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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

Another Senator Bores His Audience
The Democratic senators are still calling
Of Republican auditors. AS Senator BECK
was so interesting that DAWES could not re-
tain the audience drawn together By him,
Senator TELLER seems to have met with a
similar misfortune by reason OF The @ draw
ing" power Of Mr.. VOORHEES,. Our Ger
respondent said that on Friday Senator
VOORHEES, kept the galleries crowded, "but
when Mr.. TELLER, of Colorado, followed,
.s he drove not only the people from the
"galeiy, but senator's from their seats. 1t
was the dryest and weakest speech yet
made -
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Conger.

We read with something like satisfaction
our Washington correspondents statement
OF the trouble that the snarlins and growi-
ing CoNGfR has brought upon him. People
OF Detroit need little Federal assistance to
put up a bridge at Detroit, and that is
kind Of help that CoNGER has been too SELF
ish and miscrablv Il-naturcd to be leady to
accord to anybody. Ills, indeed, L" straight
Jacket 20 him." now that his own people
come to beg of him little OF that gene
rosity which he has denied to every body.
He will find it no easy matter to set out OF
bis fix.
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MI COHEN BROTHERS

WILL OFtN On MUNI!AI
an extensive assortment Of FINE GtES ADlNES'
iuclrIln- HANDSOME ENDCADES-SAIlN-
STRIPED, WATERED. and "lhcr nc" effects;
Al:o, BLACK FRENCH GAUZE 1t 33c.-at soc.
worth 9nc.: .-..-.'
SATIN. BRCCADE GAUZE at $780,:
ALL-WOOL BUNTING at Is, Is. % and 23c.;
HALE COLT ON BUNTING ut 12Is and &C.: =
Every variety OF CULURED DRESS c'OODs--ifoT
tile cheapest to the finest imported:
90 pieces SLACK CASIIMERES n; 37Hc.-reduccl
from soc. Also, very fine qualities at greatly re-
duced prices: -.
FRENCH HUNTING at G0c. worth fully Fl;
% nieres FRENCH YAED-WIDF CORDED MAR
SElLLES at 30c.-herclOtore sold NJ SOC
Q cases Of FRENCH PERCALES IL 01c. reduced
from IKE: 3 cases at &c. The quality general
" sold nj l0c.: ,-
Good quality WHITE LINENLAWNS AT 1Gs &c. ut
3iic. generally sold at 60c. Hundreds OF Diner
great bargains in this department. ap ~
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The following was furnished to Us By tn
poSt- offirp
Foreign Pastuse.--New Rates.

Foreign Poseasc---NeH Rates.
BY the :'UnverSal Postal Convention, -
concluded at Paris, June /, 1873, which
went into operation on the lst instant, seye-
raj important notifications: OF the pre-
| existing international postal arrangements
| were made.
! The postage on all letters now sent from
the United States to countries and colonies
OF the ''Universal Postal Union" except
! Canada, is tive cents per half ounce, prepay
| nlent optional in all cases. The postage on
all pcstage-cardS is two cents; on neWspa-
pers, not over four ounces in weight, TWO
cents each; on other printed and litho-
graphic matter, commercial papers, and
samples OF merchandise, one cent for each
two ounces or fraction thereof. On all arti.
Giles except letters tue postage must be at
least partially paid.
Commercial papers include "al instru-
ments or documents written or drawn
wholly or partly by hand which have not
The character OF an actual or personal cor
respondence.' They must he forwarded
un>ealed. The maximum weight is fixed
ut four pounds six ounces, same as for
books and other printed matter. The maxi
mum weight for samples is eight and three
quarter ounces. The minimum charge on
commercial papers is five cents, and on
samples two cents.
The postal arrangement between the
United States and Canada remains un-
changed. +.
1t should be understood that the rev
rates aud privileges do not apply TO letters,
&C., mailed to any countries not yet in
Guided in the Universal Postal Union !" !;
for instance, parts OF Australia, Bolivia,
parts OF Central America, Paraguay, Siam,
I&c. The countries md colonies to which
most, ift,uot almost all, of The correspond.
enca from Yirgiiu is sent are included in
the Union.
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whv Auditors Fled from Dawes

The New York Tines tells how it was
that Senator DAWES, Of massachusetts,
drove a senatorial audience from the Sen
ate:
"When Mr.. Beck finished Senator Dawes
took the floor, and very large portion Oh
the audience, tired out with mr.. Been
long argument, left the chamber"
Which is funny. "Tired OFT with DIT.
BECK" how could they remain to hear the
uncomfortable DAWES!
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Al q HAN Price. From the German Of +.

Al a High Price. From the German of +.
WERNER, author of "Good Luck Vi
nata," etc. Translated by MARY STUART
SMITH. Boston: ESTES d LAURIAT.
The publishers are issuing what they call
choice novels, under the quaint title Of
The Cobwcb Series Of Fiction" of which
this novel is one.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & CO.
Rhona. A Novel. BY Mrs. FoRRESrER,
author of "Viya," "Mignon.' "Do-
loies," etc. Philadelphia: j. Il. LlPPlN-
COLT l. Co.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON Il Co.
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JCsT RECEIVED.
A large invoice Of BuNTINGs from 12f to DOC
Also, y y large line of BLACK CAsnMEREs from
4N' Is to 50c and ALL-Wo CL from 45c. to si.45
Don't fail to look ut our stock OF DLAuK GOODS
before purchasing.
We call the ladies' attention 10 our large stock of
DRESS GOODS. which we etlcr at these cxtraordi-
y" ~ pieces pieces FIGURED and SOLID PoPLIAS at
81 ';SsIss KTEGKr rdrES It f S and
lo2 pieces DRESS GunDS OF the latest style, and
novelties ut very low prices.
25 pieces STRIPED SILKS n all prices:
16 pieces BLACK SILk5 from 65c. n s2:
i large large line OF SLACK and CoLORED
full line Of COL09ED Sins. for dresses
an. trimmings. 1T extra iow prices.
100 pieces TOR CloS LhCG:S from. to 3oc-.hIs
IS III extra chtan line. bought ut very low prices,
ra Ts we Of Ell iriss 9'!a'%iR N T
LACES, ITALIAN, FRESCH.'ann FALES-
CIENNEs LACES, At low prices.
A large line Of VICTORIA LAWNs, LINEN
MUsLINS. PiQUEs. TAELE-LlNtNs, NAP
other white goods, * low prices.
lowest prices. Don't fall 70 look II our stock.
so dozen lNlACSDRlt.D SHIRTS {rure lntn
bo,cins and cnifsI At SOC. This Is the best shirt
we have ever yet offered
We have also large line Of LADIES and MISSES
HOSE. GEN1LEMEN'S col OK J. - and
WHITE lGALF-n0sE, GLOVES OF all kinds
COnSETS {Some excellent bar2a!n,1. SILK
SCARFS TIES BOWS, IiAADkERCIilEFS
COLLARS, CUFFS, and many other articles ut
low prices.
Our KID GLOVE. stock Is very large nnd complete.
aEd we offer the best goods At the lowest prices.
W. have increased orr facilities and stock of the
DOMESTIC PAPER Fashions, and shall Away
he able 10 offer to our customers aad the pubic u
line Of the latest styles. Sole agents for Broad street.
THALIIlMER BROTHERS.
an Io-S.MSW col Broal street.
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of them agreed 10 explaining the hard times
or suggesting a remedy. Ii the object OF
appointing such committee was to make
some OF the pest;Ient theories OF govern
ment which are aaoat as ridiculous as pos,
sible, the object has been accomplished, and
there ia no need Of formal report. But
there was no need for continuing such
committee. Il Ia n waste Of tire to 1nyts-
tieate the matter further, and we Oh object
to another tour Of the committee about the
country after the manucr Of the last one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

DEATHS.

Died, ut the residence OF her son.in-law (Mr. =;
III. Bosherl, on Friday, April Is. 1879, ut ~
O'Clock 4. M., Mrs. MARTHA EuBaSh, III the
e:gll;y-nID;h year Of her age.
Her funerul VIII take place at me FRS. '3p', II
church TO-DAY thpril 1athl at 12E O'CLOCK 4. d;
Friends OF the family anu those or c. Waliiali ana
r. H. Boshcr are invited to attend.
Died. on APRIL 1s 1879. at the residence or he.
sister (,Iri Catherine II. Plsnot. No. east Duval
stree, Miss REBECCA +. MONDS. In The Sky
fourth year Of her age. She Was native OF BABY
shannon, County D5ncgal. Ireland but resluen'
OF this city for The past forty years.
The friends Of the famiiy are respectfully invned
u, attend her funeral from 81. MARKS Eplscopa'
church SATURDAY, April 10Th. Mt O'Clock.
dav' Anril 18Th, Mrs. SUSAN M. PEN DLETON,
wife Of Dr. e.. S. Pcuulctnn. ,,,.
Her remains viii be taken 10 Louisa county tiiis
evening for intcrHent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

The COAL TRADE is the title OF pam
phlet issued by FREDERICK i. SAwAED,
editor OF the Coal Trade Journal, III
Broadway, New York. 1t gives compcn-
dunn OF coal production, prices, transporta-
ton, ETC., ETC., at bomc and abroad, with
facts for future reference.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

NJ GRACE-STREET "a 2 T l S 7
CHURCH Corner Grace and %oushee strccts).-
The pastor. Rev. W. +. HATCHER. u. D., will
preach at / ! O'Clock \. VI. There will he no SER
vice IT night in consequence Of the mass-aceting 20
be held al the First Baptist church In The Interests
OF the tl..day-SclIool Association.
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lcr BROAE-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH.. SUNDAY. April 20th.-At IL \. NJ,
prsaching by Rev. DR.. W. ". BENNETT, president
OF Randolph Macon College. At r. NJ, by Rev.
". &. STARR. paslor-subjrct: "GoG's Method OF
Providing Help for the Helpless
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P:,ss1a. :sist.E%. G:.


NORTHERN lCE.-l have just received
~ Il cargo OF VERY SUPERIOR HoRIllEkN
Il T. 4 sample Of which MAY bc seen IN front OF the
Dis,nt h Office to-day Ms former pa'ronS ana MI
others w!shirga supply Of the BEST %oRlliEkN
ICE this SEASON. win pleas" sead In their ordcrs'
have Also u supply or DOMESTIC ICE, suitable tor
Icc-crean dealers, GehhONcs, &c, none OIL NhltH
WIN DC sold 10 prvHc tam!'i";to which inc n"r'h-
rru ice alone VIII Lc furnished. Parties desiring
DOMESTIC ICE will send their orders ~ No. l7u7
Cary street. and those desiring NORIHEkN ICE
will send orders 10 No. 1901 Cary street: ,,,,r,,
NH 26-1m JAMES e. SNl II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19
n~y NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES

n~Y NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES
Just received Il very large assortment Of
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR ny TRADE.
The goods are Of SUPERIOR QUALITY. being
from the very best English and French nanuiHct"-
ric., and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. | beg 20 inform my friends ana Inc pib'ic
generally that shall Offer these goods, made up in
the latest STYLES and by the best workmcu at PRICES
TO SUIT THE TINES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS. AMI CUFbS made to ord.r
1T short nolIcc. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN {. SIIAFEI:, Merchant Tailor,
nh 12-3m NO. iGuf Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

nwFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
Twelfth and Broad strcets).-Rcv. E. ". WARREN.
D. d. will preach at IL o'clock A. VI. on SUNDAY.
AT O'Clock r. NJ. there VIII DC mass-IncctiEG of
Bnpts, churches In the interests Of tho church-cX-
tension work Of the Baptist Sunday-School Associa
ton. Interesting addresses from various speakers
will ba made. All are invited.
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FURNITURE.

~ GATHR!GnT Il son, 16 Gov&E-M
NJ. NOE STREET, Offer Inducements. both rs e.
10 prices and terms, - All III need OF FtRNl- Sh
TURE Of any kind, such 10 make II 10 lhci. ~
Interest 10 examine stock before purchasing. Fine
Walnut Suits with Tennessee and era, marble
Sldeboards with dark marble; Paror SUI Is In cate
lIne aud raw Si!k--vrry handsome: Refs anal Hair
Cloth Suits very cheap; Pine and Po.,lar Furniture
OF every kind Our stock VIII To found complete III
every particular. DON'T mi! to call, Satisfaction
guaranteed. fe21-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

n1y SECOND PR E SBI L Z r l a n
CHURCH.-ScryIces conducted by tie pastor al l.
A. NJ. and A. Pm. The sermon In the AFTERNOON
will be addressed 10 children and youth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

ncg- MAiN-STREET CHR tt N
CHURCH the,ween Pine and Laurel strcct').-
Preaching by Elder j. a. Dearborn ut II =. NJ.
and Pm. -.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

Ut MT. TABOR BAPTIST CHURCH,
WO0DViLLE.-Rcv. J. j. KELLEY, the wr-kno-yn
Indian preacher, VIII preach OIL SUNDAY ut 3
O'Clock i. II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

h~T TUIRD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH Key. j. j. KELLEY. The well known
Incan preacher. Will preach SPECIAL "cInon Sun
DAY NIGHT al O'Clock. Subject: The Sin Of CE-
belief"
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SEEEEETf;t.

uEADQu ARTERS RICHMOND COMMANDEEY.l
No. 2. KNIGHTS TEMrLARS. :
ENTRACT ORDER No. 2G.-SIR <,[
II KNIGHTS: Attend Il called assembly ~
OF the ComnanGcry al the ASYLUM. st. ~
Adams Hall. THIS tSiiurdiy) EVENING + y
1T s o'clock, in citizens dres>, for INSTRUCT
ton and dry.
BY order OF the Eminent Commander.
i. :. TOW Err, Capiain-Gcncra
Atte.t:
G.. +. DASFoRTII, Recorder. ap 1915
GOCIETE FRANCHISE DE SECUURS
~ MUTU Elisha pr0chaine reunion de cciie
SOcictc aura lieu Monticello Hall le 20 Arril
c0Uraut a hcurcs Z. VI. lie Cnmite Lomnc pour
rcyi>cr Ia Constitution ayant 4 raprortcr Il celtn
sc;ince tOs les metnlreS sont prizes d'ctlc presents
pour voter sur LIS ancEGencEts qul scront pro-
poses.
Par ordrc dc V. A. FAvIER. President.
ap l9-1t D. COLUhBCS. Sccrctairc.
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tY MOORE-MEMORLAL CHUHCH.-
Divine service by Rev. D. F. sPEIcc, D. D., at IL
<. VI. and z. M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

From 1861 TO 1854. -[Portland Press.]-
W bat was all that light from 1851 To 1861
about, anyhow
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~COHEN BROTHERS

h-T COHEN BROTHERS,
AMONG TnuUSAEDS OF OTHER GREAT BAR
GAINS, are selling
ALL.LfNEE HAhnkERCHlEfS AZ DC
New designs in LADIES' COLORFD liEtlSIll!ll-
ED at 27c.-2cncray sold at SOC. Hundreds OF
other styles ut grcit bargains:
j dozen MISSES SILK HOSE ut 81 nlf-hcrc-
tofore sold AT $50: .x q,
Also. great bargains in GERMAN. ENGLISH. aGd
DOMESTIC HpHlER1: 80
4 large lot of SILK FRINGE very cheap ap ~
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MARRIAGES..

Man led, Mt Port ROYAL. Va Apri tosn, ny Nj Nj.
SALLIE L. FIELD. t
Married, in this city. on Thursday, April T.
ut the rcsIdeuc. Of the bIc's parents BY hsv; y.
HUDSON, SYLVESTER: BERNARD and Miss 81 AM
TIA T.. sCHlGK.
Married. Mt the Pine Street Baptist c1urcht on
THURSDAY. hrrii II. 1870. by Rev. J. y. Hulson:
JOSEPH r. MERRIAM and Miss ANNIE JANE
HOLT.
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H1y SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH(cor
ncr Main and Sixth sirccta).-Ecv. HENRY Nc
DONALD, -. D.. VIII preach on SUNDAY AT IL
NJ. No services at nigh. account Of mass meeting
al the First Baptist church.
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Mt THE OFFERING Of 4
BLACK SILKS
now made nj
COHEN BROTHERS

may not be repeated for years. They are lndoub''
edly Tie BandsomesI goods ever offered IN Jus conn-
iry being manu- tred specially for the Paris tx
POSITION by The finest manufacturer in France. The
prl. cs are perfectly astonishing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

Nj SCARLET-FENER
AND OTilEi; INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
il Is asserted in England. may hc kept of by the
free Use OF
CALTEHT'S ChRROIIC TOILET SOAP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19
WALK - THE OLD PATHS.

| -. ,,.,,,. ,,.,,.,,
! "
,o,n ,>n .--,
Thoukftd Tor ~" liberal pa;rrrtg,.I ~. l.....
'"' IN i''s' ''''' >''',' W. ''E''" .'.N '''
:i.!,. nr the SANE. We have just received uu,
81 .,,.,>.. ,>.,, ,,,,.,ut,,, ,.,,r,
NihlH'' AM u hhrI' "'''''r
ranv,rt%C
ALL TIE %oNELT'ES or THE ~hA-"E,
and we as.urc The. ~, III. il.H
arr rrIrE. ARE ,siuW ,,IIIg IaRI>r
w. IA '' anu 90
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:npECEAL NOTICES.
NJ THE STOCK OF GOODS
now offered at
COHEN BROTHERS, .--a-~- r.
s WITHOUT PARALLEL

The thousands Of .unmentioRab!e. bargains arc
unsurDassed Their PRICES are perfectly as'onssl-
Ing. Call and sec the great display. np ~
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They also In rccc ~ OF lirge assorlHieuL VI
COlURED SILKS
In all qualities and shaIcs, besides q iuii iine Oh
4 rull line Of STRIPED shTINS IL Black, White,
and Cole red:
BRUCADED SILKS In all their new designs and
coloriug:
All color< in sAJINs including The various evening
shades: ,
Also, 20 pieces BLACK SATIN At grcaily-re duced
prlcrs ap10
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aPETaaL n sEss,Es
III THE GREAT RUSH
At
THhLulMER BROTHERS,
STILL CONTINUES.
STILL CONTINUES,

LARGE ADDITIONS TO THEIR IMMENSE
STOCK At LOW PRICES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-25
THE FUTURE or LEAD.

Within the past few months there
has been q very apparent decline In
the lead market. the price falling
most d~isasirously. yet the prospect
for q still further decline is also
apparent. The increased and continu.
ally increasing production 81 argsntiier.
Gus galsna ores and silver lead carbon
aies in this State Is simply immense.
Nobody cares for the lead but for the
silver which IL In combination with
II, but in securing the silver. the
load comes in a. . metallic pro-
duct which may or may not b
worth saving and marketing. It Is
simply considered among the most val.
usbls Of the refuse matter resulting
from the production Of the silver. And
now suddenly comes the new mines Of
Colorado to the lead.producins front.
and Leadvills Is producing lead enough
from her rich silver ores to supply the
world. The lead market is consequent
ly dsmoralizsd to total prostration. the
price tumbling in . single day from $50
per ton to less than hall that price.
The best move under the circumstances
would b Tor the various mining COM
paniss to combine In the erection Of
works for the separation Of the silver
from the lead. 90 a. to ship only hns
silver. retaining the lead until re-
munsrativs prices can bs again estab-
iishsd. This would regulate the lead
market. and give q better profit to the
silver through the saving in the cost Of
transporting the u~nssparaisd bullion.
The Engineering and Miaing Journal OF
the 18th instant has quite an interesting
editorial article on the subject. from
which We extract the following.
This year Lsadviils promises 10 produce
from 10000 10 80. 200 tons, while there are
other districts In Colorado that promise 10
take important positions before the end Of
the year. The Leadville producers must
learn that even ct the present rate they are
getting very good prices for their lead. and
they must not feel disappointed II they
have 70 suffer another decline Of $40 per
ton. The future Of the lead market 10 do
pendent upon the price at which European
producers can put their lead In
the markets. AMI whenever the lead
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-25
The English Grown Diamonds.

The English crown diamonds are val.
ued at So, 600. 900. They are In . thick
iron chest. and are guarded BY ssntinsls
day and night. There 10 q diadsm Of
eighty. six diamonds Of various sizes, In
the middle OF which 10 the ~celsbratsd
Ko~oh-i.noor. alone valued at $50. 900;
also Q collar in which 10 IN emerald. said
to DO the purest and most beautiful q.
tant. A second diadem Ia q blending OF
diamonds and smeralds. In the center
10 the largo KAudavassy diamond, valued
at $500. 900. II wsuld be rated at .
higher sum were II not for . slieht de-
feet. These and many other valuables
Of the kind belong 10 the English crown.
A portion are used by the Princess Of
Wales on special occasions; the Kauda-
vassy was formerly the eye Of . one
eyed Hindoo deity. and has been but
lately added to the collection.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-25
NV PArru.-Th. following. b.s

NV PArNn.-Ths following. bear
ing date Of April Is. 1879. 10 the
latest list Of United States patents issued
to residents Of the Pacific Coast. fur.
nishsd BY Dewey & Co.. United States
and Foreign Patent Agents. san Fran
cisco: Charles II. Carter. San Fran.
cisco. metallic lathe; Riley r. Doan,
Sacramento. steam boiler; William Z.
Lane. San Francisco. stencil trap; Z. L.
Rugs. Cspsy. farm gate; J. II. Scott.
San Francisco. air valve; James Ma
gone. Canyon City. Oregon. 90, sspara-
tors. The following were issued March
Is. 1879: +. A. Hill. San Leandro. Cal.
~ifornia, wagon; Mrs. II. Z. Israel. Ban
tas. California, psrssol; A. b. Paul. San
Francisco. amalgamating quartz mill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-25
lReWarding u Veteran.

BraLrs. April 25.-Emperor William
has written an autograph letter to Gen.
sral Won wsrdsr. commanding the
the Fourteenth Army Corps, granting
his request to b permitted to retire
from active service. raising him to the
rank OF Count and continuing certain
honorary appointments. The letter
concludes by tsstifyins the Empsror's
warmsst gratitude for the conspicuous
merits displayed by General Won wsr-
der In the Franco-G German war. and is
signed ''Your grateful King"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-25


Carson APPEAL, April IS: A fatal &C.
cidsnt occurred In the wood camps near
Franktown on Wednesday evening last.
by . log rolling from the hill into q mar.
row canyon in which three wood chop.
psrs were employed. Two Of the num-
Der saw the danger, and cried TO the third
to protect himself. which he thought Of
doing BY jumping to n side; bat Just
o. he did 20. the log struck the base Of
the hill. reboundsd and hit him violently
in the small OF the back. which produced
almost instant death. The name Of the
deceased was A. McGrssor. agsd %
years. unmarried. and . native Of Onts-
RIO. He was buried from the Arlington
house yesterday. and his funeral was
largely attended BY fellow wofkmsn and
other friends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-25

Nh. Trxxrsos. walking ina London
park the other day. met . writer who do
scribss the poss thus: He looked tall.
somewhat stout. round.shouldsred. and
he walked with . stick. a. though the
govt were hanging about his legs or feet.
He had . long beard which almost
buried his face. and wore . pair Of large.
round. Chinsss-looking sp~ectscles. He
had on . very broad. brimmsd, weather
worn felt hat, dark trowssrs. CATERS.
several undsrcoats or Jackets, covered
over all by . thin. shabby-looking. red
tweed dusLcoss. buttonsd very tightly,
- though 1t were much too small for
him. Dangling outside. from what
should have been . clean white shirt
front. was q pair Of large. gold. trimmed
nose spectscles. He was one Of the odd
~sst-lookins creatures ! have ever seen
out Of Q Mormon meeting"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-25
Silver Wedding.

vienna, April 25.-Ths hotels are
crowded and many visitors are unable to
ind accommodation at the beginning Of
the festivities in honor OF the Emperor's
silver wedding. The fetcs eliminate
Friday In q grand procession represent
ing the trades. Stands to accommodate
10000 people are erected along the line
OF march.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-25
Pardoned Freedmen.

Paris, April 25.-By tho Amnesty
law all who are pardoned within three
months are ipso iacto smnsstisd. 1t is
certain that Blanqui will not be par
doned prior to the 81 Of June. and II
pardoned after that date he will remain
ineligible n n candidate for the Chamber
Of Deputies. a. an ordinary pardon does
not etfacs civil disabilities.