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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15
Nallssa'

Tho progress Of the northeast drifs on
the 2ooO-foot level has been greatly I'M
peded during the past week By the break
ago Of the Imperial pumps. This trouble
win, however. Be remedied In . day or 70
more, and the work can then DO forced ~
usual. Tho upraise from the l70o-ioot
level, and the Wine from tho i$0O-foot
level TO meet Il. are each making The usual
fair rate Of progress. Sinking the main
incline II going rapidly ahead. The north
drift on the ii00-foot level Ia also making
excellent progress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

Driving the north drfft On The iAoo-ioos
Ievel and sinking the Wins on The ore
win trlow that level are both mailing
active hesdway. No changes Of vains 70
report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15
Cnleaoaia

The pumps have been KEEP. busy hosting
water during the past week. without hav-
ing exhausted tho fow or permitting the
resumption Of work at the bottom Of the
main shaft. The water. however. In show
ing signs u . gradual decrease. 20 thai II
will not probably tale much longer TO get
ID we'll under control.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

Tho north Wine on the isio-foot level
ID down 80 feet below that level the bottom
In good sinking ground. Crosscut No. 2
on the is40-foot level il In . distance OF
220 feet the face In very favorable formA-
ton. A drift has been started sta point
so feet below tho 1si0-foot level In The east
uinse which IL now In IS feet the face In
fair Grade ore. On the i7i0-foot level the
esst crosscut between the north and south
wines II In Q distance Of 168 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

Pail. nhssidan.

Sinking the main shait d making tho
usual good Roadway. the rock in the bot
tom being much softer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15
Alabama.

Sinking tho shaft Ia going steadily for
ward. everything In and about the mine
working with the utmost satisfaction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15
ophis.


Sinking the main.shaft Is going rapidly
ahead. Three levels have been opened In
this mine. the lowest being at . depth OF
800 feet. The ledge from the surface down
10 that depth has been gradually widening
and IL encased In regular well defined clay
walls Of the best possible character. On
The third level q WINS has BON sunk 10 .
depth Of 10 feet ON . fine vein Of black
sulphuret ore. Al that point the miner.
were driven ont by . food Of water. and
the sinking stopped. II 10 now che inten-
ton 10 sink the main shaft 100 feet deeper
and then tap tho water and open . new
level-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

Since last weeks regular report nineteen
feet has been added TO the depth Of the
shaft. making II s2i feet deep In all. Tho
~Ineersoll drills and machinery operate ex-
cellently. and no incrcase Of water inter
fcres with the regular progress Of the work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

No faster or more perfect work OF the
kind was ever accomplished than is o
peing done In the erection Of the new
pumping machinery At this mine. Every
thing IL steadily advancing toward com.
pletion, and 10 will be but very short
lime before all will 30 In readiness to
steam mp. Tho old pumps and bobs arc
being taken from the shaft, the stations
ars being enlarged and the new pumps and
columns are being lowered into p~osition.
ready 10 connect and put into use ~ soon
n the engines are ready 70 start up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

The new road has been completed 70 the
ate Of the shaft. Sinking the shaft IL go
ing rapidly ahead. the rock In the bottom
still blasting out finely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

DY AL.pY IRON THE RlxT. 4 sIrUA.
r'9. :, nsss.sssy,s: ossd ,s.s5s.ss
~, Adls.ss "uoassksspw.'' Posseases, Gold
hih. hsvsAa' ts~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

Daily yield. 400 tons Of orc. There 10
little or no change In any Of the orc
breasts OF SLOPES. The erection Of the
new pumping machinery 10 going steadily
shesd. Nearly al Of the machinery 10
nov ON the ground. and the foundations
for In reception arc fast approaching com.
plstiou. sinking tho air shaft y making
sood progress. II 10 now down 80 feet be-
Low tha leOQkfoot level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

Sinking tho shaft Ia making splendid
progress. the bottom still In soft porphy.
Everything working finely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

From the old orc Slopes. and also nom
the iaOLfool level The usual amount Of good
milling ore continues 70 b extracted. Tho
general run Of the ore this week shows
Improvement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

Tho 6oo-foot station has been opened
and = drift started 70 cut and prospeesthe
ore vein on that level. Everything In And
about the mine Il working finely. and good
progress Is being msde with tho develop
ments.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

The west drifi ON tho i2so-ioot ~vel b
rapidly advancing. the face In good blast
ing ground. The preparation Of the pump
ing machinery for again commencing the
sinking % the main shaft 10 going rapidly
forward. Daily yield Of ore, 80 tons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15
Baeksys.

The north and south prospecting drifts
on the 5SO-foot Lowell Affords no new foat-
ures for the week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

Tho new pumping machinery Is nearly
all In place and will DO ready 70 start up
In . very short time. When once the
'pumps are going. sinking the shaft will DO
resumed with al possible activity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15
Nevada.

More quartz and less porphyry In face Of
main drift. Indications more favorable
than at last report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15
osala cursy.


Preparation for The erection Of the new
pumping machinery 10 being advanced -
rapidly q the nature Of the work win per-
nit. Nothing new Of the operations ! y
The shaft or on ths lower levels. The boil
sn for Furnishing The steam power 70 drive
the new suction mill for the ventilation Of
the lower levels Of the mine arc up, and
the erection Of the other portions Of the
machinery well advanced.
Nsssh Cs~sssliaassa virginia.
Sinking the shaft has been suspended at
tho deptho Of $50 fest pending the putting
In Of new and powerful pumping ma
chincry. Tho foundations for the pump
ing engine and other machinery are being
laid With all The rapidly consistent with
ths durability and perfection Of the works.
Stations are also being cut In the shaftfor
he pump bobs and pumPs.
Imperial.
In The bottom Of tho north Wine. on tho
aooo-foot level. during the fore psrtof the
week.. . few strsaks Of porphyry and poor
ore Wa encountered. bat yesterday after
noon the bottom was again In ore OF the
richest character. tie average asaays run.
ming up 70 $500 Per ton. Nothing new Of
any othsr portion OF the mins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

During the past week the drift at the u
foot level has been driven west . distance
Of Is feet, penetrating what 10 now 90
sidersd 10 DO the main orc body . distancs.
Of eight feet. Ths orc % OF ths true Com
stock texture, and carries much moro
metal than n encountered heretofore In
The mine. II rum due southeast and
northwest, and shown . strong, permanent
vein.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15
East ovsruas.

Nothing new 10 report. Good assay
continue to be obtained from the quartz q
tho bottom Of the shaft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15
Laxiy Bsyas.

The. foundations for the new pumping
machinery are being completed - rapidly
a. Il Ia possible for Il 10 be done. Other
wise nothing new.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

The Combination Shaft of the Amazon
A Glasgow mines has attained asdepth Of
s2s feet. Tho rock In the bottom Ia quite
hard but blasts well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

Sinking the main shaft Is making rapid
progress. Everything 10 In the best posi-
BE working condition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

Tho opening mp Of the soo-foot level can
now soon be commenced In good earnest
- the heavy fow Of water recently struck
In that portion Of the mine Ia fast becom'
ing drained.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

All the driits are being steadily pushsd
forward. and a. soon ~ tho ore dump J.
completed the extraction and milling Of
the ore will commence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

sinking the shaft has been suspended for
tho present. in order 10 put In more pow
erful and efseient pumping machinery.
This will be done - speedily ~ possible.
when completed. sinking the shaft will 30
nj Oncc rxumed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

sinking the main incline shaft ID going
steadily ahead at the rate Of ~ feet per
day. The pump still handles the water
with the most perfect ease. Ths esst drift
On the liOfoot level IL steadily advancing.
without change Of interest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

Everything in this mine 10 quietly avaie
ing the completion Of the new pumping
machinery Of the Gould 4 Curry. - moth,
ing can be done on the deep levels until
that IL finished.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

Sinking the main shaft ia going steadily
ahead. the bottom In good working ground.
There are mo- material changes 10 report Of
the prospecting operations ON either tho
1000, i25O or isO0Lfoot levels. Work IL
progressing we'll At all points.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15
Lady Washingssn.

The station for tho 7Oo-foOt level 10
opened, and . pump-tank o. that point Ia
being put In. Sinking will be resumed In
about . week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-15

The new spur wheel arrived this morn
Ing and will be put In position ready 70 re
sumo hoisting the water sometime to-mor-
row..
, 1876-08-17
TIfE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Hans ralatka has gone 10 St. Louis to aesuTe
Tho leadership Of tho Arton Des Wcstcns. lie
tuds that Chicago docs not appreciate hls mt
steal genius. ....-.-.
Mr.. John \. Jcf1cry, Of the Chicago Etc'tfng
Journal arrived home last evening, dter an
atscuco Of several reoks devoted TO sight
eeetug on the St. Lawrence Rlvcr.
The bt,cklaycrs md carpenters employed on
block Of buildings corner Of Folk and La(l'n
strccts strlck yesterday morning, To tho number
OF tlirt three, for unpafd wages,
Mre. Sullivan WIS decidedly better last night.
Che was more calm, anl had dozcd a littlr,--a
thing which she lad been unable to DO owing 7:
great mental excitement Her friends aro mucil
encouraged.
The temperature .yestertlay, ~ obserrctl By
E1anassc, optician, TRIBUNE bnlldtnE, was ~ ~
3I. M, 20; 8 p. m, is Barometer y a. h'''
m.19; 8p. III. 20.6
A prtvatc meeting Of the American Glass
Manufacturer Association wns held yesterday
Al tho Grand Pacific. About twenty firms from
Pitlsbu.g, Rack Island, GAINESVILLE, st. Louis
etc, wcro represented.
against Aid. SherIdnn's ordinance reducing tiie
salaries Of city employees, claims that when the
vote was taken c was not present IN me Gonn- ,,,
eli Chamber, having been called away TO his au-
Tics ut the Post-Oiiec Department.
Anne Sheridan, former inmate Of the Coun"
to tho Hospital clean ard came ont lousy tho
statement Of Louise NJ Cutter In Mondays
Tribune to the contrary nntwtthstanainEs
Moreover, hnnr says sue can bring her whsu-
crwoman to prove the truth Of her assertions.
A t,ndy was recovered from tho lake ycstcT-
dar morning, md WIS identified as the remains
Of Dr, i, s. Sherman, oi No, $40 Wabash ayc-
n,c II WIS stated tn an evening pnper thnt ho
, 1876-08-17

III. -.
ny ,l,e bg p!s now ,.,,t blocked nr q TIC sewer
an, tcsiicfea nseless w1lhont eatcntan: la 1
an. lhc yallaEc EnGttiecr g'ylnE II ~ us omnon
annl catesnaasn % was ao ~ nnnsfa@sy z y ea9en.e,
ths iesesnns &C q se she @ sai 1 es II trnins u
,.sin aiscc'i mto 'oe 5c"ef 8'tnoa' tue s4'c4''
tFs!a' AHoptcu.
~. HaSc e. offered resolution M o!dertnE ne"
frr at,r,.a ,n VI lv to ava,,,,s s,nT
'n,lst' 81 tse oa material as possible. AdoptGa.
M v au ,eas Wsi,a"n ~. .u ur
II. ~ a. e, N1t W." mae Icitsu ss'aSo ascnsu
~ ~ ntr sSe aa.a ,,. X, ,,sro w ~ ,o'
oe t Sr i@}snrt nsSf ii,'n n ,n1 wa. r
~ soine. @u .n,, s"n o fs -, ,a,'.itio (" ~
-. *eett auuo ul!c ~, ~. PoFta.'.!3 3 ~ p..
scutsA tor thc approval of tic l'ard a. the hext
i An aS'em,1,cn, IN fin ordinance rctat,vc to
LIFELINE tr Mt',n g., q .ae a.snSscs IT. Pvssen,f aot, IT,
a rr tI r ra.a,,a WIFI 1'n ~ hor,r,,e ~ -
s''a.' s rsL'se. ~ 'TsE..aes' ~ ' Mss.' n ~
,Mrn OYER r., 70 ., anc ,oa1 or a1 eaesssaor s1'
s,,t s'x %;I .',. ,Sn ~ p'%, sMn -. ~,
WIN" . ~ muyS II, sonss af 2. f nr,nl'asn "ns
,atsTa sr ss%sr !hrsk IN tc alley rnnnE st, r9sn
s,~ent t,,.n,,rf, 1,,octs ,n mi IL ~, + 4
4 sva,. nsotns n,, = n 1''t & ~ auu T.. ~; ~
con.ai.s!oaers ri 10 e:,!mats .ho eost q tho i,a,
@ o1imnnr" "s with rs,s nstrr ,rawn ~ H.,
III nre,I,~ rnIii1t mr. s the srcnnr ~ hs1anl
e,1t,ns ,ras rtntl II rrohIhItntl fhe trr,,|ntr ~
any billiard or poo! fnhles, tarp hanks, keno,
n,al eEerything Of that tirseription, Under pom
Ut @ u a as ~ t' NJ sess % t1 stvos o1s 1 aia' ~
rn,nLiimv shutsocycr to I,c n fnrct wtti,i,, tcn
days frutn lis publication in tho Evanston h.
tter.
h1s. Iglcl.art offered m amcnlmcn. striking
out the ,Sot7l til,|urtl.tablcs wherever II M.
t,carc. Iic stated, in s,irport ri it, that he wis
IN favnr OF at,oiIsliinK these low ps,oI.roof1s,
which had bce,, s,,cl. a nuisance, antl Of prc.
venting minors fsum PLAYING. IEc thought t,lat
the desired result w,i1lld be- ncco1pp}lshei t,y
puttiuE then, under heavy ho,,ix, mud issuing
licenses: Int IL yuultl unfy be II wnatc III iii.
, 1876-08-17

Th, comntro,,er Yesterday mid i1Jsrl,s,cc;,
,n,,,s,ro. ~ ~. ,,o.,,, ~, i,.sIt, onI ~ ~
a'"s:s W 1@." W. ~. ~ W." VI e''c
Hoard ot Public WORKS apont S2o'uo.
The rootns lately vacated hy Surt lIlr1,cY and
hts nhststAnls urc l'clue f1rsfcned m un1 put III
good urt!rr fur tho use Of the Detective foruc.
,r,.. r,....,,.a,,.u .,,,,,,,,, ,,,..,., ,,,,,
'ae I"h'p'so'e' "s'''n"nscs l''"t t'u WI p"Y
the police and fireHen to'morr"w at o'clock a.
1n., in mis- Utilize, their snlaries fur tho month of
April.
49,. c.,,t..o ~, t,.s vii, ,,... t., .,, .,t,,,
,,, e', Ttnx %m oIs ~ est 81 ~ ,o Gy
t',,, "e" u,,,,'i,t na -, nnaer X. r. ~ .,,hs
,,,,.,'''.sr /. sI -, .,,..t -, H. .nms n a,'5
''.. nau'st 10 s@'sa W a. VIZ '""4s %as a''o
The city's receipts ycster'1ay were: From
enses, o!'u, "mtG,en.s, II, tl e,.s., a,u lsG.!'
tc W. cf d ~ s ,.,,iJi .nn ~ % ~" ne
btH @ 70 ~ metnte ,tss H. p"o'Ic " na'u easn
anu "'a'oP'a" s4''1
The Hoard nj Public Works advertise to-day
Tor l5UN tons of coal for the use ul the city the
, 1876-08-17
EVANSTON

A regular meeting OK tic board OF Trustees
was held IN the yillusc-otlIrcs Tnrfday even.
Ing, I'LL being present execpt Trustee Dewey.
A petition from II. 4. reassnns, Or. iraylou,
AMI others, for sewer Through the alley II
Nlacks IS and H., to connect with tho Davis
street sewer, WAS rcud anl referred to the
Sewerage Committee.
A petition signed by A. J.. Grover, j. J.
Mosbter, II. NJ. Ballard, j. 7: Heutel!c, asla
baa!n at the junction of tho 4 big Ditch " with
tAn Davis street sewer, and that the dltcl, La
dccpcncl for three blocks south 50 ~ to drain
Into the sever thul property formerly drained
, 1876-08-17

e~---A
McvEY.-fty drnwnng. at Union civ. Nisc>-
hnT IL la7t. Charles H.. eldest spn nf Juhn, =
Funeral 1'y carriages 70 No-cEtI on Thur,a.,
18th inet. Services at IL 40 p. III, '''5,
Wellnes.tay morning. NJ.
Elizabeth y. Ehncnhost, aged ~ Year,. years. ta"'
Flnorat 70: :morrow astesnoon nj : oelock, at y.
te.etico Of her sister Mts. Wheeler, a:i7 Sotn,es az
Lasaf1p ttrcct. ''sth
yEEDEll--Tn fl,!s city, on the 1itb lust. p.,,.
yccdcr. ot Att!cn In1., horn IN Schenret,eIeee eee
n y. ngcd ~ years. S~'auS,
~ Rochesscr papers pleaso copy.
HfAS-Aug. Ii, lit childbirth, Mrs. 1o,,s,..
Ryan. aged III, ycars "'''a"sa
FnnrsMt fsnn her 'ato residence. 1tn Aterac,,
street. Thnsfttny. Ang. n nt 10: O'clock ~ ~
rnttsks Church whs.e lisl na.. viii eee.
Invited. "''J afs
.GRADr-on the 1Gth l.tss., at IA; a, m .,
Thy Northwestern I1otci. Mnsy 9wniki.s i'rssat -
wiio Of Frank t'Fstr. nyctt II ycar. and nontIs'
Church. corner sanramon mid F",lr,h rtre"ts
tFatllcr lsnrrctti. where High MnAs viii hc ccl.'
tnttch: thence by cars to tMralry Cemetery. ~
o'clach. All friends ARE inyllctl. ~
, 1876-08-17
pASI'INII2S.
Second Days Games in the
Northwestern Hand-Bafl
Tournament.
a stubbornly- Contested Race at Dexter
Park...Trotting At Utica and
Monlota.
Thirteen Innings and Draw Between
tile lInrtiorls md Now Ilayeng.
lfAED-HAL1..

flAfD-bALl'.
The second series of Enmcs In the Ilnnt-Ball
Tournament Of the Northwest was played yes
terlay AFTERNOON at Aid. O,Drlcns court, on
west as,s0n s..ee 1tn n .ss
spo'. ns,t p'''''' '''''' s''''S''" '''~'S''' 49,
The rano va. between Aid. O'Brten and Jo-
seph Aern, anu lanes tcron NM ss, sonn sa'',, .
ny. obrion and AtcTn won tne oest thsee ou'
OF i've on the North Sste MONDAY featctuhy
thcy won thrcc more games, which gtvcs them
ak games 10 loas oa. o. e ''ssn e. ,o % mvo py
ea' II thcy WIN two games OUT o' 'as "sc "
he PLAYED at the alley of condon. on tile corner
Of Dccriug and Cologne streets. Saturday, they
VIII hs be M. masters Of the .taatlon , exe,c,
ne n1s, sa.s 5es.s' ,. .a sso"e .,," ~, ts.a. ~
Carmods aud Ahcrn. Feron " n. not In contIi-
t!on. I. was arparent, and any man who sail
1har" n' "'o ."t,1o .~"t s hax. ,as nrr .,nna
Ahern seemed, however, to get his work IN, for
l,o rnalo acc upon acc until mtsplay from
n.e wi. ,,,s ,,or, ~, h,,. ,r,. ,,,,. o,,,
'nodY next TOOK l'is hate 1h' ont ~as put out
cleEcrly By phrcn. subsequently ;, an ii'lmlt-
able rgl,t-hantlcr BY Fcrnn settled 0'1,ricr.
Carmody now t.,nk It's hand In with tho Ecorfs
standing IL to IS. soH1c !lne left-ctrncr wnrk
by Foron brought Carn,o1yI up. Feron went
out, however, by scose Of u to 10.
THE SECOND GAME
went In with Ahern To tho toss. lie tossed
magnltlccnt1y, and scored four arcs. Fcro,,
was, nevertheless, too many fur
Him on the groundcr business,
and pttt hin ont From this out tho game was
quite remarkable. At onc time the game stood
s to 0. Undctcrrctl by this, however, Fcron
and Carmo,ls ilually rot their game to 2 tn ID.
This wnR rather slim, but tho plny OF Carmoly
and Fcron hcrcahouts demonstrated q com
mcndablo degree of pluck. On Feron's
hand the store worked upwnrtls,--l3,
5-l3 G-l3, S-1a, and S-1A Ahern went
r. With dshe5atc intention pt Hakflng some
front wall, which Aid. O'nrEen shonld remedy
ut once. AZ this stngc OF the En1nc IL stood
to 10 IN fayor nf O'Bficn and Ahcrn. Cannoty,
taking lnnd, went In with scuro Of 10 against
IL. lie advanced his measure. by hartl
, 1876-08-17

Thomas Lnr1;ln wus arrcstctl ycstcFt1ay u1f the
chargc Of stealing clothlng from the house Ut
Nlrs. Brown, on Delioycn strrct, bot Justice
scully fined him $50 for disordcrly conduct.
Yesterday morning two boys, named Noble
Wright and Frank Hing, attempted to mako
nwRy With parcel OF honts and shoes from Tho
store Of d. llancock, No. 15o STATE street, but
they were arrested by Officer Morgan
Louis Peterson boarding at No. n Hunt
street, entered the roors OF d Mustfn Burke, 4
trnnsent guest Mt tic satllc plnce, and stole flG
from his pocket night before last. lie wns
yesterday lo.,tnl over to tho Crimlnal Court in
the sunl Of 500.
Hubbard Rider md Join Williama wcgo nr-
rcstcd yesterday morning on the Charge Of
stealing $50 md sotnc clothing frotn house on
tho eorIIcr of Van l}uecn aud lfaistcl streets.
Justice bculy discharged 1Ihlcr, hut Williams
took u Change Of venue tn Justice Salisbury.
1amcs Marnsacd, aged II, was run oyer
wfli!n attempting to board Il Rock Island train
Ills left foot wns crushed 80 badly as Il, rotst,e
nHpntatint,, and he was taken to the hospital.
Ills parents reside at No s!N Dutter3c'd street.
T1lnlnas Strat!imorn was arrested by Dcctcct-
tvt Slayton yesterday, after Lively sliasc low,
Canal street: Tie prisoner WIS formerly IN tho
Ing machines nj No. a,o WaJasl, avenue, and il
charged with the tlte1t Of Il ts'aclifne valued
ut $45.
DR.. II. q. Upton, Of No. 1857 Madison street,
missed 4 number uf nrtielos from Ills house thG
other day, and organiztng himself lnto detes-
tive force, set to work To hunt up tile criminal
lie found her iinul,y IN tlle person nf eolnrri
girl, ~ years old. named Quren rtct"rta, who,
asyorllnE 70 l,ur confession, l.as been rirlmag-
ing seycra! Of the flullsca In tue lielgltlorhol.
The Ducf0r succeeded IN reruycr!u. nearly MI
the articles ol which lic had Accn rubbed.
, 1876-08-17
THE NEW ,onK CENTRAL.

Tho New York Ccntral 4 Hudson River
Railroad Company is preparing to concentrate
tie work of construction an1 repairs Of rolling
stock ut two great centres, which will bc pt
hy % liz lie I,cw % systelo Of Of running LINZ 1osotnotiyss I
through between New York aud Albany and
Albany and Buffalo. Thc shops at Buffalo aro
to be completed uext full, aud will be on very
large stale,
, 1876-08-17
mAtk17kAfaE.S,

nv s'1wiI!lEi;Magnn,nnAn e. B. W;i,a!5n y II,
anil Mts. Ida A. hubbard. MI nf tilr cty ''sAetn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III, at II. om,
Jnaiire kaufman, Hurdon Warwick an% %'s1 x1io't 1ot
ncsAic Farbtr. ""a Mia
, 1876-08-17
SOzODOhT,

SQz0pQhT.
TO gather pearls from oceans vnaes
divers 60 down In tllvcss places;
HIT at ous mouths OF streams md bays,
No pearls do Asian swfmmcrs raise
Like those in bcauty'a mouth that shine
Mads by the Sozo1ont divine.
, 1876-08-17

sAHArooA, Aug. lu.-Tllc meeting Of tho
Managers NJ The Southern and Southwestern
l'nilroas1s WIS organized to-day. TIN attend
anea wns very large, comprising representatives
OF r'.ads In Maryland, Virginia, North Carolnn,
Georgia, South Caro!Ena, Alabama, Mississippi,
Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, Texas, mil
utl,cr Statra F.. ". Cole, Ut Nashville, Pscsi-
dent Of tho Nashville. Chattanooga ~
#. I.u,sts Road. is President, ntl I.
u. Hcutl, PRESIDENT 1T the Richmond
4 Petersburg lsoad., il Secretary. B,satners
tt;osnmIttcc--K. T.. WILSON,, PrcsiaSnt OF tho
Nritlycrs, President at the Wilmington & Vel
don 1soud; i. u. start'forl, President of thc
lulsvillc, Nusl!yile II Great Southern Road; /;
\. A. lIufor.l, President 0f the Richmond &
nanyiIc linai; j. N. Dcwbury, Of The Northern
Il Pennsylvania atsl General Manager of the
Southern Pennsylvania KsAsls: also Il. ". Cole,
tresl,lGnt ri til. Convention.
After organization, adjourned until to-lnor-
rON At II.