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TnEsUdnER RESORTS.

SARATOGA hotels all charge a little more
than last year.
FASHIONABLE Bostonians are rushing to
Swampscott-the colony Of culture by the
sea.
CoScoRD stages for White Mountain
travel are being newly painted and reno
waited.
WHITE Mountain travel, although begin.
ing in June, Is never at It's height until
August.
PRINCE LEOPOLD and party will arrive at
the Clifton House, Niagara Falls, about
Jure Goth.
ARA MOMENTS have been made for ex-
hibitions Of fireworks from the Long
Branch Pier.
OAKLAND Beach, the new seaside resort
in Rhode Island, bids fair to become very
fashionable.
NEARLY all the rooms at the new Orient
al, Manhattan Beach, have been engaged
for the season.
TnR prospects for long and successful
season at Delaware Water Gap are repre-
scented TO be fine.
A COMPANY OF the ricn men Of the Quaker
City are TO build new and handsome hO-
tel at Atlantic City.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for a
iour.in.hand coach line between Long
Branch and Sea Glrt.
THR season at Narraganset Pier has com.
menced, and It Is the universal prediction
that It will be fneone
The Windsor, Saratoga, will be changed
this year from the European TO the Amer
can system Of dining.
NIAGARA thus far has had larger pat
ronage than ever before at this somewhat
early period Of the season.
NEw London starts In upon the season
Of 1850 rather quietly, and there ls not
much Boosting about prospect or outlook.
NEwroRr has nearly all Its cottages oc-
cupied. The afternoon band concerts at
Fort Adams are promised to begtn next
week.
TuR Long Branch Pier Is 6niShed and
presents q fne appearance. 1t Is claimed
10 be the strongest structure Of the kind
In the world.
OK the Fourth Of July tho bands Of
Manhattan aud Brighton Beaches arc to
unite and give q grand concert for the
benefit Of the multitude.
THREE hundred New Workers Of wealth
and social position have bought one Of the
Thousand Islands, upon which they will
build a hotel for their exclusive use. :
As compared with former year there is
now very little cheating and swindllng At
Niagara Falls, and II imposltions are prae.
tlCed upon visitors, It 10 In most cases their
own fault.
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the ahip during this time tFayersiug Goa
miles u 100 kilometeTB) In mean latitude
Of IL degrees Norh, batwsen the meridi-
ans q VI degEeel and 81 degrees East lon
gitude. There was no thunder storm, the
ky was clear, tho moon new, the baro.
meter, thermometer, and hygrometer were
regular, and genuine Northeast monsoon
was blowing. The temperature OF the sur,
lace Of the water was constant at % dc,
greea.
The sea was like q Bnow.cQvered fold In
. clear night, and all trace Of undulauons
WAS lost sight Of. The milky look wal
hardly disturbed by the motion OF the
ship and working Of the GcfeW, which
shows that the layer had considerable
thickness. BY day all disappeared; but
the hue Of the sea was somewhat altered.
Looked attentlvely over the ships side
Of night the water was seen TO contain an
enormous number Of luminous particles
pressed close together, and more brilliant
close to tho side where disturbed. Some
iour hundred Of these corpuscles, one 10
TWO cenumetIes long, could be counted in
bucket holding ten llters Of the war.
Drawn out, these were seen to DO Of gela.
tlnouS substance, which quickly dried and
dlsappeared, leaving dark gIobule, one
millimeter In diameter, which, In the mi.
ctoscope, presented q transparent ovoid
animAlcule, filled with eggs, and moving
itB lips and tenIaCles inCesSantly. A drop
Of water added to the dark globule
brought back lie luminosity; and when
the creature was bruised In the hand II
gave bright mark, which was quickly az.
tingulshed and had no smell.
The milky water, kept TIL day, and
looked attn the dArks, bowed no luminosity,
even though Agi.ated; nor does the water
procured by day and brought into dark,
meas. It remains TO be determined what
causes the luminosity oithose anamalcuIe,
and information Is also desirable as to the
position OF the various milky seas on the
globe, the times Of their appearance,
whether they persist in the same place OF
not, etc. Several Of the officers on board
LArmide had witnessed the phenomenon
before, but never so brilliant orso contin,
uous. The Armide In going out had
passed thirty leagues further North In
February, 1873, without encountering any
| thing NJ the kind
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eoNcERNING wonEs.

LADY BuRDETr Coprrs lately gave q tei
party To over two hundred cabmen ant
their wives as q means to induce the cab
men to treat their horses with kindness.
Miss ANNIE LOUISE CARY had her frs
experience In singing in Boston at thu
the Rowe Street Baptist Church, now be
Ing removed for business ediace, OF Sl6C
aYear.
MARcuIoSEss TsESu, the vile Of the
Chinese Minister, and two Indian ladies'
Miss Bhayendra and satyendra Bala Ia
gore, were presented to Queen Victoria
The other day in their national dress.
TuR Empress Eugene proved herself
to be q very good sailor during her yoy'
age to the Cape. She never missed appear
IMP at table, though for many nays she was
tls only lady who did so. She Is said to
have endeated herself to every one on
board.
Mrs HAYES sent to the Grand Army
Fair, at West Newbury, some exquisite
photographs Of Andrews full length Por'
trait Of Mn. Washington, which now
graees tho East Room, each one bearing
her autograph, and box OF cut flowers
from the White House conservatory.
Mss MIxSls HAuK has Just aroused
another burst OF enthusiasm in London
with her cania. The Time Of that city
c,lls her @,he tIrst and still unsurpassed
Cay1,li In EnRland"7KhiGh 10, probably
mai pleasant reading for Madame Marie
Rn,s. who claims, Il Is reported, to be the
singer for whom the :opera was originally
written.
VICTORIA, Crown Princess Of Germany
who ia an active Bight.seer, has been hay
ipr happy visit in Rome. The Pope
commanded that every courtesy should be
offered TO her in the Vatican galleries.
Sbe dressed plainly and excited little OBJ
sefvation, preserving rs much as possible
ber incovnito. She visited the Pantheon
during her explorations, and caused q eGr;
land with the PruSsian colors TO be lalu
on Victor Emanuel's tomb.
TuR Queen Of Sweden has for several
wears suffered from heart disease, and 1t
was hoped that the treatment by electricity
which she underwent at Heidelberg had
"..sIa1 In a pprmanent cure. But q few
Tehu. ., - .ns,on In, no, lsttsr In
months ago lulnan se ~ a "S, ,he
which ne'.suI Ste1 -. Y. ~ ssSs Iitin.
Crown TtlnCe oEOta un IN s ~ dors bv
ped" Inc shoeN 1hulu 1ne Eo ~, w Son ,saS
the cure, and lhe queen y INV "A bo "s "a
that only the shRh1eSt Eopgs " n's AZ
covery are entertained ~ stocknVltn'
QUEEN YICroMA's attitude Of the recent
,,.E,,j,,.toom IL described 70 4 cores.
y ~ SsS t,,i,i,,,si hvia vofihp
pouueht u sne t'V.'' $50 ~, ~
lady presented 10 het:' u Wasyery muen
,It,snro,r,ad saws this iFreyerent Young
SsSy. IsshS Seemed 40 small and insignid.
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The Phenomenon as Encountered by
French RriEate Near Alden.

London 1ttac.
Tbs phenomenon Of milky sea has
been known TO occur in certain parts, but
has not been very closely scrutiniled.
Some have considered the luminous ap-
pearanee in question an electrical effect in
thunder storms; others have attributed it
to cadAyeric decomposition Of marine anil
malls and plants Others to abundant
spawn, with fishes moving about In 1t.
But the truth appears to be that It results
from an immense accumulation oianimal.
culn capable Of becoming phOsphores.
cent, spontaneously or by friction. Some
interesting information on the subject loi
an exact character) has been lately pub.
liShed by Lieut. Porhain, Of the French
lrun.Clad l'ArmIde, which In February
last met With milky sea In the passage
from Point do Gale 70 Alden. The nights
Of Feb. O.. 10, 10, and Is were characterized
by tho phenomenon in all It's splendoF,
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foLlIICAL NOTES.

Mosr o. the Democratic delegations to
Cincinnati aSe marked 70, o. D. ana
thus Mr.. Tilden Is able to. claim with con-
fdepee.
w.. n,,., Democracy 80 irasclole is
n,o no..,h,I,,S n n slnolo RepubIIran get.
~ ~ 49, ,a,mS rbiIs ali he Democrats
slI .oD ,. s c.n,t ca, Ihe shadow Of one
= IN sne country '' 80
tetm' ~, n ,bo
DENNIS kEARSES: haS'ns s SSiSS' ~ tho
work house am now . Snu'S ~i,b "A a, G. G.
" Vice Presidency on inc A'A'' was
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support

The reports from the English iron DIS
tricts by the last mail record no change
for the better in that trade, but there IS q
. vein Of hopeiulness as to the future which,
unSer the circumstances, is quite striking
For instance, letter from Barrow.in'FuF-
ness to The manchester Rra'ntne says
"there are growing indications that the
iron market will sOon witness another re.
action, as Inquiries are coming to hand
rom all sources" "All sources" Is a
phrase that has pretty wide meaning, but
It is safe 10 cay 1t does not include the
United States. Manufactured iron anu
steel are showing more life. birmingham
reports quicker demand for machinery
OF almost all kinds on Australian account,
with some good orders for South America.
A Sheffield circular reports an active de;
mand for steel rails AID also for ship and
boiler plates. 1t also says that cutlery
houses engaged In the American trade are
well employed, and encouraging reports
are made by manufacturers in the lighter
inhnRtFiRRh
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Tux American Union Telegraph Com
pany opens for business with, as 1t claims,
$1,000 miles Of wire, extending from Port
land to Omaha and Kansas City, south TO
Nashville, and nOrthward throughout
Canada.
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Tnr exports Of domestic produce from
New York during the past week was
$500, SOC, and from January LIST to date,
SlS7.8l0,Oe4. Last year the figures were
1921 .OSS and Sl33, 3S7, 800, respectively.
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Iris refreshing sometimes TO notice the
glazing mIsstatements Of newspaper cor
respondents, and particularly so in the in.
stance OF the New York 7iulet Chicago
correspondent, who teleGraphed TO his pa
per last Tuesday night that the West
Virginia delegates would vote for Grant
on the first ballot.
Here Is his dispatch verbatim:
"IHsa TTrgiata, -!The1epresentatives from
thiSSta held Rmeeting to-day, and though,
noformal vote was taken, Il was ascertained
that they are all likely 10 vote for Grant
on the tint ballot"
II our delegation at Chicago happens to
ilnd this out in time, 1t will do no more
than creAte good humored laugh.
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). 9. ORR 81 CO.,

- ~ OIkLO * Wa
WAL L PAPER, blank BeORs 4 STATIONERY
Having addtd To our vail paper butnOaa com
plsl stock 81 stationery Goods 10 are prepared u
supply cur iTrndu With anything ID that line, q
reasonable F1tol UuF stock hfinR ENTIRELY hEW
oomphses The latest styles Of IapttoTiO, CorTtBP0n
dsnSe vlillibg and RFgFtt Cards
Novelties IN PaPclgrei and Chrdi gith detlgnl. A
fall line d Commercial Stationery, including fans
IeBtlls, Ink, hlllft, Commercial Packet, Letter
Legal and foOl1np PbpeIp, aud everything usually
kept 10 nnl'slhss slStiOa6Fy Depot
WALL PAPER AT REDUCED PRICE,,
j. @. ORR 81 CO.,
.,yaA M a TFRLRTH sylHET.
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The Kansas FreedmRn's Relief Associ'
alton has Just published its second semi
annual report. In the period between
October 10, 1870, and March 81, 1880, says
tho report, IDLY 10000 negro immigrants
arrived at Topeka from the Southern
States and were cared for by the AssociA'
ton. There are no signs Of an abatement
in this remarkable movement. The refu'
gees are still coming, and the good causs
OF siding them TO establish themselvei
upon Tie land still calls for money, mate
rials and work. A favorable report Il
made by the Association as to tho Charae
ter Of the immigrants, who are described
as peaceable, law.abIding citizens, tnlen
on becoming Independent Of charitable
HuppoTt, NJ
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ourus Verona Intends to decorate
Frances Anne, Duchess OF Marlborough
mon her return to England, with tue
Royal Order Of Victoria and Albert
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Tar political situation overshadOws ey
sry other interest at present
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TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after WEDNESDAY, June Z, 1880. or. on
The Wheeling and Elm GroyGR- H. Will run ~ tol.
loWr Cans will start from each end Ol the road At ;
A. and regularly thereafter HIerI hall'ho1fi unli
n o'clock. r W, excerpt tho following tiipl will ~
omitted On week days, viz li,a0 a. MI 1880 and
$50 p vi and on sunday the $40 =. Trip will b
CSgit lsIosk time c LEoSnARr, suP'L
Jul
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DnrAp1uRa o. 4Elra-wnrruao ms

ViIiadelphlA Ati0mInOdAilon.-Th train only runs
bs.Wtru Wheeling and TTiadelphiA.
| tllAlly except SundAy-HeGIrk Accommodation.
| fStpubanVils AeonnmOiAtlOn.-Thll train during
the DAY paSSCs backward and forward between Mar.
Tina FSTy and BSllAlr5 stopping when required a
sherman House, .ftnATillsl West Wheeling and
HFaRnl Hill.
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The Republican vO,sra u Ohio county are
nutated % mtSl Oh
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TO CHICAGO.
Only II hours and IS rnlnutesl

p1TTsBuRGH, CINCINNATI AND ST.
l. LOUIS RAILRAY-PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
1EEs -
Time Table East and West. April 9Th, lIto.
Trains leave Pan Handle Depot, loot d Eieventh
street, near Public landing daily except Sunday, n
follows;
nn,.a 80. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-21
a eI..m or GLORY.

There's q big world outside Of the
Comstock-thsre's no doubt about that;
and somstimss through the storms which
sweep these heights and through the
rustic Of this mountain burg. which too
many perhaps think the murmur Of the
world, then comes Q CLEAN Of something
fairer elsewhere. which. while II delights
by its beauty, saddens BY the contrast.
Such Q CLEAN, and . golden n II 10.
lies on the table Of the NEws-a pair Of
CLEANS, a. 1t were. There wa . trio
onos, but, like the apostle Of old. one
fell. The two which remain are oranges.
each measuring l6H inches around, and
the one which fell from the Same slsndsr
twig to which these, with their leaves Of
green are still attached, wss larger still.
They grew In Roses sunny slope
orange grove. Los Angeles. California,
and were sent with others by the propri.
stor to John w. Maokay, and BY him
given TO . representative Of the News.
They. with their little. lutter Of green
and their fragrance. make one feel Like
taking up the old hymn:
would not live Away
ask not to stay
Where storm after storm
Rises dark Ger the way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-21
Adjournment Of Congress.

WASHINGTON, April l9.-The action
Of the Senate Committee on Appropria.
tons today, in reporting back the Army
Appropriation bill without any amend.
msnt Whatever, was based upon q decree
OF that committee TO procure an early
adjournment OF Congress, and as the
House Committee on Appropriations
are now working industfiously with the
same purpose In view. II begins TO DO
hoped that, Notwithstanding the present
backward state OF public business. the
session may bs brought to a close by the
1st OF June. It II generally conceded
that, unless q final adjournment DO
effected before the assembling OF the
Republican National Convention, the
session will be prolonged until at least
two weeks after the adjournment OF the
Democratic Convention at Cincinnati.
and thus be carried into July. Although
Il would undoubtedly be possible to pass
all the appropriation bills BY the 1st Of
June, there does not Seem 70 DO any
considerable probability OF such speedy
action, and 10 view OF the great amount
Of other business, there 10 little chance
OF both Houses adjourning before the
4th Of July.
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oad Y.ll.w.' Celebrates.

Following is the programme to DO fol.
lowed out ON the occasion OF the Odd
Fellows celebration In Virginia, Mon.
day. the Goth instant : The members Of
the different encampments and lodges
will meet at Odd Fellows Hall at half.
past II o'clock P. NJ, form In line In
reealia and march to National Guard
Hall, where the literary exercises will
take place, as follows Address BY the
President OF the Day. D. o. Addison ;
singing by the choir. opening ode;
prayer by the chaplain. Rev. 7. b. Nc.
Grath: singing by the choir. annivsr.
sary ode; Grafton, Rev. W. @. Gray; mu.
sio. by vsrnsy's band; reading Of poem,
by P. II. Mulos6y slnging by the choir.
closing ode; bensdiction by the chap
lain, Rev. T. b. MoGrath |; music BY
the band. The public IL cordially In.
vited. The entertainment will DO free.
In the evsningthers will b . ball; nu.
sic by varnsy's band. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-21

By . break Of the pump rod, the 5000
level has been flooded, but the pumps
arc again running and work on this level
win soon be resumed. On the 2760 level
prospecting remains unchanged In gene
raj appearances.
Mexieaa.
The main north DRIFT on the 23o0
level ID being rstimbsrsd and put In
order to be used as = thoroughfare 70
the Union shaft. through which all work
In the mine will be hereafter conducted.
For joint 0phir workings see report Of
that mine.
Quins.
The work OF sinking the shaft II
making good progress; total depth, 100
feet. The 200 level will b reached BY
Nay I.
P~rospsctings on the 1000 level are
continued and In good vein matter. car
rying considerable fair grade quartz.
Formaa Shan.
The main line Of pumps has BEEN sx-
tended to the 1000 level and sinking b.
low that level resumed.
Shaft down 216s feet and penetrating
hard rock containing . little less water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-21
Pirm on His Piss.

At the Gold Hill Bank Exchange yes.
tsrday some Of the boys were discussing
oock.Aghting matters. when q festive
Irish lad told Of . little incident In the
old country:
Pat. Mulligan was quite o fanclsr Of
hns-bloodsG game fowls. and secured at
considerable expense . dozen eggs Of
choice pedigree, which he placed under
his best old hen TO hatch.
One Of his jolly friends. just for .
joke, took opportunity 70 steal n OF
the eggs and put Q duck egg In place
OF II.
When they Matched out Pat. was de-
lighted, especially with the young duck.
"Be gob," said he. ''but he's . foine
burrd; he's got Q shnoot on him ayquil
TO . dozen other fighters, and jist look
at the broad fut Az him. Sure but he's
built for q r~assler, and all hell couldn't
up-thrip him."
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Washington Notes.

wAsHMorox. April TO- It 10 expected
that . final vote will be reached on the
Geneva Award bill In the Senate tomor.
row, and the House will tomorrow take
action on the Senate amendments to the
Msrshals' Deficiency bill. These meas.
urss will bs followed BY the Army
Appropriation bill In the Senate and the
Naval Appropriation bill In the House.
The only California bill introduced In
Congress today was q BY Representa-.
tive Berry, providing for the payment Of
$4,000, the claim Of Aug. Leschinsky for
the value OF o fshery on the 81. Cloud
river taken possession Of BY the Govern
msnt.
The House Private Lands Claim Com.
mittse have agreed TO take . fnal vote
on the McGarrahan bill next Monday.
The Post today. In an editorial entitled
"Kesrnsyism In the Last Ditch" II.
presses great satisfaction that Ksarnsy's
sentence has been affirmed by the Supe.
rior Court.
Senator Grover, who II Q member Of
the Senate Railroad Committee. voted
by telegraph today In favor Of the North.
ern Pacific bill. BE II still Of Whining
ton, Delaware, In Q curative establish:
ment undergoing treatment for spinal
congestion and Inflammation. 1t IL
learned that bis trouble IL yielding TO
the treatment, and II Ia also reported
that with entire rest and quiet bis rsoov.
cry Ii not doubted. His wife was for.
msrly there a. . patient, also under
treatment.
Plumb introduced In the Senate today
. bill repeating that part Of the ACT
which provides that certain railroads,
constructed In whole or In part by land
grants. shall receive 80 per cent. OF the
price Hxsd by Congress for the transport
tation Of mails.
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Double Murder by Q Desperado.

BnADyoRD, Pa, April ia special
from Emporium says: Intense excite.
msnt prevails at Caledonia. Elk county,
Pennsylvania, over Q murder committed
there yesterday morning by the noted
forssr and outlaw, Harry English. A
posse went from St. Mays to apprshend
English and arrived ct his house, near
Caledonia, at 8 o'clock. Constables
wrsnth and volmer and Justice Burke
met English coming down stairs. He
was ordered to surrender but returned
up stairs and locked himself In . room.
The officers drew their pistols and de-
clared their intention OF taking him dead
or alive. Az Constable Wrsnth came up
to the room Euglish thrust Q riAe
through the door and shot, killing him
instantly. Constable Volmer then car.
ried Wrsnth's body down stairs. and a.
hs entered the yard English shot volmer.
The latter, Il 10 thought, will not 70.
cover. English gained the woods during
the excitement. While he was running
District Attorney Nursell shot him In
the leg. Company II. State Volunteers,
has been ordered out to capture him.
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Masrimonial.

Owen Fraser. well known o . long.
time resident OF Gold Hill, and q MEM
Der Of the last Legislature. was yesterday
married In Carson to Mrs. Sadie Monk.
Of San Francisco. The ceremony took
place at the Ormsby House. Rev. Geo.
B. Davis, Of Carson, officiating. A few
friends were present, who witnessed the
ceremony aud partook Of the wedding
collation. which was served up. after
which Slime. Ogg. OF Gold Hill, who was
there with q bsrouchs and four.in.hand
for the purpose, transported them In
good style to Virginia City, whore they
put up at the International for the
present.