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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-27

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COMES TO GRIEF IN New ORLEANS =
The State ''civii rights" law in Lon,si-
ana CAME to grief III New Orleans last
week a negro policeman sued the
proprietor ct :heutre for refusing
hin admis'"ncr tu II performance,
under tha provision Of the Law that
such places OF amusement should make
40 distinctions Of rnce or color or pre-.
vlous condition III tho admission aud
senting of tlleir customers. But the
ticket that the plaintiff bought carried
ou It's Ince special contract ti,nt IT, q
proprietor might exclude The holder or
assign him to special part of the
house. ''at his discretion" " and the
conrt ruled that tho plaintiff must
prove that there WAS II breach of this
contrucs, or that tho discretion named
III the ticket ~as based on one Of the
distinctions forbidden by the statute.
tSUrunnah NewS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-27
Summer Wines.

A FINE lot OF CLARET and SANTERNE
IA WINES, for sale by the bottle or gal
lon. by HOPE IL GYLES
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-27
New Garden Seeds .

ENORTY-FOLD PEAS,
IL Keye's Extra Eai |, Prolific Tomato,
Black Pekin Egg Plant,
Canada Victor Tomato Arlington 1 tomato
Caunnn Ball Cabbage.
Msr.Ie-head Mammoth Cabbage,
Early Adams Corn For rale vt
+. H. HEIhIrSH'S
Feb22t Drnpani S,,l store.
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NOulce.

N0rlce.
SUpERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
SPAit"ANBURG Il UNION II. Il. CO.,
nN and After juno J 1874, Trains on the
" SpArtanburg aud Onion Railroad will
run, making CLOSE connection with tho
Greenvillo ana Columbia aud Atlanta and
Richmond Airline Kailroads, doing away
with tho delay at Alston.
The apartanburg aud Union Railroad is
completely equipped for this business;
Road being i'll fine condition, makos good
time and sure connections.
Fassongers trayelin :: thia route will have
every attention. W. w DAVIES.
MAY ~ Emo superintendent
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-27
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Acts and Resolutions

AcLS anu hcS0 S0iuCl0nS
nFthc State or South Carolina for Spe.
~ cial Session. 1878. aud Regular Session
nf 1873 /. Price 81. Postage 10 cents.
For sale at
May2i r. L. 3KYAN'S Bookstore.
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Board Of Firemaster.

Board of Firemasters.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF the Board OF
"A Firemasters will BIB held THIS EVEN.
ING, vt o'clock, at the independent En-
gine Hall. BY order.
MAyl7 Il. p. PURSE. Clerk.
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\. G KAUFMAN, Secretary and Treasurer.
MAY % llt;tG
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-30

8ergmann's Or9eiter Deriebte bas
Qubitorium in @rtaie. Die SuDertilre
5u &ieu3i tuurbe i'll pabrbaft meiiterbafs
ter @eiie aeaeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-30
Observation-Disclosures.
Meber 8eeiebem.

Man6e 9flanaen I'M @arten, naments
Ii1 feinere Nant9epG6ie limb S6liugs
pflanseu, Bic bi6t on Wauern, 6aus>
ipGloen ober 8erau6aS iteben, lei6eu inn
Sommer oft bnr9 Waieraansel, aud
it,. Wtan made cine ttefe Tur6e I'm fie
6erun1, i6iitte bierbinein einelI elmer
Waiier, laiie lebteres etnsieben nno ben
Booen elm tpenie auftrodmem uno file
baum bic Sur6e tpieOer NIT seloderter
@roe auf. Sin fol3es 8esieBen bdlt
M,ebrere Wo6em Dor un6 lit alien 8flan=
gen sutrdsli9, Die III Dieier Sabres3eit
na6 8aiier i9ma6ten. Das bLoBe
IufgieBen auf oieO berfld6e bepirft nur,
6aB bic lsbtere BON benz @etpi9t bes
8aiiers nod barter uro feiter piro unb
ie barter Der 8ooen lit, UNI 70 Iei6ter
trOdnet En-. Sc meDI NSaiier mar gieBt,
oeltO mebr 8esisBen lit notbpenoia. Das
lit cine alte, aber pabre &essI, bic tpO1I
au beberaisen lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-30

Rlausen ibrer Mufif60re mad ,ibren
9auptquartieren, TOO frObIi9e Sringge1
la9e folgten.
(SWettes epesiaIteIseramm.)
Die Seitli6teiten bes @ermantaz
Mdnner6ores btloen ben 6auptan3Ies
bmngspuntt oes Mben6s. SOesen TT eth
5elegramm bes III Chicago Derlammelten
gemtidten Gbores Des 8eretns etnges
troffem nnb Inter 9o@rufen auf Die
Damen berleien norben.
Sober 8erein bon 8ebsutung bat bic
@ermdnia beiudt unb belduft ii6 Die
3abI ibrer 8eIu1er auT minbeitens 5000.
Nu9 8ergmann lit ba rnO tpur0e III
seiangli6sr Gtnlidt Goraigli6es ges
~leiitet. 3urs, bas Pripatfeit Der Ser
mania lit Der @lanspunft bes Singer
feftes. 81. 8lutbar0t fIbrt ben BoriiB.
Ni9t Gin MitgIteo feblt. S6on bat ote
Wtitterna6tsltunoe gei6lagen nno nod
lit feline Nebe bonn Nufbru1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-30

berumtrttt unb i'm bur9trampeIt. Ser
Sarrner ioHte allen aMf Der 6arm sema6=
ten Dung re6t in N9t nebmen. Der
Dungerplab tit oes Tarmers tpabreS par
bant, in pel6e er 10 9roBe 9epoliten oLs
m0aIi6 hiuterIeaen i0ute.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-30

9auptbinberniB fir bic getpIn13te Ees
form lei Srantrei6, DelheS ungerl1 1t0
baau beriteben tpole, ieine in Negppten
errungene Stellung GnfSmgcben. Se<
itebe IS aberaauf ieiner Wetgernng, 1t6
ben 8iinl6en Der aroeren WtdDte 81
fiigen, 10 miiie man eben cbne oallelbe
bGnoeln.
Die @egner Der geitern pom Inter
bauie angenommenen Sorla9e sur .JteS
gelung Oes @ottesoienites in Der en9liz
iden 9o9fir6e besei6nen bteleIbe ais
cine nuBloie uno gefdbrlt6e WtaBnabme,
inoem tie bic 2ebren Der Stride beribre,
Elm u~nbiQiser Mnsriff auf Die &itualtltem
lei nno bic Ginbeit bon STRIDE unb Staat
9efGbrbe.
Ser Wtarquis BON Salisbury, Mtnis
1ter fir Sitinoien, uno anoere Sitbrer
Der Sories betdmpfen Die WaBnabme NIT
aller Wa6t unb tpollen, pie man bort,
an bas llnterbaus appeliren, OaB es letn
@otum in @iebereripG9ung aiebe nuo ote
&orIase pertperfe.
2onbon, 26. Stunt.
0ie &Snigin 8ictorta unb Don Peoro
II. bon Bralilien baben chamber GMf nn>
terleeil6em @ege au Der sliidIi@ Dolenz
beten 6eriteuung oes braliltl9en &abels
9~rGtullrt.
StaIten.
2onbDu 23s Stunt.
Gin SIoren,er 8latt melbet, baB benz
8aplte cine Nbl9rift Der bon ben Satbos
Iifen Nmerita'st benz Grsbi16ofe See
bodopsft ~susefanbten 8eileiosabrele
Iberreiht tporben lit, Sn 1etner Grtpie>
berung iagte 6er Bapt: UGmertta, relp.
Der noroamerifantide 8uno, tit 6as etn<
sige 2Gub, mo i9 IN ben Au9en Der He>
gieruns nirfli9 Yapft bin. sSu europa
muB i'd immeriudbren6 firdteu, oaB
meine 9anoIun9eu auf Wtberltanb itos
Ben, mabreno i9 mad 2lmerita meine
pGpitti9en grlaiie i3tden fam, obne
ireenb mel6eu Wiberitaub ieitens Der
9tegierung betIr9tel 81 mlllen."
Sri nj, "a. Stunt.
Me6rere Der borigen Sonntag mad
S9luB Der pGpitlt6en SubtlGumsfeiet
tpeeen &ubeit0ruug 8erbatteten itlo BET:
i6iebentlt6 gu le6S, 5p0lf uno a6t:
3ebm Monaten @efangniB berurtbeil1
moroen.
81 0 III, Is. SUM-.
8etrd9lli6e &%ufresung berri9te &c:
ftern Nbeno rnter Der 8eb0lterung III
SoIge BON eesen ben 8apit geri6teten
Oemonftrationen. Weebrere ber. &Goelss
fIbrer tpuroen Derbaftet uno bic 8ube III
pieoer bergeittut.
MatIGn6, rs. Stunt.
Gin auf fInfsebn Sabre lautenber Som
trait fir bic Ginfibrung Der Yuuman's
i6eu S9lafmaeen auf iGmmtIt9en 3us
gen un6 8a6nliuten Sberttaliens tam
beute gum Qbi6IuB. Die 8reiie ipri6t
ii1 lber bieien S6ritt bes @eneraloirets
tot AmtIban iebr lobsno aus.
Som. 26. Sum-.
Ser 9apft empfing beute cine 9eputas
tton bes r6mil9en Nbels in feierli6er
2lubien3. Nuf Die ON Sonntag itattges
babte 9emonitration su ipreden fomz
menb, fagte CT, bieieIbe lei cine aus eiges
nent Nntriebe entiprungene, 9ldn5enoe
9an6Iung bes 8oIfes gepeien, Die @es
REORGANIZATION bonn DOrigenWtittuo9
6agegen 6as gottIole un6 eIenoe8ert Der
Rinoer Der 6initerntB. Gr babe fii9te er
bin3u, 8riefe Don ausnGrts erbalten, tn
pel9en er ~brtngenb eebeten tuerbe, 9tonl
al perlaiien, ba iein 3ebeu bier in 0efabr
lei, aber CT peroe blei6ell, 10 LANCE @ott
cd np1tnttp
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-30
Gb0MteM%

Wabrt0, %. Stunt.
GaiteIar unb Marttno tparen geItern
Iange III 8eratbung iber elm BitnoniB
spil1en ben &epublitauern unb ben 9fa>
6ifalen. Die lebteren iteuen ais 8es
bingung bic @a6l elmer teuen NoItss
nertretune (@Ortes).
MGbrt6, %. Stunt.
Sen. Condos &riegsplon gegen Sic
garIiitem beitebt BARN, oaB er cine befez
itigte Wtlitdrlillie bon 2oiarcos 1T Sea-
Darro iiber GiteIa, Yuente la &elna uno
8ampIuna bis9lnt3 3ieben nil. Oaour9
bofft ct bic @arliftem in einen tIeinen9i=
ftritt ein~3uengen, bet bereits bouitGn6ig
ausge1augt lit, uno fie oann bltr9 tort>
geieBte Nmgriffe aIfsuretber. Ky
Qon6p,t, "a. Stunt.
Gin GeIegramm melbet ben Sob bes
carLiitiI9en @eterals 2~t3arra9a.
8apoMne, "a. Stunt.
Oie Garliiten baben brei grdbsn nm
G1teaa ge3ogen, beren GuBeriter flint
Qesuas Us en9lii6e WeeiIen) bon Der
Staot entfernt lit. .
Mabri6 "a. Stunt.
8eImonte, IS WeileM bon @uenea,
tpilroe seltern bon ben @arliiten anges
grtffen unb bic i9pa9e 8eiabune fapt>
t~ulirte, nm bic Stabt bot Der gdraIi6en
3ert0rune gu retten. Die Sieser forz
6erten cine &~rtegsfteuer BON $4,000 uno
naDmen aIs @eiieln mebrere 8ir9er nit,
nurbem aber bon ben &epnblttanern ber>
folst uno mad einem @efe@t, IN tpel6em
20 Sarltlten get0otet tpuroen, IN 0ieSSlu6t
gei9la9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-30
HottM0aI-

Nt b0n %. Stunt.
8ortusal uno 8raifIteM baben ft6 s1
Ser 8pQenbung Der telesrapbii9en Nerz
biubuns Der bsioen 2dabek a~eaenleis
tig beglitdpIni9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-30
9hreet4f

GonbOn "A. Stunt.
0os @inpernebmen apii@en Der 9urz
let afb 8erIiem III siIt6t BON Der freunbz
Iiditeu @rt. Die uria4e lit 6oIgsnoes:
Oie bobe 8forte bate ben S6ab erz
iudt, einen 1000 TamiIien 3~dblenOen, ibr
nntertbdnigen Stamln au ~3pingen, auf
tirtil6es @ebiet 3uriid 81 febren. Dies
bate Der 99ab abeeei6lagen. MuBers
benz iinb niele IIrfen BON periii3en
8tlsern ~miBban6eIt Dorben nno bic bobe
8forte brDbt ieBt init @etpalt Die Nusz
I~tefe,ung Der S1ulotgeu iomobl tpie oes
rebeuti1en Stammes gu %erIangen.
t0Ftn0tett+
GaIcutta, Is. Stunt.
Die Notb 1T in allen bon Der 9uneerss
moth beimgein6ten @esenben tn Abuebs
men begriffen.
s6tTSna@rt@tem-
SoAtbamptOn, 26. SUM.
Ser 9umpfer 2etpatg 1T BON Baltic
more angstpwmeu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-23

Bu,I.piSa IMPROVEMENTS. - Mark
s,rouse Is taking the initiat0ry steps
coward, the erection Of a handsome
rc,Idencc on h street. Virginia. Ground
vas broken for the foundation walls
yesterday.
CoSvALEscrSG. - Mrs. Marks, the
lady who was shot by her husband on
saturday evening last, has recovered
from her injurics sufficiently TO be able
IA be about the HOUSE again.
CENSUS Administrators j. u.
lanes ha. been appointed census mar
shal of the Gold Hill School District
m. will, commence his laOars on tue
lst OF next msnth.
COUNTY HosrrrAI"-M present 'he'c
are twenty-five patients In the County
Ho,pital. During the month OF Aprii,
fifteen have been discharged rs cured
and one died.
PAcIyic CoAsr PiosEErs.-rhe reg
ular monthly meeting OF the Pacific
Coast. Pioneers will be held at their
hall on Il street, Virginia, at the usual
hour tonight.
Oar SurrMESr.-Yesterday l35 car
loads of ore, amounting TO 2,O2o,OoO
pounds, were shipped by rail from the
Csmstock mines to the various mills III
this vicinity.
REGIsrEREp.-The total number o.
voters registered by Justice Wright ~
10 the hour VI going to press u T.. NJ
Is 1000.
BuLprso Lsrs.-There Is 4 great
demand for building lots In Gold Hi
this Spring. But very few are io'
sals.
PrusosAL.-Emanue Nye, County
Treasurer, was In town to-day. Also
Captain Hayhis Of Carson
JusrrcE wmam's CouRr.-No erin
inal business was transacted In Justice
wright's Court to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-23
ASsE>sMENT-.

Comstock-iS cents rer share: levied. Fob.
Is; delinquent March 81; sale day Ap'i'
Rock Islnnd-si per share levied. Feb. 81;
delinquent. ApriIs; sale day, APhl2L
Union ConsoiIdatcd-50 cents per SHARE
levied March ,; delinquent, April 3; sale
day, April u.
Andcs-So cents per share levied, March :;
delinquent. April &; sale day. April 2.
saxage-s5 per share: levied, March ), de-
l~lnquent, April . ; sale DAY, April ~.
TyIer-30 cent. per share levied March o
delinquent, April 10; sale day. April ~.
woodyiIIe-si per share: levied. March . ;
delinquent, April rs; sale day, Maya.
Him Mcclellan ces,s per share; levied,
Feb. Sc; delinquent, April g; sale day,
April -.
Arizona and Utah-I5 cents per share /;
levied March II delinquent, April 49, sale
day. May 4.
s:iobe-T5 cents per share levied. March III {;
delinquent, Al ril i6 sale day, May
Globe ConsoiIdatsa-5S cents per share;
levied. March II; delinquent, April 10; sale
day, May I.
Benjamin-5 eett- per share; levied, March
II; delinquent, April IS sale day, May 10.
Santiago cents per share; levied March
Is; delinquent, April q: sale day, May 10.
silver Clouds cents per share; levied
N"N"f NN"tf
MAY n.
moate Cristo-si per share; levied. March
Is; delinquent, April II; sale day May 10
Indus-io cents per share; levied, March ID
delinquent. April ~; sale day, May II.
Original Gold Hiil-so csnts per share (;
lsyied. March "a; delisquent. April u; sale
day. May II.
Could a Curry-s2 per share; levied,
March 10; delinquent, April 10; sale cay
May %.
nnucy-1a cant. p.r shEre levied. March IL /.
delinquent, May 8 sale day, May 70.
Lady Bryan-5o cents per share; levied
March 81; delinquent. May 4; sale Day
Nay q.
seu,b Oycrman-5s cents per share; levled
April q. delinquent, Mays sale day May
virginia city Coal Company-lo cents
per share levied. April delinquent May
1; sale day. June IL
suecor-si per shAro; levied, April 10; de'
linquent, May Is; sale day, June o.
Ju.tiee-ki 81 per share; levied, April is;
delinquent, May 20; -als day, June 10.
Pirtou-25 cent. per share levied April 70;
delinquent, May 81; .ale day June 10
DIVIDENDS.
BeIeher-s5 per share, aggrsgatins saso'oU;
declared Aphl5; payable April 10
Crown Point 81 per share. agyregsiing
$4,000; declared Aphls .; payable April
II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-23
This Nsrnins.

2oi5 ophir, 1877. 49,, &c, ioA., 30 bSo
fS9 Gould a Curry, 27A, 2s. -, an, = bS'
40 Best = Bsleber. 2sI, 2T,sCS
40 savage. o.. 81, GU
I.O ChsllsrPolssi, 62H
1875 Hale ( Soreross, i3N, ~, ~
2OS Crews rslut. Sts. 81, IS
80 Yellow jacket, s.. siS, 81, sak b5s. Sly
li.5 Imperial. 81, b.,6
sCJ kesIssk, 10, i,s, 10. IL, lG boO, lts, IA.
rs bSJ
2s5 Csaiasaes. 81, 81, ~, 81
ais Csa. Virginia, 80, s6s, ON BIO
81 sierra Ss'sds, Is
SO oysraan. "a. IGS, ~ 30, &C $50, &C..
S5 Sec. Belcher 80, 5:
20 Excheauer. IS, % bS0
TO C,ledsll.. ~. gO,, D., AN b50
40 California Cen. %, iiS, Az
$50 Julia, ~, s.. b3o
40 Jssitcs, =, ~
zoo Balussrs Cos. Gs
$50 American Flat, 4, 81
~ knieksreocksr, 81
3is Wsodvills, a., ~
clio raytss. 81, 81, 90
zoo Globe Con, 2. ~
- UaiOn Con. 1Gs
no silver hin. s..sk
50 Con. Gold I'M quartz, ~
$50 Pictou, sec
$50 New York Cons
$50 Tyler, I, CSC
10 Eclipse, 8
100 Mini. SIC
asa Lady Washington. 8.
200 seq Rock Island
go Leo, ~
~ Andes, ~. n.
$50 Utah, 81. 8, AZ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-23

SAN Francisco, April 23-l r. NJ
About 1880 last night a fire occurred
In the Viola cigar mandatory. Oh
Davis street. The place was damaged
to the extent OF about $4,000.
Tho trial OF Bartlett Freel for the
murder Of Ned Allen was resumed
this morning In the Third District
Court. Large numbers Of habltues OIL
tho Barbary Coast were present.
Tho mechanics Of this city have per
fccted preliminary arrangements fol
holding a mass meeting on the 18th o
May, for the purpose Of expressing
their opposition to the repeal Of thu
eisht-heur law, aud their desire fol
tho removal Of experimenting Archl
tect Mullctt.
A large number Of tho prlncipal
merchants and Importer Of this city
have addressed q letter to Capt. HIg'
gins, requesting him to withdraw hii
letter Of resignation rs Agent Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company here,
aud to accept tho re-appsintmcnt
shovld It be rendered by tho Executive
officers In New York. A copy Of the
letter and resolutions adopted at the
meeting has been sent to the officers In
New York.
Greenbacks, sSAasOI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-23

Mint.
Tho new machinery Is all working
flnsly,and the water beingdrained from
the shaft preparatory to resume sink
Ing.
Senator.
The new recls are In place and
everything In readiness to resume
sinking the shaft.
Pictou.
Main tunnel driving ahead. with
porphyry and strlngsrs Of quartz In
Alpha.
Nothing new to report Of the pros
pecting operations on tho 1900. foot
level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-23
REr0ET.
lrrrosrrp DAILY Mt MIMI . nALL
Last Evening.

Last Evening.
40 Meadow Valley, ., o., 0 80
100 Raymsad 4 Ely, u, 2lk, n, 81 sio, II
50 Eureka Cor, II, i6s, ieh
loo Jackson, soc
AIS Phoebe. ~, I.
40 Washington Il Creole. az
1915 Page a Pznaca, ~, II. ~, N sic, ls
SS0 Americas Flag, 4, ~ b,o
AS Silver Peak, ~.
i5s HUM : Hunt. is.l
80 Saisf Of the MI, ssSe
$50 Newark, ~
so Charter Oak.
10 Nj Dorado Sosth, y.
900 Watson. ~ b3
3s North Belmont, t0c, Sc
265O n Dorado North, AZ, 2. BIO
100 Quintaro, COO
600 Portland. 59Ac
10 Rye Patch, a., AZ
50 81. Patrick, az, ~
40 Golden Chariot, isS. ~ bSo. isS bo
500 lea Fillmore. :
1870 soutn CARROT. 30 bSo. sS
100 War Eagle, :
80 Empire Id.hol,
$50 ophi-, 20. eOa., 2oI, 20S, 20, lss. 10Y
i9i., 20 bio
SIS Savage, 6iY, ca. G3a., G3S. ca b., GJS
ii6a Geuld 4 Curry.23S, s15. -. 2J., 23s
$50 ovsrnan. % b5o. t5H, ~, ~, Is
40 In perial. c.. G., o..
les cssllar.P stosl, 81, s3., Gi hO
SEQ Caledonia. 2i1. u ,?2J,, gA
ITO yellow jacket, 81 bio, 81, SJs
iO5 Coz. virginia, s6S, ~
315 Nal. 4 sorero,.. a., AZ, a so, az
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-23
8 IDA.
The beet for BAKING purposes 10
Jous DwIoHT s. Co.'s.
spl3.i3t

A WAY RlPIp. safe and easy way to make mo-
ney, Is to procure territory 10 Introduce the latest
usefuiInyention that Ia wanted every day by, ever,
Que. very where. who has q family, 4 hiu-sitrd
$40 that does the same work as q machine you
would pay So for. rapid. smooth AMI 1fn', mahss
a seam - strong that The cloth VIII tear n.,,,st w.
ali work and the improved Hutton Hole Worker usei
by Us only. AGENTS only need show then IN OPERA
ticn TO sell 10 every house they entsr' , IN NY.
chine wa. ever offered at any such price,, I.nD soh
last year, iW.0D families use them. peniani IN
Minis, sr.' Judges, Lawyers Eiltor. Mschlni.i..
TalIors, ETC.. recommend them as perfect. kishis
given free 10 fr.t applicants. II there n no AGENCY
In your place, write Tor u. or buy q machine TOT your
family or a relation, there Il none better or 10 cheap.
Machines sent ~ all parts Of the country on receipt
Of price. SO. Read advertisement betinnlng NM.
paper. Address the Proprietor.. Ros.HI J. MuL
iioAN a Co.. 3s Canal street. New fork.
apz ~
BLOOD, ScALrs HAIR.-when T..
Waller, the well known and very Popsiar Gold
hin clothier, reads the Defiant and ingenious
msnife,toes Of other dealers threatening 70 sell
clothing at less than cost, or saying that theiI
stock IL the best In the country, he merely
allows q charitable smile TO saffuse bis genial
countenance like q gentle zephyr. ripping the
| calm surface Of Lake Tahoe. lie lwiIis MS
i manly muttAIut anu
bu.ino,s. let gentlemen come and trade with
me, and when they see that they can buy supe.
rIsr goods At less price and 70 home every WAY
better suited, then they will the better under.
stand whom TO trade with hereafter" Waller
calls particular attention 10 his extensive stock
Of new goods. Let others talk blood. scalps and
hair, but Waller will 20 on In the even tenor OF
his way, selling nrst.ratc goods cheap.
DANCING AcApExr.-James Y. Wilson would
respectfully inform the lovers OF the hcslihful
and beautiful art OF dancing that he has opened
a arrt. class Dancing Academy In National Guard
Hall, smith street, Virginia, where instruc
lions will be given ~ follows: Gentletnan'i
Class-Nonday and Thursday evening. Ladies'
class - Monday and Thursday Afternoons
Ladies' aud Chlldrens Oass-Wcdnesday ant
Saturday afternoons. Sorico dansante ever,
Saturday evening. Z
YH who Investigate Galland's advertisement
shall become vice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-23

o o N EsTIo IN OF
Troubles of the Banana nay Co.
New Yopx, April 23.-Dr. s. @.
Howe, resident Commlssloner Of the
SANTANA Bay Company has ssnt the
Directors hero q detailed statement OF
the proceedings Of the New Dominican
Government against the company. He
says tho Government mado the nom
payment Of rent the pretsxt for eject
Ing the company, but the real cause
was the determination OF the British
and European powers, acting through
their commercial and political agents
to prevent the p~re,alence OF Amer
lean influence aud Institutions over
Domingo and tile surrounding islands.
A Trottcr for California.
The celebrated trotter, j. G. Brown,
known as Henry Todd when he beat
American Girl, las been sold 10 CAL
ifornla for 9 0,0O0.
Thanking Grant for his Veto.
A convention Of the National Board
Of Fire Underwriters, representing
$75.000,0 900 Of Insurance capital. In
session here, have adopted resolutions
thanking tile President for vetolng
the currency Imitation bill. which they
consider disastrous to the country
asking similar Information from the
Secretary OF the Treasury. Hereford
Introduced q bill providing that the
tax on State banks shall not DO greater
than on National banks. Same refer.
ence. The House resumed consldera-
ton Of the bill concerning citizenship
and the rights OF U. 8. citizens In for
elgn countries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-23
FROM PORTLAND, OR.

Sudden Death Stcsmcr Disabled.
PORTLAND, April 81. B. Glenn
cnts, a prominent lawyer Of San Fran.
cisco, died suddenly here yesterday
afternoon.
Tho steamer Ajax Is lying three
miles below kalama, with q broken
piston rod, aud will be towsd to the
city to-day.