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.ICHMOND THEATRE.

The beautiful opera OF
CINDERELLA
viii be prespn'ei ~ the Richmond Theatre for the
BENEFITOF TIE RETREAT FOR THE SICK
MONDAY, TUESDAY,, WtDNtsDAf. and FRI
DAY NIGHTS,
APRIL z6. 81, rs, and 80. at O'Clock
General admis ion. 81 No extra charge for re.
served s.ais ssnniy circle, SO cent galleries. rs
cents Box SHEET viii De open for the sale of re-
srrsed seat Il, e.. FL Jhnston's on WEDNESDAY,
Apr, FL II. at 8 O'Clock No list wi be Kept Spe-
ciai excursion rates. including admission 10 the
Opera on The Chesapeake ND ohio. Richmonh AMI
Danvlir. Fredericksburg, ard Petersburg railroads.
See local ~ per and haBdDills
ap14.l6.19.20.2l.22z 3 "a. 25,26,272e.29&30
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III. FUNK e. Co.. Of Boston. have out in
cheap pamphlet form Knights Popular
History Of England. They are doing q
good work for the people who arc not able
TO buy bound books.
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Chieseo papers arc predicting that
l.0O0,0Oo strangers will visit thai city this
kufDger.
H,r william Werner, the English breeder.
ha' mace I'VE entries for tie New York dog
show.
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W EETINGS.

MASONIC rlCE.-The stated YSIIlH
lNI convention OF IiARMAN ROY AZ fZsAN
ARCH CHATTER. No. So. viii be held tL grssS
THIS Monday EVENING AZ Ma on's '""'"
alI OF Frauklip aree. al o'clpck. IL IL earnestly
r u'Ies'ed hat every member will he PREF M, as
business pertaining cou>o idaiIOn will b. tr MS
acted. All Rovil-Arch MasonS IN good standing
are fraternally invited. ~ orde- r. II. L
WI. LIAM WILSON, Secretary.
APRIL 10TH, a. l.. $3.50, A. ID. 1880.
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A USEti ENJ~.
DICHMOND THEA FIRE..

Mr. POWELL has the honor to announce an en-
gage ment for Iour nights only, commencing
MONDAY, APRIL 18Th,
with
D'OYLY CARTE'S OPERA COMPANY,
IN the new opera. which has achiesed "A success he
yond all preceUent at the Fifth Avenue Theatre,
New York.
THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE; OR, THE
SLAVE OF DUTY.
By ". s. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan, author and
composer Of Pinafore.n
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DOYAL ARCANUM.-Th members of
III MCCARTHY COUN, H., No -. X. a viii
attend 4 called meeting i'm wilkins on. Han on
THU tMOnray) tVt MING, ADrl 10. 1880, 3
O'Clock for work. All applicants who have passt'i
thu medical examiner are exDectd 10 be- present.
Member Of sister councils cordially invited 10 be
with u.s. nv order of The Regent.
apl9 LIS =. DENNY, sec cary.
COURT RICHMOND. No. 3. lNDEPEN-
" DENT ORDER OF FORESTFRS, will meet
TONIGHT (MonIaS) Al WilkiDson's Hall VISIT
Ing members are irattrna'ly invited.
Bv order RI. ROBERT n. MORT HEN,
aDlg.lt* Secretary
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MASONIC NOTTCE.-The mem &
w Der OF JOPPA LODGE, NO. 40, A. +: "
and A. NJ. are requested 10 attend stated
com munra To- OF heir Lodge - ~. Adams Han
THIS fMondsy) EVENING ~ O'Clock. Nom
b. rs "f sister 10 aru fraerlay iuyited toa'tend
BY ord of the w NJ.
JNO. +. LAUGHToN. JR..
nm Io.ItE Secretary.
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Twenty per cent deducted.
H. PALMER. President;
WILLARD MERRILL, Secretary.

WILLARD Nh RRlIL, Secretary
STATE OF WisCONsIN-ClTY AND COUNTY OF
MILwArKkE. SIS
BE IL remembered, that on the 80 day or Janu-
ary 1880 ~ The city aforesaid. before me- Frames
BlOodguod. "A commissioner resident In the said
CITY, duly commIs ed AID qua lied by The eXecu-
Tive authority. and under tn laws of the State OF
Virginia. To take acknCwledg ments of deco &c.,to
be u cd or recorded therein, personally appeared IL
l.. PALMER, President. sno WILLARD MERRILL,
Secretary V. 1T The NORTHwEsTERN MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF milwaukee,. WIS., wno'
being uuly sworr, d, pose and saw. aud each for
himself says, hat The, are the aboyedescribed Of
lcers OF the said company. and that the foregoing
Is ne and correct staieu ent OF the &C ual c0ndi
ton of said o. gaDizsIou the last day OF its cal
year--to wit. iht 3lsi day of December. 1S7e-ac-
cOrdi to the best of heir information, knowledge
and belief, respc ctivety.
,o, In testimony where0fI have hereunto
}sEAL set my hand and affixed the seal OF my Oh
W. flee Oh The SON cay Of January. 1850.
FRANCIS BLOODGOOD,
Commissioner.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

d ICHMOND LIGuT INFANTRY 4
III BLUES. ATrENTION.-AssemDirs 81 your q
n m"ry in fui drS- uniform lin fItigue carl for ~
muster and inspection. MONDAY EVENING. II
April 10 1880, our uant To SPECIAL orders No.
Is u"d Apri, %. 1880, nv The Adjuts' tGeneral OF
Virginia tvvry man Is ordered to oe present un'
der penalty OF fine. II Is desired hat no excuse vii
pr. veGi the atten lance OF any member.
by command OF Captain j. $. WISE.
CHA LIS GIBSON,
aplo 1t First Sergeant.
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LECTURER.

. --~~----~--~~~~----~---
T ECTURE ON WATER, WITH BEAU
IL TIFUL EXPkRIMENTs. CAL CUM LIGHTS,
Al ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN. &C, by nr. X.
A. LtWls. in h. LECTURE ROOM, or SECCND
CHURCH, FRIDAY EFE'
NM. April 23d. a. 3 .,cloek. -
1ickels, 10 ccnts. aplo NW&f3t
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QILL-HEAOS $500 TO 90 per ream. at
- shs DIssA T|p pu INT'rSc- uatsSs
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RICHMOND. April g. 1880.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
J. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE T n ED F. q X
COMPANY will he held al the company office. in
Richmond, at ~ NJ, On The FIRST MONDAY IN
MAY NEXT jSEPH II. ANDERSON,
an 7.law3w Presi cut.
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCi ALTON.
III The ANNUAL MEETING OF THE RICH.
MpND MpZAET ASSOCIATION will take place
1T Mozart Hall WEDNESDAY the 2sth Instant al
8 O'clock y. NJ. W. u. BASS
mp l6.3tawtd Secretary.
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NORTHWEST MUTUAL
IJFE.INSURANCE COMPANY.

ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE FISCAL
HEkH s4pS 81 THE TIE S hSuHh f
| Of THE NoRTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE
bR MP Of TE oE ffE 81 VIZ W.
tINsIN. MADE no TIIE AUDITOR OF PUB.
lie Acc CUNTS FOR y HE COMMONWEALTH
TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULATING
| JHE RI PORTS OF INSURANCE COMPANIES,
| APPROVED FEBRUARY %, 1878.
| Name of the company In full-NORTHwEsTERN
| MUTUAL LIFE INsUR ANCE COMPANY
! Home or principal Office of said company-MIL-
| wAUKEE, WIS.
1haraci er Of he company-wheihcr life. accident,
ca city cooperative association, brotherhood
live STOCK, any Oth,r association lnsurhg NE
Presiient-H. L. PALMER.
| vice. Pr,sidrnt-MATIHEw KEENAN,.
Secreiary-WILL RID MERRILL.
| Traasurer-C. ID. NASH
Commenced bu iness-NoV EMBER 70, 1858.
Name Of the general agent In Nlr2inia-JOllN Ii.
Residence of the genera agent in Virginia-RIcH-
MOND, VA.
l. The number of policies issued
curing the year..............p $500 w
z. The amount of insurance eff -
fected thereby. I,O3U0oU w
g. The am )rnt of premiums re-
ceived during IN" ytar...... l,SoO9ff 10
1. The amount of interest re-
ceiyed, ana all other re- 80
cCips............. ........... l,3lI,oOI 10
g. The amount OF LOSES and en-
de~menls paid during The
year (maturcd ENDORSEMENTS.
S740.95S.94 death losses, -
ssl9s25. l6).............. 1,560,7s4 10
C. The amount OF Losses and en-
dOwmen unpaid (unadJust-
ed aud not GU )............... 2l723Z 30
7. The amount Of expenses On
Guiding taxes nj commuted
c"mmissionsJ ................ 441,9ls ~
O. In Ior,e. ..................... 33,O66 90
Q. The amount OF labliiiles or
risks thereon. ana All o'htr
lialnitl iriskS in force
amount, s6l,94s ,Sssl-to- ~
tai liabilities ..............'.. 14c13,9o3 AZ
10. The smOnnt of capital Stock,
II any (purrly mutuaj...... .................
II The amount Us nssets.......... ~ 0O2,l42 80
Aud how inyes ed -
Loans on bond and mor'gage..S1O 3989S4 60
Premium notes. ............... 2154,2ll II
Real rstare.................... l,666,997 90
securities JmarLet vaIuej.... l,9l3,j25 10
Cash on hand and IN bank lin
,luding f3i 500 ~ of 1879
in transmits, ion. received
January LII. "............. l,O06,s22 70
Accrued int, res and REP ..... 03c,946 on
c.tyspr. ...................... 4ls95 OF
()fic. furulturp................ 1900 90
+Dtferred pr, mum ............ l44,l7o 20
Re Observation-Disclosures ..'. p 1896 50
tJnl aid rene premiums
principally December coll
lrctlOn>. ............''.. lS'Ocf 10
g. dend,. V estimated. ............ 1000 90
|
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.

PUBLISHED PURSUANT TO AN ACT OF ASSEMBLY
APPROVED FEBRUARY ~, 1878.
, 1880-07-02

1'rop Il. &. Ilr,ttAin. Whlio Inks, sundr,es
rtnp John ttrc1ufy, ttntprnn I!ny, Hnndrtes.
nctii sunnysEde, H4i:n!o. n9n hn corn.
HHsnnff HHsnnf ss,sy s:s yassi tis,': 81 IL Fl tsf eS5
se! P 1saas" a h| ssf"' II y 'e' ''
:11 !n, + I Hs, 4, n .nsn; ss
seSt Ke!" kaliay. Ha',a!" Ti:G b corn.
Eehr Yankeo lln'Ia. ti'!iins.oad. Masy hn cofn.
Pf"p !. +. iicsi6, AanKHtuck. tandtios.
it"p ul.y conc,rd, Cleveland, i;2s ID corn. and
rrop !nko Efic colllngwooa. 1oo, bu corn and sun.
Hctr il. I: Bsick, KsnEstnn. Till bu whrnL
l'r,ir Y. ": !'DNsrrt 1;lt7nu 1HIpU tM cUtu.
ae!t swaIdw saGsi" ; n! to ia &C eef". aS.'''
ss!.f No9te hsy,' isshilvon. ili,n my
seir senr .,t;4,s;lG &Si1ssl SS;hist, W,s;':n ,s,v
fctlr 4. u. I!cGr1. atHAkrRln.
trhr J, Il. aintriit. MnsknxUn.
i'fnrt. t:nnphslI. lsndfslwttlns
Eclr =. tfntos. Mubke9on.
Hetlr !;slnIbsrnh tack trGsf.
tctlr |. II. MHtrGt NnskHHun.
nehr i!x4te Joncs. ttscahnea-
i,sos I'on,pcsi. Willis i."fs
l'rttp ~. :1Dscph. MnskexOn.
Selr f0llcIttls, frankfort
asir a y. iois; IL i'unhan'. i"aa!as;.ii sss..i.tes.
Sehr 4. Il. IYrnrl sKuxhau1k+
hr Schr H%sS,c1. sq III; staisspn sssn'llS; lsay.
schr y. i. JHhnsn't, Alnnlstao*
Hcfr Hcfr 4 t,';ss nSna; IT. ~ un:sIpssr u3";spa
sehr r !. T. + WifsSa, WaYifis'1 :;aess1n. aa:Rssots.
rrop IL q, rotoiS, Ms'iisloc.
, 1880-07-02
THE DENTISTS.

Special Dspateh 10 nj Chicago 7rtoune.
IwD1ANArD1.ls, Ind, July l.-The 1ultNnn State
ncntnl Association, which has been In session
thrcc days. ctectGsl tho following officers this
evening u,lA adjournrd:, President, 1tobert Van
valxah, Terro 1lnutu; YIcc-Prcsidants, 3. +.
Kirk, Kok0mo: r. V. 1urt, Lafayette; Eccre-
tury. ". II. 1snll, Tes.p lIntsto; TrrAsrer Nor
Kit wgsls i,',lia,mEnlts; Trustees j. 4. Cravens
Q. a. lleaks. =. Z; burgess; lntlnn.polis; Exce.i-
dmlApolis; y. u. Drown, Fort Wnynu.
, 1880-07-02


Strar ghoboysan, Sla,.itowec. sansr1ea.
i:{S i:{,S st;, ta:is', ,I';'iS ,Ni,a' .aSis, .G{s.
fS f:?"Ft: fs.sS ns!s %usS it'iiiF ss.saS, s
fSp |oi:Yhast L 1sSsn i:Ss. seSr'ss .aro
i,top William Iiyinsstons. a: I's:it1o. towing.
:5Ss ~ $ly \ f;sssf tSsS;tos, ';aSs' ':undsts.
s y Sy; &SsSs:s Ssss''
i!s !:sss ;tsS %fsIis: iisi1s!s s4ss:!u.. sss!''''
,p ,r"p q Gaslaas III ,"aat.,. G; :antiriss. .iSni ~
Eiva t@loSIx9 @ lumbar, s,a.kvx9n, , Ill., humber. ,
ifSp .sssY:'sn 3s fif iaae es'NS
@ tSsst,s tssss sis. ta.'sSS &ss'ss, s1, sa,aeur
,e
Fsr ssr 4 xasanSS T. Ssats ;ixS lasos ap.
EshE i!1wn, M i.ud',;,xt.,Ii sooI. =.
ssal ssaF T. HRsst'nitss T. isaaa s,'1t :.aa aiof Fin or
sshE hE Gs ;,,,ss! wYst t"n. !sy ssass po'A
ssat sst 4Sl Assa a.ssfsa aiisSts'. isstst 'a''Se'
stt ssf Il k.qIa aiht1sy tSiaast M1stsxo 1Ea!. YOU'D
ssa! TPrlstia:s: 4esyss !!.lana, n.h.
sSia ssa, s@'sH iiI;iiss:Si ii.sS. iaaIss: !4irss:'
sss: ssf: & { syfs: sss'fs ssls;!! tlst!
ssAE ldss M%1.tes"H, % lan!lsf:,
ss sssr Aea Ct Ss; Sisass sSAa!Y: Atissasso, S ,s
kss fnq sa;a atpra plAss:s. sfs' VT
essF sssF sss 2s;l. M.s.tsa. sSss aajo
ACTUAL RAILINOs.
f5ap Msm sys :sssts. ts~
f stG; TsSa T9l se p.,, hay .na
, 1880-07-02

:
We happode1 u pick up the hguros OF tho OK
penses Of tho Presidential candidates III tho
Cincinnati CONVENTION. utu, I!unu.xks friot.,l4
spent less than sl.UAl. Ou othor Presidential
catdtdntes wero spent for spnt. refrCHAtlents.
etc, tho several su,ns Ut g. II ihl 3l9. .O0
aud ~, co., The Cincinnati c1pehAes ot Tam-
laany wore &1bQlQ.
, 1880-07-02
lake PORTS,
fjE1stlt31T.


DETuoiT, Nicl,. July l.-rnsscd dnwn-f'ropcilert
Portage. Fl fhu Qu1Dcc. 1ncnr! .senn harEea Will
ian it,lJolph H. NJ ltusG md cuusUrts tfnyNDw9r md
hn,,,. St,I.,.. nra ,o,...,s -. a"nI,... .na
o'A''' en"tols nv euis"l1s: is'ast 9"hn"" "'.u
naraess ac''nnness Alexander. n1snurek' )! T. Mreex
ueu san Jnc!nto t;oldvn Fnrco H. calkiu.. 1,onokco
$50 N' ~ 80 ~, -,
''e'e" ~ .'' "' s.o"'"s , st's.ao. =. W.,
n.' n1os'. @ = IN ~. nun tuas, ass"' ~" . ."s'
~ Mn X'f NH % Soi'' H na e,s
a,orn HnMhTnn' t stoM; & tsnpo*st t HM n.FGTs; n
~ .nr,Io III W. ,n sr - sd
cSnssrss, V,s"aa H. ria cs,'soft. william itu-
Gr KNIT 1.n " xsH,s isoti3f
inmre. iirti Wte n1G i.in! Siavna. Eni,nD. i{Sin.
deeE, u. Eyar!e!gh4 1'IDn,us Quuylo, A. Cobb uuck-
AaNk.
c...,,, r,.. shufT1L;;, s ,;,,.,. ,.,,
BUFFALO, y. f,1nay t--AtTTAts-Frgpo!!ar IL. C.
!luElt,uFt, v. II, Kgtchnmt ach1nness u: II iaey,
lalihnfhh Ernncs lnms FOsl K1TEr. Rran, Chlcag0f
DH!nth. ,,-..,.. ,,.. ,r,.,,... -, ;,
n ~ ,trnni tst,+ ~
ni nun y ,s,'t '. tttHn
fihsntt - - II ,..tan - - rcsp .rn trsn
ts,n5 Mn.o,,t, ~ e""'' o'"" Ai"'o"t 'AH'AA'
Cnbni Ercfahtt--Hton1rt n.,ntet ul,nnt At sr c,rn
ntNtfG nnI 0nss ut tss IL Saw fUrkt pnn luubvr III
ss5 es Ivy sGat 70 Aipahs, and IT,, ~ Naw fSrki
York, II rcr ton. Cnnnl shipments d!a0M
, 1880-07-02
GARFIELD ON THE TOvy-PATH

Tnli< with Jonntl,an myers, for Sylsom
49,. s,sxr.I,s 1vnrl<o:i-Ti,c Ifr1n1,t
He@' ,ss,1. rar"a s.,!, ~ 1...,,, tvn,t.stnxv
Ills Education WINS Acquired
Ne1u 1ork Tribune.
mi, ,nyo,,,,or III" 1,, vSrv n,ensa,,t,y. with
"cH. lens''psf .!M W. Ky. S,....ia "o'''
he WAS tirivlnK Tor mo OH t1e oh1o Chntl''
The speaker WINS rudtly.f faccd. oLdorty min
win whIto bntr md n sllypry bcnrtl, tic sat
te tte b aat IN na on old @ much. wh;ttieI CHAIR in
little, hot, ty'hauntea o]'co. Mt M. ID: Montl-
cello nvc,lnc, Jersey CITY. Over tho door was
Inn nn,np Jonntbnn Myers.
- WIN on tho OHIO Canal from 1874 to le,a,'
ho continued, M capfalh ma owner Oh canna.
h0ats. Let mo sec, II must hnvo bcon nbout
ncnoi to want n ,,rlyor-that was tho way OF it,
This canaE'boats then woeo very lafuc' ana NICE
ly ntfett UP for passengers. We could cnrry
tycntrf f1vn in ,,,y, bfnt Thun thare ,yas pIure
opcn au,tdshIns for tho enxruuts. VINO used to
opet ~, snn e""n n., .,st
travel nlt0Hothor ny tne chnal. ING crew hcpt
in tue stern cabin, and consisted OF i've !nc'l.
uoMsman. VINO w0o On u, dllty ~ every inc1.
, 1880-07-02

Now, IF tho Republicans Zoo fit TO
Use Power Tflcy To-day l'DsaesA-
~ nn,t So,'," H. ,sro"..,"nt. 'I f,r r. ~ AZ
An.'nd"nt7ifta's G,sntsen states wow Nv
nnfr,t !, Tetccfnrn f,v TlIcfr f,crtstngurcn.
f,nrti,,S .na Arthur win Inv" ,rnirs
teen Moro FoteH Vhnn Il majority OIL
All tho Electors.
psraotr. Juno 4 q, lsso.z1e t1e Editor Of u,s
Destot roy aha 1tUan; -, ~; 1no a.emoesus i pro.
less ~ oo onsotn'e.y eon.nlent ol s'ct"Ey IN mo
toubtctlly find tholr origin to larRc extent lii
tha eun,'notl Del,e1 of purity maaassts ,ss tnat
Is certain Is essential 10 enrctivo political light
Ing; IN tho u,aln. therefore, they arc only MI
Dei1ocrstlo hcart "alen "'aFAs 'ao eof"n'ohce-
nent Of ivory ca'npatgn.
Hens or tsst r"ar i,mlitutr.i Tint tto Nnrth WIS
sn,,a rn- -ttnrn1,,uns,n. certmt,'v t,sr otTor,i"i
70 Kroun! for De,ooerst!e eentasssu; Tno i1st
eons9 ,nn tscsE T. 9 ~" sGss re-
n!!l. Wh&t = taete n thas nlagE d1s 1eoE to
cnltpnr!san between the cnild9aatcs of tho pnr-
ss tse dpa viz ffs' i 'o a4sr sr o aS i
civii experiences, md without y rSeofti npon t.
ss'st Sc,Wess s enatt n'sor MI G
suutlon 81 as a sTasa tia Gi%1q1 the e rsa1 ~
fonr faets, s,...,...,. 49,. -. ,,..,,.,,.-...
vi! 10. = si!$sea sS'!tSsf ~ sl'y s$'tS,ss4;Si
1S Esst9.a yotss Thsy d o. ,;' nSt doaIt ti,Hf @
, 1880-07-02

NEW OnLEANB. July I.-COTrON-<Quicts u.ldd'lna,
f14c, low mlialns, lllxct xnod ordinary i0Nc. Net
receipts AZ ba1ea Rrosa, nit otporta ufeRt Dsitsin
2GD; zhles, HDt stock, 6,AD
, 1880-07-02
nA1LROAD TxmE-TAuLE..
ARRIVAL AND DBpARTl)RE 0F TEAENS,
EXPLANATION m REyEnnNcs MAnK4-teAtuft1av
99ccEtcd. SUNDAY excepted tMondar oxcepIed

,, fhfenxn 4 thwe.tern ttAtssvny.
,.sess,tn'no!ntsons ,ss apt!y i. AM of thn fpovns
Heknt on,eas Of tho C9n.mY: q and .. Ilask-ss,
nofthea:t corner Randolph md Htate- -ats j Ps,ma1
, 1880-07-02

CLEVELAND, O., July i.-t'RrnuLEuM-un unohanRcd'
et,Indarss white. 10 lost, Sic ...
rirrhDUMa. July i.-f'Ei~<oEruM M-Qulot' cfnde
irregular. c1pscd at &t.xs}S Mt Ihrkers for lhip.
mentt refined. y{c, phIlnAoipha delivery.
, 1880-07-02

TURpENT1NE,
WILMINGTON, July 1.-5rtntrs or TuRpENrINH
.AQuot and sthady ~ NAc.
, 1880-07-02

UItF GOODS. -"
NEW YonK, Ju1Y L. DusIncss contnnos qnsot With
tho packpso aouses and tho 1ohhtnR trads u suzsis
Cotton goods In light do,uAnd. tight prints dali but
there Is fntiter Inquiry Tor mottrn1 and dark
fnncy prnta Lawns md dress glh0itAns n fAfE re-
ounSt Mon 'A+wrhr wouGns moving slowly. but KGtss
fuekY jqnns moro sought hftct. :.
, 1880-07-02

1yp1ANApotts, lud, July i--t,RAiN- Wheat
.,nnYyt No. fod, ppabc- Cnrs quiet, 3tA3aso. Uats
tujOt At XGt3Qu
, 1880-07-02

73.<o, July, 7so Corn-rIseapts ths past wsd9' Myu
2sitpt Huvfsh Exa
, 1880-07-02

Chicago. ntfril1zton d 0utoev Nnttror4.
Far Mn!M nnda- l5noks. fltDo-Tabr< NIcoptns.rar
T!ett!ss:0sss :ss n 'cnss: Giarx.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Sad Euicidc.


KANSAS CrrY, No., June pa start.
ling tragedy wal enacted here last night,
resulting in the death by suicide Of the
wife Of Hayde Brown. a condemned
murderer. The execution Of Brown Is
to place at Mobsrly on Friday. He Is
now confined in jail in this city. His
wife, an intelligent, prepossessing woman
Of 90, came here with her three-year.old
child O few days. ago, and has spent
nearly all her time in her husbands cell
aimee her arrival. During the entire day
she had been there. and It appears an
agreement was made between him and
his wife that both should commit suicide
at 1880 in the evening. Accordingly. as
the time approached, the woman, 10 ner
boarding place, wrote o note OF explana.
ton, pinned It to the child's breast, and
making her bed upon the floor, placed .
revolver to her temple and put Q bullet
through her brain. She expired instant
ly. Two policemen went to the jail 70
notify Brown OF his wifs's act. o 90
they called him into the corridor, saw
him put something into his mouth
hastily. They Immediately srasped him
by the throat, and after Q protraoted
struggle succeeded In removing from his
mouth Q half ouncs OF morphine. The
morphine had been given him by his
wife. When called to the corridor
Brown emitted oath after oath and curse
after curse, and after the poison had
been removed hs begged TO DO killed and
cursed his fate. Brown is Q thoroughly
bad man, and the strange devotion Of
his wife Is o subject Of much comment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23
Utes and Sioux.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-The Commits.
sion to rstiiy the agreement with the
Ute Indians received written instruc.
tons today from the Secretary OF the
Interior, and started for Denver, whence
they proceed to Los Pinos.
Red Cloud, Spotted Tail and other
visiting Sioux make another visit to the
Indian school at Carlisle. Pa, and then
90 direct to Dakota. They refused to
the last to trade with the railroads that
wanted the right Of way across their
reservation to the Black Hills, % was
predicted In these dispatches ten days
ago. They did not refuse, but with In.
dian willfulness stuck to their demand
for 10, 900 head Of cattle a. the price.
which they knew the roads would not
pay. A bargain was ratified with the
Chicago and Northwestern road and Its
connections. for the use OF o section OF
their land In Western Missouri for q
depot. The Indians are vastly pleased
with the schools, and asked Secretary
Schurz for more, so that they could
send all their children to be educated.
Their stay In Washington has been very
beneficial to them. Some Of them who
were clad In blankets have concluded to
drop this kind Of dress aud return In
broadcloth and white shirts. They are
good observers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23
Miscellaneous

New YoRx, June 90. "A Tribune
Washington special says: Blaine will
enter heartily into the campaign. and
during the fall expects to make speeches
in California and Oregon, as we'll as in
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
The Sun congratulatss the civilized
world that the invaluable services Of
Judge Field on the Supreme Bench are
likely to be secured for four years
longer.
CoLuxBus, o., June 22.-Thsro was
o lively stir among newspaper reporters
last night on account OF kilograms 70.
oeived from the East asking u II was
true that President Hayes had died or
been seriously injured during the day.
Just how these stories originated is still
Q mystery, as the President is enjoying
remarkably good health.
KASxAxrE. ILL.,. June 22.-Mrs. Holz.
mann and an eighteen months old child
were run over by . railroad train at
Grant Park station yesterday. Mrs.
Holzmsnn was fatally injured and her
baby wa instantly killed.
DENVER. June pa Republican Lead.
vile special says: William Cunningham
was killed and j. P. O'Brisn severely
wounded while the latter was quarr.ling
with Tom Hogan. 0'Brisn fred ct
Hogan. missing the latter and killing
Cunningham, when Doc Norton, who
was present. fred at o'Brisn, with the
above result.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23
A Pourteen.Mile Fight with Horse
Thieves.

HoLLIsrrR (san Benito county,. CAL.
June 20. 1T is impossible to obtain .
minute account Of the late ARRAY between
the citizens and horse thieves, q the
members Of the posse who went in pur-
suit OF the robbers, and returned with
the stolen horses and the arms and
effects OF the thieves, are very reticent
about giving any particulars. Enough
has been elected. however, to substan-
tiate the previous statement that all
three OF the robbers were killed. The
names Of the thieves were John Shank
ard, q former resident Of San Juan, In
this county; Bill Gray. an sx-con.
vict. lately o blacksmith at this place,
and Jas. Eppenhsim. The horses were
taken from Bitter Water on Sunday
night. On Monday morning Q man
named Dick Taylor met the thieves and
recognized the stock. He notified the
parties who had lost them OF the direc-
ton the thieves had taken. A posse,
consisting OF Richard and Calhoun Tully.
George Hanson and Lewis Lowell, the
owners Of the horses, armed with Henry
rides and pistols. Immediately started In
pursuit. They came up with the thieves
who were armed With six.shootsrs, on
the plains near Huron. Fresno county,
and o running aght commenced, lasting
for o distance OF fourteen miles. result
ing, as before stated, In the death Of the
three. robbers. None Of the citizens
wore injured.