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The New York herald., 1879-03-08
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

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Acrrh4A hAkSsh kHsTioS S2ST sSS AND y yar1EnsALrs,
CHARLES sh " ' BAESER'' SiSsiH' %TcTfoSEER Az TIC
dAT&LocHE SF S1EEEc THIS DAY.
BEAUTIFUL CHiLDs saddle and Harness Pony. I2<
high years old; been the pet of little gir warranted
Th SaMSgs .,es.ss Gel sslsns q, g. Pos, Boy, ,ss
horses earth; beat 35 oter to the polo;
FSE cHEsTNnT acldins 10 high yoar, old; worry
sysh rs:,S,s OF steam stands .,g TnSI anS tying few
FAST AND sStraordp.ry stylish scrrol .lcIsinS, is
sri tres in Is; warranted war mt sound @ and kind '
THE BAY " Tsrostng MA,s Ess Howard i high YEAR,
.BEAuTIFUE CONFINED sorrel Saddle and Harness:
Mare 15k high old; stylish warranted sound
wagons Depot Express, Market and Business wagons;
top Pony Phe'ons large lot Of Doube aud Single Harness.
IaRaE SWME of ohor Horse. for all cla..e. Of pur
SALES NEVER postponed on account Of weather.
CHARLES W. BARKER, AUcrIoNEER HAS IN
sSs AFRO from m II n II %
Phadephia and in Delaware county Pa miles from
ssI''s is day S cf Mare sioes %as,"S
of s Sr MS S % CO
having to the conclusion that breeding horses for
FIsn' fSs les eomprss. con and coiains. of
doubted speed and rich breeding. including isss ,s
Horse: aud several matched Teams. from is, full 70
the former homo Amos q. w. Clay (src of American
Crib Black sherman, Dan Webster brother to the cee
brated James A. Connolly Thy vanda; Nelly Mac Donald
by Coes.us, Morning 3p, Maid of Ashwood Thy Black
wood Belle Of Philadelphia and othcr good
ones. In fact Mr. Connc spared neither time. tronbo
expense In the selection of his stock bcink hcn
tcrpincd he outdone by In tho business; but
having tho conclusion above indicated and not
Ss why or ~Scroore tho be Sold and
Full opportunity aud ample time the speed and
driving qualities will be given Of which the public
gucscd 60 rvs themselves. Among this lot are to bc
Jay tould Kentucky Prince Cassius VI. Clay Ericsson
Carrs Clark Chie &c, and must certainly be ncknowi
edged such whom and ridden nftcr Full descrip
on catalogues be had the Offices Of the Spirit Of
tho Times Turf Field and Farm. the auction mart
Stack Mr.. Barkcr's, whcro they sccn and
driven up 90 day Of sale.
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wAsHrse!os Crrr, D. c.,

Fob. IL, is7o
Notice hereby given that the Committee OF senators
receive and examine claims OF citzens
United Stacs against the OF Nicaragua
Juries life and property, will mcct ut the
room Foreign Relations Mt tho Capitol at Washington
Wednesday March 10 1879 TO proceed as directed BY
tjons should bc addressed TO "scnate Committee on
Nicarnguan Claims Senate Chamber Washing d. c.
H. HAMLlN, Chsirman Of Committee.
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DvIcE TO PURCHASERS OF HORSES AND CAR
look AT THE STOCK !. HS our .a,esrooms eAr pRr.
vATE SALE) before you buy horse, wagon harness.
We have and for salc all kinds ES and ali
kinds OF CARRIAGES and Harness, and we can sell
cheaper than any housc in America
VAN TASSELL n KEARNEY, AUCTTONEERS,
Enst al. mo- Nv
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
An OLD EsfxBLfsnED. COAL, LUMBER AND
cs asor
County.
A FoURTEENrH WARD CORNER LTQues STORE
LI0R sALE-CARRTAGE AND HORSE sHoENG
Business 20 miles from city Address J. r. p, Hcrald
U,oR sALE-ENGINE, sxIo, AND I5HoRsK ROLLER
cheap Can be seen in running order at NIcoLL the
JNOR sALE-sHOE FACTORY THIS CITY: WELL
located completely furn,nsd she modem m:chIcry die,
reason for selling For particulars or interview address,
With full n:%s' SHOE MxSUFxcTURER, box ias Herald
LNoR sALE-A JEwELRY MANUFACTORY. EsTAB-
II lishcd ~ years. in central location doing fair bus
ns 81 So. o Setting With
sSi cnH3foS rS
INOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHOP WITH LEASE
L Stock and Fixtures Call for wcek i2s West 18th
U,oR sALE-A JEwELRY STORE, WITH STOCK AND
Fixucs established 26 years; death Of proprietor
reason for selling Apply on premises 447 4th av city
4 yROCERY STORE. WITH STOCK, FOR SALE CHEAP.
UAppy 3s7 Court st.
7 WANT TO BuY A GOOD RETAIL GROCERY BrsI,
lness, Stock and Fixtures Address GROCERY WANTED.
II EASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF ROAD HOUSE,
Lsisnasd finest road in the country location unsur
q What S 5sE S5pg within months If sold
CArEs-BUTLERs SAFES THE BEST. AT LOWEST
Sprices. w. II. BUTLER, 2oi broadway
SoDA WATER APPARATUS FOR BorrLEEs. DRUG.
% isS % is5 very
CTocK AND FIXTURES OF FANCY STORE FOR
Ssslc cheap. 134 Brsome st
MACHINERY.
TS0R SALOON EASY TERMS. COMPLETE MA.
ehincry suitable .or cabinet OF piano maker balance OF
s.DSs %SSy q 70 zIEaER B.esssT st. "'
E,oR sALE-so HORSE GREEN ENGINE; GOOD OR.
five inch wrought Il
TMPIRE WOOD sPLITTERs-BEsT IN UNITED
eas I' L. %%Ms vii iSs E. ssss.
TIoIsTING ENGINEs-wANTED. Two TKN-HoRsR
hAsEII. ss broadway way N''' '''' "''" -
THE "RoBERTs' ENGINES. Is DIFFERENT STYLES,
for factories yhchss. hoistng farms. elevators. &C
vlrANrEp TO RENT-ONE MACHINE PLANER TWO
Lathesand ono Drill Machine. Inquire H. KRAts. ~
VxrANTEp-,JACKETED KETTLE CAPACITY no
pounds also SOAP Press. second band. SOAP box i2a
Herald Uptown office
INSTRUCTION.
TSAMiLIEs, SCHOOLS. .CoLLEGhs PROMPTLY FRO,
'd'd win '''''' scass%EsoN ra 80 E"ss
DRoFEsson HENRY, 81 WEST YsriI ST. SrREYcH
Boulevard Bincau. Paris
CHILLED TEACHERS CONSTANTLY RBQUIRED
DS~me particulars yesterdays Herald. Also lady for
orphan 81 Ea i'
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
CAFE.-A LANCE SECOND HAND FIRST CLASS
DSafe In perfect order. Address, stating lowest cash
price. box ASH Post Office.
XNANTED-sToRE FIXTURES, COUNTERS AND
w showing Tor dry goods hardware. Address CASH,
2Jt Herald ofcc.
VA1ANTED TO PURCHAsE--A COFFEE AND LUNCH
Room down tows must be n'gocd location not 20 ex
Good $500 Address, for thres days, X box is7 Herald
uptown ofhce -
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

T'REE BAPTIST CHURCH, 25Tn ST.. WEST or 7TH
II av-Rev n J.. Rowe will preach at 10 80, "Limita-
tons of Christ's Blessing;" and at 80, Christ .
Wonder;n baptism In the evening All invited.
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,E SH EMV
W ,----
t<tt EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
NMAN LINE ko, az s ~ s srEAALhs
CITY o. hEkLis o Saturday oesossr ii Bpm
CRY OF KichaoSb sauraa ys oss0Ds s a.; H.
CITY or OF eREsTkE Ss.grsay Soysmssr go n
P.n Nor =; So,,h % % 10 NJ
ssss and b s.ss ei ss:. :" favorable term"
These stsamsps do mo, a ,oos
1 JOHN G. DALE Agent. 81 aud SO Broadway Sew York.
| fhiladslpha Office los South 4th st.
Cu ,'' ,l LINE NOTICE
steamers sS. .s as o the
j. i. .....s from o.ssa,.va S.
Or bqsoa sros.laS sSs meridian q Sos j latitude @
q ~ ia',gds 20 n?inf g aes norS Of 42
skoA Pitt w. e Soh oi..sls /. i 30
ALGEKfA. wednesday, October =, 1870 \
sssrsss and iron, II ,arss low
$50 49, sr's,sN iii IRf Es u FKASCKIYN Asent
GENERAL .TKANSATLANTiC C0MPANf;,s 5, +.
csapa,ys pier aew a. North River foo. of MpttoI St
small Sea anu tue d''e'"''''' '''''AS on'
PRicE OF PAsssxGE "neludins Wtne1.~To' HavreE
;fsS ss rs S s ''ss''s'
Cheeks SGs cS Sc n EYsrp' syns s. s".%.
Grlos LINE LINT United STATES Az MAIL STEAMERS,
| leaving pier ~ North River foot Of King st.. ~
wIscoXsIS. oei:; j, II; wYoMiSG Oct. =, ) +. 4
4S S rs;s
SgEcIAI NOTICE THE euIoN NAIL STEAMER
WHITE star LINE
United States ana kGya Ms steamer as vsr0oo
rsso@%sndsd Sy Lsusn.ns Maury u on both the
xPSIATiG. Thsrsday, October Il soA II.
From Le Star dock foos Of West 10Th st. noon
Rs,esmsaleS. We AND 500 Return tickets on reason
:s$;s
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep nor pigs
the .
a1. o st., rn !, 4,xv T. . ooE1ls. Agent
rhe sPss class Of .h. line carrying tho
United states mall to the Nefasrsnds leave eompan's
MAS, saturday November
s First cabin 500 s7o second cabin s4' 500 '''sr"Ss
Paris '''>'.. 80 .'''' D's'''
rrxcHH nx %eherai Az - SCUM wnm ST.
w. - Erotnn, .s ,o MA " ~, na 49,.
:. o /" u, ~. r.-e". az w.. ~ NV ~ oe.- "s AZ
STATE LINE-TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. DUBLIN /.
OBeifast Londonderry, pier ~ N. r. Canal
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. Thu sday, Oct D. T. VI.
STATE OF ALABAMA....... Thursday. Oct. 49, 4. NJ.
STATE OF NEVADA Thursday Oct % z. NJ.
First cabin $50 TO $75. according accommodations
Return tickets $120 second cabin $40; return
tickets. so; Storage, $26.
AUSTIN, BALDWIN Il Co. Agents. ~ Broadway.
STEERAGE TICKETS AT IS BROADWAY AND AT
COMPANY'S PIER FOOT OF CANAL ST. NEW YORK.
49,, . :, -. :, :, -, . :, ,,,.; :;
MrEkiAL GEhnAN MAl-DhA AM ~ hG,AM ~ EhiC Ma,
ArAeket E9mpah!s bho ior Tiymouth, Aohoon' Oher-
4 bonrg and Hamburg ,,, 90
Ia: Octoocr 20
LESsiN ;oct"ber 10 iELAND october ~
Rates to plymouth ~ points IN Engiand Cherbonrg ana
KUNHARDT CO.. q. b. RICHARD 4 BOAS.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COASTWlSE STEAMSfalfsS.
UNITED STATES SIP zip s sISF NAIL STEAM
for St Thomas; Para rs,amsueo Bahia and Rio dc j..
Rico. Jamaica and the spanish Main.
The first class iron steamship
Captain Carpenter.
NJ No freight received for this steamer I'D
5 o % s from Newt T Brook
shippers desiring insurance effect the
ali points reached by Royal Steam Packet Compsnys
Intercooniai steamers. aud To Montevdeo and Buenos
freight must be paid in ADVANCE For freight engage
o 'n'' or passage 's co apply
Office. pier 20 Eastsyer near fulton terry.
DACIrIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
l. Pier loot of Canal st. North River
pGT San FrsnsfG M hs ,S" ct ssr%
Connecting Central and south aud Mexico
Steamship Es' Cry n" kks s:ssa rSa SSa"
From San francisco to ncne1uu. New Zealand and Aus.
For fought and general intormat,uu apply companys
Office. on the per foo, of Canal - North River.
Islands Japan. China New Zealand. Australia, south
Tsr ticket. Or ss@apS to route. apply
to the rs,ssnss5 Department a'7 Bre"dws S,,
tcnerai Passenger Agent - superintendent.
BERMUDA. WEST INDIES AND PORTO RICO.
FsoM fIE hs'ts New y SoRTP RIVER
r. SsGlHA os.ost
and r3ScE, Porto Rico; aud ST. NOTWITHSTANDING
SSS SsrlSGIi ,eSi DxLoSyII,T,, DOMINICA MAR
's"" r%ssiGE RATES GkE%TTy' REDUCED.
FIs EsS% ;af Broadway
TLAs MAIL LINZ. -
AFOR WEST. INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA
calling atthe following ports via. -
Kingston, ia Cape Nayti taonaives ST. Marc.
Prince Aux Cages and Jscocl In Usyt; Santa Martha
ssyamtlla cartharens aud Aspmwal In Colombia, and
Regular ior!nshiiy safnss from pior No 81 North
FoR iIAYTi CCI,oNBfA GREyTowN PORT Iruox
AsPINwALL PANAMA, AND SOUTH PACIFIC
MLSk.. September ~ ANDES October u
FOR kINGSTON HAYri AND MARACAIBO.
ALPS. October ATLAS October l6
FoR PORfo RICO.
superior first class passehger accom- IN odations.
PM FOkWOOD 4 CO, Agents,
,..,. No 81 W all St
SAvANNAH AND FLORIDA.
- WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
from pier 43 North River No. 3d. foot OF Spring st..
tNhtt at3P.
GATE CITY Captain Daggctt, Wednesday, October ~
CITY OF MACON, Capta,n Kcmpton, saturday, DC
Connecting with Central Railroad Of Geora Atlantic
and duff Railroad amt Fisrida steamers GEORGE
yONGE. Agent Ocean steamship Company and t,entra
Ralroad VI Gevrgia, No Ap broadway. q. u. OWNS
General Agent Atlantic aud Gulf Railroad $40 Broadway
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MIDDLE AGED wIDOWER difBREWJ, WITH
Adaiiy cash business of his own. desires the
OF erman lady OF similar tastes and
Dental aud any photographs sent VIII be honorAby
turned. Address CONFIDENT. 2aU Herald Office.
A YOUNG WIDOW DESIRES THE ACQUAINTANCE
Aof an honorable rcntlcnan: object, matrimonv.
STRANGER, l27 Herald Uptown Office.
A YOUNG BUSINESS MAN or 10 DESIRES THE
of lady about the age, and
well built. Address q. r.. 15T Herald cfhce. ~
A JEwIsn GENTLEMAN or THIRTY DESIRES
IA the acquaintance OF respectable lady OF about %
with some means, with Wow 10 comnunca-
tions strictly confidential Address A. b. 1913 Herald Office
A WHOEVER HAVING SOME MEANS. AGED 40
huo desires the of wealthy
Irish Catholic maid widow OF =, fundamentally In
clined. Address lily MEN. box 80 Herald Office.
A LADY TEACHER GRADUATED IN GERMANY
OF recognized ability wishes give instruction In DER
man. French and music Address Nine MEuROwlrZ
Prospect place.
MATRIMONIAL AGENCY FOR LADIES AND GEN.
tiemcn of unquestiohable respect liability only impair
aieed opportunities offered; commun mic atons strictly
confidential Call or address. enclosing stamp INTER
NATIONAL AGENCY, ~ Broadway. tt
Two GENTLEMEN WOULD LIKE THE AcQUAINT-
aneo ~ two young ladies engaged tlo dny at
lcisnte evenings view matrmony. Address FIDELIO.
box 200 Herald office,
UyIDOwER cts REFINED. MUDHRArE MEANS
w desires sincerely marrying rich widow who wouid
associate In profitable and honorable business Address
eonhdcntialiy, ALONE. box iTs Herald Uptown.
VouNG BUSINESS MAN DESIRES CorAINTANCE
Il very handsome young lady of means, natrimop tally
Inclined CHlCAGV, Herald Once
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n FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Only line under tho American flag Sailing
every til from Phiadeiphia and every WEDNEs.
DAY from Efverpuot 49, t'He
PENNSYLVANIA. SATURDAY, OCTOBER II. at s. A NJ.
BED STAR LINE fOR ANTWERP. -r-4--r
Sailing every days alternately from and
New Iork landing passengers within few hours ride Of
the i'm pvrtant points OF interest the Continent.
RHYNLAND, FKIDAf. OOfOBEk 10, at II NOON.
For of passage and other information apply
PETER wRlGHT y SONS General Agents
3O7 W alnut ST.. Pha elphn: 81 Broadway. New York
JOHN MCDONALD Agent: Battery place New York.
n'DONOvAN ROsSA PASsENGEk AGENCY in
Inland England, Europe--Gnion Company's drafts;
Arxcnas voyage. days. hours Extrxordnary atten.
ton correspondents 3f3ls Walnut Philadelphia
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Ga, 6err, th leuane 60 niht.

SJttkt wv Nubuh w H'eHas
Gut, msbr 1T nidt. n0teig. 9abt ibr
euh barauf Der beiben &inbsr bemahtiat,
.pslAe ieinsr S6but anuertraut paren :?
Muh bas nebme Id auf mid, 6err.
gntflbrtet ibr iIe aus eiseuem Mntrebe
oSer isio ibr BON Ssmaaten gu bem
ldmadYoaeu Berft sebunssn wcrben !?
Nun, Serr, last istbsr, mas Bate mid,
sa3u bswssen tSnnen, In anesrer asute Sas
milienanssleeen9siten sin3usrsiisn, msnn
niht bic MusiiAt auf einen Nsbsnpsroienf?
Jrast ben 5errn l.lbrr, nj. pel ct mir
burA ietnen Wsenten bieten litb. wenn i6
feline Munbsl = unb sr ielblt aeiste mir
ein barauf besisldes Sdriftiiud - an
einsn fhsren Srt f6afte.
Sabt ibr s.bSrt, Mr. Ghaneilst fstr.
te 5elwis ith bieIsm 3u. Soll Der Wann
fortfabrsn 2 Soa ,er Dort fir gBort in
@essnwart BON 3eusen ,u @rotOeua se.
Ben, pbsr leib ibr oanit ;ufrieosa ?
9iun tpenn es eua eelunsen 1T, a(lss
aus3ulpionirsn, tras tn Der 6ano enes
Ssinees als Waffe sesea mid bsuubt rpsr,
een fSnats, 70 nebme i'd tsinen Anifanb,
ein3uraumeu, sab i'd in Der Ibat bic &n>
Der BON Der Muttsr ~ treunen sspadte,
unb mas nun msiter
SIR mSst ssben, tpansts 6etlwts ila an
Dirts, osnn ttb betwsiils, bab SIR. Gbaa,
eilst ftd fir cure Miibe nod erfeantlih
,eist. albsr bleibt in Der glabe fir ben
Sat, rab cure 3eusenausiass anotrlpsitis
sewunfdt ipiro. uno nadDsm Dirts bas
3inmer YerlaIen bate, ribtete er lsine
Wrrts .piebtr an Gbancilst.
(gortlebuns fotst.)
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2laaseigct,, !,
sdaiI6 ampfnl,ae,, pIt:

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9deiib empfansen bic
GiseBtbiimer onDZin,=
mons, 2iper Resnta=
tpr" ancrfennilugit
aits aGeit S5eileu he5
2aaees BON Terfoneit
bon Graieburg linb bo.
ler seieulda slider 5tel=
lang in gesuJ auf Die
lournerbaren beilfrdfte
bieier eroben MieoJi,t.
Gein oliDeres GrGparat
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Sin benterfens,pertEes yIejultnt.

IS 1T gang sletd, wie piele Ner,te uno
pie piele perf@ieoenartise Mebi,inen ibr
ldon gebraudt babt, es III cine felllfe9enoe
Sbetiade, baB Der German @prup bas
Bette 5eilmittel fit eunssntranfbeiten III.
SrcBbsm sie6t es nod Eaulsnoe BON pere
ionen, bic an 5als> ueer eungensranfbet,
ten, NasSeeruns. Afbma, 5ufen, pneu.
mOnia, Grfaltunsen Ii. /. 10. leiosn, unb
bon Der gcr1ii9lichfeit BON Boiaer's Ser.
man Sprup Nidts ,piiisn. Iqen Dielen
(assn mir, bae wdbreno oes lebten Sabres
$4,000 Jlafhen oapcn ssrtault murben
uno teine Stage isber cas Seilmittel eins
lief. @n aussetruao esipsnpe 1ctlten
etne SlaI9e SerIuaen. 0snSbnline @rJ.
BE rs Gents. gu baben bel allen Druss
ailtan Nmerifas.
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Dameu Trls. Warp Wabrenberser, Soc
banna Saent unb 6elene Baltian Ser.
rem Gilbert Sdliee, $. Iieltins unb
9. s. Gumpel. -.
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Giner fitr sgaue.
ersdtluus Son 9 aEbuin 81 Dll9aufen in
sier gdntsn unb sisr 8Gasrn.
(Gprtfthnns).


S9r feb erfaunt, mid .tisr 3u (.ben,
naGbsm Id btsbsr ME bas gsrlanseu
tunpsab, In irsenb wslhen gsrtebr nit
eaA gu tretsn, rebete eerlel6s ien cbne
@ruB an.
gtanctlst erbleldte unb rang fhtbar
mad TaiIuns. Dod nur einise Seeanben
unb er mar rieper 5err feiusr lslblf. VI.
lsrbinss muB es mid tefrsmesu antpor.
tets CT bphfabrsnp, aber Id srflare mir
suer unpsrmutbetts grl6siaen burh eur,
8e,isbuns.n su Mrs. 6cmltt, elmer Da
mt, weld,e Don ibrem ffrbencen @atten
namentlih nit Madiiht aaf beren beioe
finbsr, msinem @dube aaempfoblsn wur.
be.
usbsr 9ellipis's antIib Slitt sin bs1sid.
nenoss Qdfeln, unb beionnen fubr er fort.
Meine Bs3isbuns gu Sire. 5owitt swin
gen mid In Der 1tat Die gbre eurer na
beren Bsfanntfdaft gu iuhsn. SD font.
me, uln bsren S0Ater BON sud auriid,u.
fotbsrn.
gon mir futr Gbanetlst tsftts auf
bann ladte er bSbni(h.. Was miirset ier
aniwcrien. tluste i'd, eud an, semeinldaft-
LID NIT glrs. powitt heren 5einser bem
etnflatle pss 9erihtltd' einselestfn Tor-
munots entsossn gu paeta
gfimmfrmebr wiirbet tbr berglethen wa.
gen, antwortete 5eawis NIT fhurf uertlin.
senper geraHtuns i'm 1cne isiner 9ttmme,
nsin, sinsn iolhan Mibsriif traue III eu,
rem SdarfItanf niat su. Cca supor.
serf 8snni tyr finen Sa8aeunptrenoen
@cfntearer yfamsne Dsfte nno peilsn ien
bfSlti'snoe 6raus
eeanesist preBfe Die Strpfit aulamnien
nno lae aaf 2funlg, ale eattt sr 3u einsm
teal!iufn Mnarl1 nser4tgsn ipollsn.
O'sts, nteeerpolls Qsuwt4, als eban.
ellet mil e,rer 4nt'soft laul't1e, tcb inetne
eosielte. esspar, nit wflfasm t1 eud9 Dor
iur5sr 5slt oeen atlf pem Vlateau IN leb-
eallsm Ssrteer Jap.
Ote fra9te Der ereclf 3uSerno. Nnn
"a, Der 3nfaa fuerte mid mit ttnfn 3u.
laranen, roA retftt mftae Sttanntihaft
ntht 70 melt, Dap t@ init tsrsm Naman
sstiraut mare.
aroepem napmf 'er nefen Ottnits tn
malpsua, wte 0is efs Mannss, welder
yrs: pop'tt pom Mfmpels aus aaf
Sfnritt ane Srstt psrTolste.
Dienits psriutte sSanellet etne bsr.
ausforptrnos 9altuns ar3unsbmen.
80, mtts osrr, beFatists 5slwis NIT
untrinutterlscpsr Nupe, uno tft rasbs euh,
antatt au ltfrsn MnsFuhtsn 3u 8rftfsn,
sup NIT mir au peritanoi9en. VI.
waet. g sitt in ben gsreinisten Staaten
tsln 0elsp, rsldts bulbtt, sab elmer Slut.
ter bic Hinesr 8sraubt susrben.
Sd perR.te enh niht, trptDerte G9an-
eilst, unteimlih beriibrt burh 9ellmi8's
3uper1AtliAes Welen.
Weil itr niht psratttn mcat, futr bic.
fer fort, toh oteQsiht itimmt es euh nau.
siebts,r, tpenn ibr erfabrt, baB ris ainber
{im aur 3ei. wisber bei ibrer SHUTTER btl3n.
ben unb Wfa6natmen aetroffsn w.rben.
Ne Wisbsrtpluns eines berartisen gsrbre.
dsns unmOsliG ~ MAIDEN.
Bel eitler NahriAt liitte Gbaneilet
(iH nit cer linfsn 5ane auf ben Iilhraup.
Stllwia entaina nttht, bafj bic 3ornssrStbe.
wslHe sben nod fein @eli@t bebedte, las.
....m H. - n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
Coming to America.

NEW YoRx, May 3l.-Statistics Just
published show q noteworthy increase
In the character OF European smigra.
ton now setting steadily towards Amer.
ioa. Those for April show an increase
from the Msrsey that is enormous.
si,ty.ave vessels. carrying 1887 emf.
grant passengers, have left the Merssy,
6,S4s Of whom were English, and only
1,548 Irish. Eight thousand nine hun.
drsd and thirty.one Of the emigrants
were destined to the United States, and
only l,723 for Canada. Commenting on
the above the Times to-day says: "Aus.
tralia used To DO the iavorits Aeld for
English smigrants. but lately the news
recsived In England from that quarter
has not been encouraging, and may
possibly account for the small number
that started for there during April.
Recent advicss from Sidney state that
large numbers Of mon have bsen thrown
out OF employment in that city. owing
to q dispute about civic contracts. and
that even previous to this q great many
people there, mostly emigrants, were
walking about the streets idle"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
IChaiata's Escape.

A winuemucca dispatch says: Frank
Chalata, who was arrested here 0 few
days since on the charge Of counterfeit
ing silver coin, escaped from Deputy
Sheriff Pryor lsst Sunday night at
White Plains by jumping from the train.
Chalata was being taken to Carson to 30
tried before the United States Court.
The Reno Gazette gives the following par
ticulars: About seven miles east OF
Desert Station no went into the water
closet, raised the window and leaped
out while the train was In motion. His
protractsd stay caused the Deputy
sheriff to look for him, when he found
him gone. Pryor then tried to get the
conductor TO back the train UP to some
where near whore Il was whom Chalata
won't into the water closet, but this the
conductor refused 10 do. 20 be was
forced to got ont and walk. Az Chalata
was not ironsd and was gone about
twenty minutes before his absence was
discovered, no had. therefore. several
miles the start. he had not been 70.
captured Of last accounts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
A Lissie GroWi.

EDITOR News : As Q member OF the
Sarsield Guard. I wish to enter o pro-
test against what the members OF the
company consider q disposition to slight
them. Whenever there is any kind Of o
parade or turnout in Virginia the Gold
Hill company is invited to DO present,
but 1t is very seldom that music Is sent
down to accompany them Up the bill.
II, however, they have music up tho
hill, it is generally the case that they are
compelled to march homo unattended.
Yesterday was an exception. but II
would not have been but for
the great dissatisfaction expressed
by the members Of the COM
pany. While willing to swell the ranks
OF Virginia professions, the Sarsfislds
feel that they are entitled to the same
consideration as other military %organiza-
tons, all Of which have music furnished
them from the time they leave their
armoriss until they return. Yesterday
the Sarsisld Guard marched to the
Divide before meeting the music
which ought to have been sent
down TO accompany them all the
way up the hill. The whole matter may
be summed up briefly: The ssrsfeld
will not 20 to Virginia again for the pur.
pose OF parading. unless 1t Is guaranteed
that they will have music to accompany
them both ways. Even then, II the
Gold Hill people want US, We will stay
at home. SARsFikLD'
Gold Hill, May 81. 1879.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
strawberry Festival

A grand strawberry festival. to wind
up with a social dance will be given at
Miners Union Hall, Gold Hill. next
Thursday night. under tho auspices and
in the aid Of the Anti. Chinese League.
That there will be q right good
social time and plenty OF amuse-
ment on that occasion no q need
doubt, and when it is considered that ii
is m effort in behalf Of the rising gen.
Grafton. and free white labor,
the object will be the better
appreciated and literally pstronizsd.
Varney's band will do the music business
In ine style. The tickets Of admission
are placed at four bits, and at least four
dollars worth OF choice pleasure and
general s~ociability is guaranteed. Tickets
will be for sale ut Gallup's, Fraser's "a.
loon and the Wedge.