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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
THE DRAMATIC SEASON.

The regular fail theatrical season In several Of our
metropolitan theatres Will be formally opened to-
morrow night, and before the 10Th Of September
every place OF In New York will be in full
blast Several Of the theatres have already opened
their doors and enjoying the eager patronage
which seems foretsll greater successes hereafter
Amoug these are the Filth Avenue Theatre, which has
opened with Miss Mary Anderson In 'sIpgomar;' the
Union Square, which Is giving us "OIivia," although
III the guse Of preliminary season. and the Graud
Opera House. whore for the past week might have
Witnessed ssfhc Danites." Last evening the manage
mcut OF the Park Theatre threw open It's doors on
"Hurricanes, new American play, by Bronson
Howard, and tomorrow night Jarrett Palmer
will introduce Miss Genevieve Ward al Booths.
The Lyceum Theatre viii also be opened by MIR. Den
man Thompson the comedy drama OF 'Joshua
Wnitcomb,r we'll known but always interesting
may whicn long experience in his hands has made
attractive. Mr.. JOSH Hart raises his banner
over the ST. James Theatre, on Twentv-third street.
and proposes to give q nrst cass variety enter
tainment which will be novel in that To-
calty. Tho place has been handsomely redt;cd
The San Francisco Minstrels with the old favorites
Backus, Birch and Wambold, have returned. and
likewise make their appearances tomorrow evening
with several enjoyable features Wnllack's. tho
Standard, the Broadway ana Nucndorrs German
Theatre yet quite ready for the blaze OF glory
that is supposed 10 the opening OF their DOORS
but will be heard In due time. The Staot
theatre. the Theatre Comique the Theatre Brighton,
Ntblo's tho Aquarium and Gilmorc's Garden are
already the scenes OF nightly attraction ana thus the
season Is being inaugurAted with an enthusiasm on
the Dart OF the public and the managers that verihes
the predictions which have been made In The coluH ns
Of The HERALD concerning IT'S success
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
MISSING PERSONS.

The following named persons have been reported
missing at Police Headquartsrs:- ssh. t.a
Herbert k Matthews, seventeen years Of ago. ave
feet ten Inches height brown hair aud eyes, smooth
face, brown tweed suit, straw hat, with black band
He has missing IRON hts place Of business, No
Bowling 0resn, sisce the 29tn ulI HIS residences 10
No. 221 West Fifteenth strook
inches bign, gray hair, bus eyes. ful gray beard
black rocx coat, plaid pants sud vcss. Dcroy hat.
gniter shoes. Supposed 10 Dc insane kissing IRON
Mslrose.
Richard Schubert, thirty years Of age, ave fses
seven inches IN height dark brown nair, dark eyes,
smooth lace lgh, array ssit, ,gaiter shoes, Panama
hat. Residence not stated
At three O'Clock on Thursday afternoon Richar1
Schubert Of Chesves street, Brooklvp, Ieh HIS homo
Ter telling his he Rosg "a call on one Frsus
Oostsrrich lawyer OF No. % Cedar street, regarding
some property owned ny him In Germany. He has
not returned nor been heard OF sinoe Considerable
anxiety IL tet ov hts friends as ne vas 10 the nabt
OF carrying large sums Of money about hrs person.
He Is described n medium sized man, thrty.oae
years OF are, smooth isce and rather ssoat at
tired IN gray SUIT Of Clothes Panama hat and he'd o
han dson watch and chain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
AFFRAY On A STEAMBOAT.

Judge Johnson, OF Port Richmond, Staten Island,
issued warrant yesterday for tho arrest OF EdwsrS
Mersereau on complaint Of Michael Gleason, ALAG
stokes, who alleges That Msrsereau attempted TO take
lio THURSDAY last BY firing Ave pistol shots NJ
him. Mcrscrsau and Gleason ara both employed OF
the Thomas Hunt. OF The North Shore Jerry
fVrmcr mate aui tho latter rs deck hand. IL
appears, that on Thursday the Thomas Hunt was al
Port RichEond ianding taxing passengers aboard,
aud while Two aged ladies were crossing The
plank Gleason took hold OF II and began
moving IT, nearly throwing the ladies over.
board. Aorsoresu reprinAsded Gleason, where.
upon the latter began 10 abuse him
Hot words nassed betwcen the men and Glcasoa
caught hold Of Ncrsercau, threw him ON the dect
ana poundsd him 10 terrible manner IL 10 alleged
that he then attempted 70 throw him overheard on'
When the mate regainod his feet no drew MS 70.
vover ana Hred Ave snou; but none oil thsm took
sT, CT During this scene OF the rest Of the
crew offered any assistance, bat calmly looked oa.
Merscrcau, who Is described as aquict and indus
trious man. will bring counter charge against Glea-
son OF arsault with intent TO xii.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
THEODORE THOMAS BENEFIT.

M. Theodore Thomas having expressed q desire 70
have tho services OF Miss Emma Abbot, the vocalist,
on the occasion Of hts beneft which takes place at
Gilmores Garden, September H. and that lady having
had snch desire conveyed 10 her, promptly sent The
following nots:-
s5i Firm AvESux, August 20 1873.
Mr. TuKopoRE THonAs
DraR sIn-l feel ve-y highly conpimeated at the wish
you expressed 20 have NE slug the night Of benefit
to inform th ut shall an
give services that occasion. Deeply rsgrettnE
all music lovers must, your departure from the city
where you much the divine artr have
the honor to remain. faithfully yours, EMMA ABBOT.
Mr.. Thomas replisd an folIows;--
TO Miss ELSA Asaorri-
Your hind n-te received this morniuS. The snsf
give your services AZ my bsnont coucert acceps with
thanks and 20 be able ~arly
day. Yours sincerely, rHkODORE THOMAS,
6ILnonss 0AapKS, August 81, 1878.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01

PATTERSON, Messrs Frank Sanger, j. r. Grismer and
Mr. William CuiIingten, the latter appearing In
the part Of Cutter, coiored servant On Mr. James
Lewis devoived not httlc OF the COMO portion OF
the play, and bis make up and acting were among tho
most enjoyable features OF the evening
TAKEN all in all "Hurrcanes" COM
msnces thestricai lie under auspfoious
conditions, and Possesses elements that likely TO
secure for II place quite high up In tho scale
Mr. Brenson's COMEDY, r"Saratoga-" the
one act entitled "Oid Love Letters" also
written BY Mr. Howard, and presented for the hrst
time Mrs Agnes Booth and Mr. Joseph K. Whting
pcrsonated the only two characters. IL IL nero
sketch, and pleasant enough 10 occupy hail hour or
80, but contains nothing stronger than q string OIL
bright epgrams to make IL memorable.
The absence Of flowers sent TO the stage at the
sxpcnse OF the management; The hearty recep-
ton Of tho artists and the author on being
called before the curtain the beauty OF the scenery
and tho Improvement Of the orchestral music under
the direction OF Mr. William Winners were noteworthy
features oil the enter nmsnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
THE MISSING LAWYER.

No trace has yet been discovered Of the Whereabouts
Of Baraut dc Clyns Anthony, whose disappearance
was ohroniced in yesterdays HERALD, although The
detectives have been energetically trying u
pierce the mystery OF his disappcarance
Irving Elliot, the friend with whom 40.
thoDy visited the Theatre Comque cailcd al
the twentieth precinct and told all no knew about
his young friend On being shown the white derby
hat the Russian leather p0cketb0ok ana The hghe
cane iousd AZ the pier a. Thirtesnth avenue. ne Al
once recognized them as those Of Young Anthony.
Elliott says he noticed nothing m she appearance Q!
suicide. He was cheerful and seemed 70 enjoy the
performance very much. Elliott says that when he
lou nd his friend did not come 70 nis house he
counted for IL by saying that no had changed his
mind and gone to mis- homo in 1I2d street The river
in the neignborhood OF rwensy.hfth street was yes
terday dragged Tor tho body, bat without results.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01

The members of HUDSON County N. J) Board
OF Health yesterday paid visit 10 the Jersey City
Cemetery, on Newark avenue, Tor the purpose Of
learning uutn OF the statements madc In relation
70 condition Of the vaults In one vault eighty
ave bodies were found indiscriminateiy packed
together, and In the lower vault the
osmmittce wore horridsd NJ what met then
gaze Boxes filled With human bones we're
lying about loosely and there ais cofnns piled
on Top Of each otner These he'd rostcd away that
from some the heads Of oorpsss prOsrsded and IRON
others the limbs ana vestebrm stuok out The smell
Was arc ksuisg and inc sspt Ebsstiy ~ the eatscms
ne com mtse lett with0ut offering any SUGGESTIONS
~ 10 the proper disposal Of the remains, bat 10 boz
icved that they viii Icy tns matter before TOE Grand
Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
PLEASURE BAY SHOOTING CLUB.

The Pleasure Bay Shooting Club met on their grounds
In front OF Prices Hotel this afternoon. Tho nrsi
event Of the meeting was match be'weeH
George S. Lamphear and w. Green on th'
one side against B. West and D. slocum,
each to shoot ten birds. according 70 tbs
Hurlipgnam rules LAmphear killed birds and
missed i; Siocum killed 8. missing his first and
eighth birds; w. Green killed J, havng missed hIs
first NTH md eighth birds. West killed total oil
b,rds mssing his second sevsBth eighth and ninth.
the match being won by Lamphsar and Greon BY
Total OF 10 birds killed against IA killed by West
and Slocu,u. match was then shot ~ giass balls
between william Green ana William Decon, each 10
shoot fifteen balls. The match was won by Decon,
he break ng IA out OF the Is bs, while Green only
smashed IS.
Aswscpstakes, miss and 60 ont, Was next won By
D. Socum, and the sport closed with sweep at dou.
Die balls that won by b West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
YACHTING.
REGATTA OF THE MONMOUTH BEACH YACHT
a cLUB-rHR ELISHA D. AND IDEAL THE WIN
MFRS


[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LONG BRANCH, August 81, 1878
The Monmouth Beasn Yacht Club sailed CORN
THAN regatta to-day on Pleasure Bay. The yachts,
owned BY eottaaers q Monmouth Beach, were sailed
by their respective with stationary ballast
Tho. WIND promised to be iair and the fol-
lowing boats were entered In the jb and
mainsa class-Ths Berthe, 80 iest; Elena d. q feet
Sadie, 10 feet inches, and Bubble, Is Ieet inches.
In the caibnat class were the Gwendolen, II feet;
is feet 6 inches. Tho boats got away about tive
O'Clock with moderate breeze from ths
southeast tho Sunshine leadiag with the close
up. The Elena d. and the Ideal then went &c ths
winning first prizes their respective classes by about
nve minutes, correct lime The second prizos
by the Said and the Gwendolen, after closely con-
tested The sharpe BERTHE threw aside her leg-of
splendid suit OF jib and mainsails and sailed exhi-
biiou with outraged ballast over the course,
taKing the lead anu turning The nome sakeDoat
eight or ten minutes before the Elena d., but with
out any benent 10 tho victor, az sho DID not
sail according 70 the regulations OF the race. The
distance sailed over ten-milo course and The
time occupied about TWO hours aud twenty
minutes. The wind was STEADY throughout the
race, with slight appearance OF threatening
storm, which did not prevent the many visitors from
being present. the bay was crowded with pleasure
parties, match also sailed Detweeh the Lcn0ra,
GA ned by Mr. Lamphear of Pleasure Bay, and the Liz
ze r. own ed by Rathbone Bro-., OF Little SILVER The
start made with tho Lenorn in the lead, bus be-
fore passing the first buoy the Lizzie r. showed In
'front.' holding the load we'll on TO the homesretch,
when the Lenora closed the gap and again TOOK Tho
lead which she neld the duish but losing the race
by about and halt minutes according 70 the cor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
oRpER or DANCING.
The programme was as iollows:--

Refreshments were served NJ eleven o'clock, after
which dancing was resumed. Taken aitogetner the
bali was success anu the English vfncers were we'll
pleased with the cour,esies sho own them.
HosP1rALirfks ON ruk BELLERorHoS.
Hts Excsllency 0evernor Van Zandt, accom-
panied by Mayor Bedlow and mis- chief
Of stan, Colonel Honey, called upon and
luncbsd with Vice Admiral Ingiedeid aud
the oncers OF hor Two consorts board the flagship
Belierophon this afternoon. rh-y were received by
the Admiral ana by Captain darcy Irvine, OF tho
Bellcrvphon; Csptsin sullivan, OF the SIRIUS, and
Captain Harris oil the Argus, and the Admrais 500
rotary. The guard presented arms M they stepped
on board and the band played ..Hah TO the
Chief" Alter the usual greeting they retired 10
the cabin, whore they enjoyed a social chat During
gave an excsilcnt concert. wnen the Governor took
his departure he was honorsd with the customary
saate.
Lieutenant Pssst and wife, NE Stevens, werc also
Included IN the party VINO Iunched with The Admiral
~ the same time.
THIS noon General A. A. Humphreys, accom- panied
by Generals Warren ana Brcwcrton aod Captain Heap,
OF the Engineer corps visited the Bccrephon upon
Invitation OF the Admiral, and General Humphreys
was honercd With a salute OF clever guns
ENGLAND AND FRANCE
This afternoon Admiral lngisheid dnsd with the
rrsnch Minister and low invited Ruests, tncIuoing
Mr. John Carey, Jr, OF New YORK Sir Edward morn
ton and Mayor Bcdlow, VI Newport.
rAonrswAN's oowrtfnySrs,
Cosufnod0vs Kane, or ths New tofh wasn't uiuu, PAS
ofhciaIy called upon the Admiral and presented the
compliments OF the club, wh,ob compliment was dul y
aoknowieged. Tho Com mcdore to-day sailed past me
Bellerephon In the Restless and nrsd salute, which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
uJAxg suoRR''-rnE cuARAcrrRs.

A MANAGBR'S CRtVlCJsMs
seem be most interested, M. Palmer. lot me ask
you, OF vous recent return from Europe, how
ssWhne In London and Paris l all OF the ORA
matte productions in those cities Un,il the question
Of peace or war was dsnnitsly settled business
very dull since tina. time it mas revived"
.'How do English and French actors compare with
our owu?' iF .'s.t
"In my judgment the French are much superior TO
the English Their expressive angua assists
them IN the delivery OF their lines and there Is
which invariably adds the strength Of play be-
II aids the development OF the thought OF the
own but think No have In America much superior
expcneun oil Shakespeare. VITA the exception Of Mr..
Irving, Herman vszn and or Two others there arc
no actors IN London who Al 70 the public salts
faction leading roles"
t.Wnat DO you THINK OF lrvng?"
~ don't think ne would succeed 10 this country.
He eccentric, full of strange mannsrsms and would
not please cur OLD Shakespeariun scholars As q
mciodrama.ic actor In the Bellies ana Charles l.
ne is simply charming Herman vozIn. who, by the
BY IL American, strong ana conscientious actor
~ every par. which DC unaors, Ina a.mo,. W q,
DR.. Primrose In OLIVIA created great sensation
In iac, no Of the ohiet features OF the piece
The OF tho ACTORS compare favorabiy with our
own. Tn0y are better and worse. +"
NO NOVELTIES ABROAD.
'what did you nnd among dramatic novelties while
abroad?"
hing-absoiu.sly nothing. There many
failures among the dramasio writers Of France and
England as there In America 1t Is only here and
there that writer comes TO the 'front.' The assertion
may be surprising bat II Is nevertheless true
that not . single novelty has been success
fully produced during tho Exposition. The
old spectaces have been made 10 do duty for
tho masses, and strangers seem content with the
enjoy msnt which lney Afford. Under the circum-
Stances am satisfied in returning home TO na such
an excellent condition OF affairs existing. New york
offers a. many opportunities 10 manager whose aim
IL present hrs, class dramas with nrst class people
rs any city in the world and whilo my experience
abroad has been somewhat suggestive has fortified
the opinion had before went away-to wit, that we
have in our midst abundant material Tor theatrical
succcsa l waiting now for strong American
play"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01

Rivss Mrs W. q Bossou ,........... ~ 500
koserss fatrman. Phtladelpha. ....... oS.5o0
Rogers, Professor W Boston. $1,000
Russell Charles H., New York I'll, 300
Rutherford Lewis NJ New YORK ~. 200
Sam pson, Joseph (deceasedl New York...... 6S 500
Sands Manlon, New York Al, 900
ssndord, hnson h., New York. ~ 900
shaw, Quuinoy A.. boston ........... AZ, 900
Sheldon, frederic and vile. New York. oo.3O0
sherman, Mrs W. Watw New York. 54,500
Sigourney, Henry tdeceasedL Boston ...... II. 100
Stevens, Mrs. Y. w.. New York ..... 70, 600
Stevens. Mrs. Marietta r., New York ..... a. 400
Stevens, Paran (dsceasedj Now York 66.200
stockton, Mrs. N. A., Boston. .............. "a 900
Stout, Mrs A. g., New York. $4,000
swami, Hon. Thomas, Baltimore. 49,. ....... 47,50O
Taiiar Henry A. Q. deceased New York;. "a. 400
Thorp, Albert D., Jr.. New York. .......... $4,000
Iinany, Baltimore. ....,........ 10, 900
torrance. Daniel New York Il. 800
Travers, William r.. and wiis New York..... 80, 800
Twsrdy, Edmund, Observation-Disclosures. SO. 800
Tyler. George f., Philadelphia ..........., "a OuO
WARD, Mrs. ii. NJ. New York -, ....... 2O,800
weaver, Joseph B., New York ............. So, 700
Metmore, g. r., New York .................. 6l3 200
Mhltlns, Mrs. Sarah s., New YORK ... so. 500
wnett EDWARD N, Philsdelphia ......... 81, 100
Wiling. Edward s., New York........... ~, 100
mans, Ihomas (deceasedl Baltimore. ...... SO, 100
Wolfe, Miss Catherine L., New YORK 81 800
Mooos. Aarsnal, Providence. ............ 2S 500
Woodwerth, A \, New YORK ............ rs. 500
Wycth, mrs G. A. New York ... $4,000
Wye'h. MISS aary I. (decsssedl New York S2.7O0
The rate OF taxation this year is IS TO- an increase
OF u ~ from last ycar The valuation is put down
as iolows:-
Real estate. :. .... e1s osO oo0
AS'A' '@N''.''.... .................ss.. 7,27OeoO
S25 800 loo
Inc Total tax levied amounts to. $500 6S2 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01

vas ackno wledged by the band playing on board ana
the dipping of the colors Mr.. and Mrs outrey ana
Sir Edward thornton we're on board OF the Restless
the time. liItf fff tF ft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05
rO-DAY's NEWS.

Our columns are so crowded with our
local celebrations to-day that a large
MAS Of kilograms are u~nayoidably con-
aligned to the waste basket. The follow
ing IL q brief summary Of the news
from all parts Of the world. which they
contain.
DIR. j. G. Ayers. the patent medicine
man Is dead. President Hayes took
part at the centennial celebration. ct
wilkssbarre. Pennsylvania, yesterday. Of
the Wyoming massacre. The celsbra-
ton in New York yesterday was sz-
ceptionally quiet. In New England
there wa . very general celebration.
In Paris . grand concert was given In
honor OF American Independence in the
Music Hall Of the TrOeadero Palace. A
heavy rainstorm in Pennsylvania washed
away the Allegheny Valley railroad in
evsral places, and laid waste the grain
fields. James Millars. q Philadelphia
boy Of ~ years, while playing with 4
pistol, shot his father dead. Tit
Government anticipates q serious cam
paign on the frontier against the hostile
Indians this Summer.
The Berlin Congress sat three hour
yestsr lay discussing the qusstions Of thu
Danube and the indemnity. The chic
points In regard to the former were ar
ranged by providing for the free navigA
ton. instead OF the neutrality OF thu
Danube. thus throwing 1t open to thu
commerce Of all nations. IL appears
that neither Batoum nor the Greek ques
lions were touched upon. Fears are eI
pressed that difficulties concerning the
former may cause a prolongation OF the
Congress. The Russian papers com
ment angriiy on the reports that Eng
land intends to oppose the cession oil
Batoum. II 10 said that the Congress
has decided to elect the Prince Of Bull
Qaria itself. New difficulties have arisen
between Austria and Montenegro. Count
Andrassy. II seems. is resolved that Mon
tsnsgro shall not retain any possessions
ON the right bank Of the Dojana. Tur'
key has assentsd to the Austrian oeca'
patton OF Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05

TIE Michigan Supreme Court has
Just decided a s25. 900 suit. in which
Mr.. Tilden is interested. against him.
1, was brought by tho laborsrs in some
Lake Superior mines. in which he is a
large owner. who want to get some
uapes due them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05

An extremely simple method Of test
ing the ge~nuineness Of diamonds Is givsn
in q letter to the London Times: IL the
specimen is immersed in water. should
Il DO . diamond 1t will sparkle with al
most undiminishsd light and brilliancy
Of color but IL 1t be spurious, whether
paste or rock crystal. the "hre" OF the
jewel will be completely quenched.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05
the FOURTH IN CARSON.
now 1T MAS CELEBRATED In
THE STATE CAPITAL

Governor bradley NJ the Head OF
the Grasd Proeesstes-The Girts'
Hand = Prominent feature-rhe
Poem, By Hon. q. q.
Jadge Ieoasrd's Orasien-ftne
sport ~ tins Rsee-rrsek The
nall ~ shs opera House Carson
FILLED with visitors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05

And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board OF Dircctors, made on the 18th day
OF Mag, 1878, 90 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock - NAV be necessary Will be
sold 81 public auction. at the once Of the
Company. Room A, No. S07 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California, on TUESDAY.
the $50 day Of July. 1879. ct the hour Of u
o'clock 4. OF said day. TO pay said delinquent
yertising and expenses OF this sale.
y. 4. LUTY, Secretary.
Ohhce-Room A, 5r Montgomery street,
Ban Francisco. California. Ustd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05

In 1858 W. G. Byrant said Of Henry
Ward Beecher : "He would make a
good actor ; he is out Of place in the
pulpit" Mr.. Beechsr gets even in 1878
by calling "Thanatopsis a pagan
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05

soxr Of the Coast papers insist that
Professor Hayden has been surveying
the Same hitherto unknown fields year
after year and discovered the same
highest mountains half a dozen times.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05

The earliest mention Of coral occurs
In an inventory OF Alianore de Bohun.
about 1921. in which q paternostsr Of
coral Is described as belonging to the
treasures Of Margaret de Bohun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05
NEW TO-DAY.
r EyrArHAN MINING COMPANY.

IL Location Of principal Place OF pusluess'
San Fiancisco, California.
storey county. Nevada.
Notice.-Thsre are delinquent upon the fol-
loving-described stock. On account OF assess-
ment mo, u levied on the 18th day OF Nay,
1878, tbs several amounts set opposite tho
names Of the respective shareholders, -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05

sAm . lady to the famous actor Gar
rick 81 wish yon were taller"
Madam" replied the wit. "how happy
/ should be to stand higher in your esti-
nation ?"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05

SIN THOMAS UnQuuAKr. the translator
OF "Rabslais." had twenty-five brothers
and eleven sisters. all Of whom were
living at the same time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05

THxnE never was but one man Who
never committed q fanlt.-Hd Prorerb.
And We are afraid the world will never
look upon our like again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05
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.