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EUROPE.
Facts and RumOrs About
the Berlin Con.
gresS.
The Bulgarian Question
Probably Settled.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GOLD HILL
DAILY Nrws.l
The Beriia Congress.

The berlin Congress.
NEW YoRK. June Ala Berlin dispatch
says Schouvalof has informed the Con.
gress that Russia has determined to stand
on tho Anglo.lussian agreement and will
not treat on any other basis or make fur
ther concessions.
LONDON, June 2l.-A special from Der.
lin to the Post states In = somi-oficial form
that II is probable that the Gar will come
to Berlin TO SEQ Emperor William. whose
health causes much anxiety and also to
give necessary assent to any measures
which may be approved by the Russian
Plenipotentiaries. a. constant reference to
st. Petersburg is extremely incopyenient
and Prince Gortschakotf 10 not what no
used to DO either bodily or mentally.
LONDON. June PA dispatch from Der.
lin. dated midnight. says: The Plenipo-
tentiaries Of England. Russia and Austria,
this morning agreed to the following
points. which will be submitted to the con-
gress tomorrow for ratification Tho
frontier Of Northern Bulgaria 10 10 be fixed
at tho Balkans the Turks are to have the
right to fortify the Balkan passes and gar
rison the fortified places ; Sofia 10 to be In.
cluded In Houmelia and varna In Bulgs-
ria the Turks arc TO retain Burgas, and
the northern frontier Of Montenegro and
the boundaries OF Servia are 10 be restrict
ell. those countries to receive compensA-
ton on the south. kilograms from Con-
st~antinoplo constrained the Russians 10
thus settle these questions. but at the same
time tho solution 10 equally due TO the
personal efforts Of Prince Bismarck.
II tho above report 10 truo, one
Of tho few points which might
cause o breaking up Of the Congress,
namely, tho Bulgarian boundary, Ia settled
in q sense favorable to English and Aus
trian views. The hitch on this question.
which was evident yesterday, caused some
alarm, Some Of the correspondents
thought the crisis would continue until
the special messenger returned from ~.
Petersburg. The correspondent says Aus.
tria will make no concession relative to
FREQ access to Salonica and the Egean Sea
or concerning Bosnia and Herzegovina,
which she desires TO annex but will not DO
directly Answerable for. Tho correspond.
ent believes Austria will obtain her wishes
In this respect. and that Greece will obtain
Crete and some restriction Of her frontier
In the direction OF Thessaly aud Epirus.
Another Berlin telegram says IL seems
tho session OF Bosnia and Herzegovina to
Austria has already been decided upon.
The Turks have been warned that II they
dn mt unreaervedlv arcent tina deciai0na
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DINNER FOR TWO.
Dsaeea Parkisses ssd J. y. Aiex'
ander NJ the Maisoa Ders.

Deacon Parkinson Of tho Carson Tne""s
and John y. Alexander OF the Reno Gasstfe.
60. Ca. la, rhprsdsy night.
were In virginia .i'' 'A
Here Is n OF their remin's'sn
caught on tho iiy by q NEWS reporter. fne
..n,,,n.n HANGED TO meet on Montgom-
ss" -. v..n,;.,o .sver.l months
cry suos'' .a..,,ao, a. ~,
ago. and very hA'ufAi'' eoa1 "'~'
dinner together. fortiiying themselves
wi,h . brace OF cocktails, they tackled tho
Mason Dore.
Af,er disposing Of the soup, the Deacon
plekesl up the bill Of fare.
"0-g.giye me some s-s-smelt," said be,
in his most fluent manner.
The gentleman Of the white apron rush.
al off 10 obey the orler, but soon returned
empty handed.
Liam .orry. air. lint the smelt Ia ali
yone he all
%. WILL IrI b.xs ANNA ,p~op.on.ii ON
,o-.,o',o.,o.., ,hsn !" siih,x rsm,rlel the
stinnsr
igs,n ,ha whit. .nrop d~i,.ppesred and
.g,in i, onieliv rs,nrnsi'
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Piper. op.r. House. V,rsi.i..

The programme given by the Whitney
Quartet last night was decidedly attractive
consisting mainly Of such songs and bal
lads As are known and appreciated by our
people. Mr.. Whitney WAS the favorite. Of
course. but Miss Clarke charmed her
hearers by tho extreme sweetness OF her
voice. The audience was scarcely willing
10 let her of with "a encore. In the
second part " The Sweet BY and by" waa
sung by special rsquest. The masterpiece
Of the evening. both in composition and
execution. was the old German drinking
song by Mr.. Whitney. IL fairly captured
tho audience. The engagement here
although br ief. has been successful. Upon
this fact the NEWS congratulates Managers
Pasmore 4 Ricketts,.
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LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Austria demands from the Porto seven
million florins for maintaining the Dos.
nian refugees. or. in lieu Of tho money.
tho session Of Kick, Suttorina, Trobinge.
Smoski and Sevins.
The steam Touring mill Of Smith,
Stickley 4 smith, Keota. Iowa, caught iiro
this morning and burned To tho ground.
The loss Ia estimated Of $4,000; insur.
ance. $4,000.
A Bordeaux, France. dispatch states
that the ship carpenters there arc on q
strike. Tho police have destroyed . mum.
Der Of infiammatory placards.
Ives 4 Aliens foundry. and Ewing'r
coffee mill. ut Queen aud Williams streets,
Montreal, were burned last night. Loss,
500, 900,
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IRsiixisas Notices.

Methodist Episcopal Church. corner ID
and Taylor streets. virginia-There will
be divine service tomorrow at II A. ~. and
7:i5 p. NJ. Rev. q. Mekelvey officiating.
Subject Of the evening sermon, THE
Mesiah's Kingdom" Praise service at
T.3O y. NJ. seats free. AL arc invited
Sabbath school at 2 y. N.
tn. Rev. \. NJ. Crothers will preach IN
odd Fellows Hall. Gold Hill, tomorrow
at II A. N. and 7:i5 r. N. Subject Tor the
evening. "An Eccentric Prophet"
There will be divine service at NJ. Johns
Church. Gold Hill. tomorrow at $40 2.
NJ, Rev. II. =. Eastman officiating. tNo
morning scrvicc.l sunday school at 1880.
There will be divine service at ~. Psnrs
Church. Virginia, 10. morrow At III A. NJ
Rev. W. X. Jenvey officiating.
There will be divine service At Grace
Church, Silver City. tomorrow At 1:ij y.
NJ. lev. W. II. Jenvsy officiating.
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BRANCHING Our. BENEFITS Brothers
will on the LIST Of July commence carrying
the mail between Dayton and Belleville.
Passengers will be taken at reasonable
rates. A more enterprising lrm than the
BENEFITS Brothers cannot be found In Ne
yaiA.
EypERTINo.-Ned Boyle, Superintendent
Of the Alta. on wednesday examined tho
south Con. Virginia mino-formerly
known a tho Rcd JAeket-for San Fran.
cisco parties. A sale Of this property will
probably 10 effected.
ovISo to liev. Mr.. EAsiman's absence
At Carson to-morro~ morning there will
DO no morning service at 81. John.
Church. The Sunday school and evening
service will be held at the usual hours.
SrRrcK WATER The Dayton Gravel
Mining Company have encountered 50
much water that work will have to he sns-
pended until an engine and pump Is set
up. They have excellsn, prospects.
COLONEL jaw. q. Fam will return
from Steamboat Springs TO- morrow. His
health 10 much improved.
Ma. MoRmsoS. the Silver City woman
who tried to poison herself las, Tuesday Is
all right again.
Ep. HARRIS has returned from Califor-
mia and Is again at work at the Assay ofiieo
in Silver City.
VIZ had q slight sprinkle Of rain yester'
LAY which cleared tho atmosphere and
laid the dust.
cArr,Is T. q. TAYLOR and family were
among the departures by last evenings
train.
Tur Yellow Jacket mine Is the deepest
on the Comstock lode.
TnKKK will be . smAll shipment oil boz
nAnzA bullion this evening.
ADoLyu suIRo has gone to San Fran
cisco.
YESTERDAY was the longest day in the
year.
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Mry,ps ron sILyrn MOUNTAIN.

MrSrRs ron SILVER MOUNTAIN. "A
party Of eighteen miners will leave Gold
Hill for silver Mountain tomorrow. The
Silver Mountain mines are about l05
miles southeast Of here. A mill IL already
erected. II will be under tho supervision
% George Foote Of Silver City. The en-
,orprise Is being carried on by San Fran.
cisco capitalists. Slime Ogg's teams viii
take the miners and their outfits TO their
destination.
wlrKR ron SIERRA vALLEr.-Good pro-
gress Is being made in constructing the
irrigation ditch from tho Little Truckes
river TO Sierra Valley. Tho ditch will
carry from 10000 TO 1900 inches OF
water. II IL expected that water will be
into the valley in ninety days. The ditch
will bring into cultivation . large area OF
land that has hitherto lain waste and idle.
DEATH or A wELL-KSowS LADr.--Ars.
Adrienno Webster Davis. wife Of c. @.
Davis, who was chief assayer Of the Con-
solidated Virginia and California Compa-
mics about three years ago. died at Dead
wood, in the Black Hills, on the III instant.
Mrs. Davis was we'll known in New York
society a. an accomplished and charming
woman.
TrRS yERrrS PIcSic.-The Turn verein
Picnic Committee. consisting Of y. Boegle.
Gus. Thede and Charley Mueller. yesterday
visited Bowers Mansion and Treadways
Ranch, at Carson. They found everything
in good condition at both places. but have
not yet decided which n is beat suited 70
the wants Of the Germans and their friends.
Hoo,S CoNiSo.-Patsy Hogan 10 e.
peeted in Virginia City next Monday or
Tuesday. lie is reported 70 DO eager Tor
a game with Johnny Halinan. and . match
will probably be made. The will be plenty
Of fun II these two get together. Hogan IL
said TO DO q better man than when no
formerly lived in Virginia City.
School ExnIBrIioS. The pupils OF Mr..
Bray's and Miss MeDonnell's rooms. Gold
Hill Central School. are preparing for
their coming exhibition. They had .
rehearsal at Miners Union Hall to-day. II
should be remembered that after the ex-
hibition there will dancing. Tho time
liked. IL Juno IS.
TnE LOST Boy.-The Stewart family
have removed from Dayton 10 Carson. tho
mother refusing to stay longer where she
Lost her boy. No tidings Of the missing
boy Guy have As yet been heard. Tho
readers of the NEWS will remember that
the boy was Lost about two weeks ago.
SUCCESSFUL ExPERrxrSrs.-The electric
light at the California pan mill in virgi.
nj. City, last night. was successfully ex-
perimented with. The light was thrown
around in different directions. Ills very
strong. 1t will certainly supsrseds Al
other artificial Lights,
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was drunk or crazy. Later when they
were assured that 10 was o fact u That
John Wilkes Booth Was accused OF the
crime, Coyle with blanched features and
trembling lips said, "My God, gentlemen,
this very day I met John Wilkes Booth ON
Maryet space. He was on q bay marc and
rode up TO me and handed me . sealed en-
volope, saying ~ ho did 90, III you hear
OF mo within "a hours, publish this. IL
you do not hear OF me within that time.
destroy this and rodo away. Here is the
package" continued Coyle, producing .
letter envelope from his pocket, "what
shall I do with iti" destroy 1t at once"
said Randall. "They will hang anybody
who knows anything about the assassina-
tion, No matter how innocontlv they may
have come by their knowledge. Don't
open IL! burn up Just as IL is" Eyes"
said Morrissey. "burn IL up for Gods
sake ct once" The doors were carefully
locked. . fire was made 10 the CRATE, and
the mysterious envelope and il contents
were carefully burned. Even the ashes
we're carefully collected and placed In .
dish. water was poured upon them. and
the two were mixed into q paste, which
was afterward put into the fire and burned
again.
The sioux San Dance.
YAsKrowS. Dakota. June q. - The
young men At Spotted Tails camp are
Just concluding their annual ''sun Dance"
and tho barbarous festival has been Of
more than ordinary success. Forty eight
candidates passed through the terrible
=.
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AMONG The wIIiTRsT THINGS on
EARTH

Are teeth. besutinsd and preserved by sozo.
DON'T and the rose 10 scarce sweetsr than tho
breath which becomes aromatic through its In.
nusncs. II 10 the very pearl Of dentrinees and
the surest preventive Of dental decay In exis.
tenec. 10 remedies win certainty canker and
every species Of corrosive blemish upon the
teeth, and corrects the huftful influence upon
them Of scldity u the stomach. The formula
OF is preparation includes only botanic ingre.
disnts. aud II contains only the purest aud
most sslutary Of these. jeii
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n.n.,,u,r. ln.s E,rulnr.

q LipmAn and wife. Mrs II ID Walker.
q 2 Plate and wife, J N Hstrick. Mrs Ew
Mcclure. Mrs c N Lincoln. J y Hall and
vito, Miss Meta Hold, A sutro, Miss y
Lynch. T q Taylor and family, J A Fink.
& spaulding. J Is MAllon. J Conn. J N
Massey. T Turner, CA Mayberry. Mrs
4 Moore, s James. L Norton. A " Evans.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errou and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. ETC.. I will send
receipt that will cure you, FREE OF cHAlaK.
This great remedy was discovered bya mission.
ary In South America. send Q self-addressed
envelope TO the REv. JOSEPH T. IMAM.
station d, Bible House. New YORK City.
selO dm
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TIE PRESBYTERIAN PIcSIc.-Thc picnic
Of the Presbyterian sunday-schoOl got
away at the appointed time this morning.
There wero Ave cars, oil Of them being
comfortably filled. The day has been quito
pleasant and those who went doubtless had
4 good time.
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MEDICAL WONDER.

This great cure for Rheumatism. Neuralgia
and all Pains. Burns. scslds, Colds. and ell
aehes and pains that people and families suner
with. Ii really q wonder AID . success. j.
Joles, Jr, sells 10 at Gold Hill. jel2 6m
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rnK PALACE EATING srANp.

For 9 roast OF beef uneIeelled In Storey
county. 20 to Thomas H.nrOn's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. NO. = North O street,
Virginia City. Fresh oysters at all hour In
every style. Forty miners always on hand Of
night. For tasty. home style Of cooking. and
the best and fresl est Of oil that the markets.
Afford. the Palace Eating Stand has no supsriof'
Try II. splS n
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Ar.,,.,. ,n,. n...,.x.

u smith. 7 Kicker. q frink. J Quinn.
Mrs Graham and child, w Mestay. Mrs
N T. Baker. A Cohn. ID y Brown. J y Hall.
4 Chielovich. J J Cadogan.
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Every family able to spprsc late and enjoy the
pleasure Afforded By . really healthful and dc
licious performance should supply themselves
with the genuine Murray q iAnman's Florida
Water. Il IL the most delightful and moot last.
ing Of all fragrant waters. myo I'm
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In the italian Chamber OF Deputies
recently, the Minister Of Finance said
that ths Budget for 1873 allowed Q sur
plus Of ten million Lire, and nobody
called him another.
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MURRAY & LANnAN's FLORIDA
WATER

Exsrts q wonderfully eIhilarstins and refresh.
ing influence on every one coming within its
range, and ~ q consequence. a. parties where IL
IL us+d, the dancers feel no fatigue, the con.
yrrsaiiOn never fi,gs. all the mental powers
Of the guests being stimulated TO a. highest
daoree mya5 I'm
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THERE hasn't been a western town up
set by . tornado or rent In twain by q
cyclone for u whole day. Go West.
young man. 60 West, and blow up with
the country.
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TIE muscles Of the human jaw exert
Q force Of owe 500 pounds; and yet
Senator Conkling keeps bis mouth
closed BY the mere exercise Of bis giean-
To will,
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TuR CHAMPION.

Dr.. Wagner. Of No. isi South @ street. Viz.
einia, IL the acknowledged champion on this
coast for chronic and venereal diseases. Try
him he never fails 10 cure. His motto 10, No
cure no pay. His charges are reasonable.
isAtf
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kEPORT.



IS Eureka Con-, 5Gk, Sc
$50 Belmont. soc. SIC
$50 Alps. 1 10
$50 Newark. 1 40, ! -
800 Leopard. 5Oc
1850 Gila. GJc
600 Northern Belle. IT,. IL. bio. liz
COO Hussey. Csc. zoe. l5e
81 Manhattan. ca, ca
273j De Frees. i5c. soc
500 Grand Prizs. Az, 4 ~, 40
ll3O Argsnta. ioc
1900 Navajo, SOC. Sc. soc
1910 Endowment, 7jc. soc
1900 Independents, ~, -, "
$40 Silver Prize. &c, Toe
ms Belle Isle. loo
40 Day. soc
ESQ FalcOn. Sc. SOC
30 Hamburg. ~
200 Hillside. I ca
AS Modoc, H.. I IS. I 40. ~
ESQ New Coso. zoe. Ijc
$50 Bodie. "a. 4 Al. 4 10. ~
100 Bechtel. 90
100 Lsed., I ID
20 Tiptop. I 10
500 Beieh.r. 4 80. a. 81, iij, ~
CSC Crow Point, ca, CO
80 Gale loniA, q.
1000 julia. n.
$50 Hale 4 Norcross. ~.
CTO Savage, IN. is
AS Exchequer. . ~. 81.
10 bullion. So. 81
90 0phir. isS
3i5 Mexican. i3fs, i3s
700 Ward. 1 IS, I co
40 Union Con-, "a, ID
Us Alpha. i2a, Ia.
COS Gould 4 Curry. ca
4Oi0 Con. Virginia, 49,, i3S. l3S b.
Is. bio
Is0 Kentuck. 3 30. > 40. AZ, 81
$50 California, isS, ISL
40 Alta, IA
rms y
100 Ophir. 4sh. -. Ish, -
clio Mexican. l3t, ISL, l3s
IOs0 Gould a Curry, ca, Ca 10
$50 Best a Belcher, i3As. i3's
AGO California. iss. isa
$50 Savage, H.. H., IL.
$40 Con. Virginia, i3s, i3t, l3's
40 Chollar-potosi. 2jS
800 Hale a Norcross, ~. ~
1875 Crown Point, q, q, Co.,
10 Yellow Jacket, 50
1900 Imperial. 9Oc, SOC. DOC. DC
$50 Kentuck. 3 40. ) Is. ) 30. 81, 81
i20 Alpha, i2a
1875 Belcher. 4 IS, ~. 4 -, ~
200 Sierra Nevada, 4 20
90 Utah. So
$50 bullion. 5a,5l.
3i5 EIchequer. > 20. 3l5
lG0 Overman, l3a, l3s, i3s
ITO Justice. 3 ~
400 Union Con-. ga. ga b. 81, 81 Is
I30 suecor. ljc. loo
100 Alta. ~
2Y5O Julia. "a, IL. - Isl
100 Caledonia, 2 10. "a
1850 Silver Hin. IL
SIS New York. 5jc. Coo
it55 Crown Point IiAvine, SOC. sc
l25 Andes. Sc
100 Con. Washoe, SOC
1900 Wells Fargo. SOC
2700 Ward, ~. -. CD
100 Leviaihan, zoe
80 Trojan, 500, 2jc
$40 Benton, 2.. , 10. 2i5
30 Boyle. iOc. Sc
40 Raymond x Ely,i
20 Eureka Con-. 5Gs. 80
80 Alps, I 10
600 Belmont. JAc
$50 Leopard. 5jc. zoe
CO0 ella. CSC. soc
20 Northern Belle, "a
$50 Hussey. zoe
las Manhattan, ca
5000 DE Frees. ijc. Zoe
20 Grand Prize, a.
400 Argcnta. tOc
l7y Navajo, ioc. 35c. &c
$50 Endowment. soc
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A uoIsRuOI,D PRRPuMR,

TEE Youngworth Oyster aud Chop House
No. II South q street. Virginia City. 10 tn
eadIng establishment on the Comrtock.
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q. II. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of califor.
mia, Gold Hill, keeps constantly on hand ali
fayorite brands Of Imported Cigar. ohoics bit
cigars, ali kinds OF chewing tobacco. meef.
schaum pipes. nuts. candles. me cutlery. and
toys and ancy goods of all kinds. ap7s N
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FROM =. THATCHER, VI. ID. OF
HEltMON, n. Y.

"wIsrAR's BAisAx oP WILD curRRr gives
universal satisfaction. IL seems To cure Q
cough by loo-enlns and cleansing the lungs,
and allsying Irritation, thus removing the
cause, instead OF drying mp the cough and leav.
log the causo behind. ] consider the BALsAh
the best cough medicine with which ! an 90
quainted." Sold By all druggists. jt3im
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|TELE
Proceedings OF the COM
mittee on Revolution.
A Witness Who is Un-
earthing Plenty Of
Fraud.
But UNFORTUNATELY II Is DEMO.
CRATIC FRAUD.
Anderson's Defiance to the Nat.
theWs Committee.
THE UNION PACIFIC R. R. PASSES
ITS DIVIDEND.
lsrsoiAL DprArcHrs TO rHl COIN HUI
DAIr Naval
But UNFORTUNATELY IT IS DEMO.
CRATIC FRAUD.
Anderon's Defiance to the Nat.
thews Committee.
THE UNION PACIFIC r. R. PASSES
ITS DIVIDEND.
lsrsciAL DurArcHrs TO rul COIN Hill
DAlr NEws.l


keseiusion.
WAsHrSoroS, June N.-Captain Jenks'
the vitpess before the Potter Committee,
u.I-. -, ,...- -,,.l v;,n...
" o'n so'e'sa ''''e'' " 80
identified - being the HANDWRITING OF "
A. Weber, and then he was shown the sig.
n.,rro ., w.h.r N ,hs A,asr.o,. webrr
= ,~,..., a,
oonuse' anu Askeu "ne'hor "' o''o''" =
TO DO genuine. He replied that no did mol
think n WA: that Weber always signed
,-,.,.m. h.,l hand. ,b.t bs hal
-
never seen him sign - this psPer WA
sigued that 10 might DO Weber's signa.
.,,. h,, 4, w.. M, nj. u.p,l sienature.
m', a. s.a....o-yv.h.
he nau never seu 'no "uue
contract before. He also testified 70 o
srnor Kellogg desire that Anderson should
r.,,,r N Eat Pelici.na and discharge hi,
an. go.
duties - superV"o'' anu 'hA' 'no uo'ein'
or had advanced him $50 out Of his "
fr,5., IN nav bis e,pen.es. lie denied
N ,..,....
Anae'sons ".'
. cousin or relative OF wi'ness'' being got
zen drunk ~ N'.ness uou'., anu - :" 'ho
no election In Fat felicisnaI being drawn
on, ~ him. That mart of the statement
which mentioned the fact of his wife 20.
iny no Potter. Chairman Of tho Democrats
STATE Committee. Was true. but her object
wa 10 get a guarantee for Auderson's pro-
lection from violence. Witness testified
about the $3.50 which Anderson had receiv-
a
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Tue Youngworth Oyster and Chop House
No. II South @ street. Virginia City. 10 the
leading establishment on the Comstock.
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The Election In sopems County.
l,rrorAL TO rHs BOLD HILL DAILY xEws.I
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NEw YORK, June 22.-The TTts"s'
Washington special has tho following on
the assassination Of Lincoln An eye wit
ness relates that on tho night Of the assas'
sination . private dinner party was In
progress in q back room at wormlsy's
restaurant In Washington. at which we're
present Gen. Baird. Robert johnson. Sam
usl ]. Randall. John Morrissey. John y.
Coyle. editor Of the Naiio#ai htsiiiyeneer,
and n other man. During the progress
Of the dinner . waiter. who had been out
on the street, returned and stated that the
President had been shot 1t Ford's Thsater.
The news created great CONSERVATION In
tho party, uho Of asst thought The waiter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-30
ORKNEY SPRINGS.
FOUR HOURS FROM WASHINGTON. VIA
BALTIMORE s. OHIO r. Il.

Through ard excursion tickets, good until
November l. Park Wsgonottes, III which 10
convey passengers from station to Springs.
BOARD RATES.
The proprietor of Orkney Springs, fully sp-
precisting business depression, offers the follow
ing reduced rates of board, graduated according
to rooms occupied, and the number oil persons
in each room.
Board per day for one week and loss than two
81 go, So and 81 so. Board per week for two
weeks and loss than four $s, $40 $l2 and $l4
Board per month for one month and less than
two $50, $36, $40 and $45. Ministers, physi,,
clans and members Of the press will be entitled
to twenty-five per cent discount on the above
rates. Children under II years and servants
halfprice.
Families and parties numbering seven or moro
who desire 20 remain tho entire season. can
make special contracts at q reduction On the
above rates.
The season will open on SATURDAY, the
18th of June, and close on the 18th of October.
All communications addressed TO i. B. COLE
MAN, Manager Metropolitan Hotel, until Juno
/, after that date to the proprietor a. Orkney
Springs, Shenandoah county. Va, will receive
prompt attention.
ap 3O-3m a. w. JONES, Lessee and Prop.