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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
COMO.

From Psyot. Upham Il Co.. publish
srs. San Francisco. We have received .
COPY Of Roses map Of Palmyra and
Indian Springs districts. Lyon county,
some eight or ten miles southeast from
DAYTON, in which ar OK were located the
ancient towns Of Como and Palmyra. or
rather the traces Of those once noted
towns. The locality includes q large
number Of very promising quartz lodges,
some Of which assay well in the precious
metals. Como contained q population
Of Ave or six hundred people seventeen
years ago. and q large amount Of pros
pscting was done. Not n claim in the
whole section could DO found to pay.
and for years Como was abandoned
until q little less than q year ago quite .
number Of prospectors went there and
have been testing the problem .
since. with no very satisfactory results.
The map was prepared by VIM. hose'
the well.known civil and mining snsi.
nssr. It is q well executed and pretty
correct map, giving . very good idea Of
the once famous locality. The map,
however. 10 entitled 1.-THE Como Lode"
which il . palpably stupid misnomsr. a.
Il represents . large and extensive series
Of lodes. The ons-ledss theory could
never refer to Como.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
PERSONALITIES.

The editor OF the Enterprise will please
understand that this writer. although
descended from along line Of s~anguinary
and intensely bslligsrsnt ancestors, re-
fuses to be drawn into any personalities
with him in this controversy about school
marms. We contend still. however,
that II is perfectly legitimate and proper
to Sand East for editors. school teachers
or any one who may DO required for any
position. where such persons are sonsid.
cred better qualified OF more eligible
than home talent. The only person.
atty ws see in this matter il q personal
attack upon Professor Young. Principal
OF our Gold Hill High School. by the
present editor OF the Virginia Enterprise.
He wilfully persists in speaking Of him
as superintendent" Young. when in
this matter the County Superintendent
Of Schools has nothing to say or do.
Principal Young. Of the Gold Hill High
School-aeting under the instructions
OF the Gold Hill Board aud backed by
them-is the person the Enterprise
has to recognize in this mat
ter. The attack upon Superintendent
Young il gratuitous and undeserved
and sayors Of both personality and per.
sscution. In this connection We would
respectfully refer nj unaniabls oop-
temporary to tho card OF the Gold Hill
Board Of School. Trustees published in
another part Of this paper today. Read
IL carefully. ponder over 1t and then
treat il fairly. ~squarely and honestly.
dropping all further personality.
In leaving this matter in the hands Of
the Enterprise editor and the School
Trustees We wish to simply remark that
the News cannot be consistently accused
Of having any personal Partially for
Professor Young. Our files Of o few
months back will hardly justify any
such idea. We have merely tried to
correct the misrepresentation Of our
contemporary and see justice done.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29

The Philadelphia Times contains the
following news for lovers Of the Cuban
weed: Havana cigars are likely to
advance in price for a rather odd reason.
Since last October straw paper has gone
mp seventy. Ave per cent. and 1t Is a fact
that many Of the so-cslled Havana
cigars are made from this article which
10 chiefly manufactured in New York
State. The straw paper is taken to
Cuba. saturated in . dscoction made
from the stems and refuse Of the choice
Havana seed leaf. and whom properly
treated with fiavoring extracts. licorice
root. SIENNA, ETC., makes . filling for
cigars. Besides. II burns with Q pure
white ash. precisely like that Of the
genuine leaf. unlike that yielded BY any
other material. Specimens OF prepared
paper seen in New York are described
a. closely resembling the leaf in appear
ancs, taste and flavor"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Ben HIPS Relief.

WASHINGTON. March 29.-No ono will
regret to learn that the woman Jessie
Raymond who has held so much Of pub.
lie attention within the last few weeks
a. the accussr Of Senator Hill Of Geor.
gia, has left washingtoa and retired to
her former obscurity. Her departure
was entirely unexpected md quite sud.
den to herself. Last ". tuesday night
she sat with q party OF L. sat the place
at which she was stopping. aud expressed
her indignation at the afidavits Senator
Hill had fled. charging her with threat
sninR his life. She said she never had
an idea OF shooting him, but would
remain here until she obtained justice.
What she wanted was money to support
her child. but she cared for nothing her.
self. The conversation took place about
8 o'clock on Wednesday evening. On
Thursday morning she was up early,
paid her bill and started OF on the half.
past z o'clock train for Georgia. On
Wednesday she was entirely without
funds. and even begged q dime to pay
her car fare to the Capitol. Thursday
morning. when she paid her bills. she
had q large sum OF money. and displayed
It 80 carelessly that . man at the hotel
told her she had better be careful or she
would be robbed. She was so flush that
she distributed her funds freely among
servants at the hotel. and gave the por.
ter o dollar for his trouble in purchasing
her railroad ticket. When asked where
she got her funds. the woman replied
that she had friends enough whore she
could find them. Senator Hill denies in
the most positive terms that no or any
Of his friends have paid Miss Raymond
money; but 1t IL absolutely certain that
she got q generous windiall from some
direction. and 1t IL quite mysterious
from the audiences with which IL came.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
Tudenites Active.

WASHINGTON, March T.-Ths Til.
denites are very active here about pre-.
pairing for the struggle. EI.Msyor
wickham, Captain Isaiah Ryndsro and
other anti ammsny politicians are in
the city interviewing Democratic mem.
bers and e~ndsavoring TO belittle Kelly's
influence and strength in New York.
New Yonx, March 2.-Ths friends Of
Tildsn are busy interviewing Congress.
men and assuring thsm that the Tam.
many opposition to Tildsn will b Of no
importance In the national campaign.
They argued that State pride In securing
the Presidency will, when the day for
voting arrives, reduce the Tammany
crowd 70 very small dimsnsions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
SENDING ABROAD FOE SCHOOL
TEACHERs.

Beaten BY argument at every point in
his unreasonable and unoalled.for stand
against the right Of the Gold Hill Board
Of School Trustees to manage the Affairs
Of the public schools Of this town a.
they may deem best, the editor Of the
Enterprise, in . shufiing sort Of way, In
that paper OF yesterday, continues to
misreprcssns the position, .rl lodges
the real points atis1ue TIC ~ ib.
fishes an snonymot froi "a Gold
Hill parent" suss--,,u. that two teach.
ers in the lower grades Of our schools
be advanced in order that one may BE-
promoted to the about.to-b s.vacated po-
sition Of Assistant Principal in the High
School. We can procure cards from fifty
"Gold Hill parents" IL necessary pro-
testing sgainst any such detrimental
disruption Of the various school depart.
msuts. Moreover. the teachers them.
selves come out squarsly in opposition
to the idea. One Of the most capable.
declares her intention Of rssigning from
the schools altogether II directed to take
the position Of Assistant Principal Of the
High School. Another. equally capable,
also says she prefers her present depart
ment. feeling better qualified for Ii. and
still another. similarly situated. says the
same thing; all Of which Is very credit.
able to the good sense Of the young
ladies in question. No such disorgan.
izing promotion Is desired or desirable.
The two young ladies which the
NEWS has heretofore mentioned As being
the only unemployed and available
teachers holding nrst-grads certificates,
are available" merely and simply
through being unemployed and holding
frs..grads certificates, but they are de-
fcisnt in practical experience and Other
necessary qualifications. consequently
are not wanted. and moreover have not
even signifed 4 desire for the position.
Under the circumstances, practical com.
mon sense and . due regard for the vel
fare, advancement and prosperity OF the
school. suggests the eminent propristy
Of sending abroad for the requisite
teacher.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
Military and Relief Matters,

WASHINGTON. March 29.-The sub
committee OF the House Committee on
Militia, has agreed to report on the sub
ject OF recognizing the militia. II
urges the importance Of National lssis'
lation and that OF the States. without
interfering with the control Of States
over their militia. The Federal Gov
eminent should take action In the ma
ture Of cooperation. and should make
sufficient annual appropriations for arm
ing and equipping the militia and the
pay Of the men for service during pre-
scribsd periods Of annual encampmsnt'
and drill.
Secretary Thompson has instructed
Commander Potter, OF the Irish relief
ship Constellation, that he might land
his cargo at either Kingston. Queens.
town or Galway.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
iscallanaou

WASHINGTON, March 29.-Private tele-
grams received from Texas bring news
that nine OF the sixteen delegates from
that State chosen yesterday are Blaine
men.
Ex.C Congressman Luttrsll has returned
here for the purpose Of eAdssvoring to
obtain . patent for the Stonewall Jack.
son mine, in Arizona. There 10 some
difficulty In the matter. on account Of
allegations that the mine il within the
boundaries OF an Indian reservation.
CHICAGO, March 26.-Hon. William
H. Ferry, prominently identified with
the business and railroad interests Of
Chicago and the Northwest, died last
night.
ST. LOUIS, March 29.-Gould's Direo.
tory OF this city for the present year.
issued on Saturday. contains 120,673
names, an increase Of 7i20 over last
year and an increase OF 50, 923 since the
Federal census Of 1870. BY the usual
ratio Of people to q name, this gives the
city a population OF over GAO, 900.
jacob Frey, the old man who ont bis
wifs's throat Friday and then his own.
died Saturday morning. The woman
will recover.
New YoRx. March 29.-Ths Supreme
Court granted an order on Saturday for
the arrest Of Dion Boucicault In .
divorce suit brought by his wife, Agnes
Robertson.
BosToS, March 29.-John B. Ossslof,
m American artist living in Everett, has
been arrested on suspicion Of numbering
his wife.
New ORLEANS. March 29.-Ths farm
hands in st. Johns parish have struck
for 81 a day. They had been receiving
as cents per day. It 10 stated that the
negroes have threatened to cut the lsvses
and burn the houses, but no violence
has yet been reported.
CArLkrrsnuRo. KY, March 3d.
Within the past ten days fully twenty
converts to Mormonism have passed
here on their way to Utah. They come
from Lawrence county, where for . year
past Mormon missionaries have been
laboring. One OF the converts was o
young and handsome married woman,
who left her husband behind.
RICHMOND. Va, March 29.-Judge G..
L. Christian, OF the Hastings Court, has
ordered the summoning Of two oolorsd
men on the venirs OF the next term Of
his court. This will be the 6rst time
the colored people ever had areprssenta-
tive on juries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
The Barrel ut Work.

New YoRX, March 27.-Tilden stock
is reported to DO "away up" today.
The news that Allegheny and wsstuors-
land counties. in Pennsylvanis, have
given him 20 delegates to the Stats
Convention on the heels Of the Tildsn
victory also in Allegheny county on
Saturday night last, bad Q most inspiring
influence at Gramercy Square headquar-
tsrs, and from the eIultant expressions
that personal and political friends Of the
Ex-Governor are letting fall on the sub.
ject they seem to DO quite certain Of
making good their prediction that the
Keystone State will ultimately be found
among his supporters. The Kelly fac.
ton are uneasy at the prospect, and do
not hesitate to say that the barrel 10
n work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29

About the sicksst. %silliest thing in the
political way 10 the eternal bslly.aching
Of the Democracy over the election Of
Hayes to the Presidency. The Commits.
sion to settle the contest was proposed
and agreed to BY the Democracy; ii was
a wholly Democratic measure. and they
have no possible right to complain at the
result. Had 1t been q Republican pre-
position and decided in favor Of the
Democracy, the Republicans would never
have vhimpered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29

The Californian for April comes freight.
cd with choice literary treasures from
the Golden State principally and q few
from elsewhere. ]. w. Gally gives an
other chapter on "Sand." Sam Davis
presents . very pretty but tough story
entitled "Ths Hermit Of Treasure
Peaks" Then there are 1.-THE Ethics
OF Suicide" "a Glimpse Of the I'm.
usual" "our ophidian Friend" ''Agua
Tibia," "Arizona." Outcroppings," and
. variety Of other good things by authors
OF more or less notoristy. the whole
constituting . very acceptable feast Of
monthly literature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
The Odd Sections.
carson appeal.

When Colonel Ellis vas Addressing
the jury in the McFsddsa-B Abcoak case,
he remarked: "Ths oeAef-eads talk Of
bribery. i prsssns ~ vssld ssy that
when the dssil took Chfiat up into the
mountain and ofsrsdfs give him ell the
land in the vee3d. Without, - Warren
WATSON would cay. trsservina the odd
sections these defendants would lay the
blame on Christ and acquit the devil"
When the allusion was made to Wssson's
''odd sections" . general roar went up
that required the stern order Of the Court
to check.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29

II b not impossible that the question
Of who Wal the inventor OF Fifteen"
may be - much mooted as that Of the
author Of Beautiful Snow" The Little
Rock (Ark.) Gassae says Dudley E.
Jones, formerly Of KsOkuk. Iowa, bu.
now Of Little Rock. invented the Gem
puzzle. According to the Gasets the
game has been in existence for II or Is
years, and was very popular among the
army officers stationed In keokuk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29

In the matter OF the libel suit Of Il. A.
Comins. Senator from White Pine at
the last session OF the Nevada Lesisla-
ture. against A. v. Hoyt, Of the Cherry
Greek Independent. Mr.. Hoyt has made q
free. complete and satisfactory retrae-
ton Of the libslous matter rejecting
upon the course Of Mr.. Comins in the
Legislature. and the suit will probably
be withdrawn or compromised. In .
card published in the Eureka Sentinel Of
last Saturday Mr.. Hoyt distinctly states
and declares that the obnoxious article
Published in the Independent. upon which
the libAl suit was based. was wrong.
hssty. uncalled for. and wholly unsub-
stantiated by any facts whatever"
Comins could hardly ask more unless he
expects Hoyt to swallow his v head
and crawl out through himself back
ward, like Joe Baldwin's worn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
Grant In Texas.

GALVESTON. March ga Nsus spe-
ciai from San Antonio says: Business
is almost entirely suspended. The
houses are decorated with flowers,
wrsaths and flags. The train bearing
General Grant arrived al s p. N. he
was met by the committee. After three
cheers BY the populace Grant and Mayor
French entered a carriage, heading q
procession OF artillery, frsmsn, etc., with
bands Of music. After marching through
the city the party was escorted 10 the
hotel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29

Sawyer Of New York has exhibited his
electric light. and it is the general
opinion that he has solved the problem.
II differs from the Edison light in this:
the latter causes the flame BY the use
OF q carbonizsd paper horseshoe, while
the Sawyer tiame is produced BY . PEN
oil Of pure carbon. which Is regulated at
will by the person employing the lamp.
There il no necessary. The
light burns In an atmosphere Of nitrogen
gas. which is supplied by atmospheric
power. 1t il claimed BY Mr.. Sawyer
that ono pencil OF carbon will last for
three months. and can be replaced at .
cost OF ten cents He q now manu-
facturs the lamps and sell them at 81 IS
Per lamp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
IGr0esbeck's Room.

CINCINNATI. March 29.-wiIliam 8.
Grossbeck has been interviewed in 70.
gard to . letter from prominent Dsmo.
Gratis Of New York urging him To allow
his name to be brought before the CON.
v%ention. He said be would say nothing
until the letter reached him. Long
headed politicians think he has some
chance. and as . dark horse might win.
The movement has taken permanent
shape among the able. and Influential
hard.money Democrats OF Cincinnati.
and the organization IL solidly founded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
The Proposed Changes in the
Mining Lawn.

wAsHrsoros. March 49, Representa-
tive Daggstt and Delegate Msginnis sp-
psarod before the House Mining Com.
mitteo yesterday and requested Q hear.
ing in opposition to the changes ap.
proved by the Public Land Commission.
ers In the present mining laws. and
especially to protest against the oontsm-
plated abolition Of the present system Of
ledge locations. The committee In.
formed them that full opportunity will
be given for argument Of these topics.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29

Professor Frank Stewart schedules
mining expenses in the State Of Maine
a. follows: Laborers. per diem. 81 IS;
wood, delivered. Per cord. 81; coal. Per
ton. IS; building lumber. Per thousand,
$ls; shaft lumber, Per thousand, %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29

BILLY HANrs.-Dr. Ragsn has again
been operating on this most unfortunate
man. Il seems that since the first oper.
alton. and while inssnsible, getting DO
yond the control OF his nurses in the
Wild psro1ysms Of pain, he drew his
body up on his stumps and forced the
points Of the bones through the laps,
thus necessitating this second operation.
Hainss has indeed had . terrible ordeal
and few men could have lived through
it.-NammoA City Herald. March 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29

Several ladies who visited the United
States Senate Chamber . few days
since desired that Senator Hill DO
pointed out to them. The escort, BY
mistake. pointed to Senator Hamlin OF
Maine. when one Of the ladies 10 reported
a. saying: "Wsll. we'll, who'd have
thought it?"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29


Dw,Nn I'm AM uunrNrpoIfa AMI nm.
wiSe To AN uSakShhooo AM oN'
~ provoked assauh upon our fnneipai' u
8, YOUNG. for the ALLEGED misconduct Of send.
In, R.., %. /. ,...h., a. .rnr,v ths nlsce NJ
~ s.,.' $3.50" ,-. 49,. ~.
MISS oaikeio' resigned' WHICH w pene'e ~
been made from . misapprshensi n OF the hcts
I'm the csse. wa de.ire 10 make the following
.,....-,
ssse"sn'.
Principal Young did not send East nor any
where else for 2 teacher. 40 he had No authority
20 TO DO. He did not even axe 9 suggeeuon 20
that eject; ena when the suggestion was maze
he eounseled sgainst 1t, II ft could poseiou %
avoided. his desire being merely 70 secure the
services Of some competent and experienced
person TO NIL the vacancy.
Ne has never secured . personal friend .
position II our schools, nor has be tried to
DO 20; M win. q, IN. ,o.,, and IN M ma.
sibls way can hs be held responsibls for ~ &C.
ton.
From one OF our v Board, . native OF the
same town. ahd Tom our v pnvaie eoirs,
sposasnes; We became tnorouany ,e9usin.e9
WIZ nj. aounss record y scno,s. ny
tsi sn ssi s', oee. ~ 1A% 10 s % r NV =: f S.,. "a 20
~ no reason 70 regrss hat We nave empoyeo
MIN.
After MAKING 2 critical canvass OF the compe-
tency ana avallApinty OF All persons noloipR
nntgr.ds eertincaies In this county. We "
structed Principal Young 70 correspond YIN
educators n different parts OF the country vnom
ne believed had any knowledge OF oompetent
persons dssirous OF teaching, and 70 repofs 70
the Board at tier neat regular meeting.
Neither Principal Young nor the Board has
shown any unfavorable discrlmlnatlon against
the a s%,G 3. .an gu, Su.li ss =, teacher, sS;n: O. o., 81, :, sos =.
lievs NO other public school on the Pacific
coat !. doing. ". arc giving ihos. q .ss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29

There II NO doubt but that an sasls
on . $40 gold piece il worth 500 in the
air.
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LMbsEHRNfS,


n BALI
THE SEVENTH ANNUAL
a CRANE a
BALL AND CONCERT
WASHINGTON GUARD,
N. 8. NJ,
WILL n suvxx A.
COOper's Hall, Virginia,
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1889.
Committee or Arrsns,ments.
Captain Z r. Page. lieut.. ". A. Hicks.
ssor cara, pisss; John LSw.
In~vitatiea Csnmittss.
Lieut.. g. Reynolds, Lieut.. John Low,
Ssrgt. Il. cirdew. Strgt. W. A. williams.
Corp. W. J. Dslbhdse. Private r. Dssbls.
Reception Cennittee.
Lieut.. W. A: Hicks. sergt. y. Harris,
Private 7. Rabbling.
- Fieor Managers.
Lieut.. 8. Reynolds, serst. =. Harris.
Private z. Bu'ks, Private r. II. oliver,
Privsts ". A. Mitchell.
Floor Director. CAPTAIN 4. ,. PAGE
THE CONCERT
VIII at Q o'clock p n. sharp. and
continue until 10 O'Clock. when
CINC
Will be In order. to be kept up until Daylight.
The Entertainment will commence with Q
GRAND CJhCEkT, on which occasion the
best OF our local talent will appear.
Anumb-r Of Ladies' ard Gentlemen. both Of
vocal and instrumental celebrity. have voiun.
tesred, and will assist the Guard In rendering
this Concert one Of the finest Of the season.
70 the Lovers OF Dancing:
The management Of the above Entertainment
would state that the Concert, though excellent
and artistic, will he made short. and DANCING
commence Immediately upon It's termination,
In order 10 give the young. the middle aged. a.
we'll a. the old buffers. an opportunity to Join
In the Dance.
A number OF nns musicsl selections. com.
posed by Professor T. Cara especially for this
occasion. will be rendered by the Washington
Guard Band. under his leadership.
The Finest String Basd
In the State has been secured for the Ball.
TICKETS, ONE D0LLARt
Ca. be procured q. oil the book and stationery
stores In Virginia. or Of any member Of the
Committee OF Arrangements, and at the door on
the evening Of the Concert and Ball. 2td
THIRD
GRAND UNIFORM BALL !
n. =. owe. =. A
Liz BERT
Volunteer Hose Co., No. 1,
MINERS UNION HALL, GOLD HILL,
Evening OF Friday, May It'll, 1850.
Committee or Arrapsements.
Thomas Riley. Q. D. Pohl.
T, II Fields, j. W. Thurman,
Joncy Morgan. Paul Carroll.
WIS Pollard. p. z. Buckley,
John dibney.
Isvitaties Csmmitfse.
All ths members OF the Virginia. Gold Hill and
silver City Ere departments.
Reception Cemnittse.
tBlus RosettesJ
Prsss stiimsn. Robert Bali.
Foer nlauasers.
. lRed and White Rosetts.l
David Morgan, Paul Carroll,
James Kstton, John Maiistt.
Thomas Curran.
Fieer Director.
Cwhite Rosstte)
PRESIDENT II. z. BUCKLEY.
Music by vsrney's ousdriiie Band.
ricK tzESIS,iiiiG a:sii::sI and Isai;..5 W
mar57td
London and Lancashire
FIRE INSURANCE co.
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TICKETS, ONE D0LLARt
caa be procured at all the book and stationery
stores In Virginia, or Of any member Of the
Committee Of Arrangements. and 1t the door on
the evening Of the Concert and Ball. 21td