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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05
Saturday, July 20, 1873.
ub.COmmittees.

Sub.C0mmittees.
on CARS ". D. c. Gibson. A. j.. Tyrrsli.
4. l.. Edwards, j.. II. Mills.
ON GRousDs-w. y. Shepard. J. y. Ksnsen.
ON Muslc-h. Holmes. O. Finney. W. II.
Meserve.
ON MILITARY - @. C. Bsttermsn. @. n.
Brown, ". I. AUDI.
ON PRINTING An. Detcn, j. W. Noyes,
X. x. Lowery. a. l.. kdwards.
on AMrsRMENrs-Col n. n. Taylor. q.
Pixl.y. r. II. Lindsay. WV. Hobart. L. I. For,
Lee Me0ovn.
ON aArrs-0. yinnsy. O. Hast. J.. 3. Peck.
Mining Invitation Committee.
8. L. Jones, !. O. Fair. o. T. curtis, o. @.
Goodwin.
Conductors and Ticket Collectors.
D. BAksr, Frank Morrill,. W. W. Tinker.
q. Nys. LAwrenes Kelly. W. p. Bennett. John
Cunningham. Clans Becker. John vandevster.
q. W. Pryer. L. wintsrmantle. W. y. Bowler.
Commissaries.
L. Morris and A. .. Drill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.


Tho Board Of County Commissioners
met this morning at II O'Clock. Chairman
shepperd presiding.
Tho report Of the County physicisn for
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05
A PRIZE MEDAL


Worth SIS. given By the society. will Be COO.
tested for In . GRAND rARoEr sno0TiN0
TOURNAMENT By picked teams or squads
from each Of the military companies In tho
state. and various Interesting umes and amuss-
ments will snllven the occasion.
THE BEST MUSIC IN TnR STATE
sp.eious hall on the grounds ali who desire can
Indulge IN dancing.
PERFECT SAFETY AND STRICT ORDER
will be secured By special conductors and
guards on the tnins and by . large and e1ncient
force Of deputy sherns and special policemen,
under the command OF the Sheriff OF washoo
county. and selected hoIa the Ronssrs than
sslves.
NO IMPROPER OR OBJECTIONABLE
CHARACrKRB will Be allowed either ON tho
cars or on the uounds. and all possible attsp-
tiou VII Be psid 70 the comfort sad pleasure Of
the Csssts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05

The celebration Of the one hundred and
second anniversary Of American indcpen-
denee at Virginia City yesterday passed OF
according : o programme. The day Vas
,.bs,.l in With The thunder Of cannon,
c--..-. p,-.,y.x.,. ,,,,r.r, s,,ng
company a, r"s' Ns'.a. A,Aisy n
lO2 gum. The nag OF the free Wa nuns
10 the breeze from Mt. Davidson when tho
ar., y,n ~ an. ..lu,o VA Ard. Al an
~. ~. A
early hour 'he peop'e " 'ne 'i'J "
the glories Of the day and from tho country
round .bout vehicle. loaded with men.
=. -, roving
"oneh hnu eniiufen "eio ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05
T THE EXERCISES

There was general hilarity and good
feeling manifested throughout the city.
Friend greeted friend. and knots formed
on the streets and public places for social
converse. There were few excesses In.
Obliged | n for such q national holiday. and
no accidents Of any moment occurred 70
mar the festivities OF the occasion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05
PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS

BOWERS MANSION N,
wAsnoE VALLEY,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05
FIRST DIVISION.


Chief Of Police and squad. mounted.
Grand Marshal. Jonas sssly.
Chief Aid. N. N. Stone.
Major General L. T. Fox and Stan.
BrigAdier General @. G. Batterman and
Staff.
Emmett Guard Band.
Montgomery Guard.
Emmett Guard.
sarsheld Guard.
National Guard.
Company A, First Nevada Artillery.
President and Oficers Of the Day In Car
riagss.
Federal Officers In Carriages.
Board Of County Commissioners. County
and Township 0fhccrs In Carriages.
Board Of Aldermen In Carriages.
SECOND DIVISION.
Assistant Marshal and Aids.
National Guard Band.
Union and Confederate Veterans,
Pacific Coast Pioneers,
Mexican Veterans,
Car OF State representing tho original
Thirteen Colonies. Miss Emma
Pirley As Goddess Of Liberty.
Virginia Turn verein Society.
Italian Societies,
SAzarAe Lying Club.
Young America by Children.
Captain Bob. Captain johnson and forty
two hammered Piutes, naked to tho
the waist and painted TO
h~ideousness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05

tional weakness and fears Of future
peril.
With q system Of government such a.
this, where the hand Of oppression Ia never
felt where thought II free. and aotion 10
circumscribed only BY the boundaries OF
public safety ; where the people make their
own laws and oil the ofices OF their own
creation ; where there IL no titled road TO
power. and every avenue Of honor and dis
tinetion 10 open alike 70 poverty and 10
wealth /; with such . government. In tho
name OF God. what change could there be
for the betterf Would an intelligent and
thinking people tear down . temple dedi-
Gated 10 human freedom. and on is ruins
erect . fortress for the protection Of tyr
annyf Would they deliberately shackls
their wi wrists. and place Q scourge In
the hands Of others for their own backs 7
Tho very thought Is . suggestion Of insan.
iy.
But who are the people OF tho United
Statesr The men whose voices direct,
whose arms sustain. and whose patriotism
eupobles the Hepublicf Not the low
browed and mustered thousands who win
dishonest and uncertain bread In the dark
alleys and sunless by.wsys Of great cities /;
Who grow like noisomo weeds st the feet
Of o~pulence, and barter their manhood for
The crumbs that fall from the tables Of the
rich |; who live In squalor and Tester In
ain. with desperate want pointing the way
10 immortality and crime until their hearts
become y foul - their purposes. - law
~. 4. their surroundings ; who drag In
lie enters the mantle Of citzenship. and
Win every election crawl forth to sell their
ballots 70 the highest bidder or cas-, thsm
without price 70 swell tho malorisss Oh
misrule and dishonesty. a..
Nor need We look for them among the
slothful and improyident vagAponds VIZ
roam with simicss life from place 70 place,
and for their broad Icy tributeon the fssrs
and charities Of those who sov y reap.
No-a thousand timss no The people
Of the United States-those whose acts en-.
title them 10 the name Of ciuzen-and
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-16
4 rprNou nhvs;cian declares that to

A FRENCH physician. declares that to
be free from liability to yellow fever
one has ouly to drink boiled water.
yellow fever being the exclusive result
of drinking water that has become
corrupted, and that if one is attacked
bv the disease he will be enred in
twenty hours If he will only drink
large quantities Of boiled water. even
Ia the midat Of the vomitings.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-16

A we'll ordered farm. well chosen
stock, comfortable buildings, neatly
kept garden, roadway or entrance way,
gates well hung. fences we'll kept,
shade trees, ornamental shrubbery, paint
without and whitewash within--all
these are worth more to farmer in
money value than few hundred doll
ars carefully scraped together and jeal.
ously boarded and loaned to needy
neighbors at interest. No investment
pays so well as money judiciously
spent in farm improvements. Drain
ing wet lands will pay SO to 100 per
cent on its cost every year; good
roads will pay equally AS we'll; good
roads will turn their cost every year /; a
gate will save its cost in . short time;
a good fence will save its whole cost in
one night; . we'll kept garden. neat
lawn. orchard and shade trees, which
need not cost hundred dollars. have
added ten times that amount to the
value of Q farm, and the comfort and
self respect gained through the outlay
for these and for their possession are
worth more than the cost.--New York
Times,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-16
An EXTRAORDINARY SuBsIpENcE.

An EXTRAORDINARY SUBsIDENCE.-
A little village in the neighborhood Of
Draguignan, France, has lately been
the scene of remarkable subsidencs
which has attracted the curious from
all directions. An eliiptical tract OF
ground. says Nature, containing over
10. 600 squire feet. sank gradually one
day. accompanied by loud noises until /.
it left an orificc OF over 100 feet In
depth. with water at the bottom.
Numerous trees aud vines disappeared
completely 10 the depths OF the new
lake. A similar depression on similar
scale occurred in the same vicinity a
century ago. and both the phenomena
ara attributed to the action OF sub'er-
rsnean streams.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
DIED.

AYEG-Jamcs z. Aver, OF LOweB. Mas.
Reaiives RELATIVE u and friends ayed to attend
BALDwIN-on wednesday the Sd inst, Sarah Wade widow
Funeral services Saturday July o'clock, at her Late
residence. S3d-sL. Of BOulfyarl'
Relatives and ends are invited to aItend without iurher no
tce.
CURRER-on wednesday Sd inst Hannah Currier in the
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
West 27th-st, OF Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
DowLINGon Thursday Jolly the Rev. john DOwling. D.
Notice ,1 Of n: funeral hereafter
Du BOIs-At the residence Of her sonLnlaw, william NJ
skinner IN White Plains MestcLester County on July L.
ISIS Caroline Du Boiz wife OF the late Rev. George Du
Notice OF funeral in saturdays Herald.
FOsTER-sudaeny, Of whoopng cough on Thursday July
Funeral the residence h grandaiher Dr. J. Foster
HAKKNEss- Jersey CITY Thursday morning. July 4.
the Harkncs NJ D. In The 18Th year Of his age
CIV ana acGuantances Of the deceased belonging TO tho
Prtsbuy Of York, are invited 70 attend me nheIa ser
above va:ick st. SATURDAY Jgy g. q II oeioeE without
Intement at FishkIll y. Y.
HIGGINs-Juy p 1873 Mrs sarah Higgins widow OF VII
eaIyes ana friends are invited % attend her funeral Fri
dan Jth inst from her late residelce Mount ksco' at
JESKINs-on 4th day. 7th month Sd 1873 Hannah widow
ofSiVauus jenkins. IN the SSH year o. her age -,
Friend, family invited 70 ateud er funeral from
East 2i,i.st on 7ti day, inst at 10 o'c.ooz
JEFFERYs-on the 2l tuss, sarah B. wife OF William JEFF
Fnpers sers ees Ni be held at Calvary NJ. Church.
-Jrauge Junction. on FRIDAY. jth inst, al ,. m.
R.pri,e and friends are invited 30 be present -
Carriages WIN Be found al the depot connecting With 2So
rtea talU n. ~ ana Chicigo papers please copy
KiMBALI-In Jersey City Ju'y at his late residence
76 PaciHc.aye Gardiner =, second son Of the late David =
ana Ann Eliza kmba. and sonin-aw OF the late Isaac B
culver aged 81 years. -,
Relatives and friends Of the family invited to attend his
funeral On Friday July AZ o'clock p In from the re-
formed Dutch Church. COmmunipaW ave- uaiayetel Jer.
sey City.
pRiME-At Huntington L. L. July g. Claudus B. Prime.
tht % ;
Funeral on SATURDAY, July g. p m, from his late resi-
deuCC.
REID-On wednesday, July 3, James Gilmore Reid in the
4J:h wear Of bis
late residence 10 West 3Otas, ON Friday the 1th hsi at
3OC)ck =. m
Interment Greenwood
sTORM-At Poughkeopsie. n. Y, Wednesday. Jay 3,
1873 susan widow OF Abraham c. Storm. NJ the
Ssth year Of her age. .-----, -,
her late residence - North Hamilton S. POughkcepse On
Saturday, at IL O'clock a. n without further notice
WEEKS-At Chappaqua. y. Y, Monday, July !, Abraham
Weeks s0niuaW the late William Nariln aged % years
Relatives friends respectfully invited 70 attend he iu
neral Chappaqua Westinghouse, on frdaJ, July D. az
II IN. . - ,o
Carriages waiting at Chappaqua on arrival Of the 1880
m. train from Grand Central Depot
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
LONG BRANCH NOTES.

I,oSG Branch, n. j., July "A sultry
manning followed by brisk wind from the southeast
yhitecrested blue dancing In the sunlight and
heavy surf later an sky, with occasional NUT
terings OF thunder5uch to-day at the Branch Ihe
botI piazzas and the promenade along the blum were
,gv with bunting and thrOn.cd with people Guests ar
Tsd ye,tery such numbers thht some OF the hotcls
,,re nnbe 10 meet the demands made upon thenl Inc
VT End and Ocean Hotels, especially are ned To re-
petion and the United states presents n1taDo con
trns its empty condition on the fOuItn .! Jl Vi
wear Hops given this evening at all the prlhcipa
hotels. 80
An excuron train OF thirteen cars containing over IOO
peope, came from Trenton to-day. ,,- ~,
sebastian Is. SchLesinger, tho German Iousul III DUE
ton is al the West End Hotel.
Among the prominent arriVas are: =, ,,c, c.,
Al the West End EX-GOyern0r E NJ mcCooK, COLO
RADIO; A. Bradford and wife, {. f. Gangs ~ LOUIS ~
M.rico: NJ o. Williams, p. X. King Chicago;
lanes ingalls,, Mass. NJ j. Obfeh, ,neoTsla
1 ~ GoOdbar, Memphis, Tenn A. j. GOOD
bar Nashville; j. Huioker, LOUISVILLE; A; O. Yer
Oiank ~ s. A.; T. B. Goodwin and wife, Brooldynj The
Hon Arson q. McCOOk, the Hon James hlthnOnu, r
IoriIlurd Leonard Jerome ID. b. Lee, jules Sataple
Emie Yalabe. NJ T. Alexander, Carl W PeteIsi JONI ~ II IT.
HockleLer Charles II. Mcguire, surrogate Gavin, u H.
MDses and family, George l. Nelson T. D Miller j. Day
ION and Wife H. 8. Chambers, a. j, Dam, New-lOrKi )
Chancellor RunyOn, New-Jersey - -, ~,
Al fbe Hotel Brighton j. l.. Waters and wlle Wash-
ipgton ID. C.; c. {. Garthwaite, Newark, N D.; A. D;
Iitbburn ana WIFE, f. H. Southwick, William Mason ana
Wife Miss Ella NJ. Switzer, George l. eWiI9i btoohyh
Robert Blusi Philadelphia; Emmett wells ana MlIe'
Miss Hattie Keller, r. W. Davis and Wife, o. Heyl, New
AZ the Hoyland General Jas b. Frey, y. 8. A. We
IouIs: Geo r. smith, DR. Maury aud wife, ;. NJ Sharp
less Philadelphia; the Rev j. H. weston d. ho"lunu'
Geo IL. Schermerhorn, HeW-YOrk. , -, -.
At the Odean s. Piza, Consul GeheIh VI Oosta
ZrreR Westchester ". VI H. a. HOnore, Chioago Uhass
Bronnod and wife, J. +. Becker j. Delmonte New-fotk'
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
PUBLIC OPINION.

II has been a long while since this country
chose President a who gets his meals az the
Manhattan cub, NeW-YOrk. Mr. Randall should pom
der over this-tBaltimOIe Gazette (Dem)
Potter got up the investigation and took the
ehaifmanship OF the committee IN order 20 make repu-
tation cut Of SO. Wonder how lac feels about 10 3
indianapolis journal CRep)
There Is no reason known to us why, if the
NelWOrn sea serpent seems stale topic, tie almost
wei worn prolCc OF making General Grant candidate
IOr PRESIDENT Tor third term should not De brought
Out again Tor an airing, Boston Advertiser (tepl
From all parts of our own State we learn
o az awakening among the people 10 the real character
% ne oIeehbaek movement 80 pauSiby advocated and
yiet men who look into the facts repudiaung the
Isilaeles which they had thOughtlessly eDtertained
tbAhgor wing and Courier (Rep)
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
SUMMER LEiSJRE.
NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT, Il. l., July 1.-The hotels are
filing up slowly. Notwithstanding the favorable
weather Tho late ART ais as follows:
At the Ocean Housc: Mrs. Marshal Pcpoon, Mr..
and Mrs c. Mead Tookcr and family. ;. o. Allen and
wiz. Ncw-York; o. Lawrence and wife. waterloo; n.
y. George II. Thosk Perry II. smith aud wiIe Miss
Nf,l,rm,el chicago g.. .. trlItrudcu G. = bushnell,
Nr,t.IIay-n : ana Albert Fox. Boston.
Al the Hotel Aguidneck: ]. u. COddngton ana wlfe'
Erge,e r. smith, Samuel Kerr, Herman W. Bruel'
York. e.. " Hubbard, T.. :. AdTch, W. ;. Nii-
mans and w. Wuutun Duuuell, Providence; l.. Me
I"tcl,iIu Brook, n aud ". f. Higgins, Boston
p6r National holiday was appropriately observed NJ
fhs a. rpcdu station and alro ai Fort Adams llctc was
liberal display OF fireworks this evening from many OI
the Gotta rrs , ,.,.., s..... ,,,,t, ,o,,,,
arrived YESTERDAY. lie always arrives july 81 iS cot
ttgr 4. p,eanautiy situated Ou GrcrnoHgh-ilaCe. go.
GRAND rcIlrN Of the troops at Fort Adams WIZ take
o,nee next week Governor Van Llndt AMI stan Wii he
rsn Inc rev Daniel Leach, superintendent OF Public
I'n, at Prnyltclcr Alfred Bccir Of New-N0rk, Mrs.
# s McTaysh OF Baltimore, Nathaniel Ihayti IT, OF
Boston and Mr. T. H. Rogers, OF lhlauclPhla' h"'o III
ryrd'at their cottages " -, g.. ,.,.i,, 4,
berc durlng the srasou--bUth AZ Old Trinity church
rbc ocean House orchestra Will arrive ncNt week.
Mira, General schOfeld and family arc IN town WISHING
their relatives. 90, ,.,, ..... a..
I.he Hon " b. Lawrence In company WIN ms sonln-
t,I, Knron DE Krurk and Madame DE hrnck, recently
frn Grrnany will spend the groater part OF tho season
~ Saratoga. - 4, .,,, ho,,roo, N,,y,,rt
and NaTrAganBgtt PlST.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05

Western Continent had been fOrgotten-as 1t had
been at the Chateet in the afternoon. Bat / was
wrong. 1t had not been forgotten. Presently up
rose coffee colored young man with thick
black hair, and began an Grafton. 1 asked
Frenchman near by who be was. The
trenchman answered " He is an Amercan-from
Brazilw 1t seemed to me pity 10 disturb this
French view of political geography, but some moro
ardent patriot than |, VINO could not stand sseing
the United States suddenly annexed 20 n South
American Empire made his way to the head of the
table and explained 10 NJ. About ttst we did not
look on the Brazilian rs a satisfactory American.
So Mr.. White, much against his WILL had to get up.
He spoke briefly and we'll in French, and
with his speech the formal proceedings camcto
an end. Victor Hugo sat bravely through the whole.
The hour named for the dinner We actually
sat down at s. and it was past III before the
pany adjourned to the drawng-room for coffee.
Hugo had previously spent the afternoon at the
Chatelet, made speech there of thirty-ye minutes,
and listened to a good many others. You see how
jauntily the poet carries his eighty years.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
y. PATRICK,
~ - a ~
G. z. and +. Agent, Boston.

Post NOticc.The IOrelgn mans ior Tue wees eadins
SATURDAY., Juy q. 1875, will close al TINS once oa
TUESDAY at 4 a. m, Europe. by steamship Montana
via oueeustawn on WEDNESDAY, at $3.50 a. m. for Eu
rope by nsEip Russia queenstown (correspondeDoe
fr Frn, 90 be forwarded by his steamer lst be spc-
cay adui ssed; and az w. for France direct ~ steam
siip pereire Havre. THURSDAY at $3.50 - m, ior
Europe CITY Of Montreal via cor
rosDOndence France aud Germany TO be py h
se1mer specially addressed and al 10 % tof Eu
rome by steamship Gelert via Plymouth Chetbourg ana
Hamburg; SATURDAY, &c a. m for Europe by steam
shin Branmc, Queenstown correspondence Or Germany
and be forwarded by this steamer must De special
and at Tor Scotland direct, by steam
sip Anch0ra, Glasgow and al ll3O M, for Europe
nv ste Main, via Southampton and Bremen mo
steamships Montana Russia CTS OF Montreal and britannia
DO not Denmark, SWEDEN and Norway The
mails Tor 81 Thomas Martinique BarbadOcs Trinidad and
nemarara direct will leave York July The mails for
tho West Indies Thomas. also Brazil and Argentine
Hepublc, via Rho &c Janeiro leave NeW1ork July Ihe
mails Australia &c, leave san Francisco July B. I'M
mails Tor China and Japan .eaye san Francesca Jny 10
L. j. IA AIS, fostmAster'
Post Once sew.York. June 90 lS7S
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
NOT A SUCCESSFUL BOOST"

"The most sublime fraud that has ever
been perpctrated on the system Of representative cor
sttutonal government Is Speaker RahdalIs delcale
way of referring the present Administration III Pu-
ting i'm his bid before the Manhattan CIuD Tor ISoo
That ought 70 toGch responsive chord IN the h0sOm ol
Ex-Governor TdeD. but IL is noticeable that III lilue
letter OF regret which sent I'm Tuesday evening re
dismissed matter ia six lines ana confined ms OK
of Mr. RaudalPs public services in the distinguished pc
stiOn Which he so honoraby fills" single word aDon'
higher responsibilities would have delighted kihni , Uo
Iond measure bu evidently Mr.. Tilden is still looking
ont for number one Mr.. Hewitt got in Orei reference
to higher places in this country than that Oh
Randals Presidential aspirations the Mammalian Nuo
seAnce moi success.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
TEMPTING PEOPLE TO CRIME IN ORDER TO
PUNISH THEM.

TtIE TRIBUNE voices the scruples OF many
excellent men IN regard to some Of the methods en-,
plOyed by Anthony COm5tock TO detect c' ~
rii1nojs Good men every where must sympathlZe WIN
an honorable measures desirable an ehd hut
IL is questionable at least whether II Is TIgn 10 oeso
nersn into me commission of In order 10 entrap
him II Is one thing 10 bring criminal to punishment
for a crime already committed, but anOlher auu icIy
ditIere,t t6ng 10 e,1Dt him 20 commit fresh crime
PrfessionI detectives. know often do TINS anu WI
results that win them applause But is not tue ueteS
tive himself almost of necessity dcmoTa!lzed Dy sucn
practices until at length he fOrms Dt Ol de,ciNluE,
80 thai KOu can never be quite sure that ne Is NOT ~
some trick} As a general rule, are uetecuNtS uust-
worthy men2 Do they often make tcllns WIN cI',-
that employing thtih arc
freouantIy i'm doubt OF their ruStworthincsS Ana -
not tins the natural result upon character o 'ne
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
THE DEMOCRATIC SENSE OF PATRIOTISM.

a. Mhue assuming TO sustain the Republic in
is integrity Democratic leadership is dong It's utmost
~ sinister movements, instead Of direct blows 10 bring
s.s ., ana dlsgface upon the country IL makes per
lueanaton that our last national election
'SIse1 oy fraud lt rings the changes IN every con-
seeape Ioiin upon this assumption II thus effect
the world iha our free Institutions have proved
i ue, shu lhAt fraud and usurPatiOn constitute pre-
stihE ahd successful forces In our Government Thus
"he processing Democracy as rule for ats action II
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
iS,f,,onSis for Ibs 1,1sf 0l hours.

WASHINGTON. July 5. L am.-The pressure
has generally fallen but highest the Lake
region, and high off the Middle Atlantic Coast The
OF warm, dry southerly winds and clear weather has
been confined TO the southern portion OF the Middle
States. while cooler northerly WINDS with cloudy aud
Ohio Valley Southern States and EewYOfk. Southeast
winds prevail throughout the Northwest with station
ary rising barometer.
IHdicdhOHs
For the Middle Statos and New-England, falling bar
Ometer, partly cloudy weather. and occasional rains
lower temperature, variable and nOrtherly winds.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
Special Notlees.
Eastern Railroad.
FAVORITE SEA.SHORE ROUTE.

TANONIII oEA-oItUhE I1UI IL
During the Season Of 1873 SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
EXPRESS TRAIN Will leave Boston at 745 m reaching
Portland at i o'clock Returning leave Portland at
215 m arriving in Boston at $50 M CONNECTING VITA
all Rail and Sound lines to and from NewNork
Trains will leave Boston day Sundays excepted at $50
a. m $780, 3l5 and ,. pullman train through to Ban
cor without chang connecting Portland Tuesday and
Friday evenings with for Mount Desert Mondays
and Frdays for Bangor, 81. John and Halifax.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
Ready this Morning!
THE sEMI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE

THE SEMI'WFtlNIt IFH0 O@N@'
The issue Of to-day contains
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY,
CHOICE EDITORIALS,
HUMoRs OF TIE DAY.
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS
Letters from STAFF aud other Correspondents in ss Old
World and the News
Prco tn wrappers ready for mang five per ccpy
ono year. sS; give copies sl ten copies aud ons
extra s2S Postage in all free the subscriber
Address THE TRIBUNE. NewYork
The Seaside Library. cv,
Out today IN LARGE, BOLD and HANDSOME hhfH7
OUIDA'S Novel
PASCAREL. y.
Being Seaside Library No. $40. Price 20 cenN
For eae by all news dealers.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
A SAFE PREDICTION.

a Pennsylvania newspaper tells OF lunatc
who has spcut five years trying 20 lit himseli over
table by pulling at his b0GtsIaps. Ine same loufha
contains a notice OF q prohibition convention. lhls
wemeaning bat misguided party should nominate the
bOOslrap litter for their standard bearer Ihey W Do
able to enforce prohibition by the time he gets over Tue
table.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05

1t is generally believed that MIR. Randall mas
White House anXeties, but II he cannot euro tne
sufficiently 20 enable hn 10 understand thai no mateI
what policies he may pursue, he cannot get an the No
OF the nation and that strachuorwardness Win org
section of voters likely 10 do him more good tba arr
fudodgmg with ALL win sand small chance OF nav
hen nfrYafi idgl