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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

FIRE NARDENs -1hs Board OF Fro War
deus met last Dieht. with all tho members
nrssent-Messrs. Smoot, French, Green, nnd
Corbett.
"A letter from tho Chief Ecgioccr vas 10
cclVsd, o'log slteuion to aoms needed repairs
to the engine room ct tho Columbia Steam Fire
Company.
Alter cxauiting tho several samples of hose
submitted by the different manufacturers, the
board decided 10 purchase 500 feet of the
Errek a llose COmpapy's hose OF tho red cross
brand.
MIR. t. Il. Corbett was appointed O oorauitD
tee to su3erGteDd soms needed repairs 10 hose
carriages.
The meeting then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

HARVEST TOOLS q. IS King, corner Of
~ Eoyal street. Alexsndris. Vs-On hand
and for sale, wholesale aud retail, Genuine EN-
ilsn Waloton Grass and Grain Scythes,
lengths; Imitation Engigh Grain Scv
American Clipper Scythes shsrpened 81
Bush Scythes and Snaihs. Ri6es, ~
Patent Scythe Snatbs, Berea ScythoS
quality; Besea Grind Stones, TO,
pounds. 10 which NO invite the S.;
chasers. Small profits; quick So
my4 j. =. GREGG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

st! Geo Lesry. Norfolk, to i d Hooa.
Sir L@ty o! the Lake. Norfolk. TO + = Reed
a2hr Wm Cops. Washington TO 7 sg.
new j. Co.
Sehr Reading RI No "a, Washington to j
Agnow 4 CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

fschoh lower thaE last week. Market dull
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Nav A.
Bteves-A tdlum 10 prime steers sid At .0,a
per ID dressed. and common do down To y ,sc
h1polt:rs used !C0 Tat steers, and psid Q! al !,
par 10 Tor good To fancy steers.
Hlich l"~s-->iow sales ut fDrncr low prices,
or III 80 to so each, and dealers saw hat not
WlthsiaGGIng tGc reported pr.valr,,ce O. Cisr.,c
am"nG thu COWS Of hmerIc. tt G country il over.
n3Wihg win cows, and the qu.l'ty 10 com in the
lutnrc must be beltsr than Tor rnaay ye.r:
C-'v"s So turlher reduction IL prices, coIal
10 he.r!y &C Der 10. failed to induces tuyc5s To
clear the pens, and the market closed weak II
1tstt per ID. really fair lois GONG at 6,jl >
Incl udlng lZ2 State vesls 40 lbs average, ~ &c
per ID
Sheep eni Lsmts-Prices dropped &c pcr ID
TO i,5tc Der - f- clppod sheep, 6.7!c for IN.
shotn 90. and IA !c per 10 for Southern s?:iGs
lambs. '"
Hogs--'Ihn ono csr Load oF.rcf aIiva. srd
ho!ci"g 10! - - ror lGJ los, nad not On snger
hhncs at n isis aour. Nomireliy Quoted d,l, a.
4 CJa5i 50 per 100 lba.
1EoRGETowN CATTLE MARKET, LAY i. 49,
s'a:t:o pllsred 100; al sold, prices rer g;ng iEoun
Il &c 'ic Sheep 400 lambs offered 25u sod at
prices ranging from G> TO g; for shecp, ard iIc
to t4e for lambs. Co1s sEd cGives offered a;
a'l sold, prices ranging from SIS to $50
BALTIMORE. May 5.-Virginis Gs Old -; do
deferred I; 90 c"nso b3s; do ID series 20 !;
r7sI dus coupons -; new 10.i03 Al; 1910 couu
- BID 10 Day. Cotton duN; middllng III
Flour hu.i; Howard street ana Western Super
8 .oicl; do Extra 415iS5 do Family . @7s
- IS City Mills super 2ja:4; do Extra 2Ja
- GU; 30 Family GsSG Is Go Rio brands So - (;
fa!"psco Family 81 10. Nbe..-Southtrn h,sn-
,r snI GrT; Ne-t"rn lim Southern red IZ5s
~; do an Der i"0al33; no Western rcd spc.
lL1sI27t kay l21al:t!; Juno i2l:.!22; July
i!-tallz3 COrn-SouLhern firm and ,. shade
letter to7 wal;e; Western higher and G:nr
Southern White 35; DO yellow 81; Wcst'n nlr ec
1E"t ht A;is MAJ 43Is19; June q: a47s; July
t.E.45 steamer Il. Osts firm; houttera ass
y. Wss:crn white 45,56 30 mixed 44,4ji !;
Eenns A5,lG Eye quiet at 90 Hay quiet !;
prime TO CHOICE Penns and Maryland 17aSl9.
Coffee Gull ho cargoea, l4Ial5t. Sugar uuie,;
soft. Il. WhiEkey quiet, 81 lUsl III.
NEW YORK, May 5.-Stocks Erm. Money 81
t.. Flour dull Wheat quiet Corn quiet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05
CLEARED,

Or Lady Of the Lake Norfolk, by + A Reed.
or George Lesry, Norfolk, by B'Hooe.
SthT Ns!rsgsnse.t, -, by j Z Asnsw & Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

The supply Of al kinda of stock was limited
taIt week Cattle Hogs. Cows and Calves 70.
nan about As last weer. Sheep in fair dem and
and prices higher for good ones. Lsmbp ara :,
i7scAon lower thar last week Market dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

FOIiCE OF CO.PAETNER9uIP
Ms, lac undersigned, have entered iato 9 Co.
paTtnetship TOR the manufacture CT CAR.
EtAGES, SPRING WAGONS, etc, and viii
also keep on hald q variety Of NORTH ERIN
saa y HSIEEN YORK in our line Were.
tended to our father, tic lnte John Smo'n,e e
may te continued TO us. and we promise thai ali
WORK entrusted to US will receive prompt attan.
ton. Preparing quickly executed on rs mod
er;te terms as can bs done elsewhere,
JOHN W SUMMERS & BRO.
Coachmakers,
apl0-lm Pit, bet King end Princo sis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05
FINAL NOTICE,

$1,000 bStA " IL ~ - OhNh oh i L5IALLlON
STAR
Viii stand for mares this season at oats,
TAVERN, West End. from APRIL 1st to
JUNE 30!h, 1850. Star is dark bsy, Is hands
high. and years old; an excellent driver and
drsught horse; weighs 100 lbs. He was raised
oy Mr.. Willis Henderson, of Fairfax CO., Va.
His sire WAS old Star, Morgan horse his dam
Black Hawk mare, from Kentucky. Star
trots his mile in 40
TERM: $40 for the season; Sis to insure
@ The bsst care will be taken Of all mares
left at the stand. No sccc liability, however
Tor unavoidable accidents.
ap28-2a. K. D. CATS, Proprietor.
& Ri LOAN EXHIBITION.
IA By the Ladies OF ST Sohn's Church.
MAY g. 4. s. G, and 7.
Open from o. m.
AT The COOKE MANSION.
ITO WAsHIso ToE ST Georgetown ID q
Single Tickets, 80 cents. Season Ticketa mot
trsnsiersble). ST. 25. Tickets for saie ~ plI;s'
Ausic Store and III. Z. Roardmah's Boot store,
thke Avenue or f street cars. the Latter n.ssine
within few doors Of tae exhibition. my4-3.
Room No. 8, Market Building.
noysi b. front, Elexsndri., Va, May l, 1880.
Jhe last quarters gas bills for the fscel year
enqiLg June lst, 1880. have been delivered, and
81 l nave to make my returns by that time,
would most respectfully. and st the same time
urgently, request consumers to settle up. Hon.
lag t6sl slI who are in arrears for gas will re-.
spond 70 this appeal,
myl-lw J. R0XBURY. sup'h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05
FHE CATALOGUE

rENHE CATALOGUE
of THE
ALEXANDRIA AND FAIRFAX AGR1.
CULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL
ASSOCIATION
Is now in the hands of the publisber md tho
edition this year will be much larger than sfore
Ihose wishing their cards inserted in This ~.
ceiient advertising medium can leave. than AZ
the GSzsttc Office, or give them to the solic;tor az
-sf9o J. T. BECKHAM, Secretary.
NJ Of!CK-To ms former patrons and Tho
~ public: Having discontinued business at
NO % King street, can always be found at the
M N. \. corner OF King and Fairfax streets and
an prepared to 90 work Of sll kinds in nv line
as formerly. ROOFING, GUrTERI No
sl0UTlNG REPAIRING. Sc, prom pity st.
tended to; Notice left with Messrs. Steiner 3
fofe will receive prompt attention
apLo- ENOCH GRIMES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

How TIE TELEPHONE WonEs IN An ALEX
ASDRIA CnURCH.-Re7. i. Il. Pesres, CT The
". L. Church, ID this city gas atslot from Bic
pulpit last Sunday assisting at cluroh dedlca
ton ia L5u1oun. and strange munster took
bis place. Mr.. P. had 1st arranged q trle-
phone betWteo bis house and the church, 30
that the members of lis family who might have
to remain at home from time to tine duticg
s:rvlces could hear the prcachiog. The c,n'r.
7arces Tor c2Hec Ing aid ualsaiuiog the
SQUAD VS. txad ca pedestal with a
TGghtod foot s, as &c hI! il e mly.
1t was placed 90 the platform near
the pa!plt. The vide black mouth OF the te!e-
phone looked Ike 'ho mouth Of an ipne ,sc
c:nQou ready TO 6re upon lho nuiicncc. Ihe
people Hh1 could sts i: watched i. with tus.
p;c'on enc uD"a.la's' Every !tirc no7cd
n'chy fnll"g me m0rr:ry srslec, until the
pIcicA'r Es" e!os22 bis LIST prayer aud was
| ao9ui TO say 'smsu," WLeu hks clap of thur-
der or tie roar of ta,oou. the mysterious OBJ
act 90 Il pulpit scanned to so of and dis
appeared. The f. &c 90 be audie;c, co
hardly be imsriacd. Was it tie sound of the
last tramp? Had Gabisl spoken? or had
some evil spirit r'ed the urfargameut Oh the
plitforu 20 disturb the sanctity Of the holy
placer 1ho oo'gr' gallon started from their
kuees es though the jud2ment had coma sure
enCueh. The preacher forgot he va. rra, Jog,
aud, 10 his fright, ,witheu: s,yiog tho ususl
'auen,' turoed to llok With tissendcd eyes at
the ruins Ct the telephone. The oreanist, how
ever took 10 The s'tuaIou from the sioVe,s'
gallery, ard began Old Hundred" With all The
power CT tho organ, and the congregation, see-
loos everybody was safe, and not knowing what
else to d.. Joined in singing the dcx1losy. %
exaulnsi!n it was found that tie limo had
oeen dIaWn 50 tight that one CT the supporters
broke and tho line droopiog wss caught by o
passing buggy, which brought down the apps
latuS in the pullit with 40 sfu crash IS above
described. 1t is said that the prctclor has not
yet !ad "smen" to tho cl1sug prayer of that
service, and i! is doubtful If ho ever will.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

Potomac FRUIT GROWERS The regular
monthly meeting of the Potomsc Fruit Grower 8
Association Was held yesterday in Washington.
DR.. s. A. h. Mcklm 10 the chair and Dr. E..
7. Rowland sc ,retary. After The preliminary
busiulsJ, remarks were made by several mem-
Gers 90 prcsrfc. Of fruits the c,uiDg season,
and the general opinion was thst there would
be an abundance Of nl! except peaches, which
had been killed 10 s,uc localities. but there
soud be fair crop 10 the surrounding ,uotry
through. The committee or ezcu-sors report
cd spd asked Instructions, which we're given to
the effaot that the first excursion of the season
would bs co tho steamer Corcoran Ga Friday.
May 81. At tie adjourned evening meetiog
he regular monthly essay Was given by Profess
or Thomas Taylor-subjec', Grape vIne Gu,
! .ure and Grspe Rot"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

NEW YORK, May 5.-Stocks FIRM. Money So
10. Flour dull Wheat quiet Corn quiet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-31
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
(srsorAt 10 RE GOLD arL sAnr uuw'
Nail and Express.

WARRINGTON, January 81. Repre-
sentative Page. in his argument before
the Committee on Postoficss yesterday
concerning Wells. Fargo & Co.. carriage
Of letters, took the ground that the
people wanted more and better mail fa.
o%iliies, and not . ourtailmsnt Of their
present facilities. and that unless 1t
could DO shown that the transportation
Of stamped envelopes BY express is o
public injury, instead Of being. as he
claimed, Q public benefit. the depart
msnt would not DO justified In enforcing
against the express company any resula-
ton that IL not applicable to an individ'
nal or TO any other common carriers.
He called attention to the fact that
Wells, Fargo L Co., besides swelling the
postal revenues by the purchase Of
$50, 900 worth OF stamped envelopes per
snnum, saved the government the cost
Of transporting them and the letters
inclosed therein. He also remarked that
the objection to the employment OF
postmasters a. express agents has no
force, bat that, on the contrary. the
government IL thereby In many instances
enabled to keep Q better class OF men In
its service than could be obtained for
the p~ostof3cs salary alone.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-31
MINING NOTES.
Matters OF Inioress All AIess IN,
Lode.


A raise has been started In the joint
crosscut east on the 100 level OF the
Gould & Curry and Best & Belchsr, to
connect with the new joint shaft. The
raise has three compartments and ID
about the size OF the shaft itself.
New York Is prosecuting east on the
1000 level. The incline has been run
parallel with the ledge and from Al to
4s feet west Of It. The orosscut is In 20
feet and will soon reach the ledge. It Ia
enoountering fne stringers Of quartz
already. The last crosscut run was on
the l400 level.
The big pumping machinery ct the
Union shaft will DO ready to start up
about the LIST Of March.
The new Rosbling rope at the Belchsr
incline IL $500 feet long-l2O feet over
one mile. This IL the longest rope In
use In America and II works to . charm.
Crosscut No. 8, 2400 level Of the Sierra
Nevada has been stopped for fear Of en-
oountering water. A month hence the
miners can run where they please, water
or no water, because the double column
Of 14.inch pumps at the Union shaft are
capable Of handling all the water In that
section Of the lode.
The eastern workings Of Union on tho
2AO0 level are still full Of Interest. Quartz
with strsaks OF rich ore, the whole for.
nation making east and south. are the
rule.
Sierra Nevada has 40 feet OF good mil.
ling ore In crosscut No. 2. 2400 level,
1856 feet north OF the incline.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-31

The Virginia Reform Club will give .
musical aud literary entertainment and
social dance at National Guard Hall on
Thursday evening, February 8. Rev. w.
@. Gray will lecture before the Club
this evening. His subject will b
Laugh and Grow Fat"
Bonnie Welsh, the man who was over.
come by the heat in the Sutro tunnel
some two weeks ago, died yesterday
morning at the town OF Sutro. His re-
mains will be sent to Msrysvills, Csliior.
mia, for intsrment.
There will DO o regular meeting OF
washoe Typographical Union No. e6
on Sunday, February l, at 2 o'clock
p. NJ, in Justice Moses Courtroom.
Virginia. All members are requested to
be present.
The knights Of Pythias Of Virginia
will give grand ball on the evening OF
Friday. March 8, the same time set for
the entertainment OF the High School
Guard at Miners Union Hall, Gold Hill.
Marriage certificates have been fled
as follows: 4. 8. Cameron to Anna
wier; J. ]. Alexander TO E. 8. Lsyns;
James Lewis Stoner, Of Dayton, to Mrs.
@. 8. Bardenwerpsr. OF Carson.
supt. Mckenzie, OF the Sierra Nevada,
was quite sick last night. He was taken
with q chill and had an attack OF pneu.
monia. He was feeling better this
morning.
E. strothsr. formerly Superintendent
OF several Am. rican Flat mines. will
return TO the Comstock In about three
weeks. He Is nov In Baltimore, Mary
land.
Hannah McEadden has brought suit
for divorce from her husband. George
@. MoFaddan, on the ground OF failure
to provide.
The cold weather has frozen up the
tailiuRs sluicss on six.milo Canyon, but
indications are that they will loon thaw
out again.
Lyon county has 44s taxpayers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-31
Russicasisg.

Captain VIM. Pomiu. Of Tahoe City,
Lake Tahoe. is now stopping with his
family at the Fountain House. He came
in from ths beautiful lake o week or so
ago to rusticats and see the fashions
among his friends and acquaintance,
and Is at present revelipg in the fslicitiss
Of . strong touch Of rheumatism. He
had q big saw log containing about TO-
900 feet OF lumber roll over him, isttsn.
ing him out like pie crust about eight
years ago, and some time before that an
iron strapped block On board ship stove
his skull in. but barring this little touch
OF rheumatism he feels a sound ss ever.
He tried to get his boots on last evening
80 ~ to attend the dance OF the Social
Club but couldn't. but will participate in
their next dance il he has to do it in his
stockings. Pomin rather likes Gold
Killers and will camp here a week or
two longer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-31
Conscience Stricken.

MILWAUKEE, January 3O.-A man
who had been employed in Alderman 4
Co.'S cigar factory, under the name Of
Parker, whose real name Is W. W. Not.
tineham. appeared at the Central police
station, asking to be taken into custody
for the murder Of Q man six years age
In Norfolk, Va. He stated that be shot
and killed John Gayler. in q street fight,
although the shot ri intended foi
another man. During his six years
wandsrings. In all parts Of the country,
the face Of his victim has been con.
stantly before him. and he nov wanted
to DO taken back to Norfolk and pun
ished for the deed. He worked under
different names through the South and
West, and says he Is we'll known
through Kansas a. "Texas." BE was
In the Rebel army throughout the war.
The statement vas teleeraphed to Nor.
folk and an answer received from the
authorities Of that city to hold him until .
requisition was secured for his removal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-31

Practical american, and E. V. smalley.
The Grophic publishes q dispatch from
Odessa containing . rumor that a Rus.
sian transport vessel. with 2ooo troops
on board, has been lost In the Caspian
Sea. and that most II not all OF the SOL
disrs have persisted. .-,
ST.. LOUIS, January 3l.-Rsv. Adolph
Bsltzsr. President Of the German Evan
oslical Synod OF North America, Pro-
lessor Of Theology st the German Evan
Rslical Theological Institute near MAJ.
thasville, Missouri, and sditor.in.ohiei Oh
the Hisndensbot, died at st. Charles
No., on Wednesday night, OF heart dis.
ease. aged 60. He was . classmats ano
great admirsr OF Prince Bismarck and
came to this country when quite . young
man.
CHICAGO, January 31.-Ths Times
says: It IL believed Jay Gould's main
object at present IL to secure control OF
ali roads which have California routes
In their charters. He will next turn his
attention to the st. Louis aud San
Francisco and Iron Mountain roads, the
only ones which he fears his rivals may
use against him.
OTTAWA, Ont, January sl.-Yestsr.
day . gravedigger had thrown three or
four shovefuls Of sand on the coffin OF .
smallpox victim. when he fancisd he
heard Q noise. The oof1n was raised.
and Il was found that the occupant still
lived. He was taken back to the hos.
pital.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, January 3l.-Rsv.
]. n. Tower committed suicide ct Fsira-
bault day before yesterday BY shooting.
He leaves o wife and six children In
Winnsbago. Illinois.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-31
Ouray's influence.

WASHINGTON. January Ex-Governor
Pilkin OF Colorado yesterday resumed
his testimony before the House Com.
mittes on Indian Affairs. He related In.
oidents OF his interviews with Jack and
other Indians going to show that Ouray
had gradually lost his influence over the
younger Utss. aud that Q feeling Of dis
affection and war spirit had for some
time past been gaining the ascendency
with them. He said some OF the scouts
had, previous to the Thornberg fight,
been warned that the Indians would at.
tack the troops at or near Bear river, and
that the general opinion among the peo-
pie OF Colorado was that the outbreak
premeditated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-31

sAs faAxcsco. January si-l ?. H.
sierra Nevada. 2it bid. "a asked. ar
BID; Mexican. TN bid. IN asked. IN
sas; ophir. TN bid. In ssksd; Chollar.
~ bid. ~ ssksd. ~ sale. ~ bid. 8
aSksd; wales. 3 bid; Gould 4 Curry. 81
bh. ~ asked. 81 sale; Hale 4 N~oreross.
II bid. ~ asked; Bullion. s bid. 81
s1ksd; Justice. q bid; Julia. q bid; Grown
Point. 81 bid. 81 asked. 81 sale; Bel
char, iok bid. ioh asked; NJ. Potosi.
as bid; Union Con-. az bid. ~ asked.
- sale; Potosi. 40 bid. s asked; Imperial.
sss bid, TOO ssksd; Best 4 Bslchsr. liz
la. Nv asksd; South Bodis. Sc ssked;
Y.llov Jacket. iok astsd; Utah. Is bid.
IN ssksd; Savage. 81 sale.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-31
Dissrics Court

The following business was trans
acted in the District Court this morning:
Root & Sanderson vs.. John Snow
Demurrer overrulsd aud judgment en-.
tered as prayed for. Execution ordered
to issue.
Cedar Hill Consolidated vs.. Jacob
Little Observation-Disclosures to dismiss
for want Of prosecution, the complaint
having been filed September 20, 1877 ;
motion allowed and case dismissed with
costs.
State vs.. Mark Brown. Jr.-Indict.
ment for Jail. breaking ; set for Monday;
R. Il. Taylor appointed counsel for do.
PENDANT.
Estate Of Emanuel Taylor, deceased
Final account fled; personal property
set aside for family; ordered that on
ding Of proper vouchers and payment
of costs, the administrators be discharged.
Estate Of j. NJ. Campbell, deceased
Balance In hands OF administrator paid
into court and administrator discharged.
Perkins Va. Sierra Nsvads-Notice OF
motion to strike out certain portions OF
the complaint given. and ton days al.
lowed after hearing Of the motion, and
the determination OF tho motion in which
to answer. X.
Snow vs.. His Creditors-Additional
personal property set aside for plaintiff
and bis family.
Charles Carlson vs.. Maggie Carlson
Action for divorce on the around OF hab-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-31
Iriper's opera House.

Next Wednesday evening the people Of
the Comstock will be amused that il. all
who wish to be may be, BY attending at
Pipsr's Opera House. when the Baldwin
Theat-r Star Specially Combination will
make their first appearances. This COM
binalion combines something: First
the celebrated Dsvene troupe. parlor
gymnasts and trapezists, three ladies
and two gentlemen; seeond-the great
American four. the finest song and dance
artists OF the age third-grand ballet
with Roseri in the lead !; also. Charles
Adams. the comic German specialist.
moro dances, songs, etc., and Lew Rat
tier to bring up the rear. There will DO
much genuine enjoyment In the per-
formancss Of all these artists. Reserved
seats at the box office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-31
Washburne for Grant.

NEW YonK. January 3i.-Ths 7ribuns
says: E. B. wsshburns. now here. on
route to Boston, denies that he Is . can
didate for Governor Of Illinois. and also
that be stands In any other relation to
the Presidential canvass than that Of q
supporter Of Grant. The Tribune ssys
this does not prevent his friends from
~canvsssine his possible strength IN the
event Of Grants withdrawal. and It ID
generally believed that In such Q contin'
gsncy his name would undoubtedly 60
before the convention With . strong fol-
lowing. This view Of the possibilities
OF the canvass receives NO encourage
ment from him. however. Hs feels 90
sure that Grant will be rendered and
will accept the nomination that any talk
OF possibilities and contingencies does
not concern him In the least.