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also oi nuoduceI every ownofh the as m completes catalogue Of SPzBehc omnnnt nnno
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4 FASHION AHLE ami elegant stIcsin mems
~ ut cum Nrinht uNrrcoas at 81 81 - aud ylu
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~ ANIEn-Au active partner, with about 800, 20
hoN ~, sun office
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sadJ. W HUI is about a. years, w,.shs about 10.
has mousehe and side wliskcr- clipped close and dyed
black, aD wears bacA Wis ana is about ave seven
inches Ia height
The above reward will he paid for the arrest OF j. W
Hun and the recovery Of The bomb,
FIELD JAMES.
lG Brond Il New York
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al7 BroaiWhN and ID nv and l27th st-ihe hrst ono
o the AIR cars completed hy this company Tor ie second
Avenu" Railroad BE- running regularly between 18th
and l17th ,ts from A " to- T. N The puhnc are ~.
Vted 10 witness - successful working substitute Tor
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GIVES AT IRVING HALL.
MONDAY. JAS 49, is7p.
TICKETS 3.
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TO PHILADELPHIN
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STOLEN
From hr Once Of FIELD a JAMES, IA Broad 81. New
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IN UNITED STATES a. PER CENT COUPON BONDS,
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Antnykmtnds,
DooTH's THEATRE, JAN. a, 1870


ROOTH's THEATRE, JAN a, 1879
Max strskosch takes pleasure IN announcing three
wooks season Of
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
with his celebrated artists who have met with the most
nitenns success before Western arences and won the
highest endor,eme nj from Tho press A..,.,s.
the peerless TRINA Donna soprano,
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
who will thi. occasion make her farewell sppearsnce.
versatility Miss kellogss talent may 2 truthiuly
tic European stage not ono VI whom has won approval
in 50 wide range OF lyric impctsonaiios as u Covered
nrst appearance a. Valentine in "Gli ugonotti"
MISS MARIA LITTA.
leading Prna Donna soprano from the Theatre des 1ta
lens Paris. and the Imperial oncra Hohsc Vienna who
The principal cites m which She has appeared Her nrst
Appearance here will be as Lucia In Lucia di Hammer
MISS ANNIE l. CARY.
whose rival .sn contalto is not today TO be found in
this continent being Unprecedented IN the annals ope
The Director s.o hs. the honor to announce that he
has p%iccted arrangements with the new American
Prima Donna Soprano.
GUfLIA MARIO,
who viii make her nr. appearance in the part Of vio
leitA IN Verbs" 1raviata'
TENOR the Director has the honor introduce the names
o. no loss than three artists new 10 tn American public
O"' o. ""'N'''"0" si,iv6W RosStTIa '"''' "'
Opera Houses IN rnerno Naples, Constantngnc. &c;
Mr. wEsrBLRe and slGNoh l.tZ1AAElSL
IN 'Do'u0" 70 NR ' CmRRliS RbHNs' '''O ''"0''
of % nS5 sSP Of aR mas 0''0 secured
Prma Baritone ABSOLUTE rom Ca scala, Milan. and the
principal Italian Theaires hes teen ape iAy en- tsci for
To part Of Amonasro IN Ada and tn arut has alwsys
ranked as NE ahst eSront OF that and other roles Of
The remaining BARTON and R,ss Of the Company
all Of whom such established ayoncs as 10 require
NJ
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CARSON ITEMS.

rarson Apn.oI nj, e-ws are h.ppy
to b. enabled TO- state that two matches
have been mads IN come of ON Friday,
the 10th OF the present month. over the
Carson track. Each race is for $500 a
side. and the forfeit OF $3.50 on each
race il now in the hands OF the stake
holders. One match is between Mollie
II. and Bill Hazel, three miles and re-
pest. and the other Is a mile aud repeat
between Madse Duke and Illusion. The
horses are now being trained for the en-
counter, and all usay rest assured that
everything will be done to have matters
arranged in such n way as to give gsner-
al satisfaction.
sbs,;a svift informs us that the Ii
senses issued by him to the dealers OF
gambling games in this county since the
passage Of the Act Of 1877 have amount
ed in dollars and cents, to date, to no
less than Sl7, 600. This Is the revenue
from that source in five quarters-ons
year and three months. Half OF this
sum goes to the State. and hall to the
county. Ia 1t not the part OF wisdom
that our la~w-givers pause before they
consent to repeal so prolific Q source OF
revenue!
Carson Tribune, JUDY s.-The Trus-
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EIko County.

TascarOra Tines rie,e. judy T.
They have struck a soap mine down
at Richmond district. Yesterday John
Howerton OF this city showed Us a sam
pie Of the saponaceous compound, which
il about rs eficaeious u dirt extractor NJ
most Of the various patent soaps for
sale at the shops. The chemical con-
stituents OF this peculiar mineral deposit
are probably magnesia, lime. potash and
alumina. II is. in fact, a variety Of
steatite. or common s~oapstone. There
is an immense stratum OF the same sub
stance in smiths Greek valley. in this
county. which looks for all the world
precisely like notified CASTLE soap. and
Is extensively used by the farmers in
that region as n substitute for man
featured soap.
II is gratifying to see the earnest en-.
erey which is now being displayed by
the Grand Prizs Company. Every hour
Of the day and night is being utilized In
the work Of getting old reliable" on
her pins again. II the mine does not
resume the shipment Of bullion at an
early day next Fall. then the fault will
no, res, with the present management
Of the work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10

LApr MARY woKrlEr MONTAGUE in
trodueed incubation for the smallpox
from Turkey. Her own son had been
inoculatsd with perfect success at Adn-
anopls in Ills. She was allowed to
inoculate seven capital eonyicts, who,
on recovery, were pardoned. The prae-
tice was adopted by the enlightened POr.
ton Of the people. but 1t spread with
fatal effect among the poor and ignorant.
and these being superstitious. regarded
the practice as q temptation Of Gods
providence. DIR. Jenner made the first
experiment in vaccination in May. 1876.
by transferring the pus from the pustule
OF q milkmaid. who caught tho cowpoI
from tho cows. to q healthy child; and.
Publishing the result. the practice spread
through the civilized world. The efficacy
OF the eowpor Ms an antidote to small.
20, was a fact familiar to the common
people for q century before Jenner pro-
mulsated II. Tho tables OF mortality
were almost Immediately affected by this
discovery. The average length OF life.
which previously ranged from thirty to
thirty.three years. rose shortly after to
nearly forty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

VIM. II. Vanderbilt has called some OF
the leading men connected with the man
agement OF the roads which be controls,
10 meet in Saratoga TO consult regarding
business, also to try and make certain
matters more harmonious.
Gortscbakof and Beaconsield shook
hands yesterday As q pledge Of the new re-
lations between the two Powers.
In tho Louisiana State Lottery drawing
the number 92.si3 drew $4,000 i5,2iG
drew $4,000.
A memorandum by Prince Potter. OF oil.
denburg. condemns universal military
services as the cause Of Socialism and gen.
erAl discomfort in Russia.
Springer alone represents the Demo-
Gratis OF the Potter Committee, which is TO
meet in Washington to-day. The com.
mittee will probably adjourn In a week.
Kellogg threatens 10 leave town In two or
three days, unless summoned to appear A.
q witness. lie Is much dissatisfied with
the treatment Of the committee.
Secretary sherman. arrived in New
York Yesterday afternoon. lie refused
TO see any representatives Of the press and
declined 10 answer any messages sent to
him As TO the nature OF his mission.
A Washington dispatch intimates that
Chambers visit is purely political. and
mainly relates TO the coming Senatorial
contests. Great efforts are TO be made to
r~e-eleet Conkling. and supplant VOORHEES,
and Barnum with Republicans. -,
Hattie Empey. q bright intelligent girl
OF fifteen years. living In . private family
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10

The Burlington Ha'ck,ys makes the
following sensible suggestion: As prae-
tiee in the dissecting room Is necessary.
We have thought Of a plan which we
think will prove mutually beneficial to
the students and the public, and which
will certainly DO acceptable to the latter
II the former can only be induced to
accept il. Let every class in the several
medical colleges throughout the country,
when IL wants q subject for dissection.
select by lot, or by alphabetical rotation.
OF by any simple method the class may
decide upon. one Of their own number,
kill and cut him up. The two.fold BEN
ehts OF this plan are at once apparent to
the dullsst comprehension. Ii furnishes
the surviving students with good. fresh
subjects. Of firm texture. and 1t reduces
the number OF raw doctors. thus Afford
ing the public. living and dead. tho
widest protection from the ravages Of
the medical student 1t has ever enjoyed.
The plan may seem a little severe on the
Inflated students. but then, IL a young
man has not the martyr spirit with
which to lead him to thoroughly de-
vote himself to the profession. he is
unworthy to enter upon a professional
carssr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10

Tux New York World has this to say
about two OF its Democratic friends /:
both Mr.. Hewitt and Mr.. watterson
have travelled a good deal abroad. but
from the compliments which they have
for some time past been exchanging.
we are led to infer that they must have
spent an unusual time in tho pleasant
little city OF Kilkenny. and devoted un-
usual attention to the study Of the fe-
line race in that neighborhood. Posi-
sibly II might DO we'll II they would re-
tire thither in company. and there come
to a definite and conclusive mutual un-
Outstanding.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
THE CARSON TRACK.

The action Of the Trustees Of the
Nevada Agricultural, Mining and Me-
chanieal Association last Sunday in
ruling Bragg. the owner Of Morgan.
and N~orcoss. the driver Of Jim
Cook. from the Carson track for tho
term Of their natural lives, will meet
with the appreciation OF all lovers oil
horss-raeing. IS well As the general pub
lie. These mon were accused OF sell
ing the race before the first heat was
trottsd. They had, II Is alleged. agreed
that they and their friends would rob
the public by means Of the pooi.bor.
and would have carried ont their plan
but for the action Of q small party. in
GLIDING Gov. Adams. who saw the game
aud put an end to 1t by securing a
change Of drivers for Jim Cook after
the second heat. Cook was then trotted
to win, aud hs did win. and the combi-
nation Of dishonest traders upon the
public confidence Was beaten at its
game. There was a protest made
against paying the pools, but the soci-
ely. rightly. rs we judge. ruled that the
money had been fairly won by the
hackers Of Cook. 80 that Norcross and
Bragg. In addition to disgraeing them.
selves. were tho agents OF bringing
about extensive losses to their friends.
By this action the managers Of the
Carson track to their patrons
that all races run on their ground shall
b fair. so far as it Is in their power to
control tn sm. This announcement will
inspire confidence in their patrons and
give 10 the new track an eIviabls repu-
tation all over the coast. People will
visit the races with the assurance that
any triekery on the part Of jockeys
which can be detected and avoided will
be prevented. and they will invest their
money in the pools with the pleasing
consciousness that there Is some chance
for them to realize in the winnings, aud
that IL they lose. 1t will be because Of
their own bad Judgment, and not on ac-
count OF the bad faith Of jockeys or
judges. The Trustees have gained many
friends by their prompt action ON sun
day. and II they continue in the course
thus marked out. they will make OF the
Carson track one OF the most popular
on the Pacific Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10

Miss BrssrE TrKSER. who. it was
popularity supposed. had taken the
name OF Agnes jerks. and gone into
the witness business at Washington. is
really at New York. where she appears
as the waiting maid in "Thc Celebra-
tod Case mot the Brooklyn) as pre-
scented at Niblo's. She was attired In
n very short blue dress, which exposed
n rather long pair Of cerulsan legs.
She had not enough to do to judge al
together Of her ability. but from her
delivery OF the few lines allotted to her
ono might venture the assertion that
Miss Bessie Turner should conine her
self. Is heretofore. to the exclusively
domestic drama"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10

Nrv York city has q club named the
"Full-bearded company" consisting Of
forty members with boards ranging in
length from two feet to four feet six
inches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10

The Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
OREGON.

Gen.. Howard suspends Hi Prayer
MestiuE and Rspuisss . Hand OF
HOsIlles.
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sARArooA has twenty-five different
kinds Of springs.
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STOLEN OR sTRAYED

FRoM GOLD HILL ON THE lIrTn OF
BACK. branded O p on right hip. any pepon
moving the whsrcabouts Of said COW will
c~ommunicaie with PATRICK SMITH. on tss
American Fiat 0nds. near the Trojan mine,
who will pay I'll sxpsnses.
Gold Hi. July 10, ISIS. jyiu ~
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ftenen
now. In suuiuoh !" 'nese' A.Ahu oA'
terics OF artillery from Kingston and Que
bee will arrive. Lieutenant General Sir
Selby Smith Will arrive tomorrow 70 -.
sumo command OF the troops. The total
strength oil The garrison on the 18th will
DO between 2o,ooo and 10000. Fifty
,noun. ,rom =, uslsn,, I.I.nS .,,sr'I
to.dsy. Anumber Of Orangemen have Al.
ready arrived In the city from various
parts Of on.s,'o = Vueoec. Wen -
hr.tion. The Grand Trunk Rsilrosd has
forbidden employees from absenting them
selves.
MssiS ny 49, hs,s % a. ,h mcSns .,
IA Mar. to.nIaht. About 1000 were mrs..
emit. The tenor Of the addresses was in
support OF the Mayors policy. which the
meeting endorsed. A meeting OF oficers
Of the Irish societies was also held tonight
and tho course OF inc Mayor met the con-
currenoe OF Tue meeung. Ai1er the meet.
ing on tho champs us Mara crowd OF
several hundred belonging 70 drifnntovn
halted at Orange Hall. 81. James street.
and broke the windows with stones. Sub.
se?nenlly s~ye,y,p,hs 1ccame luic'; 1900
I,isbmsn Arc J%rillinr nightly. nren,IstorY
to going 10 Montreal on Thursday. The
excitement 10 intense. Battery ID leaves
for Montreal this evening.
Potser.s witsssss. OyerhsuIed.
cy,c,ao Jnlv i0-A aorm.n n,msd n
y"
Quitman. o resident here. but formerly
a tradesmsn In East Peliciana, has been
,.,...,.,-.a =, Az. I'LL. II. L,ow.
in.
both tho Weoers Weii' "ithout going
INTO any minute pArncuiArS' Mr' Vui'"A"
desired 70 q MS hshmony 70 tne gen
erai peiioi' tha' h' a. "epe,' ro' wi"
ness III" 'u0
sharaetSr. down mn .sI 10 !. .or,i ~ %a, disi n
cnit ~ gnS q resnectabIe man WHO would
hsiisvo Websr. pnder oath. Weber's
bro,hsr D.niei was sberif of BAYOU Sara
a, ma timo. dnring Ouitman's real.
J.,ca ,hers anil tha latter Individual on
one Occasion saw him head a gang Of
drunken rourhs In the pillseing Of an In.
offensive Germans store, the poor mans
entire worldly property being carried Of
or destroyed by lhe marauaer'. poin i mp
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
AN USDRNIAnLR TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer. and 10 you1esd q mile.
cradle. unsatisfactory life In this beautiful
world. u is entirely your own fault and there IL
only ono eIeuse for you-your unressonable
prejudice and skepticlsm. which has killed
thousands. Personal knowledge and common
sense reasoning will soon show you that 0resn's
August Flower will cure you OF Liver Com.
plaint. or Dyspepsia, with all IT, miserable
effects. such as sick headache. palpitatlon Of
the heart, pour stomach, habitual e~ostiveness.
Dizziness Of the head. nervous prustration low
sririts, etc. Its sales now reach every toy non
the Western O ,ntinspt. and not Q Druggist but
will tell you Of its Wonderful cures. You can
bur q sample Bottle for 10 cents. Tnres dores
Will relieve you. 1ei0 Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10

sr.c,lL TO tn. Coin HILL DAILY SEws.I
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eS $40 per day made By any worker Of
other ser, right In their own localities. Par.
ticuisr and samples worth IS Tree; Improve
youf spare time sf this buhnsss. Addr.ss
MID Gs3s HTlNe0H D ca Porisno, -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
The twelfth In Montreal.

MONTREAL. July 10. The following
troops will arrive on Thursday and 60
into camp: The Eleventh regiment from
Arsentenil. the Fiftisth from Hsmming-
ford. the Pifty.arst from Huntingdon, the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
Tho Bnnsio Fire.
The New York Commuai.i..

NEW Yons. July i0.-M q meeting OF
Communists last evening, Alex. Jonas
made al address in German. and his
special points against bismarck and In
favor Of q revolution in Germany. were
greeted with deafening shouts. The reso-
lutions adopted call upon our brothers In
Germany 10 use every effort In the coming
election to send representatives Of labor
10 tho German Parliament, TO boldly defy
intimidation. to agitaie for the overthrow
Of Militerism. even though prison or OK
lie be their only reward.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
1he Hebrew Conyeuuou,


MILWAUKEE. July i0.-Over q hundred
delegates are present, and moro are ex.
pected tonight, to attend the Fifth An
nual Session Of tho American Hebrew
Congregation. Alta preliminary meeting
last night the consolidation Of the Hebrew
Congregations throughout the country
Was agreed upon. The committee re-
ported In favor Of the appointment Of q
committee 10 purchase lands for the use
Of q farming colony for orphans who are
old enough to leave tho asylums.
Asiatic Cholera In Connecticut.
NoRwicu. Conn.,, July l0.-Asiaiic chol.
era has broken out here. and its presence
is causing . great deal OF excitement.
Clara Draper died Monday night. Her
body instantly turned black. and the
stencil very soon became highly offensive
In the neighborhood. The undertaken or.
dered her burial TO take place tonight.
Two other deaths arc reported in the city
to-day. The most efficient precautions are
being taken against the further spread OF
the contagion.
Yesterday's Cabinet Meeting.
WASHINGTON, July 10. Tho Cabinet
meeting to-day was OF unusual length.
Thompson. McCrsry and Sherman were
absent. sherman left for New York this
morning. The Treasury was represented
by Assistant Secretary Hawiey. Mexican
and Indian matters were both subjects Of
consideration. Evarts read q letter from
our Minister TO Mexico, but Il contains
nothing new
Killed at . Base Hail Match.
ATLANTA. July i0.-In q game OF base
ball yesterday an alteration occurred DO.
tween William Lawshe and Samuel Ven.
able. While L.awshe had venable on the
ground Carl Mitchell. q boy sixteen year,
old, . friend Of venAble. came up with 4
bat and struck Lawshe two terrible blows
on the head, resulting In his death to-
day.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-06-28
More Orphan Boys for the Farmers

Last Friday morning eighteen more of
the boys sent by the New York Children IS
Aid Society arrived here for distribution,
in charge Of Mr.. E. Trott, of New York.
and Miss E. Andrews, of Albany. n. Y.
The boys were lodged at the boarding
house Of Mr.. VIM. B. HYDE, on Augusta
street, where the applicants for them re-
paired. There was one boy only four and
half years old, but the rest were between
seven and fifteen years of age. They were
assigned to Messrs. A. A McPheeters, of
Arbor Hill, B. F. Haleman, Of Arbor
Hill; James Berry, of Arbor Hill; Abra-
ham Berry, of AIbor Hill; D. G. McGuffin,
of Staunton; S. NJ. Patterson, of South
River; Jno. Baylor, of Summerdean, David
May, near Staunton; VIM. Britt, OF
Burkstown; Jno. Dollhouse, of South
River; Jno Hess, of Middle brook; Jno.
W. Myers, of Churchville; Henry Goodloe,
L. l.. Watson and Alfred Walters, of
Goshen, Rockbfidge county. and Goens
Boner, of Bath county, and Mrs. VIM. A.
Bell, near Staunton. The first lot that
arrived month ago was ten in number,
and of them only two proved Improbable
boys.