early next month.
Drunken Indians infest the back
streets OF Carson. What are the police
doing. that they are not able to detec,
the scoundrels who sell them liquor In
defiance OF law.
A Chinaman in Carson has been con.
demned and stabbed TO death by his
countrymsn for tsstifying against opium
sellers.
Rover was yesterday sentenced by
Judge Wright TO be hanged. The Board
Of Pardons alone can now ave him.
A tramp made two attempts TO are the
Central Pacific depot in Reno last night.
A telegraph line is to be constructed
from Genoa TO Bodie. via Aurora.
There are about two inches Of snow
al Glsnbrook.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-22

The old rumor is revived that George
G. Gorham is to DO removed from bis
position Us Secretary Of the Senate,
through the influence Of Senator Booth.
Il is moro than probable that this time
there is some foundation for the report,
since Sargent. whose protess Gorham
was, and who has thus far kept him In
the Office. has completely lost his power
in the Senate. II Is only q question ol
ayear's service. anyway. for in 1879 the
Democrats will have a majority and b
able to elect their own Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-22

Rxv. Da. TILNA0E. Of the Brooklyn
Tabernacle. is 4 firm believer In hell.
and declares that God says II is tire;
sixteen times II is called fire in the
Bible. He calls upon men to be con-
s~istsnt. rs we're Tom Paine and Vol
tairs. "n you do mot believe in the
Bible. throw II into the stove" He
says that twsnty-eight times the Bible
speaks Of Gods love. while siSiy-one
times il speaks Of His wrath and indig-
nation. "God says that there is a
hell-burning now, been burning. and
all the while getting isrcer by the adj.
tionai victims that are constantly being
added to IL; aud the possibility is that
some OF you in this room will spend
eternity in it," Brother Talmage is or
thodoI. at all events.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-22
TE
rs,sel.s Q.r.rcn.. 70 IN. Coin HI.

The Paeiac RsNIresd and the Fers
Yuma R1<srvatien.
WASHINGTON. Jan112.-The Speaker laid
before the House yesterday the following
letter addressed to him by the Secretary
Of War:
Wan DEPARTMENT, Jan. lsth.-Sir: i
have the honor to transmit herewith Tor
the information Of Congress . copy OF cor
respondence concerning the location OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad through the
United States military reservation ct Fort
Yuma. and across the Colorado river.
From these papers Il will be seen that on
the 18th OF October, 1876. the California
and Arizona division OF the Texas and
Pacific Railroad was granted permission
by the military authorities In Californis
TO break ground on tho Fort Yuma reserva-
ton for the crossing OF the Texu and
Pacific Railroad over the Colorado river.
and on November "a. 1876, this permission
was revoked by General Mcdowell. com.
handing tho Military Division Of the
Pacific. On the 18th Of April, 1877. the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company was
granted permission by the Secretary OF
War to carry their road Professionally
through . corner Of the Fort Yum,
reseryatiop, A map OF the final
location Of tho Southern Pacific Rail-
ROAD across the reserve having been filed.
and their application having received
tbe favorable recommendation Of the
military authorities the Secretary OF War
gransej permission 70 the Southern Pa
ciac Railroad TO build their road across
the Fort Yuma military reservation. a. re-
oue.,ed' subject to the condition that the
eompany shall apply TO Congress for .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-22
Tur Convsntion Of The Work.

Tns Convention Of the workingmsn''
party in San Francisco was held last
evening. Notwithstanding the alleged
threat that IL would DO suppressed. The
police hunted for the hall unsuecessfully
until II o'clock. whom 1t was finally dis
covered. Capt. Short entered the hall
and remained until the close OF the
meeting. As there were ne incsndiny
speeches IL was allowed to proceed un'
disturbed. The general sentiment oil
the Convention WAS decidedly against
Ksarnsy and his gang.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-22

COLONEL RoBERr ISoERsoLL answered
thus q reporter who asked him. the
other day. II he believed in no hereafter
81 do not know. I am aboard OF q
great ship. I do not know what port
she left. or whittier she 10 bound. She
may 10 down with all on board. or she
may reach soms sunny port. 1 do not
know. 1t Is no more strange that men
should live again than that they have
lived"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-22

PosrorrIcE officials desire tho hotels
to BE- acquainted with the rule OF thu
department requiring letters that have
been delivered to be ~resiamped when
rsmailed to another point. A failure to
rsstamp a letter under these circum-
stances sends IL TO the dead letter Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-22

A uuor mass OF metal. weighing four
or Ave tons. resulting from melting
down counterfeit plates and dies cap
tured by the detectives Of the Trsasur,
Department. has been laid Al tho ''cor
ner stone Of tho foundation in thu
erecting shop Of the engineering dc
partmsnt in the Navy Yard at Wash
,poton
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-22

IT is related Of Dir. Carlyle that when
on one occasion q curious person walked
up to him and said. May I only look
well at you ?" the old philosopher an
svered; "Lsok on. man ; Il will do me
no harm and you no coed" Not lsns
ago he is reported TO have invited q sue
cessful novelist to call on him. and en-.
tsrtained him with brilliant discourse,
until at last came the long expected re.
mark : "You know Scotland we'll. and
/ have read your books with great
pleasure. They are amusing-yss,
amusing. You are just amusing. But
when are you going to DO something
to write Q real book-eh. man
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-22

Buck Wilder. n notorious Loodlum Of
the Fifteenth street gang. shot at q
woman early yesterday evening. at the
corner Of Fifteenth and Mission streets.
and escaped. She lives next-door neigh
Dor to his folks. He was pursued by
special officer Green Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad, but escaped.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-22

A MASSACHUSETTS social idea Is a lit
erary club under the novel title Of ''Par-
lor Travellers" the idea being to make
q sort Of literary pilgrimage through
England aud Scotland. to visit places
made memorable by being the birth
places or residences Of literary men. and
10 have q tale from some n prepared
ON the locality and its writer or writer's.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-22

MAINE Is beginning TO think that she
ought to have u deaf and dumb institu'
ton OF her own. as there are between GO
and 10 deaf mutss Of school age In the
State. During the past year az Of these
have received instruction at Hartford.
Connecticut. aud ~ ct other institu'
tons, at q cost Of 80. i23. and about
this amount has been paid annually for
the last CO years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-22

Tnk new Queen Of Italy. Marsarita'
Is one VI the most beautiful women oil
royal blood In all Europe. She Is
twenty-si, years OF age. and eight years
the junior OF her husband. King Hum
bert, who Is also her cousin.
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The RKv. JosxrH CLARK thinks that
"Thanatopsis'' Is the earliest American
poem that will be remembered. He has
evidently forgotten Tho Beautiful
Snow"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-22

TIE journsyman tailors Of Chicago are
on a strike. They demand an increase
Of from % to 40 per cent. in their wages.
Tho strikers all belong to the Tailors'
Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-22
The Gold Hin Daily News has

The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-22

JIMMY SUMNER Of Virginia City u the
happy possessor Of . ine greyhound pup.
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BORN.

0RRRANs-In Eureka. January i9th. 10 the
wife Of j.. Z. Gerrans. . son.
hAs0N-ln Rlko, January i7th. TO the wills OF
J. N. Mason. q daughter.
o MsrkAD-In Ward. January 18th. TO the wifs
OF L. z. Umstead . daughter.