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, 1881-08-18

becoming moro heated as tho time tor The pro.
relters 10 Arrivo drow near. Mr.. stoph cn
w wo,i So II iisIla tho .herry street hrldau firtt.
f ser o' and ( 70 tsk T"s o's' aSS
bet As,ho a,lt started rst 7, Gn1 ,naIntsnc, 7. .s1
s9 s rs:Sn y y he ' sss. NJ @ NJ S sa sase
iiNut entsre THO raeo with great carIcstnu,ss ,s,,
md nf ovrsc eax9 grsat ~. ntorios to 70 ~, wny s
away avn, frpm tho oshor.. Ono saId thoro was 4
bid ulai!ty of conl takcn u, at D1t1aln: sl,e
%hss %sol Il hs oat rs t W. sr as
rTht rsst tic oihor. Tho faat ID Tho bnais nro
70 yon! = ne n a ircspssts tnns ~ Is .ca ,e
Twu individuals oil tho .lock catt,c very near
lavlnH aet-to reEnrlnx tho raca The nm, nm,
ii IL tic lost hatnor, md 10 nut hositatS to- my
ina'ie wis certainly gratifying to all.'
NEW usE OF CAxAtrn0ATs.
}utrato Couritr: '"rto low fruights on tho Grie
oihor clnnnuls. Tor moro rotlu,,orattyo o,lploy.
who control several ranRl *tearlcrs and ronsufts,
n trEq , shat takes T. not lHk tha3 and s%,s; y
Dwtier or. tho ttcamur Jonathan sci.tllo md
81 se''ass ahe6ys ' r." aH'' ost % 1orty:sSs s es
t1s: Ss:s1s q s9b Tns s s w vii, ~ aot crsy f4aiysbt
i%sk Is s i!n.ia; fsaa gSvel.aS Il y ee,,s !%r
t tos viii Vii i ia&e :'lo risks s bo,t Or enrHo u,
such II vut,tarc; hut Mr.. H., nn!hlng sla.;Mnte.i. M
ass'ns esse ior % tas n,sks 10 has' o s seos
anu corsort aro expcetc to nrriSe hero to-s',or.
row night, and wl stArt on thoir t'nyel tril' M Z:
The ANN s!nloney is = fuw hont. t.st !!nlshH:i
Uni sl, nr INV fhm Mr1o.inv M n,ny bU thought
, 1881-08-18
BADEAU.
4 Striking md Remarkable Feature
Of His Alleged Riinttry.
f.,rrraun,d,ure t!i,trfnn.tIi ftafet}t.

a f441t nj n
.riris A,trrrti aaintpry.
tarrtsmut.r-r t.inrInu,;i t,nrs,,t.
,.r ,,,,,,.,,rr,., a., is-,rhn amt r,,ttr.
:, hAsf'N"'"H. aus ,,.. ~ "rs. rs.'"
tl0lis Ut ladea'rs aliesett I'istofy 1uI''l onc
Ut Its ,hDst remarkable features. Ills Vol-
lt,,les are f,tlt Of ttlouI. Thu tlrst statement
nf I, n,ntirr n,ni its cnnt rn,lEctIon urs sO,nc.
t,.,", ~ ., H., ~, ,.iro ,,ni,,,no f:ot.
aill'ts sst''inteu ny ~ u'!t'o so1..'.; "u.
eli'ily tiioy are ol4'uc.l w ~ e'ot elt.u', ~
mid OIL SerGrAl OCCASIONS tf1uy apl>ear Ill tlo
s,llne c1lAptor. lit Ypyrrul Instances tlley nru
rn,ut rnr,,, nocl ,,tl,nr NJ, ut,orn,lfuu ,,nu,s
1ou'i i"e'"6 e"e.t uSios =, w '"ee'oe y. '1s
mil 01lcGs 1T IcnSt, tlley nru Drought to9ether
III the snInt, I,tiif ungc Considering tho fact
tI,r+ 1tnIo,,, ,,.,u Irtnn,, rura ,vrttt,ur ravix
.'''' p"ue'" "ss "tt1sA 5en'o "t"sf o'
tlu further fnct that nil tho N1ctRl records
weren't lis disposal, these curious coi,tradEc-
tUs entl scarcely bU explained upon my
other theory t!,nll tlI1e their a1lt9r lluugeu
too generously in London club life.
Il gUWl illustration nf tho contradictions on
ounnyit 1Mrrs Ia NtiOrtlrd l>y what 13utigatl
,vriima ri It'll. Srnndr. i'm ,nrn jWi VCI1,Il,u
II INC ~ fnIin,v,mr nMniotfnn ia rtvnI, froti, r,
-, -, ,.4o v. n",,,,r"rJn~ 20 shn nro
.1. MIrn NJ ~, Si..o'n mi SI%r,,.,,,,. "s'0 '
na'. -. . ~, 49,.
9iltsrs for i.rup rUtt,n,n,ds ihuyo con,G in co-
tnrt with, ii thojr soryjers r bu rewarded liy
promotion Il, ti1u r,ilk OF Mnt0r cnera III tho
rcylslnr nrlny tho lionar would b9 worthlly be-
, 1881-08-18

Nlaek blrch IL rapldly com!ng into favor.
ana eau be uasi!y stained tQ ras0u11e walnut
exactly. Ii u ju.t ~ casy 10 work. and y sn!t.
uil0 tor uuarly II hot all tho purposes 70 wnieh III
sauio color 2 chorry, bit tho latter wood !. noT noT
soasso, ana contaslontIy dsas. i T. Wy asto IT.
b tGo1sand feet. whiIo birch wuOl can h9 put-
chased al my saw MILL for u per thousand fsoi.
Wheu pEopufly stained It - alIuost !np9ss!6le %
iljstinxu!sb tue ttIlrrscco between It aud walnut,
III It IL susceptible oF beautiful posh. equal t
any wsxA llDw used III tho nanutxetutu u
turnttIlrp, la tho turt3tS throughout DutAtit
blrrh grows in abundance, especially u tho laud
, 1881-08-18
TAKING THE CENSUS IN ALABAMA.
III lbs Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.

lor srmxas, Ar'., Aug, 5l'lly l;: c: was vas
"p.' "p1nr"i c,oss i"rr"lv nredonnt.d. m md re-.
lates somo Of tho difficulties attending ms
labors. Having bcon born ai'd raised III tho
s.,, tha nSrrnes nv "' "l was tuIv connetsnt to- u
~ .., ~ sm.,, 11a,mn,,or ha,,,, :, nnn,o.
ctt"ko sn, @ .s nso t'.Is onn wi , s,.snicnn v
crat, no WIS lookea upon VIII s.tspieion , w
tho negroes. many Of wlloin thought thcre
W.. .n,,,,,o sano rof,,uo, r,tr,rht IN M.
sos sro"uue nu' a ro,a"s his aS,eri. "
swer my tl1estlohs. ie relates Als eSi'ell
ence with one which Is n fAtr: example, Of
nllnlly. After expiatnlnE ! 10 gllolo larry TIC
objects, etc,, lln nsketl ''!ul iila namS;, ,,.
snow, Mus lvllluttl, dunno. What fnr.
iny ias ui,,ssu.s'
".Ml.ere ..Sp .a,', Wgss tgas,inv yo,' porn''
"llow Old aro You ~
moyu Il, AIal)1ln when | was els CROWN. 1t
wnr tiiu yor Wligll dat sJitgeSB. rlln,led for
| si,nle hfK 0iltS, llul SnUk1 ut tlO pOplnT
! Springs, Your m 'Momhers 1t wetl.h
| H;ffst, i would say yOal r.re about G0Y'
specs tl.ats about right" ~,
vau rnjsp.M NJ Mantl ln,w il,ioii .'s
IVY s"Wail' WHIT las s yer III work fur parl OF dc crap,
and t|lcro was Il mighty bud dronf, and
I .itin,t inf1rno nny ollf,"
HiinVe y0,l lily AGRICULTURAL implements ~
uAmv wfint pr -'
mrn1ts tl1at YOU work with 10 make q
cropv"
20 yes, sir. | got turn plow, mn u
, 1881-08-18
THE M0NEY-URDER SYSTEM.


pI4INEsvlLLE, O., Aug. tG.-1n your lssuo
ct Aug. IL Is tho "New Money-Order rlan"
for sending IS or less by postal orders. with |
tllngrn,A Of tho proposed now orders.
Tlioro ara three popular objections to nloll- |
ay.0rtors as now Issued:
!. The sulldor Is required to I'LL out tho
"Applicution." ......
?. rho payeo is often at much trouble to
identify himself.
3. Tho payee is often unnblo to Rct pay be-
cause tho 'atlylce" Is not yet received.
To compensate for all tltls 1t Is claimed
that the system affords absolute security.
Eut now 1t IL proposed tu Issue orders for
s. or less, payable to "bearor," and atfordtng
10 n,oro security thali wllan bank bills or
stamps nre sent in tho mall. And yct this
new nionoy.ordor will require
Tho Issuing Postmaster to I'LL eight blanks.
punch three lIoles, tear the order from a
book anil stump 1t, mid each week report to
Washington ,.,l account OF evury order thus
Issued, with all ita details, taken, from tho
stubs III tho book.
Although payable to bearor, the payment
must bp recoIpted by bearer.
Tho paying Postmaster must then put Ills
stamp nn 1t, credit himself With tho payment
| III q book ,nalo for tllo purpose, giving all
| tho details OF tho order, null uach week rD-
port u ful! copy OF thls book 10 Washington,
accompanied with the orders thus palts.
Finally MI army ut clerks must ba kept at
Masn''lku" ~ oH"...'''o o'1ts ua.', ~ e.u
NJ oyery Item on all tn CSC thousands Of
weekly renorla,
Nav tnrs'n,'ch ~ tl,,s syslem Ia IN afford
WV, sa,S,r. ~ s ,n:tnsH - rts
brous plan, why not furnish tla New York
postal ortlors, % OF, n"re properly. postal notcs,
Ill printeu complete, OF suitable form, size,
70. 10. u. %, aild d. conts, St, 80, III, ii, aid
S5.-fn iii fourteen ailfeso,lt forms, with no
blanks 10 iii, except two places for attach.
ilolcs @ for ioss tllaIl 81, ,~' 49,"
, 1881-08-18

Nc.Ir n. =. Ayagy. StuskoR9n. iaht
SctIr Mt1rIo MuoliuF, EharlovNlx, !Hlit.
fciir Andrew Jnckaor AiGAkcEOn. ll9ht.
Sohr AdlTnnGnc, GfHIid llMfon. light.
hcaf i. tfnwfUrsl. EnasYIilg. light ,,....
Nrbr Sotjkh ltnyNn, I'hckHEda Itett itRnI.
Hci,r i;oltisn Fleece, Bnt1Alo. MHn bli fnxscod.
fc!if ii, ". i'lxu, hlnItn. 5D,.jl bu cosn.
Hciir Hilogtt, l.IdlHgtin. lKht:
Hcjlr III, joseph, MuskcKDi,, light: ,,x.
FEilr City Of ErHnd l1nyen. tSrniid liaSnhs uEHts
Hcflr ift1. Worth, SuHkGxuH. Tight
ehr AcItsas l,or. llp5% 5 ~ Y, IL sqG. IT,
Hehr tchnytktll, Eric. y un hu cosn.
Hchs Norman, MenHHnuG, tHhk.
Hchr u ii, jjnvis, NnHlnnw, light.
Hcnr ,IUahlO fluyt, Ford dttFHt+ lRlt: ~.
Hchr Minnie SlAliaon, EhehuJKhn. thuH ba oo&as
Hchf htntng, It, Jakgpal. llXllt-
Hctr g. il. ItIllnAtDn, MnntEsee. 1Sl1t,
Hchr }fGiYetin, Cleveland. 1Ene.
Eci,r folicitUus. LndlnRinA, fsHtlf.
Schr Ethan Alien. Frnnktnrt. Ef1t.
Erfir i}hrrat Amlttl, CHliar Rlyor. light. so ,on j.,
Hclr lusalu Martin, Maskcson l'au na oass' u" vi
curl. .,
Echr .j0ses, AiMsksnnn, ltxit.
bchr j. V. Taylor, Mauistee. Light.
, 1881-08-18
AROUND THE LAKES.

lUIclo Ntattf: "frhB rAca hetwuou Tho propel-
lcrs Hussol Hayo mud Johu q, Gnult WIS oslo IT
tho most exciting that has uecurrMa On Lake
Eric tor !o,lxth OF tlno, and ~ tho hu~s Of the
race had reached the city several houTs befoso
The prupellets arrivod ut thus port largo nulu'
her Of people had gathered along- the whar.cs
10 see tho vessels como IN. The good qualities
nr each vessel wcre nightly laudrd. Quo sntd thu
hapu tnuih clip tho Guilt, whtlo a'anther de-
rlurea that the Qault want .cunluou alnusc-
I.tal' Tor tho 6agc, aud ~ II went. both sldcs
, 1881-08-18

An immcnso turtle was towed to the dook op:.
post the Fa!t9n Masket yestGssSiiay G.Sisy had
aiior two days struggle, Tho turtle Il about
nlne foot long and weighs probably 4.Q00 pounds
sbapo and from tho marks. Oh tho top shall,
whluh, % says the fable. sugEoated 70 Apollo the
form II bis harp. Thn isah Of tho lyfe turtle Il
chthY0t0gy, says TINT turtles Of this s}oGics aro
vory rare. and mono hAso ltel. on exhibition fOr
many yours. a tlne specimen was burned Ut
thp i{re III Uasuum'a Museum III thla olly.
, 1881-08-18
MISCELLANEOUS,
4 NEW STEAMBOAT COMHlSATI0S.
SptctaG Ddpdtct to The Chicago Tribune


MoxrlsEAI, Aug. 1T.-A now and promising
combination is.on tho tMpis here. It Is proposed
by tho Ut. Lnwrenoo Steamboat Company to 3otn
hanl3 with tho saglonay Steamboat Company
m m a he T. ofor to SasS
now now Ii Cantins look hers, viii 10 purehased
an asssnrars all fs tse rvos ~ 10 HUI
up In tho paaatsal style Of Tho St. Lawrence
w ha ,nS %ner tno
enterprise VIII Gc we'll advertised throughout
tho States md Canada. TING now continuation
rs hnyo novor yet bonn known on tho Ut. Law
AsIioWE At WHITE ROCK.
Special DApattA to, Ihs Chicago T1tbunt.
p0lr IlulsoS. stlch.. Aug. l1.-Snws VIVA re-
wis ashore at Whto Hook. This WIZ cnnar1nc!l
inr and i(9htor be sent at once to tho Wnrokon
md schooner Delaware. ashore on tho ruof AZ
% % sSSee p pS.n sesseis sss Sssis.a,ce The sia
sosy Fh aa a1anti9 9 sse 1 @ s sg
from northeast to southwest.
nEINa cur IN TW0.
sptetal Dtspaten to Ins chteaoo 1stbsnt.
MnNrnnAl., Aug. .l7.-Tho work Of quitting tho
s If S iH ,xo yasss, s 'sSR 5 ps e.
livided by broakinE nK tho rvets at tho joint OF
Tho platcs aft Ut tho toromnst md onEtu. Tho
tsntMpnnA Ii lntonded 10 carry grain IN tao
upI,ur lakcs,
| AN ACTIVE DEMAND rut yEssE1S.
Hpteias Dlpatth to Tas Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. l7.-Thcre wna Rn
aativo .lunand fur yossoia to Load wheat for
Ch'c,lgo, a,su rntcs Allvnneot! 70 III celts. Tho
ci,urtcrH Wcr9 tho Hchuo,lurs II. ~. SGt,Vo Atad
ltascs,, eapacity 4I,UtU u,she,at at ~ confB.
l. ROUGHLY Used ~ 4 Squalls
| Spsetas Dispateh TO Ths Chteaeo Tribune
| MILWAUKEE, AtK 1T.-ntlrinK II stlnalt Of!
KenOshn OH MnnliAy the echpuner j. II. l'0niett!
kIlrl.g her fureJnAst, s1lincs1 her t'0wsprt, nnd
txt her tb ligbnIrs arc tCluK made at thta port
| HOME INTn nlty-D,CK.
| Special Dtspateh to Ihs Chteaeo Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Aug. 17.-The Scow ForrGat
went iNtn try.tlnuk tu.taay fue now storm, And
tho spartun to slo,t II LUX.
L. TllE -rtjC LEVIATHAN.
| Special Dtsratsh to Tns Ch.enao Tribune
| MlhWAukEE, Wis, Aux, 1s.-Tho tug LoyA'
than Init horn this afternoon for loahtlHo, fr0n
whcnrU sho will tow ruff Ut loKs to T"o Rivera
| MuAK ECON LuAltEN SHIPMENTS.
| Srettal utpatth to Ths Chicago Ifibuns.
! MUsKEanN, Miuh., Aug i7.-tiearAncca TO-
| t1uy, twenty, Lun0or shipments. I,ooS.VN fueI
, 1881-08-18
r0 The PUBLIC, !,

Thero can bo M batter glss1,shsd u hsa
piEy Than tue baso and wNthlesst. Kslifft ~ ~
them, aa thern aFo Fuse lsasolyetans sna s -
pills. lie sure and ask fof ~ - 1haf Jq1 W.
that tho paule "kRdMay" u VI
, 1881-08-18

Ff1nco Napoleonss Hleottou Manifesto.
PAIlly Aug. l.-,Tho following ia what pelnoo
Napoleon has 10 say on tho prosont political sls"
uatlpu IN France:
UENrhkNnN; Your electoral prpRraM ably OK
,,osGa nur situation. France " being etlAottc pY
iuen whV HGe thg alRYCt Vt ono party Ihe duty
, 1881-08-18

From WhItu i.uku ..........u........ I'm
From J}rand Haven. .................. !B:i
From Muskogol,........ .........."" ,tE 1.tE;a
Tno above rates aro those paid for sn!llng
vessels, stcen.-barges carrying lumber from
dock to dock ut III crnts loss from ofai'a
coal rnElunrs.>
N, chunucs wero roportctl In conl frotuhts |
.s,.,, r-,r, Inn 1owcr 1,akn p,rts. tho |
i,suros sti,, rc,'n'ulns at sisa from i'lalo. and
<-''' ''o"' ~" ,,,s ,Sv. ,,,s,,uav1,
fri. ~ e' t.'ns,n1 !, 1,ilmau4 nf tina 11nion
Ing c"ses " u.o'Hv 4ea. i,'.r,n -. n numvcr
Towing Company. Joan j.. nsson T. ~. Mn',nset 1A..
John'l EDWARD van 'na'seo,i' u'u '.. suauo ..'
son, owners Of tugs plying In Tho r!vcr' SUN.
luonql before lo!Ice.1uasc9 Wallace. or tno
Ar1nory Police Court, W Ollecr lonah9o, ae-
acd Look tSr yoa9s of ss ire wnsts Vstor
t!!nunce, Wclo cA'T T nitt, *,it"r tn;t not
!1ay attetunH n .,n ~" or IN ,shstira mn tho ttus
swear 70 tao H. a"E ";,,t, ~ tnsr1, tnnti md I'D
rhsrmes asnllst Mcssrs. Uils1l,l1l nt byron wrro
dismissed. Tho cases Ut Messrs, Vnn DalstoIl
nd Johnson woro continued ut their Fe!nest.
How d ease rnn ever be n,Mno out Aka'ust th9
tugmun It Il naFd 1 10 1 ,soIr ywnstes FS AID The
ocer has no authority to 70 o. Goat . ano tMxs H
for 'ao Ha@ sSot thn t,,yars a,f tho tatus viii
j. r. ~. mnIvy sIy hi,n IN thn in nrtinr itt t0kp
ibeir ihelre dtmensons. ga s,!9m .'1' 0' >' '' ~'
r,,v srp4 uroAr ttNta
...ns THE ,,c1s"nn"r sas"mnv"f .,oo,ar ] 1nwrcpco,
INC etepant a 1Mnrs ~ Inn Nnrtharn Michiau
CAPT. ;inMcB toumo.s. na ~ ,'s.,,. @ & M hs,EI'se
anu at iii way por,s. Those wishng to visit any
Of ihs hcautiful watorlng-pLacos botwcan hero
mud Mncknaw viii Ind t6o Lawronee NJ thut is
csf for an a sao ana oso
,!,at ollcu travel On h!s iuo boat ni,d nndcr Ills
tnrn nrU htlro to want to ropeAt thtir trip.
Wester,l Transportation Line will leRvc th!s port
Sanrs Syqning ' fer nm1o az e gu o. nee
md Comfort, ai,d are connandel by Experienced
aud cnretuL senncu. those desiring ~ takn =! .
, 1881-08-18

rs these postn1.u0tos would provo 10 t'o, sec
u,ld only, .lal probably equal. to ll,a nof,al~
i,arIa. II. u. IL
, 1881-08-18
Disease and its Curo," as follows: 1'''o %
LIST OF DISEASES Cu1lED NY
RADWAY'S
SagsapariI[iian ReSo|rult,

Chronie skin ,,, Diseases, cases et the Hone, 1,u.
Tnnatral h9p!t q nody syEhs ga
1nckets, White Swnlltng. scald lfcAJ. UtcrIns
Affections, Cankcrs, uiandular swcliinas, Eodts
Wasting and Decay OF tho lotiy, ptmncs ~
Blotcbcs, Tumprs, Dyspepsia Kidney and I,'ai,
der Diseases, Chrohip Kheumntism and iinNt
Consumption, Gravelt and Caculous Dop0a!fet
and rariettDs OF tho ab0ve. conlpatuts to Which
soInetirues nro Rlycn speeious names. '''~N
We assert that ther0 ts no known remedy thst
Possesses tho curative power over the,s diseases
by stop, surely from tho foundation, and rcatorsd
tbe injured parts to their sol,nd condition, The
Wastes Of tho body, arc stopped, aud hetithy
blood IL supplied to tho system, from which neH
material Is formed. This ls tho first rorrerflys
power OF Hallway Resolvcnt.
III chseA Whoro tho System has beep sa{tyated
aud Mernl1ry. QUICKSILVER, Corrosive SuhIltuats
hRve accumulated and become depoeiiod IN ths
bones, Joints. etc., causing cariea Of the boutt
rickets, spinhl curvAtures., contotttons, whlts
awslltngs, vnricose yolns, ETC.. tho ssssapalIll
uRto tho virus OF the disease from tho systerl
II those who arc taking these medicines fos
| tho cure OF Chronic 8crofuIous or ByphIluo
cn6es, however slow r1ay 10 tho ctrc. "fecl Bal.
| ter" and find thoir general health improving,
their tfgeh aud weight increasing, or even keep.
ing its OWE, 1t Is suro align that tho cure Is pro-
gressln8- In these dteoRsea tho patient either
gets bettor or worse-the virus of tho dEsslsa il
not inactive; II not arrested and driven ftnm ths
blood It Will spread and cont!nuo 10 underm!no
tho constitution. Az eoon as the sarsapaEiIla
| you will grow better and increase IN health,
1 4trnn1kh. and f1a4h..
, 1881-08-18
Ri DIY1f Y'S READY REL1nr
HEALTH lS WEALTH.
Health Of Body Is Wealth Of Mind.
RADWAY'S
Sarsaparil|ian
RES0LvENT,

puro blood makes sount1 flesh, strons b,.
clGnr skin. II you woutd hnyo yo,lr t..ro Tead
your bones bound. Without carries, n xnr nSr urn,
Plp1,9i, 1n5r, VIZ 1sADwAY's HAIiyAragIfGS'a. agIGa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-08
small Boy Rua Over.

Frank Read. Q boy about nine years
old. fell from . wood wagon about $50
o'clock this afternoon. the front wheel
passing over his body between the navel
and the brsast.bons. Frank Gallagher
was driving the wagon, which had just
been loaded with wood ct the depot.
Before starting he told the boy to get of.
and presumed that the little fellow had
done 90. bat 1t seems be but left the seat
and after the team bad gone about fifty
yards. either fell urdsr the wheel or at.
tempted to jump of and Was caught BY
the wheel. A doctor was Immediately
called. He found that the boys spine
and ribs were injured. but could not
determine ct ono whsther there were
internal injuries sustained or not. The
lad appeared to be in great pain and
medicine was administered to ease him.
and the doctor remained by his side to
ascertain II there vert Internal bruises.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-08

A meeting Of the Storey County
Teachers Institute will be held at the
Fourth Ward School.houss. Virginia.
tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock. The
programme for the occasion 10 ss fol-
lows:
Committee ON Musio-Miss j. L.
Brophy, Miss J. A. Nicholson. Miss III.
E. Cashion and Miss F. Lynch.
Essay By Mills Van Wagensn-Ths
writer to select his own subject.
Discussiou-T. J. Booher. I. b. Gray.
Miss d. Mccoy and Miss Dryer.
Select Rsadipgs-Mrs. A. N. Potter.
Miss Msckey and Miss K. Connolly.
Discussion BY Instituts-That the
pupils attend school in their respective
wards.
Essay by Miss E. siingsrland-"How
to Teach Grammar"
Discussion Miss n. 0'Farrell. Miss
Habieht. Miss Nicholson and Mis- bet.
teurieder.
It is to be hoped that those named on
the programme will attend and perform
the duties assigned them. The public
generally are invited to be present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-08

A young lady 10 Virginia 10 reported to
have rid herself OF . boor Who frequently
called on her. in an effective yet truthful
manner. She saw him enter the gate
while In her bedroom. When called .
moment alter by her mother. she
answered that It was impossible for her
TO come out Is sho had her night dress
on. Which Was . fact as she bad slipped
it over her other clothing. 1t 10 hap
psnsd. however. that the young fellow
had seen her through the window a. he
entered and before she was habited In
white, and he thought she was telling an
untruth. The desired effect was OBJ
tanned. and 1t won't DO changed In the
least whom he learns the young lady
would soorn to tell . lie even 20 get rid
Of him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-08
Grand Rush OF Settlers Into the
Ute Country.

DESvrE. September s.-Advioss from
the Southern Indian Agency state that
the Utss were started for Utah some ten
days ago. The White River Utss went
pssoesbly. On the 25,h Of August. the
day set for their removal. about 100 Un.
o~ompahgre braves. With their squavs.
started for the new reservation, but the
remaining 700 braves not coming they
turned back. The Commissioners. be.
ing unable to induce them to 20, tsle-
Rraphed to the Secretary Of the Interior.
and orders were received to turn the
Indians over to the troops present. nun.
bering about 600. In command OF Gen.
Mckenzie. Mckenzie gave the Indians
until Sunday morning, the 9th. to pre-.
pare. They were at Arst incliued TO stay
and aaht. but finally got ready and were
started Sunday morning. Immediately
after the departure Of the Indians settlers
began to Hock In. Yesterday there was
Q grand rush and nearly oil the land 10
the valley. for Q distance Of twenty miles,
10 already taken. The air 10 hlled with
stories Of fsbulously rich mineral strikes
In the mountains near there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-08
Trial or she cs,ek.. Thief.

A jury was secured this morning With.
out trouble In the cass Of All Long,
charged with attempting to commit bur
slsry on the Sis. day Of last May. and
the trial proceeded with. It will be re-
msmbsred that the defendant vas arrest.
cd for attempting to rob the chicken
house OF r. MsrcouI. on the Divide.
and several implements used 10 plying
his vocation we're found In bis possess
ion. All Long is . Chinamsn. above
the usual height. has small. very brish,
black eyes, and an unusually intelligent
expression. He has served . term In
the Nevada State Prison. and 10 looked
upon a. q desperate criminal BY the po.
lice officers. Ths case was called Ut
l0:l5. the testimony was taken, the Ar
Rumsuts made. and . verdict OF guilty
returned by the jury at ll:l6.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-08
BUT Tx FEAR NOT
BED Hot Railroad Reduction -
Cheap Travellng-0nly Five DOL
Lara trnm thicag0 fO BOatOu.
from III.

CHICAGO. September 8.-Whst seems
likely 10 be the grsndsst and most az.
er.ssivs railroad war Of history has
broken out aud 10 already raging with
great bitterness among eastern trunk
lines, q rates between here and New
York and Pennsylvania. The Baltimore
d Ohio aud trunk roads have met the
heavy cut made day before yesterday
by the Vanderbilt lines. The Psnnsyl.
vsnia road has met the cut both to New
York aud to Boston. Tho Baltimore
aud Grand Trunk met only tho New
York cut. The latter roads are selling
straight limited tickets. The Vanderbilt
roads still sell on the rebate plan. To.
day the Vanderbilt roads begin selling
tickets for Ave dollars on the rebate plan
from here to New York. six dollars to
Boston direct, and $40 rs to Boston via
New York. The Grand Trunk On.
nounces that II will today make . i've
dollar rate to Buffalo aud nine dollars to
New York. by the Erie from Buffalo or
via Boston with two days Of 10 Boston.
They will also sell round trip tickets
from Chicago to Boston and return.
good for thirty days. for ten dollars.
The Michigan Central has heretofors
had q case OF Michigan Central tickets IN
the depot OF the Chicago 4 Grand Trunk
road. but withdrew them today, aud will
hereafter sIl Grand Trunk tickets OF
Grand Trunk issue over the Michigan
Central and Grand Trunk roads. 10 re-
tslistion the Grand Trunk gives. notice
that II will transfer its line Of Pullman
slesp.rs. from the Michigan Central 10
tho Chicago & Grand Trunk, and will
use them as q line bstween Chicago and
Buffalo.