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years OF age be had been in prison for two
months, spent nearly two years IN Reformatory
School, and was again in the County Jail under
sentence OF three months more, and two years
additional at The School. His lather died in
1ooS In March, 1859, he, in opposition to the
wishes Of his mother, Joined the British ARMY
SECOND battalion Ninctecnth Regiment. Mas
stationed successfully at Winchester, ThornclfT
Camp, Aldershot. While at Portsmouth he de-
serteJ, changed his resimentals for civilians
clothing, and enlisted in the Royal Marines at
Gosfort. Taking French leave Of the Marines he
enlisted in London for First ROYAL Dragon;
was apprehended and sentenced Ia ifty-six days
military prison with the letter I'D ~ pricked in
accoutrements aud kit; gave himself up, and
while awaiting trial In the guardhousc, flied the
bars Of the window and escaped. Was arrested,
and with the regiment removed to Dublin. Was
tried " court~nartial and committed to Mount
JOY Military Prison for liz days with another
~" While in the prison undergoing his sen
tcncc he attacked the prison surgeon, and whi1c
shut up i'll the cell awaiting trial tore the sheets
and blankets into shreds, smashed the window,
table, shelves, etc. The next day being march,
infantry with loaded rifles and fixed bayoucts
forming one side Of hollow square, the pris-
oncrs the other three sides, with triangle in
the centre Being stripped to the bare pelt he,
was tied to the triangles and received IS lashes'
with cat-o'-ninc-tails. Shortly after liberation
being returned to lis regincnt, then STATIONED
on the Curragh Of Kildare, he was sent to hos
pital, and being placed on short allowance, asked
tile surgeon, Scotchman, to increase his diet,
he was only receiving ore-half pound
Of bread per diem with pint of tea.
The Doctor, instead Of complying with tie re-
quest, insultcd him, and he up with his fist and
struck the officer. Being tried by general court
martial lie was sent to the convict PRISON for six
years penal scryituuc. There through the kind
attentions Of the goodly chaplain and the read
ing of sound literature, he was awakened to a
SenSt OF his guilt. There be was left to reflect
on his past life There he cried TO God for
n.ron and ,ff er beinu int, -ccratnd far oirhtr.n
'honths ,1nr;nv thot t;n. s,rff,.r;nr frs7rn 80
,,,s,m.a - ,,s,;,,,nl ,,,1 ko;,t. 1,.sest ~. ~
n'v4se - a. cst'ls, .1l4!osL ~ eiie
ftTScoA 9espAll, VI te i1st ounoay VI looi ne was
converted. Under tue tutorslap of celebrated
DIVINE, "no loancu tn'li nus own WORKS, ne COM
neHceu COURSE VI s.stematlc sluay 1or The
l1in'strs, Nhleh Ae eonelllueo unl'l MS felease
1roI' conhneeaeht Ihiee years aitcr, thc sentence
navins., VI, acsnu..' t VI exemplary eohauct Deen
colillnutca ~ ioef yeais aalu stN montns. benS
Teturnea 70 nls reglment' linen stationed III
2ne1helo, orkshlre, he commenced pfeaclnnG ms
Jesus III Meshanies' dall 70 an audience o. @,osn
sous. rlnu,n@ 1hat 1e nay more caiis tiat NJ
coulu possiely respond 70, lie, WITH inc kinu as
s1stahee o. ff'ehos' pufcnased MS clschafgc from
Inc aFlnya ro.o ~ .,,..
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BLANCHE TO

Ah' pass me by, thon proud one.
With placid. chau.efeas brow;
Look OF tone Of thine hath los.
It's power to muyc NE now.
Yet there's dropping Of the lids
Over the ahadow'd eyes,
A ii within thine limos. soul
Unbidden thoughts arise.
j! And yet, and yet. twas by thy side
u Ny life first caught the hne
! OF happiness: how calm lifc's tide
Flowed meath its skJ OF blue.
by star OF hope bcaued on thy brow
Twas mirror'd in my breast,
And waken'd dreams Of love and truth,
And iuil'd ali fears to rest-
Ny heart was like sun1it vale
Gemm'd with young. fragrant dover7,
And ev'ry insense- breathing gale
Bore hopes Of happier hours
But time with silent fight moved on,
And brought me brighter dreaus;
Ny spirit soars to fafrer heights.
And thirsta for purer streams.
Farewell: 1t little reeks it J bud
4 tlichtetl buds lying .....
On nv hearts lone Altar, whose sunny feaTeS'
Were funntl ~ shy .pnte sighlug.
But dream not thou. in sai3c, vain pride,
That IIoTy: Tram 0:y life has aesi;
Nay. bis brilliant wing hath q prouder sweep:
But my dream Of love Is dead!
CHICAGO, DEC J.. AAcGrE T. CofI1
, 1876-12-03
SONNET ON A DEAD LlNNET.

Dear, dead pet-hirl, thy soul Of song has flown.
That is. ifspirit Ger thou had'st: And why
Should not the lovely forms of life lilat Hy
On wings possess that which man claiins alones
In thy sweer ways Intelligence wss shown,
And intellect IL soul that ne@cr will die,
For soul Is God, who lives etesually.
Yet, to the inlte limited, 10 prone
70 err il human miad. on things beyond
Its comprehension e!ear- however real
4 thought or theory may scern- ideal
It ia, and founded but in fancy fond. =
Thou he1d'st me yestcr cnder song control:
To-day muse had'st thou Or not d soul:
4AI:oLM TA11nx. :,
, 1876-12-03


All For las dedicated Ills Chinese Mission
building in Virginia City, New, The fact that
150 converted Chinese were present ut the dcdl-
the Celestial Kingdom.
Eleven Methodist Protestant Conferences haye
voted in favor of the convention which Eil1ncet
next year to consunlate tue union OF tile Netho-
dist and Methodist protestant Churches. These
two Churches, originally one, we're divided by
the late War
The Freedmen's Aid Society OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church will hold its anniversary at
pittsburg, Pa, Dec. II. Addresses suitable to
the occasion will be delivered BY Bishops Bow
man and Wiley, the Rev. I. G. Bidwell, aud the
Rev. DR.. Rust, the Corresponding Secretary Of
the Society.
During the thirty years thst DR.. storrs has
served the Church Of the ahri1us, BROOKLYN,
1900 persons have united with the Church:
There; are nov 500 members, only twenty Of
whom we're in the Church when DR.. Storrs took
chargc Of it. The contributions foI missionary M
and church purposes amount to s3U},oN:
The Rev. Drs ". Fl. Campbell, T. ". Cham
hers, ". R. Duryee, G.. d. Hartran1t; ana :; 8.
WEIGH have been appointed By the (Dutch) ke-
formed General Synod to prepare critical edi-
tiou Of the Heidelberg Catechism The COM
IN ittec will endeayor to obtain thorougMy cor
rect text, which they will present IN Enehsn
dress.
The PRESBYTERIAN Historical Society has al
ready received and filed large number OF Cen
tennal Year iiscourscs, preached this year ~
Presbyterian pastors. Each discourse is i5-
tended to furnish the local history OF ehureh. e.
The library is already in possession OF valuable
volumes and pamphlets, and will De Pro'aoeu
with building and an endowment 1uno*
The twenty eighth anniversary q the louns
Mems Christian Association Of Cincinnati vas
held Nov. 10. The annual report showed
total attendance at the rooms OF s., s65 persons;
es3 religious meetings we're held, and 5l5 noon-
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A. ]. White will preach at the Central Church,
corner OF Van Buren, street and Campbell avenue,
st lO:45 a. m. Subject: THE Great Relation
First spoken by Jesus.''
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mrs. Cora L. Y. Tappan will lecture for the First
Society Of Spiritualsts at Grows Hall, No. 517
West Madison street, at 10 :45 a. m. and 1:45 p.
III, Morning subject to be chosen by the audience:
evening subject: 1.-THE NeH Religion BY Theodore
'-Disciples OF Christ will meet at No. 229 West
Randolph street at u. m.
, 1876-12-03

EPISCOPAL.
Dec. 3-First Sunday in Advent
CATHOLIC.
Dec 3-First Sunday in Advent.
Dec 4-St Peter Chrysolo3us. 3. c. D., st. Bar
bara, y. u.
Dec 4.-St Francis Navicr, c. Cfr0u Dec 81 81
Sabbas, Abb.
DEC. 5.-St. Nicholas Of Myra, B. c.
Dec. 6.-St. Ambrose, 8. G. u.
DEC S-Immacu!ate s. Conception ct the B. :. N.
Dec 0.-Of the Octave Of the immaculate Concep-
ton,
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OeueraI npauish News.


OSE vorE ASrwAy.-A NEWS reporter
late last night stumbled across . man
lying upon the sidewalk on South G street.
Virginia, near the Savage. and tried 10
wake him up. a. the air was biting. All
that could DO got out Of him Was . few
grunis and the threat that III Ellis don
gitway wis Wren I'll eat'mshur." A po-
liceman called q wagon and had him
hauled 10 the Democratic wigmam over
which Ben. Lackey presides.
A wREcx AT the Laxr.-The breeze Of
yesterday played some havoc at Lake
Tahoe. II blew = regular gale there. and
the pleasure boat Minnie Moody was driven
ashore aud wrecked on Sugarpine Point.
The big scow also grounded at tho I'M
place. but she was hauled or before any
great damage was done her.
ArrEn rm OPIUM DESs.-The Virginia
Board OF Aldermen last night discussed
the feasibility Of bringing the law TO boar
upon the opium dens In Chinatown. which
are visited by check guerrillas, prostitutes
and the other drcgs Of the city. A com.
mittee was appointed tn draft an ordinance
covering the evil.
-.r.,. m. ~, n n o.I,rr
hhNp -, urn
Is familiar to every ci'izen OF uoia hiii'
and every man. woman and child knows
tina, he Keeps the very hest Of everything IN
his line. In addition 10 his usual supply
Of goods he has Just received . full cata-
c9 sI' .nd sse G.llup before p~urchasing
.i."vhara
u.
PREIaHr RECEIPTS. - The following
freight" Tor uoid mn anu virginia ."y
were received during .ns '.eh.y n.
hours ending ~ u eicen ~;
Wool. 90 ear,'o.ds. 20 y; S.Y
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yuRuuNiA
DisgraeefuI Conduct of = Let Of
BesrS-They Break Up the Circus
Perssrmauee l~lsnerabis Con.
dm~t Of she Management.

An immense crowd attended the circus
last night. The attendance was ~ large,
In fact. a. IN spoil the show. The great
tent was speedily filled to OVERLOOKING and
all the standing room taken. Several hun
dr-l Doors insisted upon standing mp
around the ring. AMI in spite Of all expos
mlaiion from the circus agents and the
rest % the audience. refused TO sit down.
although there were seats for them. They
completely distracted the view. The
manager came into the ring and informed
the people that they could 20 out and get
their money hack IL they wished. a. 10
seemed impossible 10 make the men about
the ring behave like gentlemen aud ait
down. Otherwise he would be compelled
10 stop the performance. A good many
took the money. but the fellows maintained
their position around the ring and refused
10 take seats. In consequence Of this dis
graceful conduct the performance was
brought to n close n little after O'Clock. A
great deal of dissatisfaction Vas. 81 course.
expressed. II il not fair Ia lay the blame
upon the circus people. II was quite I'M
possible for them Ia 10 on when q portion
81 the public insisted upon behaving like
~ many hogs. The menagerie IL first.
class AMI the little that could be seen III
the ring performances j~ustifies tho belief
that the show Is all that u has repre-en-
tel. Tonight there will " a large force
% special policemen ON hand who will
ace that q few hundredclod hoppers shall
not again -poil an evenings pleasure for
several thousand respectable people.
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whs Didu's want % be Arrested
Bss Whe was Finally Nailed by
CHARLEY Nassall.


Last Sunday morning At about I o'clock
Charley Nuttali. the Gold Hill Policeman
whose heat is on the Divide. discovered .
man lying behind the Imperial wood-pile.
He thought 1t might DO the Waterman
lying in wait for somebody. and so he
threw his light upon the rccumbcnt in
dividual. to discover. II possible, whether
or not his opinion was correct. Going
closer he found the fellow To be Q hard
looking cuss. 30 he took him by the shoul-
der. shook him and told him TO move on.
Instead Of moving on the man attacked
the officer In the most ferocious manner.
sweating with all his might and using
very vulger language.
Nuttall then placed him under arrest
and blew his whistle for assistance. The
man resisted and the officer fired his pistol.
Still no help arrived. Then commenced
adesperate struggle. The man. whose name
was afterward found TO be Frank Euoott.
IL 4 big stout man. raw-boned and muscu-
lar, and under any circumstances II takes
. good man Ia get way with him. By
some means he got Nuttall's thumb In his
mouth. and would not let 10 until his
head was nearly mashed OF. the ofdcer
using his pistol Is . club. Eucott did not
appear 10 care for punishment. He
got away and started TO run. when
Nuttall fired two shots at him. and
following. caught the fellow Just above the
turn Of the road. They fought all the way
10 Mediums store. when Encott got away
again. He wa. again caught near the rail.
-. NaaII A.. IL. - II A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-30
SECOND DlspAren.
Results OF she Mig Fire OF Yestsr.
day.

-
BAN PRAScrsco, August 80 $50 p. NJ
More complete information places the
losses by the recent FIRE In the neighbor-
hood Of S65O.O00. on which there Is Al
insurance Of $4,000. on the authority Of
the CSa.i Rsrier. the insurance organ Of
this city. The number Of buildings burned
Ia eighty-eignt. and the iire covered q space
Of ten acr,s. II now seems evident that
the c~onfagration was the work Of incendi.
aries. and circumstances render u almost
certain that IL was started by 4 crowd Of
hoodlums 10 get even with the proprietors
Of some OF the destroyed manufacturing
establishments, who employed Cinnamon.
Watchmen on the premises say the fire
was discovered by them In half q dozen
places al the same time. In the rear o.
buildings starting among shavings aud
other inflammable material. When the
stone works In tho neighkorhood were
burned some time ago. q man zane up 10
and said to him, "You employ Cinnamon
In your place don't your" Mr.. Merritt
said ''Yes; some Of them" The man said
''Your place shall 30 next" Conversation
overheard between q number 81 hoodlums
dnring the progress Of the fire, lead 10 the
same conclusion. While the fire was In
progress yesterday morning q fellow WIS
caught attempting 70 set iire 20 q hay barn
on Townsend street. A crowd Of men
took tho inccndiary out with the In.
tention OF hanging him; but he managed
TO effect his escape. Much complaint Is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-30
The Western Unien Cable nom sas
franeiseo % Oakland small.
Fox Ia the nay city.

SAN FRAScrsco. August SOL p. NJ
The experiment by the Western Union
Telegraph Company Of laying q cable
ACROSS the bay to the Oakland wharf has
thus far been unfortunate. The cable
ceased working last Saturday. To-day Il
was taken up aud found 10 have been
broken by the anchor OF some ship. about
. quarter Of . mile from this shore. The
cable will be relaid at once.
Nineteen new cases Of smallpox were
reported on Monday. fifteen yesterday.
and ivo this morning. Most Of thcse
cases are Of . mild form. Five deaths
from the disease occurred yesterday and
two on Monday.
The little boy killed yesterday afternoon
by the fall OF . chimney In the burnt dis
trict has been Identified As David II. Sada.
Tia. . Mexican lad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-30
OUR A List.
Taxable Property in Gold Hiii-A
Creditabie showing.

The following statement Of property in
Gold Hill upon which town taxes are to be
collected has been furnished the Nrws by
W. lily. Dosne. Town Clerk. The rate 81
taxation imposed by the town Is Ia per
cent.
Total amount 10 taxable property In
Gold Hin for the year 1875, s2,i12 ,G77
total amount Of tax 10 be collected there
ON. $26.G5s CO.
Exempted by law for the benefit Of Wild
ows and benevolent associations. Si0,l 25 ;
amount 81 tax thereon. 1901 80.
Amount upon which taxes are levied
after deducting property exempted by law,
-. O92 $50 ; amount Of said tax. s2G.i57 03.
Below we give q statement showing the
amount Of taxable property In Gold Hill
for the years 1875 and 1876, with the in
crease for the latter year:
Total value 81 property for the year
1875. 81. 500 : amount 81 tar thereon.
s23.tt3 ~. Total value Of property for
the year 1876, s2.is2.G77; amount Of tar
thereon. $40. C5s 81. Increase In property
over 1875. $257.i75; increase In taxation.
s3.2ii 70.
Gold Hill was never In . more prosper
Gus condition. and sold Glory" bids fair
10 retain its brightness for = long time to
come.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-30
A STRONG CABLE
An raweleeme TeSs NJ the Ophir
I~Hetstiag WeFhs Last Might
Considerable Damage Done,

There was a serious accident occurred
at the Ophir hosting works last night.
About ? o'clock the cage in the south COM
pArtment Of the shaft got caught in some
manner As II was descending and about
four hundred feet Of cable were paid out
upon il. Part OF the slack cable topped
into the middle compartment and when
the cage asccnded to a little above tine
iiOo-foot level II became eniangled ana
got stuck. The engineer was, OF eourse
ignoran, Of the state Of things belo. and
tha great reels went whiriihs tvuna' ons
paving out and the other ~inlins SP.
Something had TO give way; Ane e.oie
was too strong for even the immense
strain put upon u and the neA'y noh
coupling oithe rod upon v hieh the reels re-
yolsc was snapped like q bit oil string; nins,
ing grea, fragments all over The works anu
setting the cable at lioerty. Ihe engineer
hal presence Of mind enough 10 reverse
the engine Just at the instant before ~
smash, As he was warned by the tighten
ing of the cable. and then he took .
header through the nearest u The
reel was .h1 $780,, H. NAT on The RIM. The
eap'e WI, I'm, IN. Gigantic whIp.
en. napp," - n. lnarlin, to pieces the
anu !" AZ. she.ys anil bsttering 10
@ nnnh., ~ The .m.ll timbers
snssiag ,ha saIloxs.frame. One piece Of
.hsaap;n, w.iybing over twenty pounds
was dung the whole length Of the building
Sl,,l. hnnjr..is az pound. In weight
- e.., thirty and forty feet. II isA
,'srysi ,h., ,b.s. diving missiles or the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-30

.r.rxeuu,x from aold hmm

rHrxcHNAS from Gold Hill got on a
iamboree last night and staggered M TO
Virginia. He made things very lively for
time on Barbary Coast. fiourishing a pis-
tol and inviting all hands and the cook 10
come out and be killed. A policeman took
the Gold Hitler In. and he will have To an
swsr 10 the charge of exhibiting . deadly
weapon.
]. ID. LorSAcHAS. Town Marshal and
.4 oae;o Tar Collector for Gold Hin. gives
notice In our advertising columns to-day
that unless settlements Of taxes are made
on or before October 8. 1876. 10 Per cent.
will b added. and will be collected by
law.
Mn. BnAy AND Miss LESLIE have been
granted f~irst-grade certificates by the
Lyon County Board 81 Education. Miss
D~re.seuloffer has been awarded q second
grade certificate by the same Board.
Foa CONSTABLE. Adam Gillespie Is
announced as . candidate for Constable OF
Gold Hin al the coming election. IL nom
mated and elected. no q doubts that NE
will make q first-rate officer.
A NETTING Of the school-ieaehers OF
Gold Hin 10 called for Friday night. at the
Central School building. A full attend
anee is requested. ~ matters oil import
anee will be discussed.
ARRESTED. -Onicers symoris and hAr-
kin arrested Hugh McMillen and Mike
MCGOWAN. These gentlemen are charged
with being drunk an disturbing the peace
THE street ehariots are becoming very
popular in Virginia City. They have ea-
tended their route, and now run from the
Divide TO the First Ward Se~hool-house.
THr days will soon 30 here when those
Who have played seven-up all Summer will
ind that they will have TO wear a linen
coat all Winter.
Oar SHIPMENTS. - During the past
t~wenty.four hours III carloads OF ore
have passed over the Virginia and TrneAee
Railroad.
Y~rsrrnpAY . pin in tho pumP-rod Al 'he
ovsrmsn broke and suspended pumping.
Everything will 10 all right AGAIN W.
night.
A xAx named Ei. Duprez fell down one
sss of timbers In the Gould and Curry
mine yesterday. His injuries were siisni'
Prrrrrs bars Of bullion. valued at ss'''
3ss %. we're shipPed from Virginia CITY
yesterday evening.
Tur circus did not parade through Gold
Hill yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-30

Tm DEMOCRATS DoS'r LixE lr.-Some
Of the nominations made by the Demo-
cratic Convention yesterday do not give
unlimited satisfaction. A NEws reporter
to-day took the trouble tn interview .
number % leading Virginia Democrats on
the situation and found that almost TO .
man they deplored the nomination Of Ellis
for Congress. Said u gentleman OF in-
telligence ami position /: 81 don't object
10 Ellis personally. and l consider him
superior mentally to Mccoy. but ] would
rather Mccoy hal got the nomination. I
don't believe in the bloody shirt but the
waving Of 10 IL not altogether unjustihed
occasionally. Tho ex-rebs ought 70 have
the sense and moiesty TO keep In the hack.
ground for q while. II doesn't look we'll
10 see ex- Confederate Colonies. Majors n
Captains running q Democratic Conven-
ton In Nevada. That's all right down
South and must be expected. but there
ought 10 be enough men in Nevada with .
clear wal record to take charge. believe
Ellis 10 be loyal enough, but ! think II
Was confoundedly bad policy Ia put him In
the field. We have just put a pack on u
back for the race, and that's the long and
abort Of H."
CHARACTERISTICS. 80 There was n great
deal az noise and:confusion ut the circus
T., Ill, 49,. ..,ssi nv ,bs aslegates
"s'' - ,--.I.-,.
10 thr pemocrstie s'a,e eonNen'on WI"
insisted on getting IN witnou, Payiss.
When THIS was reiused 'ney crs.,e. nn'e'
the canvas and stood up In front OF the re-
spectacle iolk. VINO had pau 'he,r w.;
he .how' The majority OF these rufiians
walked out % town to-day. and those who
20 this evening viii DO ifee nom '"'S An'
"''A"
Ar HoSr A",ls.-onr mutual friend j..
A. Moore familiarity known 10 all good
NJ" NJ. h.s -.
oo'd hiiirrS as D
turned frsm his trip To the Centennial
Anu NUM- b",I,hi., h,n1i.r and
n,ors genial than ever: The old Pioneer
took 10 himself a wife while absent. and
has brought his better.lialf home !" dwe,i
In the happy q OF sagebrhsh' WEI
come.
,,,.u,x,rn cu,p,ry-At the meet.
- go.
Ing OF the own trustees last ho"ua'
e"aa,;an ~ s;,;nc ,hc ..oid lady an ,he
i'm" that cord Of wood. a citizen who was
present interrupted the deliberations by
p,aAns a. ~.un. ,r, si,c ~ n, n ~;
l,.a T W. ~ ne,p,u Wv IL ...,n
,,.var ,ii,,in. ,ar .n in.,,n, Al A..
'.,h ..ia.i ~
'A's" ' was e'i'"~'
HAND on HoBBs.-''Plato Hobbs T. she
said as that gentleman entered the room
late last night with his hat upon tbs back
Of his head aud a look Of determined
sobriety upon his countenance, plato
Hobbs. where h.rs You hcenY" mo
shnr. mdr. uivesAkiss. ugh; you
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AaIeea AlAles.
s.s FsAscrsco. August So-sr. N.

sAS FnAScIsco. August 3o-3r. =
Mexican-3t bid.
Gould a Curry-i6 asked.
Savnge-2i bid.
Hale 4 Norcross-i2s bill.
Yellow Jacket-S2a bid.
Ophir-55t asked.
A~ipha-53s sold.
Con. virginia-57's bid.
Exchequer-iss sold.
Justice-29S bid.
silver HILL bid.
Jus,ice-29t sold.
Con. yirginiA-57a bid.
California-59S asked.
Caiifornia-59 bid.
Con. virginia-57s sold.
Justice-29A sold.
Justice-30 sold bS.
California-5sa bid.
Yellow Jacket-32a ssked. y bid.
Yellow Jacket-32a sold.
Mexican-3tt asked.
Aipha-53 sold.
Eieheluer-iss asked.
Union Consolidated itt asked.
Meyicsn-3ia asked.
Alphs-53 bid 3 sold.
CaliforniA-59s sold.
Caiedonia-sf asked.
Imperial Consolidated 81 bid.
Julia-st. bid.
Justice-29a bid.
Beet a Belcher-t9.