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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-28

Miscellaneous kilograms.
LONDON, August 23.-Ths Standards
Paris dispatch says that some French
Catholics and Royalists. who are fright.
snsd BY the Ferry bill. have determined
to smigrate to the Island Of Papua,
where they will found q Catholic colony
under the direction OF Marquis dc Roys.
This Ia the expedition heretofore 70.
ported az about to sail from Flushing
under tho American dag.
The fall In consols this morning 10
attributed to the renewal OF the rains.
Their severity Is indicated by the fact that
they have caused q rise 10 the Thames,
which has flooded Home Park under the
walls OF Windsor Castle and interrupted
barge traffic.
The Oldham spinnsrs declare for o
systematic emigration II the reduction
In wages continues. and recommend q
limitation OF production for the present
improvement OF trade.
A Melbourne telegram announces that
the American ship Ivanhos. Captain
Herman. last reported from San Fran.
cisco. April 10, for Queenstown, 10
ashore near Bridgeport. on the northeast
coast OF Tasmania.
The Enanci.r says: The American
food purchases are now beginning to be
estimated ct amounts considerably in
excess Of those Of q week or ten days
ago, and Notwithstanding the purchases
OF iron and other, manufactures. the
conviction prevails that gold will b
taken In payment to considerable
amounts. It IL known that large
amounts Of bills against wheat ship.
ments, with the usual sixty days to run,
have been steadily accumulating during
the last month.
A Russian newspaper. the Iruth,
states that In consequence Of supplies
sent by Russia Bulgari. will soon DO In
possession OF Al. 900. 900 ball cartridges
Tor the rides with which all the militia
are armed.
The bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
Of EnRland'on balance to-day, 1855, 900.
is for shipment to New York.
The Executive COMMITTEES OF North
and Northeast Lancashire will meet In
September to consider The proposal for
a further reduction In wages. The mas.
tsrs allsgs that some steps toward the
alienation OF the depression In trade are
necessary. A correspondent at Oldham
says, In the present temper OF opera
lives, there IL NO telling what extreme
measures they may adopt.
An Alexandria dispatch to the Times
reports that General Gordon has started
for Msssowsh, in connection with the
Abyssinian question, which looks threat
sning.
BrnLrs. Aug. 2s.-Ths new treaty be.
tween Germany and japan guarantees
the free exercise Of religious obseryances
and free access to the interior OF Japan.
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Arrsva,. this nersisg.

8 wRkin. @ Defrisrre. Jules Gascon. ]
ID French, W Carrick. II Scott, J Daniels.
Nrs E Gray. Mrs J d Fisher. + b Hewets.
Mrs. Leroy. L Byington aud wife. George
Fuller. Nrs Reynolds, Mrs Partridge and
children. 8 II Msrlette. W y Hobart. L +
Kellogg. n @ Hillyer. J E Clark. p Cohen.
J D Hammond. r Sweeney. ] Bleuett.
Z @ Spencer. L d Cohen. Mrs N y McCor-
mick. Sarah DAILY, Mary DAILY. George
Fuller.
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The 0Id.Tlms Editor.

"Well, now." asked o reported OF the
St. Louis Globe. Democrat Of o veteran,
"what do you think OF the st. Louis
editors Of the present day as compared
with those OF 25 or 80 years ago2"
why, editing q daily paper now Is so
different from what 1t % q quarter Of
o century ago that 1t is difficult to draw
q comparison. In former times the
editor wrote q long leader every day
sometimes Ave or six columns In length
and hs clipped his news from his ex.
changes. Now the fashion Is to write
short aud pithy paragraphs and squibs,
and only q few OF the, exchanges are
opened; the news from abroad comes by
telegraph, while the city news is gath
cred by q corps Of cheeky reporters,
who pry into everything, and write up
In the style OF Victor Hugo or George
pLippard-all sensation, froth, aud far
fetched fancies. Everything goes into
the papers nowadays; nothing Ia too
sacred; nothing is 90 secret that the re-
porters do not find II out and spread the
particulars before the public in tho form
OF an interview or something OF the
sort. A man cannot die In peace with
out having u reporter at his bedside
listening 10 catch his last utteranos. /
once knew q reporter who slept every
night In Q graveyard In the expectation
that some corpse would come to life, and
he might interview him and obtain the
freshest news from the other world. His
enterprise came near costing him his
life, for he was found by the body
snatchers and carried In q bag to q dis.
secting room, where he awoke just as
the students were about 10 rip him open
as o subject"
"That's a lie. don't believe o word
OF It."
"well. one Of tho reporters told me
the story as q fact. i guess 1t Is as true
as most Of the reports you Q In the
papers,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-28
MINERS PICNIC.
Lass OF Primes ssr she successful
Competitors.

A week from Saturday the Miners'
Unions OF Virginia, Gold Hill and Silver
City win hold their grand annual picnic
at Trsadway's ranch. Carson. The
miners when Of shift know how 70
enjoy themselves and how TO make
their friends happy, too. Already are
preparations completed for an I'M.
usually enjoyable picnic. The Super.
intendents along the lode have
been consulted and have consented
to let all the men 60 except such as are
indispsnsably necessary to attend to
such matters In the mines a. must b
kept in operation TO prevent injury.
Work generally along the lode will b
suspended to give all . day OF for enjoy
ment. There will be the usual games
In which all may compete. So far - al
present made up the prizes may Be seer
in the window Of NJ. II. Frsdnck's Jew.
slry mandatory. Virginia. Following
IL the list
Mems race-First prize. silver jewel
caskst. lined with silk; second prize.
solid silver match safe.
Boys race-First prize. black dial.
stem.winding watch; second prize. solid
silver fruit knife and nut pick.
Girls racs-Fint prize. silver card
receiver; second prize. pair Of silver
napkin rings. -.
Ladies' archery - First prize. solid
gold cuff pins in form OF Arrows and set
with genuine pearls; second prize, silver
pickle stand.
whsslbarrow raos-A silver water
pitcher.
Old mems racs-Cans. solid silver
headed.
Old ladies' race-Silvsr cake basket.
Ladies' raee-Silver stand toilet case.
bottles ornamented with gold and beau
tiful Aowsrs-an exquisite work Of art.
Military-First prize. 500 coin; SEQ
ond prize. beautiful swinging pitcher
and pair OF goblets and slop bowl.
Virginia Pigeon Shooting Club-First
prize. set Of fine carvers in case. ivory
handles, beautifully carved; second
prize. silver ice pitcher, lined with por'
celain.
Fireman's Tournament-First prize,
finely chased trumpet. lined with gold
second prize. plain silver trumpet.
Three standing iumps-Ring OF mas.
sive silver. ornamented with gold.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
lr,o,Il TO ru ooIO u,L. DALI, xrv'
Ban Franchco Items.

Ban Francisco Items.
SAN FRAScrsco. Aug. 2S.-Kalloch 10
now considered as oonvslsscent and In q
fair way to rapidly recover unless some
~unfavorabls condition should supsrvene.
He sleeps we'll. has . fair appetite. and
his pulse and respiration are regular and
steady. There is, moreover. q total alb
ssncs OF fever or severe pain. and II Is
now thought that the great danger Of
both internal hemorrhage and infamma-
ton has passed. The bullet In the
thigh has been extracted and the wound
IL rapidly healing. but no attempt will
vet be made to reach the ball In the
chest. Some Of the more confident Of
his friends are confident that Kslloch
will be ON his feet again inside OF o
fortnight.
Mike De Young not being under ar.
rest attends to the business Of the Chron.
icls as usual during the day and stays In
the prison with his brother at night.
Their coll has been made Q little more
sndurablo by the addition Of a few
chairs, a table. etc. A guard is kept In.
side as o constant watch upon them and
the military still guard the building.
An old Frenchman living on Pacific
street made q desperate attempt at sui.
eide on Monday near Fort Point. He
cut his arm In two places, stabbed him.
self several times 10 the region OF the
heart. and then threw himself into the
bay, but finding the water too cold
crawled out and finally jumped Of .
cliff thirty feet high. He was placed In
care OF the surgeon ct Fort Point and
may recover.
A dispatch from Fort Thomas, Arizo.
ma, says: Hines q Deputy Constable,
was killed here yesterday, while trying
to arrest j. B. Collins. q merchant. A
party Of nine men from Stafford have
Collins, his clerk and Justice Mann In
custody. Fears are entertained for their
safety.
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John sherman Explains.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 2S.-Secretary Shsr'
man visited the Merchants Exchange
yesterday. and made a speech explaining
his action in extending the time for the
payment by National Banks Of the pro.
Deeds Of sales OF four per cents. He was
fully convinced that his action had pre-.
vented serious injury to business. and
that ~rsfunding operations have uniform.
ly boen conducted with the purpose oil
interfering as little as possible with the
money market. He gave figures and
facts showing the operations and the OF.
fects OF the redemption Of called bonds,
TO Justify bis action.
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Ferdinand Dc Lssseps.
Paris Correspondence.

De Lesseps IL q small man. we'll built
and not thick.set, though o trifs rounded
In front. White hair, we'll combed;
parted with mathematical accuracy. An
ordinary forehead. Mustache Q little
less white than the hair. Mouth very
virdnk. Black syelids. Eyes black and
full OF the sun. He looks IS, although
the civil record puts him down OF "a.
His exterior is very attractive. He 10
thinking entirely Of his own ideas. and
not ct all OF yours when he talks. al.
though he listens with . polite suffer.
anc When hs was ct the hight OF bis
fame he married . very beautiful and
extremely handsome woman, Mile. De
Bragard. He was 40 years older than
she. He said to the Figaro man that q
life without love was like o magic Ian.
tern without light. BY his first wife he
had two sons, who were his collabora.
tors In his great enterprise. By his
present wife be has seven children, the
youngest Of whom Is still at the breast.
Assuredly NJ. Do Lesseps was sent down
here TO be q creatorl
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
t.,.ou.1 70 re-. cold .rlI DInr FEW.
N. asun,sn 0pIuion Of De Young.

Tho "suns" opinion OF Dc Young.
New Yoax. Aug. as.-Ths Sun says.
under the head Of "a Difference" We
observe that . prevailing disposition to
lump together the conduct OF De Young
and the conduct Of Kalloch. anu to in
dules in q general denuncistion Of both
these parties, as II both were equally to
blame. We dissent entirely from this
view. De Young began q personal war.
fare In the most offsnsive manner, and
arrogantly demanded that Kslloch should
withdraw from the canvass as q oandi.
date, on pain Of the exposure OF his past
life. The demand was such that no man
had q right to mako OF q free man. En-.
aspersted by the u~nprovoksd attack Of
De Young, Kalloch retorted sharply and
ssyaRely. Who would not be savage
under such provooationf The shooting
was not ~justiAabls under any provoca-
ton, but had Ksllooh been the original
aeRressor II would have worn less the
aspect Of deliberate, vilful murder than
IL now wears.
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Wholesale Poisoning.

ST. LOUIS, August 2s.-Eleven per.
sons in tho boarding house Of Mrs.
Moore. 2.lOS Olive street. were poisoned
yesterday and all OF them are very sick.
but none dangerously. Nearly the same
number living outside the house. but
furnished with food by Mrs. Moore, also
suffered with more Of less severity.
The trouble was traced to a cake served
as dessert. but what was in u has not
been ascertained.
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Another . Cap.

At 9 P. N. today Mark Donahue, son
OF Mrs. Mary Doushus Of the Bowers
grade. and agsd about IA years. at the
depot busted himself with a giant cap
which he had picked up. His curiosity
led him to place 1t on n stone aud
hammer Il with another. It went OF
and nearly all the flesh OF his foreanger
and thumb went with 1t. His curiosity
IL now fully satisfied.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-28

A sLLooN xrrprR at Allegheny. Pa.
whose place was literally overwhelmed
with flies. the other day closed the doors
and windows, laid trains Of gunpowdsr
across the floor, aud smeared molasses
in tho spaces between. The fiss oil SET
tied upon the floor, when the powder
was ignited. and at a single fash the
whole army Of insects Was destroyed.
They were carefully weighed. when 10
was found that there were two pounds
and three ounces OF them.
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New Isdustry.

At his tar. boiling establishment. below
the gas works. Virginia. Frank Parks 10
now manufacturing three different quail.
tiles OF lubricating oil. This Is made
from the coal tar by some process Of his
own invention. The first quality Is not
only better. but Is also cheaper than lard
oil. It Is used by the Ophir aud other
leading mining companies. The other
grades are very cheap and are also uso-
full about the mining works.
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RuSAwAr.-A four.horse team belong
ing to the Water Company yesterday
took fright at . passing locomotive while
being driven along near the switch that
runs to the Consolidated Virginia ore
house. At the hrst dash the driver wa
pulled from his seat and fell to the
ground. The near wheel horse then
fell. and was dragged BY the rest OF the
team some City yards. whss the run.
aways we're stopped. II was found that
the horse that was down bad his fore
legs very badly cut and bruised. The
driver was not much hurt.
TIE new Union switch can 30 built 81
. cost Of about $40. 600. and work upon
Il will soon be commenced.
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TIE QUESTION. - The question in
which the good people Of Gold Hill are
especially interested just now is not 80
much how the arm OF J. T. Pritchard is
getting along. but when IL he to DO ex.
amined. They think he has not waived
that little preliminary yet. although con.
insd under the fading Of the Coroner's
jury.
FoR CoLoRADo. - John W. Macksy
and Philip Dsidsshsimsr Of the Hale x
Norcross left last evening for Colorado
to look ct some interesting mining pro-
perry. II Is not impossible but that
these gentlemen may go as fur a. the
new aud famous Dolores mines recently
discovered some $50 or 800 miles south
and west OF Leadvills.
TIE work OF driving down the nails
In the sidewalks and Of pairing the
.'corns" Of the planks has been com.
msncsd in Virginia, and should DO cor.
tinued. ]. u. Douglass. the capitalist,
has inauguratsd the reform and deserves
the credit therefor.
Turxr will bs battalion drill by the
First Brigade. n. s. ". Bris..Gsn. Bat
terman commanding. in Virginia City.
Saturday evening. The Sarsheld Guard
has been ordered TO bs present. Sec
official notice in another column.
TIE News Acknowledges the receipt Of
. complimentary ticket to the Ladies'
Fair and Festival for the benefit OF Lib
srty Engine Company No. l. to be beld
In Gold Hill Miners Union Hall. Sept.
9Th to 18th inclusive.
AT the Union shaft 50 sticks for pump
rods are on the ground. each Of which
Is GO feet long and l6 inches square.
The weight Of each stick Is 2 $50 pounds.
o 104. 900 in all.
Mrs. MARoARrr LYScn Is preparing
TO put up . mill and sluices In Six.mile
Canyon. to run the tailings OF the old
Hoosier State Mill. Virginia.
OTrIcEH FoLxr Of Virginia va last
evening tried by the Board Of Police
Commissioners on q charge Of neglect
OF duty and acquitted.
TRIAL jurors for the present term Of
the District Court Of Lyon county are
summoned to Dayton for September s
SO o'clock a. n.
CsowS Ponr has levied an assessment
ps u Per share.
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The fellow Fever.

MxMPurs. Aug. 2s.-The epidemic
seems to have experienced q sudden re-
vlval since day before yesterday. owing
probably to the increased temperature,
the Thermometer ranging up to 80 de.
ersss. Twenty.three new cases were 70.
ported yestsrday-ll white and IL col
orsd.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 28.-Dr. 8. n.
Bemmis reports officially to the Board
OF Health that Gen. ]. B. Hood and his
daughter Lydia, 10 years OF age, are
both down with the yellow fever.
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Departures s.ass Evssisg.

Mabel Little. Z Hausmann. Miss Grace
poudcil. GS Leonard. Louis Sneot. Nay
Cara. Sophia Genesy, Louise Sissa. Nettie
Chase, c II Dresser. r Kirman. Mrs II ]
Brady and children. n n Denton. Mrs J b
Hill. W u Eddy. Julia Nicholson. Mrs A
Ferguson. Thomas Ferguson. Alice Gallo
way, Mrs + Myers. Mrs Whitaker:
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TIE property belonging to James st.
Clair, deceased, formerly owner and
keeper Of St. Glars Station. In Church.
III county. was recently sold In Carson.
realizing 1000. ons.half going 70 the
widow and the remaining 10 the two
daughtsgs,
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.ToCK aErokT.


LAST EVENING.
40 Eureka Con-. IGN.
100 Belmont. 75c.
400 X. X. Con-. l.
1870 Leopard. 4oc, SAC. SOC.
ITO ella. 65c. soc.
10 Northern Belle. 8 Is.
800 Hussey. Sc,
100 Manhattan. 2 s.. 2 30. y.
100 Argenta, SOC.
80 Navajo, Csc.
$40 Independence, 2 20.
200 Silver Prize. 20c.
100 Tuscarors. SC.
As0 BellsIsle. 4 Is, 4 20.
$50 Hillside. q 10. 2t,2 70.
so Albion. i5c.
100 Fourth Of July. Csc.
5 M. pisbio. 4 ss. 4 10. AZ.
800 North Belle lsls. A5c.
60 Bodie. l0S.
$50 Bechtsl. I ~.
700 Tiog., 8 co. 8 70, 81. 5 65. 8 70.
800 Summit. I 80. IN.
$3.50 Big Prize (Humboldt. 2sc. SOC. a5e'
20 Bulwer. 81.
leo Syndicate. 6<, &c.
Gas Oriental. 4Oc.
$50 Belvidere 75c.
1910 Champion. SOC. isc.
ll6 Blackhawk. l.
so South Bodis. SOC.
les Booker. Ia, ~.
100 Richer. i5c.
200 Queen Bee. SOC.
925 Mono. IN.
405 Con. Pacific. Z.
$50 Dudley. I 10. l 10.
$50 South Bulwer. 55c. Coo,
$50 Defiance. Coo. 55c. SOC.
$50 Addenda. i5c. SOC.
325 MONDAY. 81.
100 Orient. zoe.
500 Bodie Chief. 55c.
$40 Boston Con-. I 80. I IS.
500 Martin White. "a. 81.
SO Golden Terra, IAN.
20 Caledonia BLACK Hills). AZ.
THIS MORNING.
5s5 0phir. 81. 36k.
ASS Mexican, san. 34a.
22O Gould 4 Curry. l2S. l2s. ian.
1855 Best 4 Beloher. -. l9s, l9t.
$50 California. 4 80.
9s5 Savage. l5s. Is. 15S. AN. laS.
AGO Con. Virginia 4 80, 4 IS.
$50 Cbollsr. Z. ~. IL.
$50 Potosi. 81.
Ii0 Hale 4 Norcross. Is. i5s.
$50 Crown Point. l.. 4 u.
275 Yellow Jacket. i6t.
1875 Imperial. I IS. N.
les Utah. 10. lsS. lst. lst.
970 Bullion. II. ~. To.
655 Exchequer. 6S.
Is 0vermAn. 8S, ,.
IS Kentuck. A..
IS Alpha. 25k.
$50 Belcher. an 10.
100 Confidence. IN. II.
$50 Sierra Nevada, 42S. &s.
sos Justice, 8.
IS Seq. Belcher. "a.
200 Succor. l0c.
sss Union Con-. 57s. STA. 81.
$40 Alta. Ca.
$40 Lady Bryan. Coo. Csc.
3I5 Julia. ASS, 4 50.
100 Caledonis, .. I IS.
500 Baltimore. SOC.
100 Silver Hill, I GO.
$50 New York. Csc. Coo.
80 woodville. i0c.
10 Occidental. Csc.
$50 Lady Washington Con-. ] ID. 70.
AIS Andes. I. CSC. 90c.
$50 Crown Point Ravine. &c. zoe.
go Ward. I IS. l 30.
1856 Scorpion. AZ. 2 GO. ~.
$50 Benton Con-. 3 %, 8 ".
ESQ Flowery. $50.
$50 North Bonanza. ! 10.
800 Con. Dorado. I 10.
400 Maekay. 1, I 05.
100 Geo. Douglass, 40c.
100 Mountain View. ~. 2 IS.
$50 South Utah. l0c. Sc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-28

No Improper sharso.sn viii Be allowed N
the cars or on the grounds.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES
Miscellaneous kilograms.

I.rso,.I TO tn. GOLD urrI DAILY xrvs.l
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"0H!M N.Y.! 4! !! !;
lay. ;
II i?
"~8SD Dar

t rM ana Urinary 0rssns, -pfop.y. Grave. Dis..
bstss, Brlsht's Disease Of the Kidneys Ineontinenee
aUST's REafRDY has never bees
McosisTowS. Burlington Co.. NJ J.. Sept. 10. 1878.
ago I had Dropsy around the lsaft. Ny
physicians and friends derpsired Of my ever
getting we'll. The npt bottle Of HUNTS RE
MEDY gave me great relief. ! feel ! o ye my
very existence 70 HUNTS REMEDY. and ] am
deeply thankful. ABIGAIL Q. COLES.
spRIxoYixLp, BINGHAM Co.. Geo, May II. 1873,
VIZ e. CLARKs. Dear Sr:-l prescribed
HUar'S REMEDY IN . complicated case Of
Jeais, and I npd HUNTS REMEDY 10 the best
medicine for Dropsy and the kidnsys have
eyer used. WI H. NILSUN, ~. y.
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Treadway's Ranch, Carson,
SATURDAY. SEPT. o. 1879.
Csanitss Of Avra.ss.s.ss,
-wuL rAKl PLACE At

Csanittss sf Arra.ss.sssss
suvER crrY.
Albert wlliisms, A. Mussli.
j. B. Aubln. Robert Andrews,
James Begss, n. !. McManus.
W. II. Atkinson, 7. X. Farr.
Eugene d. Sullivan, Bart Colgsn.
J.E. Clarity, r. II. MorfisoB,
p. d. Kesrns. x. q. Lotus,
W. ". Dunno. Geo. Hawkes..
GOLD ELL.
John whits, K. Bisnnerhassst,
Edward Richard, d. Mccarthy,
d. McPhenon. &C Psscos,
z. o. Leermo, Thomas xsily.
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Prssr.nms OF Games ssA Prisss.
MEMS RACE C2oo yards) First prize. Q
Silver Jewel Csskst. neatly lined With sflk; Gee
oud prize for the same, . solid Silver Match
Safe.
BOYS RACE tlsO ysrds,. - first psiEs. Q
Bisei-disi stem.vipdirg Watch; second priss,
Q solid Silver Fruit knife. .
GIRLS RACE az years and undsrl 100
yards. - First prise. asilvsr Gard Receiver.
var Napkin Rings.
LADIss' ARCHERY Chrss srrows each ;
d~istsncs, 20 fset) Pint priss. Q pair OF Gold
Oun Pins In tho form OF an arrow. mounted
with pearls; second prise. . silver Pickle stand,
with Pickle knife.
wuRgLBARRow RACE lbiIndfoided). 100
yards.-Prizs, handsome Silver Water Pitshsf.
OLD MEMS RACE 80 ysan and ovea). 100
ysrds.-Prizs. Solid eilver.htsdsd Cane.
LADIES' RACE 80 ye.rs and over. 100
yards.-Pnzs, Silver Caks Basket.
LADIES' RACE us yssrs and over. 100
yards Prize, Toilet Bet.
VIRGINIA SHOOTING cLUB.Pin. Priss.
ond Prize, Silver Ice Pitcher.
THREE STANDING JUMPs.-Prizs. SOLID
Bullion Ring. With heavy gold mounting.
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PERFECT SAFETY. q the train viii b IN
charge of reliable conductors.
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ecc A week IN your own town. o oaia-
DOC nee. Ne hak. RsAd9, n yoa want .
6usinsea q which pofeons Of eithR sA0 en-
nass Esai pay ~ De uns sssy woss. vEiss
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PROF. nosMHa's GOLD HILL BAND.

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