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NORN. HAY, AND SHUCKS WANTED.
" with 10 buy CORN, HAY, and SHUCKS, in
ca r-IOtd lots or less either the Chesapeake and
ohio the Richmond and Danylile, The Richmond
and 4 Allaghany. the Richmond and York River, The
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Potomac. aud the Atlantic and Mississippi railroad
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free and payment made In cash per railroad weights.
Corres pOBdenee solicited.
CHARLES l.. TODD.
fel2 No. 1918 Cary street, Richmond. Va.
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WANTS.

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store Has had lew yeara' experience in the grO-
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Two Professions,

How many minds invOluntarily cOntrasted the
picture presented at the Capitol yesterday with
that at the sane place on the 4th of last March,
One vas life. the other death, portrayed by the
hand of the Great Master himself and there
fore, solemn. striking. impressive. In the SPLEEN
dor OF physical manhood and yigor on inaugura-
ton day Gen. Garfield drove to the Capitol to
formally enter upon the work of the great trust
reposed i'm him. At every step of
progress towards the Capitol he was greeted
with the glad acciaims of the populace. From
every state and territory of the Union people
had gathered at the national capital to testify
their esteem for and confidence in their chosen
ruler. He was the nations pride and the hopes
of fifty millions of freemen conferred i'm him. He
was moved and his heart sw elled within him as
he Observes the deep abiding hold he had upon
the popular regard All was animation JOY and
hope. Yesterday the mortal remains of the pop
avenue. The crowd was there but sorrow filled
every heart. Instead of the lively music of the
4th of March. the solemn strains of a funeral
drge. added to the solemnty of the scene. ALI
heads were bowed. and sound, save the
solemn music. broke the air. Under that same
roof which had so often ring with the eloquent
words of the living statesman. the dead hero
where he TOOK the oath of office. the coffin was
rested. 1t was change of scene calculated to
impress the most thOughtless with the certainty
of death. and in its presence how trivial is all
earthly glory.
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DRlNAfELI OR IN CLASS-MATHEMATICS.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
WESTERN DISPATCHES,
Tho Lost Shin.

sAs FsAxclsoo. June 2s.-Lsst even.
Ing the tug returned from Farsllones
having on board the Captain and crew
OF the F~ranoonia. The ship IL rapidly
breaking up. and with the cargo will be
. total loss. The insurance on the
carao. elected In this city. amounts to
The Franoopia IL owned by Moses 4
Son OF Bath, Me-. the Captain having .
proprietary interest In her. She 10
1851 tons burden, q 4 .year.old ship
and rated Al. She carried 1896 tons Of
freight. and this was her Arst voyage to
this port. The cargo Of the Franoonia.
aesnersl one. VA one OF the most valu-
able that has bssn sent to this port for
some time. Il was oonsisnsd 70 John
Rossnfsld, and consisted, among other
things. Of 1000 barrels Of whisky. 1000
kegs Of nails, 400 tons Of railroad iron
and . large consignment Of thrsshins
msehinss, agricultural implements and
hardware In general. The voyage OF
the Franoonia from New York 70 the
equstor wa made 10 thirty-thrss days
and thirty.six days 10 Cape Horn. The
equator on the Pacific side was crossed
after bsins 100 days out. and the morn
ing OF last Friday Vas ths10oth day ont.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
conEr.

People d Virginia have gone out to
Cedar Hill. north Of that place. and
located an extension upon Povsll's
Comet. They say that Cedar Hill IL the
best place to "sss der" comet from.
Il 10 now claimed to Be twins. or that
the latest discovery Il simply . new YER
sion Of the old ons-in short. that both
are one. The mountains and other
local obstssiss getting In the way. have
divided the view and made Il appear -
though there were really two comets ;
In fact. dispatches from the East still
make mention Of ct least two comets.
This double view Of the proposition Il
doubtless what has caused such . diver
siiy Of opinion - to the original diseov-
srsr. Mr.. Thomas. at virsinia. and other
good men. seeing the second edition
after Nj. Powell. Of Gold Hill. had dis
sovsrsd the ant. Al to that matter. %
many are now claiming nrss discovery
al over the world. and 20 far back. that
10 10 hardly worth eontsnding for. A
Washinston telegram says:
"Frsnch papers have . dispatch from
the Emperor Of Brazil. dated May 2sth.
announolpg the discovery OF . comet,
which date vas two days before DR..
0ould's alleged discovery. This mes.
sses has not heretofore been publishsd.
George Ssmms. tslegrsphs that be dis
covered II while camping In Mexico on
The 20th ulimo."
And last Of all comes . telegram to-
day to the eject that Prof. Klsin. Of
Hartford. kentucky. claims that he dis
covered the present comet last ssptsm-
Der. Moreover. he brings the documents
20 prove IL. He says II II the comet OF
IT'S.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
Election Of senators This Week.

Election OF Senators This Week.
ALBANY. June T.-Thsrs 10 . general
impression that an election will take
place this week. Combinations are
more talked Of than heretofore BY the
returning legislators. The Democrats
are making the most Of the point that
there wa no legal ballot on saturday,
and that an election BY this Legislature
will therefore b vitiatsd. It 10 believed
that some Of the Conklinaites are In
league with them. The Republicans
say that II the Democrats attend the
joint convention IL 10 proof that thg
consider that an election would be valid.
The recent Pennsylvania election II also
cited - rsiuting this theory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
A Gagged Beast.

ST.. LouIs. June 2s.-Ths RspSSacan'i
Jefferson City special says: Mrs.. Caro-.
line Bohmsnn. wife Of . German farmer
living seven miles west Of here. VA
ovsrtaksn on the road some distance
from her house yesterday afternoon BY
John Hsrker. . section hand Of the Mis-.
souri, Pacific Railroad. and brutally raw.
ishsd BY him. he retained his victim
two holrs. when she escaped from him
and returned homo. Her husband imms'
diatsly collected . party Of nsighbors.
Who started out, captured Hsrker while
ct work with his gang. bound him hand
and foot and took him TO Jefferson City.
where he now lies in Jail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
Shipping Fruit East.
Sasranssto Bee. ,Js.s %.

Large quantities Of fruit are ct present
being shipped from Sacramento to the
East, and the several dealers In the city
are kept busy night and day preparing
ID for transportation. 4 large number
Of boys are employed In Wrapping the
fruit With papers, 70 ksspit from hruidns
while In transit. and the industry 10 far
In sxosss Of last year a Q eorrsspondins
time. Lyon 3 %. today shlppsd . oar.
load Of assorted fruit put up In What Z
known 4 the pistx packing. . rsesntly
patsntsd preparations. whish y ssid %
b . success. n. =. Drsvse 3 %. sent
forward some sishs ssslesas dariag he
yast week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
nhcellaneous.

PHILApxLyzIA, June 26.-Gso. Hill.
yer shot his wifs's intimate friend,
Walter Fink. last night. James Gourlsy
shot his wife and her psramour, Daniel
Doughsrty. about the ssms time.
CHIoAoo. June 28.-Grsat display on
the building In honor Of the 6anesrbund.
The press committee has received $500
to entertain visiting Newspaper men.
Benz. Eislsr shot fatally . hack driver
last night who attacked him with Q pitch.
fork during . quarrel a. TO the right Of
way in an alley.
New Yoax. June ga passenger BY
the anchor line steamer furnsssia had
the smallpox.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
EASTERN DISPATCHES,
Collision Of opinion Between Our
Government and Spain On the
Subject OF Naturalixatiea. -

0uUIVOU Va
wAsuIsoros. June 2s.-Ths Buxzi
case before the Spsnish.Amsrican Claims
Commission. in which the claimants
status a. Q duly naturalized citizen Of
the United States was disputed BY the
Spanish government. seems to have ter
minated for . time. The right claimed
by q Spanish Consul TO 60 behind . Ger.
tihoats Of naturalization and investigate
the legality OF its issuance. wal disputed
by our government. whom the question
was submitted 10 Count Lsmsnhaupt,
and be decided In favor Of the claim sst
mp by Spain. Dunnt. The American
Consul, wss instructed By the State De-
partmsnt to request Q reconsideration
and reversal Of this decision. A very
long document vss- prepared and pre-
scented to Count Lsmsnhaupt. In which
the position and elaims Of this govern
msnt on the question Of naturalization
were fully set forth. Our government
declined to rsosds from its position.
Meanwhile the Spanish government,
through Its representative. Was notified
Of the deadlock. and . request was sent
TO Buxzi to visit Madrid with . view 10
an amioabls settlement Of his claim.
Buzxi aocsdsd 70 the request. and II he
succeeds In . satisfactory settlement
with the Spanish government. hs will ct
once withdraw his claim from before the
Claims Commission. thus removing from
their consideration the vsxsd question OF
~citizsnship. which ct present bars any
further progress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
Lively Powder lxperlment.

Ban FaAxclsoo. June 2s.-Sunday
morning the Alta Chemical Powdss
Works. at clark's Landing. Alameda
county. blew up. Owing to the peculiar
character Of the powder the explosion
made but little noise. Professor Mon.
nisr. manager Of the works. his son and
Engineer Anderson are oil badly burned.
but NO lives lost. About 1900 pounds
Of the compound went OF with . hiss OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
sne.r.nlxa n \

The Duke Of Sutherland visited the
Pacific coast . few days ego. and on his
return to the East he gave his opinion
quite freely with regard to American
railroads - compared with those Of
Europe. An . general thing he oom.
msnded our roads highly. both ss to
construction and management, but COM
planned Of their slow rate Of speed. He
was Of the opinion that fully . days
time IL Lost between New York and Ban
Francisco in unnecessary stoppsgss and
waiting on aide tracks. The actual
running time over the Central and
Union PsciAo roads. through TO New
York. Il six days and three and . quarter
heun. Il II now under eonssnplstion
to shorten the time vssy materially.
reducing the regular running time to
Ave and . hall dsys. This can b easily
arranged In oass the Contemplated con-
solidation Of the two. fosds can b
ELECTED. The San Frandseo Col Of
last Wednesday says:
A rumor that the running time Of the
overland train between this city and New
| York 10 to bs reduced from SIX days, three
and ous-quarter hours, the actual running
| time under the present arrangement, 70
| ave and one-haif days, has been In circu-
lation for some time past. In regard TO
the rumor, General Passenger Agent T.
II. Goodman says that - yet there 10 moth.
Ing definite concerning Il II known at this
end Of the line. He had heard Q rumor
that the Union Psciho vas intending TO re-
duos IL running time betweesn Ogden
and Omaha, or Council Blufs, 20 - 70
connect with the morning trains from tho
latter place % Chicago. instead Of the
evening trains. - at present. This would
result In q connection with the morning
train from Chicago 70 New York. and the
arrival In the latter place Of Ban Francisco
passenger In the morning. i've and one-
half days from San francisco.
The following comparative timetable.
furuished BY Mr.. Goodman. shows the
gain In time made by the recent change
IN the schedule Of the Central Patio.
whereby the overland now leaves at $50
p. 4. instead Of $50 A: n, - formerly:
Formerly the overland train left San Fran.
cisco 81 $50 A. ~; arrived ct Ogden ct 9
A. u. Of the second day. II Council Blufs
at 4 p. u. Of the fourth day. ct Chicago d
lP. =. Of the 9th day, and at New York
att A. -. Of the sixth day. two and one.
half hours less than seven days for the
trip. Now. the train leaves Ban Francisco
at $50 p. n; arrives at Ogden st $50 An
Of the second day. at Council Blufis At P
4. Of the fourth. ct Chicago ct $50 ?. \,
Of the nth. and at New York at $50 Of the
sixth, or e:l5 San Francisco tms-preseni
actual running time ak days, three hours,
and fifteen minutes.
Under he present arrangement. the
Eastern mails arrive st il:S4 A. =. instead
Of AS p. H.. and the business man gstl
his letters on the same day they arrive
here. instead Of on the following day. u
formerly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
The Conklingits stalWarts-Platt .
Detrimental lppendage = They
Want Him Cut on.

We4s AAh@
New Yolx, June N.-Ths Tribune
says: Ex-senator Conklins. who was
In Warrington yesterday. autographed
ex-senator Plat that be would reach this
city this afternoon. Plat and Conkling
will 60 to Albany tonight to continue
their hopeless nshs for the s~snatorships
which they resigned. Vice PRECEDENT
Arthur will also. return to the State
Capital to assist Conkling in any way
be may direct. The relations between
Plat and Vice President Arthur have
not been very cordial since Plat de-
festsd Crowley in the raos for the Ben
storship last winter. There IL also
stalwait authority for stating that Plat
and Conkling are not - cordial In their
relations - the public might suppose.
They frequently 60 70 Albany on trains
only q few hours apart. and return In
the came way. apparently with the pur.
poss Of not being thrown together any
more than 10 necessary. A friend Of
Coukline said yesterday that the q.
Senator depended . good deal upon the
Vice P~rssidsnt's assistance and very
iitals on anything Plat might do.
It appears that Vice President Arthur
charges the downfall Of the machine
upon Plat. he says Plat. to make
sure the defeat Of Crowley to the Senate
and secure his own election last winter.
entered into On agreement with the Ad-
m~inistration Republicans TO support
Robertson for any o6aos for which the
President might nominate him. This
wss made known to the President, and
General Arthur says that without this
agreement Robertson would not have
been nominated until the question had
been frst discussed with sConkling. Who
would not then have felt called upon to
rssign. Conkling now. IL 10 said. begins
to view this matter In somewhat the
same light - Arthur, and there are RI.
mors growing Of . willingness on his
part to make Plat Q scspesost.
There is eroving opposition mani
Tested BY the Stalvarts TO Governor Cor
nell. A distinguished member Of this
Wig Va Wv PeAsy sea3 yssssAosy sass
thsrs 10 NO disguiains the fact that the
Governor does not longer sympathixs
with Conkling. He refused to attend
the conference the other night at which
Conkling made his and-monopoly
speech. What the Governor wants II
the long term. Conkline. however. has
ceased TO place any eon6dsncs In the
Governor. Conkling went to Washing.
ton. according to n Of his friends. to
attend TO sons personal afairs; among
other things TO surrender his rooms
there. which he hes been keeping since
his resignation. Hs admits that he
does not expect to b reelected. This
friend said he only hoped 70 throw the
contest over 10 another Legislature. and
thus b able 10 return and dictate his
succsssor.
Plat said yesterday that Dspsw would
b out Of the race this week, alter which
the Legislature would adjourn without
slscting anyone. Hs made Q similaf
prophecy Q week aeo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

Among the numerous claimants OF the
Powell comet 10 the Reno Gdsstts. That
~prstsntious sheet has The insffabls cheek
10 suppose that the comet wa frat an.
neunesd to the world through III col.
umns. II speaks very isarnsdly about
the length Of its tths somst's) tail. and
insists that Il should Be- called the Gdscts
comet. Il may Gazette Il a. long - Il
p,sasss hus banda %. That comet b.
louss to Mr.. Thomas Powell Of Gold
Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
stocks In New York.

NEW Yoax. June 2s.-Ths report that
the control Of the Houston and Texas
road has bssn purchased In the Hunt
ipston interest ID from the Commercial
BuAstin. Vanderbilt and his follower
are encouraging lower prices. .spssu.
lativs brokers for the most part are
bears, and large spectators who are
In the long run bulls are apparently
leaving the market alone. Vanderbilt
may loon get ready to join them In I'd.
yancina prices.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
Forlorn Hone.

SAX FaAsc1soo. June 2s.-Last nigh.
. notorious safe cracker. Jimmy Hope.
was captured BY the police In an attempt
to rob the bank Of +. Bsrton & 90,
Hope and his pal had hired rooms ovsl
the bank. cut through the door to the
top Of the vault. and had got nearly
through that when discovered. The
other burglar escaped over the roofs OIL
adjoining buildings.