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Snd9Screfions or GEGeS8Gss or some
drain upon the system, Is always cured BY
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1t tones up and iRyigorates fhe system,
dispels the gloom and dependency, impart4
strength and energy stops the drain ana
rejtlV6nates the entire man, Been useu
tWenty years with perfect success by thou-
sands Sold BY dealers. Price. Sl-uO k-r
single vial. or 100 per package Of hv0 NlaiG
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receipt of price. Address mUlIe AAa-
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, 1879-02-10

Tic Municipal Council of Paris has resolved
TO make an experimental trial of the electric
light and OF gas etie by side during a twelve
month, with vicw to ascertain the con,para-
tive strength anu cost OF tho two sno,lcs Of
lighting. The electric light is to be- used In tho
Avenue do l'Opcra, the rlace du Tl1catrc.Fratl~
cats, thu Place dc la Bastifc, ind one OF tic
paYtlions Of tho Central Markets Tho iln1lcs].
The municipality will contribute sum of s7,000
towards tho cost, at the rate Of tllrcc pence an
hour per burner. Arrangements have a!so
been concluded with tho parisian Gas Cosn-
pnny by means Of which the Nue du Quatro
scptcmbrc (which abuts on tho Avenue DC
l'Opcral tho Place du Chascar.d' Eau, md
SECOND pavilion OF the Central Markets. will l,o
lighted after an improved method. Tile Pnrts!an
Gas Company tlas undertaken 10 supply gratis
tlle gas In cxccss Of what would ba burned BY
the ordinary proccss, md also tho ncw apna-
ratus required for burning 1t, provided that Tho
municipality aGrec to purchase the apparatus
III tho event Of their adopting It after tho cx-
pertinent has boon tried.
, 1879-02-10
INGALLS,.
Prelin,tnnrtca I.oalIng to the Investigation
Of thu Methods by which 1io WAS lte-
elected HeuntDr.

TrsIln,tnnrtca LnnhIng to the Investigation
Of tho Methods by which lilo WAS He-
oicctod jenmtor.
8pectas Dispatca 10 7ns Trtoume.
TorEKA, Kan, Feb. 8.-rhe scnako Commit
tco on Senatorial Investigation, announced to.
day, is composed Of thrcc members who voted
for 1nvalls md two who voted for Horton.
Senator Buellun, Chairman, ia ono OF the lead
IN. attorneys of tho State. The Committee is
n vrry strung one. The Senate wtshtd II havo
the two Committees conduct the Investigation
jo!utly, nhd 1t Is thought the House will concur
in that resolution OIL Monday. II IL urged t.lat
tont proceedings would bc mora satisfactory
n,id less expensive tt.au II separate inyestT9a-
tIons wcro nia1o by tho two Committees. The
ltnusc Committee las already held QUO scssou,
nnl parllallY examined slr. Waite, whu eiaMs
to have lccn offered $500 for his vote. Wato Is
the York 0f 1870. Eyerydony ridiculca tho tIca
nj investigation, a,ll 1t Is possible that both
Committees will be ahoiishcd within u wcck.
There Is no doubt that the Investigation was
pinned BY soralseads In the Lover lfuusc. and
Tho resolution could not l,ayu passcd wlshou.
the help ot many Ut ingalls, frtenAs who did not
wsl, 10 60 upon the rucord aa opposing tho in
Qulry.
Ex.0oy. Anthony md Ben Simpson, who were
candidates against Ingalls,. nrc both coming In
for their SHIRE III tic gccral tlcssu for nvest-
gaiiun. Simpson Is Que Ut the Commissioners
to revsu tho statutes, Al1d has inado no report
of ha labor, u'thougl, lis has drawn thu full
2sNount VI A!s salaEY.
Tho Senate to-iay paaseI a resolution rcauest-
tnY Hmpson ulul tho 0ttlurs IL return to tic
State ll!t monry they ha.1 drawn for Services
With they l'ayU not rendered.
Anthony ~ 10 Io Investigated for failing 10
uso prppvr nluans to rtpti the lnllan invasion
last fall, during wliicl, tle grossest outrAgus
zero perpetratt.l, a'si no atle9nate stepa taken
connection wtII thu ia:,or truublrs In tnts state
few months ago, when tllr militia was called
OUT MlM! al iuolfe,lxyJ citizen Of Empurta killed
Altogether. thrsc several tlIsIuirrs will furnl d
YcrY Interesting sra.!er.
, 1879-02-10

CTAtiG phrtY in twain hT leaving It. reFEoDIfH
TINT "Tho nomocrota vii, mt ho ,noyet, l,y
nny such ti,1a,ts Int wi, rccommonl Tint
no moro War aebts Ii, p.it1." We admire
tic grit of aon. Dn.on m iasa than wo
respect l,js natriotjc resolution 10 sayo tho
Democratic partv from the t,en,oratizino
effect upon i. of Tho nscont1cncy Of It's
Southern wing. 1,ut TINT ho wilt he dis
Tain n TINT he will resist and acorn
tho tlscinlinorv pr,ccss. Iii. enccch In tho
House was by no means iutc,ppcra,c. but It
drew fron, CuA1xKn.. 1Iooksa, AftL1a, ansl
SINGLETON wrnthfut replies, showing TINT his
proposition to sl,atter at a single blow their
darling plan Of robbiuo tho TREASURY touched
then, on tho raw. Iiis interview, however.
is Infinitely mora calling than his speech.
Tic singles ont CAnt,snx nnti TsLauKnuRN as
tho only Southern representative men in
Congress, and coolly declares Tint 'the
Soutl, has no leaders now as she had before
Tho War" Aud be a1,ls 10 tho sting Of his
dvnunc,ation of Tho tiyc.scoro 1,riuasliers the
philosoplIc remark TINT "This generation
has got 10 pass nwny before tho sontherncrs
can be what tl,cy were" ,yo admit the force
and i,,stice OF uei1, l}aAoo's conclusions; but
we trenbto for tho Democrat who has tho
har.lihood to utter tllem publicly. Thore is
n rod in pictio for the Democrat who had
tho patriotism to firlt against tho Re-
bolton md now has the fraukness
to declare to tho world TINT bin politi mi
brethren, tho Southern 1,rieaf1lcrs antt their
constituents, are a broken and degenerate
raccl Tho poss'on md hate evoked
by tho speech of tie little t,encral
Of tho Iron Brigade was nothing to
| the storm TINT will burst ,,pon him when his
, 1879-02-10

Th9 interview OF ten. iiHAtiu with our
correspondent at Font. .lu l.ac, published iu
saturdays Issue Of THE TA1ncsE. shows tho
rrason tho 1srigas1iets charged Tint lc WIZ On
his way to thu Republican oanp. liz hal
committed tho unl'ardonallo sin ~ In ns-
sa.Aiug to lay down q rulu Ut actioll for tho
Democracy OIL auy subject without ptosious
consultation with tue Southern wing Of tho
party, and ~ iu i.ol.lly nutugoniziug tho
Known purposes Of thd Southern l,ooplo in
regard 10 Nebcl clAitns. Tho right TO initiate
Democratic policies las never yet beon cou.
ce.led to t4e Northern w!uH of tl1s Dr1no-
cratic larly by the Southern wiug. aud tl4o
presumption IL absurd TINT 1t will bo now,
when more t11an two.th'r,aa Of the party
strength resides ut tho South. 10 sustain
ol,r kecolnl point 1t Ia only necessary to clts
tho fact tilat from. the tima Of tho rellab:iila-
ton Of tho south to tile present dny tue
Southern people, acting upon their ropra-
soutaslycs. hnve never ceased to press tho
payment Of Rebel claims upon tbs attention
ct Cougress und tho country. These two
points bciug, then, assumed as sst-
lied, Gen. 1lnAao Aas not ouly
drawn upon himself tho wrath of tho
l}rigatlicrs aud their constituents, but ho Aas
assumed u position which will compel his
Northcrn Democratic associates to iguoro
aud snub hiu, to III o1teut that will foreo
him to tho rear, And il Is quito evident
that Gou. DnAoo will consent neither to be
iguose.l Into siiauco nor anubbed into objsct
submission. liz assumed, in Lia late speech,
tho ground long occupied by tho Republican
party, aud in tbs interview already referred
to ho maintains bis ground boldly, not 10 say
deGautly. Ile says, III elect, to tlto South !:
- You will uot ba permitted to ta1 tho coun-
try cent for the payment Of Rebel GLAZING" {"
Aud, being inquired Of a. to whether in such
event tLu Hsig4Iiers will not split tho Dsmo-
, 1879-02-10

hnitd On the property modest hannuaer cottage,
and. like ncmoathencs, give rhetorical fcheartats
to appaanding wavca.
Mt. Tildcn is wholly innocent Of the charge
thae ho oYcrcd $0j, 600 for an EIeetor. Tie only
offered SO. 600
It Ia cvitiont lhnt tho frequent appearances
1T The CONT Iehnnes tar the energy of hens
md make cgss dear. n
\ recent aEfair in tbis 8tnto demonstrates
thai Judge Lynch knows no law. and consequently
shonld be deposod Al once.
SIgnor Carcano, tho tta!fnn Rnnator, who
has translated Shakespeare, has been elected
f!ee.i'ssssdent OF .ho now Shakespeare soetety.
Gen, Sherman, while nt Atinntn, was Of
fercd the ffeedom Of the city. Tho last ttmb hs
was there he took It without anJ such fofn,atites
England'4 restrictions concerning tho Amer
lean cattle trado demand That We should relnlaie
hY compelling Sitting Bull 10 semain On Canadian
soil.
Lord DeaconaaelA, according to London
correspondent, l!res principally on chan,paenc
Jelly. Of which he consumes three guincsf worth
At sach meal.
Edward Cooper should he rewarded. Ills
refusal to furnish Potion with noney sAsed Mt.
iInycs' election. Perhaps be would accept tbs
Berlin Mission.
Iffa1noar H{orkh Dn7esnn hns haen rstt1ar
u..1.....t ....s ~. ..,.., =. ,r,ts....1 t. ~.
cn"nt.r st, ~ ,,,nt. 11,,,.st, tf,nr,hI noS...ns
will 1atbc, tay o,ce tho ddd,er.
Wa t,,.t ,t,a4 l1,a fabricot;ona ~ tho ,no,.-
.. ,u..... ..,,, -, =. s.,..,,...s =. -
popnlat confidence in tho truth OF tho Scrrlnral
"'t'"s' 3's'''e" ~ LUG e"stn@ Rea''e"'a" VI 'hat
Tho discussion Of tile question Of the wick
cunss' ~, ~ 'ae "a't@ ns,..ha1 ~. asan s
"a" W., ~, nss..'a ' 49, o..,.I ""o
u.s.. H.. IT, "e' '"0 e"'r'~'~' ~ '"'"o'o'''"'
VI e"'N 'es''
Inc t"ass'aRo Q. tno Dnko o' eonnnuBat Is
ao"".s. aaso ~ sae 4u ~ ar, ua''
~ ai,k'ec' ,sss 49,. ~ W WV" !" .no napo1
sn."n @ talotc' bu'''n' y" MIG oeea9'oo VI '"o
'u*o 'uus''"so.
4 female pedestrian In New York. who was
, 1879-02-10

hut seventeen working days reu.aiu Of
the life Of the rorty-titth Congrcss. ouougA
TO accomplish all neces2ary legiala.un. pro-
sided there Is any disposition Oh tho l,rzs oG
tho Democrats to clc4n up tlIv unfinished
business, md giyo tlls country res. until
next December. Tlero II hot HOW pending
lefore either House q .ncusl,ro that could
mot 10 adequately debated and finally
voted upou In one day's timo, unless
it may DO the provision IT funds
to meet the enormous drifts upon tho
Treasury created by tho Arreara-of- Pension
ill, aud the country would b. 10 WORSE I'll
than before the bill passed it this matter
were deferred uutil another Congress. fresh
from the people. could net uponit. There il,
however, q growing bsl:oG that 1t IL the pol
icy Of the Democratic majority iu the House
to 10 cou,rlcats aud impede action on the
Appropriation bill. by partisan legislation III
to Insure tAeiz drfeas W tho Republican
, 1879-02-10
bIt, TildaN'x tefurtll Ii necessary.

blr. Tilien's rsform ls necessary.
Tl.e taxes wlacl, s1r. Tildep owes the Gov
ernsncnt would have Just bought two Electors.
1t is Mr. Vil,lcn's belief that reform iA uec-
sssary in tbs pflce Ut South caru!lua Electors.
Afs. Ttlden now luclarea tAat lo cannot
coadous tho high ps!cs Of Presidential EIectuE.
II is fearod iM soino quarters tlat b1r. Ed
i4ons experiments With Lie electric light will eud
ln Yax,
Notwithstanding The reports Of Blr. Til
don's enormous wealth, be falcd. 1t appcass, fot
S13. UUo.
Ex-senator Cameron wants tho Berlin Mis-
sion In order 10 eacapo tho cnaeafncnss Of the
Widow Dliyoe.
Edwin Booth has recently purchsscd for
s.. sou shsco acsea aud half on SECOND beach Al
Hrwpast. X. L., from Dir. Eugene 6turtesauI son.
tu.'sw VI htshup Clark. 'fho tsayedisu, who was
s!wars foaa VI seaside 1cposs. expects ~ sooa
, 1879-02-10

II tho Southern pcopie really want to express
their gratitude tu Tic residents Ut tho Other
ttons of tho Union w!luso Gal privilege II wns to
contribute last year to relieve tte yetlow.feycr
sufferers they can to 1t bY preventing tic pb'i.
eation ut any mo.c prizo 1osns The volume Of
l'octry IL already ton largely Inflated. We here.
hY serye naticc On tla Mobile la<1ges il'at att-
other such otlu as TINT whIc', tot,k tho prizo Ut
New urlealls Inay ronpel us to TIT IN tie stis-
sisstpu River ~ .l'at it will empty into Lake
Michigan. nlIl 50 to rctluvc tue Nulf States to
thu condition ot primitive wi'tlerncssct, frc.
guenttst unly by poets n'tl panttcrs, aillgators
ut,i authors.
, 1879-02-10

The scheme In ngain pending in Congress
to grant money subsidy 10 line Of steam
ers between this conntry atal DraziI. This Is
an old io!,, aud II It bo n.loptct1 will furnish
thu rfesext md lilo precedent for the dozen
or moro o.'lcr lines that arc waiting for like
subsidies. This particular sul,sidy Is de-
manelcsl for Mr.. Jony RoAoH, whoae line
has bc:n IN operation year. This steam.
slip limo Is In tho receipt Of q 1argo subsidy
from tito brazilian Government, md ita large
business is urged hy ita friends ns reason
why tho line sl,onld lie sustained by tho
Government. OF conrae tl,ore Is no jnsttfi-
cation for Congress 10 tax the people Of tho
country to pay man for running steam"
boat oil tho ocean. Why should the people
Of tho country who live by 1lar.I labor DO
taxed to pay aman for running steamboat to
1'razil suy moro than 10 pay him for engagingin
any other Improbable business? Whether
The business DO profitable or otherwise does
not lcssen tho immortality Of the subsidy
business But rs tlcse Pennsylvania people
sibst1lsts by trade and occupatlon-dcc1nro
slnt this tine cannot 10 kept up without a
subsidy, why docs not tho proper Committee
in one or the other branch Of Congress send
for tl,e books and rnpers Of ths Steamship
Company and find out what tho trutl, is as
regnrsls its business? Il the Company In
doing tho immense business which 1t repre-
sents rs furnishing evidence Of the necessity
Of tho line, then 1t does not wapt subsidy !;
| ii tho line is not doing business which will
itstify tl,a Inner onernfion nf fi,a linn t1,nn
, 1879-02-10

These Ia m ordinance rentling before the
CITY Council revising tho charges for water
furnished },y the cjty Severnl correspond.
auts Tho ,,rofssa To i,aye co,npures} tho rro-
posed new rntes with the existing ones l,aye
protested against whnt they insist Is an In
crease In tho tax, md cspecially on the largo
Water IL a public necessity, whether en-
rloycd for domestic usos or for business or
manufacturers. II s,ao,slA be 30 part Of tile
policy Of tue city to mako a profit Of wl,nt
il essential to 1,fo, health, md business, The
vntcr service 7yas necessarily supplicd in
adyanca Of ita earnings. Tho tunnels, Tie
grcatNnains, the Rcrvlco-pipca, mud the pump
Ing establishments have been constructed
10 keep pace with the raritl increaso of tho
population and industry Of the city. 10 DO
thie, money Ind to bo expended and a debt
created. For years there was direct city
tax to extend tho watcr-service; rs tho city
nrow. the smnIl pincs of former days wcto
rop1accd viii, larger ones. and vast 1nnins
oucirc]inp tho ci,y woro CONSTRUCTED, Tho
second tunnel finally enabled tho city 10 fur.
nisl, tho remotest districts with a constant
furnish tho rro Donnrtmsnt with n suf-
ac,cncv for Tia wants. With each extension,
of Tho servico tho revonue incrcased, In
lime tic anuual tax was dispeused with.
I'm .xotor ro,ts 1,ofro aupoi tn MI I'm
current dou,andz. In The ,ucan,tmo thore
in, novor hoen a,v ref,,c,,or of ,ba ra.cs
which nro NJ hto1, now NJ ttpy wcra dftro,,
vears oro w,,cn wo nj M tuonc1, ond t,o
so,s,,,,ara warn ro,n,o-at,v.tv fs,v
,y,,o- 1. ,vo reroot n noross;,v n,d ,votor
.,o,1 ,,a 90 o,rn,,o,t o,;1 a. ri, nv, y. n ,o.,
Ia fnr,;ahs;, rio ,;.v c,n ,,,,v i,,etifv .nv
n, ~ ron, for .rotor n ,uco, n, folIo,vir,
,,nr,n.oa.
n nov lin cost ~ o,orot,ne
- n, ,,,., fin ,.o1+ ~ .-,or1r, I'm
..-v;,o ,,,1 la,,,ino tlo .,,no l., r.,n,.
), M ,av ia ,,,orc.. a, +,a or,s,,,,,
,o1,, ,,1 ~ anvil. nr.,son,,,,o ar,, o,n,,o,,s,
for H.. nov,n.,ut .,f t,,o ,r;,,inof ~ ,ho
So.
H., s,,r,,,,,ao, -ovorr, ,,ovo,1 ,,,,. r,o,, In
..,s.sa.. f,- ,,,,.o ,,,,r,,,.s, .no,,h1 IT, r.,
,,wa,. H., r.;,,.,;on ;n w. ,~,s,,u.,
.onts ,,~o,or,,a,aa - ,,,n ,,nr,o,,.n, 10
e~aa.s ~ ro.a,,,,o ,rho nxos,n, ...aa T..
,...nn n,o,. ~, ,,,oca .o,,.,,u,,,,.,,a ,r,,e,.
49,. .,,,n1 J., Fla ,o;,, o,,d .~.,,s,e.,
- ~ vorv;c, ,,o ,,,.,no,,t ~ t,o ir,ar.st
o,1 H. oro,1,a, ,,ov,n.,I ~ H., n.;.,,,,o1 -,
.,,a ,.s,.e ,,a1,, .ri,o ;..roa.a. H." ,,,..As.
~ oo,,s,,,na,u vii, o1,vo,, nm ,h,, oon,,,a,,
so,o for nnv incroo.a in flo .oa, ~ n,n,n
ton.,..
, 1879-02-10

sunate, and in this way to rcndor M extra
session necessary. They are evidently
shaping their course with view to leaving
tlte Republicans the choice between tho
passage Of the Appropriation bills with
states- Rights riders and. tho holding Of nm
cxirn session 10 vote money to carry On the
Government
, 1879-02-10

rnt cpte4en TK,nt'sE has established hranrh omee.
s,. rr,Int of .ub.cr1nt,ous AMI advertisements ~
fellows: r- st.,
NEW YoRE-Room % Tribune Dnid'ns. FIN Me'
AnnxS. Manager. ,,.,,...
rAt}s. Fftnce-Eo. Ia Nna de IA AHfahee'eateIefc'
t.MANLsr, Agent. A.. ,.,
LONDON, Enz.-AnlesIcan Exchanre 4as ssrand'
HFshY F. U,LLlo, Agent.
eAS FRANCISCO. Cal.-PaIace Hotel
WASHINGTON. y. C.-Sn, l3io street.
, 1879-02-10
FAILURE OF sUMPTUAlY LAWS,


Americans hny1 como to associnte tho gen.
eral term OF aumptuary laws" exclusively
with statutes and ordinances prohibiting tho
manufacture and sale Of spirituous liquors
aud intoxicating beverages, or at least regl-
tating tho traffic therein strictly from mornl
standpoint and with reprcsaivo purpose
Tl.is limited Specification Of the torn has
como from the fact that tho only Legislation OF
snmptunry naiuro within }ato years las mp.
piled exclusively to tho luxury OF drinking.
Humpt,lary laws, however, ire aa old AZ po-
lice restraint of any kind, md in vnrto,ls
ageK aud countries bago been pissed to re-
strict extravaganza ind indulgence believed
10 bo detrimental to tho goncrhl good 'nf So
ciesy. It is important 10 impress upon those
WHO nro still seeking TO work out moral re-
forma that all phases Of this sort Ut lcgisla.
ton have failed, mud Tint they have been
abandoned 1ari 1aas~ with the advaace of
that e..uallzing tendency Of the beat cisi1iza.
lion undeE which the coMforta decencios,
and more COMMON lnxuries at Iifo aro somo-
AFat cquitabIy distributed. 1loscnEn, iu
hin " Principles Of Political Economy" {re-
Gently translated into English by s1r. LAl.oa,
anl published by CaI1AotAx Il Co., Of this
,,,yS riyea n coudcns,,1 hfutorv of .,,mntu.
orv luw.. which loods I'm to this rono,nsjon
anil ,v,inh s},u1d tnach tn. lay;slators ri
this ripe ago to avoid repetition OF tho
f,r.,,losa error. committed hv tha crnc,;-
,,sr,n,i,t. of oor1;rr t,,pea
/. Sumptnary laws have always mined at the
repression Of extravaganza or luxury
tho,,c1t To be ,uoat initroux 10 liza nconlc
=, t,,o t;m. f., a,rt;sr aova t1,oso l,,sy +,
,,,xe<, rcs,rfct;ona nn;nlv nm, exnora,trroy
~ ,or,,,,,. ~, f,,,l mn, far ,,.t.,,,o,i,,,
~ fnnoro,a y.y,,,no,,a be,o,, ,h., r.o,,,s,,o,,
~ rrivot,, hot;,. i, t.rooo,, hv ,,,,,,,.,n,, :.
.,o,,n,ty uro,, u,v c,,ok ,v,n should ,,.,
,,h,r .,,;e, ,,,,, so,t o,a vin.o,r l., ,L.
,r,n.,otio, -, food go,oy meL. .x,.ro..
,,-ot,,,,,,,rr. .,.;,,.t .In,,,,n,,.. ~ 49,
t...,,. .,,ss;,a a. d.u.s or,l .t. .,,,a .,,';,,
, .,,. ..,....r-.... :. ~, ,-
ehafgef WIN 'Ao enforcement VI thcso lava
| waTe also instructed TO repres1 luxury ut
| t,aunuuts aud lolun at funerals, Distlay at
f,,..,,,t, avn, ..,utr,o,,,1 T., 7,,,,o f-,,o .h
-, ''''
| |h'e Vi tne n'"sh' A'ehto'as'on onueF ooL1.A
bxteisdcd to funerals, tood, a!ld ganieH Ut
| cI,nt,ca Iii uutlurn times. tha thirturnth
,,,,t,,v wu. oa,..;.1v ,,,o,iH, ~ s,,,,,,,,o,..
' '
| Ia"s' ~" of'''htslo "sAn l'a"sb' ~ TtAuce
III l.ol regulating apparel aut1 tho Injury Of
| the table, In Uspuuscl!wpjR, In l411. d law
,rcs naxx,1 Tint t1,c,e, .honId uo+ ,,o r,,x,
|
'Aan t"e'so i''aAeH @uo 1utoe 'nas'c4"hS ~ d
| WtdalnE. III Prussia ar'u Denmark, slmIl-
tunry laws regulating dress wuru rasscd il,
1.ui. In ti,o naxt cuutury xj,u;lar Inv. war,
| ,.,,
, 1879-02-10

There woro no fresl, Disturbances yestcr-
day bY the Liverpool strikers, considerable
forco OF cavalry aud iufantry having nrrived
to assist In preserving order.
, 1879-02-10
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

ContST1tIAS CHAPTER No. m. II. 4. M.-Erg.
ntar Convora lon stunlay evening. fch n at ~
nciock. Work m tho \. 4. icsFrc. Visiting coin'
"""''''" "' s'''"''' EAM'L kEfln, II. r.
, 1879-02-10

1t ia soInetl.ing tn tllc credit Of tho cloth that
though l1!cfo wcsu probably $4,000 donation
rar.ivs Ia this United States last year, iu not
pnu of tlse nineteen eases of Wholesale polsou-
Ing recorded VIA clergyman OF tlis wills con-
gSrncu,
, 1879-02-10

Metropolitan Thentrr.
Clark street. oppotste HhcEman Hottie. The Ut
rAftcfiSnH
, 1879-02-10

Clark street. opposite tho Court'fiou't. 'Sip y
Tuck" Variety entertainment.
, 1879-02-10

nsnsolrh Ffftrf. t"t%trn CIaFk and iasa'fr. In
rarsuent OF Mme. JanAusctek. ''Tho Countess"
, 1879-02-10

Acnhcmy Of afus1c.
. r1alfscd ttrtrt. between Madison and Monroe. Va
stety advertisement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-13
snERIFF's SALE.

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l First Judicial District OF the state Of Ne
MIA savings Bank. piaintin, 70. Alfred Doten
and hary :. Doten. DESCENDANTS. under ana oy
virtue Oh an order OF sale and decree tufclos'
Ing certain mortgages upon the real estate here
matter described, issued out Of the District
Court OF the First judicial District, In and for
storey County, State Of Nevada. on the 22d day
OF April, A. D.. 1879, IN the above entitled 40
ton, wherein the Virginia Savings Bank, the
above named plaintiff obtained q Judgment and
decree against isid Alfred Doten aud Nays.
DOten, defendants, Tor the sum OF S6,2o2 10 In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-13
ylRoINIA & TRUCKER RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
ron SAN

YoR SAN FRANCISCO.
Through Passenger Nail and Express Train
Leaves Virginia daily at 9 P. N. and Gold
Hill Of els P. n; Mound House, Gas
Carson. 7:35; Steamboat. Sat. On every
DAY except Saturday connects with Light-
sisg Express. leaving Reno at Q p. n.
arriving In Ban Francisco at ll:10 A. n. on
following day. On Saturdays connects
only with Oreriand Passenger Train, leaving
Rsno at i2:05 A. n, arriving In San Fran
cisco via Stockton ct Sis P. n. on tho fol-
lowing day.
Retsraisg. leaves San Francisco at Pm.
arriving in Carson at 9:05 A. NJ. Gold Hill
d 1880. and Virginia at 1910 A. n. on tho
following day.
LOCAL ~PAssESdlR RAINS.
For Carson and Reno (.Norniag)-Leaves
Virginia 81 1850 A. n. and Gold Hill ct
T:x6 A. n. arriving in Reno at 1915 p. u.
For Csrsos (Afernoon)-Lesves Virginia
81 2:30 p. NJ, and Gold Hill at 2:i3 p. n.
Rstsr~ing. leaves Reno at 7:45 A. ~.
arriving In Gold Hill At LIS p. NJ, and
Virginia At 1:S0 p. u.
Leave Reno at i:30 p. NJ, arriving In Gold
Hill 81 TOO p. r., and Virginia at tbs Pm.
Nsspis5 Car leaves Carson for San Fran
cisco. via Vallejo. daily except Saturdays.
at 7:s5 ?. ~; Returning. leaves San Fran
cisco for Carson. via Vallejo, daily except
Sundays, at 4 u.