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National Republican., 1879-12-24

tneOuoTe miller, pass, organlst ana director, fro'
81. Augustines tcolorcd) church-Frst mass at 5
o'clock, Gurz1s mass, Lamblettoss Veni Creator for
hrty y9IsS: ns chSL supP9rred py r Saorp' a
SmallwoOd aud Miss Lena Miller contralu Misses
N. A. q Coakley and NJ. T.. Gray tenor Mcssrs. c.
jamin and J. simms.
st. Domnics Church corner sixth and E south
westl-Iho early mass will be held ot o'clock. at
which Won Webor's mass in q will be sung. At
the grand high mass Mt II o'clock the music VII
be unusually grand and interesting. The mass Sc
leCtcd Is Haydn's No 49, and has been In active
rehearsal, ana viii be sung without cut or abhre
Walton. An orchestra Of thirty pieces, selected
from the best talent of the city VIII serve to render
ne mass in Al exceptionally fine manner Az the
Shubcrts celebrated string quartcttes;" at .he
oiiertory, the orchestra will perform "H0ydns
Surprise. symphony; at lhe Neni, karsts " VenI
be bcnedcton. The choir is made up as follows :
Sopranl Miss Blanche Robinson, Miss Josie
Fogan. Miss Annie Ourand. Miss Maggie Fitzgerald
Mrs; Magnls Koechling and Mrs. e. H. Smith;
altoi, Mrs. NJ. \. Newton, Mrs: L. Fadoly and Miss
Lizzie BischoiE tenori. Mr.. w. II. Daniel, Mr.. NJ
tone, Mr.. Mngnus Koechling; bassi, MIR. Hamilton
Adams, Mr. ). H. HickcoN, Mr. Emil Holer and
Mr J. seibold. organst Professor Otto Frank
81. Matthews Church-The services will be held
a. o80 and IL o'clock a. m At the carly high mass
E9n WS6Srs mas; IS in &c VII be sung With N9yel
boing no Esperges on this day, There were Shep
herds Abiding In the Field will be rendered IN It's
Geofsos SFes,iyn g 1 Mass " Win be- % sung Mr. HAIRY G
sherman. organist, and Messrs. ". A. Whitney, and
II; A, Kohr, bassi, will assist the regular choir
which Is composed Of the following celebrated
vocalists: soprani, Misses l.. Mygatt NJ Living
stone. j. Rodier. l. Barker aud Mrs. Barringer:
ALI. Mcsdemes n. Callan, j., Esputa J. Dobson
D. l.. burnett J. L. Shorb and Arthur May; bass
Messrs. j. f. A. Blois J. DAILY, T. W. Riley and H. e.
Cannon. sermon.by the pastor, Father T. Z. Boyle.
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lever movement, sls. Jacobs Bros 1920 Pennsyl
vanla avenue.
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Connollys', at the corner of Eleventh street
aud Pennsylvania avenue, having in addition TO
the regular stock secured large quantity of goods
nom importers auctions. are enabled to Oilcr q
fine assortment OF silk and linen hnudkcsChieis.
cloth aud kid gloves, silk aud lace ties, cotton and
woolcn stockings, scarfs and hoods soaps and per.
fumcries, umbrellas baskets and other goods suit
able for the holiday trade at very low prices,
National Republican., 1879-12-24

CITP ITEMS.


The business revival and new era of prosperity
which have commenced are in keeping with the IN
creased health and happiness all over the land re-
suling from the introduction of Warmers Safe Kid
ney and Liver Cure. THE changes wrought by this
remedy says Rev. DR.. Harvey, seem but little
less than miraculous"
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Ho.Sins and the HOLIDAYS.

Hopkins & Son. Of tho Franklin Book House. No.
i2l Pennsylvania avenue, have laid in large
stock OF goods especially for the holiday trade
which are sold at less than auction prices The
stock contains great variety of books and articles
suitable for presents
National Republican., 1879-12-24

In all the churches preparations have been made
for celebrating the festival of Christmas with I'M
usual ceremonies. In the Protestant churches
sermons appropriate to-day will be preached In the
morning. In the Protestant Episcopal and Roman
Catholic churches tho music will be the special
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In USEM ENI'S.


Alice oates f. always a Welcome visitor IN Wash
IugOu as was fully attosted last nightly the crowd
which, needless Of the moemont weather, filled
every part Of the Opera House to witness her rem,
diLiOn of The Little Duke" This gem Of LecOcq's
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Tho Imperial Billiard Room,

The Imperial Hotel billard-room has been I'M
dergoing extensive alterations and will open this
evening under the most favorable auspices The
fitted with new cloths. cushions. balls. &c.. and
lovers OF the game will find everything connected
with the establishment frstclaSs in every respect
National Republican., 1879-12-24
For Smyrna Rugs go to JullusLansburgh's

WE HAVE REPLENIsHED OUR STOCK IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT FOR THE HOLIDAYS
EIsEMAN BROS, TAILORS AND CLoTHIERS
COR. SEVENTH AND T..
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OFFICB CnIEP slONAL OFFICER, U, 5, A.,
December 49, 1879.


For the Middle Atlantic States and New Eng
land, falling barometer northeast 10 southeas,
winds, stationary or higher temperatures, cloudy
weather With rain or snow possibly clearing away
at southern stations
National Republican., 1879-12-24

There Is a mine of wealth for the people In War
ners Safe Pills. for health Is wealth. and nothing so
contributes To the health Of large class of people
as these pills, As a laxative and regulator Of tho
bowels and cure for bilious troubles aud malaria
they surpass all other remedies
National Republican., 1879-12-24

The smallpox Scare.
Another case of smallpox was reported at the
Health Office yesterday aflernoon--that of q col
ored man named Wheeler living on Seventeenth
street, between and X northwest, who was re-
Gently discharged from the jail. The patient was
Mr.. Colclazler, who had charge of the removal OF
these cases under the old Board OF Health, has
been detailed for similar service by Health Onicer
Townshcnd. DR.. Dyer, the physician Mt the Wash
ington Asylum, and his assistants have charge OF
the patients at the hospital
National Republican., 1879-12-24

Mn. CRASDELL has many fine Books and other
Holiday Goods at his old stand, corner of Seventh
aud ID streets room three, up stCdrs, which he Is
closing out at grcat bargains.
National Republican., 1879-12-24

HEMoRRHoIDs (ples) curod without the Use of the
knife. Remomber you have nothing TO pay until
you cured. A. A. Corkns, NJ d.. ia Thirt centh
street northwest
National Republican., 1879-12-24

Pair Fine solitaire Diamond Earrings,
~ carats full Of FIRE, $500, Jacobs Bros 1920 Penn
sylYnniR avenue.
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sj and up for Pants SO and up for Overcoats,
$3.50 and up for making and trimming Pants. J, A.
GreisbNuer, 435 Ninth street.
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HuRLBURT'S Tracheal Drops cure coughs, Group,
whooping'c cough in all stages. For sale at 0l4 +
street northwest
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Louis spanier, I+i6 + Street Northwest
sells the finest rye and Bourbon whskles in this
country.
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Solid Gold Watch, Full Jeweied,

LOVELY French Dolls Mt Douglass, Ninth street
at lower prices than elsewhere.
National Republican., 1879-12-24

Nothing can be nicer than fine pair OF Shoes or
slippers. A splendid assortment at the Park Shoe
Store, 932 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1879-12-24

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF PIPsIssrwA cures
kidney and bladder, gravel, female weakness, &c.
National Republican., 1879-12-24

FOR CLOTHING OF ANY DESCRIPTION GO
TO EISEMAN BROS, COR. SEVENTH ANDE.
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Its superiority as cathnrtic and Alternative con-
ssts In its entire freedom from everything bitter
acid or crude that produces headache, Internal
soreness and tends to destroy tho mucous mem
brnnc. All mineral waters that arc dangerous irri
tants may be known by an acid alter-taste.
National Republican., 1879-12-24

FOR BOYS ULsTERs GO TO EIsEMAN BROS.
COR. SEVENTH AND l..
National Republican., 1879-12-24

CouGHs, hoarsereSs asthma or my irritation of
the throat or bronchial tubes, will be relieved by
taking DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. II has cured thou
sands. Recommend 1t TO your friend and neigh
bOr. Your lrngulsL keens Il. Prlcn d cents.
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For the Ladies'.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS at NJ. GoldsclnS, tobacconist
Gil Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1879-12-24

FOR FINE DRESS SUITS GO TO EIsEAIAN
BROS, COR. SEVENTH AND u,
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Weighing y carats, well matched, unusual bril-
liancy, exqulsiely cut and perfect, only 81 900
Jacobs Bros, 1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1879-12-24

Grand Display OF Holiday
Goods, embracing Swiss, Olive,
Vienna, and Bohemian Ware. at
the very lowest prices. Marcus
Ward, Prang's, ROth's, and De
Ia Rue X-Mas Cards, from = cts.
10 81, at
D. -. FREES,
Est, opp. Ebbitt House, aud
Iith VI and Penna. Ave.
National Republican., 1879-12-24

THE Rowland Dental ASSOCIATION, 2ll Four.and.
n.half street use only 8 8. Whites artificial teeth
Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set.
National Republican., 1879-12-24
FnEYcn DOLLS at cost at Douglass.

Two hundred aud fifty gold sets Of pins and ear
rings from 6 to $50. r, Harris Co., a3j Seventh
National Republican., 1879-12-24

Mr.. J. D. Smith, OF the Pension Ohice, who under
the former organization Of the bureau had charge
Of n section of the Invalid division, and who lately
presented yesterday by the gentlemen formerly
under his charge with handsomely engrossel
and framed set OF complimentary resolutions.
pressing In most foictous terms his appreciation
Of this token of the esteem of his former associates
National Republican., 1879-12-24

You can save twenty-five per cent. by buying
clothing aud gents furnishing goods at Roman &
Coxs closing out sale, at 5O7 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1879-12-24

FOR BOYS CLOTHING GO TO EIsEMAN BROS.
COR. SEVENTH AND T..
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corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue con.
tnues to receive valuablrs o all description for safe
keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1879-12-24

Boots and shoes at cost IN order to reduce stock at
J. Brooks 433 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1879-12-24

DARLING Little Butlercup" to each purchaser
Of holiday goods, ut Douglass
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or slippers acceptable 10 any one. The lnrges,
stock and best selection at Park Shoe Store, 49,
seventh street.
National Republican., 1879-12-24

FOR STYLISH oVERCOATs 60 TO EIsEMA
BROS, COR, SEVENTH ANDE
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ThermometrIo Readings.

HOLIDAY NOVELTIES at reduced prices at Doug
lnsal.
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Partisan diamond earrings set in solid gold, from
So 10 SO. X. Harris q Co., i35 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1879-12-24
American Watches

DUKES MofTo, the boss sc cigars, at NJ. Gold
STEMS.
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In silver cases from $40 up In gold cases from $50
up. X. Harris & CO., 1876 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1879-12-24

The following has been elected officers OF Dawson
Lodge for the ensuing Masonic year: John n. Birk-
head. W. NJ; Orville Drown. $. W.. Harvey ii.
Hazard. J. W; Robert II Graham treasurer: DIR. $.
5. Bond, secretary: l.. Stoddard, tiler: X. Wills
National Republican., 1879-12-24
JAPANEsE GooDs. in great variety, at Douglass.

NJ. GoLDsrEIS tobacconst, GIL Pennsylvania
avenue.
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WIS With Cakc for Entertainment and
HOLIDAYS,

Holidays.
We take pleasure in directing the attention of
the public TO Spcer's celebrated Port Grape Wine,
a pure and unadul,era'ed article upon which
every one may most implicitly rely. This wine Is
made Mt Speers Vineyards, Passaic, n. j. 1t has n
rich flavor mellow juiconcss and brilliant color,
and Is not only agreeable beverage but ~ highly
beneficial In all its properties for invalids and
aged persons. For sale by druggists.
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seyen-stone Cluster diamond I

a BEAUTIFUL Bud Vase to each purchaser of 81
and upward at Douglass.
National Republican., 1879-12-24
Funeral of BENJAMIN Owens.

SMOKERS ARTICLES, of every description, at
GOldstoiuS.
National Republican., 1879-12-24

MEERscHAuM GOODS at NJ. Goldstein's Gil Penn
sylYani1 avenue.
National Republican., 1879-12-24

The funeral of the late Benjamin. ovens who
died on sunday last took place yesterday afternoon
from his late residence on Capitol Hill, Rev. Dr.
Andrews of Christ church officiating, and the re-
mains were Inferred IN tho Addison chapel burial
ground, about three miles from Bennings' bridge
In Prince Georges county, Nd. The deceased
was n tSe frnd o States snnate % vals as an
yersally respected. He was stricken with paralysis
on Thanksgiving night, aud sank gradually until
Sunday morning.
National Republican., 1879-12-24
CIGARS 81 a box, at NJ Goldsteln's, tobacconist,

For Turkish Rugs go 10 Julius Lansburghs.
National Republican., 1879-12-24
Equal to the Genuine

For holiday presents go 10 Julius Lansburgh!
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Fine Solita.

Fine solitaire Diamond Ring,
weighing carat suporbly mounted, sos. Jacobs
Bros, l229 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1879-12-24

was never given in nner style and s success Is as
sured. Al the matinee tomorrow qlrohe.Giroha v
will bO the attraction
National Republican., 1879-12-24

4 sewing machine Is appreciated by every lady.
Cali at OppenheImers 52s Ninth street, corller of
northwest and make your selections.
National Republican., 1879-12-24

very handsome, weighing ~ carats, $40. Jacobs
Bros l229 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1879-12-24
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.
Messrs. M. W. Galt, Bro. G. Co.,

m6SSTS. W. W. 6alt, BRO. & OO.,
11o1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Open this morning large in-
voices of New Goods in every de-
partment Of their business.
They call particular attention
TO novelties in DIAMO IS,
WATCHES, 5EWELRY, and Fine
Fancy, Goods. designed especially
Eor their HOLIDAY TRADE.
TOYS POPULAR PRICES.
All the Novelties and superb line OF staple Goods
pow on sale. We have many spucinltes that Canuot
be had elsewhere Our NELOC1pHDhS. WAGONS,
HORSES, DOLL COACHES, &c, the Strongest
and Most stylish Goods ever manufactured
Our Prices this season we guarantee Lower than
any dealer In Washington and to Illustrate this
will say that all DOLLAR Il GOODS, Of whatever kind
we wv sell Ut 90 CENTS,
Call enrly aud make your rurchnseh
NATIONAL TOY STORE,
$50 seventh Street.
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usefuI.

ONlY 80 cents a bottle for Lodilles Headache
Specific. Curos In i've 70 twenty minutes.
National Republican., 1879-12-24
GLOVE and handkerchief Boxes at Douglass.
Connoii,s Holiday BargaIna.

FOR NOBBY ULSrERS GO TO EIsEMAN
BROS, COR. SEVENTH ANDE.
National Republican., 1879-12-24

FOR SUBSTANTIAL BUSINESS SUITS GO TO
ElSEMAS BROS, COR. SEVENTH AND L.
National Republican., 1879-12-24

For velvet Rugs go to julius Lansbursh's.
National Republican., 1879-12-24

The clerk OF the court has issued tho following
marriage licenses George W. Tyler and IIarno-
mia Mortimer both OF Fairfax county Va; Anthony
Gordon and Laura Woodfork; Charles Moulton and
Rcbccca Jackson; w, +. Cissel and Mary " Brown;
Sidney Howard and Ella Seevers Chapman Dorsey
and Mary Aigland; william f.. Brooke of Prince
Georges county, Nd, and A, NJ. g. Clarvoe, Of this
city q. A, someryillo OF Prince Georges county,
Md, aud Alice Brown, of this city; j. r. Bruce aud
and Rachel J. Slclle, of Philadelphia, Pa. James
Ioles0n and Agnes Spencer.
National Republican., 1879-12-24

FOR BOYS oyERCoATs GO TO EIsEMAN
BROS, COR. SEVENTH AND i.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-24
AFRAID OF THE TRETH.

Senator Ingalls, of Kansas has been
accused by certain members of the Leg
f. stature, by which he was chosen Senar
aor, of securing his election by bribery.
BY resolution of the Legislature, the
United States Senate was formally adj
Vised of the charges against Ingalls,, and
Shat body referred the matter to the
Committee on Privileges and Elections,
Of which Ingalls, was a member. This
: committee was evenly divided on
ethe question of ordering an imme-
date investigation of the charges Of
hribery-two Democrats and two Re-
pubflcans having opposed motion to
appoint subcommittee for that pur-
pose. Ingalls, coRld by his vote, if he
so desired it, have ordered an investi-
CATION forthwith, but he preferred to
y rest under the accusation of having
secured his seat by bribery and cor
ruption, and when satisfied that. the
e investigation of the charges against him
), would be postponed until the Decem-
> Der session of Congress, he resigned his
place on the committee He was afraid
: the truth would be told if sub-con-
nittee was sent to Kansas to examine
witnesses relative to the manner in
which he procured votes, and he
wanted time to fix matters before the
Investigation is made. Meantime, Mr..
ingalls, talks loudly in the Senate
against the bill to prevent military in
reference with elections, anxious to
convey the idea that he believes in pre-
serving the ballot box from corrupt
influences, and. is not in favor OF
purchasing votes.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-24
DAILY SILVER STATE.
Willy CRIMINALS.

Some three weeks, ago two young
girls, quietly sleeping in peaceful farm
house near Wheatland, California, were
stunned by blow from some heavy in.
strument in the hands of some person as
vet unknown. One of the girls was
dragged some distance from the house,
and undoubtedly left for dead by her
would-be murderer. Though the whole
neighborhood was aroused few min
utes after the assault was made, and
though the shrewdest detectives in the
State of California have been since
engaged in endeavoring to find clue
that might lead to the discovery of the
perpetrator of the deadly assault, so
far their labors have been in vain. The
girls lay for days in an unconscious stu
por. Their lives were despaired of, but
hopes were entertained that if they
were restored to consciousness they
might be able to give some information
relative to the manner in which they
were attacked, and be able to- identify
their assailant. One of them has so
far recovered that her physician per-
mitted the officers to interview her rela-
tive to the assault, but it is said she
can throw no light on the mystery.
She has no recollection of having been
assaulted, and knows nothing of the
circumstances attending it. About the
same time that this crime was commit
ted in California, physicians wife was
found gagged, and dead in bed at her
residence in respectable and aristo-!
cratic quarter in New York city. Her
diamond rings were torn from her fin
gers, her trunks were rifed and all her
valuable jewelry stolen. Her aged and
decrepit husband slept in the house.,
but claims to have no knowledge of the
crime, the perpetrators of which, have,
90 far, baffied the police and the de-
tectiyes. 1t seems like an impossibility
for the perpetrators of such crimes to
escape discovery and punishment, yet
!. shey have done So in both instances,
and there is at present very little. pro-
liability OF their arrest and punishment
"a circumstance which shows concIu-
avely that criminals are more willy
/, than the officers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-24

Samuel Hill, on trial in Atlanta for
Killing his wife's lover, prefaced his
testimony as follows: 4 arise with a
broken heart to speak of a woman l
worship. If | vary one inch from the
truth, may God Almighty strike me
dead in my tracks where stand" At
Ger giving his account of the shooting
~ said: Gentlemen, loved my wife,
love her now. killed Simmons be-
cause he invaded the sancity of my
home. have no excuse TO offer. If
Mis- was wrong, hang me. will die
ike man. 1t is with you to decide.
love my wife better than my life.
O&ar bfe was one long. honeymoon.
IN Rot asa sg@pathy, but only justice. +"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-24

1 INC IcSiuche hso ePPhVfOu Oho AIM
Appropriation bill. ~
The London Post proposes national
subscription to raise monument to the
memory of the Prince Imperial. A
bronze statute representing the Prince
in the uniform in which he died is sug-
gested.
A telegram from Callao states that
the Peruvian iron-clad turret ship
Huascar bombarded the Antofogasta
and captured two Chilean transports.
The Chilean man-ofwar CaXodarg,
wooden, was stranded. There has
been an undecisive engagement between
the Huascar and the Chilean iron-clad.
The Bohemian Sharpshooter Associa-
ton of Chicago, while at picnic at
Silver Leaf Grove, had fight on Sun
day afternoon with crowd outside the
gates Of the picnic grounds. The
Sharpshooters charged on the crowd
and shot and bayoneted dozen men,
several of whom have since died. The
whole company of Sharpshooters were
arrested.
The Government authorities received
an anonymous letter Wednesday, Civ
ing warning that an attempt woSlG be
made in Cheshire to upset the train con-
veylng Queen Victoria and Princess
Beatrice from Balmoral to Windsor on
Saturday. The railway line was conse-
quently guarded by hundred of consta
bles. The journey, however, was I'M
eventful. The letter was probably
hoax.
The President has vetoed the Judi
cial Expense bill. He refers to the
Legislative Appropriation bill, as origi
nally passed by the House, to secure
the two-t thirds majority necessary to
pass it over his veto. and says the Elec-
ton laws therefore remains valid enact.
ments and the supreme law of the land,
binding not only upon all private citi-
zens, but also alike and equally binding
upon all who are charged with the
duties and responsibilities of the Legis-
lative, Executive and Judicial Depart
ments of the Government st is not
sought by the bill before me, he says,
''to repeal the election laws. Its object
is to defeat their enforcement"
A special from Washington reasserts
the impending retirement of Adjutant
General Townsend, Inspector General
Marcy, Judge Advocate Dunn, Quarter
master General Meiggs and Chief Engi-
neer Humphreys, and says: Great com
petition exists among the eligible
officers of the army to obtain
these places. The present law
provides that there shall be no
promotion in the Corps of Engineers
above the grade of Colonel, and the Ex
ecutive authorities have waited for a
change in the law before retiring Cen
eral Meiggs. It is now understood that
all.are to be retired together. On Sat
anday the Senate passed the bill per-
uniting the successor of Humphreys to
hold the rank of Brigadier General. 1t
will pass the House also.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-24

The Illinois Railroad Commissioners
have obtained returns from twenty-six
railway companies, which show that
the ''life" of locomotive engine varied
on these railways from eight years to
twenty-four, and that the general aver
age duration was fifteen and quarter
years. Passenger cars endure from
eight to twenty years-the average
being fifteen and three-quarter years;
the average life of stock cars being ten
years, and that of freight cars eleven
and. a half years; and railway bridges of
wood endure from five to twenty years
AS to the life of rails, the statistics
seem to indicate that those of iron. last
from three to twelve years-the mean
being seven; while steel rails are
credited with from nine to twenty
years service--and an. average of four
teen years is obtained from the returns.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-24

The Nihilist propaganda in Russia is
reduced to all sorts of expedients to
defeat the vigilance of the police.
There was time when prohibited
journals and tabooed manuscripts could
get across the frontier in cotton bales or
in plaster busts OF the Car. But now
bales OF cotton are opened and plaster
busts are smashed by the customs Off
GERS. The reyoiutionaries have, there
fore, been fain to seek for something
better, and, being nea of inventive
minds have found it III sardines. Sar-
dine boxes may be weighed and charged
for, but they cannot be opened, and
this delightful little fish has become an
instrument of sedition so, formidable
that it is seriously a question OF a. pro-
hibitory ukase upon them.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-24
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

A house, containing five rooms, situated ON
Third street, below N. Leyys, store, is offered
for sale at bargain. The title 10 the lot II
from the United States, and the location a one
OF the most desirable IN town for a resideire.
The house is substantially built and conyienfly
arranged for residence For terms apply IN '.
MRS JENNIE TAYLOR.
Winnemucca, June %, 1879. Inn