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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15
n,..r.' Us,...' Pis.ie.

The grand annual picnic ofths Minsrs'
Unions Of the Comstock will take place
Saturday. September 9. II Ia intended
this shall equal, II not surpass, any
affair OF the kind yet gotten up by the
miners. Already the show window Of
II. NJ. Frsdrict's jewelry store. South @
street, Virginia. is g~littsrins With the
prizes to DO competed for by the mill.
tary, arsmsn and others. and prizes are
still coming In. Eventually Q sufficient
number Of prizes will be contributed to
completely all the window. Those thus
far on exhibition are fall tirst.olass arti.
Giles, and are generally such a are use
full as well a. ornamental. They are -
follows
First prize for mems race. . silver
Jewel caskst, neatly lined with silk
second prize for the same, . solid silver
match safe.
Fiat prize for boys race. . black-dial,
stsm.winding watch !; second prize, q
solid silver fruit knife.
First prize for girls race. q silver card
receiver, lined with gold; second prize,
two chased silver napkin rings.
First prize for ladies' archery. Q pair
Of gold cuff pins, In the form OF an ar.
row, mounted With pearls; second prize.
q silver pickle stand, with pickle knife.
Prize for whsslbsrrow race, . silver
water pitcher.
Prize for old mems race. . silver.
headed cane.
Prize for old ladies' raos. . handsome.
ly.enRrsvsd silver cake basket.
Prize for ladies' rsoe. . silver toilet
Get. beautifully embossed.
First prize for military target shoot
ing. 800 In coin; second prize. Q large
swinging silver pitcher, with soblsts and
tank.
First prize for Virginia Pigeon Shoot.
ing Club, o handsome set Of ivory.
handled carvers. In case; second Prize,
q silver ice pitcher.
First prize for frsmsn's race. an Gle.
gantly.engravsd silver trumpet; second
prize, Q plain silver trumpet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
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About the Body or A. T. Stewart.
NEW YoRx. Aug. 1.-THE new dis
closures a. 10 A. T. Stewards body ap'
pear to bs briefly as follows: Patrick
II. Jones, exp Postmaster and sx.County
Register Of New York, IL the lawyer
through whom the grave-robbers have
been ~sndsavorins to negotiate . sale Of
the remains for s2OO. 900. On receiving
their Communication. accompanied by
the coffin plata and handles, which they
forwarded to establish the eenuinsnsss
OF their offer. Jones conferred with the
police superintendent, placed these arti-
Giles With him. and opened q correspond.
moe with the robbers through personals
in q newspaper. addressing his com.
munications to Henry s. Romsine,
Montreal; then saw Judge Hilton, who
received him disoourteously and took up
the case himself. but up to the present
time refused TO listen to the sum dc.
mandsd. Jones ceased active participa.
ton In the matter; though he has been
closely watched by detectives.
The Tribune today says: ALI hopes that
. refusal TO negotiate for the return OF
the body on the terms named or other
than the payment of.a reward OF S26,.
900. which offer Jones transmitted BY
mall 70 Romalne, would lead the thieves
In desperation TO reveal themselves, were
hually abandoned by Hilton about three
weeks ago, and he has since .rsopensd
ne6otiations-this time. II 10 believed.
with the purpose Of buying the body
outright and without any furthsrattempt
to secure the thieves, It Ii clear that oil
efforts heretofore have been bafisd.
There Ia no question that Romano IL
the outside agent Of the robbers and has
the body In charge. He has carsfully
concealed his identity. and his handwrit-
ing IL 80 disguised as TO battle any at
tsmpts TO detect him by that means II
appears also that Mrs. Stewart has been
deosived into supposips that the remains
had been recovered and every effort wal
made to Increase the impression every.
whore, with the view Of bringing out
communications from the robbers.
The Times prints q remarkable story
by an Italian sculptor. named Ssla. who
In his communications with the authori.
ties 10 proven to possesa knowledge OF
the robbery and the identity Of the rob.
bsrs. and says be- will only move In the
mattsp vhan thu reward and eXpeuses Ia
assured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15

NATIONAL GrArp HALL--Ths double
headed lady and the dwarfs continue TO
crowd National Guard Hall. Today and
tomorrow receptions will DO given In the
morning from ~ till IL O'Clock. AL
Who have seen Millis Christine agree in
saying that abe Is the greatest curiosity
living In the shape Of Q human being.
No . Who visits this exhibition comes
away complaining OF having been hum
begged.
HAvraIr's USrrxp MAsropoS Mn.
srrrs, which are to appear at Pipsr's
nsxt Monday. have out some OF the
finest paper svsr seen In these parts.
Havsrly knows how to advertise. He
believes In letting the people know Of
his attractions. and he makes money by
IL.
CAysrAL Srocx IScRrAsxD.-Atam meet.
ing Of the stockholders Of the Eureka
Consolidated Mining Company. held
Yesterday in San Francisco, the capital
stock was increased TO SO. 900, 900. di.
vidsd into 40, 900 sharss. The new
stock will b ready August 20.
TEE case against A. F. Mckay and
Stephen wilk.,. for attempting to com.
psl q citizsn' to do an act against his
vill," was dismissed by Judge Knox
yesterday morning upon the request Of
b. @. Whitman and District Attorney
Harris.
Txirrrrx bars Of bullion. valued ct
about $40. 900. were shippsd from Gold
Hill last evening. They we're from
Briaes' mill and were the product Of
working tsilipss.
A Lsrrrs sddrssssd Is follows 10 held
for postage In the Gold Hill Postofacs :
Mn. Grace Chsllsux, cornwall. England.
. Jupor wzr1cnKn has returned from
Laks Tahoe.
military company is being organized
b bodts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15
The silver Question In Europe.

NEW YoRx, August 10. "A World
Warrington special says: George Walk.
or. who has gone TO Europe as an agent
Of the State Department. has a delicate
mission to perform. The department
has an appropriation to enable Il to en-.
ter into negotiations with European ma.
tons concerning the demonstration OF
silver. Walker goes to Europe to take
initial steps In the matter. but his In.
structions are not to enter into any ne.
gotiations whatever. He IL simply to
discover. with the aid OF Jul foreign
Ministers, the feeling Of the countries
which hs will visit on tho subject OF
calling an international congress to de-
eide upon the establishment OF q uni.
form ratio between gold and silver 10
coinage. The hope u that the result Of
his visit will be O proposition from some
other country, probably Germany, for
such q congress. It Is not tho intention
OF this Government to again extsnd the
invitation II It can possibly avoid II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15
Moro Railroad.

New Yonx. Aug. 49, In an editorial
scanning the business prospects, through.
out the country the Herald says: The
railroad people tell us that the present
year will see more miles Of new road
built than any previous year in the his
tory Of the county. except one or two.
and 10 . great sxtsnt the nsw roads ne
connections and feeders Of the we'll
sstablishsd trunk llnss In the West, the
compilation Of which viii opsn Large
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15
Arrivals shis nss.i.s.

o q La Grange. Major Ross. = Devins,
Miss Brophy. W Pierce. Kats Sullivan.
L D McPhsrson. Misc J Il Chester. Aiss
J Thomas. J Grant. Miss A Grant. R L
wslch. Nn Abbott. II p Howe. p Merton,
] II Bergman. r Barnett. b @ Williams,
Mis- whitney. d J Sullivan, J Smith.
Mrs. whitney. z Frind, Minnie Hin. Gee
Hincks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15
Dida's Usisrssasa.

The other day Q lady In whom the
missionary. feeling has been aroused.
concluded to make IN attempt 10 educate,
and. perchancs. finally ChristianIzs the
Chinese cook In her employ. Accord.
ingly abe purchased for the heather q
iarRe.sized primer. printed In all the
colors Of the rainbow and proiusely
illustrated with s~neravings Of the well.
known characters OF Mother 9oose's
Melodies. In looking through these the
son OF the Celestial Empire came cross
the story Of :.
The Queen Of Hearts.
Who made some tars
AL on Q summsr day:
The Knavs OF Hears,
He stole thoss tsrts
n with than ran svay.
The main points Of this little rhyme
we're fully set forth In the pictures. and
naturally attracted the attention Of the
quick-eyed stranger.
"Whst him dor" asked the newly.
found pupil with some show Of curiosity.
The lady explained the situation 20
far a. her command Of pigeon Engliah
would admit. At the conclusion OF. her
remarks the untutorsd fellow said:
..Oh, me think him play en- poker"
The number Of philanthropio home
missionaries IL q len.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15

Nominations In stakes must Be made 10 tbs
Secretary on or before the sOth day Of August.
1879. Entries for the purses must b made
For Mondays races, on the Saturday precsdine;
for Wednesdays races, on Monday; and Tor
Fridays races on Wednesday. q The regular
time for closing entries, % DESIGNATED b the
rules. Thoss WIZ havs nominations IN STOKES
must nams 70 the Secretary. In writing. which
thsy will start, the day before the rscs, atep.
n, Horses eutsred In purses can only b drawn
b. the consent OF the Judges.
The rules Of the Pacific Blood Horss Assoois.
ton will govern running races.
The winner OF the stake for Syesr olds to b
run st Sacramento, Sept. 10, to csrry . pounds
extra, and Of Fridays 3 year old, then 8 pounds
e1trs. should the same colt win both VI thses
stakcs 10 shall carry 10 pounds extra.
All horses entering f0r State purses must Be
owned and kept IN Nevada and California est
Of the Sierra Nsvsdss for SIX months prior 10
day Of ncs.
kntries to all tIotting purses will close ssp-
TENDER lst with the Secretary.
Five or moro 10 enter, and thres % mors 70
start In all races for purses.
National Trotting Associatiou rule 70 govern
trottipe rscse. Pacific Coast Blood Horse Asso-
cisiion rules 10 govern running races. szesps -
Each d.y's noss win commence promptly ct
AN entries must b directed 70 p. b. Gem.
stock. SECRETARY Of The Society.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15
Iornon trouble Apprehended.

New YoRx. August 15.-Ths Herald,
Washington correspondent states that Q
Cabinet officer ~spprshsnds trouble grow
Ing out Of the Mormon question. II
appears a. II the Government would
have to put its foot down With emphasis.
There are six companies OF the Four.
tenth Infantry Ut Fort Douglas, and
more could bs readily concentrated
there. The tenor OF the dispatches
from Utah shows an irritatsd condition
Of the people. and nov that the inten'
lions Of the Administration are known,
they are not calculated to sooths the
feelings OF the Mormon Elders.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15
The ~T,easi.sens cew.

Town Marshal Folsom wishes the
Nrws to inform the citizens Of Gold
Hill tha. the ordinance regarding cow
running ct large will hereafter DO strict.
ly enforced. Many complaints have
been made that these cows r making
dsprsdauons upon front gardens and the
like, the fences not being strong enough
70 Withstand their earnest endeavors for
Q square meal. II the Marshal gets his
claws on Q COW II will cost the owner 81
to regain possession OF the same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15
Dspasssrss LASS svesiss.

" Ray and wife. Mrs. n J jenkins
and child. J 8 wsrin and family. Mrs.
O Ferguson. J o Staples. Miss Nollis
Brsnson. Mrs A c Brsgg. T b II Stem.
house. Mary Meorsih. " J Grey. r Nsu'
man. J " ysrnsy. L p Walker. p A
Moore. George " Chadic. Captain = G
Lord. J " Adams. " R Hunter. W A
skidmors. J n Robinson. " II striek'
land. William spier. Miss Nsring. Miss
n Collins. Laura Farrell. Joe Restig. Mrs
z Alkus and child. xiss Anslon. jos
Tranisl. AP Mckay. George 7 Nsrye. .
A George, xn J NcGee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15
stoct Iycitement in New York.

NEW YoaK, Aug. l5.-Stock specula.
lion yesterday was characterized by an
intense excitement. During the nfst
hour Of business prices declined H@4H
Der cant. Toward no6n they became
steadisr, and . recovery o.. M@2 per
cent. was established; but during the
afternoon the selling movement was
again renewed, whom tbs entire Lat
rapidly gave way and prices touShsd
nearly The lowest point OF the day. the
market closing very ws~k and unsettled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15
Ths DsabIe wemas.

That eighth wonder Of the world.
Mile Christine, continues to attract
crowds Of curious visitors daily. It 10
noticed that those who 20 once are liable
70 20 again for tho purpose Of seeing
and converting with this truly marvellous
freak Of nature. The intelligence dis.
played by both heads at the lame time
Il What puzzles one most. II you wish
10 see this truly wonderful personags
ron should lose no time. but 60 ct once
10 National Guard Hall. Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15
s.sl..dsrs' Ei.esie..

Al . meeting Of Liberty Volunteer
Hose Company. No. !. held August IA.
1879. the following-named sfiosrs we're
elected to ssrve during the ensuing term
President, Thomas Riley; Vice Prssi.
dent. A. Fitzgerald; Secretary. W. E.
Hill (~rs-slscted); Financial Secretary,
p. q. Buckley; Treasurer. II. Hsilshorn
(~rs-elsctsd): Foreman. ]. Morgan; First
Assistant, p. Carol; Second Assistant.
E. Rhodes; Trustees. T. Il. Field, ].
Kennedy. ]. Mallstt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15
Liberty E.xiss E,.sus..

At the annual meeting Of Liberty
Engine Company No. l. held August Is.
1879, the following.namsd Officers were
elected to serve during the ensuing
term : President, N. Vipont ; Foreman,
John Marks; First Assistant. Fred. Pal.
lion; Secretary. l.. E. Sawyer; Trea.
sursr, B. h. Csrrick; Trustsss-w. by.
Doane. N. Vipont. II. w. Hassstt
Finance Committse-C. Il. Price. L. @.
Virgins. ]. A. Winterbausr. Geo. Rob
inson. D. Morgan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15

AT TIE scoaPIox.-Ths engine for.
msrly In uss ct the North Consolidated
Virginia shaft win be removed to the
new shaft OF the Scorpion company.
The shaft was yesterday atty feet deep.
Once the engine Il set up they viii b
abls to make very rapid progress. Sub
stsntisl surface Improvements are bsina
made.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15
PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.

ssmi.As.shiy nsstisg Lsss Evss.
tsg-Ladtes Iavitsd 10 Assssd
Oss 1sssiag Eseh Meath Here
afssr-SOosasseas - shs Cabsnss
--Gay . lussise - Hisceilasssus
Busineos.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15

tracts Of new. fertile lands to profitable
settlement. Within q year or fourteen
months II IL probable that the Northern
Pacific will be in operation, having just
closed contracts for 200 miles OF each
end OF the road. with q promise OF fill
ing the intermediate space within . year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15
The Queen Of Hearts.
Who made some tarts
All on Q summer day
The Knavs OF Hearta
Va alala lhosa iaYfl

LAKE TAuor IL said to Be alive with
visitors. the majority Of whom are from
Nevada. McKinney's. q usual. 10 DOL.
onizsd By Gold Killers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15
~ sHEgT MUSIC. u
no PATENT, NO PAY.
RAIENIa

PAVeNT0
OBTAINED FOR MECHANICAL DEVICES,
~ medical or other c~ompounds. ornsmsuts&
dssigns. trade marks and lAbels. Caveats. ~.
signments, InteFferencss. Infringemsnta and
oil matters Nlattng 10 Patents promptly attend.
Cd 70 We make preliminary examination ana
charre. and ~ who are interested In new tnven-
tions and Pstsnts are invited 70 send for . copy
Of our "Guids for Obtaining Patenn," which
Il sent free 20 any address. and CONTAINS CON:
plets Instructions how 70 obtain Patents, md
other valuable matter. During the Rest Nv
patents for American and foreign inysntory, and
can givs ssiisfsetory refsfsooss In almost svssy
county In The Union.
LOUIS BAG9BR 4 co.,
oolicitors OF Patents and Attorneys 81 Law,
d proit Buihing. Warrington. D. O.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15
STOCK aEPOaF.


Last xvxxISo.
ils Raymond 4 Ely. <k.<
los Eureka Con-, l5k. 10
400 Belmont. /. l b.
800 Leopard. I 03
30 ella. I 30
10 Manhattan. N
80 Northern Belle,+
$50 Grand Prize.
80 Argenta.l
$50 Independence. 2 60. ~
$50 Silver Prize. 20c
s25 Tuscsrora. Sc. loo
1880 Belle Isle. 81, 8 20. g.
300 Day. 25e
20 Hillside. !
$50 Paradise. I 80. ! s.
$50 Albion. &c. SOC
90 wales. GN
'1l50 North Belle Isls. $50
200 Modoc. I 10
ITO Bodis. llt. liz b
$50 McClinton.
el0 Tioga.&
IS Summit. I so. IL
$40 Bulwer.
$50 Syndicate. 81
Gas Goodshaw. 400
s09s Oriental. roc. 7Sc. CSC
200 Bslyidere, I 10
zoo Champion, tsc. 400
220 Blackhawk. I 80 4.
$50 South Bodis. Ice
go Booker. I 10. I 20
$50 Richer. SOC. %
$50 Mono. 81. ~
$50 Queen Bss. ESQ
80 Con. Pacific. CT. 6k
ass Dudley, II. I 20
AIS Jupitar. Q TO-
$50 Addenda. 500. &so
100 Noondsy, 81
ESQ North MONDAY. Az
$50 Vortex. Csc
100 Double Standard. 1oc
100 Orient, SOC
. IS Mammoth. fA.7
$50 Bodis Chief, SOC. Sc
COO Boston Con-, II, 30
$50 Rough and Ready, SOc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15
.Thursday..Fsurth Day.

No, H. Tro.ting. mile and repeat. free for all
named In California and Oregon; purse $500;
nrst horse s2so. second horse sioo, Third horse
No. i5-Trott.ng, 2.a8 class. free for ell; best
thrse In ave; pure $500; nnt horse $500. SEQ.
ond horse $500.
No. Io-Trotting. ave miles out, free for sil;
purse $40; nrst horse S2s0. second horss SiSo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15
Rriday..Fint Day.
~satnriay..Laat Day.

No. a -Trotting. free for al double teams;
mile and repeat; purse ttoo; nrst team 800.
second team 300.
,, No. IS ss.T Tc'ta ss.a %, s.s sI.,;. i, c..t tO ,; ~; p 's,,:
horse go.
No. N-Trohing. ffee for ell: mile heats.
three In I'VE; purse 500, hnt horse $500. sss'
ona horse $500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15

HUNTS RRH.
kDY 10 purely
Vegetable. and 10
used blythe sdvtcs
Of Physicians. IL
has stood the test
Of tims for thirty
years. and the ~
most relisncs may
be placed 10 II.
OnE TRIAL WILL
ooSvrHox roo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-15

A regular ssmi.monthly meeting Of
the Pacific Coast Pioneers was held last
evening at their hall. B street. Virginia.
President Taylor In the chair.
John Lerch OF Virginia City. vas
elected q member OF the Society.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20

the Western bar, the half Of which had been in
conjunction with Mr.. Lincoln for whom he cast
the electoral vote of their native State. Forty
years statesman, ever pleading the cause Of
justice and equal rights 10 his green yet ripe old
manhood, he grows eloquent over pomology po-
tatoes and corn. the latter Of which. without
rain or irrigation. he raises on the mountain top
seventy-fve bushels to an acre.
Returning to our circum-ambulating new
wonders OF beauty, fertility and grand possibili-
ties for the future farmer who invests 10 Santa
Cruz mountain-land met us at every step, but
how can tell even the half which made that
Ola podrida to be unforgotten. We reached
home by the soft, silver light of moon almost
full, our garments. the hue Of cafe de Ia and our
backs aching with the WEAKNESS of that long sit
ting. Can thee tell how many miles we trav-
eled to day 1t must have been thirty" said
Wiihelmina to Raphael as sitting on empty
cracker boxes. she and / drank creamless tea
and ate cold cracked wheat mush. Almost six
all told. they say at " Reeds" where stopped
for little supper, when l returned Sarah jane"
he replied compiacently.
Reed'sp' supper lodge IN this vast Wild
erness we'll seek it Tomorrow" we exclaimed
simultaneously; aud here we are with the rest
OF our party, almost q stones throw from our
old camping ground, enjoying at regular board
lug house all the comforts and Injuries OF our
city homes, amid the most exciting solitudes
and grandest arboreal treasures of rare old Cali
tornia, yet scarcely an hours ride from San
Jose. NELLIE EYsTER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20

been sxerted at vast depth below the external
point OF egress next, that caverns Of enormous
extent must have been left by the masses which
were expelled; and, finally. that as the bulk Of
lava, powders aud other ejecta flowed long
distance toward the south, and represented many
cubic miles of solid matter when cool. change
must have been wrought 10 the position toward
the previous centre of gravity OF considerable
portion OF the mass Of the earth. Whether this
movement was OF sufficient relative Importance
to produce anything more than local influence
We mnst leave to scientists to determine. 10
any case the subject presents an interesting field
of inquiry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20
Webster.
AN ANEcDorE OF THE GoD-LIKE DANIEL AT
BUNKER HILL.

As boy cIingng to my fathers arm. I stood
90 Bunker HILL, where stood at the same time
most OF Massachusetts-in feet most of the
American nation, IT reckoned by quality-and
listened to Daniel Webster when the top-stoue
oil the monument vas laid. That experience was
10 the power OF single sentence which probably
does not appear in MIR. Webster's published
works. The grafton had not yet begun, and the
vast crowd pressing To get nearer to the orator.
finally. in their impetuosity,
PUSHED BACK THE LINES OF MILITARY
and as, in my vicinity, the guards held their
muskets horizontally pressed against the breasts
oil the people. they were swept away by the
crowd, who knocked up their muskets. hitting
6reech and bayonet. right and left, and pouring
forward 10 such masses as threatened TO trample
those in front to death. In vain the master of
ceremonies entreated them to fail back, for there
was an oceanic swell behind that fairly flung
those in advance toward the stand. Al last be
begged Mr.. Webster himself to come forward
and plead with the tumultuous crowd. He arose
and advanced step or two toward US, and said,
d" Gentleman, you must fall back r "Mr. Web
ster,
1T IS IMPOSSIBLE;
sit is impossible, Mr.. Webster I" said a thousand
voice, at once. Then,the Jupiter Tonans burst
forth. Raising his arm and his voice, as his
burning eye flashed over the excited multitude.
he exclaimed, Gentlemen, nothing is impossible
to Americans on Bunker Hill ? A great shout
thundered through those thronging thousands.
and they snrged back like waves from the shore
mat was eloquence or rather, to use Web
sters own immortal language, it was something
higher and no6er than all eloquence action
noble. sublime, god-hke action. DIR. Hall in
lions Herald
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20

lust AT HAND PER EUREKA, D. c. MUIR
~ RAY and AMERICAN GIRL Ais0-Corn Meal, Oat
Meal. Wheat Meal Cracked Wheat. Golden Gate Flour.
Fifty Barrels FirstCass Columbia River Salmon, ex
Eureka, For Sale by 755 BOLLEs & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20
HAYl HAYt
BARLEY. OATS. BRAN.

GtALIFORNIA DAT AND WHEAT HAY.
" 400 Bales Just received. and for Sale BY
753 BoLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20
POLAR OIL,

HAMS, BACON AND LARD,
TN FIVE AND TEN POUND PALS, FOE
II Sale by ISL BOLLES 4 Co