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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
BEAcoNsrIELD SUSTAINED.
The British Houss OF Commons
Adopts = Vote Of Costideses In
Hovernmens.

The British Houss OF Commons
Adopts = Vote OF Contideses In
d Government.
LONDON. August Ain the House Of
Commons this evening the debate on Lord
HArtington's resolution was resumed.
Lord Eleho Conservative v~shemently
assailed the Opposition. attributing the
usso-Turkish war to their conduct.
W. L. Forster (LiberAl) attributed the
war to the Government isolating itself
from other powers. Like other opposition
speakers he based his principle Of attack on
the Anglo Turkish Convention, which no
declared was unconstitutional In the man
nsr OF It's conclusion.
O'Donnell Home Rule) supported the
Government. declaring the Opposition had
not . rag Of foreign policy.
Debate Wa continued at length by less
known members. At one time - many -
thirty Opposition members rose 70 their
feet simultaneously.
Rocbuck said tho conduct Of the Liber-
ais throughout the crisis had been such
that no did not think either himself or
Gladstone would live 10 sec them In power
again.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt (Libsral)
declared he thought tho Government was
insincere. that ithAd no belief Whatever that
any danger WAS 10 be a~pprehended from
Russia In Asia Minor. but that IL wanted .
pretext for acquiring Cyprus.
DR.. Isaac Butt Liberal and Homo Rule)
announced ho would support the Govern.
ment.
Sir wilfred Lawson (Radical) expressed
surprise that Plunkett's vote OF confidence
was not moro strongly worded. 90 ~ 10
obtain . definite decision before adissolu.
ton Of Parliament. which was imminent.
Sir Stafford Northcots declared that In
regard to the ~prerogativs OF the crown the
Government had acted strictly In accor-
dance with precedent. He pointed out
that Il was unfair for Lord Harrington 10
compare the treaty Of Berlin with that OF
1856, % the keystone OF tho treaty OF 1856
-namely, the Independence and integrity
Of Turkey - had been destroyed by the
treaty Of San Stefano. Tho Government
had succeeded In restoring much OF Tur-
KEYS independence, though after the ro-
suits Of the war II WAS impossible TO insist
upon their maintenance - defined by the
treaty Of 1856. He entered into . detailed
| refutation Of Gladstons's statement In re-
gard TO the attitude Of the Dritiah Plenipo.
tentiaries At the Congress. Tho Govern.
ment had used Its i~nflusncs 10 prevent Tur-
key attacking Greece when she could have
done 90 with overwhelming power. In re-
gard TO the Anglo-Turkish convention hs
- n---a-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
TURN vEaEIH PICNIC.
Programme Rr the Exercises at
Tresdwsy's Ranch. Carson To-
morrow.


The following is the programme Of the
picnic exercises Of tho Virginia Turn
vsrsin. which will take place tomorrow
Sunday q. Treadwsy's Ranch. Carson:
Target shooting-MAtch for 500. gold
coin. in two prizes Of $50 and $40 each.
between the Montgomery Guard. Washing
ton Guard. National Guard, Sarsield
Guard and Carson Guard. Captain L. @.
Lord. referee.
Gymnlstic EIercises-By members only.
All other games free to all. The choice
Of prizes 10 left to the winners In all cases.
Prizes-Parlor clock. cigar and match case.
set silver spoons. silver butter dish. gold
pen.
Ladies' Foot EAce-This race will DO
for ladies over fifteen years Of age. Prizes
Toilet set. silver tray. pair Of slippers.
fan. card case.
Girls Foot Race-This race will he for
girls under fifteen years OF we. Prizes
Tsn-dollar gold piece. pair Of white Lid
slippsrs. castor. elegant work box. ivory
purse.
Bes. Calieo-drsssei Lady-silver.plaisd
toilet sot.
Bsst-lsoking Babies-Chili's silver set.
silver card basket. marble-top toy bureau.
pear box papeteries, pair Of napkin rings.
Boys Sack Race-0liver Optics works,
gold sleeve buttons. suit Of clothes.
Boys' Foot llacs-Pair Of opera glasses.
elegant. silver cup.
dsntiemsn's Foot Race. for members
only-Album. bronze statusry.
Football g~ame-Prize. $40.
At $50 O'Clock there will be . race for .
creased pig. The pig will DO the reward
Of the person catching 1t.
Rules and the selection OF judges arc left
10 the Committee ON Games.
Programme Of Time-Target shooting.
II O'Clock boys footrace. 1880; boys
sack race. I best calico dressed lady, l:30;
foot ball. 1:30; ladies' foot race, 2; girls
foot race, $50 T: gymnAstic exercises. s.;
baby show In dance hall. > /; gents' foot
race, 4.
Dancing will DO kept up without inter.
mission from the time the train arrives
until Z O'Clock p. NJ, when the train will
start for home. Members of the Society
will meet at their hall promptly at 7:30 A.
NJ, and march in q body to the depot. On
returning from Carson they will form In
procession (soldiers and friends are in
vited to john and march from the depot
10 their hall under the command Of their
leader.
At Carson-Arriving at the depot in
Carson. the Virginia Turn verein will DO
received by the Carson Turn verein and
escorted 10 their hall. Tho excursionists
will 60 direct to the picnic grounds. After
. short address by the President. both 90.
cieties will march to the picnic grounds.
T'ha d~istribntion ~ nriye. will take nlaca
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
An..,ruetixa Ter.Hde.

LOUISVILLE. August 2.-Tbs Hrs' has
intelligence Of = most tsrrihc wind and rain
storm that visited = large portion Of south
ern Indiana yesterday afternoon. the e.
trems southern edge reaching within about
ten miles Of this city. A gentleman who
was at Bloomington, Indiana, says avery
large quantity Of fine timbers was blown
down. fences prostrated. barns destroyed
aud many buildings damaged. Thu grow.
ing corn was torn mp. twisted on or laid
dat on the ground. many hundreds Of scres
being destroyed. On the line Of the ohio
and Misissippi Railroad from Lexington
nerthward much damage was done 70 crops,
fences and forests. The rain poured down
In broad sheets, fairly flooding the entire
country and swelling the streams 70 an un.
usual height. washing away fences and
grain stacks and sweeping on acres OF corn
Tho track Of the storm Was wide, extend
lug half across Indiana and into Illinois
and Ohio.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03

uxprxIAbLK.- Men are seldom better
pleased than when some q tells them
what they themselves do know and We are
.ure 10 please every reader Of the NEvs
when We say that Messrs. Robinson a Fol-
som % Main street. Gold Hill, just below
the railroad crossing. are selling choice
family groceries. provisions and merehAn-
disc Of every description cheap Tor cash.
A full supply Of fresh invoices constantly
on hand.
liz BlSKnurrcy.-As the hnt OF Sep
tember draws nigh petitions In bank
rup,cy are becoming numerous. iester'
,erday, before +. strother. Register. VII
liam p. Craig Of Virginia dlsd bis petition
and Henry Cohen WAS adjudgei 10 be q
bankrupt on petition Of his creditors. II.
sadler was appointed assignee oil the 60
tate 81 Mrs. Asheim Of Eureka. BY the
representatives OF the seventeen creditors
present; bonds, $1,000.
AssEssNnSrs.-Ths New York Mining
Company has levied Al assessment oil
thirty cents per share and the Sierra Nc.
yala one Of q dollar per share. dslinqusn'
ON the 81 and ith Of September respect
lively.
MAYO GRrsSLAw. for some time Tho
railroad reporter Of the GoLp Hill DAILY
NEWS. has gone to Carson. He will com
plete the study Of his profession-dentistrJ
with DIR. Brewster Of that place.
TuE friends Of tho saufeld Guard will
have . chance TO back their Judgment with
regard TO the shooting at to-morrow's pic
mic. Pools will be sold ct the Delta "a
loon In Virginia City tonight
NorIcK Of q mining location was hled In
the County Recorders oties yesterday BY
L. II. warsaw. claiming the whole Of tho
Crowley ledge. said claim to be known -
the Silver Wedge.
Ar the Consolidated Dorado mining
works. east Of the Alta. yesterday, Phil.
Corcoran accidentally chopped on the tips
Of tho thumb and fore hngsr Of his lsf'
hand.
A. II. Ricgrrrs Of Virginia was yester'
d.y reappointed Notary Public for Virgil
MA BY Governor Bradley.
Bull TEAM. are competing with the rail-
road - trsnspOrtsrs Of wood from Reno 70
Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
THE n QUESTION.
lnvestiKatiou By tho Committes Of
the House or Representatives
The EiKhs Hour Law.

Investigates By the Committes Of
she House OF Representatives
The Eight Hour Law.
Nrw YoRK, August 2.-The Congress.
slonal committee on the labor question TO
sumed it, sessions this morning, Hewitt
presiding. Bartolomee. Chairman Of the
Social Democratic party. resumed his tss.
timony. lie said times are worse now
than In 1870. A non.producer now re-
ceives eight times as much as 3 producer.
He was . piano maker. and In inflated
times his wages did not 20 mp, but after
the panic fell twenty per cent. He urged
the establishment Of . labor bureau SINH.
lar 70 that in Massachusetts, and that no
politician should DO allowed 10 have any
thing to do with II. lie would have no
accumulation Of capital in private hands.
but under the control Of the Government
for the benefit Of tho people. In this state
OF society there would be no desire among
vorkingm en- to accumulate. as they would
DO sure Of constant employment. still he
- -. =.
would not pay one man As mnc wAsesAs
another. but give sucn saiary vi wAses
equal 10 the amount and perfection OF his
work.
The committee questioned Bartolomcc
ON the practical working Of his system OF
cooperative societies, but being unable 10
answer was prevailed upon TO retire. The
rest Of the Socialists had for a consider.
able time watched Bartolomee's hopeless
m~Auhuerinss WIN aS pin,,.h,, M
mui,eiins -. "Wh'... ...ys,
EsoiI wn
on .ho par. W ~ .o.tsues "'AA' ."
ionu mn. pAr.oione1 sA' uorh .,...,
ISAAC nne. = clsAl maAe,, Au,oeA'eu
regulation OF the use o. mAcnInery; NOV
is des'iuchon. ne wAn,eu macnIne,y
reguis'ed 70 sucn IN eNsenI wa. !. wouIa
not cause enforced idieness OF
Bennett also advoca'cd co-oPerAn.o soeIo'
ties' put SAID cigar makers could nor 20
Into TINS co.operAuvo sys.eni ~ present w
cause they did NOT nave the meahs'
Hewitt-Ah' uien' you 90 want capi'Al
Tbs answer was IN part that inc re.
duction OF the hours oil LABOR 10 eigh'
hours per day, would increase wages.
Boyd OF ~llinois-Then would NOT tne
reduction Of . days labor 10 SIX hours
siill further increase wages
TO this thers vas nc epiy
Adoipn Davai, OF sne o9eialisuc Iacor
party. next appeared, and discussed we
. OF England OF an ancient GATE. ho
maintained tnat the uoverhment ousnt 70
provide land ior every man anu woman Va
tho United states. nc claimed 'ne oov.
srnmsnt shouid enao, . Jaw 70 pIe,en'
men from being forced 70 iAoct more uiln
eight hours . day AND ioroiuding Ine,,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
II WESTERN o
Opinton or = Compstess Observer
A fair Yield sf All Drains May
be Looked for.

CHICAGO. August 3.-Presidsnt Keep has
Just returned from 4 trip over the North.
western railroad and all its tributaries.
As ho has carefully examined tho crop
prospects in the regions where the greatest
damage has been done by unfAvorable
weather. his conclusions are OF interest.
He says that corr was backward until two
or three weeks ago. when II took q start
and Is now as forward a. usual at this
time. In Iowa II promises a. good IS last
year. Wheat Is generally injured, largely
By heat-the worst injury being In North.
ern Iowa and Southern Minnesota. Here
both quality and quantity-are affected. and
tine general yield will not exceed ten
bushels per acre. Western Iowa Is
better than eastern. Hero the average will
be twelve to fifteen bushels per aero.
Farmers In Minnesota seem discouraged.
but elsewhere are In better spirits. Tho
proportion Of absolutely worthless wheat
IL very small. but an occasional field has
been abandoned. Oats are generally fair.
Barley will return Q poor yield. In Iowa
and Minnesota the wheat 10 mostly gath.
cred. There will DO a. much business for
the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad In
every article Of grain except wheat a. there
was last yoar. The damage 10 crops has
been considerably overestimated. Other
gentlemen who accompanied President
Keep conour In this opinion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
RG1uMa RUNAWAY.
Singular Aeeidsas ON Q street. Viz.
giniA, Last Evening.


About 8 o'clock last evening two horse
men went galloping up G street. Virginia,
and when about opposite Odd Fellow Hall.
met W. ID. C. Gibson Of Gold Hill and
Stove James Of Virginia going down In .
buggy. As they passed the equestrians'
In some u~naccountable manner. . stirrup
Of one OF tho riders became entanglsd In
the front wheel Of the buggy and stripped
It completely. leaving the hub ouly on the
axletrce.
The collision frightened Glbson's horse
and he plunged forward a. the corner Of
the buggy came dosn. throwing both its
occupants to the ground. Mr.. James
struck full upon his left breast and shoul.
der. while Gibson chung 70 the lines and
WAS dragged to Taylor street before he let
10. The horse then shot down O street.
with the buggy running close to the west
side OF the street aud lust clearing the
posts and awnings.
There was tho usual crowd standing on
the street. and how Q passage was safely
effected 10 another unascountable mys.
terry. At the Delta. however. tho buggy
struck . strong post and was badly
wrecked. The horse then plunged for
ward faster than ever and still steered clear
Of tho crowd. In front OF the City bak-
cry . saddle horse was standing tied 10 Q
post. Tho Gibson horse shot between this
horse and the post. broke the tethsr OF the
--llI- L.--- -a -.a nm ThA IAlNOr anil
NAL looked up for an instant and then fol.
lowed its liberator. Where they went mo-
body knows. but half an hour later Glib
sons horse brought up Of Mooney's livery
stable. u street. . little winded but not
much the worse for his adventure.
In the meantime Mr.. James had been
picked up and carried into SullivAn& Co.'S
saloon. He was severely shocked. bruised
from head 10 foot. and his clothes were
literally torn to tAtters. His greatest In
juries were. however, whsre no struck, his
breast being badly bruised and his left
shoulder knocked out Of Joint. the ball
being found In the Armpit. DR.. Harris
Subsequently attended TO his injuries. set
the shoulder. and this morning he WAS
doing we'll.
Mr.. Gibson WAS picked up and helped
into the Office Of +. A. Tritls. and washed
up. His clothes were also In t~Atters. his
face scratched and bruised and his thigh
severely injured. In fact he was Just
about skinned from head ~ foot by being
dragged along so far over the grit and
quartz Of the street before he let 60 the
rsins Of tho horse. lie 10. however. able
10 DO around, though ~ sore . man ~ you
will find.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
FLAsIIEs.
CONDENSED kilograms from all For.
sions or she Worlds

Condensed kilograms from all Por'
siens or she Worlds
Russian troops are returning to Russia
from RoumaniA TO the number OF 5000
daily. The RoumAnian army 10 expected
TO make . triumphal entry into Bucharest,
accompanied by bulgarian trophies.
The Cabinet Council Of Servia. under
the presidency Of Prince Milan. has re.
solved to proclaim the Independence Of
Servia on tho 22d OF August. with the ces.
sation Of tho state Of siege and martial
law.
During the year ending July Let, ther,
we're 4,977 deaths In San Francisco against
CLIO the year before. being at . rate oil
l7.G Per I 900. and placing the city among
the healthiest places Of the world. In,
cluded In the number OF deaths were Ia
casualties. % suicides and 50 homicides.
A bill WAS introduced In the British Co
lumbia Parliament to-day to impose q ia,
Of $50 per annum upon every Chinese per
son In the Province.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03

GREELEY Quorrp.-Horaee Greeley In
his work on Political Economy. and treat
ing Of Cooperation. says; Progress re-
eeive. is impulse rarely from the multi
tuie, but from the enlightened. generous
upsellsh few. whom the niases follow only
AZ the mob Of Adveniurers followed In The
track OF Columbus after he had discovered
he new world" Now IL so happens thai
there were some ahead Of Columbu. in the
discovery Of this country. Just as Messrs.
Plat a Rich are ahead IN making redue-
lions In the price OF clothing. ahead In
.tock and ahead in Offering inducements
10 the public 10 come And sec them at their
store, los Main street. Gold Hill.
BrArs rnr MINES. - Double-hesded
trains have terrible times sometimes while
running through the Homestead tunnel =.
When the wind comes Just right the
steAm from both engines pours right down
into the tender of the n in front with
scalding effect. At such times the
engineer and flremen get right down on
the floor with their mouths at cracks 50 As
10 breathe from the bottom. Even then
tbe ,tesm comes so hot at times that they
are compelled to hold their brea'hs.
B,Sx on NryApA.-It Is very desirable
In these days. when notes Of preparation
for advances In mining stocks are being
.oundsd. 10 DO In with influential and
moneysJ friends. The Nevada Bank. Tor
Instance. with its paid up capital OF sio.-
aO0 600. ia q good thing 10 have handy py.
wt., 49,. I,.nk does q regular banking
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
PEpEsTRIAHIsM.
Kate Lsrsaes ~ National Guard
Hall. virgtniA.

Miss Kate florence 10 busy. Of National
Guard Hall. Virginia. over her sslf.im-
posed task Of walking 100 miles in &c
hours. She started In 1t four minutes
past $ o'clock last evening. and made her
iirst mile. 20 times around the hall. In \
minutes and c seconds. She walked her
tenth milo In Q minutes and IS seconds.
having been one hour and 50 minutes and
10 seconds In accomplishing the ~ niles.
She made her goth mile In 10 minutes and
~ seconds /: total time. 3 hours. 20 min.
utes and 30 seconds. She was y hours. 4
minutes aud ~ seconds walking ~ miles.
Being 80 far ahead % time she then COM
meneed taking things easier. she made
her Goth mile in 10 minutes, 80 seeonds ;
total time. II hours, 80 minutes, l second.
When called on this morning by . Nrws
reporter she WAS taking . little rest. hav-
ing accomplished her Gath mile In 10 min
utes and 30 seconds. and been IL hours. "a
minutes and ~ seconds on the savdust.
Mis-. florence 10 neatly dressed for her
walk. Her limbs are encassd In nesh-
colored tights. There 10 no doubt but
tina, she will succeed In her sndeavor.
since she 10 80 far ahead OF time. Hut shs
experienced serious difficulty soon After she
commenced walking. on aecount Of the
want Of proper ventilation In the ball.
During her training she has clambered up
the mountain sleeps surrounding virginia
in any and all directions without being
affected by or rare air, enduring the
seversst tests without signs OF weakness.
The want Of fresh air in the hall. however.
has told ON her head from the first.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
Maehiss.y isr Eureka.

Ortiz Williams, whom everybody on the
comstoek knows, brought up in Virginia
this morning. lie halls from Eureka, and
10 In search Of machinery with which TO
prospect the Price h Davis mine, which 10
comprised OF one-half Of the Albion, aud
10 consequently an extension Of the Rich.
mond. The NEWS reporter had occasion o
few months since 10 examine the Albion
location. Mining Is not 80 great 4 hazard
In Eureka A. in some other portions Of
Nevada. for tho reasons that indications
are unmistakAble aud always lead TO re-
sults Of greater or less value. These indi-
cations are good In the Albion. and It's 10.
cation has already placed il among the
promising claims Of the Base Range. II,
with the Price 4 Davis. lies between the
Richmond and ~Bullwhacker, in. both OF
which mines good ores abound. Griff
wants machinery to sink from GOO To 1000
feet. and ought 10 be able TO pick up .
donkey engine here on reasonable terms.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
To-mersow.

Tomorrow tho members Of the Turn
verein Societies Of Virginia and Carson
will hold their seventh annual picnic al
Tresdwsy's Ranch. On the grounds there
will he music. dancing. singing. games,
races. and gymnastic exercises for prizes.
These will be full Of interest. The Ger.
mans know how 10 enjoy themselves and
how TO make their guests happy. The eI.
cursion train will leave the depot 81 $50
A. N. anil on tho return leave Caron at Z
p. N. A eommissary car for lunch bas'
ks,s, ETC., will be attached 10 the train,
Tn. regular excursion train will DO run 10
washoe Valley a. usual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
THE pay roll Of the Dslchsr and Crown

Tax pay roll Of the Bslchsr and Crown
Point air shaft for July amounted 10 So
I'll IS. II wa liquidAted to-day. ~ was
also siO.52S IS by the Belchsr mine.
WOMAN created something Of . sensa-
ton on d street . fow nights since by ma
king her appearance In . policemAn's
clothes and wearing his star.
Tux Crown Point pay roll for July
amounted TO $9.7G3 ~. The boys got
their coin to-day.
OK and after Monday next. August .,
the brokers' offices In Gold Hill will keep
open till Z p. NJ.
TuE Yellow jacket paid OF yesterday.
and distributed $iS,Ge3 IS among Ito en-.
plOyes,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
rieudI.h ou,r.r. BY rramp..

BURLINGTON. Iowa, August 3.-Thurs.
day afternoon two tramps stopped alta farm
er's house near Trenton, Henry county.
and after getting . good dinner from the
farmers wife, and learning that her hus'
band would not be back till evening. sud.
denly seized her. outraged her person. and
left her insensible. They had stopped the
cries Of the farmers little daughter by
rolling her up In . blanket. When un.
rolled the child was nearly suffocated and
died In an hour. Tho neighbors are scour.
ing the county for the hends. but at last
accounts had not found them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
10 AMY DRALKn INFORMS

You that be has for saie q dentiiricc Identical
with or containing ingredients equalling or
superior 10 efficacy TO those Of s0ZoDONT
diserrdit the statement and insist upoI having
that alone. by doing 90 you will secure .
dentifrioo par eicsllsnce the beet In the market.
containing botanic elements OF rare prestrva.
tvs influence uppn the teeth. and one which
will cndow them with most becoming white
ness. Another desirable feature Of this staple
toilet article IL that Il inparts fragrance TO The
breath. Sold By druggists. iyii I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03

LIBERAL socIrrY ELECTION. - At the
ifth annual meeting Of the Liberal Society
Of virginia City, held this week, the fol.
Linz ,,mel pc,.on. ver, elected 10
serve the society during the ensuing year
No.. .~rar w;ii,m Krsn.c
s.c,s,sry. Dr. w. smith Committee on
Msmbcr.hip' O. @. Stevenson, T.. a. Ia.
49, ~ n E.lsr orJsn lille. T. II. kIc.
0rsth. Mrs. J.. =. Mcfarland. Nrs. VII
hrInse, MT; a. ho ss,.a =" sn'r.na
m..,iny. during kngnst. on account OF boI
vesthep,
a., a, y,,,,,i.
-. =. a. 80. H.. ,n.,., ,,,h =,
.h'sn a" .A' P' "'s. 49,
springs. Inc parties 70 tho
ana D.xiJ J.mss Thew make nm n pur,e
Of $3.50, $50 apiece, aud shoot at ten birds
each. The match is 10 10 Ia accordance
with the rules Of the Virginia City Shoot
,ns 'iaUi Ao's,. aAsh ~ nnss. i.
t.Ilad M anil will oLsbi Gonna on Al
an. .sma ,i,na .nd Mac
-
-.
% scarcity Of Pap',' anu MONEY. I'm
n.sy p'i,S iih.r.i
patronage. Next Friday his school is to
have public exercises. The school had q
spelling tournament to-day. each scholar
spelling torallyl twenty-five words. MARY
p pso W. m ~ ,no n %,.a
w.. ..,.o,. ., p,ox..v y,r,,n,. n,..
ihh "oos ""
somm'nc. nn. mon,h -s,rlier ,b,n N.
other schools, and stop q month sooner in
the Fall. when storms prevail TO such an
sh'en' ~ 70 nihus' A''ehuA''e'
FOR the frat time in years the Kentuci
mine to-day had a pay roll. II amounted