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The Portland daily press., 1879-09-01

The Argus is complaining because the
amendments to the prohibitory liquor law
result, as it says, in a decrease of receipts
from fines. If the prohibtory law is an
issue in this campaign why didn't the
Democratic State Convention, Or the County
Convention, denounce it? Why didn't th e
Greenback convention denounce it? The
Argus is tumbling new issues into the cam
paign every day-Jeffersonian Greenbackism,
the deserted shipyards of Durham, the tariff,
and the prohibitory law among others. Its
stand now. The argus should not further
confuse Them
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-22
9Th Day or .;mnuary. 1850.
Aeticc OF Assessment.
NuMA MINING COMPANY.

Location Of principal Place Of business, San
Francisco, California. Location Of works, hGm'
boldt county, Nevada.
Notice l. herci given, that At a meeting Of
the Board Of Dire -tors. held on the 20 Gay q
October, 1919, an asscsslaent No. y 81 t~0t.l
cents per share war levied upon the capital
stock II the corporation, pay able immeda'e!
IA United states gold com, 20 the secretary, a
the Office 81 the company, $2o Montgomery
street, Room ~, san Fran lsco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shah
rcHia4u unpaid On the cath Ga5 81 November,
1879, viii bc delinquent and advertised fof sac
az public guct on, and mi - payment Is mass
before, III b, sold on MONDAY, the 18th Gay
Of December, 1915. 10 pas .he delinquent a.
sessmeut together Win e5sts OF advertising ans
cNpehaCs Ci sale -
by order OF the Board Of Directors
pAN4p WILDER, Secretary
Once 325 Montgomery street. Room y, IAN
Francisco California. c-''~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-22
SEsERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue of an execution, issued out of the
District Court of the Fourth Judicial District,
inand for the County of Humboldt, State OF
Nevada, on the 18th day of November, A. D,
1879, and to me directed and delivered, for
Judgment by confession recovered in said
Court on the 10th day of November, A. D. 1879
in favor of YEO CHUNG & COMPANY,
plaintiff, and against THE HUMBOLDT IRRI-
CATION AND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY,
defendant, for the sum of 81 sos IS, together
with costs and disbursements amounting to the
sum OF Sl0 and accruing costs, have on this
the I'D day OF November, A. d. 1879, levied on
and taken in execution the following described
real property, TIC wit; Dam across the Hum
boldt river, situated on the S. w. quarter Of
Section g. Township IS, north range, 80 east
Mount Diablo meridian also one ditch ca
nal, with all superstructures and improve
mepts, running in southerly direction a dis
lance OF eight miles, more less from said
dam to what is known as the Big Meadows in
ifnmboldt County, Nevada.
a., Notice is hereby given, that on
Saturday, the 18th Day OF December.
A. ID. 1879,
Between the hours of o'clock in the morning
ana five o'clock in the afternoogy viz; at 2
O'Clock 2. NJ in front OF the Court House, in
the e wn 81 Wiunemueca, Humboldt County,
Nevada, will sell, at public auction, all the
light, title and interest of the said defendant,
The H0Dtb5Idt Irrigation ana Dssts1sn,snt
Conspang Of, in and to the above described
property, to the highest bidder for cash, to sat
isfy Said execution, costs, aud aecnaing costs
G, NJ. MILLER,
Sheriff of Humboldt County, Nevada.
Winneinueca, November 90, 1879.
POSTYONENEkT. ....-,-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-22
posTsoNEsItsT.

The delinquency OF the above assessment =
herth rs postponed 10 MONDAY, December &c
1879, when, ii payment s. net made before, tE
stock viii e Sold as above stated On MONDAi'
January 18th, les0
By order OF TO, Board ot Directors.
DAVID WILDER secretary
Office: 32s Montgomery street, Room ~ s'H
Francisco, California NC"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-22
Assessment Notice.

Reese Gold and Silver Mining Company To-
cation q works, Echo District, Humboldt conn
", Nevada. Location q principal place oi bus
mess. Sacramento, California.
Notice IS hereby given that at a meeting q
the Trustees OF said Company he'd on the 10th
Jay Of November, a. u. les, an assessment
80. ~ of 80 cents per sliare vas isNied upon
the capital stock Of said Company, payable inn
usediatciy - the undersigned. Secretary Of the
Company, Room No. 8, Cuirns Building. north
east ccraer Of j aud Fourth stfeets, ia tie city
OF sacramento, Cai3orilia, tho. 4Uls j street
Any stock upon which safe assessment shall
remain unpaid on the
9Th Dap or january. 1880.
shall he deemed delinquent, aud will be ealf
advertised tor sale at pubic auction, and uhss
payIens shall be made bcfore, viii be sold O.
the goth day Of January, A. y. 1850, 10 pay he
DELINQUENT assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses - the seie.
y. ". MkLTY,
Secretary q Reese Gold and Silver Mining @,
. Room 40. 3, Quinns Building (No. i0iD
northeast corner J and Fourth strecte, saera'
nlento, Cal. deeltd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-22
ID. 81. HASKELL.
Tow NSkTEAGENT.C .P.R.R.
TOWN lots EOR SALE 0gEEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE or pIR-
chase Lots IN the town Of Wmnemucca, are
"ceh3 ho,thea mat allapplicatiOnr tqr the same,
~ on business relating thereto. should be All
dressed 70 The Undersigned et Sun Franrisco.
., ue Z. 4 X Il, office where they Sill receive
prompt attention
AElose 9ceap5ing lapds belonging to the com
ranA without having bougntorlodsed the same,
ore s-e tietiheq "a attend to the matter without
delay and avoid trouble.
hol9 d. IL HASKELL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter of the Estate OF J. L. MER.
CHANT deceased
The creditors Of the above named estate are
hereby notified 70 present tier claims against
said estate, duiy verified, % the undersigned
at ks1tfef.s stare, Paradise, Humboldt County
Nevada, within ten months from tie date 81
the hrst publication OF this notice. or said
claims will be barred
JOHN L. MERCHANT,
Adilr q Estate Of j. i. Merchant, deceased
NOV. 18th, 1879. n25.4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-22
faaaAw WEEK IN YOUR OWN TOWN,

IAaa A WEEK IN YOUR OWN TOWN,
%@hh and no capital risked You can,
YDOO give the business IA trial without
expense. The best opportunity ever
olferod for those willing q work. You should
try nothing else until YOU see Tor yourself what
you can DO at the business we offer. No room.
10 explain here. You can devote all your time
OF only your spare time 70 the business, and
make great pay for every hour you work.
Women make as much as men Send for spec
ial private terms and particulars, which Ne
mail Tree sT-eatiit free, Don't complain Of
dress III. HALLETr 4 co,
Ia ON Portland. Maine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-22
SOTk<E.

Having established Purchasing Agency, Mr.
L. bien viii give his per@ nal attention to all
orders q any Kind, .sueh as Boets and Shoes,
Furniture, Crockery, Carpets Millinery Goods,
Groceries, etc
Being in constant business relations, and
having a thorough acquaintance with all the
leating houses, ladies, Ia ordering through Mr.
Bien, will receive the full benefit Of lis es.
pefience, and find II more advantageous thsH
doing their own shopping
Address letters, L. o, Box $40.
nlsJm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-22
POsTPONEszENT.

- The above sale is hereby POSTPONED until
MONDAY, January 18th, 1880, at the same
time aa place. i r u
g. VI. MILLER
Sheriff of Humboldt County, Nevada
Winnemaecs, New, December IL, 1879.
dl2-td
, 1879-07-31

and many vehicles that caanot well DO classified.
Cooperating with their human brethron In the
great lnl,or are ,Om wo.k-horAcs aud mules.
with kinal1ip of loo hrood.tuarcs and Young
er stock that haa not yet nchte7ed the dignity oi
labor. Tho aggregate rslue Of tho machinery
il imposing. pfows cost $50; headerst So75;
wagons ACCOMMODATING hcadcrs, SlaS; cleaners,
$50: harrows. S45: tbrcsherh. 81. 10; engines.
IL, go; sacders. f1l Without wearylng tue
feader' with minute mathematics. no may
rount1y iay that tllc machinery could rot oa rc,
p,aretl for H125, 600; sLat the work.horsca and
mulea aro worth Sll0,0 the hrood-tnarcs and
1oung atock, s75, 900; and tue buildings On tho
pince, $101, ,U0U.
Ut The t>uildsngt, there are thirty'two dwell
lighthouses, fourteen b1ackamith's shops, twou-
ty.seven bsns, and enough strue!n1es; iasge
and small. to make total OF 10a Ihe Village
Of J8cinto,. which IL on the ranch, and part OF
houses, and se7sra! drali|ng., furnishing cvory-
rhln, that Il needed for comfort. aud conFei.
icnce In living, Without the 1u1urlcs- There IS
no telugraph-,illcc, teleotlone communicating
with thnt Of Coiuss, twentJ-ssvsn miles dis
, 1879-07-31
FIFTY THOUSAND ACRES.
An "llnLI- LI-Ionopollst" Caudi'lato,9 big
Fnrnl.

An "llnLI- -Monopollst' Caudhlato,9 big
Farm.
San FramcIscp carontek.
DR.. Hugh James GIcnn, natacd by the party
OF the new Constitution rs their cnndldata for
Governor OF the State Of California, is not what
i,as hcc,t known IN literature as 'gcntlenan
ia,mcr.t His hands are lard from actual con-
tart with labor, hfa face 10 brown from real o.
posture To the SUI. 'rllere ars thoso who object
to DR.. Glenn because he tilla broad Acres. 1t ia
trto Tint hia acres nrc broader than those OF
must ulcn, but tr tllls llctn alt. uc tills them
l,ilnsef, and he ar4uisel every rood by The
molley which ratne fraul blu own provldcnt exor-
tion. Ills pluve Is no, the largest landed estate
III tic world, but It Is au,uug tho largest, and,
iu reality, tic llost extensive put to legitimate
uso II my OF Ills saiI lrs Idle, It Is unly long
enough To fccunerato. Lie snakes It yield to tic
utmost Of itX cnpa-t.y. Tie r1nrllo lies OH thu
sacramento liYcr, beginning about twvuty miles
above the ruwn Ut Co!usa 1ts leuEtI, ou mcrl-
tliAu Is not for irom aixtrcn mites: following to
winding uf the river II extends nearly thirty
miles. The general sf,apn 10 that Ut II paral-
telegram, Its river edge being long, waving
llno, tts western cslau neariy straight, with the
widtl. being ubo,,I ous,tilird ol It's lelgtl. lis
bur[are Is Hat o. ll,Niu!atlE, lka the tlrairtcs
Of Southern Illinois. Where IL skirts tln river
It occasionally falls down into broad bottom
uktuhuMtIy UlFeIhlllCA Will S1HluC9s HlIts
kent clear ani park-like by the tUlnoyal Of the
u.lerbs.tsh or runs alouE the ll'gh clay banIs
which the trcac|icrous stream ts I'll the white
scski,,g 10 undermine. Tho soil Is a black Or
cravclly loan, never aupposed to be al any usu
except fur grazing Until DR.. Glenn proved It's
fertility IND ita Raaptabillty to wllcAt cult1iru
soiuu ten years aeo, Huiprc tilat time tho dun,
mosoionous iatncss nt tl,o country wus scarcely
brokun by a follrc. Now. tho broad plall, from
lin baulta Of the tnGlHGr!nE SACRAMENTO TO tl,e
sIopen OF tic Coast nsngo, Is a succession Ut
wbuat t.tleltls,-ona vast sua Of uodtllnE grain,
cut up l,osu MD thcre il,.o 'sguaros aMl OBJ
louss. a1,l dotted at Irregular tntcrrals by
iurn-houscs,, with uieir aupla burns aud other
Thu harYvst tlulp Oh tho Glunn raucll Is sproel
over The wholo summer alNl part VI the lail. 1t
begins Ii, Tie m!dulu Of June and lasts till Oc-
tub4r. All through this long period ilic hu4lcss
aru pInng.ug through ti.e stumbling wheat, aud
t,e tlsrcshcrs nrs tnlt.nlar:ng over ia.I ,hese
lcacue4 VI latlsl. The srrdng bsgius a,out thu
middle ut Seo.c,nber, lappns on to tho harvest,
and lusta til, April. lust tl,cre should hu
mouth ot 1dlcucss butwecn aecdluy and Aarprst,
proyldcnct.llss ur,ydc.t haytns season, whfch
, 1879-07-31

vero prpviing about, nntl, upon ascertanlng
That II was nDt her tiustItlid. a. fhe 1t !rst sup-
posed she shouted loudly fo5 hsf ha'ba,'d ,,. to
burglars by Tho arm. Hs coolly drew re-.
yoiycr, and. pointing H. Mt ber head. threatened
10 ki her II sl,e dld not Keep quiet she
liz hoor 10 sveon. The visitors helped them;
sclves 70 clZar.b,x eontsinlng tlle money nud
soma papers, which was, In an upper
biIeau+fswet and, ha't'l, , soatsn,ne ;1!,,
s :Ss sel tfeksts sss.p, ss Sso Gillian u ss,nk. % ss1.
wets fur burglars In tha party. ahe Is su'o ot
Qulrk's identity, because his H1othcr and tue
family liysl upstairs IN tlle aat,e hoaso Until!
about week previous, when they vera ejc9ted
because Of thesr bad habits sud general d!sre-
pute. Desitles, they had ceased paying. rent.
HIllIe always paid when he was allvc, hut alter
his death Ill of them dlsowned Tie rcsponst-
bility.
Tie evil contamination Of the pooi and bet
nE aoGa. %da,nb'sr. r.:sn, Is pS,n prS9m
ssps spsure s'' from as'n .hs S e:y Feef" s. as9
Ntxon, n wctt-so;du young man ot re,
spectacle parentsge, atd shoso reiativcs nfe az
quta wealthy anu live In Morristown, N. ):
Although ony % yeas of 49, hs va: ntsesiua ~ N
1tU Clark street ot Nieoii tha Tailor. no
aGent for. RItehie'., soap, IND wl,h !. !
sss WHO fa1'is s4 T. es na .oy 's'9i5 .3 ~
"Gan,bier's Ailey.'i The rcsult wss sure.
Nixon found himself behindhAni 10 his ac-
counts, and a few days since lsft towm OWL un.
known to Ills employer, taking 500 or
inore With l1im. Ihu last heard OF
him ras In CAnada. Another case Wtth
presumably s4rutlar scQuel u mat ol Z. ),
liIchmoitf, travelling agent Tor j. NJ. smith, q
Iako street fruit dcalrr. who ahscutldo1 with
stu. Fl,la dinners md wDos arc said To have
Huttet tbs bcttor Of bin.
Mrs. Mary Garrin, a married Woman living at
No. 200 West f.nkc street, WAS prisoner at ttic
Armory last night charged with stealing tock-
atbook containing upwalds ot s2oU from William
| Basuall, fruit md commission nicrchant doli;
| business Ia tho hascmcpt Of No. Ill South
| Water slrect. The st0ry OF The easo Is best
! taId By ulu ptiaoner, tho complainant being a
| little tnciina.l to alorro for obvious rtasonA.
| Her husband, she sars, has been out ot
! work for xoue days past, null ahc has
| been kceplug tho purse aud work.
| Ing In q restaurant While purchasing
fruit one tlay she mt DaRnali, who pleased her
10 we'll that she tholtg.t to patronizc him when
next she wanted anything. Monday evening
Invited her nut to toa, ana closed h's stora
| for that purpose. Alter ten., trlu
| to Liucoin Purfs was mAds, and
| what t1nt,splred there she blushcd to tell. Gu
| their way back sundrJ drtukt Wera lIa1. aud
| DaEnpll became quite Intoxicated. TheD he got
mad because lie did not accomplish his purpose.
Later IN the night they visited tic store, she ior
hor tomntocs at,d he for home bcefstcals
for his breakfast. A scufTlc ensued, and
nuil sa5s thnt this wRs where ahe roIhcd hin, oI
lis moruy. Mrs. Garviu says she will l,ave him
nrsestcd Tor attempted outrage as soou US she Ii
| DISCHARGED on the prCseni complaint.
, 1879-07-31
SPRINGFIELD.
TolcEraph--A Coming Reunion OF Old Sol.
tllork

Tolcgraph.-A Coming Reunion Of Old Sol.
tllorL
6ptcfdI Dspofch 10 Tao 7Eibuns
srnrHor1rLp, ILL.,, July 39.-ArtIclcs Of incor.
poration were A!ed with tic Secretary Of State
to-day by the Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph
Company, tho object Ut tho proposed organiza-
tlnn being to construct and opcrlts telegraph
lines ontl conduct general telegraph business
In the State ot Illinois. The cap!tal-stock l.
liked nt sloo0o0. and the principal Office ls to be
at Chicago. Tho corporators ars Charles II.
Hudson, Frank Iiarrlott, Frank ". Tracy,
Samuel Powell. anti Cnarlcs 4. Tinker.
The COMMITTEES Of Arrangements Of the Tcnih
IIlpoIs Cavalry met heFe tc,+tny. aud decided to
hold reunion of Lilo regiment, whi,it WAS one
OF the tnrI.eht tlmt went from this state, ut
BeArdstowb. Aug. II. IN connection with tho
general reunion Ut tl4e rcgimri,ts of Central
Iltn0la 10 be held there ut tI,at TIM.
II Is learned lleru Oil unquest0nab|o authority
that Dnvil II. Lusl, af tAls civ, has besn au-
pointed BY COMMISSIONER lsnu:n N a Special
Revenue Agent, aud hns been ordered toreport to
Eo1. j. H. Trumbull, Revenue Agent at Chicago,
for Instructions. It Is believed that there arc no
s.special dutlaa" connected with this otIlec.
uulrss It nay be tic wnrking up OF Raum's
pol1tfcAI Interests In this Stain.
, 1879-07-31

A Recruiting Officer Now In st. Lonla to
Get Boys to I:n,lst ns Embryonic ssanasn
Special Dtspateh 10 13e Jftbune-
ST, LOUIS, July 3o.---Thc prospect Is That q
large number Of st. Louis boys will sooh snake
their advent in Chtcago to thku service on buard
the trnintng.shsp Michigan. Conn,au1cr Potter,
tic recruiting officer, has established hts heat-
quarters for this recruiting rendezvous 10 the
private Office Of str. St. Gem, Collector Ut Gus
toms, and would bo all ready to 90 on with the
business Of cnl!sttnI apprentices for tho navy II
ho had q surgeon to spnKo The phyatcal oxanina-
tlons. He Gun do nothing until ho gets one, c1-
cept to unswcr questions, which he Is keps pretty
busy doing. A great many applications have
already bccn made, but the names Of the app]i-
cauts were not even tukcn, they being informed
that when Tho office Wis reuAy for business due
notice would he ulycn y, TIC daily papers. Not
Wttllstnndlug tho explanations that hAye becn
given. ucarly oil The, applicants 80 far seem to
hare l.ad thu Impression that the enlistment
ilerc lal tll sonlo way to Annapolis, uIl cuIn-
Hlalldcr Potter llud TO explain over. and oYcy
AGain thai 1t lrd to nothINg except being eon-
mon seancll, Or stlc s0n.coInElllsstoncd officers
As boatsWain. hoatawaiu's mate, captain Of u,.
foreto}, etc. Theru Wis no probability Ut thcir
eyer becoming Utllcers. TAcru we're n few post.
tions tu which men exceptionally qualified might
aspire TO, BueI nB engineers. etc., but there were
very few such places, SO few that It wns scnrcely
worth considering as M object tn cnltsting. The
boys who enlist :" I'll reeolYe 81 per nunt', DAY
antl their ratons, hut Will have to bny their own
clothfug, Just ns nli grades Of scall,en do. Ihu
pay Of sear1lau IS s2l per mouth, and tbe non.
commissioned 0f!lcrrs receiyu from t3o to $33.
somu Of tho oxtta positions .pay us MUCH
nH S7O. A remarkable feut,ro of the nppltca-
tfons whics llare thus far bcen made fs TINT
they nrc All from lisllly-respcctnble aud, In
so,ne instances, wealthy families. Most OF thu
applications have becn 1nndp BY the parents or
JrIuulfs Ut tile BOYS, but III the other CaAEA, tile
, 1879-07-31
THE WEATHER.,

Orr1cR OF THE CJllRy S1GyAL OPFlcEN,
WAsinsoroS, d. G., July 3l.-t Il. ,n.-1ndicA-
tons-For Ncw England, tl!e Middle States, au.l
Lower 1.aka regI,u, slightly warmer, partly
cloudy weather. southeast TO southwest winds
mil stationery to slowly falling barometer.
Fur Tennessee unl the Ohio Valley, warmer,
and during the day slowly iullinE barometer.
For tho Upper Lake region, the Uppes Mtssts-
aIppl, und Lower Missouri Valleys, warmer,
c!cnr or fair weather, with soutl,cry wntls and
falling, barometer aurins tho slay, followed by
rising barometer With north to east Wlnls lu The
Missouri Valley.
Local ousxnsAT1oHs. ....s
, 1879-07-31
INSULTING THE JEWS.
Capt, EvanA' DArriminntson In ylntilcAAo
OF a Young pretA0hera DescEipkson of Gor-
tain JeNB-A Uultilnaro 0ecurronGos

"r eA
ot 1o"ne eaoners Deseapaon ~ cos"'
,,.---- H,s'HS" Eagie-
There secrus to be something In the Relations
bctrcen Jew. nn0 Gontie which sugyrsts, every
,,ow and ara,o, so,nc MT or crurrssion nat A.,
,,,h ~ he,r., =. ~ ,,,., ,,,..-;,,,,,,,,t,, rhI
muea o. natteo 40 o. a'eie a.se''1'naoon' ln'e
Is weakness pectsHat 70 bot1' II ID a long
tltne since tic Jew whu trxvcIcd toward
Jetualcm from my point north of ssnaria
teaase. ~ ISNo I.o o"a'sA. 'e"o' - u 1ea
through the SAMARITAN country. The JEWS
had no dealing with tho Ban1sr1tRns," and yet
ule Samu1ltans wc4p very hosp,,eble peopts,
~ 1;oiioc IN the Lead sea %"sied % md e I'sl
sau,arIa before the Jews i1ud chanco to wash
themselves Ia Its waters THIS fact merely To-
asntss as there ats maar thns tts yo5d
Our trouble alwa,s has been that ot suspicion
When really none !as !; bseo ; Intended Anotl!er
va have generally c!assad tt,r latter under tho
head ot SJexs" when VIC did not iuean that,
The English language will have to be improved
by tic importation ol aonc specific woru to suit
elastic terms already ut cur command va ain,
to be [uo1enstve without surrcndcrIng tho right
70 haye likes und disIikcs.
This Is Just tic problem which ras solved BY
cnpt. Evans, M IN IT. II. 90. orn crude way In BALI.
Evsns was q retired sea captain, pousty In
as l!e could flui III the Unitarian Church. Ito
ras fond ot fne preaching. lie wAs partial to
descriptive efforts as mere matters Of art, TO
hin. a splendid painting was splendid, cvcn II Il
bore features that might give otIensc to so1ne-
body else. His notious Wern exactly the aana
In regard tn the pulpit performances Of the
preacher. Ilo sttentleu the church Ut which
Tic isey. d.. Jared Sparks was pastor. ur.
lie was magnificent in dcscribl,x. The Caut.
had Jewish lrieud, 1ncrekaut, named Lazy.
Que day Levy and lie wero tu conversation whcu
the Captain said, "LcvY, why uop't YOU comc
next Sunday and hear our niuister; hos elo-
qucnt mud no 1n!stake.h Mr. Levy thanked this
over Dr.. Sparks pscoc,,tng to let Lazy III iu
tlIat WaY, ,,ll he said, t'C0me, l.cyY yuu
u,ust cutne; ask Tor my pew; Ill be there; TIN
always sarly a. church; you'll ind me ou deck II
,a!n, said Levy, III woulI ACCEPT your very cor
dial invitation, but like " keen out o( tho wpy
OF Insult. aud Then there's uo narta done, >ou
know. Your Christian preachers are very apt 10
ba ,usolcut aud patson}xug toward NV peuplc,
mmlc tue old CAPTAIN more tcaoi,tu In ills ctfurt
~ gut ILLS friend Levy 10 10 md occupy d taat
In Eia pu,y on tlu following auulay. sir. tryy
Was assured that SO lar rs DR., Sparks
wav cvnccrtIcd, his xpprehcpsious o( in.
suit wurc grouuuIe.., "Our Iutuis,er.n said
tn cautajn. 9sn nrrfsrt pcnficnin1, u,,1 nevsr
oiIunds uuybody. Levy. YOU 1uust CONS, md
hrar hin hy yoiIrscif. f,syy s,rrspdereJ. a,ui
pro!nIsed 10 b. up hand on Sunday morning,
When sunday arriyed Sit. Lazy went 10 tie
@ Man,n i'ss,, usa n #, ~ awav nm bv tns
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, 1879-07-31
4 $40, QUO Hall

shalt be much surprised If the bali gsen on
'rhnrsduy Inst III At1. Gadstono's Old house by
lady Olive Guinness will be surpassed BY any
entertainment this aeasou. The hostess sister.
tu.law, Mrs. Guinness, had what nltglt ho called
losal fcto OF marked briiancy only weak
before; but on this occasion tl,s tiowcrs wero,
In beauty md abundance, hltharto unheasd OF
OF 10 Londou, though perhaps 70 b cqualed a
Kuma OF Nler. 1hera were festoons Of roal
roses, banks Of garlcutas, und Ina1t9pleces. Of
steptanotts, whfIo hero ind thesa lowered hugo
blocks OF lce wt!ihot-house blossoms frozen In
item. The -tfoct MAJ admirable, but An not
surprised To hear tl,At 1t was attained BY An e1-
pcndtture Of rather over E4,O0o Wlat chaaco
bus tho commonplace ba!l.gtyes after thsts
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