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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02

CINCINNATI, May 2Sth, 1875.
FoRBRiaER's DRAWING TAB .ErS" were
introduced inLo one OF our primary grades at
tine beginning Of the present school year. They
have proved SO successful that Principals and
Teachers UNANIMOUSLY favor this lntroduc-
tion inGo the remaining grades OF our schools;
believe that tine faOlet system Is destined
to supersede the Book system in the schools oi
JOHN B. PEASLEE,
superintendent Of Public Schools.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02

THE pest tway to become popular is to
decline holding an office. Judge Waite
declined the Presidency, and now every
body praises him for it. II all the other
candidates weuld do the same thing, it
might make some one of them popular
enough to be elected. Wish they would
try it.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
TESTIMONIALS.

solutely new. while 1t stimulates the curiosity
Of The pupil, yet prevents that familiar ty with
TIE drawings which breeds indifference.
1 sincerely hope their success may be COM
n1ensurate with their merits.
Yours, PETER HI. CLARK
OF Gaines High and Interlh. schools
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02

Manuals No.
will be
practical hints
Immediately
found in anye OIL
which retained to
Drawing Books generally use the surface 81
rud and soe while their size does not cause ne same
aesKs
drawing books
handle
particular lesson in
II
public
making
of the preceding one
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
@t,-z f DRAWING TABLETS Aaz.
H o H B R i O. IL RS
DRAWING TABLETS,
PREPARED BY
ARTHUR FORBRIGER,
PREPARED BY
Sup Of Drawing in the Public Schools Of Cincinnati, o.


Have been prepared to meet the requirements
OF Primary or DISTRICT Schools.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
Nos. s. 6 end z

Are intended for. use in Grammar or Inter
mediate Schools.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08
FROM BAKERsFIELp.

Robbery by Mexican lIishwaymen.
BAKERsrIELp. CAL, May 8.-The
Panamint Neins OF May 4th. has tho
following:
william Dale and Owen Coylo came
in yesterday. Thoy, in company with
Mr.. Gilbraith, were owners Of the team
with which they were travelling. VIM.
Bean. the teamster, and Jamos p. Culp.
a follow traveller. made q camp ut Water
Station, seven miles north Of Borax
Lake. On April 3Oth. while preparing
supper. two MoIicans came up and or.
dsred their hands up. Blk or eight
other mounted men were at a short dis.
lance Of. The men were oil tied. The
cook at tho station was used rs inter.
pretor. The robbers took from them
everything they had. consisting Of
money. watches, clothes and blankets.
Thoy mado the cook at the station bake
Thorn q lot OF bread, and pack that and
other provisions In sacks for thom. The
robbers said they were attacked by vol.
diers Of Big Lake ten days ngo, where
one OF them was wounded and some OF
their horses killed. Tho leader Of tho
party told the cook that his namo was
Cruzo Lopez, but his appearance, and
especially a large scar on the right side
OF his face, answers to the description
OF Chavez. He ordered the cook to let
Tho travellers have what provisions they
wanted. and tell Bclshaw and Bcaudry
to charge Il 10 him. lilo said he would
kill those gentlemen on sight. II is said
Dslshaw and Beaudry have their works
at Ccrro Gordo fortified and guarded, in
anticipation OF an attack. None Of tho
robbers spoke English, although II Is
believed they understood II, rs they
seemed ablo to read labels Of provisions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08
CONSUMPTION,

The scourgc OF the human family. may
In its early stages DO promptly arrested
and permanently cured.
RAyESswooD, W. Va.
On. II. v. PIERCE, Buffalo. N. Y:
Sir--For the last year l have been
usinp your Golden Medical Discovery.
/ " my life TO II. having been afflicted
for years. Did not use II but for q short
time before I was benefited. At that
time I was very bad; not able to alt up
much; was suffering greatly with my
throat; was getting blind; had q dry
cough and much pain In my lungs.
have used twelve bottles Of the Discov'
cry, and am almost well.
KATE 7. WARpSrR.
A son Of Mr.. J. II. Moseck. Of Chat.
ham Four Corners, N. Y. has been
cured OF consumption by DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery-so says Mr..
@. d. Garfield. editor Of tho Chatham
Courier.
s. r. Eglar. druggist. Of West Union,
O., writes 10 stata that DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery has effected q
wonderful cur Of consumption in his
neighborhood,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08
rhs school,
SEVERELY HuKr.-About Eve o'clock
as. evening, Ambrose Neil. an engineer

SEVERELY HuRr.-About Eve o'clock
las. evening, Ambrose Neil, an engineer
at tho Globe Consolidated mino on
American Flat, mot with an accident
that came very ncar being fatal in its re-
suits. Mr.. Noil started on tho cage
from tho iO0-foot station to ascend
to tho surface. bringing with him
some pieces Of steam pipe. When about
80 feet above the station. q portion OF
the pipe caught In the shaft knocking
him down ON the cage, and finally. when
passing tho 3oO.foot station, throwing
him IN tho same way. clear OIL the cage
ON the landing, where he vas left, the
a G ascending to tho surface. Az soon
M tho cage reached tho surface. II wns
discovered that there was something
wrong, and ]. G. Grant. tho foreman OF
the mine, Immediately descended to the
third station, where he found Neil In a
half insensible condition, lying on the
edge OF the landing. He was taken to
his residence near the mine, and prop
erly cared for. His wounds, although
quite serious. arc not supposed to be OF
u dangerous nature. tho worst being
somo worry severe cuts ON tho legs and
thighs, and bad bruises on other parts
Of the body.
SURGICAL OPERATION. In tho case OF
Williams, tho miner. who was fatally
injured in tho Belcher mino day before
yesterday. DIR. Kirby, together with Drs.
Weber and Manson, performed q sur
gical operation, at the instigaiion Of tho
friends Of tho injured man. with the
hope OF saving his life. Finding tho
forehead very badly crushed, they
trephined II ut two points, but
found ii so badly shattered that
they subsequently, removed tho en-
tire frontal bone. from n temple to the
other, and from the bridge OF tho nose
to the upper part Of the forehead. eI-
posing tho entire front portion OF tho
brain. They found large clots OF blood
and considerable laceration OF tho brnin
material, aud II was evident that death
must snsue. The patient, however.
lived twelve hours after the operation.
psxsosAL.-M. Stern. tho old chief
member Of the w%ell.known firm Of
stern & Son. just below the railroad
crossing, on Main street, can be found
at his place Of business, personally at
tending to things. Mr.. Stern Is q OF the
old pioneer business mon and pillars OF
this town. His health and other interests
calls him to San Francisco occasionally
for n few months or weeks. but he al
ways manages TO and his way back to
Slippery Gulch. It looks pleasing and
homeliko to sec such old residents and
solid men as Stern here among as 10
swap yarns and shake hands with.
ATTENTION .-Duprcy has already COM
meneed tearing out tho internal revenue
arrangements Of the old Theater Hall
building. on Main street, preparatory to
turning il into a first-class French Res.
taurant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08
TO THE CITIZENS OF COLO NIL.

You are all invited to call and inspect
our new and elegant store with its full.
rich stock Of watches, chains, jewelry,
silverwarc, diamonds, clocks, bronzes.
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visit
San Francisco you will always DO 70
ceived In q courteous manner by ]. W.
Tucker, l3l Kearny street. who will 81.
ways take pleasure In showing custom.
srs through his stock Of goods, never
considering u q trouble, but always TAX
ing great pleasure In allowing goods.
Don't fail to call and see him ere you
purchase elsewhere. Ho viii send goods
Tor selection TO any part Of the State.
and will repair watches and jewelry sent
through Wells. Fargo & Co., guarantee
ing nil work which leaves his store; EN-.
ploying. as he docs, the bost OF work.
men. Don't forget his now storo-lSl
Kearny street only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
Fearful Steamship Disaster = 200
Lives Lest.

Fearful Steamship Disaster = 200
Lives Lest
LONDON. May 8. - Tho Eagle line
steamship. Schiller, Captain Thomas,
which sailed from New York April 2Sth
for Hamburg. by why OF Plymouth and
Chorbours. was wrecked of the Scilly
Isles. It is reported that 400 persons
psrishod.
Nkw YoRx. May g. The Schiller
sailed from hero with l49 cabin passen-
gers.
LONDON, May 8-12:30 p. x.-Addi.
tional particulars ore received Of tho
wreck Of tho steamship Schiller, which
show that tho disaster was fully a. ter
ribls as at first reported. Tho accident
occurred ut 10 o'clock last night, at
which hour tho vessel struck on the
dangerous Retarrtere lodges near Bish.
ops Rock. A fog prevailed at the time.
A boat belonging to staguss, tho south.
crnmost Of the scilly Islands. has landed
some survivors Of the wreck ct 81.
Mays Island. another Of the Scilly
group. Tho survivors were picked up
while swimming with the tide. They
had several narrow escapes from drown
ing, and wore q number Of times washed
of the rock. They declare that the
number OF lives lost by tho disaster Is
900. A fearful sea Is raging, and II is
scarcely possible for boats engaged in
searching for survivors to live. Tho
Scilly life boat has put OF for the
wreck.
PLYMOUTH. May S.-The agent ut this
place Of tho Eagle Line. has proceeded
to Scilly. A gun was heard at 10 this
morning. near tho scene Of tho dis.
aster.
LONDON. May 81 r. Mp to this
hour in this city only Ave passengers
and two OF tho crew OF the Schiller are
known to have been sayed. The Cap
tain and Second Mato were drowned.
Tho steamship is now lying broadsids
ON the rocks. Sho Is under water and
her main mast is gone. A steamer and
several boats are cruising about the scene
Of the wreck. Tho disaster was owing to
the dense fog which prevented either OF
the scilly lights being seen.
LONDON, May ga P. 1.-THE wreck
OF tho Schiller causes groat excitement
in this city. An extra is published con-
tanning all the particulars nt hand OF tho
disaster. A later dispatch holds out the
hopo that some passengers and some OF
the crew may have reached others Of the
Scilly Islands than those already men,
tionel
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08

NJ. Z. CHURCH. GoLD HnL.-Divine
services will DO held in this church to-
morrvw Sunday morning. Rky. Mr..
Uren. pastor. oHiei,ting. Preaching ut
lOH A. u. and 7:3O +. N. Sunday
School at IL p. N. AL aro invited.
Sr. Jous's Cuuncs. GoLp Hill
Thcre will DO divine service tomorrow
evening at 7:30 =. NJ, Rev. Il. W.
J,uvey officiating. Sunday School at
10 y. NJ.
ST. PArL's CHuRcu. Virginia City.
There will be divine service to-msrrow
nj II a. N. and 7:30 7. NJ, Rev. Mr.
Jenny will oaioiate in the morning and
I.cy. Il. s. Eastman in the evening.
Sunday school At l2:i5 r. N. All are
invited.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08
rms PROSPECT ZINE.

This, although named the "Pros-
pect." signifies something more. or at
lsast very strong prospect in tho way
Of mining developments. II Is n Of
tho most favorable locations east Of the
Comstock ledge, being situated In the
midst OF tho great ore belt, and about
1000 feet west OF the Occidental. The
ledge runs northerly and southerly. and
shown in a well defined manner for half
q mile or more on either side OF the
company's location, other companies
having ths extensions secured. Il II the
old Lee ledge and claim. being originally
located by Bill Lee. one OF the best
p~rospectors and mining locstors in this
section. Ho obtained excellent assays
from the surface groupings Of the ledge.
and started q tunnel to develop Il; but
since then o company Of San Francisco
capitalists have become associated with
him, securing the controlling interest.
with Lee rs Superintendent.
In the course Of regular rounds
we took n look at tho Prospect yester-
day. Tho main ledge, where Il crops
out ut the summit Of the hill west Of the
Occidental. is about 50 feet wide. The
tunnel IL being actively driven ahead.
Il IL now in q little over 800 feet, thus
far in very hard blasting rock. but with
IN the last day or two a little softer ma
terial has been mot with. carrying small
strcaks Of quartz, and showing decided
indications OF close proximity to the
ledge. At the mouth OF the tunnel Ii
still another ledge belonging to the coni-
pany. which Ia some 30 or 30 feet wide,
and gives very good assays. The char
acter Of the rock in both ledgos is q very
pure article Of quartz, carrying both sill
yer and gold. with silver predominating.
The tunnel. however. is not calculated
for anything moro than TO prospect and
developo the surface or upper portion OF
the ledge.
In order to open AMI work tho mine
al u good depth, a first-class working
shaft has recently been started at u very
eligible point. 500 or 1000. feet east Of
the groupings. Ten acres Of ground has
been fenced in for dumping and similar
purposes. avoiding any possible trouble
in the future in that respect, and the
shaft Is already twenty feet In depth.
sinking in tho hardest kind Of blue por-
phyry. This shaft will consist Of three
compartments: two. five by four feet in
the clear. and the third. i've by
six feet in the clear, for
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08

DAsoEn or PUBLIC Lux.-Can any
man Of proper sslf.rsspect afford TO en-
tor public iifei We are under the i'm
preston that he can not. Two or three
weeks ago Mr.. John O. New wa . pop
ular and wellrespectsd citizen OF lndi-
snApolis. As o private individual hs
was above reproaoh, aud there Wa no.
where any disposition TO drag his name
in the dirt; he belonged 70 no n but
himself. and be had nothing 70 fear. A
superior business reputation pointed him
out On q At man for ons Of the most re-
sponsible offices In the gift Of the gov.
eminent. This elevation seemed agreat
thing for Mr.. New, but the seeming "a
wrong. He has given up the security
and freedom Of private LIE 70 become
the target Of malice and tho object Of
newspaper gossip and Investigation; In
other words, be has given up self-owner-
ship for public ownership. Already q
Cincinnati paper has written him mp In
sensational style, and . Peoria journal
has darkly limited that his hands are mot
unstained with erimo. Can any public
honor or prominence compensats for
such violations Of the sacred rights oil
the individuali-T urs HaxS Express.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08


The Irish-Amsriean Rins Match,
New YoRx, Nay 8.-Colonsl Glider.
slsevo has been chosen Captain Of the
American team. TO shoot In the ride
match at D%ollymount, Ireland, with the
Irish team. in June mont, In answer 10 .
challenge Of the Ulster. Ireland. Ride
Association. II was resolved BY the
American rihsmsn that Il 10 the sense Of
this committee that the team selected by
the American people to meet the ride
men Of Ireland. hare no right 10 accept
a challenge from other sources a. .
team. General HAwlsy tslegraphs that
no will complete his score for . place on
the American team.
Arrived.
Panther Porxr, May S.-Ths steam
ship Polynssian from Liverpool, arrived
this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08

Darn or , Man VINO OrTrRxp OK
MILLION DOLLARS ron LIscoLs's Asls-
,Is,I,oy.-On the morning Of the 9Th OF
April. at 8 O'Clock, Il was announced In
The streets Of Selma that Col. George
W. Gayle was dead. George W. Gayle
was n man OF more than ordinary tai
emf. Admitted to the bar at Cahaba.
then the county seat Of Dallas county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08

CaRrAisrr When . man undertakes 10
make his own Investments for future neod, he
10 Obliged 10 assume that he will have time TO
complete them. That 10. no must assume ~ q
certainty tho very thing whose uncertainty
causes him TO make provision At all. but " he
iusurss bis life and then liycs 10 old age, the
policy viii prove q better cash Investment than
be can easily make In any other manner, taking
into account It's freedom from all and every
hazard, Ufhs dies early. the object of making
q provision for his family 10 Instantly attained.
Insure I'm the New York Lilo,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08
FROM YREkA, CAL.
stsre Coach Upset.

YRExA. Cal, May s.--Yostorday tho
stage between here and Fort Jones,
when near the summit Of Forest House
Mountain. In endeayoring to pass a
team, was thrown from the grade. Tho
coach and horses went down tho noun
tain side about 200 yards. The driver
jumped and escaped injury. and tho
horses were unhurt. but the coach was
badly smashed. There were no passcn.
gers on board.
We had a heavy rnin here last night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08
L,r on YouR Rionr sIpn.-The health Jour

Liz ON fouR RIGHT riDh.-Thc heAitn jour.
malls al direct their readers 10 lie on thoir
right aide while asleep. but Heyman Bros. get
up Q ciass Of spring beds that are 30 perfectly
elegant and easy that u don't make any diner.
crcnce In what position you lie. ron aro at
perfect ease. lleymAn BROS. alec keep . CON.
pletc rtoek Of all other kinds Of house furni.
ture for sale at tho lowest living prices. They
arc At the corner Of D and Taylor streets, Wiz.
ginia City. Give them q trial. 20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08

Blue Polxrs. - Lsrge.siscd. delicious bi
waves. frcsh from the sea, can be bad every
sand, Palace saloon. Virginia City. Aiso oil
Kinds Of nsh, spring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything clse cruyed BY the inner
man. liefron's dinner combinations are Q
marvel Of ~gastrononic skill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08

observation-disclosures by the Medical pro
fessIon, DR.. VIM. Halle Balsam for tho Lungs
cures Coughs, Colds and Consumptlon, aud all
dIscascs OF the Throat and chest. DR.. Towns-
ley's Toothaehe Anodyne cures In one min.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08


OF some misunderstanding with one Of
the principal actors cast in "Tho Wife,"
which was to have been produced last
night. it was not presented. Instead.
"Tho Honeymoon and The Pretty
Horso-Breaker" were put upon the
boards. II IL doubtful whether any Of
The audience were very seriously disap-
pointed. a. tho evenings amusement
delighted everybody. Tonight Mr..
George Gijdsns and Miss Sydney Cowell
will have n joint farewell benefit. on
which occasion there will be a miscella.
neous programme. commencing with
"Ici ON Parlo francais, Mr.. Gidiens
and Miss Cowell in the cast. This will
DO followed by the two-act comedy OF
Print Heart Never Won Fair Lady"
Tho entertainment will conclude with
the fifth act Of Richard III, Mr.. George
Giddens ~ Richard. Sunday evening.
l-st appearance Of Miss Pateman and
close OF the present theatrical season.
CarRcH HEsrIv,L.-The ladies OF st.
Johns Episcopal Church, Gold Hill. in
tend giving a strawberry. flower and ice
cream festival ON Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings. May 18th. 18th
and nth. at Miners Union Hall. The
sociables and festivals heretofore given
by the ladies' OF that congregation have
been universally noted for pleasant
sociability and enjoyment, and the
present occasion will be no exception.
Every preparation is being made that
can add TO the pleasure Of those who at
tend. The best Of music will DO pro-
vided. The price OF tickets OF admis-
sion will be only fifty cents.
UPsr.-An accident happened In
Gold Hill last night by which n gentle
man. named Charles olney. got pretty
badly shook up. Mr.. olney. accom-
panied by Messrs. Hutchins and Pearl.
man. were turning into Main street at
he vesey House. coming from the di.
rectiou OF the Yellow Jacket mine, at
rather a fast pace. aud making too short
a turn tho buggy upset, precipitating all
hands TO tho ground. Mr.. Olney was
badly stunned. but apparently sustained
mo ssriou, injury. The other gentlemen
cscapsd altor,thcr unhurt. The team
ran a short distance up Main street.
Jr.,eing the buggy after them ON It's
.,.Is'
GnocEhirs'-Any D VINO Wishes W
purchase groceries. either by wholesale
or retail. can hnd complete aSs0
OF the very best and ire'nes' ens' 'n'
market Affords at the grocery anu pro
Vision s.Jt9 u M .,h. s.;,,o.S cross.
street wois ~ .ana,"hios and
ing nan,',, ,,J Ssh ara rr.
senasiss - an5 lsn, constantly ON
,e,ssa 'rr.. ,Sin III ON ,hs mos,
n"n ,.n. al dsI;ve,s5 free
nm" .5..s,;.sma,, nndsr hs.J
nso Wsm Tn'a,x"
-,
A DASoERors PncTicE.-t would be
supposed that no one Of ordinary INTEL
iieencs ought 10 know 40 n.ue as 20
tnIoS M, = ss., ~ horsss
ue nao'e W %.ns =, q. ia, how.
pass'ns o.. W ~ ,usbi.S' cla,s. etc.
s 49, Mir x,,ssl to-,iay. I'm fnnt
Nnivs" ~" - a..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08

MMxp. ArrEsrros -some,hIne new. TIE
New York Life Insurance Company now in'
sare nluers. Apply 81 General Agency Once,
looms I and ., harys's Bailding. Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08

A CHICAGO tailor has secured q patent
for what he calls "the married mans
precautionary COLLAR The collar 10
mado Of some glazed substance TO which
a hair cannot adhere and which will
bear the closest inspection Of the wife
Of his bosom. 81. Louis Repsbiiodn.