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B. r. ALLEN.
Suit for the Dissolution of the Now
York Firm.
Allegations Of plaintiffs.


tho following concerning q snit brought In Tim
sunrcmo f,ou,t ,,,o,n u, ,,;usoI.o ti,o
ouP1t4e AoW% 1AeEc " alHsoafo Lto pnrtncF6Ap
OF Allo1, Stephens l. Co. Tho complninnnta nrs
William Etenf,cns and JTo,-nnu 1}tapnor4,oaaott
+x,o =, IT, r,o,,,,s,., -, 49, ~ 1,'':. =.
s.e y. s41o 'nol1octn " ''4o H1W- nsnJaHAn +.
Aont tie senior nlonber Of tho firm, and prcsi-
deut Of tho Coo,t co,,,tv Rational nan,, ~ c,,,-
ch6o; tho Ninth Naadnal Dank OF Now York /;
William G, Conner, sLeriff of Now York, and
AnSrs s;. T. hTne. cSfn1n , Ayres John AoIL and
s!yae, N,'l, Aytts Co.. asG faade aofcndants. The
Sheriff Conner, aro included as defendants, BE-
caso the plaintiffs sock an Injunction, to restrain
ns tns she5r ., from lo.yiDg upoa te'a aor wsr,
nrno,njn II Allan h1 liz Ei,,.h ~ nation. % na'',t
aId Hydo, Ayrcs i %. judge Lawroneo > erants nns
cd temporary injunction to that effect, tiled
on Fob. IT,
arm In tls ma, of snnt fgn1 ri, r,,s :, II"
Of Al;sn, Bseptscns Co. wan for1uad m Jan4 T. TIL
Wam u a sea {aeM. ~ msn.mtn s
limited 10 expire on De- II, l8al uula.s proyi
ously dissolved by death Or asresmun. Tho oa,st.l
either Of TN otners WI L, he silorn1 IN a}vsncs fo
ttnse 10 timo sc sums ~ be- saw 1t. For4v Der cent
rsainicr W. to h cnal,y sur x ths a HIT snn n,r 'o
nsrr. Neither B,srhsns nos Iisnns2hassett Tas to
.aron ,s y. 1i.s;r H. ~ ~ @ ns a nos Ses 70
Of tho tntcrmts If liz Hrm S1,s t'r, Ia cnr,ii ~
Lnnktn1 md nofn,ris sinn tn,sius". IN III. liz ~ vnr ~
sipc. It's foundstn,,. '@1'''es' ~ LIN ei' e'tf
srssv co.x,, .,s,.r.,r r,..r
~ % t la sne ae!Stdsnt i5sn}alnn Allen
C. ~. rarrc M iaruc no a son.ea ~ cn nssS ~ ~
n,,,. ~ tSwa .sn M a nos. oent !Tsasaess N !s Cas
nri,stc "nS - n,sMar ~ ss - n' ill., snru, ;" ~
,pss od s rm L.. o:us 70 IT
s.ff $3.50
" %u. u n T aa M n OF - ~ IT, o
an sxureaste MN ~ nat ~ s @ xe Il Iii 'a, ,o ~
Tia. jsn 81 1875. Allen Gecau areaiiy aud ~ liz
sns 1ssse ~ ~ ss. M y ~ ss
tlst lis solyeuuy Of to ;" nSia is in no NV
Affected by sush Individual cmi,srrassmcnt.
t"s ne,"- @ ~ e., % ~. :. ps,,iy pso,iy ~ H. & ~ ,,.i.!a
TO the fH yas nf III thr nrt,r1,t ussels NJ tn co
sr s1rsss by inany thousand oI!ssn ill., sharS ia iIIo
rrt!,s n inturcst In apy co1artnvrshin 1Jroneyty.
hst E sLt'.ss il a.a @ Ia r. ri i sosa sssa.
lin niiyii.ai }usoysncy u Alien ani liz iHai r
1Icat!ons at vii sst, some at whic,, h,Te aIrSaiy
t ~ IT, 5us r tat tsc S IT. ~ s eesa
lana bayn heen tta 1a e annres nv ~
yorE na.j,st Icn5am,n r. nIcn H. ofon,s., ~ "em
Two aassr,te drafIS drawn ~ m ~ ,niisuais' W ",
IT, 'as h, an r.fnsc hx tha nfsn & n'Ess or e WGeM
.Hti'"s marrnnt Of stachmsmt ~, e1'm ,r u * "sa
aEst tls Es"!sry ~ ?. tLc defendant on TIC ar,ni
iveiS. tat lnftaer rafs ran fnr 10 dsm,u1 cnrss
III sty WY with copastsssh til "Iso Of I" ts &C.
~ r.cnscr Il hi II mn H. H!s % .snin ~ a". ~ IS
rnnouy In r,n " ,tes vre ~ ~ ~ rsan
tha.lr tHr.s;an. a, ns ~, mia "
t,,.,, nrI !" fsoSssa unoes tns %a3sants 10 A.
in this city teouWIuu 1u AIlan hte"bons f.o mud nil
t.cir l,nks Of Icc,,uS lIa ne pIuiuttfs n1ys ryeu
nnfttu nj their ft,s
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'sMetH' Dis'anh b Ihe CA,cdgo tribune.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Feb. 2G.-Grand liaren
Eneamptnent, No. e. of Odd Fellows ,yas or.
sanized hero to-day by tho N. ". &. r. Of Mich
tgan, Fayotto +. Day. assisted By Sor1nan bailey,
q. J: ", and delegations from Grand 1lapids
and Allcgan. Tito Eucampn,eut numbers twenty
members. The following officers wess installed;
y. Z. Caller Chief Patriarch: William n.
AnEsl. High l'ricst; S. 0. EanA, Senior Warden;
). CimiFtn, Scribe; James Narns. Treasurer
David i. lose, Junior Warden,
, 1875-02-27

EoTe has been received Of disastrous fire,
wllicl. occurred at Callso, Peru, OIL tho 18th OF
February, destroying laEKa nualhar Of d"cll-
II 1900 600.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Nll1afN1 HHU Ull NNlU1lI Uf IKNINN
EfrtA.AIioN or HkFEnEYcE alAHnR,-t sstu,dsv Az
eshsrn. SUNDAY s1crnted, 4sfonday s1peptod. A.
T'ro handa5 ats;pla. tn. DaitF. p'S'' Ao'
EhlEAGo d NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
7F*f! Thrs " f7hrk- tSh|tman t,usr und TX f1...t
~. r"tn.y Mdt.,n.t., anl d IL det,nts - Ne"1"'
, 1875-02-27

Le1Ft.
Nall and dEIpress............,,. 7:0 a. M.
tttisNa Aut ,tsrat.r Passenger. - .Ts a. m
Dus,nane i Slou1 yity j:sr,... - r:S3 =. NJ
Pacific East Line, LOT tsnsb4 IN .fsj H. =,
ka.itas GUY, leatrnwnrsh, All '3'
.,chl&on 1t. JGscpt E1n,,., .tstn N i m.
ts,H.. Atu,rs. s.....-.s..,........lslH slHaS1r. m.
Manaaz nees..:.......;:...iss s:1k p. N.
ar.s.. Il .AMa otfrAtof PAss IN u. n,
uI.,s sohEcs'....-....:-....ls = ~ .. m,
nusilQM~ / Shux Ctr Exp, 49,. & r. r. M M
!'aciIlE Night EIn, for O.,,sts. III "a s ~ M
.,es1t.an i st. Ju~eph Kxt,' IN ~, =, y.
Ih'wneF (ruvc Ar1npn,tis : linn III n ! ~ 49,
!!huncrsa lsrpse Acaomn1oitat tinnt. i o. ~ NJ
Dnxner'sl4rasc Atcumm nieiionis s:i5 - ~
sE1. Suudags. jE4, SaturdaT. eE1- Mar
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KhNRAkEE LINE.
ffon e.nro 2rn'. ti~'f !sr-s., awa r,ot aet nernv
..f7nH.*t hck.s Grr. IL 'anao,, a., a*d al de
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a-lstt.nt Cnr1er Of Wells and Kin.ft,at,
s-Dcpot cotncr Of Canal aud Kintie.sn.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL Ba,LRoA9.
Uefof. fonf " EaGe-.f,, aad tayf ~ T,,.rt.,...
irk.to;v. Il fhaEE.t.. sontEtaH eernsr o, ~
ant a3 LIa~-st., IEtmsnf fox+e. '"s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-04
IBy the Atlantic ana PscIac LILe.l


lBy the Atlantic aad Pacific LLc.l
SAs FRAxcrsco, Sept. also p. ~
A the count progresses, Il becomes
more doubtful II any exceptions exist TO
the cloan sweep Of the Dsmocracyin this
city. savs Badlan for Assessor. who IL
undoubtedly elected. The race between
Clayton and Bryant will b . close one.
however. Bryant has, ct II o'clock
to-day. only 4s7 votes ahead. Ellis
leads Crowley 100 votos. The friends
Of both nre sanguine. The municipal
ticket Of tho bulletin Is entirely lost sight
Of, and It's weakness Is the most sting
ing rsbuko svsr received by the Baustin.
Call combination at the hands Of The
people. kilograms are being received
from enthusiastic Democrats East over
the result OF the California elections.
The Bank OF California 10 making
steady progress towards resumption.
The guarantee fund Is expected to DO
over go. Oo0, 900. and Of this about ST.
900. 900 IL actually subscribed by re-
sponsibls parties. Everybody seems TO
stand In and refuts tho false and slan.
derous reports which have gained cur.
rency at the East in regard 70 the hnan.
cial status Of the Pacific coast.
The verdict Of the Coronsr's
Jury in the case Of RLston takes
no n BY surprise. The testimony Of
Michael Reese. who is in.tho habit Of
taking q daily bath near the place where
Mr.. Ralslon was drowned, explains the
probable reason Of his death: Apower-
full current exists at the point whore Mr..
Ralston was swimming which u 0 near
ly carried Mr.. Reese under. Mr.. Rails
ton was ignorant Of this danger and the
theory now Is general that In the excite
mcnt caused BY the recent svsat he
swan, without thinking Of tbs distance.
until he was drawn into this current and
could not ertricats himself. The most
analysis developed no poison In
his stomach either organic or inorganic,
and thus the suicide theory Is set at rest.
Stocks are somewhat moro active on
the street nearly all sales being made
for cash; prices are about the sams - ]
sent you yesterday with an upward
tendency. I do not think I am over en-.
thusisstio when ] say that inside Of ten
days things win DO moving In their ac.
customed channels with al the banks
and Stock Boards doing business %
usual. RxroRTxn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-04
Pam HIM Fxr. John Quill. sen.

Pam Hu FnE. = John Quill. sen.
tsnoed for malicious mischief 10 twenty
one days In the town Jail. Of which time
be served out two days, yesterday paid
his coin for the remaining nineteen
days. and was released.
Held At TIE Posr ovyIcE.-A letter
addressed 10 W. II. Doddddgs. care OF
Thompson's lumber yard, Hamilton,
Ontario, q held It the Gold Hill Post
once for additional postage.
A xsuLscrxD cough. cold. OF sors
throat, which might b checked by .
simple remedy, Ike Browns Bronchial
Troch-s. Y allowed 70 progress may ter.
inmate ssriously.
Rrxovxp TO B STRksf.-Ths ofdcs OF
Deputy U. q. Aarshal @. n. Mayer, a.
also The Corossr's oAos VIII Be removed
to No. 80 South B street, Virginia.
PEasoxAIs.-A. J. Ralston, D. W.
BAlch. Hank Smith and W. Il. shsh.
dan were among the arrivals this MORN
'nR' IlOrt fssFFa
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SECOND pIsPAToH.
The National Geld Bank and Trust
Compasy-City RIsesien Returns
BtarSllng Runner Corrected.
fBy the Western Uaion Iins1

10y the western Union LineI
San F~aAxcrsoo, Sept. $3.50 r. NJ
There IL nothing new in financial circles
this morning. Business IL proceeding
as usual and condolences restored. Il ID
expected chat s9o0. 900 will BE- trans
fsrrsd from the treasury to the National
Gold Bank and Trust Company to-day.
and that the bank will opon In a few
days.
City election returns are coming In
slowly. The race 10 still undecided be.
tween Clayton and Bryant, and Bsdlam
Is elected. Ellis Is now ahead Of Crow.
Icy. Returns from the State will mot
bs completed for several days. but the
result Ii assured.
In this evenings Buustia will appear
q statement authorized by D. o. Aillt
acting manager Of the Bank Of Caliior.
mia, to the effect that the ~dsfalcation
OF the late President Of the Bank Of
California will amount to between three
and four millions Of dollars, and that ~
over Issue Of stock Of the bank has been
discovered, though the amount 70 not
yet stated. II Is not supposed that this
will In any way Affect arrangements now
being made for . rsopening Of the bank.
as there has evidently bsen some knovl-
edge Of the matter In possession Of the
Directors for several days past. though
probably Of too indefinite nature 10 war.
rant any statement In the promises.
Tho Superintendent Of the Mint 10.
day corrected the runor that the Bank
Of California Is indebted TO the Mint.
On tho contrary. the Mint owes the
bank about Sl25,00 The bank has
been doing reclining for The Mint, and In
that way the Indebtedness arose.
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i'd, III. Atlantic and rseise Linz.

10y the Atlantic and Paeise Liss.l
THE following from our special 10
porter In Ban Francisco. smphaiaeally
gives the lie 10 the above rsport-ED.
NEws.1
slx Falxeisco. Sept. $50 ,. NJ
d. o. Mil has signed no statement such
NJ reported 10 havo been Issued over bin
sisnaiurs.s Some iroguIshaos hsvs m.
doubtcdly existed which has been thor.
oushly undertOod among those intss.
sstsd. for some days, bat nothing viii
prevent resumption unless certain pspsn
succeed In their infamous dstsns 70
SAP confidence and credit. The Dtrso-
tors are hard n work sndsavohng 70 ~
Organize the bank, and have no doubt
that they viii succeed. m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-04
TO rHs raIsNDs OF sciENcRi

Prof. Rixsn, the dhuhsuishsd Phreno,oeist,
will lecture to the ladies' and gentlemen ol
Gold Hili 1t Miners Union Hail. on Friday,
Saturday. Sunday. Monday and Tuesday even
lngs, Doors open q Z. lecture 70 commence q
Se,sen; h,ssiIso sssss IGr 'saiss. w HOO
eissly at hslfpsst seyen O'Clock. o. aeeosit Of
hinsrs' meeting. Once hour from 3 4. r.. "a
81. r., at The hall. Admission V lectpfss, q
cents; lsssrvsd ssats, - cents sxtrs- Fin,
lecture me-. "a tide
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-04

There is q platform 6xio feet. and eight
inches high. opposite the entrance In
each room. for the use Of the tsachsrs.
TIE 0usssae.
Which ought. perhaps, to have been
mentioned aut IL covered with redwood
rustic. and the roof With redwood shin.
Rles. laid four inches to the weather.
We did not AK the number Of squares
contained In the roof. bat II any one
wants 10 know. he can and out BY in
quiing Of The contractor and builder.
9. n Bsrs.
Who viii NO doubt kindly give the de-
sirod information. On the center Sec
tion Of the building will be q bsliry. ten
BY ten feet. and twenty high. We be-
lisvs u il not intended 70 have = dag
pole ON the house. Against this We
most earnestly protest, for where 10 the
great eagle bird Of frssdom going TO
perchf
The new school house In crsditabls
alike 10 our school Trustees. Captain
Thomas @. Taylor. b. y. Hazlstine and
DIR. Conwell. who conceived tho idea Of
building L.; 10 I. Il. Thompson. the
well.known Comstock architect. who
drew the plans; and TO Mr.. Burt. who
executed them. II In something which
the growing population OF our town
loudly called for. and although
H. fetal Csss
Will not Be far from $24.0 00. certainly
not less than s23. 900. Il Is 20 substsn.
tally built that II will probably b
standing long after the present genera
ton has passed away. and the invest
mont In u mere pocunisry point OF view
Is therefore q good one.
Il will probably bo completed and
rady for occupation by the LIST Of noxt
month. until which time the schools In
Gold Hill proper will not bs opened.
The different departments viii no doubt
bs divided a. before. into the ant and
second primary. intermediate and gram.
rlr schools.
We wish to suggest. before dropping
tho subject. that shade trees Be planted
around the building a. soo y possible.
3, that Il shall not stand forth bare and
i,solate looking. as Is so often the case
with our public schools.
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pusrncr csuEr.

- 80,
The following business wa tfAnssc'ec
this morning In The Hnt District Court
Jud,s Risipo ON the bsnch.
r..,...
u-- p
In 'ns "ss'ss " 'ns ~ ~
Caldwell. dscsassd-Dscrss made con-
arming the sale Of property.
In the matter Of the estate Of Eugene
pittnsr. deceased Order made allow
ing Robt. II. Taylor. attorney for Co.
tate, $500.
In the matter Of the sstats Of George
Dovnsy--Order ma3s confirming the
sale Of personal property.
Heyman OF al. W. WIN. Hoise-Appeal
dismissed.
In the matter OF the estate OF Z. II.
Berrv. deceased-HsarinQ the applica-
ton for letter. OF administration oontin.
usd until September ilth.
-...--
px-n-
Lswis q Dsai ~. 80
sent. eounsei autnofiAee 70 'nD..s
amendments n ID originAi W".eau.
rincnower W.. r,ne o...s..has
OF demurrer unuh oep
ii,n; w n.,,.,a su,.,
,i " Hss,;I Nol.n-
Mining Company w. DaD'e' N0
Tsns0u. NJ
Fargo W; oensroOrsSssn ,..o,,.
Noe ": virginia ood fei'o.. 80.
auon-Dismisseoi eacn PaiNy P~''.s
their own costs.
Union Mill and Mining company ~.
John sullivan-suit conanusd iof 'ne
term.
James DUFFY vs.. Ash; passed. -,
Gossags VI. Crown Point o anu
Silver Mining Company, passsa;
ID. U: Addison W. Me.,ean uo'" lu
silver Mining orue' NAV.
granting the removal o ! the cas- 70 the
United states Oiren,' oou,'.
stevenson W. he.oss
drawn and fifteen days gwen 70 answer
Murcie 70. hennesseyi oomurIer WIN
drawn y ten days gwen 70 Ansse''
Connidine ". Corco,an; passed.
jackson W.. pe'ne,u,
drswn anu Yen ~ r'.S,sah,. G,,,
ion.ey om c"na. Ss..n"s".
Siiver mining
Withdrawn ana 'eh my s'''u
wsI. o- >s,,;.. cou,.,v.
bryan w. oa'"s' " '
passed. p,u,.,. r....,
woman, r, GniS .mi S,I.s. Gin,no
Woodvills Told AUD SILVER aiming
4 N M NJ INA AnInA. INAMAEII.
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Deparssrrs I.a.s RveuInr.
rllE NEW scmoeI. morsE.

Al Exiiaes that b. . Credit - she
Tswn-Hsas P~assieaiaru IN ~
gard Co 10, l~selsdisg sise. Nsa-
her Of tspils % viii Aeesnss
date. Whes % viii - Csnpissed.
Probable Cost, ste.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-04

PrPEa's OprRA Housx-Ths Opera
House in Virginia was crowded last
evening on the occasion Of Lawrence
Barrctt's farewell benefit. "Harebell.
or tho Man O'Airlie." was presented.
Mr.. barrett fairly excellsd himself In
the third and fourth acts, and held the
audience In rapt attention during the
accordingly interesting. but exceedingly
mournful representation. The same
piece, which 10 one OF the most inter-
esting ever presented at the Opera
House. will BE- repeated this evening.
RuSAwAr.-As Lonksy & Smiths
lumber dsalsrs) delivery wagon was
coming out from the Original Gold Hill
Mine to the American Flat grade, about
5 O'Clock last evening. the horses be-
came unmanageable and ran away. The
driver was thrown from his seat. being
pretty badly stunned by the fall. He
escaped without any serious injury.
The horses were caught a short distance
from where the driver was thrown from
the wagon.
A KIND OyYKR.-Ths Eaierpris Of
this morning says that the officers Of the
Virginia Miners Union now come tor.
ward and tender to those societies which
have lost their place Of meeting by the
late Ore the use OF their hall on B street
up to $50 o'clock each day. II being IN
use after that hour every evening. The
spirit which prompts this action on the
part Of the Miners Union will no doubt
10 fully appreciated BY those TO whom
il is made. whether they avail themselves
Of II or not.
AssrxxExm RxscIxpKD.-Ths assess.
ments on the Mexican. Chollar. I'm
psrial and Empire Mining Companies
are officially rescinded to-day. and the
Crown Point assessment reduced TO 20
cents. We do not know Of any explana-
ton 10 offer; we only know that the
item Is correct.
RACES To.NoRnow.-wo ore told that
there will be an exciting timo out at
Agricultural Park tomorrow. Il Is said
that there will bs mile, half.mile. 100
yards and 20 yards races ran. II h Mt
least certain that COTE md Coxad will
run the latter distance for $1,000 q side.
GoLD HILL MMErs' USIox. Member.
Of this Union are requested TO assem-.
bio al their hall. Gold Hill, on Sunday.
September 9Th. at $50 r. NJ, sharp, 10
attend the funeral Of their deceased
brother. James Gallagher. See official
notice.
A FiouRk MissrSo.-In our report Of
the excess Of this over last years assess-
msnt roll In Gold Hill tho figure go
was omitted. Though not large itself
Il mads considerable difference In the
total amount which, instead Of $27, 900.
should have been $247 900.
wArLn.-Thers wa atraveline bak-
cry In Virginia last evening. which dill .
rushing business In wafies. selling six
for two bits. II was something we
never before noticed In Virginia, and
has q metropolitan mir about II.
Kicxxp NJ a Hoxar. "A f~our,year-old
son Of Mr.. Long.troff. Of Virginia. was
kicked and almost killed By . horss ON
@ direct about @ o'clock Last evening.
DIR, T. II. Conn attended hin. To-
Pam Or YruxzpAr.-Ths Consol-
dated Virginia Mining Company. the
sierra Nevada Mining Company and the
Mint, paid Cd their employees yesterday.
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THIRD pIsPAToH.

A starning Report Csstrsdiessd-
IafAaeas Attempts 70 Undss.
mise Csuadssee and Credts -
the BACK Of CaliArnia.
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[Ynox oUR SPECIAL RKronrxn.

Result Or sbs Munisipal Eisstien-
Clsse Contest ssP nayse ssd chief
sfPslies-Ths Ballesis-Csll Tiek.
81 Disappear -Bank Guarantee
Yand, e7,eoe.oeo- Kew ". @. BAL
stes Net HIS Dsath-A Mspsfal
Outlook.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-04

ST. PAuL's Cmuscu. Virginia City.
There will DO divine service tomorrow
at II A.. u. and 7:30 p. y. Bishop
Whitaker will oficiste in the morning.
and Rev. X. y. Eastman In the evening.
Sunday school at l2:45 P. N. All are
invited.
ST. JouS's CnuRcH. GOLD HrIL.-
There will be divine service tomorrow
at 7:30 p. NJ. Bishop Whitaker ofaci.
aiing. Sunday School at l:30P. y.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

70 ~, seLD NM sAnr r.v,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-04

The scholars to be seated separately.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-04

Work ON the new public school housc.
which nov fast approaches completion.
was began on the twenty-third day Of
June. The building Is located on Tsle-
graph street. ON n lot Immediately al
joining the site Of tho old school build
ings. The foundation IL. composed Of
both stone and brick, and Is OF the most
substantial kind. The lower. OF stone
portion. Is three feet thick ON the bot.
tom. two ON top, and Of AN average
hight Of nine feet; ON top Of this comes
the brick. two feet high and ono foot
thick. The front and lower end Of the
lot II inclosed by
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]. d. LEvlNSON's
BONANZA BAZAAR

Rsated or soId Tor cab o. on InetaIIments.
Also g. hasa 2 hrxs stock Of snEEf nUsloi
veil ssbcied stock Of Fancy Article, Tfunks,
vsIsss, silvsrplsisd ware, 0snts' runlshinG
Goods. Hats. etc. Manuhetursf OF Hmmss
and Brackets. apsoh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-04

New Yosx. Sept. 4.-The Herald
special cable from London says .adyioes
havo been received here from Vienna,
through s~clavonian sources, that the In
surgents have o q decisive battle 81
Nevesingc. taking several thousand
prisoners and killing Ave hundred. II
is also rumored that two Pschas were
routed on Wednesday near hstoshid,
but this cannot be relied upon - Ger
tain.
Arrival Of = Ceisbrassa Frsseh nii.
liarftss.
NEW Ysnx. Adrian liar. q celebrated
French billiariist. has arrived from Eu-
rope, and il now In this city. His
style Of playing il different from that OF
GARNER. Rudslphs and other champions.
He plays with his thumb ana finesr.
and Is said TO have mads . ran d a.046
points. Il IL sAid that b WI b
matched for . series Of games fos 300
and spwsrd. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-04

by Holman, tnht hAipcnoh wHs shos "
her husband. In this connection II may
DO stated al o singular coincidence that
vicksrs. tho innocent spectator who TO-
ceivsd n painful wound in the shooting
afYray yesterday. vas that, once before,
several yenra ago. In a scraps In Nilsson.
ri, where q minister was accused Of
Beschsrism. vicksrs tells your CORE
spondsnt. In vigorous language that he
ID "down ON preachers generally, now
and hsssAitrr." BY the disclosures OF
this case there arc many people In
Quincy who join with his ~unfavorabls
opinion OF ministers. Throughout the
t,ial members Of tho church have stood
by Hoffman,. but tho shooting OF Mitch
ell. and later Developments, arc begin
ming TO tell against him.
E~sjsiains . Theatrical Company.
MILwAuxrs. Wis.,. Sept. A sum.
mons was ssrvad on Messrs. Gilmore 4
Roberts and all connected with the
Opsra House. 10 answer before Judge
Dyer Why the performance Of the 1.-TWO
Orphans" shall DO continued by thsm
IN advertised.
CsmplSeasisss 0rswisg ous Or She
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