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will soon belong to Joliet chnin-eang and be chi
pIoycd in cleaning the streets Of that city:
The Rev. S. Evans, of knnsas acccptably tlled
the Union Baptist pulpit, morning and evening, on
Sunday last.
Charley aiming has just opened fine new addi-
ton 10 his - little store arouna the corner"
W. 3. Allen, Prof. Powell, ". H. Hawkins G.
A. Pfsaug!e. John pluin. and other citizens Ut
Aurora, attended the Republican State Convention
at Springfield on Wednesday.
Aurora Bt0c0n ID travelling through the Western
Stutcs, Introducing his patent blotter-tablet, an
admirable attachment for blocked bill. note, and
lettcr-hcads. etc.
Clarence Marshal, Of this city, reached San Fran
cisco on the 10th inst lie found Will Plum ut
Antioch.
little child Of Fred Hotz Is suffering with
brain fever, md is in critical condition.
The Rev. n. 4. Prentiss, pastor Of the First
Congregational Church, started for Quincy on
Monday last, to attend the animal session Of the
State Association Of Congregational Churches,
and on the same day his family departed Tor fhi!a-
drIphia, where he will jun them III duly.
Mr. Del Ecrry, a Chicago, burlington j. Quincy
blacksmith, had the cllf Ut his right leg terribly
burned one day last week. BY being caught brtween
two clr~axlcs, one OF which, was rcd hot- 1t Is
probable that he IL crippled for life.
G. II. Scott, u timer employed ut the shops. At
tempted that silly Kerosene trick few days since
tempted to III lighted lamp a gA1lon can CAP Of the
lluid exploded iu his hnnds, and Henry Wilkinson
wns severely burned.
The wife uud children Of j. ". Hart started yes
tertny for ST. Lawrence County. n. T., where they
will spAtt} tile summer. ...
residence in Chicago, have returned to this city and
arc occupying their old home On Fig. street
Mr. George Bartholomew wears the champion
gold badge of the 4iurora Gun Club.
, 1876-05-28
OAK PARK.


Agnin death has visited the Park and removed
one Of its esteemed residents, Mrs. Joel Curly,
who died May -, agcd sc years. Mrs. Curly
was educated ut the Convent Of the Sacred
Heart, St. Louis. She came to this place some
eight years ago. Being possessed Of an unusual
degree of activity and enterprise Of spirit, she
entered into benevolent and social works, and
WAS one to be relied upon for substantial aid
aud thorough work. Hcr illness was brief aud
not alarming until few days previous to her
departure She leaves two children, Charles
and Ida The latter will find fostcr-mothcr
in Mrs. E. W. Hoard, The funeral services were
conducted in Unity Church, by the Rev. Mr.. Iinde.
The nssenbly wus large, and the numerous friends
OF the deceased gave expression Of their esteem
Oak Park Dramatic club, Of which Mrs. Z. was
member presented ilorul harp; the Masonic fra
ternity 3 cross; Chicago friends and Unity Church
q crown and other floral gifts.
GOLDEN WEDDING.
Last week large family congregated to celebrate
the golden wedding OF MF. and Mrs. Enoch Marks
This venerable couple have resided in the place
many years. nnd have a large family Of children
scene Of joy and mirth last Thursday. There we're
grandchildren making merry family TINT partook
Of hountiful repast at grandpas table.
Among the numerous presents were two handsome
to grandma. 4 very pleasant feature Of tie gath-
ering was the reading Of an original poem BY the
I:cv- Mr.. Hewitt, former pastor OF Unity Church.
This poem, with the names OF the family, are to be
preserved in beautiful autograph album to be
handed down to future generations. rhe enjoy
ment T. ot the pasty ns eGntin1sd during The even
Mr. Marks, and concluded Friday By ali repairing
to Lincoln Park for the day.
Rollen Mark. and wife. OF Atlantic, ia. Sir:
Enoch Marks. Jr,: and wife, from LaSalle, H.;
and Mr. Morton Marks and wife, Of Davenport, Ia.
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IMPROVING HALsTED STREET.
4 meeting Of the packers, merchants, and
stockholders, at the Union Stock-Yards, was
held in the Office Of Luis Coy, over the Stock
Yard Postal Station, yesterday afternoon. The
object OF the meeting was to devise means
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THE GAME OF CHESS

CHICAGO CHESS CIrB.-Sos. SO and G5 Wash
ington street: open from d. II. to 10 p. H.
Chess players meet daily at the fremont House
(Exchangc} and the Sherman House {Easemcnt,
All Communications intended for this department
should BE- addressed TO THE TRIBUNE, and indorsri
%.CheSs."
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CHESS DY CORRESPONDENCE.
The following game was lately played by CORE
spondcncc between the Arlington Heights I'LL
Chess Club and Mr. L. T. Brown, Of New jersey
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

III
''Kt., !" Turner. Ill.-Your move of LIB to O
!, in Problem No. q defeats the mate, sure
enough. Your other communication must have
been mislaid or nliscarrfed.
''E. $. WIN Problem No. "a, Blacks an
swer OF 1t to @ 5 threatens check, which defeats
your solution. ...-
..E. /. ,"'..J. S." and ''E. B. B"-proble.as ~
ceiyed and on file for examination.
IN. S. u."-Sce answer to "E, s. ""
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White to play aud mate in three noves.

SOLCTION TO PROBLEM NO. &C.
White. Black.
1..KtoQG 1..R from 2 takes Z
20 k6 c..any move
3..kt mates |
fl..E from 1T takes B
2-.ntop5 2..Any move
J..kt mites |
This is the authors solution; but there il anoth-
CT. commencing with r to Q 5. 1t is little sin
gular that not one Of The Tn1BCSE's solvers hit
upon the true solution.
Solved by ". II. Oyington c. Drier, E. Barbe,
II. Powell. and N. Van E. city; $. D. Bellows,
Dakota, III; T. G., Columbus, o.
NOTES.
The London Divau Tournament terminated April
10. Mr.. ]. II. Blackburne won the first prize, Dr.
Zukcrtort second, and Mr.. ". N. Potter third
The following arc the leading scores in the New
York tournament up to Thursday 25th inst:
T0n- Los.
AtbeFpuf, ..........,Iy
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CHESS IN PHILADELPHIA.
Played at the Philadelphia Chess Club April 27t
1876, and taken from the InfelIigencer.

.{a) VIC have now position in the Scotch os%
Bit
90 The best reply, which brings about G1naeS
Piano.
tc) The effect OF this capture is to isolate sao y
T, yet at the expense OF moving the King.
td) 1t to X 5 ch IL supposed to be the best eou
tinuaton, but in that event the King can r p1ayI
to Knights square, and the game eventually de'e'
opcd By P to K kt3
{e) kt to @ was the correct move here.
r., Correct. for the capture Of the Knight oY ~ -.
Rook woutd be premature, as White would teR1 P.s
by II. KIT takes kt and Black has simply 10 fetos
his Ro0k, with no attack.
u 4 fatal b1uuder, but one not eaatlS aHs~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-07

i1soAL 70 M soID zfll DA.r mn.
CALIFORNIA.
sdisids - = ssa Francisco Csas'
ssry-Ths saalipsx-Csnasaes.
ment ~ She UniveFsity.

edisids - = ssa Yraseisee Csas.
tsry-Ths oaalipsx-Csnasnos.
msns ~ she Usivsrsity.
San faAxcroo. June 7.-1:3o ,. H.
Ferdinand Sehlingioss committed suicide
In Lone Mountain Cemetery this morn
Ing. by shooting himsslf once through
the body and again In the forehead. He
wasa jsveler. lately In the employ Of
Edwards 4 Tucksy, on Merchant street.
He had been somewhat unwsll for . few
weeks. but otherwise there IL nothing 10
account for the suicide.
Two moro cases Of smallpox arc re-
ported this morning. both whites. one
ON Dupont and the other on Commercial
street. Both are reported 70 DO light
attacks. The cases at the Hospital are
progressing favorably. No cases are
known In Chinatown, which Is always
the case until one dies, whom the fact
comes out.
Commencement exercises at tho Uni.
vsrsity OF California begin this morning.
The grounds are throngsd with students
and their friends. The weather Il very
favorable. The exercises will take place
In the grove on the west aide Of the
orounds. Tha Eourth lrtillarv Rand.
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TIE Mrnnr MlKrns.-h is not often

~
TIE MkRRr MAkris.-h Is not oiten
that 20 talented a troupe as the Merry
u.l.-. a.. known IN visit this sec-
ton ~ the country. Thsy are chief in
music. burlesoue and c~omicahties. Az
their names indicate they make all merry
and happy VINO SEQ 'aein. I'M woi'sn
,n.;s msnv tr;snds will h. JsliOh,sd to
s.s ,,.m ..s;n rhs other sriists are
no.n - ne %scr.ilS oooJ in thsir spe-
.;sI ..,s .nJ da;ncs Sbsr;dan Corbyn
- hnsin.s. n,snaosr for he company.
IN. mention Of his name in connection
with a public entertainment or anuse-
men. IN 'ann' s"
-,
A NEEDED lNrRovkNESr.--The uoiu
Hill Dramatic Club are about to put up
.n.,u.n.,, .ra .ubsiantial dron cur.
-w-"-,r.;.-u.u r-,.,a.,.,,
am IN al.nsIs my, n,.a.;.sm.n,.
anil business cards Of our leading busi.
ness men. The painting will be done
In fine style by Hank Jswstt. MI. u. I.
I;M \" ounns ..Ln,orrow .ol;c;t;no All.
yertissmsnis for the curtain. 1t will be
a GOOD chance TO keep your name and
business before tho people.
GoISo HoAr.-The California Min
strels will leave for San Francisco this
evening. They have given satisfaction
upon eAcn anu eve,J oes,.aon u .S".a
.neJ uase appevu a." ~ go .nJ
good wishes Of the citizens Of Gold Hill
and Virginia City.
wrs- Vast B.lcber
Mipip, comn.ny have bouaht the old
Yellow JACKIE. orc dump, and will take
Il down 10 their W ground and ro-erect
1t Tor their own use. fhey gre new
.s.ts IT,. m.ch;nsrv was mi IN by
thsm.sl,s.I
wo,x an an. nav pionssr,. Hall In
yirv;ni. /. b,iup pu.h.d ahead. It will
soon be ready for the finishing touches.
Turn, Ia .om. .,c;t.mcnt about the
a,.,;,,. A..
thought TO be immensely rich.
Tn, N;n.,.. Ir,;on Hall In Silver
Civ |. nearly completsd. Il Is inclosed
=. .l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-07
MODERN WOMEN.

II IL a sad commentary upon ogr
boasted civilization that the women Of
our times have dseenerated In health
and physique until they are literally a
race Of invalids-palo, nervous, feeble,
and back.achy. with only here and there
. few noble exceptions In the persons Of
the robust, buxom ladies characteristic
Of the sex in days gone by. by o very
large experiences, covering q period OF
years, and embracing the treatment Of
many thousands Of cases Of those nil.
meuts peculiar to women, DR.. Pierce. Of
the Worlds Dispensary. Buffalo, N. u.
has perfected, by the combination oil
certain vegetable extracts, . natural Hpe-
cidc, which be does not eItol M q cure
all, but one which admirably fulhlls q
singlensss Of purpose. being q most
positive and reliable remedy for those
weaknesses and complaints that aihict
the women Of the present day. This
natural specific compound IN called DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The
following are among those diseases In
which this wonderful medicine has
worked cures a. 10 BY magic. and with q
certainty never before attained by any
medicines: Weak back, nervous and
general debility. falling and other dis
plaesmsnts Of internal organs. resulting
from debility and lack Of strength In
natural supports. internal fever. con.
cestion, inflammation and liberation.
and very many other chronic diseases
incident to women. not proper to men
ton here. In which, NJ well q In the
cases that have been enumerated, the
Favorite Prescription effects cures-ths
marvel Of the world. II will not do
harm in any stats or condition OF the
systsm, and by adopting Its use the In.
valid lady may avoid that ssverest Of
ordsals, the consulting Of q family ply
sician. Favorte Prescription 10 sold BY
dealers In medicines generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-07
OREGON.

PORTLAND. June THE Republicans
In this county elect one Senator. Nv,
Representatives. and the balance Of their
ticket, except Sheriff and School Gu
pe~rintsndent. The Democrats elect one
Senator and two Representatives. JET.
fiery. the Democratic candidate for
Sheriff, has q majority Of 300 over
spaulding. the Republican. Smith. Re.
publican, for County Clerk, has . ma
jority Of $50 over Hall. Democrat. The
State has undoubtedly gone Democratic.
The Democrats claim u good majority In
the Legislature, probably twelve on joint
ballot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-07

TIE LnxraL SocIKrY.-A concert and
social will BE- given next Friday evening
by the Virginia Liberal Society in Ma
tionsl Guard Hall. We acknowledge
the receipt Of complimentary tickets to
tho entertainment. After tbs musical
and literary exercises are through with
the hall will be cleared and a good time
In the way Of a social dance had.
PorrrY AND Soxo.-M n. McLean's
benefit tomorrow evening. in National
Guard Hall. promises to be q most
pleasant and elegant affair. In addition
10 the persons before mentioned. Mr.. j.
=. Nsill. the slocutionist. has yolun-
teered 10 assist. and Dir. Adair viii pre-
aide at the piano. A social dance viii
conclude the entertainment.
Map or THE CoNsrVcx.-ws arc I'M
der obligations to Jim Myers. agent. for
the Nsrs Ltsr. containing a map OF the
mines on the Comstock and n bird's-eye
view Of the mountains and towns along
the range. II In an excellent map u -
sold with the Naes Lsu for the sum oil
fifty cents.
TUE REcroRr. - Bishop whitaker's
now house in Virginia ID about COM
pleted. II makes q fine appearance and
will bs q good. comfortable dwelling.
The plan OF the building IL excellent,
and every modern ~eonvenienes was fur
nished in its erection.
IxrknIlL MoSxr.-The pay roll OF the
Imperial Consolidated Mining Company
for the month Of May amounted to
ais. 900. That helps materially to grease
The wheels Of trade and traffic among
our Gold Hill dealers.
The METHODIST SociAL--Ths concert
given by tho Indies Of the Msthodlss
Church in Virginia City last evening
vas an enjoyable affair. Financially
and socially. Il was . decided success.
PETE, ANDERSON. the colored editor Of
the San Francisco Paeidc 1Pped'. Is
visiting the Comstock ON business eoh-
nsctsd with his paper.
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A ~sUPFoCATiNo CoUoH,

In . letter Il Mrs.. Lisle, Of Chicago, . wen
known contributor 70 the Western press, shs
ascribes the cure Of dangerous cough. accom-.
Honey Of aoresoana and Tar. NY cough"
she ssys. threatsned 10 suffoeats mo =
but the Honey Of Horsholnd and Tar has
removed every trace OF a." The letter vas 70
Q LADY friend In this city. who has placed II 81
the disposal Of q. N. chttsnton. Z Sixth ave.
nus. Pixies Toothaehs Drops cure In one
minute
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-07
Ceugrsssmen Doing 70 the ConvsI
glon.
VACANT places in III. dental ranks will

VACANT places In the dental ranks will
never occur II you are particular with
your teeth. and cleanse them every day
with that famous tooth-wash. Sozopoxr.
From youth 10 old age. II will keep The
enamel spotless and unimpairod. The
teeth OF persons who use Sozndont have
q psarl.liks whitsness. and the gums q
rcssats hue. while the breath Ii pure.
and rendered sweet and fragrant. II Is
composed Of q Z antissptic herbs, and
IL entirely free from the Objectionable
and injurious ingredients Of tooth pastss.
etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-07
opsrAcLRs TO

Happy relief for Young men nom the eftrets
OF srfofs and sbuses 10 early life. Manhood
restored. Impedlments 10 marriage removed.
New method III treatment. New and rcmark.
able remedies. books aad circnlarp sent free.
In seaied e~nvelops. Address HOWARD As.
ISOLATION. <igN Ninth street, Philadelphia.
rA.-an Institution having Q high reputation
for honorable conduct and professional shill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-07

The following bills were referred to
the Finance Committee: Ii. ii. Carrick.
lumber. s27 %: T. =. Seresnt, slls;
Radovich 4 Mann. 80 30; Thos. Gala
cher, s.; ID. s. Gallaiin K Co.. Sl2;
Mike Taylor. SIS; John Randall. ~ 90;
A. ID. Billiard. IS; Jas. IIannevan. %.
On motion the Board adjourned until
Monday, June 18th.
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cARn.

To all who are sussrins IRON the errors and
indIseretions Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, ioss 81 manhood. ste..I win ssnd
. recipe that will cure yoa. ms Of ehaffs.
THIS great remedy VS. discovered ~ mis-
sienary In Soath America. send 2 seltsd'
station D, Bible House, New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-07

HAaAx's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves
and restores the complexion; removes
frsckl.s, tan and sallowness; makes the
skin soft. white and delicate. Its ap-
plication cannot be detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-07
iAAK HRRRi

Il 10 worth moving that FURNITURE
BEDDING. CARPETS. LOUNGES. SPRING
hATTRKSsEs. and many other things, can b.
bought OF n. W. GRANT, Gold I'LL tabove the
NEvs oficsl, at - reasonable rats a. 81 any
bouss In the ststs aud his goods are Just what
they are represented TO be. lam
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-07

ScALp HEAD. and numerous other diseases Of
the scslp. for the cure Of which 90 many forms
Of ointment and plaster have been Invented By
medical men, can be simply and effectually
rsmedied BY washing the head with 0lenn's
Sulphur Soap. Sold everywhsrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-07

A Coed Ihins sr All faxpaSsss--
Qald Mn TAxea.

The action Of the County Commit
sioners yesterday in reducing the rate OF
taxation on property in this county IL
commsndAble. II 10 not right that .
community should be saddlsd with any
unnecessary burden. and the AMOUNT re-
quired for the running expenses OF the
county should be carefully calculated
before the levy il made. and II the law
makers Hnd that . tax Ii excessive and
unnecessarily heavy. there should 10 .
reduction. This IL what the Commits.
uiouers Of Storey county have done, and
in consequence deserve and receive the
gratitude Of every member Of The COM
monweaih. Il was thought By some
that the reduction was made entirely In
the interest OF the big minss and sx-
clusively for their benefit. This H. .
mistake. Every property-ovnsr In the
community 10 relieved. The following
table shows the objects for which taxes
w.,. collected in Gold Hill under the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-07

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s.eon
and zee.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-26
District Court.

The District Court met yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock and transacted
the following business:
Mathews VS.. Johnston; ten days ad-
ditional time given in which to file mo-
ton for a new trial.
Empy vs.. Sherwood; argument on mo-
ton TO strike out continued until
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
At 3 o'clock, John Williams, who
pleaded guilty to the indictment charg-
ing him with stage robbery was called
up for sentence. The Judge before pro-
nouncing sentence asked the prisoner
if be had anything TO say why sentence
should not be passed. The prisoner
replied q" no. but through his counsel he
stated that in consideration of his plead
ing guilty and saving the county all ex-
pense of trial, that the prisoner threw
himself upon the clemercy of the Court
and hoped the sentence would be as
light as possible. The Judge stated that
owing to the considerations mentiond he
would sentence the prisoner to the light.
est term the law allowed for the offender
in such cases, which was five years in
the State prison, the term to commence
from the time of sentence at three
o'clock, Tuesday. July 18th. 1876.
Court then adjourned until this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-26
PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANIsco, July PA fire broke
out at one O'Clock this afternoon near
Market and Eleventh, and burned gro.
Gerry store, wood and coal yard, and a
half dozen small buildings occupied by
laboring people. The spread of flames
was 30 fast that scarcely anything could
be saved, and the fire with difficulty was
prevented from sweeping the whole
block. Most of the buildings and con-
tents are OF small value.
The trial in the case of the Central Pa
ci6c against Cohn, was resumed this
morning.
A German. name unknown, committed
suicide at the Aims House to-day, BY cut
ting his throat with a razor.
The rumor Is that the stiffness in Con.
dated Virginia is owing to the develop
ments anticipated by the diamond drill
on the l700-ioot. level.
Pursuant to call, meeting of the re-
tail merchants was held at Dashaway
Hall this morning to consider the silver
question. About thirty were present,
mostly dry goods men. A resolution
was adopted, making gold the basis of
transactions, and taking silver ct the
ruling market rates. The meeting could
hardly be considered representative of
the general retail business, but q COM
mittee Of ten was appointed to canvass
the city and obtain signatures for the
resolution.
The small pox seems to have taken a
fresh start within day or two. Six
new cases were reported on Saturday,
eight yesterday and six to-day. Up to
noon three deaths occurred within the
same time.
SANTA Rosa, July 23-J. G. Poag, oil
Virginia, was accidentally killed yester.
day ut Cape Horn. on the Guerneville
road. in putting off blast. His face
and head we're dreadfully mangled
He was buried here to-day by the Ma.
sons.
Hiram Elderly killed Samuel Finley at
Gusrnsvills last night. No particulars
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-26

IcE IcE IcE IS. B. Martino once
more announces himself as being in the
field with large supply of fine. clear
ice, which will be sold at a reasonable
price. Leave orders at Fulks & Nc
Alpin's.
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to J. J. Halpin L Co., who employ
none but frst-clsss workmen. II.
W. r. WILSON continues to sell ice.
Leave orders next door to Johnston 8
stable.
FULL assortment Of groceries and pro-
visions at 7. C. Poujsde's, Meadow Val.
ley street. IF.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-26

CHINESE QUEUEs.-The history of Chi.
nese queues is told by the Rev. Julius
Doolittle. q missionary in China, as fol-
lows " The first Emperor of the present
dynasty who began to reign in 1744,
having usurped the throne. determined
to make the tonsurs of Mancburia, his
native country, the token of submission
OF the Chinese to his authority. He
ordered them to shave all the head ex-
cepting the crown, and allowing the hair
on that part to grow long and to dress
it according to the custom of Manchuria.
The Chinese had been accustomed under
native Emperors, to wear long hair over
the whole head, and arrange it in tuft
or coil The change was gradual, but
finally prevailed through the Empire. At
first those who shaved their heads and
conformed to the laws, received, it is
said tael of silver, after while half
tael, and afterward only an egg-fn.
ally nm egg was not allowed. The law
requiring the people to shave their heads
and braid the queue was not only often
rigidly enforced by the penalty of i'm.
mediate death, but it became very mani.
fest to those who did not conform with
the wishes of the dominant dynasty would
never become successful iu lawsuit
against those who did conform, mol
would they succeed at the literary exami
cations