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New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
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y-ROOMS AND BOARD at moderate
" prices AZ 3Oi .dGyc. SiuyyessEtsgusre. with
all cOnyerielccs. best OF relercnccs
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

Leave Roc away 40 1910 4. lIo, 35o. i3a. 6l0.
7:lo PIN - -.
Fxre ent Gshng can be rouni at EOcKaxay Beach.
hof IA &ud Jsa.ca Day Fishing stands
and boats near thc Railroad stations
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-nstrrfiloT.
For Young Laules-Country.

CIRCULARS of good schools. with intellleel
- ADVICE free 70 parents personally. mated frr posag
W Schermc horn American school IcstIfute 30 III
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
Cxrg~5louj.

MANHATTAN BEACH.
M GUTO2Irs FULL BAND with great novelties ust
selected by IN London, Pars ami Berlin. ant
LEVY TIE cor NNI KING,
IN GRAND CDSCEHEs
every aiternOOn and evening.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
WESTON MILITARY INsTIrUTE.

w IT WESTON. CONN.
For Iays Gents GrNers A. = JsrViA
cpa Tor he pa.f 20 yof vt reopen ON september 10
S,iusrio. advantage Number Ee1 10 - shOiafsi al
hoasfs best rcfrerocs given. catalogues sent 0n sprh
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

4 RECEPTION room, parlOr and two sunny
front ro0u.s arSe and well furnished Al West s5th
~ ntl l-rrtt o. dogs
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
ceg~A A YEAR. BOARD and TUITION,
- ,)C EPISCOPAL SCHOOLS. Iaddonhe.d " j.
Art schools-New- York Cisy.

MRS. JOHN POPE,
Va Tea ons IN drawing and color painting deco
ratfr 2 un xllze AID Mr. Elknsrs moi or
HarOtl process. udio buliing coz 4th.aye ard -2lsL
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

DTTGFRS GRAMMAR SCHOOL. New
IA Bruuswicl y. J-Poafdng AMI Day school ioT Boy
prepgrs college. scientific school r business, ave ge
su, eight classes 70 DJarders IL l ear Jo&ina ep 10
W s ID !. REILkI, ltee tor.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
,0pT WISTTNGTOY FRANCO-AMERI-

tAv SIf, or COLLEGE for boys aud yOung gentle
M, has opepf IT'S YEAR trencD OF 0ilh
suoen al rnd Of first year by -auvenrs ae@t uli com
,eS,cal ,onrse daily gymnasc2i and military Gil,s
Please call amt beautiful grounds AM ceni
,oc,as klugnDrdge Road Oh the ~
,oo or write tor circulars TO Dr. ALFRED VI. OOAAE
,,v1a Vrs- dent.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

C,GSA FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR at one
% SsFD oi the best military boarding seaoo.s ~ hin
efsy reach Of New York Inqu'Teo j. W sChhEAEH-
lrJlS No. 80 East 'lsth.-t., Nrw. York CITY
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

DIVERVIEW ACADEMY,
Z, POUGIIFL i.P-Ir'. y. y.
DEPARTURE.
Mtarr drill and instructions given by LhIel HiateH
Aruv oniceT detailed by caamand oi General Shomm -
Professor Of niaIy science and Tactics arms aud accou
tgcmenfs furnished; academic work as heretofore
OTIS hl-BEE, a. NJ. Pr.Dcipa-
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
DHILLIPS EXETER ACADEMY. EXET

n n. IT.
CLASSICAL Depart ment prepares tor colleges that ret the
highest standard almis,on.
English Department. prepares Tor scientific schools ana
English in college
All past members Of the Academy who win send Their al
dress will receive copy OF the annual catalogue.
For information apply 10 ,.- ,,.,,
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

10 = -, - Vo- ,o,D0n7 serfonber 07
Boarding Day school or Young Ladies aud cIaren.
borong, daily ecturrs spoken WHEN
six months Drawing ana uuslc advantages unsurpassed
/ pU4'!r examination Tor q
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

NEW-YORK SCHOOL of LANGUA6 les,
~ 80 r4.l BROADWAY.
CLASSES TOR LADIEr AND GeNIItMEN -
Rfoueus 4. aud prI-st- instruction IN
French ( ernan italian spaaisA, By The natural method
nd-r nstve professors Specis c sses IN Gee and Latin
VIII b. foraed by r. r llinaycn'N Circulars on
appiicatien
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

CT. JOHNS SCHOOL.
- Boarding and Day gci10
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN
sTUDIO-I.Dsish aad 9egnal Kindergarten separate
Deuarimrnt for yGung
Sos. u ana % WEST 32D.sT.
Ds'ween Iiroadway ant atL ave. View York.
Anfunu term rornmeucf Wr,ia september -, ls.o
Rev. THEODORE IRVING. Lib Rector
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-23
important Quicksilver Patent.

WASHINGTON. October 22.-Ons Of
the longest and bitteres. contests ever
known In the United States Patent OF.
Ace was ended yesterday by the issue Of
patent to Richard F. Knox and Joseph
E. Osborne. Of California, for IA pro-
cess Of reducing mercury Ores" The
application for this patent was hled In
April, 1875. and the opposition to the
inventors claim has been constant aud
aggressive, both In the United States
Courts and in the Patent Office, up to
the issuance Of their patent. The nom.
ipal adverse parties In the contest were
Huttener & Scott, also Of California;
bat the real party In interest Was the
New Almeden Quicksilver Mining Com.
psny, which 10 understood to have do.
irayed the heavy expenses Of the long
contest by eminent counsel against the
issuance Of the patent. ~ Il csvsrs much
Of the valuable machinery now In use In
the oompany's mines. and will undoubt-
sdly lead to further costly litigation and
possibly heavy damages. The patent
Vas forwarded BY Evans 4 %. 70 their
olisnts BY yesterdays mall.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-23
the GERMANS.
Tho Cause Of their Going for Fair
The Organisation or Last Evsn'

-
The organization night before last OF
sons Of the German voters OF Virginia
into a club pledged to support tie ieHis'
ls,ivs ticket OF Col. Fair was but lem
porary. and last evening pursuant 70 q
call another meeting was held. 1t seems
that some. OF the Germans took offense
At a remark said to have been made by
Billy Alperson to the effect that Sharon
could get all tn. German votes no wanted
election day for 81 30 apiece. Last
evening the old officers resigned and the
following officers were chosen:
President. E. Kuester Secretary.
Gott. Hast; Treasurer. Frank Gumbert.
Some fifteen or twenty Vice Presidents
were chosen.
Eagles. DR.. Zangsrls and Z. Kusstsr In
A resolution was adopted by which
tho Club is pledged to dstray its own
expenses. Some other resolutions ex-
pressive OF the sense OF the meeting
were also adopted.
Members Of the club are pledged to
support Colonel Fair for Senator. but
are allowed to vote as they see ht as re-
CARDS the National ticket. This proviso
was necessary for the reason that The
club 10 about two.thirds Republican.
The roll OF the club was signed BY los
persons.
ing at 1880 o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-23
.Pat," ses -, "Fhwss," ses u
.Hist," Ses =.

Yesterday . California drummer was
in Virginia trying to collect sous whisky
bills. He had a hard time OF 1t and last
night was relating his experiences:
called on one man up the street and
presented my bill. Ho Strengthened up.
grew confidential. took me into his little
back room and said:
'Stheady. new, 60 slow . bit. jist q
jifer. Ys 81. twas only mite afors las
when Connul Fair come an Pat. SEE
q; .fhwat,' ser /; hist seq o. and be
held up his hand. Then he tux me III
the carnur and seq. Pat SEE .; 'fhwat.
sez /; hist, seq e; set 'em up for the
bye rite along; / know. Pat. 20 alluz
votes the rite way
II convinced sittin' up rite OF an
its $3.50 ony way. an msbby S50O-dun
make NO Difference tn the ole man
he'll pa 1t ony way. Coon in on the
twiptieth O. mex munth."
And the worst OF 1t Is, continued the
drummer. / find Fair hasn't been here
for q week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-23
A Rurlesaue on Hampton.

CLEVELAND. October 22.-on return.
Ing from Mentor yesterday the Rspubli.
can veterans met In this city and drew
up. adopted and tslssraphsd the follow
ing:
Mr.. Wade Hampton. Columbia. 8. O.;
Twelve hundred Union veterans. mem.
bers Of tho GARFIELD and Arthur Veteran
Corps Of Cuyaboga county. Ohio. who
have Just returned from q visit TO Gen.
James A. Garfield at his home in Mentor.
hereby send You their compliments and
say to you that they will. on November,
2, 1880, vote a. they shot, and that their
address will be Cleveland, Ohio.
N. D. LEoorrT,
President Of the Corps.
GIvRor GRoAr.
Chairman Of the Executive COMMITTEES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-23


The Silver Terrace Real Estate Asso'
citation has decided to the Union Con-
solidated Mining Company. for sou, Q
lot Of land adjoining the Union shalt
property, north OF the cemetery and ea.t
Of the California Powder Company's
land.
A big Republican meeting will be held
at Empire City this evening. A salute Of
tbirty-eisht guns will be AIRED and there
will be bonAres and Examinations.
M.ssrs. Bartins. Hammond. Crawford,
Coffin and Lockwood will address the
meeting.
Flowery registered 1902 names this
year. 1t used to poll l22 votes, OF which
about 100 were straight Republican
Two men are working the canyon ioi
Colonel Fair.
A few days ngo VIM. Fennell fell
afteeu feet from the platform at the Ba.
con & Trench mill reservoir and sPrained
his shoulder and wrist.
The Democrats are beginning to guage
their whisky as the targeteers do thei'
rifles; they raise the sights and watch
the effect.
The delinquent day Of the Quinn as
sessment has been again postponed'
This time until November IL. 1880.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-23
The CarOlinas.

CHICAGO, October 22.-An Inter Ocean
Washington special says: Cashier whslp.
ley. Of the Treasury. returned to the
city yesterday from North Carolina.
where be went two weeks ago In COM
papy with one OF the officials Of tho SEQ.
ond Controllers office to look up some
lands belonging to the government.
From what he heard and saw In the
State Mr.. whelpley thinks there 10 q
very good chance OF the Republican,
carrying the State In November.
A letter from q prominent Republican
ct Aiken, South Carolina, says the Dem
ocrats arc very bitter since the Indiana
election. He fears there will be trouble
at the Republican meeting tomorrow
evening. as tive local Bourbon paper has
called for . few thousand red shirts to
attend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-23
GRANT.
General Grant in New jersey Sem
sible Ideas for the Democracy.

JxnsEY CrrY, October 22.-Gsnsrsl
Grant, in q speech last night, said: IL
think I can give the people Of New Jsr-
ssy q full assurances that the Republican
ticket at the approaching election 10 60.
ing to have the votes OF the solid North.
including New Jersey. GApplause.] 1t
used to DO a common saying some years
~ that New Jersey was not in the
United States; that It was % foreign
land; but since that she has redeemed
herself on several occasions, and she 10
going to prove again, on the I'd OF No.
yembsr, that she Is In the Union. ZAP.
plauss.] would not say anything II l
could help II that would be offensive TO
any Democrat who might be present. !
like Democrats. Some Of my best
friends are among the Democrats. But.
then, I think for q tine they should
DO satisfied with letting the Republic
can party run this Government, at
least until they can give better assur.
ancs than any they bavs given that
they will run II in the same way.
for the interest OF all classes and all por.
lions. Applause During the Demo.
cratic war that we had from 1851 to lS6b
always commended that the rebels, all OF
whom were Democrats (spplauss and
laughter]. were just as much interested
in their defeat ~ We were interested 10
defeating them. believe ! was right
then. / believe II vas In the interest
Of every foot Of territory aud every per-
son occupying every foot Of territory in
this glorious Union that the rebellion
should be put down. and that We should
remain one and q united people. and l
believe today that every Democrat who
il interested In this Government 10 %
much interested In their defeat on the I'd
OF November a. the Republicans are in
terested In defeating them. In other
words. I believe in the greatest good 70
tie greatest number, and that the great
est good comes from Dbl success. lap
plauso.l ~
Being asked to presidr, General Gran
objected somewhat. as that would'5s bill
third term as President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-23
wom.a's sanrsss.

A woman Is in Jail in default Of $500
bonds to keep the peace. and the COM
mitment states that she has been con-
yicted OF the crime OF having threat.
sned to commit the crime Of assault and
battery" 1t strikes the ungodly OF this
lode that assault and battery. while in
one sense q crime is not in rank above q
misdemeanor. and that the crime oil
threatening to commit assault and bat
terry by q woman 10 not q very grave
offeuse. 1t has come about, II this
case is legal in all its phases. that NO.
mans liberty Of speech is very much
ahy;doad
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-23
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
DEMOCRACY SHOWN UP.
That Aorey Letter Forgery-fhe
Dirty Lie Properly Denounced
and Democratic Tactics Exposed.

New YoRx. October %. - HEAD
QUANTITIES REPUBLICAN NATIONAL Con-
MrrrEE.-To the public: Our unscru.
pulous political advsrsariss have spread
broadcast o letter purporting to have
been written BY our candidate for the
Presidency. General James A. Garfield.
to one Il. L. Morey. Of Lynn, under
date Of January %. 1880. We are fully
authorized to dsneunos Il ~ . bold for.
gerry. both in It's language and sentiment.
Until Its publication General Garfield
never heard Of such q person - b. l..
Morey, and was not aware Of the exis-
tepoe Of such an institution a. the EN-
ploysrs' Union Of Lynn, Massachusetts,.
with which Morey was said to DO pom
pected. The latter 10 sns OF the most
tisorant lies which has ever bssn osn.
connected by q desperate party upon the
eve Of defeat. We call upon the fair
minded and truth.lovipg voters OF this
country to mako the overthrow Of the
Democratic party so sweepiog on No.
vember I'd that the political jugslers and
imposters will DO taught . lesson which
will be remembered In all future contests.
(Signed) MARSHALL JEWELL,
Chairman OF the Committee.
8. T. DoRsEY, Secretary.
NEW Yoax. October 22.-Ths sole
purpose OF the charge that Garhsld
wrote the letter to Morey on the Chinese
question seems to DO shown by the fact
that 100. 900 copies Of what purports to
bs q facsimile OF the letter are announced
to have been sent to California alone
since Garaeld's dsnunciation OF the Tor.
gerry aud since the best known business
men OF Lynn. Mass, have publicly tes-
tilted that NO such man as Morsy, to
whom It was addressed, has lived or died
there. as was asserted, and the Employ.
ers' Union. OF which he wal the reputed
President, has ever existed In that city.
NEW YoRx, October 22.-Havipg made
Q careful comparison between o dozen
autograph letters from Garfield and the
published facsimile OF the purported lot.
ter to Morey, I have NO hesitation In
saying that any honest expert will echo
Gararld's Characterization OF 1t a. .
stupid forgery. In general appearance
and In many details they are utterly dis
similar. j. w. EDMONTON.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-23
Di.,rics Cours-RisiaE. Jsdgss
The following business was trans
acted in this Court today:

The following business was Trans
acted in this Court today:
North Gould & Curry vs.. B: Gu'rrero
Demurrer withdrawn, till November
18th given in which to answer.
Marco Medin ct al. vs.. X. d. Taylor
Demurrer Withdrawn and to November
10th given in which to answer.
Josephine Mcclure vs. Edward BIC.
Clure-Divorce granted on the ground
of cruel aud inhuman treatment.
State VS.. Bonanza Mines (four cases.
two against each)-Dsmurrer to answers
sustained. These suits are brought to
enforce payment Of the penalties for the
non-paymrnt Of the bullion taxes. The
answer sets up that the District Attorney
OF Storey county. acting under the in.
struction OF the Board Of County Com.
missioners Of said county, stipulated
that these penalties should be RENTED
on payment Of the tax and costs. Suose.
~quently the Legislature Of Nevada passed
q law that relieved the companies from
the penalties. The Court held that the
District Attorney had NO right TO make
such an agreement for the remission OF
the penalties. aud that the act OF the
Legislature was unconstitutional. Ine,e'
fore the answer contained no vaiia ds.
tense to the action. and Judgment must
be rendered on the demurrer Tor inc
plaintiff. A stay Of i've days vas
granted. THE judgment With interest,"
and costs will amount to about $50 .oOO.
-RrP.1
Estate Of Joseph Henry. deceased
Notice OF hearing petition for letters
testsmentsry ordered given.
Adjourned till next Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-23
VARIOUS CAUSES

Advancing years. care, sickness. disappointed.
and hereditary predisposition-all operate to
turn the hair gray. and either OF them ineiines
\, to .hsd p~rema'urely. ArEs's HAN ViaoR
will restore faded or gray. light or red hair 10
rich brown or deep black, a. may DO desired.
I, sof,ers and elsanses the scalp, giving .
healthy action. 1t removes and cures dsnd'un
and huuors. BY its use falling hair 10 checked.
and q new growth will be produced In oil cases
where the ~follieles are not destroyed or ths
glands decsyed. Its effects are beautifully
.hown on brsshy. weak. or sietly hair, on
which q fe~ application . will produce the gloss
and freshness Of youth. Harmless aod sure In
Its operation. Il 10 Incompatible as . dressing.
and IL especially valued for the soft lustre and
richness Of tone u imparts. It contains neither
oil nor dye. and will net soil or color White
csmbrie; yet Il lAsts long on the hair. AID Keeps
II fresh and vigorous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-23

Rugby, the town now being founded
by Thomas Hughes and others In East
Tennessee. 10 In some respects q com.
munity. The store will be on the co.
operative plan, the purchasers receiving
q share Of the profits. A large part OF
the land will remain undivided, and DO
devoted to pleasurs-srouuds and stock.
raising-the latter for the benefit Of all
settlers. The managers will provide
plans for buildings free. but will not
impose any restrictions as to the kind
of house to DO erected. No liquor will
be sold in Rugby except by an apothe-
cary for medicinal purposes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-23
Garaeld and the Chinese.


New YoRx, October pa Herald
Cleveland special says: Following 10
an extract from an interview which the
city editor Of the Lender Of this city bad
with General Garfield at Mentor some
time before his nomination
"what IL your opinion, General. in
reference to the Chinese question:"
az have q great deal Of sympathy with
the people Of California and other Pacific
States In reference to this subject, but
1t was . mistake on the part OF some
Congressman to confound thu immigra.
ton OF regular Chinese to this country
with the advent Of coolies. who may be
brought here under contract, and per.
haps a. slaves. We have the right to
reject all slaves. There are laws to
prevent their importation into the
United States, just as 10 old times.
These laws q be made to apply to
coolies just as stringently, or better still.
to attain the end In view O.! preventing
the introduction OF coolie labor to the
disadvantage Of the working classes OF
this country. We might make a treaty
with China by which IL could be under
stood that slaves or coolies were not to
be landed on our shores. But to say
that any we'll. behaved. %law-abiding per-
son should be kept away when DESTROYS
Of coming OF his own free will. aside
from the coolie system. would be hard
and contrary to the intentions OF our in
stitutions."
"will a bill OF the character you indi.
cate be apt to pass?' 49,.
"a bill In some modified form will be
presented. and II in the proper shape
relative to coolies. we, the Republican
Congressman. will show O willingness
to help its passage, and the President
and all will concur in 1t. Otherwise not"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-23
Auditors 6saleinsas.

Auditor wilkin today forwarded to
the State Controller q statement showing
the amounts charged to the Tax Col
lsctor Of Storey county on delivery OF
the assessment roll /: Amount OF tax
charged on account Of real estate and
personal property listed. sl33, 1913 lla;
value Of real estate; S3.993 0S7; per.
sOpsl property. ssO5. 4so; total valua.
ton on the roll. 8 1895. SIT; ehsraed
for State purposes. $40. 94l 84H
County purposes. S73,477 75h; Schools,
$25, 492 5sH; Special School Tax. Gold
Hill. %. $40 1871; Tax collected by As.
SCISSOR ON personal property, S7.726 "a;
less commissions. $3.50 o.; net balance.
$I36S 20; value OF personal property on
which tax was collected, S29S, 357; poll.
taI charged up, S3Ss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-23
fEHUiNrEPEC.
The Proposed Ra lroad Across the
Isthmus OF fehauntepec- "A Fine
Country.

New York. October 23.-Ths Times
says: The T%ehuantepeo 1nter-ocean
Railroad Company, now engaged in the
construction OF q railroad across the
Is,hmus OF T%ebusntspec. Mexico. In.
tends to send In q few days three parties
OF engineers from this city to the Pacific
Coast. One OF them will survey the
hsrbors on the Pacific side. to ascertain
the cost Of completing the improve.
msnts there. Another will lay out the
route OF the road on this side OF the
Isthmus, 80 that the work OF the grade
can begin early in the Winter. A third
will mako Q more extensive survey OF
the line Of the road in the interest Of the
Isthmus. It shortens the route between
New Orleans and San Francisco about
$500 miles, or seven days. as compared
with Darisn or Panama. The company
IL authorized to establish Q Board OF Di.
reetors In the United States, having an
agent In Mexico duly empowered to
transact all the necessary business In
that country. The estimated cost OF the
road IL So, 600. 900. which includes the
building OF harbors at each end. The
engineers say the harbor on the gulf side
can be chesply made the best harbor ON
the Atlantic side OF the continent south
Of Norfolk and north Of the Equator.
The harbor ON the Pacific side has not
yet been examined. The country through
which the line Of road passes is fertile.
Il produces the finest tobacco, cohee
and corn. and all the well.known trop.
ical fruits grow In abundance and attain
great perfection. The oranges are very
Juicy and Of the finest favor. Bananas
are abundant. There is plenty Of game,
such o. deer, and birds Of the pheasant
family. The rivers and lakes abound
with fish Of excellent quality. In the
forests grow mahogany. cedar and other
valuable woods. with plenty OF oak and
pine on the mountains. The climate.
twenty miles from the coast, 10 healthy
the year round. and on the mountains 1t
10 as delightful as anywhere in the world.
A case OF yellow fever has never been
known. In the lowlands, near the
coast. o mild form OF mslarisl fever
attacks unacclimated persons, but the
natives do not suffer from 1t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-23

The Lady Bryan Silver Mining Com
psny has levied an assessment Of twenty
ave cents per share. delinquent Novsm-
Der %.
The County Commissioners will meet
again next Monday evening at 7:So
o'clock.
Ned Stokes, who killed Jim Fisks' u
on the Comstock.
Senator Sharon will be In Virginia
sssin Monday.
Anna Andrews has alsd declaration OF
homestead.