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SPORTING NEWS,
Serious Charges Against Members Of
The Philadelphia Ball Club.
Close Of tho Races Mt Srfngflc1d j.
Mngs.---Other Turf News.
The o'leary WaIking.Match at
the Rink.


THE TURF.
THE RACES At VAN VERT, o.
snteiat D,snat<h to The chseaao Tribune,
VAH WgNy, O., Aug, 2l.-Ehs frat of to.tnys
racoa ~aa won by Cray Dan, o"nod by l.. A.
uyast. OF Grant County. in threo straight hoatB'
Time. 5:03; Sol; 500,
In tic lrottiug rnco, tho first heat was won by
Lucy iii a2s; tho second heat by cotson-pickor
in 2:35; tho Third loat was dead lont-time,
2::3c; tho foursl, heat by Cottop-l1c)cr IN
2:35; ard tho hfth heat by the aaule horso In
2:3t. Tomorrow s the last day.
CLOSE OF THE nacEs - a. A. %itKEsnAnRE L5aas rA
W,hNEsnAnRS, pa<, Ang; 2.-Desp'te tho
than 6,DD0 people Witnessed tlo cloHo Of tho full
races Il. Leo Turk thta attornoon. Tho trot for
2:3s hoyseA. for r,,tae Of 91.000, waB tho first
called, with nino atartora, aud was won BY tho
bay gelJing Frank Wood. If Rochester, N. Y.
Tiinc. 2:st1S5, 2:s 2:95, 237el. IN this raco tho
Chicago Ioiso doorgo judd "aH distaucod III tho
TIo accond purfo was for $1,000 for 2:27
hoteoH. There woro six ol,trlcs. and tie race
laoct,ostrr. II. I. iimo, s3s115, 2;s5G. 2:ss1.
TIE HrnIEnFtELp. MASS. RACES.
s,vt,ui ihs, attA to 7ht Cheaaa 7rlbnne.
SrptSur1Etu. hlans,, Aug. 2t.-I'osdny gayo 4
hrilaut tIn,p1 to tho four days meeting Of tho
l1a.npdon Park Association. ailtt tho ~ ,0o0 poo
plo present Witnessed tho conclusion OF tho 2:as
aud '2;2d races, postponed from yesterday, and
tho regular racca Of tho day III tho
9:a1 and 2:20 classes. Bella, the winner Of tho
fourth aud fifth hcatH in tho 2:38 race yester-
,lny, won tho eighth heat ard tho race
tu-lay, in 2:3o'9., Louisyle Girl takes the
se 10 oa Il ea q ooper tho Who shs won the the
first leut in tho 2:2G race, took tho fifth and
gixth to-day in a:26 nnd 2:24a4, winning tue hrst
aud fo,1rth money. lilo second money COOS to
Z. L. foung, and tho third TO afanbriho Git.
Kansas Chiof won the 2;91 race ir tho second,
third, md fourth heats, Flcoty Goi1dnst taking
tho titBt. Iinle, 2:25, 529, 1926, 2:27. Floety
Geddust takes tlle second money, Stewart Ma
1oney tho third, antl Dina|, The fourth.
Tho closng race Of tho meeting, in tho 2:20
clnss, was Won by 0losser IN the third, fourth,
aud attn heats, Canioss taking the first. and
Motto Tho second. Titno, 2:20t1, 2:19a1. 2:214,
e:23, 2;27ys.
Tntratha won tho 2-1nlo hurdle-raco. over
Crows Meat nnl Ned I1anEou, In 4:5t
Tho Association regard this az one OF the boss
meetings tley ever held The woathor has bcoa
reY fs'e, tho a,toudanco large, the horaos faat,
.na tile resulta of tue uaetlng generally satis-
FnFfnrv.
, 1874-08-22
Two Daring fkNbbrr1cRs
!qtecfnF HSAnuAsh IA 1hs Th,rrpa Y'r4hnuA

spectnt Diapa&h to The Chicago Tribune.
DAyENronr. a., Aug. 21.-Iwo darling robber'
los nero committed Ii this city inat night: Two
brakemen on tho Chicago, Rock Island Il Pacific
RAifroad mot \ man named George Alison In il
saloon, and as heras paying for aomo drinks
they SSH hc had qtite largo amount Of money.
Accordingly, thoy followed tho mum out Of thu
saloon. aud as lo vas going along. Third str 1ot
they knocked hin down md took $500 me ;
vilainB wont To neok 1aland and tho othor wna
captttrod hero thia morning md Jailed. Another
leayy robbery was committed from clothiug'
atoro on pcrry s:raot. Tile amount Of gooaa
takon aInount to 5000. No olte to tho roDbora.
, 1874-08-22

Fort OF Chicago. AnR. 21.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
schr l.. II. Davis, Meno1nuee, ]nn,bor.
rrut, Civ Of Trayerre Trayorrc C,ty, M1abSy.
Scl,r Naita Woayes. D',i,can Olty, lumber.
Scur Do1,ain, LudiuHton, lumber.
Schr u. d. rrowbrifKo, C!,eboygan, }uu1ber,
schr j. +. Tracey, Aianistco, lumber.
Hchr 1etrat. A1an}atep 1t ml,rt.
Str Sea BIRD, Cleveland, cunl.
sulr City OF ini.,esyiir, Ciayelnnd, coal
rrop cein cAmp',el, na1a!o. so...
stmt Chicago, M.n!towoe, autsurios.
schr Gem, tboIlins' rier'' wood.
ScoW at. N. Dunl,nln, 11Ro>s Pier, wood.
.5chr Join =. Noyes, oswuso, sslt.
ssAr Reindeer, Uswsso, coal.
sehs Sam Cook, Osws4o, eo,l.
i;chf schr tDss'1S, cconto Tatlao. atsE.e"t soa t
Bcnr Aifre, Ba,,.[lsky coal
Prur l;urifctly. benton IIarbor, auni1rles.
PROP 81, Albums, OYdunsburx, s1niries,
f3tinr Mlskcgott, MlskeKun, sundrIes.
HcAr Niury d. Halo, cheboygan lumbar.
selr IIulcn boot, M,.skcgoii, hl1u1csA
Ychr 0lara. a1a.tsteo, lumber.
Prop ChaH. 1leftx, AIanstee. lumlcr.
Prop IL. drol., stanaleo, tunbcr.
Darge Harmony. hlanIslsc, lumber.
Hcoy a r. wl,ito Y ok. Mnnistse. l"n,!'sr.
schg Mssy Ludwig, Lu,twis'a p1sr, lumhcf.
Bcow 1Iorculcs 0ay banks, ccdur-posta.
SclIr Mary McVca Jacksopt,ort. ccdar-po4t4.
acIlr Day Spriug Ahunt,ec, bark
ychr j. 4. iIolntcs Grand Haven. bark.
schr Mary Dnoth. Knwallnoc, bark.
senr Nm. m pases' % Ii. 1osuh. !p; in,,era ''''
barge Wolyc rne. Grand ilaycfl, lumber.
is,rrp H. O. H. Mnskeaon lumber
narss 0ity y Of Graud Ilsyei,. Mmskegon, ,n,r,ncr,
Darss City Of Grand 1tnrtt,b, Atuskcgun, lumber,
8 tr 1tin Mc,,otluec lumber
brig G{a,1intor, S{upistee s1,ina1os,
, 1874-08-22

TIE 1T. LouIB RED sThHK1H68 AT srRtFdFELD.
Brn.NortELp, ILL.,, Aug. W.-Tho st. Louis
Red Stockings, tito Missouri champions. stopped
over hero to-day on their tour. and played the
Litcstys game which resnttod in fayor of the
Ncds by score Of 1G to 10. Tho game was tho
best and most hotiY contested over PLAYED Ia
Springfield. The led Stockings 20 to Chicago
to-uigas 10 play tho rranklina, who dianute with
the Iiberty's here tte right to tho a,natour
championship Of The Slate.
BENioUs CHANGES rREVEuREp AGAINST THE Plt1LA-
nELr!tlA hAaE BALL oLuB-IHE MATTER TO bE
INVESTIGATED AT ONCE.
rH1LApELpnla. Pa. Aug. M.-Forinal charges
have buen ,nalo against several OF tho playois
ol tho rhiladelatla baseball Club who nave
beon throwing saNob for nlohev. a well-known
gcutloli.tl tna<o Affidavit gu "Wednesday ngninst
III which llo w'.B umpire. one rlayor approached
him md stated that 10 Ind $1U0 but against tho
Ihnlelpl'ias, antl TINT If tho gatnu waa Close aud
he would givo decisions against the rhiladelphina
11D wouk receive $3.50. lIo also charges TINT tho
Tour other players received money ut different
tiHlea to throw gatIles, md ASSERTS that ie can
prove this beyond contradiction. The players
agai1,st whom the Berlous charges arc nude aro
very Indignant, uud deny tlat there IN any truth
whatcver in to Hta, emcut Tho Directors Of
tho bottom. mid If there ia any truth whatever
i'll Tho allegations, tic guilty membots will 10 ex-
PEELED, and thus forever prevented from playing
ngau as professionals. An nd iournol anu slrictly
ptivato meeting Tas held gu tho matter to-dny ut
Or. yoAnE'H residence, co1nor Of Filth and Ln-
curt HtroctH. 4 Committee On Investigation
wus appointed, who, nflor thoroughly aiftlng the
matter, sill rondof their rrpurt abUnt the Inter
cnd f next weak. Your corr o,pontlcnt did not
telegraph tho lato contest baiweon the rlula-
dotrhlaa aud Astlantics, III it ~as the worst md
most di+gustngly played galno Of baseball ev I
witnessed ia this country. IL thero rms no
, 1874-08-22
miscellaneous.

CH1QAi0.
Several Of tho tng-owners in this city have nado
brcak In te rates for towing ona tn3-ownsr is tow
Ing vesscla at reduction of 90 por cont of tho rcgar
rates.
Capt. ". II. Ingrnhata, OF Buffalo, owner Of the
schr Watson which wiz sunk by collision nt Paint a
recr on the night Of July aud atterMnsd got Up by
Ia no truth in the statement that she hna met wth
anothor serious accident by going aslnro ut PORT
ca,.ae her pumps gave dn aud alu as started sgai
on hcr voyage to buffalo. ........-
There are Enmors TINT negotiations are under
Board Of Trafo. 1t IL said that pArfica offer 10 raiss
hpr Tor tho vessel,
The schr Q. J, Wells haa reached puffalo with
brolstn howsprit, caused by collision with somc veE
Eel Oh tho way down.
1,Bao feet long, aud the Clay Dauks pier. 1850 feet
long, aro thu largest IN the bilore:
@ e sts tnsEo ss Of nth, s Anchor n In
load Of unbcr II feet htg, and III the aggregate tie
hrgeas Cargo wltsh ahe hus yet carried.
tho Ward I.ao over four years, bas bcsu appoln.ed
Captain Of tic prop Holland.
Tho largo lhrernastc schooner, now being built at
Two R!sesA by Hallsoll Score, Tor john nertaely,
Of Bhghoygan, will ha launched lGxt Saturday aftar
nanot! stsans'oa!s FOR hrty.tovuE years, and haa
Tho srlr II. O. Upper, which came out ear1y IN tho
soaEon AMI was into sunk In tho Wellad Cana!
on her frat return voyage, Is again III commission.
Hhu Ii at present rotsto to tho aIunoulin Islands,
on Lake ntou. Her repairs wore nearly equal to hor
Tho schra ". s. coastwaite and D. +. Bruco u tow
nf tile tug CRUSADER were driven aEhnro ih s1na1!
Crusader broke down. atl had to ret,,rn to 1nfalo.
Tho work Of removing obstrnctions ut the Lime.
kin crossing, Dotrois 4sysr, BY busting. col4He1'eod
yesterday morning, mud Will t8 pushed forward u COIN"
petion With al! pUBhblo .lIApatrh.
-Thore is fran to ~ fc0t Of wator In tho channel
tftnf frH.1ss
, 1874-08-22
THE CHICAGO DAILY TR1BUNE SATURDAY,

sympethging trlonds and rclati,os Of tho tlo-
oxorcises, which. uador tho circumstances, were
Of 4 SOLEMN and most impressive character.
Mr. MQrits il roa.ing quietly, aud with ovory
probability Of spsedy recovery. Tho doctors
have nads aevoral Attempts to probe the Wounds,
but have hot yot ronchotl tue balls.
, 1874-08-22

The Great Overland Sunday Mail Train
will leave Ohlcago, Sunday, Aug 49, at 1o:l5 a. , yin
Chicago, Rock Island l. pact9o 1tutlroad stopping at
at regular statons main line, connecting ut Onallh
with Monday morning oxprcsH for Denver and San
Franclaco
Burlington Quincy Railroads, viii hs taicn Oh this
$rb{u
, 1874-08-22
undcr tho dcepaat obligation that ono man could
owe to ht1okgr.
THE WEATHER.

WAan1HaroN, q. O., Aug. M.-Ovcr tle Lake
Region. gencraily hlghcr barometer ard lower
northwest. Uppcr MIaslsslpp aua Lower M'a-
Bo,tri Yalloya nl,tt tho Northwest higher bnrom-
etcr, lowor Temperature, winslH nloBtly from
northwest to northoaat, mud phr:ly cloudy
Weather.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, Aug. II.
, 1874-08-22

EXCURSION tcketa tn Denver, with full Information
to o,rats AZ to tho best routes to all pons Of nor
cat in Culoyado may be obtane At 81 Dearborn strao
Of O, N, pratt, Agunt K. i. II. X.
, 1874-08-22

Affair tho launtiress has washed aud cleaucl, It Is
desirable nsh, to nas tho pnrest starch Bho eau
get, Tho best IL snow-whts asd easy to s,se. uy
aalsug the grocer for Duryea's aasiu Goas Starch"
ths a,lnresa or housekcopor will bs sure to get tho
bpst urtir1p.
, 1874-08-22

Western County Conventions.

EANE C0uSTYADEnUCRATlC.
Suecial D.spatch ia 1hs ch,cago 1ribnne.
CHARLES, ILL.,, Aug, 2l.-Tho Democratic
Convuut!on mot ut Genoya to-day, and selected
tho following delegates to the State Convention:
N. G. Kin'bail. G. W. Ronwick, r. ]. Durdoll,
g. o. Wing, F. G. Garfield. James llosrington,
". N. Van Mortwiek, DIV. Annis, 4. IL. Herring
ton. 3. 7. Fridloy, L. =. Daker, e. y. Coudoo.
ADAMS COUNTY, misunderstanding.
Svectal !Nspdteh to IHt CA.caqo Tribune.
Qu1acY, H., Aug. 2l.--Iiso AdnMs County
Detnocratie conyentiou for tho appointment ot
~ this city to-day. 4. lively clastor between the
Richardson and tho Mccormick factions Ind baon
anticipated, and the results Justified the expocta
ton. Although tho NcIartl tlHon mon we're in u
nun, which proved decided advantage in the
end, Tho Chairman oponcd out in Il speech, dur
ing the course of which, ho declared TINT there
waA 10 longer any Democratic organization In
axtatoueo. This sort Of talk brought forward the
Richardson forcoa. and seone Of grent confusion
ensued. Finally, Judge Thompson. OF the Bonr-
bon faction, succeeded in getting before tho CON-
yentiop the following resolutions:
Resorcd, That the Democracy of Adams cout>y arc
OF tho bouled uu other deb,s Of tue United ataes.
~ tue Government r! M agrced M to ray tlle saH's.
s t.s e tsSs r i Il, os 5 It @ hs "ss
vol It's bonus, anu that 1t should accct its lesal
tenlcr notes In payment Of nj! tl,aes.
Tho introduction Of tticso shinplastor tlco'ara-
tfons caused another explosion, but after iuisMta
minority. This waB decided victory for tho
BourbonB, but their triumph onlsa hero A
ntotiou prevailed directing tho Chairman to
appoint . committee to ,amo dolegatos to
Springfield aud here was where tho nlcNardson
nian got bsat. Tho Chairman packed the Com
zalttoo, aud the delegates woro aoleolcd nc
oorains1y. Cxi Mcha slson, however, IL one Of
tho 'tolosates. Tho hght to-day developed tho
Adans County Democrats aro thoroughly op-
posed to the Mccormick platform. Tho city
delegation TT tho Convention WAS about evonly
divided, while tho county delegations woro al-
most unanimously with nichardaon. Had tho
Richardson men improved ther advantage with
dcto,ulnation, thoy might l,aya SECURED TIC del-
egatcs, but tAoy appoared to bo satisfied with
carrying their resolutions. Altogether, tho ro-
suit Appeared to ba drawn sa1no.
A1abu,nn Republican stnte Conven-
tiUM.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 21.-The Republican
Convention elected Nlr. l.. Il. Paraous. Prehl-
dent, and 1nado the following nominations !:
MeBsts. PaterS, SaGo!d, and Fielder for tho su-
premo Court; Lewis for Governor, McKinstry
for Lieutenant Governor, Brigham for Troas-
utor, N. II. Rico for Secretary ut htato, Foster
for Superintendent OF instruction, and Tnrnnr
for rAttornoy-donora!., There, have beon nla,y
White aro the leaders OF the factions.
Sixteenth Illinois Congressional Dla-
tract.
Correspondence of J,he Ehftaao Tribune.
NASHVILLE, ILL.,, Aug l9.-rAero III some talk
In Washington County Of bringing out T. j..
Needles, who has been County Clork noarly four
arc tlat Gen. Murtih will DO renomlnatcd.
, 1874-08-22

The ladies' arc enthusiastic about 5ozolont, because
1t perfumes tAd bsoath whiteua tho eeoth, aud Leaut
fes aud hattens thu gunlH.
Tho do,,Ant for the article has doublol within a
year.
, 1874-08-22

ohiokering Upright Pianos,
ssrong aud clear III tono stand In tuna splcndtly;
warranted durable; occupy worry small spacs. luels
Gemp.p Of Music, "a Van naren xttask.
, 1874-08-22

nj ~ raifonbnrr In fh. cty hy III r. ~ s fosI"gs
%alin' ot tIo yenrs phrlssn Uhuie, h.is M.;tis 8.
Chris t,h Mr. william II. An4ssxoH, bath ii Whtuttux
, 1874-08-22

Conversational Conventions.
'1FTn ILLINOIS DISTRICT LIBERAL,

Conversational Conventions.
FIFTH ILLINOIS D1sTHIcr- DEMOCRATIC, LIBERAL.
AND INDEPENDENT REFORM.
spectat Disuatch to TIE CA,c,so Tribune.
FREEronr. ILL.,, Aug. 21.-1ho Democrats and
Liberals have issued a call for q Congressional
Convention to bo held In this city gu Wedncn-
day, tho 9th Of September. Tho Independent
Koformers have also called d Congressional Con-
voution to bo leld horo at tho sAtno ti,no. Tho
opinion prevails that both Conventions will uaits
upon candidate to contest tho election viii,
1}urclard. Tho faithful branB-collnrs will con-
ye,e IN this cisy OH ne1t Wednesday, to ,ndorso
the norninatioa Of Alr. BNrchard, whch has nj
ready beon rnado by tho oiafcohoitlers, tbs call
for tho 6tats Convention at Springfield, on tho
26th lust, receives general indOrsemsnt lloro. A
full delegation will bo sent from Stephenson
County.
TENTH ILLINOIS D1BTH1cT-nE11oCnAT1o.
Sixsfut Uisuasch 70 Tie Chsc.ao 4r,auae.
CANTMAaE, H., Aug. 2l.--A Democratic Con-
gressionat Convention fer tho Tenth District is
called to meet Mt Bushnell 6ept. II. The doio.
gatcA nre plopurttouod ~ follows Hancock,
II; Henderson, 4; Mercer, 1; Warren, 8; Nc
Donough. .; Schuyler. s.
h,en1ocrnttc NIcettnG at Hartford City,
find.
Gptcta, Dispateh to 7he cateaoo Tribune.
HAnrronn CRY, Ind, Aug. 2i.-J. E. Neff,
Democratic candidate Tor Secretary OF State, md
G. a. nitakirk, candidate for Attorney-Goncral,
addressed very small audience hero this aftor-
noon. They exposed the record Of tho Nopub-
lican party in thoir CFodit alobiler, sauboru
contlpcts, de-, making many line hits, Which
wore duly appiautled.
, 1874-08-22

NEw YonK, Ang. 2l.-A1iyel-stoAmahip
Denmark, from Lonaon.
, 1874-08-22
THE GALLOWS.
Hanging Of Five Negro Murdcrcrs at
Napoleon, La.
Conduct Of tho Doomed Men on the
Soafold.

NEW on1EASs, Aug. 21.-Andorson porry,
John Ross, Antoine Maurice. James Williams,
mud James 1sobortHon, assoolatos In tho murder
Of Elisha Eastwood an old 1atboatman, on tho
25lh Of April last were hung today Mt Napoleon,
4 Fariat
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-04
"a DROP Of Joy IHl svEav WORD

F~LEMISGroS. Hunterdon county. n. j.,
June 90. ls7i.-Dr. II. V. Pierce, Buff
falo, n. Y.-Dear Sir: II is with a happy
heart that I pen these lines to acknowl.
edge that you and your Golden Medical
Discovery and Pursativc Pellets are
blessings to the world. These medicines
cannot be too highly praised, for they
have almost brought me out OF the
grave. Three months ago | was broken
out with large ulcers and sores on my
body, limbs and face. l procured your
Golden Medical Discovery and Purgative
Pellets. and have taken six bottles, and
to-day l am in good health, all those
ugly ulcers having healed and left my
skin in n natural. healthy condition. /
thought at one time I could not be cured.
Although I can but poorly express my
gratitude to you, yet there is a drop OF
Joy in every word l write. Gods bless.
ing rest ON you and your wonderful
medicines IN the humble prayer OF
Yours truly, JAMES U. BELLS.
When a medicine will promptly cure
such terrible eating ulcers and free the
blood Of the virulent poison causing
them, who can longer doubt its wonder
full virtues? DIR. Pierce. however, does
not wish to place his Golden Medical
Discovery in the catalogue Of quack
patent nostrums, by recommending 1t
TO cure every disease, nor does he 40
recommend IL; but what he does claim
is this: that there is but n form OF
blood disease that II will not cure, and
that disease is cancer. lie does not
recommend his Discovery for that dis
Ease. yet he knows II to be the most
searching blood-cleanser yet discovered,
aud that il will free the blood and sys-
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be they animal. vegetable or mineral.
The Golden Discovery is warranted by
him to cure the worst forms OF Skin
Diseases, AZ all forms OF blotches, pim-
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Swellings, and the worst form OF Scrofu-
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Fever Sores. Hip Joint and Spinal Dis
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-04
Mint Appointment-An Abseending
BrOkern-MeCus's story or b
DiHicuisy with spesr-suppssed
Suicide-Dead Bodies found.

SAN Francesca. Dec. Also P. n.
Thos. b. McCauley has been appointed
Assistant Meter and Refnsr in the U.
y. Mint.
Vim. Blake, o member Of the Califor-
MIA Board Of Brokers. abscondsd with
500 belonging to people intrustod
to him for purchase Of stocks. Blake
Is English, with a iorid complexion,
full red beard, sandy hair and NOUS
tachc. middling stout, about 8 feet 8
inches high, speaks a little broad and
hesitates in his speech. A reward will
be paid for his arrest.
James s. McCue, who had o difficulty
with @. A. Spear on Wednesday after
noon. giving his version Of tho affair,
says the difficulty arose because Spear
wanted to get into his buggy and drive
of. A few moments before, Spear
Dragged that he had made men get down
on their knees. When he attempted to
prevent Spear from getting into the
buggy he saw that individual make .
motion as u to draw a weapon, and
fearing he would do 30, struck him on
the head with q revolver. and the weapon
was discharged accidentally. He also
says that when taking Spear 10 the doc.
tors Office that individual became
demonstmtivs. and wishing to avoid fur
ther trouble, he got out OF the buggy
snd directed a friend to drive the
wounded man where he wished to 60.
The body OF a man was found hang
ing by the neck from q pile at Rincon
Point dock this morning. II Is sup
posed to be q suicide. No particulars
yet.
Pat Rafferty, found the body Of a male
child entirely nude in the boy OF Bat
terry street wharf this A. NJ, an old ksg,
emitting an intolsrabls odor, wal float
ing close to the child.
Michael Sheridsn and J.. Delaney
found the body Of o man In the boy OF
Hathawsy's wharf at $50 this a. n. He
is supposed 10 have fallen from the
steamer Arizona II days ago. Both
bodies were taken 10 the morgus. An
inquest wifi DO hsld at 4P. u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-04
HrsDrasos AND III. HoLlDArs.-Hen-

HENDERSON AND TIE HoLIpAYs.-Hen-
derson & Co.. the well known and pop
ular dry goods dealers. No. n South @
street. Virginia. have . very readable
and comprehensive advertisement in an-
other column, under head OF New To-
day." which their numerous friends and
acquaintance in Gold Hill Is well as
Virginia, should read and profit thereby.
They have just received and opened for
public inspection one Of the finest stocks
OF dry goods. millinery and furs ever
brought TO Virginia City. and, willing TO
allow their friends q chance to enjoy the
same and improve the opportunity, they
have put the prices down to the very
lowest notch. They don't care to wait
for Christmas sales, but taking time by
the forelock. they propose selling out
everything before Christmas. profit or
NO profit. They call the especial atten-
ton Of tho ladies TO their large
and splendid assortment OF choice
dress goods, 8 well as millinery and
furs, shawls, gloves, hosiery. underwear,
etc. In fac. their stock is very com-
plets as well as very extensive, inslu-
ding everything needed for the house.
hold. from q bed-spread to q napkin.
Mrs. Henderson exercises personal su-
pervision over the millinery department
and can show her lady friends not only
choice goods, but choice bargains In that
line. Henderson, himself, Is q pretty
good man, enterprising. correct and bus
iness-like, as we'll as genial and affabls
to all; and the ladies never object to
dealing personally with him. Hender-
son is we'll fortified for the holidays.
Read his advertisement and call and SEQ
the new goods.
ATTENTION LADrns.-By reference to
the advertisement OF Isaac Berck. to DO
found under the heading OF New To-
Day" 1t will DO seen that he has a store
situated. No. Il. North @ street, vir-
GINA. In this store is n large stock OF
New York goods. inst received. Now
Mr.. Berck unfortunately has an ele-
plant on his hands in the shape Of the
stock aforesaid. The only thing the
matter is, that his store is too full OF la
dies silk suits, cloaks, furs, robes, etc.
This large stock will be sold TO purchas-
ers ut the most reasonable figures. We
need not tell the ladies' that hero is a
chance to obtain what they are always
seeking, namely-bargains.
ST.. JoHS's CHURCH SocIAnLx.-To-
night the ladies OF st. Johns Church,
Gold Hill. will hold y sociable in Min
ers' Union Hall in this town, commenc-
ing at 8 o'clock. These sociables have
always merited the name they bear, and
this, the first Of the season, will doubt
less be attended by all the fair ladies' Of
st. Johns congregation. The adrnis-
sion fee for gentlemen will be 81. La
dies are admitted free.
wrrn u AGlIS.-Bishop o. ". Whit
taker, who left here to attend tho Epis-
copal Conference in New York City, has
returned with his wife, looking healthy
aud happy after his long journey.
ORIGINAL GOLD HrLL.-The above
company have dressed their new build
ing, erected over their hosting works, in
a new coat Of brown fire proof paint.