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B. ROSS PERRY, !
WALTER 8. PERRY,
TRUSTEES, RALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE
i STORY BRICK DWELLING WITH BAY
WINDOW, No. 23l7 II STREET NORTH-

i STORY BRICK DWELLING WITH BAY
MINDOW, No. 23l7 n STREET NORTH
By virtue Of . Ct rtain deed OF trust dated IL
May 8, 1877, and duly recorded in Liber No. G4!
849, folio 43O, one Of the land records for the -
District Of Columbia, and at the request of the
holder Of the note we VIII cell at public euction on
FRIDAY, the 9th day of June, A. D. 1879, ct So
O'Clock pm. all that certain piece q parcel o
washington. b o., and known as and boinS LOT num-
hered thirty seven SD in the subdivision Of orig
thirty six 1850, together with the improvements &c
Terms: cd One-third cash balance in three equal
instAmente, payable in six 90, twelve 12) and
eighteen uS) months. with interest," rate of eight
per cent per annum; or all cash, at purchasers
ancing at purchasers cost Terms Of sale 70 be
compiled with in seven days.
BRA1NARD 81. WARNER,l r-
CHARLES @. GLOVER, : AIassees.
j. 7. GOODWILL, AuctionAer. ie7 -eo&ds
eE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TRURe DAY, July 10th, A d. lh79 same hour and
place. G SRsfdsS6 Gt 32sERRl. Trustees.
ie27.iy3klO
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

nUNCANsON BROS, Auct,oneers.
ENTIH iErn H ~ s FuRSITgRE COZ
BAR CL0IH PARIoR FURNITURE, Wal
HHT lE - : MARBLE a TOP TABLES.
FANCY MArffNas. lf FiTTukEs. oAbG fNfNe
Form IEHRTFENs11N TkPkE ANR 2nHHs
HAIR AID oTHRR q MaT FIR I MIR r.
GG1L9qTH1EG, GURsTAlNs, TOILET WARE
sf6EE K1TdHFN ESaHdHTks
GGRR1IN ma GLASS AND GR0CkERY. REFRIG
oMs4 oNpaa{S To AT IANTfT Tnos aotb
Ccleck, we viii sell the entire Furniture, SC, Va
contained in the above premises to which ~
we can attention OF buyers. je263t ~
I T. CoLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer:
q. No. BOG F street northwest
1RESTEE's aALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE
sSIIntE ~ 5 PIRESSkD BRICK BUILDING, WITH
RREElNENssYLvAN1A AND MISSOURI AVE
os By virtue Ct deed Of trust dated November -
SOD 1ollo al, one OF the land records for thedA
Distr ct Of Columbia. and at the request Of the
Parry secured thereby shall sell at public auction
real estate situate in the City of Washington DO
10 Sn; BENG the south seventeen Q7) feet fronting
OO 'eet OF lot hirtyeight 1881 in reservation lat
tered "A together with the improvements, &c.
Terms Oneth1rd cash, and the balance in six and
twelve month";, with interest at per cent. secured
by deed of trust on the property sold, or ali ASH
at option OF purchaser. 800 deposit at time of
sac, ana az conveyancinE and recording at pur-
daye. 49, wa
ie1s-eod&ds HENRY B. BENNETT, Trustee
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HlRRTHn


MATCHETT-KANE- Thursday. June 26. 1879.
BY Rev. DIR. David Wilson, HERBERT HATcHGrT
and Miss EMMA E KANE, eli of Washington DC.
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TRusTEE's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURMI-
TURE, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CAR
PETS, OILCLOTH8 &c.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated January "a
9th, AID 1879, and duly recorded in Liber Va
No: GOT. folio 1877. ct seq., one of the land rec
ords for WashinRton county. D. O., and by
direction Of the party secured thereby. shall sell
1879, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m ut No lll2
18th street northwest. general assortment of Fur
Diture, &c VIZ
Rosewood Case Piano. full octave. handsomely
carved and nearly new.
Handsome Walnut East Lake Chamber Suits
Crinoline Sofa. upholstered in Maroon Rep; Chairs
to match.
Walnut Pillar Extension Table, e feet)
Walnut Brace Ann Dining Room Chairs
Sleepy Hollow Chair; Handsome Lounge.
Walnut Bedsteads Walnut.Cane Seat Chairs and
Rockers: Walnut Bureaus.
Brussels and Ing1ain Carrete; Walnut Han Rack.
OilclOth, Blankets, Spreads, Sheets
HUI and CCttontop Mattresses.
And many otter articles mentioned and described
in schedule marked "a"
Parties in arch of Furniture will find it to their
advantage to attend the sale.
Terms cash.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 90 Aucts je25-d
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John d. KELLY.
- DEALER IN YIRG1-CLA8o
BEEF, LAME, VEAL, MUTTON, no.
OORNED BEEF SPECIALITY.
stalls 62S, 629 and $50 Center Market, sSSFHu
yth street wing; and 20s snd 208 Northern Hr2Y0
Post Office. Aa111
-. Marketing delivered free Of charge to Ill parts
'ne CITY. sep1S
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II OF l070.-MARDI6 CHIEF, b. CLARK -
Ghief. dan : thoroqKhbreds * st.l ID0syy4Sa NJ
WEBB. Groom. AO0 9Th o. nv. ap03ms
VVALKER'S, 2O6 10TH ST-WHITE SAND
w AND CHAR6OAL, LINE, PORTLAND CE-
MENT, Felt Roohn9 MateEia1s, Chimney Crooks.
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TRusTERE'S SALE OF TWO-sTORY AND
i MANsARD ROOF BRICK DWELLING AND

WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., AuctIoneers.
SALE OF WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITURE,
R Rory BRUss ELS CARPETS &C. AT AUo-
Walnut Frame Parlor Finite, upholstered in Hair
cloth; two, Walnut Dressing Case Chamber
Suites; Walnut Frame Mir. ors; Back Walnut
Pillar Extension Table; Marble,top Center
(en'er Table; Walnut Wardrobe: Hair Cloth
Sofas Lounges; Painted Furniture: Marble
top Sideboard; Body Brussels Carpets, border
tomatch Ingram and other Carpets Hall Oil.
cloth and Stair Carpets: Feather Pillows and
Polsters: Husk and Ootton-top Mattresses;
China. Glass and Crockeryware, Kitchen UIen-
sils, &C
On TUESDAY. July l, 1879. commencing attn
10 O'Clock am we shall sell at the residence, Va
No. 800 10th street, corner of II northwest
the above collection of Household Effects, ali
of which are in excellent condition, and offers
great inducements to parties furnishing.
ie24d WAITER B. WILLIAMS 90. Aucts
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D III. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioueer,

PURLIo SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BUILD.
ING LOT, ON THE EAST SIDE OF TENTH
ST, BETWEEN AND o SITS. NV.
viii offer for sale to the highest bidder on -
o. subdivision of square 367. fronting 26 feet
on 10th IT. NV, by depth Of 40 feet to 30-feet
alley.
deposit. ie24-dSis
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RAILROADS.

New YORK
AND THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG, QUEBEC, AND THE
THE SAGUENAY RIVER.
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAY
LIGHT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 80. 1879,
THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLOR CARS
FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT VIA
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
Leave New York on Day Express. 100000 at sos am.
And Arrive at Littleton. 7.20 pm.
And Arrive 1T Bethlehem. at 7.45 pm.
And Arrive at Twin Mt. House. 1865 pm.
And Arrive at Fabyan's .............at8 8. 10 pm.
And Arrive at Profile House. ...........at s. 10 pm
And Arrive at Crawford House. at $50 pm
And Arrive at Quebec. at 80 am
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CEOBGE II. HOWELL q co.
Newspaper Advertising Bureau. s

For Ten Cents; One hundred page Pam.
Dhlet with Lists Of Newspapers and Ad.
vertlslnH Rates.
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For Ten Dollars, Four lines inserted
one week I'm Three Hundred and Fifty
Newspapers
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PROPOSALS FOR BROKEN STONE, PEBBLES
AND SAND.
ENGINEER OFFICE, WAsHING7 ON MONUMENT
WAsH1NGToS, d. @ June oath, 1879
sealed proposals for furnishing
ZIm :" Pebbles.
az the site OF the Washington Monument, in this
W. pe received at this office until II % July
presence Of bidders '
,I speclInGf cations: blank forms Of proposals and
upon application at this ofiice W."
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
,.os g. Lieutenant Colonel Corps Of Engineers,
Je<obt Engineer in charge
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TWENTIETH-STR MARKET.
VIM. LINKINS h SON,
71O Tsrensteth Street.

All kinds fresh SPRING VEGETABLES,
BERMUDA POTATOES.
SPRING LAMB SPRING OHIQKENa
VEAL, MUTTON, BEEF an12 tr
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BRICK BAKERY
No Biz l3TH &TREGT

No. 3I5 18th STREET y. ".
By virtue Of Two deeds of trust, recorded in II
the Office OF the Recorder of Deeds Of the DIS inn!
nict Of Columbia, in Liber 7S5. folio 2ls and Luz.
ilb+r Ne 796, folio 262, viii offer for sale At AUG
the 9th day of July, 1879, at o'clock p M the fol
laying oos Dc scl.oed parts Of Lots in SQUARE
point feet inches south of the " corner OF sad
lot anc running Tier east 100 feet thence north
south "a feet to the beginning together with
the improvements thereon. consisting of brick
Bakery.
Terms Oneth1rd cash: residue in three equal
payments al six, twelve snd eighteen months with
per cent interest, 10 De secured By purchasers
notes; or all cash at the purchasers option. A de
post Of $3.50 At time of sale If the terms Of sale
not complied with within one week from the day of
sae, the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of defaulting purcha-
ser, upon giving three days notice in the Evening
Star" REGINALD FENDATI- Trnstse
YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts. je27eoSds
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- u. W.,
WALTER B.WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts. je20-eO&ds
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
HOUSE ON COLUMBIA STREET NORTH
VEST, BETWEEN P AND Q STREETS

By virtue of deed Of trust, Gated June -
22d, 1876, and duly recorded in Liper No. E.
trict of Columbia, and at the request OF the party
secured thereby. we will sell at public auction, in
SATURDAY, July 9Th. 1879. at half past O'Clock p.
m Lot numbered ely ht (8), in James 81. Darrow's
three hundred ana sxtyve 1861, together with all
the improvements
Terms 81 600 cash. and balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months, secured by . deed Of trust on
property sold, or AZ cash. IS the purchaser may
PURCHASERS cost Terms to re- complied with in
seven days. the property will be resod at tho risk
and cost OF the defAulting pur chaser.
RK4AINARRq q w WsAARRNER.; Trustees.
j. n. OOLDWELIl. Auctioneer ie23soE "a
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
The greatest and most pleasing discovery Of the
age TO housekeepers Is the incontestabe fact that
the following leading brands Of FLOUR are not
only the hAndsomest In the District Of Columbia,
but also in the United States:
"CERES;n-The magnificent Minnesota Patent
P P. MIENEDLA "A splendid Minnesota
Louis Fancy Patent. and GOLDEN HILL, the
standard Family Flour Of the District
superior to Ceres. Minneoa Sterling and we feel
assured that any housekeeper who tries them once
viii never use anything else.
The above-named F1ours can be bought Ut any
FIRST cisss grocery store. Wholesale depot, corner
my28ly W. M GAIT h m
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CAN'T II. LUNT. Auctioneer.
~ Marble Building,
Corner of 9th street and Pennsylvania ave-

FINE ARTS.
CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE OIL PAINT
IN6S BY WELL KNOWN EUROPEAN AND
AMERICAN ARTISTS.
Con me nc.I = MONDAY EVENING, June 3Otb at
~ O'Clock, we will sell by catalogue, positively with.
out reserve, 100 first class modern school OH Paint
irgs, in costly Goldl Frames Pictures now on
exhibition, AID catalogues ready
+. H. LUNr, Auctioneer,
ie27-3t Mar bic Building cor 9th ST and Pa ave
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THE PALACE MARKET,
CORNER 14TH AND NEW YORK AVENUE.
Hard and Soft CRABS and CLANS ALWAYS ON
rand. W.
Fresh STRAWBERRIES, Green PEAS, Etc.
CHICKENS.
All kinds Of MEATS, FRUITS, GAME and YEGK
TABLES, at lowest prices
myl4tr FRANK J. TIBBETS co.
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PROPOSALS.

SMITHsONIAN INSTITUTION
~ OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
n,o,o,. WAsHINGToN, ID O., June "a, 1879:
PhOfOSALS FOR GALVANIZED IRON WORK,
AND PROPOSALS FOR STATES
AND SKATERS WORK.
Eepar1te Sealed Proposals will be received by the
National Museum Building Commission, Washing
ton; ~ e. until II NJ on the 9TH OF JULY. 1879. for
Iufnlsnlrg, delivering, fitting and putting In place,
complete, certain Galvanized Iron Work and also,
1or about 800 Squares of States and Slater's Work
required In the National Museum Building. In &C
cordance with drawings, specifications, and sched-
ues to he at the Office OF Cluss Schultze Ar
chitects. CorcorAn Building ja25eo4t
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'TRUsTEEs' SALE OF TWO TWOSTORY BRICK
DWELL1NGS, Nos 9O6 AND 908 TWENTY.
&IXTH &TRRET NOR IHWaQI

i DWELLINGS, Nos. 9O6 AND 9O8 TWENTY.
SIXTH STREET NOR THWESr.
goth, 1873. duly recorded iu Lber No. $50, E:.!!H
folio 1853, ct seQ one Of the land records fol As:A
party secured thereby WIN sell ct public auction
On THURSDAY. the Sd day Of Jolly. A d. 1879. at
estate. situate in the city of Washington District Of
Columbia, to wit: Part Of Lot twenty six (26),
at the southeast corner Of Gaid lot and running
thence north along the west line of ''26th street
west thirty sevt 1917 feet two inches thence Nest
one hunored feet, thence south thirty seven $50
feet tW inches thence east hundred feet to the
place OF beginning, together with the improve
ments, &C.
Terms One third cash; balance three equal in
sfalnents, in six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest at rate Of eight per centum per annum,
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold: or
time Of sale. All conyeyancng at purchasers eosss
Terms to be complied With in ten cays from day of
eale. BRAINARD 81. WARNERl r,,,oo
GEORGE +. SCHAFER, ! trustees
THCS. BOWLING, Auctioneer. je23 eo&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAHS.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auetioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL
ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN. D. O., LATELY

SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyED REAL
EEI0NGiNG 70 THE. LATE F. i. Berry
pm viii sell Lots 2a FEET front By So 9 fss
deep, at the O. corner of West and Greene SITS -
2o in Bess addition fronting 80 feet on tbs 81 south
side Of West st, near Washington st., and running
at ec'ock M, viii sell part of Lots 81 and Isl
in Beas addition, fronting q feet on the west SIDE
Of @ st. next north 1S Of Cropey
ly tereafter Lots on the south side Of Dnnbarton
St, near Ccrgress st each 20 feet by SO feet and
feet near Dumbsrton improved by a stable The
residence Of the the. late I p IT,, T Berry:
twelve and eighteen mouths, with interest at & ner
cert. secured by deed Of trust Conveyancine at
purchs sers cost js25-d&ds
TRUsTERE'S SALE OF -TWO-BTORY AND
s. A okE No: iS7 STREET N6 61Na and
Under and by yirtps o. decree Of tne Su- -
Gsd March q IN eeraa
traitor Is complainant, aud s. connoS Ct ea al i are
viii sell at public anction on THURsbAY, the 81
DAY OF July, 1879 at O'Clock p NJ, in front of the
Ertmises. that certain piece or parcel of LAM,
D C., known and described as lot No 4. in shep.
herds subdivision OF square west of square No 623,
With tpe po Consisting of two story
Terms Of sale: One half cash, Of which deposit
OF $500 will be required at the time of sale the bal
with interest from the day of sale lien viii bs
tanned uron the properly until the full payment OF
es e se ae
with in seven days the Tru reserves the right to
elat tbs rick ard cost OF the defsnting purcha-
ser. ANDREW Q. BRADLEY Df,ga i7 Tr u sSs
YOUNG MIDDLETON Au o1s'S 4' te7 y ssf
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nny22-2uo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-11
Terrible Accident,

NORM BERWICK. Maine. March H.
The floor in Merchants Hall gave way
yesterday afternoon during a town meet.
ing. prscipitating nearly afty persons to
the floor below. No one wss killed, but
many were isariully and probably To-
tally wounded. Among those seriously
injured are John and George Neal, In
ternally; Thomas Kicker. shoulder and
leg broken; Henry s. Kidder. internally,
Thomas Goodwin. ankle broken; David
Hanson. George Dutch. George Narney,
ribs broken. Slightly ipjured--J. X
Hanson. Samuel Grover. s. Emery. @.
Cook, Frank Nutter. William Kicker,
Edgar Weymouth. Herbert johnson,
Nicholas Wiley. Chadbourns Nicholas,
Pinkham Londley. Asa Chany, Malta.
MEL Hurd and William Neal. Medical
aid was Immediately summoned from
adjoining towns.
South BERWICK, Maine, March H.
Later particulars OF the disaster at Ne.
chanics' Hall yesterday show the mum.
Der injured to DO moro than at first re-
ported. At the time OF the accident
there were about 500 people in.the hall.
Over 100 persons were precipitated TO
the floor below. The recovery OF John
Nealy, Henry Skidder. Charles Kicker
and Reuben Chsdbourns !. doubtful.
Public sentiment is bitter against the
builders Of the hall. which Il 10 claimed
was built in q c~riminally careless man.
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Iudian District.

From q private letter sent by nm old
Comstocker and excellent prospector to
q friend in Virginia, wa are permitted to
take the following extracts concerning
the Indian District. 1t shows that there
are ''two sides to a story" The letter
Is written from Benton, California, and
y 81 sent you u paper that Is
printed at this place. II contained an
account Of the big strike that was made
in Indian District a short time ago. i
was away at the time, but have been out
to see II since ] sent you the paper. l
failed to see anything to get excited
about, and do not believe the rich rock
they showed ever came from the mine
they said ii did. They had some very
rich rock that they said came from there,
but I could not find q piece that
showed any gold. The ledge is small,
and in one place where they have sunk
about six feet 1t has run down to a small
seam. There are two other places that
they have sunk on. but they show signs
Of the ledge giving out. i did not 20 to
see any more OF the mines. the best one
was enough to convince me that 1t is a
blk. They have staksd of q town site
and located the whole country. but /
think they are the biggest lot OF fools
that I have seen in some time. Pres.
colts mine Is in the same district.
There have been men waiting for Pres
" N tas.-.-- - L. liz. h.N Ia.
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BESESIr. - Persons interested land
who is not y in the proposed benefit for
Geo. n. Eels. to DO held at Piper's
Opera House March 18th. will find the
correspondence in another column.
Read 1t over. get some tickets. reserve
your seats and DO doubly happy; firstin
the entertainment and second In the
consciousness Of having done what you
ought to do.
wAr.pAcK PAT. - Mexican Veterans
have been notified officially that those
who served one year in the army are
entitled to three months back.pay.
Frank Stewart was Sergeant and will get
his SIC per month-SiS. and no inter
est, which is very interesting.
BErrrR.-Diek White is easier this
morning and has gained q little during
the night. He is. however. still very
dangerous aud there 10 very little hope
Of his recovery.
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San ffanclscO items.
San FRAscIsco. March ll.-In the
In the case Of Sprague. convicted Of
numbering More in Buenaventura coun.
~. the Supreme Court yesterday decided
the Court below was justified in denying
defendants motion for continuance.
There was no doubt the jury were fully
informed from the beginning Of the trial
Of the precise charge Of the defendant,
and OF the issue raised OF his plea OF
not guilty. A departure from our form
or mode Of presenting the issue pre-
scribed by the statute did not prejudice
or tend to prejudice defendant In respect
10 his substantial right, and II was there
fore the duty Of the Court 10 give judg-
mont without reference to the %irregulari-
ty or result OF such departure. This
decision Of the Supreme Court excludes
all relief from IL. and tho case must now
60 to the First District Court for Judge
Fawcstt to fix the day for the execution
Of Spraguo.
At the regular Baptist ministers meet.
Ing yesterday at the Metropolitan TEN.
pie the following was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the name Of Rev. II. W.
Reed DO stricken from tho roll Of tho
Baptist ministers meeting Of San Fran
cisco and vicinity for Misrepresentation
~ faots bsfora tha naniist Ministara'
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THE MASQUERADE.
rvursh Annual OF she virginia
Purina club NJ Pfper's Opera
IlouaR

H.. pr,;m Clnb NJ VIRGINIA ,.v.
their iourtn annuai masquerade Dali ~
Piper's Opera House last night. While
there were some new designs and rich
costumes the great mart was made nm of
-. ..a, - .n.....ro.
'oo same " w
the doors oil our halls when masquer-
AIDES are announced. Dominos pre-
vailed extensively. Still Il was the
s---,u...,...as h.u 90, u,.., -. an.
Comstock.
The hall was arranged rs for the ball
Of ths Turn ysrsin socistv. Az 10
-. - 49,.
Us1oS soUnS.s Tha .na;,o,;nm ~..
s,,IS s;snI.."
~" SaaN N M .unIb ~.
% uus noo' =" ~" ~ ~
w s.pse'. ~, ,,.,,.x.d ,,.u.
A''et 'ne re'eiers uSu ui.p'"yeu "r
selves ior o proper iena'n OF ume =
committee on prizes was appointed rs
follows
ars. a. nanak' ans. r.eu Do,g'e,
Mrs. ooionei NJ VI. "ine',s' %.oLe
Frank Osoiston; o r. v; praks'
George Semi and Al: banner Esq
SiI prizes were oneieu oy 'ne C.ao.
10 De awarded, iSpecute,y. IN ioio~-
The nrst two to the riches, costumes
lady aud gentleman, the third mt iourth
10 the most original characters oy iauy
| aud gentleman, and b NTH u SIKH
to the most cotnicai characters ny iauy
and gentleman. "a.
The first prize, a ladys silver toiiet
set. for the richest lady costume, was
won by Mrs. Jennie JACKSON. VINO APP
pesrsd AZ the Duchess In LIE rev. DUO
The second prize, a gold'hsaded cane
Tor the richest gentleman cos'ume, was
won by Fred Boeh, who appeared a. inc
Prince OF Venice.
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frei.ht Delivery.

II all knew just what q favor they
would be doing themselves they would
have their goods coming TO the Gold
Hill depot marked ''Cars 7. c." Then
Thomas Gallagher would deliver them
all right where wanted and without
delay. lie has made full arrangements
for the reception and delivery Of freight
Of all kinds coming over the Virginia and
Truckse railroad. whether in parcel. box.
bundle, or in bulk. and will do 20 on the
most reasonable terms.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
t.r,cr.r TO tn, GOLD .uL DAILY ur,l
The Boss Walkers.

Nrw YoRx. March 1l.-Great interest
Is taken in the pedestrian contest at Gil
moro's Garden. Crowds OF people are
gathered outside the building. while in
side there is a large number OF spectators.
At noon yesterday the score stood;
Rowsli. 60 miles; O'Leary. So; Hsrri'
man. SO; Ennis. 4s. O'Loary's best time
so far was on the second mile. which
was made in 8 minutes and 50 seconds.
Ennis best time so far was on his
eighth mile-9 minutes and 2 seconds.
His longest time Was on the twenty.siIth
mile, which occupied II minutes and
2 seconds.
On his sixty third mile Rowell caused
considerable excitement by . spurl. CO.
ing three laps at q steady trot. Frequent
ly during the mile. and In several that
proceeded and followed II, he broke into
occasional runs.
Shortly before 2 o'clock o,Leary ran
with Rowell twice around the track. Al
2 O'Clock Rowsll had made 60 miles,
o'Leary 63. Hartman 81 and Ennis "a.
At 3 o'clock the score stood: Rowell
"A miles. o'Leary ca, Hartman 65 and
Ennis 30.
Fully 5000 persons were present al
the walking match last night. Rumors
OF O'Leary being sick were started and
gained ground from the number OF times
he quilted the track. His trainers
admitted no was suffering from q sour
stomach and vomitsd several times. and
that II was caused by too rich food eaten
Sunday. They said. however. he was
recovering. Between z and 8 o'clock he
was of the track seven times and looked
Ill. Rowell. on the contrary. took but
few rests and trottsd along at his steady
jog. apparently little exhausted. Harri'
man showed fine speed during the even.
ing aud kept well up to Rowell. Ennis,
while walking steadily. dropped slowly
behind. Rowell Is undoubtedly forcing
the pace, and 10 steadily widening the
gap between himself and his compositions.
The score at l o'clock stood: Rowell.
ll9 miles; Hartman, 100; Ennis, 95.
and O'Leary. % miles and ak laps. All
the pedestrians then retired for the
night,