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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
Written for the Gold Hill Nsvs.l
AUTUMN IN THE State.



We win borrow the spirits invisible wings.
And far from the desert Of sassbrah and
sand,
We will float where the breath Of all beautiful
things
soars up thro' the air Of . beautiful land.
Oh The frcsh air Of morning. clear. frosty and
Oh river Of sunshiss. like shimmsrins
goidi
Oh ! the beautiful shadows on valley and hill
Of land that can never grow fsdsd and old
The stsps Of the mystical eoniursr, Frost.
Steal close on the Summers departing tread.
Aud the shining green Of the soodsi 10 losi
In Q brilliant simmer Of gold and rsd;
The clear, shriil notes Of the biusjay ring
With . joyous sound through the tesn, crisp
air,
Over the hillside the rabbits spring.
And iife 10 buoysnt s~vsryvhsrs.
oh. our Rastsru Auumns ! whs. tongue can
tell.
what pen portray iu royal ehsert
what words can SPEAK Of the joys that dwell
In the harvest time Of the smiling ys1'
The wins Of LIE brins ssch ample cup.
TAs warm. strong currents Of life leap fast.
with grateful vision the soul looks up.
Or thinks OF the sweetness that hsihlpasssd.
AID when the rudy lishts Of msrn
shine thru the daybrssk. clear and cold.
When over the sAssvss Of the goldsn corn
The sunset sinks from hill and void
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10

REGISTRATION. - At tho Office OF
Justice Knox last evening at 0 o'clock
the total number OF voters registered
for the First and Second Wards. Viz
cinia. was 1850 ; the total number at
the otice OF Justice Moses at the sane
hour for the Third aud Fourth Wards
was 1000. At the ofice Of Judge Cook
Tor the First and Second Wards Of Gold
Hill the total number was LACY. Total
for the county, 6,t2s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
For Constable.

d. d. Donovan. 30 we'll and favorably
known In Gold Hill. 10 announced to-day
a. q candidate for the Office Of Constable
for Township No. 8. including Gold Hill
and American Flat. Mr.. Donovan is
one OF the most popular msu In the
country. He developed 9 very great
strength at the last Gold Hill election
when he ran against J. l.. McClssry for
Town Marshal. and his friends conn.
IDENTIFY expects him TO show up even bst-
ter 10 he appears on the county ticket.
Mr.. Donovan 10 . staunch Democrat.
and is better prepared for Q successful
campaign than ever before.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
New. Sept. 4. 1878.
Rspubiiesn Coassy Central Cen'
mistse.

A special meeting Of the Republican
County Central Committee wss held at
their rooms in Virginia City alta o'clock
to-day ct which was read the Withdrawal
Of the names Of A. J. Tyrrsll and r. II.
Daggett, as candidates for the Office Of
Governor, after which Il was decided by
the Committee that a. there wal only
one candidate for that Office from Storey
county before the people. and u would
be q great saving TO the candidate and
party, TO select aud appoint 81 delegates
to tho State Convention 10 meet al
Eureka on the 18th OF this month.
Names Of Delegates chosen are a. fol.
lows: First Ward. Virginia City-E. r.
smith, ]. Q. Smith. John Schnidsau. l..
H. Torp. 7. L. Brophy and +. h. Nor
rill.
Second ward-B. G. Whitman. b.
Armbrust, Nelson Allen. John Rossn-
brock. J. W. Orndorff and Samuel Rsy.
nolds.
Third ward-Gsorge I. Lamon. John
s. Young. Thomas Gracey. W. Il. 0dg.
ers. Jacob Young. J.. +. Lewis and W.
II. Parker.
Fourth ward-Phil. Reese. Andrew
Fraser, Fred. Schroeder. ]. d. Barclay
and Theodore Lamb.
First Ward. Gold Hill-Alf. Dotsn.
Matt. Rein, II. o. Dauchy. l.. E. Saw.
yer, ]. l.. McClesry. W. ID. O. Gibson
and G. ii. Robinson.
Second Ward. Gold Hill-B. F. Hazel.
tine, c. G. Stevenson. s. W. Chubbuck.
W. D. Bray.
American Flat-A. Lawson.
Fiowery-J. p. Woodbury..
The delegates all 60 TO the Convsn.
ton In the interest Of the remaining
candidate. @. @. Battsrman, for Gov
ernor.
After the appointment Of delegates Ia
the State Convention II was resolved thai
the apportionment Of delegates to the
County Convention be the same both 10
number and In appointment % 10 wardi
~ that OF the State CONVENTION.
II was also resolved that the test q
the primaries for delegates to the Ooun'
~ Convention be the same a. that FOL
delegates to the Stats Convention.
Virginia City was fired upon ~ th'
place for holding the Convention.
The I'd OF October was chosen az the
day for holding the primaries. and thu
4th day Of October a. the day OF tbs
Convention.
The committeeman from each ward OF
precinct were appointed special com
mittes each to see that proper places
were provided for polling votes.
Adjourned to meet September 28th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
Great Go-odssss.

The construction OF the fiume which
was to dump wood, timbsrs. lumber.
etc., Into Silver City and Gold Hill may
as we'll be given up. There is good rsa-
son for believing that "the powers that
b" have arranged matters to their mu-
tuai satisfaction. and hence the with
drawal OF the project. Besides, the
Water Company has other use for its
water now. Sierra Nevada has 80 much
ore that the full capacity OF the company
will be called into requisition to furnish
water for its reduction. Great Is Sierra
OF the Nsvadans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
"a suits.

Within the last week some eight suits
against the bonanza mines, brought In
the Dis,ric, Court Of Storey county, have
been either beaten or dismissed. These
suits laid claim to nearly the whole OF
the big bonanxa. and sought to obtain
about SIC. 000. 900 damages. They have
all come to grief. The cost to the mines
has been heavy and the Inconvenience
great. but they have at last conquered .
peace. aud may now See their way to q
competence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10

INQUEST. - Last evening Coroner
Hodges held an inquest upon the body
OF James Parks. found dead in his bed
a, tho Arlington House. Virginia. last
SUNDAY noon. No new facts we're elected
and the jury returned a verdict mai de-
ceased came to his death from hydro
cyanic acid administered by his own
hands. This evening at 9 o'clock an
inquest will be held upon the death OF
Robert MeM.pemy, killed yesterday III
the G. 4 G. shaft.
The North Consolidated Virginia shah
is going down at the rate Of twelve feet
Per week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
FOR Ceuasy Clerk.

Henry c. Thompson respectfully an.
nounces himself as . candidate for the
Office OF County Clerk. subject 10 the
decision Of the Democratic County Con-
vention. Mr.. Thompson has BEEN 90
long connected with the Office OF County
Clerk as deputy that things would look
wrong some way 10 he were absent.
That be Is competent this long oonneo.
ton with the Office proves and be 10
certainly honest and available. The
only thing that can be said against him
10 that he 10 an out and out Democrat,
and that will not hurt him before the
Convention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
A VOICE n o NEVADA.

From Virginia oiiya poor sufferer, almost
dsvoursd alive BY an uleerous secret dissase.
sends us bis thanks and gratitude for his 10
covery 10 h,a ID. ensetsd By those sterling god
medicin ., Dristol's s~aIspartlla and Pills.
established for "ver forty yeais. They have ths
eonndsncs OF both doctors and patients.
su1l I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
A CASE.

One Of the most extraordinary eurss on
record was thu: Of the man John Y. Herman.
dsr, residing In salt Lahs City. Who va 81
deaths door with that terrible disease Mans
mus; the best medical aid had failed 70 stop
the progress OF the mAlady, vnsn tweny.thfes
botties Of BRisTOL'S sAHBApAhiLLA and
thres phials Of BRlsroLp PILLS MADE Die
we'll man. 1yse I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10

The celebration last evening ct Ma
,ional Guard Hall. Virginia. by the
Society OF Pacific Coast Pioneers. OF the
anniversary Of the institutins OF their
Society aud the admission OF California
into the Union. was truly u grand affair.
aud one which reflected honor on the
society and credit upon all who were
engaged in getting it up and carrying IL
through.
The entertainment was Of . novel
nature. and consisted OF q festival pre-
csdsd by amussments. No cards OF in
vitaiion were issued. 1t being understood
that the individual members OF the
Society were at liberty to say "eoms"
to any person they saw ht to invite.
The consequence Was that long before
3 O'Clock. the hour fred upon for the
commencement Of the ENTERTAINMENT
the hall was alled by an anxious throng.
Here and there among the people were
seen the Pioneers smiling upon their
guests, but most OF them were too busy
and too happy to sit down and enjoy the
occasion with their friends.
The Emmett Guard Band, under j..
Mcdonald, leader. were early in attend
ance. and numbered fifteen instruments.
They introduced the performances by .
choice medley Of appropriate airs. beau
tiiully rendered.
In the absence OF President Tyrrell.
First Vice President. J. W. Noyes. called
the asssmblage to order aud stated the
object Of the meeting. He concluded
BY introducing Colonel II. II. Taylor.
Colonel Taylor made q neat and sp-
ptopriate opening speech. After er-
pressing his pleasure at seeing so large
an attendance present, be sketehed
graphically the incidents relative to the
admission Of California into the Union,
| its condition at that tune. aud the dis
covery Of gold. He pictured the strife
for the root Of all evil by those who
won't with no intention Of remaining.
bu, simply to make their pile and re-
turn. He spoke Of the discovery OF sii'
YER in the Comstock. and OF the rush
hithsr over the Sierra OF the sver-alsrt
pioneers. The speaker highly compli-
insn,ed our labor organizatons- the
Miners Union and the Mechanics Union
and spoke OF the good feeling tina bad
always existed here between the LABOR
ing man and the capitalist. His 70.
marks throughout were heartily ap-
plaudsd.
After the reading OF q communication
from the San Francisco Pioneers. music
and impromptu speeches were annouced
in order. George A. Grail sang The
DAYS Of Forty-nine' in good voice and
style, and to the satisfaction OF all.
Judge @. &. Goodwin read q poem
which WAS filled with thought and senii
msnt. This. however. he saw Ut to
withhold from publications. mistake
on his part which causes universal regret.
The duet by X. Anderson and 4.
Main WA enjoyed ~ was also Miss
Felecis Genesy's recitation OF Tom
fitch's glowing tribute to the Racine
O.. D. lRNhnr D'HrlAn GAD-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
A CARD.

To al who are suffering from the error and
indl,ers,ions Of youth. nervous weakness, Early
decay, loss OF manhood. ETC.. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. yaIE OF cuAlal,
This great remedy vas discovered BY Q mission.
airy In south America. Bsbd . self-sddressed
envelope " the REV. JOSEPH T. lNkAN,
station ID, Bibis House, New sork CITY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
Arn,.,. ,.,. n.....r

in Kinkead. J Parks. T Jose. = N Nc
Kay. ID GiidmAker. , II Harris. Mrs N A
Gavin. Mrs II Barnes. Mrs Thompson.
N n Glenn. Geo Dana. ID II Cameron. Mrs
Parker. Miss bradbury. Mrs Da,isrman.
u W Roberts. J Keller.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
COIN WANTED.

7 SHALL LEAVE FOR San FRANCISCO
J on the ioth instant 10 purchass more gocds.
consequently I now cali upon all indeblrd 10
me to come forward and cash up forthwith, - I
shall need all the money can collect and more
Store promptly aud essh up without further
notice.
ses iwk ALEx. COIN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.

A IL PERsoxs INDEBTED TO TIE
AHA civ. better hno IN q the WHITE HOUSE
ara reonested 10 mako immediate psJmsnt TO
The underplgnsd. Who 10 daily authorised, By
order Of the Unitsd states District osurt, 70
receipt fof me saRe' puIyraxAN. r,,.,...
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
PIONEERS CELEBRATION.
THE OLD BOYS AT HoAE AND
uAPPY.

Their Eatertaiamess ss Nstissai
Guard Hail Last Eveni"x-A
Large Attendance and ers"e
JsIiincatiou Souxs, speeenes
saa Recitations = Fork anu
lBeAns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
rnR PAl.AUR EATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef unesoellsd In STOREY
county. 20 70 Thomas H,fron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon, No. 7 North o street,
Virginia City. Prcsh oystsrs d all hour In
every style. Forty ninsrs Always on hand Of
night. For tasty, home style OF cooking. and
the bcst and frssl est Of all that the msffsts
Afford, the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
TT Il. apl1 n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
O. II. GALLUP.

o. n. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of oaiifor.
MA, Gold Hi, keeps constantly on hand ali
fsvorite brands Of Imported C.sars. choice bit
schaum pipes, nuts, candles. nns cutlery. and
toys and h.ncy goods OF all kinds. APIS 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
MRnICAL

This great cure for Rhsumatism. Neuralgia
and all Pains, Burns. scslds, Colds. and all
aches and pains that people and families suffer
with, IL really o wonder AID . suceess. j.
Jones, Jr. sells 10 a. Gold Hin. jsi1 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
srOCK RErORT.
ssn Franeisco .


xtI.- IN.
loo meAnow ~
IOo raymond a ~
$40 LurekA Oon'' -"'
GU yaekson.
~ nelmon.' a !, a.
90 leopard. y. ,~as
sorthern pel
IN iassey, 'oe, q,
~ hAnhAitAn. S'''''H
vi sress w
80 q and friss. or.o
iIIoA igena. I, 10; sA~
Io.o NAVAJO, "a. ~ 90.
l6t0 Endo~msn', ooe; 900
iz.o naspenus'
ivoo. nouoe, -,
900 hignoriuse.. .so. So
no 81 Louis .oc'.''s' ~
30 New Co.o' tvc q.
oso ne,tuon. 9
lV2o bodie' 49, -, %,
iJzo siivs. IiiA''
10y Sts,. 20 a.. An,
ITO Belle lsie' ''s'~
~ "A
oso n..s,sI 4 10. IL, 4 40, ~, 1 So
so SSr'sn,on'
o.y ny" Ieo a
80 nNss..I k.x.,one. C
80 oi.s,n
900 Saiax A.
Ssu Sol'e on,ei, ~. ~
w nousn ng IL
oiV puINe''
$50 aaa i..iao
- 80 ~.snA,IS 10
asvo .;.n,.I5s q. .aal5
go n.i.,Js.. az a.
: cssnn"n al 40 00
90 oI.sp"-s IN IL
!. ~ -. "a. IA,
80 peau.. IN NJ
~, W. ~o.s IN, sae. Ios
90 p,ss,.s an
~ = MI" sSa
ooo Soa %ps.iacim
sSo GoId.n Chs,iot. lOc. sjc
iao N.r,in Whits.T
1870 Leeds,
1000 Tiptop. I 81. IL
200 Golden TerrA,4
1000 ConcordiA, 15c
ITO Silver Hi, ~, 81, 5 30. 4.ss5
1860 Challenge. IL
700 DAYTON, 55c, 500
$50 Rock Island. soc. 45c
1920 New York, q 50, 2 70, ., 2 So
as5O Phil. sheridan, 8. ~, 50, 3 40. 3 80
1850 Lady washington. I. 81 AZ. $. > 50,
al
400 Ko..u,h. IN. 80
$50 Andes, 75c, SOC, y0c. 95c
2slO Wells Fargo, csc. Coo
100 North Carson, 200
LEGO Ward, 2, 1 10, 1 50. IVA
100 Mides,2
7sS scorpiou. 10, II, IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
FIRST DAY-xOSDAr. October tn.

FIRST Bsilipette Sake, for Thoroughbred
three ysar-old Miles , ocie'y TO add an amount
elual 10 entrance; dash Of one and . half niies;
entrance SO 4 , ally tbs, he. pr.,iou.ly
nlly that has won two 70 .. eight pounds sxtrs,
and an, ally that has won three races ten pounds
extra Second Ally 10 save entrance.
sRcoND-Runnins; FREQ for all thrssysar.
olds; mile and repeat; purse $500; nrst horss
$500; second hors< siss: third horss s1s.
rHIRD-Mils and repeat; pure $500; FREE
for ali horses ip Nevada; also for ell horses In
California. Grant and Lake ~eountiss, UreGoni
SIS.
FoURTH-Runuing: frss for ill; dash Of tvo
miles; entrance 800. half forfeit. soctssy 10
SECOND DlY-rUEsDAY, Oct. sth.
FIRST = rrottine; f0 class, free for al
horses 10 Nevada and counties above n
hve; pufse sSoO; frst horss $500; second horss
tias; third horss tfa.
sEcoND-rrouins; class 3ss; frss for oil;
mile beat, best three 10 Ave; pure $1,000
THIRD DAY-wEDSEsDLY, Oct. 9th.
FiRsT-Rnnning; two miles and repeat
In California and Orsson above nsiued; pare
kao0. Arst horss fa0L sfcond Hlt0. and third
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
THE PLAGUE INCREASING.
THE DEATH LIST yesterday
LARGER THAN EVER.

0essreus Response OF the North 90
Appeals % Aid-Death staiktnE
Abroad Ia she Land-Mesnphis
BecominE One Vast Cemetery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10

TEE wHLLKNowN DOUBLE DECK AND
i doubls engine steamer GOV. srkNFORD
having been purchased By Nsssrs. Hawthorne.
Turner and Pomins, svey attention VIII BE-
given 10 The snjoymsnt and accommodation Of
the travelling and pt harvesting public.
me GOV. STAMFORD will make daily
tyip- around the laks, touching u Bot springs.
rahos CITY, hcKinneyis. Emerald bay. Tanks.
Rowiand's. etc.. connecting with Benton's
Stages nom Capon Gold hiil and Virginia,
and thence 10 Taboo City ir time for Moody 4
Hunungton's stasss for Truekss and the Cen
tral Pacific Railroad.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP. sl.oo.
And The sam 70 and hon ell intsrmsdists
points
P~ssssnssrs at olsnbrook desiring u 70 30
Mekipney's vii b tak-p thsrs the %. . nisht.
for We are dstermihsd 70 faiiy accommodate
svsrybody
CAPTAIN PoxIsI 10 one Of the sblsst and
most experienced Captains Of the lats. and %
such 10 veil and fsvorsbiy known " oil irsv.
slsrp.
rhs GOV. STANFORD being the largest
steamer on the lake. her capacity and fscili.
ties for comfort and Accommodation are IN.
equaisd. Iva sm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
A L PRaPosALs

VIII b. rsesivsd d The once Of the seefsts7
Of The Nsysds 4. \. Z. society 70. the l0oL
PRIVILEGE Tor The Pair Of is1s Bid. viii b
received until September %. iefe:. Trustees
receive q. rish. 70 ,s,ses any .sa ~ pa; ~,
rruSssss claiming the sams right.
Rsno. August II. ISIS.
W. 2. CHAMBERLAIN.
PrsaaAssa.
L. L. CROCKETT. s.s,..g. s.so.a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
sIIrH DlY-sLIuRDAY, Oct. 18th.

mile nss,s, thrre IL Ave; purss 500; nSi horss
ft0O. second Sis. third SIS. Dol. L. orayss'
horps, Queen, and croeksr's MARI are barred.
WooHp-rrouing; fires for ali: mile hssts.
thrrs In ave; purre si.2oo; frt horps S1so,
second $500, third $50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10

OFFICERS OF THK JOCKEY CLUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-27

eF- In giving a concert programme a New or
leans paper announced that - Farewell TO the
Forest would be sung by mule quartet"
sS-A hotel keeper at Copenhagen has been
arrested charged with threatening to shoot the
king.
sF-The people OF Utica propose introducing
the LockpOrt steam heating sy stem, and 80 that
end VIII probably form company with capital
OF 100000 and erect works near the Mohawk
river.
rE-One man got his money out OF the e|bust-
ed' Cincinnati bank. Says the CovingtOn COM
7hoRpedlth: john Schroll, the circuit clerk OF
Campbell county, deposited $1,000 in Adae,s
bank some time ago. Yesterday he went 20 the
bank and demanded his money. at the same
time presenting pistol at the cashiers head.
He got the money.
eg-There viii be five colored democrats In
the next Texas legislature. There are two col
Ored republican legislature. The Georgia legiS-
lature contains two colored members, one OF
whom was seated by the democratic house over
q democrat.
"a frankie Chapman; daughter OF a Meth
odiSt clergyman in Jackson, Ohio, went To a
public ball in Cincinnati, where she had been
living, and drank so much with q friend Miss
Agans, that she became intoxicated. They
Miss Chapman killed her antagonist By striking
her on the head With pitcher
TEA Catholic Congress which has been held
at Lille has recommended Catholics TO abstain
from giving or attending hunting or fishing par
ties on sunday, and 20 avoid sunday travelling
except in case OF necessity. The Congress also
considered the decline OF religious aria
decline which struck every visitor 10 the eccIe-
SiaStlcal section Of the late Exhibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-27

TIE FIRST DAY or THE CONTEST FOR THE PIG
EoN SHOOTING CHAMPIoNSBIP.--The first DAY OF
the pigeon and glass bah shooting tournament
given by Capt. A. II. BOgarduS was opened In
the Brooklyn Driving Park yesterday with a
good attendance OF crack shots from different
parts OF the country. The prizes for the after
noon sport We're purse OF $500, divided, and
gold medal. Every competitor shot at twenty
single and ten double birds. The winner is tC
be called the champion pigeon shot of America,
latter to be held by MIN for TWO years against
all Corners before 1t becomes his personal PROD
erty. Ten noted shots took part in the shoot
ing. A piercing wind blew from the northeast
during the shooting. The shooting was an
nounced TO be begun at y O'Clock sharp bat it
was fully an hour later before the first shot in
the single bird contest was fired. ID. kieinman
OF Chicago killed Is out of ~; nr. B. Talbot OF
New York, "A; Tucher of Connecticut, ID: VI.
johnson OF New Jersey, ID; E. Mills, 12; Hudson
II; X. Clark, 9; 4. Nichols of Syracuse, .: y
Haight. 9, and G. Z. Gildersleeye OF Brooklyn s
~. \. San, 26th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-27
A BABY BURNED TO DEAru N HIS Cu,rT

BABY BURNED TO DEATH IN HIS CHAIR
Mrs. Mary Brien, widow with two small chill
dren, OF 6S Willow street, HobOken went out to
make some purchases on Monday evening, and
in order 10 prevent any accident to the chill
dren, both boys and aged two years and four
months respectively. She turned the lamp down
very low and tied the baby in a rOcling-chair
with blanket. Before she had gone block
from the house she was recalled by one OF the
neigbborS who said there was fire in her
apartments. The frightened mother ran home
and found the baby'S clothing burning. DR..
Findar applied variety of remedies. but the
baby died OF his injuries a few hours after
Tie two-year-Old boy told his mother that he
had set IRE to a pile Of paper which he had
placed under his little brothers chair to keep
him warm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-27
THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN GEORGETOWN, d. c., AT AUCTION.
By virtue of two deeds of trust, bearing date IL
the I'd day of May. 1877. and duly recorded in EM
Liber S5l, folios 312 and 315 one of the land .Hs
records for the District of Columbia. shall SELL on
the premises. on FRIDAY the Sd day of January,
1879 at O'clock and at the request of the party Sc
cured thereby the following described real estate
being parts of Lots numbered At and 4S, in Hol-
mead's addition to Georgetown, beginning for the
same at point So feet inches south OF the north
east corner OF said lot numbered fortyeight, and
running thence ten feet nine inches south on the
west line OF Monrot street thence west f9rty-eght
nine INCHES thence east fortyeight feet four-and
onehaf inches. to place of beginning,
Also parts OF lots numbered forty seven and forty
eight. same addition to Georgetown, beginning for
the same at point forty-four feet and nine inches
south of the northeast of said lot numbered
forty eight, running ten feet nine inches south on
the west line of Monroe street; thence west forty
eight feet four inches then north ten feet
nine inches then east forty eight feet fourandone
half inches to the place of beginning, improved by
two new twO-story Brick Houses
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest at per cent. per annum until
paid. Conveyancing and recording at cost of pur-
chaser. deposit $50 required on each parcel sold
at time of sale. If the terms of sale not
Piled with IN seven days after day OF SALE the Trus-
tees reserve the right TO resell the property at the
risk and cost Of defauiting purchaser after five
days advertisement
WILLIAM CLABAUGH,} n,u,u.
dec20-eOd MAYHEM PLATTER, Ar"otoes.