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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-28
yor scArES CONsOLIDArgD ST.,

VOE HCATkS ia Ed sAhr
81 YER MINING COMPANY. = Location Of
principal place OF business, San Francisco.
californls.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at q meeting OF
the Hoard OF Directors, held on the 2lst day
Of March. 1879. m assessment ,So. II oi
fity Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
immediately. In United StAie- gold coin, TO
the Secretary, at the ONCE Of the Company,
Room ID. tvs California street, San franci-co.
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment -hAll
remain unpaid ON the 2lst day OF April.
lsT6. will be delinquent. and advertised for rale
al public auction, and unless payment Il made
before will he pold on TUESDAY. th. Dth
day of May, 1876, to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs of adver-
Using and expense. Of sale.
By order al the Boari Of Dlrectorr.
PRANK MOVER. SECRETARY.
Ofaes-Room IL. No. t0s CAliforhis street,
San FRANCISCO, California. mr2ttd
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board OF Directors, made on the 18th
day 81 februsry. 1874. 90 many shares OF each
30 sold st public auction, al the once Of John
Middleton q Sons, No. $40 Montgomery street
San Francisco, California, on THuksDAY.
the 9th day Of April. 1915, II the hour Of u
O'Clock r.. Of said day, 70 pay said dslin-
qnent assessment thereon, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses of sale.
W. n. HELMAN, Secretary.
Onhcs-Room IL. No. 800 California street,
San Yraneiseo. California. mot
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STOCKHOLDERS MrGJiNo.

RUcKEyE GOLD ASD SILVER nIsrNo
ID COnfANY.-Th annual nesting Of the
Stockholders Of the abovensmed Company, Cor
the election of Trustees and the tnnssetion Of
such other business ~ may esms bsfors II, Will
y held 90 FRIDAY. March 81, ISIS. o. The hour
o. . o'eloei :. H. q hat day, 81 the once Of The
Ban Francisco. California. 1nnsfrr booIs viii
be eiosed on Monday, March n, ISIS. a !
o'cloek Pc q. <. sANkRY, rscrstary,
omee-koom %, Ne. III Montsomsy strSst,
San francisco. California. tarIsad "
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NOTICE IN BAMKRvpYoy.

IN. THR DISTRICT COURT OF the
United States, In and for the District u
ss,.da,-in Bankruptcy. -Nctiee o. appoint.
gives notice Of biz appointment, 81 the er,t
Inesunk 81 crcdltotn. % Arsigpss OF the Kststs
oi sOhN spkchT, . bsnkrupt, Of the county
OF sorry, Mate Of Nevada. within said Dis.
siiet. who has been sdludssd . BANKRUPT upon
his own petition.
ylrEinis, New. NGsh Z. iSis. mriS in
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bftfSAUYsf sALIs.
. HININo CO

A Eta SILVER uINIuo cor.
"A PANY.-Loestipn Of principal place Of
6usiness, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hili Mining Dc.
trict, storey county. ststs OF Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol'
lowing described stuck, On account VI hssefs-
mcnt mo. 81 levied ON the nth day OF Jan.
uary, 1915, the several amounts set opposite
the anne Of the respective shareholders. %
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And In accordance with Law. and IN order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the 81 day Of
February. 1876. NO many shares Of zach parcel
81 such ,tock ~ may h- necessary will BE- sold
nj public auction. at the ofice ~ the Company.
lioom I. No. iOl California street, Ban fiAI.
cisco. California, on TUESDAY. this 18th DAY
~ Marrh, 1915, at the hour a = o'clock ?. n. u
said day. 10 lay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs OF Advertizine and
expenses of tho sale.
DAVID A. JENNINGS, Secretary.
Ohicc-hoom 4. No. I0i California street.
San Francisco, California. mfltid
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cKND 400. TO O. r. HOWELL q CO..
- New York, for Pamphlet. Of 100 pagee. con-
isininr lists OF 5000 newspapers. and estinaiss
showing cost Of advertising. mFiI
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And In accordance with law, and an order Of
February, 1870, 20 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock ~ may be necessary win be
sold 81 public auction. at the once u the Com.
pany. tlt California street, ban franeisco. Cali
lornia. oa "WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of April.
1916. at the hour Of I O'Clock .. q. OF said dAy,
together with eosis OF sdvertlSinr and eI.
penscs Of the sale.
Oniee-No. ttt California street. San Tfan.
cisco. California. ll.I us.I nriftd
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" COMPANY Location Of principal place
Of bu.,nesr, ran Francisco, California.
Location of works, Gold hnl, storey
county, Nevada.
NoiIcc. There are delinquent upon. the fol
lowlng.dcreibed stock, on account OF arsess.
mcnt tho. sD levied ON the 9th day OF Jsnuary.
issG. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. % fol-
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And IN ~secorispoe with Law. and an order u
the board ~ Directors. made on the 18th day Of
February, 1876. ~ many shares Of each rarcel
Of sucn stock On may be necessary will bc sold
al public auction. 81 the ONCE Of the Company
siret, gan rrsDelsco. California. on TuEs
DAY. the eleventh iiithl day Of April. 1876. 81
ths hour of I o'clock .. n. Of said day. 90 pay
said delinquent asscssa ent theron, together
with oo,ts Of advertising and expet ses Of the
W.. &. DEAN. Secretary.
once - Room No. 10 Ilaywari'r Duildlng,
No. az California street. San Frncirco. Call
fornia. mrl5td
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFrICE OF TIE CONSOLIDATED WIN.
-, rnia HisIse Company, Ban Yrsaeiseo.
board o. Irustees Of the sbove named Com.
pay BAG thls day. . dividend mo. ~ Of Ten
on IkiDAY. The 10 b instant. Transfer books
elosed until the 10th instant.
mrS In cHAB. n. rfBH, ssesetsry,
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DELINQUENT SALES.

INPERIAL sILvER MINING
business. ban Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hin, Storey county,
Nevada.
Notiee.-Thsre are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF Assess
ment no. 76l levied ON the 18th day Of Peb-
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INAsoN coNsoLIDArED MN.


N ING COMPANY. -Loc.iion OF principal
place OF busitcss. Nan Fancisca, California
Location of works, DEVILS tale District,
Lyon county, Nevada
Notice Il hereby given. that At q meeting
Of the Directors. held OF the 2ith day Of Feb
ruary. lsfd, an asscsrmrnt mo. n of Twenty
I'VE c-nts per share was levied upon the carl
u. STOCK OF the o sIprst on. payable lmmedi'
aiely, In United States gold coin. tn the sccre'
tary. ai the once Of tha Company, $40 Pine
street (Roo-a III. Han Rrsncirco. caiiiernis.
Any stock upon which this assessment snail
remain unpaid On the 3Sth day Of March.
1879, will be delinquent. aud advertised ior
raie at public ~anctlon. and unlcs- payment IL
made beI,re will be sold on MONDAY. the
iTth day OF April. 1871, TO pay the delinquent
and expense OF sale.
X. p. HOSMEIt, secretary.
onee-no Pins street tisoom ~. s.s Fran.
eisso. cAiifornis. fe:std
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NOTICE.

Willow JACKET SILVER MINING CON.
PANY.-Ata nesung OF tn s~soekho,ders
al the yellow Jsehet sllv.r Mining Company,
held WEDNESDAY. March 10. is76, Il Wa de.
e.ded, ~ nnanius<us vote. 10 inereass the capt.
the par value Of one hundred aoliars each 10
Gus hundred and twenty tAoasand uharss, Of
the PAR value of oss hundred dollar each.
Notice 10 hsrvby given thai the new stock n
how rvady Tor Issue On surrender Of old csrtin.
levied. ~
~ o,dsr ef the Board II Trus,,~~.
q. W. nOPklNs, seerslary.
Gold uill. New. March 10. isfs. nristd
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JOS. TYSON, SecretA1.
.,s Tss IN ri .sss. c1,iiais s H'eI n,s, srp
NoarM cnIrnAn niNisa cor,

NORTH CulPAAN MlNlH0 coz.
IN PANY. = location of principal place of
business, san ~frsncisoc. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hin Mining Dis
triei. storey county, Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that NJ . meeting Of
the Board ef Dtrvcfors, held on the ii day
10 March. ISIS. a assessment mo. ~ OF Ten
Cents per share Vas levied upon the capital
stock VI the corporation, payable Immediately.
IN United stster gold coin. TO the Secretary. at
the once VI the Company. Room ~, No. &l9
California street. nan Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid 90 ths 9Th day u April. isT6,
win BE- ~dainQusak nd adveffised foe sale
81 public anction, and unlsss payment 10 made
beftre will be sold On WEDNESDAY,. the 18th
Jay of April. Isle. 10 pay the delinquent as
-sssment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
By order VI the Board Of Direetors.
Jo4 MA0uiRk. Secretary.
0G1ce-Rosn n, No. tfs CAlifsrnis strest,
San Franeisco. California mr6td
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pEtftauIIf slLIs.
aold Hin. Nevada

ORIQINAL GOLD HILL GOLD
snd silver Mining Compsny.-Locaton Of
principal place Of business. Ban francisco.
LEGATION Of works. Gold Hin. Nevada.
N~otiee.-Thcre Arc delinquent upon tne Iol-
msut mo. 81 levied on the ifth day Of Feb
mai. isTd. the several amounts set opposite
The nance Of the respective shareholders. ~
folloya.
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srocKHoLDlRs' MEETING.

MINT GOLD AND SILVER MINING CON.
NJ PANY. = Location Of WORKS Virginia
Min ne pisiriet. Strcy county. state Of Nevads.
Notice. The regular annual mcs,ing OF the
Stockholders Of the above nam-d COMPANY. for
the election of Trustees for the ensuing year,
and the transaction OF such other buslness a.
may come before ih- mcs ting. will be held 81
the ofice of the company. Ron Z. No. col Csl.
ifomia street, Fan Fnncisco. California. on
TUESDAY. the 18th day 81 March. 1870. At II
O'Clock. noon. Tznsfef books will be- closed
on SATURDAY. the 18th day Of Mar,h, 1916, at II
O'Clock. neon, ard remain closed until after the
meeting. DAVID A.JENNlNGs, SECRETARY.
Ban franei.co. March Q, is1e. mchii I'd
STOCKHOLDERS MgETINo.
NOrfcE.-THR ANNUAL MEETING OF
IN the Lady Washington Mining Company
Will b hell At the once Of the Company, Hoom
n Hayvard's building. san fnnetsco, Gala
fornia. on MONDAY. the "a day % April, is7d
al two (1) O'Clock r. H.. for the election Of
Trustees 10 serve for The enauing year. and such
other business - may pruperly come hsfou
nris.d ID. L. THOMAS. ssers.sry.
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Psstpssed.
Voters, Attention!

rhs above sale Ia postponed tIl MONDAY,
Apfl ~ iss6, 81 the san = hour and place.
NH ID q. n. MAYA, as.irnee.
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CAUTION.

CALEDONIA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
~ sissk soid To pay amoant due on Asssss.
ment No. H.
Nh. Of No. ehar~s
Cert. In name Of shars. SOLD. Left.
ms. go. CAhiil 4 For.
a7iG. 49, ahiifk Fec.
Trustees .....poloo.. .Glo. ...Al-ioo
The public 10 csutieasd aesinss nsSosiaiiss
The abovenansd certificates. :
X. wEGENER. Secretary.
san Yrancisco. March a. isTs. mr7t ~
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DR.. IA MARS
PILLS

EoR SEMINAL EMISSIONS, IMPoTRN-
il CT, Loss Of yigor. seIual and General
Debllity, Physical Prostitution. and the many
ailments Of like nature aris.ng iron indiscrs.
lien, self abuse, over.ipduigenee. etc.
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SOuTM OvERMAN CONSOLE.
, DATED SILVER MlnIse COMPANY

Location Of principal place Of business. San
fnnciseo. Californis.
LEGATION Of works, Gold nm. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at . meeting Of
the Bard Of Dtrectou. held on the "a day oi
teoruary. Isle. an asssssment Inc. u Of
Twenty ave Cents per share vas levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation, pay.
To the sssrstsfy. q The once Of the COMPANY.
% Merchants' kxehanxs, San Francisco. Cab
foruiA.
Any stock upoa which this assessment shail
remain unpaid On the nh day Of March,
ls,6. win be delinquent, and advertised for sale
before viii b old on MONDAY. the I'm
day VI April. isf6, to py The dstisasent Asss-s,
ment, toeether with costs Of advertising and
expenr~s OF sAle.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
DAVID WILDER. Secretary.
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UretnebsuW, HeIbIhg y co,
Trustees ...................Wt.. .lW.s..Eo {.
orecntaum, Helbipg d TO.
Trustees .iO, ...Io Z.
0reenebaum, Hslbing 4 Co,
Trustses .lt0I.. .lO. ...Ib (.
or<n-baum. Hslbing h Co.
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JOHN CROCKETT. sscfstafy.
, 1876-09-23
AN
(Antigua Times 9th Sept.)
Cotton 6

1t is stated in the Governors Address to
the Legislative Council that the resources OF
the island are sufficient to meet all demands
upon the Treasury.
It is further stated that the crop of sugar
will not this year exceed 1000 Hhds. which is
comparatively a very short crop for Antigua;
but as explained by His Excellency it is mere
" the result of successive dry seasons An
tigua, within our recollection has been SUBJ
iected to many "dry seasons, p" and more fire.
o~uently within the past ten or fifteen years.
hence the falling off noticed in exports.
1t is also proposed to improve the Water
simply in the rural districts.
The births have during the last half year
exceeded the deaths, and there was less crime
in the land judged by the Gaol returns. There
was also abundant work for the people and food
was cheap. Altogether the Address is full of
hone as to the future, and satisfaction as to the
nresent state of the island. The prospects OF
the future are far from discouraging.
The weather has been very warm from be-
Ginning of the month wind variable and weak;
rainfall to date from 1st inst. 0.92 inches, ba-
rometer from 80. to 30.1O,-thermometer
average in shade SO.
, 1876-09-23
HURRICANE IN VIEQUES.
16 PERSONS DROWNED.
From the St. Thomas Times

Our apprehensions for the Spanish Island
of VIEQUEs were not, we regret to mention,
without grounded reasons, leading us to
the anxieties which were expressed for the
safety of that place. No communications
having been received, up to Friday, 18th
instant, Messrs. J. II. F%EcHTENBURG & Co.,
resolved to dispatch the sloop " %Johanne,"
for that Island, in order TO ascertain some
particulars about their schooner " Amalia,"
Captain George, as also to get information
which would no doubt, calm the anxieties
of the public mind, which seemed to have
been directed in a great measure to know
something definite about the place. This
feeling is understood when the fact of
several of our leading Citizens owning large
estates in that Island is mentioned.
The " Johanna" arrived here yesterday
morning, bringing the most distressing
news that the Island has been completely
devastated by the Hurricane, and is left in
utter ruin from one extremity to the other.
No line can be drawn, nor details of any
particular place mentioned,-the damage
has been general. Estates promising a
good crop, have been totally ruined, and
their Houses, Mills, &C., dashed to pieces
and on some of them the only indications
of the former works, are the chimneys
which are left standing. The disaster is
said to surpass that of 1867. In the
harbour several sloops have been dashed to
pieces, among them the mail schooner from
Porto Rico. No vessels of large dimensions
were in port at the time of the disaster,
and as this is not crop time this IS
accounted for.
The most appalling news is the loss of
the schooner " Amalia". This vessel LETT
Vieques on Tuesday 10th inst. at 3p.m.,-
with 16 persons on board, including crew
and passengers, among the latter Mr.
, 1876-09-23
DAMAGES DONE ON ESTATE
HERMITAGE

On THE 18TH SEPTEMBER 1876 BY THE
HURRICANE, VIZ:
Managers House, unroofed and in ruins
Overseer's house, shingles blown off a part Of
the Yoof-Sheds over Mule & Cattle pens,
blown down aud in ruins-2 Negro Houses,
6 rooms, blown off the foundation aud inj ured.
1 Negro House of 3 rooms, blown down and
in ruins-2G Negro Houses, of 3 rooms each,
in a ruinous state-all the other houses have
lost shingles and cap boards-part of the
boiling house roof blown in-part of the
still house roof, also blown in-Water Mill
shaft, stocks and points all smashed-Shed
over Rollers, part of it gone-Sheep Pen
blown away-Shed over the Sill blown away
Roof of horse stable stripped, a part,
Roof Of Carriage house. also a part stripped
Managers Kitchen falling to pieces.
Hermitage 10th September 1876.
r. B. KNIGHT
Manager.
Reported to Capt. D. MAC MILAN,
This Estate is the Property of MAJOR CUMMING
d. Mac MILAN.
Admia1Strat0r.
, 1876-09-23

Still House-slightly damaged in Roof.
No damage to contents.
Mule Pen-Roof, a new one, also completely
torn away and smashed to atoms. No
damage whatever to Mules.
Blacksmith's shop complete wreck.
Carpenters shop do. do,
Cooper's shop do do.
Sick Pens g. Horse Boxes do.
Horse Stable do.
Harness Room, slightly damaged.
Overseer's House do. do.
Managers House considerably damaged the
Kitchen and Outbuildings destroyed
Great House-a perfect wreck.
Steam Pump-Cbimney & Roof thrown down.
Village-Thirty Rooms severely damaged
and twenty completely ruined, the whole
Village has suffered.
Trees-Over a hundred large trees torn up
by the roots, chiefly Cocoa Nut trees.
J. C. JACOBSEN.
Manager.
, 1876-09-23
L E L E C r A Nj s /.
St. Thomas STATION.

St. THOMAS STATION.
September 10.
New YoRK, September l8th.-News from Con-
stantnople states that an armistice of ten days
has been conceded, during which it is expected
that negotiations for peace will be concluded.
The Foreign Powers are unanimous in thinking
that the terms of peace demanded by Turkey are
inadmissible.
September 20.
NEw YORK, l9th.-The London "Times Of
Yesterday publishes q communication from a Bar
BADGES correspondent occupying four columns and
q leading article on it deplOres the introduction OK
party spirit into law Courts as well as the display
of personal animosity towards his Excellency the
Governor.
In to days edition of the "Times," a letter from
Mr.. Phillips is published correcting the wrong i'm
preston of the state Ofaffairs conveyed by the cor
respondents letter in yesterday issue.
Intelligence from Belgrade announces that the
Army has unanimously proclaimed Prince Milan
King of Servla and it Is apprehended that hos
tilities will be resumed.
The Great Powers have failed to agree as to the
conditions on which peace ought to be concluded.
England and Austria urge the adoption of the
"status quo ante bellum ;" but Russia advocates
the autonomy of the Sclavonio States.
The r. NJ. S. para" left Southampton for the
West Indies yesterday.
New York, goth September l876.-Inteligence
from Constantinople announces that the armlstlce has
been extended to q month for the consideration OF the
terms oil peace.
Mr.. Barring Secretary to the British Embassy in
Constautinople states in his official report that the a.
|trocities committed by the Turks are unparalleled.
The Archbishop of Canterbury proposes to appoint
July rs for the assembling of the frananglican synod.
In Savannah the Vomito is committing great and
alarming ravages.
From the Cape it is reported that the Republic Of
Tansvaal is completely disorganized.
The Republic of Liberia has signed q treaty Of
peace with the natives.
New YoRK, Sept 2Oth--Flour, per barrel, St. Law
renee brand in New York, Sc.
Meal, per barrel, $3t.
Heavy tIess Pork, per barrel, Sl62.
g. Crystals, per pound, otto l0Bc.
0u6"' Fair TO good refining, per lbr 81 to 9to.
English Islands Molasses, per gallon, 80 to 500.
Premium on Gold 10.
Exchange, New York and London, 83.
LONDON, Sept goth.
Dem, Crystals, per owt IS! duty free
Sugar, Muscovado, do Big do.
Clayed Havana, No. 10, 25I6 aHoat.
Demerara Rum, per gallon, Ia in bond.
Trinidad Cocoa, per ewt. 68l,
Consols 954 to 95s,
Bank of England Rate Of Discount $50.
Rentes II. 85 fcs.
(Thc Bulletin, s.. Thona')
, 1876-09-23

ARTHUR MART1NEAU, son of our esteemed
townsman, V. MARTINEAU, Esqr, merchant,
bound for this port. The "%Johanne,"
on her voyage to Vieques, encountered o
rudder, boat, and cabin, the latter was
identified as belonging to the Inflated
vessel, which is supposed to have met the
fury of the cyclone and become prey to
wind and waves.
Such is the report Of the hurricane in
Vieques, and ere the lapse of many days
we may have to deal with reports on the
same subject from other Of the islands, but
it is our @fervent hope that they will be less
painful in their details.
, 1876-09-23
CHRISRIANSqRD, ST. CR0Il
Saturday, September s3rd 1876.

The Reports below, sent us for publica-
ton by Captain Mac MILAN, the Admin
%istrator of the estates in question, may
serve to give people abroad some idea
Of the havoc caused on estates by the
late hurricane, when we add to what
we have given in previous numbers
Of the avis" that q good many
such properties in the island, besides
those reported on, have suffered to
the same extent, while all have suf-
fered more or less. Although these Ee-
ports, with more or less variation as
to details, would suit at least oue-third
OF the estates, it would be Of interest
to have the others placed on record
as well, but we have not yet been
fayoured with more than those given.
, 1876-09-23

Is acres of land with all the build
ings standing on the same appurte-
nances, next 95 acres of land and
afterwards the entire property.
The conditions for the sale and
other information may be had at the
Office of the Dealing Court.
This advertisement serves also for
the information of the mortgage
holders.
Auction Office Frederiksted Sep
TENDER 22nd 1876.
G. SARAUW.
, 1876-09-23
r E u 0 r T

Or THE CYCLONE WHICH BLEW ON THR
NIGHT OF TIE I2rH & MORNING or THE 18TH
SEPTEMBER 1876, ON ESTATE GREAT
FOUNTAIN, ST.. CRoIx, D. w. /, THE PRo-
PERTY or MAJOR CUMMING.
, 1876-09-23
&

MilI-The roof, a new one, completely torn
away and smashed to atoms
Engine room-very slightly damaged. No
damage whatever to Steam Engine.
Boiling House-sufered most, Roof and
Walls torn down and the coppers started
out of Wall. No damages to CHARTERS.
Curing House-Considerable damage to the
Roof, about Is Hhds. Sugar in Curing
House not at all damaged.
Still-Roof, a new one, completely torn
away and smashed to atoms. No damage
to Still,
, 1876-09-23

80 O'0'N - y ~
PERTY oP MAJOR CUMMING.
TUESDAY the 18th was a close, suItry day.
In the afternoon, the Wine came in Slight pufs,
from every point of the compass, and the
sky was very portentouS at sunset, the
Barometer going down very suddenly and
S. p. m rapidly at Gun Fire IS pm, Kings
bill lime) the wind began to rise,
Q 2. m. Barometer sill going down at
9 p. m. very dark and still
10. pm. 1T 10 ?. NJ. sheet lightning and
high wind;
11,p.m. It II ?. m. wind rising, Barometer
goiog down;
10. pm. at - Midnight blowing q Gale.
WEDNESDAY, 18Th l, a. m. wind higher; at
this hour gave orders to drive all
tire 1--we stock out Of Pens, as the
Barometer now indicated still worse
weather
2 am Barometer steady, wind still higher.
230am Barometer rising, calm for about
FIVE minutes
3,a.m, Barometer rising rapidly, wind at
its highest;
4a.m. Rain began to fell, the wind
going down.
5. a. IN Barometer up to stand point,
wind going down to about half
a Gale.
9.a.m. it blew itself out about this hour,
and continued to rain all day
with Lightning and Thunder up
to 6 p. m. and a calm till Midnight.
r E NJ Il Il K s.
, 1876-09-23

The Barometers consulted and referred tC
in the foregoing Remarks were
A Pocket "Aneroid" compensated by
Newton & Go. London.
An Admiral Fitzroy' Barometer with
latest improvements.
And a Marine Barometer by Spears & 90.
Dublin.
D. Mac MILAN.
administrator.