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TIE EARLY CLOSING MOvEaENT-By refer
ence TO special notice in another column it
Will be noticed that the early closing movement
has been started for the 10th OF May by many
OF the leading gTOcerS. On and after that date
their places of business will be closed at pm :,
except SATURDAYS. till November l.
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WAsHrNGroS.p.C Son. 1870

WASHINGTON, o. c. Sept T. 1879
Fear sir-why don't you get q certificate from,
Colw Il. w, of Baltimore. showing how he cured
himself of drunkenness by the help Of Hop Filters
His is wonderful case. He is en-kpown in
Rochester. NY, by all the drinking people there.
He is known in this city. Cincinnati, New Orleans
New York; in fact. all over the country, as he has
spent thousands of dollars for rum. honestly he
heVe his card would be worth thousands of dollars
70 you In this city and Baltimore alone. and make
thousands OF sober men 10y inducing the use Of
your Bitters. law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

Polo AT THE RINK-Baltimore against Wash
fngtOn. May 80, 1880. The Rink VIII close for
the season Saturday, May sth 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

THE LARGEST TENTED EXHIBITION
IN THE WORLD!
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL TOUR.
ADAM FOREPA UGH's
COLOSSAL COMBINATION OF
MENAGERIE, MUSEUM, CIRCUS and TRAINED
ANIMALS. 1N --'A1eN0
After an absence OF four years viii revisit and e1-
WASHINGTON
THREE DAYS ONLY,
MONDAY, TUESDAY q WEDNESDAY.
May I'D. 4th and 9Th.
At the corner Of ! NINTH IN r and s STREETS.
rs PERFORMING ELEPHANTS
HUMAN BEIS; $ sH ss9 EfhoM AN So
ZUILA. the Female Blondin.
and GrSssinE i Blindfoided and '
With Her Feet in Sacks.
TRAINED d hAhH EEsI HfPPoPSTauus RHr
,NoCERos: SEA LIoNs. no'' MIL
In All 1880 Beasts and Birds,
AMP REF ESEs hEs2Ss gsSs CAR
OTHER RNf MAJ; AND
an 49,. ALL BAREBAok RfDfNG.
All 'h Waaderf%i EIe ,s%in TisStb by the
's ss DA&SF hAaSSEsfaSHs PA1Lx FROM
Separate Tents One Ticket and Prfee All reas
Z . 3 !
The GREAT FfoREpAUGH SHOW. BY reason Of
s IN T aTr i've Sa il
will repare for and make grand
TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION
ON SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY Ist.
All the resources of the great show will be brought
OUT on tins occasion, and the route will be illum
CA HnG!N ,AS1 - ELLECTRIG LIGHTS:
AND GEEK EfsE h bEke Rt2 nfe GKEsS
works KIS s. ALL
n Of S Ss1d Bs e.
fireworks. and all the new and gor-
Cages, and the
Company. Brilliantly d Eatrs and Moun,aa Will
appear in the '--'"n'''' WILL
COLOSSAL CARNITAL
NIGHT PAGEANT!
1t will move from the Show Grounds at 80 o'clock
SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY1s
IF ~ RAINS 1T WILL NOT TAKE PLACE,
PARADE WILL BE MADE ON
MONDAY FORENOON, May Sd.
ARENIC CHAIRS IN THE CIRCUS.
Admission so cents: children under nine half.
price. ~
1 Exhibits Afternoons and Evenings at the usual
1ouls. ap17. "a. 80. my1,3
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
BAKERS
In Byron's s-act Comedy of
On MoN1SAg9 f Ev EHss May Sd,
FOB THE BENEFIT OF
HERB g.s, uf5 g hH Eazzi II e.
AoM1es1on. 70 cents ap29-3t
A ri LOAN EXHIBITION,
"A By the Ladies Of St. Johns Church.
MAY 3, 4, 8, 9, AND =.
AT THE COOKE MANSION.
Single Tc Mtasa1 s6 Cests ST. Ssorsste
ira Tickets for sale 1t Ellis MI.
&c Store ana N. E. Boardman's Book Store. Take
few oors 81 fbe Sirs the latter passing within
VHEATER COMQUE.-MONDAY. Apr,,
H. 30 Mightly and TUE6DAY and FRIDAY IA
doodrcE 2g1hGsment Of the American actor, g.
Ais Luck; or. The WANING Hand Our great ciio
Si1S ana Leslie. Bingham. Chas A. Gear KITTY
Stock IL he f B os ts sas
GEO. JEUNEMANNs
MOUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY
AND RLEAsURR GARDEN.
BETWEEN TIN asD SrH AID AID m. Sc,
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MAKING IT WARN FOR CONSTABLE.-In the
Police Court, this morning. Col ChaS NJ Alex
ander was charged with asSaulting James III.
tucker, constable, who testified that he went
70 Nj. Alexanders once yesterday with an ex-
fcutlon, and while in the act OF levying on a
gun, MT. Alexander struck him and took the
gun away from him and threatened TO blow his
brains out Mr.. Alexander took the stand ard
denied making any assault, and stated that the
gun belonged 10 his son. The court dismissed
The case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01
HUJIORS.
BLOOD HUMORS,
Whole System affected. GIaduiar Swell
ings with UlceratiOns. Hacking Cough.

Messrs. WEEKS h POTTER Gentlemen. have
been afflicted with Blood Humor for two years
which the best city doctors called ErysipeIas.
Chronic Psoriasis and Scad Head. My whole sys
TEN, especially face, head and lungs, was affected
tried all the best known advertised remedies with
no success whatever. Was told by the best lung
better. My symptoms were humor accompanied
by Gladular Swelling, with Ulcers in the Throat
and Stomach, Dry, Hacking Cough. Deafness with
Ringing Noises in the Head. For fifteen months
have done nothing but take medicine with no
benefit whatever. The CUTICURA REMEDIES have
cured me- i'll gratitude for which make this public
statement. Respectfully yours,
FRANK ASHLEY
&c PORTLAND ST.. Boston. April 7, 1879.
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A soc. CARPET with carpet lining under il
VIII outWear a Sl.00 carpet without it. Use only
that manufactured OF cotton and PAPER. Two
kinds, sewed and plain. American Carpet Lin.
ing Co.. New York and Boston. For sale by all
darp6t dealers
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LOCAL NEWS.
amusemenfs. &C.. Tonight.

National TnedfpT.-"Le Cloches de Corne-
yillen by the Grau French opera Company.
FoTCrs Opera HOttSe.-MiSS Minnie PalmerS
BOARDING school"
rietles.
Arlington TeHter.-New bill OF attractions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

If there ever was specific for any one com
plant. then Carriers Little Lirt7- PiS are spec.
llbc for sick headache, and every woman should
Know this. only one dill dose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

CAUGHT IN HIS OWN TRAP.-Early last Tues
DAY morning, Cornelius 5. johnson called at
the house OF Detective McDeyitt and stated that
MS tJOhnsonsl house, IA ii street s.w. had
been entered, by burglars boring holes Ina the
Back shutters and that they stole from him a
wiring desk, $500 In money and number OF
notes. MI. McDey1tt went TO the house. and
AFTER loOkiIg 1t over, was satisfied that no rob
Dtry had taken place. Detectives VOss and
McDeVtt kept watch Oh Johnson, and yester-
Gay arrested him, when upon searching him
part OF the money was found On him and part OF
The papers claimed to have been stolen. He
then made confession TO Mr.. McDeyitt that he
had robbed the house himself. johnson was
secretary OF Oceola Lodge, Grand United Order
OF Odd Fellows No. 2Oi3. OF the District of Col
umbia, and the funds belonged to the order He
is held for hearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Den
mis- T. Newman and Margaret A. Blackstone;
Henry X. Sallaba, OF Minneapolis, Mimi, and
Mary c. Devlin; Morris M. James, of Harris
burg, and Florence EVerton; James Faherty
and Bridget Cody; Jeremiah Barry and Florida
thompson; OF Fairfax county, Va; w. T. Lucas
and Mary Helen Rhodes. OF Baltimore Mo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

ATTENTION is called 10 the great .-Pr;ze Raer,
Drawn at Miller " Jones, National Theater
building. Its purity, delicious flavor and fine
condition recommend IL TO the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01
CITY ITEMS.

LoDILLE'S HEADACHE SPECIFIC is perfectl,
harmless Cures almost instantly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

NoRDRUFFs FILBHoLDERr for filing busi-
ness and Official papers, is one OF the most per-
iect inventions OF the age. Sold singly, by the
dozen or In cabinets. See adyt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

PLANK SHAD AND CLAN CHOwDER on steamer
Mary Washington, TO Marshall Hall Sunday
May 2, 1850. Leaving 1th-street wharf at 1880
am, return $50 pm Tickets, including din
nPr 80 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

CONTEST OVER TIE BROOK E-NACkALL ESTATE
Yesterday, in the Probate Court Judge Ha--
ner, the Will OF the late Brooke Mackall was d.
1ected TO be proven and admitted to probate
and the objections were OVerruled. Mr.. Mackall
leaves his property TO be equally divided be-
tween I'VE children. leaving his son Brooke
with legacy OF 81. on account of discrimina-
tons made In his (Brooke's) favor previously
Brooke filed cave..t thereto. that the " i'll had
oeen revoked by deed OF all his property niue
days before his death. The courf having thus
decided, the Instrument will be proven and ad-
United 10 probate, and proceedings will be en-
tered to set aside the deed to Brooke iu the
Equ,ty Court W. Wileodghby appeared for b.
Naekall, Jr., and B. Davenport for the other
parties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01
Prejudice Kills.

Eleven years our daughter suffered on a bed of
misery utdtr the care of several of the best phys-
clans, who gave her disease various names but no
relief and now she is restored to in good health
10y Hop Bitters, that we had poobei at two years
before using it. Weea-eefy hcqe and pray that
no one elfe viii let their sick suffer as we did on
account Of prejudice against so good a medicine as
Hop Btters. THE PaTentS-Go0d Ten pl,tYs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

"RoUGH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for 1t. Il
clears out rats mice, reaches, bed-bugs. 15c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

AT O'CLOCK to-day Messrs. Petersen A. AIsch,
wee, ~ street and Pennsylvania avenue. will
lei loose Peter Dodgers New York goat. Come
IN ah0 get the nneSt book beer In town
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

"BucHUPAB1A."-Quic complete cure to
DAYS all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For Washington at $50 Pa. ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

The erect OF DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is most
soothing. The price is only IS cents bottle, +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01
LADIES' GOODS.

AAOACO NOoOS.
NINE. wAsHIMGTON.
N bREssxAk1sssA ssB fFkkIaErse STORE.
l211 Penna. ave,
Dresses. Suits, Costumes, Oloaks. &c. made in
teed. -AN ap2s-im
MRS. s. J. MEssER, ,
IA SPRING AND SIMMER p HqHyNs
Agency for 6. T. Tayler's Patterns, system Of
Cutting Taught, and Journals of Fashion for sale.
1zlS Pennsylyania ave.. mp stairs. ap2-Sm
SPRING MILLINERY.
We have now open and ready for sale
the largest and most complete assortment OF
STRAW AND CHIP HATS AND BoNNRTs
Ever shown in this city. consisting OF
AL aHE LATEST PARTISAN. ENGLISH. ITALIAN,
SWISS AND AMERICAN NOVELTIES,
Together with An endless variety of all the leading
Shapes In staple Straw Goods. Our
SILK AND FLOWER DEPARTMENTS
Are also replete with everything new and desirable
forming the richest and most elegant display OF
SILKS. RIBBONS. FLOWERS. Ere,
That the home and foreign markets can produce.
We have also ready for inspection an extremely
FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS,
And are constantly receiving additions to our ren
erai STOCK by every European steamer. Our prices
vii be as low as the superior quality aud design Of
the attention ef the ladies OF this city and vicinity 10
inspect cur stock before making spring purchases
Personal attention siven to all Millinery orders
j.. p. PALMER,
apl HOO + ct. NV.
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A Medicine. Not a Drink.

niDh hU1HORlTT
Hop Bitters ia not, in any sense an alcoholic hey
erage Of liquor. and could not be sold for use. e,
cept to persons DESTROYS of obtaining medicipsI
bitters
GREEN b. RAUM,
o. 8. Oom'r Internal Rev
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L declined TO insert your advertisement Of Hop
Bitters last year. because then thought they
might not he promotiye of the cause OF TEMPER
ance, but find they are, and very valuable medi-
cine. myself and wife having been greatly bene-
fitted by them. and take great pleasure in making
them Known.
Rev. john SEAMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

skNT TO JAIL FOR LARCENY.-Thls morning
IN me Police Court. Henry Henze and Samuel
Mvtugn, TWO young white men, were Charged
ana several articles Of clothing from ]. "
6aIn0 Wao testified that his ONCE 443 ~,
sSeet noftnwest, was broken into and robbed OF
me arueleS Several parties testified to bIyinu
some OF these articles from the defendants
The court sent them TO jail for six nonthS !. =
appeal was noted, and bonds fixed at 500.
AGAINST inndelity-the great lecture OF w n
Hughes, al Tallmadge hall, Tomorrow evening :
HsRNe TACKLE az Hey5ogs, sQs 9Th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 7:l5 p m. and
extinguiShed at a. m.
A boy five years Old named Joseph Collins,
fell out CT a thrd-stOry window corner OF 24th
and M streets, yesterday and broke his collar
bone.
The Crow. Sioux and Bannock Indians, who
have been at the fremont House for some
weeks. are out nearly every night to an enter
tainment OF some kind Last evening they were
street. when DR.. Rowland gave an Interesting
stereOpticOn exhibition.
MessTs- Webb, Hagner and Maddox for the
washington GaSlight Company, yesterday en-
tered suit against B. j. COyle c Co. for $500
damages for Injury done TO the plaintiffs pipes
while constructing the sewer on 10Th street
northwest.
In the case of Joseph Neverson alias Babe
Bedford. Edward Queenan and Sandy Pinn, con-
yicted OF the murder OF George Philip Hirth
and who were sentenced to be hung Judge
Hagrer yesterday signed the bills of exceptions
In the cases OF Bedford and Queenan.
neatly dressed delicate child was brought
streets northeast, last night. by destitute
man. calling himself her father who said he
was from North Carolina going to New York.
The man left this morning. He acted very
SuSpiciOusly.
The price OF double sheet STAR Is the same as
the single sheet-twO cents.
Persons living In the county outside Of the
city, report that Ice formed on the streams and
ponds last night and white frost was general
About o'clock this morning. q cOlOred
woman named Susan Grant. a. servant In the
hcusC VI WI - l. ItiIIici zuLf StIeeI uOFtn-
west, was found dead in bed. The coroner gave
a certificate or death from epilepsy, to which
she was subject.
Yesterday. the train arriving here at 325 o..
IN. with the " aShirgtOn and Ohio railroad con-
nect1on, brought into the Is. p. depot young
lady OF Loudon county, Va. She was taken
sick In the depot, and physician being sent
for DR.. Dexter responded, and in short time
The population OF Washington was increased by
One-a bouncing boy. She was sent with her
child TO the Columbia Lying-in Asylum.
Mr.. James Fullerton. treasurer of the Irish
reilef committee, OF this city, to-day forwarded
sixty pounds sterling (s29043) to the Land
League Relief Committee In Dublin. The lee
tue OF Simon Wolf. esq, recently delivered az
synagogue, Melted s63.S2 for the relief fund.
No fancy prices for ToWson,s snlendid Ice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

For CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES' AND GENTS
SUITS, Anton Fischer, 500 G street northwest
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DECREE OF DIvORCE.-l eSterday In the Equity
Court. Chief Justice Cartier made decree or
divorce in the case OF Mary f. SHAW (nee Dow
against John l.. Shaw. They were married in
this city by the Rev. George A. Hall. March B.
1913. and she charged that the defendant never
rendered her any support, but that she suS-
tanned herself by working In the Government
Printing ONCE from the time OF her marriage
until December. 1876. when she was discharged
on the ground of being a married woman sup
porting worthless husband. and being reduced
10 starvation she was compelled to seek the
shelter of friends house, but finally succeeded
In getting position where She could comfort
ably support herself.
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MILTON. DEL. Feb. 10. lssn-

Having used Hop Bitters, the noted remedy for
debility, nervousness. indigestion, etc, have nc
hesitation in saying that it is indeed an excellent
and recommend it to any one as truly
tonic bitters
Respectfully, REV. Mrs J. H. F1IaooD
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ADJUSTMENTS.

F33GGJRS,:ss 0 05RIEsR da,0gsE..
FoRD's OPERA 4A H aSp e.
F FokB,s 9 9PEkA H H9TsE:
s$sBsE H$fsIs$ NJ NJ s.
S$SE$s SssEss
ORIGINAL
BIG MINATRELs.
BIG NINSTREI.S.
BIG MINSTRELS.
BIG MINSTRELs.
BIG MINSTRELS.
BIG MINSTRELS.
iiS S-skEAT GGooMEBIANs-lS
i iS-sKEkF S SoTEBf5SsETS.
SIS SIS E EsR MES:
II IL H H HsB H H HHs:
FOUR F9SR M MgsIcAk M M9kEs
E E$$ss H #$sfSsE H HSkHs:
CHAs. HAYWOOD.
The only Arts: in his line who possesses a caltva-
ted Soprano Voice.
JOHN W. MORTON,
The Prince of Comedians.
PAUL ALLEN.
Americas Eccentric Wonder.
kline BROS,
Barney and James, the Musical Wonders in their
ORIGINAL Musical Specialt.es, consisting OF
Artistic Banjo Duets Tamborine Solos
and Trick Bone Duets.
HARRY ARMSTRONG.
The Son Of Momus.
BILLY SMITH.
The Humorist of the Age.
MASTER MARTIN.
Black Grimaldi.
Our Quintette;
- JACKSON,
And MOORE.
The Renowned
SMITH, WALDRON, MORTON AND MARTIN,
Noted as the Original
BiG-4-BIG,
BIG--BIG,
Conspicuous in their Wonderful Songs and Dances
snd Inimitable Grotesque SpeciaItes in
which they are Unapproachable.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
NAIINEES WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
Notwithstanding the enormous expense en-
tailed IN engaging this grand organization, there
Will be no advance in prices of admission.
PRICES OF ADMISSION, rs and so OTIS 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

FIssne TAex1l a. Her7ogs aQs sth st. t
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BR0NCHITIs.-ThroatD Diseases often commence
with Cold, Cough, or unusual eXertiOn OF the
voice These incipfent symptoms are allayed
by the use OF "BrO,rn'S Bronchial TiOctes.T
which If neglected often result In a chronic dis
ease OF the throat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

No fancy prices for Howson's splendid Ice
Cream. S1.25 per gal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

"ALDERNEY WAGONS. "-Fresh alderney hutter
churned every morning, and delivered In q lbs
Ward prints, 40c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, butternn1lk and sweet milk Sc per at. TT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-15
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
The Presidential Party.

TACOMA, W. T., October l4.-Ths
Presidential party left Port Townsend
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock and
passed out into Fuca Straits. where the
swell from the ocean was quite severe.
Several Of the party were temporarily
sea.sick, making great sport for the
moro fortunate ones. Utsalsdy. on
Camano Island, was soon reached. where
the steamer Starr tied up for tho night.
To the people 1t was q pleasure and q
surprise, as no intimation had been given
that the President would visit them.
| Mrs. Hayes soon had the cabin full OF
| children. to whom she distributed apples
and dainties. All the party walked
on shore where q squalid company
OF Indians were sncampsd. Here
they had q Hns opportunity OF
seeing the noble red man In his
most degraded state. The boat started
at Z o'clock this morning. passing
through Agate Pass and reaching Taco
ma at 10 O'Clock. Statutes were fred a.
the boat approached the dock. which
was crowded With people. About one
hundred school children, bearing flowers
and moving arches, had formed in limo.
They were placed 50 q 8 to form o pas
sage-way, through which the party
marched. the President and Mrs. Hayes
shaking hands with each little one, and
a public reception followed at the resi-
dence Of General Spragus. where the
usual speeches were made by the Presi.
dent. Secretary Ramsey and General
Sherman. The party left by special
train for Kalama at 8 o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-15
SEvAD, FRUIr.

Mr.. Frank Kennedy Of Carson yestsr-
day presented . representative OF the
News with q specimen Of apples raised
on his place near the Orphans Home.
Carson City. They are very fine, red.
checked apples. just as good as
can DO found anywhere. The tree
they grew on is Of vigorous
growth and shows its willingness
to bear Atty bushels every year. but
owing to late irosts killing the blossoms
or young fruit it only succeeds about
once in seven years. and even then only
to tho extent Of one hundredth part Of
ils promise. Frank proposes to get
rich by selling short on his apple crop
every spring hereafter. The fruit is
perfect. bu. the average product dis.
c~ouraging.
This il one Of our Nevada fruit years.
and better apples are being raised in va
rious parts Of the State than are ever
produced in California. Even Gold
Hill Is never behind on such occasions.
Hon. G. @. Stevenson. at his beautiful
little place near the Douglas MILL
Lower Gold Hill. has q large number OF
thrifty fruit trees in bearing this year.
comprising apples. pears, piums'
sto. And they bear rather oftensr
than those in the valleys. being less
subject to late irosts. The fruit is
Of full average size and superior flavor
and not wormy and imperfect like that
Of California this year. As to that mat
ter, Stsvenson's place is . delightful
oasis in the land OF sagebrush. attract.
ing the attention Of all persons mp and
down the canyon. 1t simply shows
what can be done and what can be pro-
duced by q little expense. energy and
attention. even In this naturally uniruit-
full country. The little fruit that Is pro-
duced here IL the best in the world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-15
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
IRELAsD's TROUBLES.
An Attempt TO Mob Government
Reporters - Landlords Fleeing
for Their Lives-An Appeal from
Irish Priests.

DUBLIN. October l3.-At o large meet.
ing held Sunday under the auspices Of
the Land League. at Ballyduff, the
greatest excitement prevailed. During
q speech in which the government was
denounced on accouat Of the existence
and continuance OF the land system.
some government reporters were de-
tscted upon the platform. The cry Of
.'Pitch them Of !" was at once raised.
aud was taken up by the crowd near
the stand. A number OF the men left
upon the structure seized the reporters
and threw them violently to the
ground. Attempts were made by their
friends to rescue them, aud q riot ensued
in which all semblancs to order was lost.
The speaker ceased his address. but
neither he nor the officers OF the meeting
made any serious effort to secure order
or to prevent bloodshed. Miscellaneous
shots were fred, but It IL not ascertainsd
that any person was killed. The con-
stabulary finally rescued the reporters
from the hands Of the people, and
formed q ring around them with fifteen
bayonets. in the center Of which they
continued to take notes. The members
Of the League who were present deny
that the assault was pre.arranRed.
P. j. Smyth. member OF Parliament
for West Meath. again writes emphatic.
ally concerning the Land League and It's
practice OF circulating murdsrous and
blssphemous publications. calculated to
iucits the people OF Ireland to outrage
and crime. Smyth quotes from q PAM
phlet which was recently distributed in
thousands at q Land League meeting, In
which q scheme to destroy the public
buildings in London by dynamite was
advocated. He holds the League re-
sponsible for the disturbed condition Of
Ireland. and intimatss that the leaders
should be arrested and dealt with accord.
ing to law.
The Irish priests throughout Ireland
have appealed to their congregations, de.
| ploring the continuance Of outrages and
also the condition OF the tenantry. Nu-
merous titled landlords are fleeing from
their estates in fear OF their lives. The
government has resolved to arrest the
first agita,or violating the laws. Arch
bishop McCabe. OF Dublin, has written
q pastoral letter. deploring the silence OF
those Irish leaders in whose presence
threats OF violence 10 landlords have
been uttered.