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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

Loans and Dis s2sl 4020 Legal Tenders. eS? 800
specie ............ 1O,65620o Deposits 2SJ .2alO
Cir ;ulatlon- -sl9,IUcVo'
The transactions at the Clearing house for the past
week compare as follows with those of the previous
week:
Cearings for the week ending May .AsO155o Il
Cearings the week ending June 3d.. 4s2022l4 So
Balances for week ending May % 2i725Ol5 80
Balances for the week ending June 3D.. slll2,J2e,so
The Philadelphia stock market is inactive Penn
sylvana 6s, third issue, 112le; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad. 200s; Reading Railroad. 537s; Penn
sylvania Railroad. 1855. Gold. 1863.
We are indebted to the Mercantile Agency Of
Messrs. McKillop & Spraguc for the following crop
and business information
Our reports this week embrace returns from % COM
ties in the State OF Texas, 81 counties IN ArAasa ana
seven counties IN louisiana OF the counties IN Texas
"a report an increased under cultivation, and only
two report decrease. In cotton the average increased
area Il about 20 per cent. In grain about 80 per cent
In few counties sweet potatoes grown to consid
cradle extent. and reported a. promising unusually
we'll Harvesting the wheat crop has commenced and
fro,n everv pont the report promise of excellent
and large crop" Corn and cotton very generally need
rain but both promise unusually good crop Now
ing il going on and the result IL all that heart could de
sire some live counties report the cattle trade
declining. and agriculture increasing, while about
the same number report less interest m the
cotton crop, and more IN cereals The chief pro-
ducts OF the counties in Arkansas are cotton, corn
and wheat Three four counties report frut grasses
tobacco and potatoes. The area under cultivation ~
about the same last year cotton. but largely In
are reported excellent in fruit unparalleled We quote
from report Wheat is being estimated all the way
from 10 bushels per Corn and cotton good
stand and growing. People are hard run are making
crop without going debt and real prospects OF bus
ness in future better than since the war; II
farmers only work through 10 harvest their crops"
Another states In several localities some complaints
have been made about cutworms, but from close in
aury am satisfied that damage has been DONE
From Louisiana reports OF the same character Area
under cultivation in cotton hardly equal to Last year. but
largely increased IN From present appearances
the crop OF cotton aud corn will be large with larger
yield per than any time for the past dive years
Planters have gone hard 10 work. and the credit sys
TEN u almost done away with"
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RAyD0M COMMENTS on THE TR14 H.

LOGIC OF THE PREARRASGED VISIT.
A POINT WHICH A LAWYER THINKS Mr. EvARTs HAS
OVERLOOKED.
"a IN, Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR; Allow me, through the columns of The
Tamusy 10 direct attention point developed by the
sJ.on Beecher evidence but inadvertently tno doubt
overlooked In Sir Eyartss able address to the jury The
proof Is that both Mr. Triton and Mr. Mouton intended
tha. Mr. Beeeer after bis interview with MI ilton at
Mr. Mouiton's house, on the night OF Dec 30 lo'o'
should visit Mrs Tlton in her sick room DIT. lnloh
suggested 1t 10 Mr. Beecher. Mr. MoutSn was
OF n, THAR oolaborer. Ms. Dennis, cxpectsny opened
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A TRAVELLERS COMMENTS.
or Of The Tribune.

To The EdtfOr OF INC IrtUHHt
SIR: Your Rutland Correspondent" must
either have very list of acquaintance or they
rust i've of the IL he does not know OF one
man who believes Mr.. Beechers innocence. since
the beginning OF the trial have Travelled THOUSANDS OF
mites in the United States and have generally found that
the good and vrtuOus classes or people either
heIipye the solemn statements OF MI Beecher and Mrs
TIIion or are willing wait for the verdict rather than
ureudee while the great masses OF the gn0r'lt tine
Vile and the goddess not only den0unce Mr. Beecner u
entity but would rejoice exceedingly II the verdict should
he against HIM. 1 wonder II your Correspondent VIII
take exceptions 10 Mr.. Beach's address. JUSTICE
Tii-nJeil " j., June g. 1870.
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Offered. Asked.

Railroad bonds were quiet and steady TO firm.
lot of $4,000 Cleveland and Pittsburgh sinking
fund sold at O57s. and $4,000 Morris and Essex
consols at 1O2, frsts fetching 11ol2. Chicago and
North Western coupon gold consols sold at 49, Mich
iean southern sinking funds 1T 1906 Harlem arsts ~
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The only sales of Southern State bonds were
small lot of Virginia is, Consolidated Second
series. at 10 plain Mssouris at 1922, and Tennes-
sees AT l3lo. Tho bids are as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

bag NJ new Flour from Produce
Exchange by Messrs Draper Co the aeo@mp,nss
St Louis Mr. John j. Granger for the handsome sum
$40 ..., - q. -. , .....
are soft though essentially changed The carertns
business very quiet except in Petroleum tonnage for
essentially changed The engagene incne I1Yerp'
by steam Grain nominaly sIeri Cotton, ls FroylslOnr
40145s 900 6bs Rosn. by sail at Is 3D. to London ~
Tobacco 6d The charters comprise An American DaIk
500 tons Havre with about 5000 Dds rude
Petroleum at Is cd an American DARK henc' D Hteten
Refined do. a. Sd, short lay days. Int
ship arrived nom Baltimore o. Antwerp Win sooa'
with BOO bbs Crude do. prt
vae bark Of IL tons hence 10 ChrisaA win ycn
rral srg0 az A lump LaterA British
AZ DE British bark from Philadelphia % Continent Win
bbls do. Is 3D. an Italian bark, hence 10 brsts
game voyage 45O0 NJ same rate another also WITH
5000 qrs. g.. II direct 3D. OF TO Liverpool, ~
steam % boxes Cheese ijS l,UOO boxes Bacon ais,
and 900 bush Gram, rImored On private terms 81, ,.
Wheat market opened stronger, With llllied
offerings more general deinanl c!ety conhned "a
Spring falling OF Ia the receipts at The upper AXE ports
induce confidence with holders and the light stock o
adds the rness the market closes weaker and
active, election greatly retarins business winter
Il trr quiet White ~ taken for export az our quota
ions the is40OO bush AZ 81 07gsl II for Tn
graded Iowa 81 031Sl 10 for No Chicago
sDrng 81 Os for No 3 do; III 10 Tor No Mnwausee.
al l6a al l8l2 DO; 81 Is Cor No Minnesota 81 "a
Tor Red Western 81 81 Ssi SO for White Michigan No ane
SSagy sys1ns 10 and Ba lSS" Ouia
nothing Of moment offered Barley Mat is nrn,y
at 81 AZ cash aud fair demand for the traits
chiefly the sales $4,000 bush New ono NSsd a. &c
Mixed at 1912 nc White st 7Shsg.5e state MSei a. 4
Rye L ln nactive and values Uncertain Corn quite aci
higher though closing as AID tame a. ths va vac
and ~ s5c for sail; Western Yellow at siasjc
COMPARATIVE STOCK DRAIN N sRw-YORk AND baOyALfS
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RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY, JUNO 7, I0I0.
COFFFE-rha receipts Of Pic for the week ending Tins
evening we're and sale. for the 80 Jl
bags The iate decline Of .c = D. which hii taken place
replaced today and moro ictiya-
business resulted Improvement sals embrace 800"
hags per Hancock 1899 bags Cours-T 2tJi bags per
Roc ~ IN 900 BAGS per rtcOmb all on terms not
transpre, quote ordinary cargOes NJ lGHlc iar do.
l7nl &C.; do II ana prime dO. Al lSiDt &C.,
All d stock. rms evrnn ports add mp % 2l5 bags,
inc m ng 80 SO bags 1000 bags al Galveston. 1000
bags at savanna. ans l.. 500 bags n Baltimore
CO.TON-The business IN SPOT Cotton o. very hct ex
porters were PURCHASING ard spnncrs bought very
sparir qrot atoms nonay Unchanged receipts Al
the sn ports day 26J7 baes this day last week
2305 this year, $3.50 stock In New lork.
l:jl. a bales consolidated STOCK, 2T-.O2b bales
standard or classification IN force sept
1874 and Upland Cotton store running In quality n0e
hall grade above Or below the gIaie nu1ii go
ordinary ii strict Good Orrinary. lJS- Mhiiling l65
Good Ori ljis Low MidtlIng. 49,, GOmt Aid. In
standard OF class 1caiiOn
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Total 2J3 Alb $3.50
For future delivery the transactions arc ONLY mpf1te
prices have advanced s1Sasc H. sales ~ foows all 90
has Of Low NIddlIng 49,. -.
Is Sc august 200 i5Sac sePtrm6s 100 asc.
OctoUer 300 10 Iiac. November 300 - ,sc.. n"cem'E
100 l5joc; January 100 u lissc 100 ,ee February
100 Is IS9oc 300 - total 100 bales ,anr
august Is lsisc sepembr - l5sc October sJa
3 ss go JanSsTy '.fSiSpfe FaSraary. Isss.
l57-cj May, i6issalo see Market weak sales
short notice 200 Il s,c July 100 - Isc $500 - 1o
500 s7c; l40O Is 7sc 100 - ssgc August 800 l6c
400 Ia l,sc: 3ODO lGc 700 rs igc, l.SOu. iGc, 900
q ssc 900 5000 II e STpt'mo,T POP J. i'gs ,
IL 27aac; 400 Is c BOO u s7sc October 800 ID 7ec
100 u issse. 400. IS 7Iec 500 II ieo 90 i5IIsc @
December 200. Is l4c January 400 10 ' February 10
IL sec. 300, 10 i9c March 80 - a'c 200 l. sc 100
sssc May 100, Ii Sssc total $4,000 bales grand TOTAL
"a. 800 bales ,..
steady The Of the annual elect for officers on
The York Exchange Tor the greatly
but there IL little change IN values ~
market quiet and weaA but not 4.OtaDy
lows sales ( 800 Obls We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

IN city bank stocks SO shares Merchants sold at
1875 ten Bank of State OF NewYork at l13l2, ard 80
Fourth National at 1908 1905 The following are
the bids
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THE MARKETS.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
Carefully reported for TIE TRIBUNE

STATEMENT OF EAPORTS.
MONDAY. June T. 1878.
following complete list n exports shipped in vessels
which cleared oday for foreign ports
BmsroL-Ship Ciamps Emilia
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ion, n,cInCK.-sALrs RErnRE NM CALL.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK p. ".
L 800 Coup 60 y L IS, Registered. 1881
............... 1897 III .
u : 20 Coupon. 1867 $500
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The Treasury balances at the close of business to-
day were: Currency, $i,2OO,O00; coin. $S3, GOO,-
600: less coin certificates, $40, S40,0OO.
The closing quotations of foreign exchange are as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

aHAY AND sTRAW-rhe arrivals DECREASING ane "'a
inquiry. holders are rather hIner IN The Jews
ouOte shipping O7Oc Retail lots soc f<l oo ,oN~i
bOd5Sc and Salt a6Oc straw STRONGER ain IN %
az Long Rye 80 1oOc for short do al"
Tor cash. -. H., ,s,..,, a
NAVAL sroREs-Rosin IL weaker AMI IN nsht i,ina.d
al saxi as for Ordinary Good straed safes ~ To- oV
tood 1t 81 w spirits rurpentine Is quiet oa ssy
40 l,c ..es al 900 bbls quotation Tar Is wsno
oysent mt unchanged s II eS2 70 Tor WashinsIon
And Wilmington. Pitch dull AZ " 20. -.
~ - ia very aust 6i165c from crnshers handx
Crude Fsh are inactive tame Crude Cotton seed u as
,, want on stock nominaly ~ od aooo 10 qAi
p'an.I Summer 10 In large supply aud IS waS hs
orcrings 67@70c Winter moving ioMn =. -
T5o nnd White ~ 1901 ~ Ld quiet ANA ufsssasA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-04
vI.a1xIA xLxcTIoH.

The election for city ofiosu 70 ssrvs
during the ensuing yssz. VIZ held
yesterday. The Republicans elected al
their men with the exception Of Mayor.
Assessor and Chief Of Police. B. z.
Lackcy. the present Chief OF Police,
has been the most efficient officer Who
ever held the position in Virginia. In
q city. that only for the sfacisney OF the
police, would b ovsrrun with thieves.
robbsrs, and murdsrers; these outlaw.
are kept In such strict survsillanos Thai
the most they dare attemptis some petty
theft, which almost invariably results
in detection and puniahmsnt.
The Chief Of Police has q load Of 10
sponsihility on his head that n never
dreamt Of by the uninitatsd; Tor. In adj
dition to knowing every rascal In the
community, and watching his move
ments, ho has 10 familiarixs himself
with the description OF escaped aid dis
charged convicts. not only In this State.
but from others. particularly California,
When II IL borne In mind that the ar
resi Of q felon often depends on the
recognition Of certain trifipg peculiari-
ties Of appearance and address. and that
these peculiarities have to be 70
membered, not for q few months
only, but for years; the difieult
and responsible nature Of tho portion
inst begins to dawn on the comprehen-
sion.
Nothing further than the fact that life
and property are secure, and that the
most deienseless woman in tho city can
traverse tho streets at midnight unat-
tended, without being molested or In
suited, needs 10 DO adduccd In evidence
OF the efficiency Of the defeated Chief.
Charles A. White. the newly elected
Chief, possesses the esteem md
confidence ~ well as tho warmest per-
sonal friendship Of many OF the citizens
OF Virginia. AMI will very likely make
an honest and efficient officer; but no
will fnd the duties Of his new position
are onerous and cannot be acquired in
two or three months.
After the result Of the election was
declared In Virginia last night. the
friends Of Mr.. White parsded q portion
Of c street, and made the wclkin ring
with cheers for the newly elected Chief.
The following table shows tho result OF
the election in the several wards. with
tho totals and maioritios:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-04
BAN DIEGO, al
Convicted Of Murder-CaRdidste for
state rrsasurer-Apachs Dcpre'
dntlsns-Bad Weather.

SAN DIEGO, April AIN the FRS
District Court, yesterday, Alipas, thu
confederate Of Cueyo. who was oonvictst
last Saturday Of tho old maj Rogerson,
near Monserato. was found guilty o,
murder In the hrst degree. He made .
full confession.
Don ]. G. Estudillo. present Trees.
urcr Of San Diego county. announces
himself q candidate for State Treasurer
before the Democratic State Convention,
A Union letter from Urcs. Sonora,
April 18th, complains Of disastrous
weather for farmers, hot, cold, frosts
and continued drought In extremes.
The Apaches continue troublesome,
though their excursions are not rs seri.
Gus rs formerly, but they are well
mounted and well armed. 20 that pur.
suit by poorly armed Nationals ID
but q farce. Unless Government takes
some means Of dofonding people against
tho Apaches, the frontier States will bs
dopopulatcd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-04

PHOSPHORUS. - From conversations
with various miners, We loarn that tho
different Unions In Storey and Lyon
counties Are unprecedently fiourishing,
and aro constantly receiving fresh acces.
sions TO their numbers. Tho organiza.
ton has for years been characterized by
moderation and strict adherence TO Ia
hrst principles. Many q Ike organiza.
ton, grown insolent by success, has un'
wisely interfsred In matters foreign IA
iis declared objects, and has in conse'
quonos run Q brief life, which necessarily
ended In disruption.
FREIoHr REcxIrn. - The following
amounts Of freight were received at the
Gold Hill and Virginia dcpots Of the
Virginia 4 Truckee railroad. during the
twenty.four hours ending II n. to-day
powder I carload, merchandise 2, grain
/, potatoes I. coal ]. salt 2. machinery ],
wood 30. lumber IL.
JuvxsILx DRuSKARD.-A boy about
10 years OF ago vas found In . beastly
state Of intoIication at noon to-day,
near the Gold Hill public school.houso.
He was taken charge Of. and whoever
furnished him tho liquor to get drunk
on should DO taken charge OF, too.
What . future that boy has before him.
LADIES MEErISo.-The ladies Of st.
Johns Congregation are invited to meet
at the Church Tomorrow "wednesday
evening ut 7 o'clock. AL friends Of the
church will be welcome. Arrangements
are to DO made for q festival.
GAxR THIEVES. Ed Harris, Of Lower
Gold Hill, had two fine and valuable
game hens stolen from him last night.
The thieves tried 10 steal his rooster
also, but got frightened aud dropped
him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-04

PRESERVATION Txsr,xoxrAL,

PRESENTATION TESTIMONIAL Robor'
Annie. Ear. mora familiarly known b,
nr-.,.,-.,,. r., ..p,h In,,.
.ho'' VINO ,o'0 U.S. "pi"0
superintendent OF the New iork miho'
Lower Gold Hill. was treated TO q bit Of
a presentation about 2 O'Clock last oven
ing. which was not only . very agreeable
saiPr,so - nun +. 'a m.;.h y. 4. h.ld <,
the men working under his supsrintend,
once. The present consisted Of q splsn.
did gold.headed cano and q not Of gold
quartz shirt studs and sleeve buttons,
This very nns present vas from thu
men employed In and about thu
Tho sficieut foreman was dcputisod d
mako the presentation. which no did IN
handsome style, with appropriate 70
marks. Alr. apple was aseidedly Ia.et
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
Musiny.


LONDON. May 4.-Ths mutinscrs on
board the schooner Jefferson Borden,
Captain Patterson, from New Orleans
March 9th for London, took the oppor'
tunity 10 carry ont their plot TO ssizo tn,
vessel when on watch with tho first
mato and q boy. Tho latter was gagged
and the men then struck the first mate
from bohind. fracturing his skull. TIT
second mate coming to the rescue, wa
thrown overheard alive. The boy gol
FREQ and alarmed Captain Patterson,
who. coming from the cabin with two
revolvsrs. fred upon the mutinssrs viii
effect. One Of them received seven bull
lets, the second was wounded In the
stomach. and the third may live until
the vessel reaches London.
Geld fren Afrisas Dissinss.
A steamer yesterday from tho Cape oil
Good Hope brought $4,000 in gold
from tho diggings. tho largest Oousign'
mens yet. Some Of the nuggets weigi
nine pounds.
Labsr strike In Rev Brunswick
ST. JoHS's, N. B.. May 4.-Ths fund
raised to secure and protect free labor In
this port. amounts 10 $lo6.o O Thu
LAborsrs' Society proposed 70 arrange
satisfactory ratio Of wages provided the,
we're given all tho work. Tho mer'
chants rejected the proposition, and thu
Society decided 10 continue the strike,
Some uon.Socisty laborers are now en-
ployed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-04

NEw Sronk.-In order 10 meet the
demands Of q constantly increasing bust.
ness, Mr.. T. X. MeGurn. Of No. ilG
South C street. Virginia. has found Ii
necessary TO erect a branch store in
Gold Hill. where no willkeep constantly
ON hand q large AMI ~coinplete assortment
Of everything in the way OF choice lam.
ily groceries and provisions. Fresh
fruit. vegetables. ash. and poultry will
be received every day. and kept con-
staniiy on hand. Mr.. Mc0nru vii open
his new store. which 10 q short distance
above the nilroad crossing. Main street.
ON Monday, May 10. Bee advertise
meut, under head Of New To-day"
Cu,nErr.-The first cherries OF tho
season we're to 10 seen in the market to-
day. They camo from Sacramento.
They are rather too expensive a luxury
yot. 10 bo indulsed In by those not well
supplied with funds; but like strs~ber.
rio.. /, will only bc q few days bsfore
everybody can cat thsir all. Favored
place. that can enjoy all ths benefits OF
n temperate climate, and at the same
time feast ON the Injuries OF tropical
nnd ssmi.tropieal climates. at but a tn'
fling addition 10 their cost In the places
where they were grown.
CLoruuSo.-Thsro is just received NJ
the grand clothing emporium Of Hammer
brothers, corner OF G and Taylor streets,
Virginia. one 81 tho larscs, and best as-
sortm.nts Of Spring and Snmmer cloth
i'm, eyer exhibited In Virginia City.
suits Of all styles. qualities ami prires.
for both men and boys. nso 10 DO found
there. and the ono Who goos AWAY with
out finding the kind Of article he wishes.
must have very peculiar and antiquaie,l
tastes. See their advertisement.
SrSr TO TINE HosrrrlL.-Ths insane
woman, Frances Pierce. who was found
wandering in tho neiehborhood OF tho
Chollar works, Virginia. last week. and
examined by DIR. Cohn and Dr. Van
Zanit. the County Physician. was last
night sent 10 tho County Hospital. She
will be taken care Of there for a time,
and IL no improvement in her condition
taxes place, will be shortly sent to
ths Woodbridge insane Asylum.
B.sx Ball. - ON Sunday a match
game Of base ball was played by the
piue stars and Liberties on the grounds
below the Consolidated Virginia mill.
the former winning by q score OF 10 to
Al. There will be q cune neat sunday
for $50 u side.
CoAL.-The Lyon county Tunes says
from two 70 four sight-horse coal teams
ARE daily passing through Silver City,
hauiing II Dorado Canyon coal to the
mills above. Experts pronounce is equai
~ the bssi camel coal.
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prxn'. orxn. Horss.-The audience

PirER OPkRA HOUSE, auuioh0o
which greeted Miss Patemon upon her
g., .nno.r.r.s ,ra. NOT such an one m
80. 49,. o,,v ,h,,,v
her h'er''S eh.''0 He'
ladies', by actual count, graced the ocea-
sion with their presence. Tho rather
aim attendance can 10 attributed to q
-, a,o,.,s,,, Ia
variety oi reasons' s"0n
own influence, and all combined. result.
ing in that very undesirable emu, . mouse
only hall hlled. Inc e~icitenient Incl
dent to . closely contested Guy eiocuon
and tho approaching .prizo night, which
carn on to-day probably ae.erieu many
gentlemen who take an interest In nose
things from attending ; while the rather
indifferent character Of last weeks per-
formances. together with q natural pref
udico against the class suggested ny the
tito Of the play. doubtless Kept many
ladies and perhaps a few gentleman ron
being present. To all those who did
net attend, wo any. you missed one o.
tho host performances that the pubic
has been privileged to witness Of the
Open House for many a day. 1t would
be too much 10 say that last evenings
entertainment was q wonderful Example
Of tho power OF q superior actress over
tho quality Of the acting displayed oy al
those taking subordinate parts; LOT al
though this IL unquestionaniy 7 toa
great extent. the play itseif exercises
powerful influence ON those enga8su IN
its representation. can ,sa
DO expected to exhibit talent IN pm
whose highest requirements are oas.n
nothing more than q parrot.hke AFFINITY
TO repeat a string Of words
sound and fury. OF Gaining only io1 ah
aPe-like one VI eontoruon ana gil|s NTs
The snperro. oruS. o OIL M S1;.s Alan. Ia.t
x"nin onObt 10 give the manage
ment confidence In their ability 10,
worthily sustain part. calling ior
no mss order OF nriI MI s.st
anu naa H." wonIS undoubtodly
oe'oio NV, IL ~ a. r,s.srt
na.e 49, w ni.ss.nt ,~cn,,ip.
~ 'hsi H.. ,n. 49, srososmsnt.
1sr y, 'ns ~nss... ~ shs ron,a.
q In n,,h, h.. .;ssly jstsr.
son''o Nss 40 hovs n "a.
uineu .he s.rsa ~ Ns,,jolcn |"
p'. 49, ss mssiar hand which
touches the chords Of the human heart
and makes them YiSra'e IN iui sympa'
my w', M yno mi "I n on. vhos. nast lifo
ar even prssept surroundings arc not
.uch ns The ricidly prone could tolor-
ara ". have n%nrposeiy dwelt lightly
an Tho acting Of Miss Pntsmau, Ms any
%sr,icls that ATTEMPTS 10 notice others In
,ha east necessanly leaves M room to
DO n shadow of Justice TO abilities NO
grand as hers
GR,sp BESrrIr BAlL.-A grand ball
will be given ut Miners Union Hall.
Gold Hill, on tho evening Of Friday.
H. "A, a., ,hs b.nes, Of Mn. Katie
MY ' a, IN .,-,,,,,.
brown. " IT. - Iii rs
gent. anu in ,rn - "...sS
most cficien, management will bc s,er-
eised. ensuring this occasion to bo one
oil much soeiai enJ'y yyoI.h.. ps.,orr.n
PeIN,. Wa.n.. i.low ,hs hall Sss
snols
TEMPERANCE F~ssrivAL-l. Z. Dr. u q.
Comstock Escampmont No, 3. !. 9. Of
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ClsrAisrr when . man undertakes "a
make his swn Investments for future need, b.
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