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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-17

DID He CIR EVEN D." Whisky
George" was not sober last evening.
and no happened TO DO in front Of Hur.
lsy's store q little after 0 o'clock. when
J. W. Noyes. Of the Maynard House.
was returning from tho railroad
depot, whittier no had been 70
see a friend Of on the train. George
owed Eoyes q sensoless grudge. and
thought this would be o goodtimo to get
even, 10 no turned loose his right fist
and arm, giving Mr.. Noyes . back.
handler ~ he passed. Noyes immedi.
ately slowed about and sailed In on
George with his trusty cane. Then he
arrested him, handed him over 10 Con.
stable Symonds. and George slept In the
calaboose. This morning an eIplana-
ton took place before Justice Wright,
and George acknowledged that be Was
only trying to get sven with Noyes. 80
no was fined $50, and not having II, was
sent to tho County Jail for % days.
PlnsosAL.--Georgo W. Phelps. Jr..
late local editor OF the GoLD HILL News.
and a trst.class shorthand reporter. has
again hung out his shingls In Virginia.
a. may DO soen by his card published in
our advertising columns to-day. As q
professional and practical photographer
he is said to DO the best In the State,
and past experience has shown him to
be fully capable and competent 10 report
law cases, testimony OF witnesses,
speeches or anything else In that line.
We take special pleasure In recommend
ing him TO all requiring the services Of
q shorthand reporter.
BEING LIosIzED.-Dy q private tclo-
gram received from Captain John d.
Young, OF tho Emmett Guard OF Virginia.
VIZ learn that that company was assigned
a prominent position in the parade
which took place In San francisco to-
day. Tho Captain says tho company
are being made too much Of altogether.
and that Virginia should feel proud Of
the honor conferred upon her citizens
soldlery.
MoosEY's BELL wrrnER.-Mr. Bill
Mooney. Of livery stable notohety, has
been presented with another hne lamb.
Bill must DO q man OF depraved habits.
for no no sooner got the sheep TO his
stable than he commenced plying II
with whisky, obtained from Piper's cor
ner, and stale tobacco which no couldn't
possibly use himself.
GorSo BELow.-Galland, our popular
dry goods dealer. on Main street, just
below the Yellow Jacket office. Is going
to San Francisco In q few days for moro
goods, therefore no desires Us 10 tell
those indebted to him that he expects
thom to call and pay him some
coin forthwith. He wants II.
RxMovAL.-Mr. E. strothor. U. 8.
Register in bankruptcy at Virginia City.
has removed his Office 10 room II, In
the Odd Follows building, oornor OF O
and Smith streets. Those interested
will please mako q nets Of II.
JusrIc. wsIoxr's Cousr.-Georss
Barrett, better known % whisky
George, was s~entencedthis afternoon BY
Justice Wright to twenty days impris-
onmsnt in the County Jail. for assault
and battery.
Par YoUn VASE BiLLs.-All indebted
to tho Pioneer Laundry for moro than
two months washing had bettor read the
notice in our advertising columns to-day
and avoid legal trouble and costs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-17

Gn.Sp ASSIvsgsAxN BuL.-A grand
anniversary ball will DO given by the
Ancient Order Of Hibernians. Division
No. 2. nj Miners Union Hall, Gold Hill.
to.pirht. as n fitting conclusion to the
festivities inaugurat-d in honor OF 1T.
Patrick. Day. The finest Of music has
been engaged for tho occasion. and
those of our readers who attend may
count upon having q good time.
TnxTrAcHxns' ISsrrrrrr.-Th Board
Of County Commissioners OF Storey
county have given permission. at the
,oouest Of tho County Superintendent
OF Schools. for the holding OF n ieseh-
ers' Institute TO last two day. uutins
tho month Of April, commencing about
The middle Of tbs month. Tho teaenstS
of Ormsby, Lyon and washoe n
will BIO invited to participate.
Runaway AccIpESr.-M about 81
o'clock last evening . four-horso team
belonging TO Mr.. Adam Bay. Of This
plaes. wero frightened into running
away by the whistle OF the Grown FONT
Uoisting Works. Mr.. Bay in atteinP',
,nc 10 stop tho team WAS run over and
badly injured in the region Of Inc spine
DIR. Hali rendered tho necessary surS''
cal assistance.
ANNUAL Mrrrno.-The regular annn-
nj meeting Of the Lady Washington MN.
$40. Will
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-17

Suspended died Prem an Overdose
OF ChlereSsPn.
BosroS, March 1.-THE TNureler re-
ports that Beck Brothers, stock brokers,
have suspended. An examination Of
their books is in progress. James Beck.
the senior partner, died at his rssidsnes
on Monday. from an overdose Of chic
reform. taken as q relief from pain.
Treat Eiosd and Ice Gorge ~ Port
Jervis.
PoHr JERvrs, N. Y. March l7.-At
6 o'clock this A. n. q large shop whistle
warned tho people that tho flood was
raising with fearful rapidity. Tho tele-
graph had previously announced that
the leo had swept through every barrier
above here and was coming down upon
tho city. riding upon the crest OF q
ton feet high.
a. x.-Tho water is rising very
rapidly. and King street Is inundated.
A largo charge Of nitro glycorino
exploded aud did great execution. Ice
is damning up ut the head OF the gorge.
Tho Delaware Railroad bridge, three
miles west, is swept away. The flood
is coming with Uncomfortable force. Tho
inhabitants are fleeing in confusion
from the fats.
So'cLocx.-The gorge remains firm
but tho volume Of water has made a river
OF King street. carrying all before IL and
submersing u great part OF tho lower
portion Of tho town. The flood is now
within 100 yards Of tho telegraph Office.
$40 a. MA great shout Of thank
fulness has just Como up. The gorge
has broken and tho leo is floating
down the stream while the water
in the village Is slowly lowering. The
Barrett bridge stands, though badly
damaged. Probably thirty blocks were
Inundated and some houses carried of.
| So far US heard no lives have been lost.
The wrecks Of two bridges are being
carried rapidly down stream. The u 8
pension bridge. eight miles below. is
felt to DO doomed. About 800 houses
in Port Jervis proper. between the rail-
road and river, are more or less dam
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-17

Jusr Rad THIS Heyman Brothers have u't
opened q new furniture store on the corner. OF
Band Taylor streets. They offer everything
necessary Tor furnishing houses. cheaper than
any house thls eide OF ban francisco. They
keep constantly on hand . large stock Of fnrni.
turc, bedding. carpets. croekery, glass and
Mated ware. Olive them q call. 2.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-17
FROM cUALALA, CAL
Probably Fatal Accident.

GuALALA. Cal, March VA man
named John Wilson, . native Of Sweden
met with q serious and probably fatal
accident yesterday by shooting himself
with a shot gun. It appears ho loaded
the gun. and setting II on the floor while
at full cock. Il was discharged. tho con.
tents striking him in the eyes and fore
part Of the head, completely taking away
all Of the skull from the eyes TO the top
Of the head.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-17

blue PoNrs. - Lsrae.slscd. delicious bi
waves, fresh nom the rea, can be had every
stand, Palace saloon. Virginia City. Also oil
kinds Of ash. spring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything else crayed by the inner
man. iIefronS dinner combinations are Q
marvel OF gastrononte sklll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-17
suSquehaunah.
Murder as r.nnmins.

DAKKnsrIELD. March lG.-The Pana-
mint Necs has the following concerning
another horrible murler: A man was
shot while quietly eating his dinner in
a restaurant, ct Darwin City. The
murdered man Il q member OF the firm
Of Perasich & Petrovich, lately engaged
in tho restaurant business at Panamint.
Tho following statement OF the affair
Is received from Dave Neagle and JAS.
Bruce, who arrived yesterday from Oar.
win. Which enc OF the firm was killed
our informants are not positive, but 1t
Is believed that Pcravich il tho unfor.
tunatc man. He was sitting quietly
eating his dinner, in Sulliyan's res
taurant, when q man entered,
aud approaching close to where
he sat, said: "Pay mo the $i7 90
You owe me, you s--n Of abb" and
Immediately began shooting with q self.
cooking pistol. The man who did the
shooting is named Ashim. Of tho Arm OF
A. Ashim X Bro, engaged in q general
merchandising house here. Three shots
took effect, one in the head OF Pera-
vieh, another in the body under his arm
III. ,h;r,, In nj bonl lie vasI Instant
ahl 'I'' Nm t.am III cha;r IN Nh.
su.as;nc mol a worn. nor was an
nunn,,,,niiv .i,en him for a reply before
the shooting. .Ashim was accompanied
into the restaurant by two men, one Of
whom is named Montgomery, a clerk in
Ashim X Bros store here. The other
IA named Carroll, OF Darwin. Whether
those men were aware OF Ashim's in
ten,ion is not known. After committing
the decd. Ashim walked up to Z. A
Reidis' saloon and gave himself up.
He was taken to Independence by
Roddy ". Grant and Charles Goodwin.
,,... MIN. ..s ~, u.k. N.,,.rs.
w.-". ~ ~ g..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-17
10 THR LADIES.
COME AND BIZ HEALED.
YOUNG Il

who may be suffering from the eiiectsof youth.
full follies or lndiscrel,on. will do well 10 avail
themselves VI this. the greatest boon ever laid
at the altar Of suffering humanity. DIR. Bpm.
NRY will guarantee TO forfeit ave hundred dol.
lars fer every case OF seminal weakness or pr.
vAtc disease Of any kind or character which he
undertakes and falls to cure. lie would. there
fore, say TO the unfortunate sufferer who may
read this notice. that you arc treading upon
dangerous ground when yOu longer delay In
seeking the proper remedy for your complaint.
You may be In the frst stage remember, you
are approaching the last. II you are bordering
upon the last, and arc suffering rome or all Of
its evil effects, remember that II you obstinate
ly persist In generalization. the time must
come when the most skllliul physician can ren.
der you no assistance: when the doors OF hope
will be closed against you /; when no angel OF
mercy can bring yOu relief. In no case has the
Doctor failed of success. Then LET not despair
work Itself upon your Imagination, hut avail
yourself Of the beneficial results Of his treat.
ment before your c.se Ia beyond the reach OF
medical skill, or before grim death hurries you
~ q nrannaf0ra oFaya
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-17

InroprAxr.- Endorsed by the Medical PREF
~fcssion, DR.. VIM. Ilslfs Bllsam for the Lung.
diseases al the Throat and Chest. DIR. Towns
ley's Toothaehc Anodyne cures In ono min.
,te
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-17

THERE are kilograms at the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Office in Gold
Hill for Slr. II. B. Conklin and Thos.
Mulligan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-17

nrALrn. the poor mans riches, the rich
mans bliss. 10 found In Ayers Medicines amer
q ~frulilsss search among other remedies. A
word TO the Wise 10 SUFFICIENT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-17
Mt. PArRICK's DAY.

The anniversary Of the birthday OF
tho Patron Saint Of Ireland was appro-
priaisly celebrated in Virginia and Gold
Hill to-day.
Ia virginia
There was n parade Of the Montgomery
Guard and the Ancient Order OF Hiber-
mans. Division No. I. both OF which
organizations attended tho morning SER
vice. in st. Mary's Church. Probably
on mo previous day did 40 many people
linen, women and children - thrung
the principal streets OF Virginia n to-
day. Tho men dragged out their plug
hats, the women their fancy dresses,
and the children their top boots, and all
seemed "a happy Us harvest men. After
IA. services were concluded, tho differ
enl organizations bstook themselves to
their respective headquarters. and the
.lay was celebrated in a truly royal nan
nSr.
Cold nm.
Not 10 10 outlone by her sister town.
turned out the Sar.ield Guard. the An
cient Order Of Hibcrnians. No. 2, and
tho juvenile Union Guard, under COM
mand Of Capt. l.. ]. Field. The latter
well-drlled body o! soldiers in embryo,
cave a marching salute 10 tho Nxws es-
fablishmcnt upon returning from high
muss in st. Pauiek's church. whittier
all Of the above named societies repaired
in the morning. liippingham's Irish
American hand furnished tho m'tsic on
this suspicious occasion. and well did
they perform their allotted part. After
ths church services the Sarsiield Guard.
together with the Ancient Order OF
Hibcrmans, marched up tho hill
10 Miners Union Hall and there they
refreshed themselves. drinking toats
wi,hou, number to Tho day we cele-
bra,c,'' ''Ould Ireland. soon may she
he free" and others too numerous TO
mention. The band afterwards took up
n position in front Of Gibson's saloon
and discoursed sweet music for the de-
lectaiiou Of the Gold Killers. They
have our sincere thanks for NO doing.
Eisew hero.
With the exception OF the Fourth OF
July. there's not u day celebrated in the
United States with SO much ecidi a st.
Pa,rick's Day. All over this vast
continent tho gallant sons Of lro-
land, though many leagues from home.
never neglect To celebrate this--to
them-"day Of all days" In New
York. after the grand parade. the
Knights Of st. Patrick. an organization
composed Of the brightest wits. writer's
and orators Of the day. with Charles
O'Connor, the eminent lawyer and
Iurist, nj their head. will gather around
the festive board in Delmonico's, and
bring NJ the pleasing recolleetions OF
the past. tho happy days spent In Erin.
and the dosis OF valor performed by her
Kings and Princes in by-gono days OF
glory, will be rchsarsed In prose M
song. In fact. in all tho principal cities
Of tho Union the DAY will 10 commem'
GRATED in n becoming manner.
To-Nigss.
A grand ball will DO given tonight by
the Ancient Order Of u%ibernians, No. 2,
in Miners Union Hall. Coll Hill. and
10 all who attend an enjoyable time IL
guaranteed. Tho best Of music has
-.l Co. tla asrasion anal the
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-17
DIR. A. b. SplNNEY,
Has Removed to No. 1888 South {

-
Street. Virginia, opposite champhin House.
Dr.. Spinncy, woll known throughout the
countfy - Q Pathologist and Psychologist,
whose successful treatment Of certain physical
disabilities and functional arrangements do
ssrvedly eutitle him 70 !hs familiar reecgni.
spectfully inform the citizens OF virginia ciiy
aud vicinity that bis Increasing patronage de-
manding morn commodious apartments, he has
removed TO his new once. No. i5 South Z
street, Virginia, seven doors north OF the
French Drug Store, where he win DO pleased
p~ortunity Of Kidding themselves. through, his
professional agency. Of such constitutional an.
noyances aud ailments a. he claims to eompas
and 70 cure. Without entering Into biogrsph-
ical details, II 10 sufficient TO simpy. promul.
cato the fact that DIR. SPiNNEY's earliest
ration and conduct Of the Montreal Canada
Easp Medical Institute. The regime OF the
Engil,h Pharmaceutical Colleges 10 gagged By
an elevated standard. An extended experience
and an assiduous study OF tho varied phases
OF disease enables him TO guarantee assurances
Of success In the eradication Of the multiform
chronie Affections incident TO both sexes. such
- Nervous Debility, Exhausted Vitality,
Youthful Excesses, Marriage Impcdimentss
and Chronic diseases generally.
TO THE LADIES.
DR.. sP1NNEY. while naturally Impressed
With the delieacy Of ths subject, feels 40 best.
Ancy In assuring them that. In conjunction
with . competent knowledge OF their various
su1erings. such as Nervousness, Neuralgia.
Spinal Weakness. Loss Of Appetite, IAssitude,
Pfolapeus Cteri, ke,roversi0nr or Dlsplsce-
mont VI the Womb, Vaginal irregularities, Leu.
chorrea. Dyspepsia. Indige'tion, Constipation.
simosi IN. nm, hsss mai orictn IN tho uter
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-17
Tonight.

A grand bal, will DO given tonight by
the Ancient Order Of H%ibernians, No. 2,
in Miners Union Hall. Coll Hill. anu
10 all who attend an enjoyable time Is
guaranteed. Tho best Of music has
been procured for the occasion, AMI the
hall has been m~agnihcently decorated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-17

The anniversary Of the birthday OF
tho Patron Saint Of Ireland was appro-
priaiely celebrated in Virginia and Gold
Hill to-day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19
Memphis Theater.

Lat night Baker and Farron opened
up to a good house. The play, Conrad
and Lizette, is similar to Chris aud
Lena, and other plays Of that class,
which are only used for the purpose of
introducing the song and dance specially
business, M. Farrou, as "Lizette"
and Dennis McGraw' was quite anus
ing and artistic. He presents his char
acters 10 a finished style, and surrounds
them with an artistic air which is duly
recognized by audiences. His song last
night, Just Because I'm Irish" was
deservedly a~pplauded and ercored,
as it was rendered with feeling and
psthos. Mr.. Farron possesses a good
voice, tolersbly well trained. Mr..
Baker in his Dutch specialties was
also well received. Both sang a duet,
Sweet Cristina,' in a very pleasing
manner. The Raw Recruits" a change
on the Mulligan Guards" but not by
any meansits equal in point of grotesque
humor, was well received by the audi.
encs. The stock company supporting
Baker and Farron contains some very
clever people who perform their respec-
tive parts pIeasingly and well, especially
Miss Louisa Lord. Mr.. J.. H. Huntley
aud Mr.. George F. Retcham. This latter
gentleman as DORSEY Brown" fairly
divided the honors lGst night, and his
appearance on the stage was greeted with
applause. Asa comedian be probably
overdoes the character and makes it too
grotesque and absurd, consequently I'M
natural. Mr.. Ketchsm, it will be remem-
bered, was with Lolita and played dick
swiVeller" to Lotta's Little Marchion-
ess." Tonight and at the matinee to.
morrow Conrad and Lizette will be re-
pested.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19
mysrs' Opera House.

This temple oil variety amusement on
Jefferson street continues to present
many attractions. Dir. Charles T. Ellis,
Miss Abbie FsrnswOrth, Little Dot.
Miss Lizzie Harmon. GiIday and Geni.
ven, Harry Spriggs, Miss Flora FrAwley,
with the e arrivals. Baby Mcdonald,
James Mcdonald, Annie DeLorme and
Annie Clark, constitute the present com
pauy. Baby Mcdonald, a little mite oil
not over six years, ia a wonderfully pre-.
coeious child, aud sings and dances 10
character in a remarkable manner. Mr..
Mcdonald does a pedestal skate dance,
which crsates a sensation as a specially.
Manager Myers has an excellent troupe
and deserves crowded houses nightly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19

stake by the veil known sporting paper.
the Rod and Gun. The Turf, Field and
Farm also exhibits a magnificent prize
medal as a prize for the champion wing
shot. The attendance is expected to be
large, not only from Tennessee, but
from other States.
Sunday lac; General Forrest was con.
veying a lot Of convicts from the county
jail to Presidents Island workhouse. bat
as.the gang passed Washington street,
on Main, a negro man slipped the hand
cuffs and broke for liberty down Second
alley. After a lively chase aud a shot
or two he was recaptured, and once
more be joined the gang and wendell his
way 10 the island where the niggers have
to work from morn till night for twenty
five cents a day.
Bringing oysters Z Memphis by the
carload from Norfolk has been inAugu-
rated this season. One hundred and
ninety-ive bushels Of oysters make IA
carload, with two tons OF ice and the
necessary amount OF straw. The rivalry
in tie trade will probably reduce the
price Of a dozen bivalyes on the halt
shell to twenty-five cents. Heretofore a
barrel Of oysters shipped here from Nor.
folk by express cost about thirteen dol.
lars, but BY the carload a barrel of oys-
tiers cost only FIVE and a half dollars.
So a big margin appears in sight to
those who have been paying fifty cents a
dozen for little oysters.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19
bar Meeting.

On Saturday last a bar meeting was
held in the Second Chancery Courtroom
and resolutions were adopted 9th refer
enee to the death of the late John Som
eryell, Esq, Chancellor F. D. Stockton
presided at the meeting and Mr.. VIM. A
Collier acted as secretary. On motion
the chair appointed the following mem.
bers OF the bar to present the resolu-
tions to the different courts: Judge VIM.
n. Smith to the United States District
and Circuit Courts, George W, Winchet,
ter to the First Cbaucery Court Samuel
II, Coward to the Second Chaucery
Court; Vim. a. Collier, First Circuit
Court i. b. Mcfarland, Second Circuit
Court L.. B. H%OrrIgsu, Criminal Court;
II. G. Warmer, Probate Court.