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Application for Patent
TO THE HUGUENOT MINE.
NOTICE No. SeS.
L. 5. LAND OFFIcS.
Eureks. Novada. Feb. 10. lsl

'ffANAes y NsN ~ ~ w.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~. joseph hingot, whose postoiSce address
~ san Francisco, California, has this day
filed his Application for a patent for l,i00
linear feet Of the Hagaenot mine or vein
bearing silver, with surface ground 20a
feet in width, situate, lying ana being In
Eureka Mining district. county Of Eureka,
and State of New. Il, and known aEd des-
isnated by the field notes and official plat ON
flo in this Office as Lot No. rs, unsurveytd
lands. The exterior boundaries OF said Lot
No, ll5 being as follows. to wit:
Variation 49,, deg. east.
Beginning at a stake marked No. JUS. sur
vey, No. lis, whence post No. !, Of 4. ;. survey
Nos ", Fourth Of July lode, bears 5. iAdeg. -
min. e., 10 IT,; the flagstaff in the town Of
Eureka, bears n. p dec. p min. f., 29,i0l IT,;
the highest point of Ruby Hill Nc. | bears n.
/ deg. is min. W., l3,7lg It.; a spruce Pine
tree. 3 II. in diameter standing NJ the mouth
Of the EXcelsiO. tunnel, bears n. o. dog. W.,
lf5 IT,: add the Huyuenot shaft bears n. H.
deg. ", 4l21 It.; thence. running hfst course
n .61& deg. W, 80 f., to post marked No.
2, L.. >. survey No. lis; thence, second course
~ deg I 10Y e., to post marked No.
81 deg. T., 200 IT,, TO post marked No. 1, L.
:. survey No. lI9; and thence, fourth course
). 2a deg. W., l.40o f., TO post No. i, tho
place Of beginning, containingI6 43'ioo acres.
This claim rs bounded on tho south by the
Fourth OF July mining claim.
The location of this mine is duly recorded in
the Recorders otics of Eureka Mining Dis
triet. in book u Of page lis.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion Of said Htguenot mine or
said mining ground as herein before described,
are required TO file their adverse claim with
tho Register Of the United States Land
Office, at Eureka, in the state of Nevada,
during the sixty days period of publication
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue Of
the provisions of the Statute.
fll-J0d d. b. IMMEL. Register.
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Toe PRINTING or ALL KINDS, Elk.
- ecuted with dispatch At tho SENTINEL
printing Office.
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Notice.


no JOHN SILDAY, PATRICK FINNE-
l. GAN AND FRANK DOWD: Please
take notice that you, and each of you, are co.
owners with the undersigned in the Morning
Star mine, situated ia Adams Hill, Eureka
Mining district, Eureka county. State Of Ne
vada, and that there is now due from you, for
assessessment WORK done and performed on
the aboye-naE.ed mine up to the 3lst day of
Decem Der. 1875. as follows:
John feet
Patrick Finnegan..~...............lC0 feet
rTauh feet
And if the said work and labor performed
remains unpaid, together with tho cost of ad-
vertising this notice, at the expiration Of
ninety days from the date hereof, your inter-
est In the Morning Star mine will be forfeited
and your title therein vested in your co.
p..rtners, in accordance with the provisions
Of the act Of Congress approved May 10. 1872.
A. p. ANDERSON,
p. PETERSON.
Eureka, Jan. s. 1877. ia9-g0d
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Annual Meeting.

'NHE REGULAR ANIMAL MEETING
a of the stock holders of the phsnix Silver
Mining Company, for the election Of Trus-
tees to serve for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction Of such other business as may
come before tho meeting, win DO held at the
block, 300 Montgomery street, San Fran
ci co, California, on Monday, the "a day of
April, 1877, at | O'Clock p. NJ.
nirk3td Is. b. MINOR, Secretary.
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AssEssnrENr NOTICE.


A DAMS HILL CONSOLIDATED MIN
IA INC CpMPANY-Location of princi-
pal place of business, San francisco, Califor-
MIA. Location Of works. Eureka Mining Dis
trict, Eureka county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting Of
the Board Of directors, held on the Goth day
of February, 1917. an assessment (No. % Of
twenty-five cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock of tho Corporation, payable
i'm nediately in United States gold coin. to
the Secretary, at the Office Of the Company.
room 81, Nevada block, No. 900 Montgomery
street. san Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 30th dav OF
MARCH, 1871, viii be delinquent, and adver
tised for sale at public auction; and unless
payment il made before viii be sold on
FRIDAY, the goth day Of APRIL. 1877, 10
pay the delinquent assessment. together with
cost Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
". W. TkAYL0K, Secretary.
Office Room No. 81, Nevada Block, No. 800
Montgomery street, San francisco, Cali
FORMS. f25td
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BOARDING AND L0DGING-H0USE
FOR SALE.

IN located on Ruby Hill. doing a good bus
mess, having at present about fifty boarders,
is offered for sale. Ihe above property will
be sold reasonable. Inquire of Mrs. kay-
anaugh, Ruby Hill.
b. kAVANAUGH.
Ruby Hill. Fob. -. 1877. f93tt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-17

Among the prominent Bonapartists
elected Is Robert Mitchell, and among
those defeated are DeNaupas and Prince
Dearanhar1
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FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NOTES.


LONDON, October 1G.-A Russian off
ciAl dispatch, d ated edHeadquArters Army
Of Caucasus, October 18th, says "YeSter.
day the Russians gained 4 great victory
over Mukhtar PGSha, capturing many
guns and prisoners. The Turks have beer
driven tfom,the road to KGrs.n,
A dispatch from Moscow, dated The
18th nsays private kilograms received there
states that on Monday the Russians at,
tackled Mukhtar PashG's new positions.
The Caucasian grenadiers stormed the
AlWaiS hill, forming a key 10 the Turk
ish position. A two hours engagement
ensued resulting in the flight Of Mukhtar
Pasha in the direction Of Kars or Ere
roum. The Turks lost many prisoners,
cannon, riae' and aquantity Of provi'
sions.
An official dispatch received al Con.
stantinople to-day locates the battle al
Aldaio DOgh, which Is probably the same
as AlWaiS. The dispatch says that the
Russians attacked from four sides,
and were falling back at the time the tel
egram was Aent of, and final result ol
the battle was momentarily expected.
BOW IT WAS DONE.
LONDON, October l6.--A correspondent
at st. Petersburg telegraphs as follows
The fate Of Mondays battle was decided
BY a flank attack on Mukhtar Pasha
from the North. The Russians captured
some thousands Of prisoners. The siege
OF kars will re-commence at once.
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NEW YoRK, October l6.-Co1ToN-
Quiet at Il slide. Fiour-Heavy aud light
business No. >, s. LOAF 90, superfns west.
ern aud State s. OOaj 80, common to good
s. GOa5 So, good to choice IS S5a8 05,s.white
wheat extra 50 26a6 90, fancy So e0aS so,
extra Ohio IS 60a7 70, st. Louis IS 66as so,
Minnesota patent 81 IOa9 90. Wheat-Win.
ter unchanged and spring active rejected
wAuke Sl..33al "a, No l spring 81 40. Rye
Dull; western nominalIy G9a70c. Barley
No. . Canada s5c. Malt-NominalIy I'M.
changed. Corn-Higher; high mixed 70 Nc,
steam mixed October 9xc. Oats-A shade
tirmeT western mixed and State 32a37c,
white western S2aSic. Hay and Hops-Un.
changed. cOdee-Fairly active; Rio car.
goee l5IEal9I5c gold, jobblng at i5ISa
?OAc gold. Sugar-Quiet; fair 10 good re.
fning SaSM, prime ssSasIfC, refined un.
changed. MolaSses-Stesdy and In fair
demand. Rice-Quiet and steady. Whis.
ky-Firuer at 81 1S1<.
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VOLUME XXvI-,~>NUMBER AT
Hon. =. N. MnsI,hnrnn.

CHICAGO, October lG.--The Tri6uae
Galena, Illinois, special says the heay,
rains this afternoon did not prevent thj
large aud imposing demonstration in hon
or OF Hon. L. B, WaShburRe tonight By
his fellow citizens Of all parties and al
raees. French and German flags decorated
the stage with the motto, "GalenA honor
the man who hOnoS the EStion.' Mr.
W4AhbuIne's appearance was the signal fol
unbounded applause.
The meeting WAS organized With Hon,
4. W: Mcclellan as President, and a long
list 0t Vice PreSidents, who delivered ar
address OF warm welcome, which the audi
ence heartily applauded.
Rev, Mr., LOrens made an address in Ger,
man on behalf OF his German friends.
Mr. WNshburne, in reply, made n lOna
speech. he recounted the various events
OF his life since leaving Galeua. He took
occasion TO denounce the subsidy schemes s.
making special reference to the Southern
Pacific Railway. He paid warm tribute
to Gen. Grant, He alluded at some length
to his career as Minister 10 France, thank,
ing his German friends for their apprecia,
ton OF his services in behalf Of their couu,
trymen, and closed with eulogy OF Galenu.
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The COurler-JOurnaI on General
narlans appointment TO the
Judiciary.

LouIsvGLLE, October lG.--Commentlnr
editorially on the selection OF General j.
n. Harlan as Associate Justice on the
bench Of the Supreme Court, tomorrow
the Courier-IOurRGi will say:
Since his appointment was talked Of
General Harlan has been accused Of being
a radical Republican on the one hand, and
on the other OF having rejected the Consti.
tutiOnal amendments. Neither story is
true in point OF fact. Although a party
man OF the Strictest sect, General IIarlans
Republicanism has been expressed in terms
which have made him at all times popu.
lar speaker in Kentucky. He has certainly
earned the appointment by party service.
Among Democrats the prevailing opinion
seems to be that II Republican Is TO sue.
ceed Judge Davis, General Harlan on many
accounts Is an excellent man for the place.
A lawyer Of high standing and sprinEing
from old and distinguished native stock,
he will undoubtedly add 10 the conserva.
tism as well as the ability OF the high Coart
OF which he will be member. His con.
trmaion isa mere matter Of cOurle.
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CHICAGO, October l0.-Flour-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-In fair demand but
at lover rates, No. Chicago spring
81 l0h, No. ., 81 CO bid cash, 81 OSIIal %
October, 81 O6 November, 81 O6Sl 06E De.
cember, No. ), 81 O4, rejected 95c. Corn
Quiet and steady; 4aLSc cash, 49I<C bid
November, rejected Ale. Oats-Steady and
firm at S9Ae bid cash, 2SI[e November.
Rye-Quiet but trm at &c. BGrley--In
good demand at 5sa5sNc. PoIE-Moder.
ately active and higher; $I4 80 caSh, Stl 10
October, $l4 70al4 TAX the year, SIl sOa
IA S2h January. Lard-Faitly active and
a shade higher sS s. cash, IS 2Oas 22H the
year, IS 21IAS 80 January. Bulk Melts-
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky-Qulet
and unchanged.
Al tho close Wheat was fairly active and
a shade higher at 81 O9JSal OK October,
81 OOa November. Corn firm and IN.
changed. Oats steady and unchanged.
Pork duh at sI4 25all 10 October Si4 20
the year,
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

BosToN, October lG.-A great crowd
attended the session Of the Episcopal
Convention to day, owing to the expected
debate on the question Of organizing a
Constitutional Commission.
The committee appointed to consider
the resolutions OF Mr.. Welsh, OF Phila-
delphia, presented long report on the
duty Of the church in is work among the
masses. The report recognized the ne
cessity OF providing for the especial wants
Of the people and recommended brother
hoods and sisLerhaods in the work Of the
church, under the direction OF the Bish-
ops. Litaniea and lectures we're advised
and the desecration OF the Sabbath by
capitalists deplored. Abiding to the
recent labor disorders, the report re-
minds the people that without inculcatiDg
sound principles in educating the masses
properly, religion would be at the mercy
Of communistic bodies, whom 1t would be
difficult to oppose by phyaical force or
law.
A message wat received from the
House OF Bishops that they had adopted
the canon for the organization Of a Sis
terhood Of Deconesses substantially as
recommended by the lower house.
On motion Of Mr.. Andrews, Of Southern
Ohio, resolution was adopted for the
appointment OF committee OF five
Bishops, i've PresbyterS and five Laymen
to consider what changes were necessary
In the hymnal and report At the next gem
eral canon.
An exceedingly animated scene was
created by Mr.. Liyermore, OF Mimi, who
introduced the following resolution:
RGSolped, That the seyering OF the union
OF the State and church is not preiudicial
to the best interests Of religion, and the
House OF Deputies expresses It's sympa-
thy with the efforts now being made for
the severing Of the church from the State
in England.
As coon as it was read a hundred dele
gates, at least, were on their feet and
called upon the Chairman 10 lay the res
olution on the table, and it was promptly
done.
An amendment 10 the constitution for
the organization OF u constitutional COM
mission came up shortly after noon.
DR., De Koven, Of Wisconsin, who pre-
senied a memorial from the Diocesan
Convention Of that State, opened the dis
Cussion and made an eloquent speech in
support Of the amendment; as also did DR..
Beers, OF California.
Dr.. Norton, OF Virginia, had the floor
when the Convention took recess.
The resolutions in the spirit Of the re-
port were adopted.
Governor Stevenson, ot Kentucky, Of
fered resolution, that the Committee on
Expenses consider the question othaving
the general Convention hold its Ses-
sion henceforth in New York, and to con-
slider the propriety Of each diocese de-
fraying the expenses OF its deputation,
adopted.
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A Railroad Robber ConicSSes ana
Dies.

Sr. LOUIS, October l6.-The Rtpublioar
has special from Mexico, Missouri,
that James Berry, the Pacific Railroad
robber died to-day at O'Clock from the
wounds inflicted Sunday morning by
Sheriff Glasscock while trying tc
arrest him. His dying confession ia tc
the effect that he was one Of the men who
robbed the express car at Big Springs, and
hesaid that Collins who was, killed in Kan.
sas planned the robbery; that the names oi
the other men were correct as now known
by the express company, and that they
all tracked 200 miles together and then
separated in squads oil two. Berry's
partner came here with him and went to
Chicago. Berry leaves a wife and six
children. He was very respectfully con-
nected in Galloway county.
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CmcAGo, October l6.-The DrortrF Jour.
nal reports:
CATTLE Receipts, 9,40O, shipments
400; Quietand weak, few natives were
sold; II OOal4 70 pounds native steers sold
at 81 !5ea5 90; Colorados, moderate supply
at 81 S5ai %, steers, s. 60a45O cows,
g 5OaS 10; ColoradoS aud Texas steers,
S3oOaJ 25; cows, 50 50A3 10; cows, natives,
slow; steers, s. OOaS so; bulls, s. OOa3 90;
cows, s. 25a4 20; stockers, 50 5Oa3 so.
HoGs-Receipts, $500; shipments, 1900;
opened strong at 5alOc higher; closed dull
but firm; Philadelphia, best, s. 6ja5 rs,
Bostons $50 0a5 50, nearly all sold.
sHEEr = Receipts, 900; So T5a4 30 to
shippers.
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TOLEDO, October 1s.-Flour-steady.
WhGat-Firu; No. white Wabash 81 IS,
extra do 81 IS, amber Michigan spot 81 SO,
seller October 81 3OI<, Nc. 9 red winter
spot and seller October 81 2S1, No. 2
canal red 81 9slS. Corn-Dull; high mixed
spot 46Ac, No. 2 spot 46c, rejected 45a<c.
Oats-Quiet; No. Z at 25Xc, white 29lSc,
4 P. M.-Wheat-Closed unsettled: No.
l white Michigan offered at 81 3S5I, sales
OF amber Michigan spot at 81 80, closing
At 81 81 asked, 81 S0ii bid, seller October
81 ,3Oal JO1S, seller Nov. 81 30Sl 81, No. 2
red winter spot and seller October 81 50,
seller November held at 81 80, 81 2g5A bid,
Corn-Eirmer; high mixed 47c, No. 3 held
at i6l5e. O6ts-Firmer; No. 9 spot 26c,
seller November 25Aa96Ac.
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Cincinnati Horse and MnIe Mar.
ERH

Considerable activity has prevailed
sales mostly, however, for the home mar.
Eet' Shipments have been comparatively
few. More good stock will sell Il present.
ed and there are o few buyers waiting.
Active demand for Southern chunks. Ali
sorts OF mules go of briskly; broken mules
Tor work, unbroken for winter feeding.
Good drivers are in fine demand. We
quote: Drivers, $l25al75; drafL horses,
Sl25a2OO; streeters, S75allO; Southern
chunks, s5Oa75; mules, aged i to s years,
l5f TO IL hands, $l2Oal50; is to l5I< hands,
$9Oall0; IA to Is hands; $65alOO. Cincin.
natl Is rapidly becoming the most impor.
tant horse market in the country.
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Masonic = Another Attempt 10
Hang that Failed.

Loursv1LLE, October l6.-The Masonic
Grand Lodge Of Kentucky is in session
here.
At MaySville, early this morning, a
crowd Of 90 endeayored to remove Jerry
Anderson from the Jail for the purpose
OF hanging him, but were unsuccessful.
Anderson is suspected Of poisoning his
wife Saturday last.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

The Roger Williams monument waa
dedicated yesterday at Providence, X. l.,
in the presence of a great throng, with
impressive ceremonies.
-Seaton Gales, of North Carolina, son
OF the late Joseph Gales, one Of the pro.
prietors Of the old National Inteliqeacer,
has been appointed Superintendent Of the
folding room Of the Houfe. -
The Revolution against Baez's adj.
ministration in Hayti Is in full force.
Puerto Plata has been occupied by the
Revolutionists who were beseiging the
fort and its surrender was momentarily
expected.
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FIRE RECORD.

WHITLEY, ONT, October lG.-Af FIRE to.
night in Lawlen & Co.'s grocery, Dundas
street, caused by lamp exploding, spread
with great rapidity, and before ex-
tinguished property to the amount ol
100000 was destroyed, The principal
sufferers are Thomas Lawlen & Co., John
Watson, Laing & Stewart, dry goods;
Lallyn, books and jewelry; r, 81. Camp.
bell, dry goods and groceries; Hamilton
& Co., do; Whitfield, druggist; Robert
son, book store; Johnston, jeweler; Saun-
ders, boots and shoes, and WaIfender,
marble works. Insurance unknown.
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PhiIaueIphIn.

PHILADELPHIA, October IG.-WOol-
Steady and unchanged; supply light, but
sufficient for demand. Floar-Weai; 50.
perfne 81 90, extra s. so, Pennylvania
family s. 75a7 90, Minnesota family So 50a
%, high grades and patent IS 00A9 90.
Wheat-Quiet; amber 81 45al 80, red 81 42
al u. white$l Goal S.. Corn-Quiet: yel.
lowGla6l 1SG mixed GOa609c. Oats-Firm.
er;White western 3ia3Gc, western mixed and
state 32AS3c. Rye-Dull at 67a70c. Pork
=Sl5 80. Beef Hams-l7al9c. Butter
Firm; creamery SSa35c, Western Reserve
2ia96c, Eggs-Firm; western at 92E23c.
Cheese-Steady; western fancy at IL ISaI3c.
Petroleum-Nominal; refined at 15c, crude
llSallISc. WhisEy-Steady at 81 l2.
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PHILADELPHIA, October lG.-The Ex.
ecutiVe Council Of the Board Of Trade
have adopted a resolution, declaring thai
the tax imposed on capital, deposits and
circulation Of National banks, is onerout
and should be reduced, and that 4 memo.
rial will be presented to Congress to thai
effect.
A communication from the Board OIL
Trade Of Cincinnati, requesting CO.
operation 10 induce Congress to repeaI
the bankrupt laws, was referred.
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pemo cratle nlowout Al Rcllnlre

bELLAIHt'l W OCtoDeF 10.
spccial to the IntelIisencer.
The Democracy held a jamboree on the
public square tonight, in honor of the
victory achieved by them on the 9Th inst.
They had a very respectable turnout.
Several speeches were made by the officers
elect and others. A parade through the
principal streets Of the city was frat on
the programme. The procession halted
in front Of the LeGtsr office and treated
the young editor to "Little Sweat Heart"
A display Of fire works was also made.
The Democrats can hardly realize the
the victory they have achieved. B.
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WHAT A MAN GAINED BY AN ADvER.
rEENEST.-Some time in August last We
received at this Office letter from a
merchant in Southern California asking
US to send him a copy Of our paper con.
tanning the advertisement Of some manu-.
iacturer Of Wheeling's famous stogy
cigars. Accordingly we mailed him a
copy Of the ISTELLEdENcER containing
the advertisement Of H. Dunuing, the re.
suit Of which was that that house received
gold check on New York for SlS9
worth OF their cigars, the profits on which
one order will, We presume, be sufficient
to pay for his advertisement in our col.
nmns for year. The goods we're ship.
ped las! week via the B. & o. railroad to
Chicago, and thence over the Union Pa.
ciic road to San Francisco. It is thus
that the demand for Wheeling cigars
spreads from ocean to ocean. Aud it is
thu't that We point moral and adorn a
tale by advising everybody to keep them.
selves we'll advertised in the ISTELLI.
GENcER.
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CtSoNSATr, October 16.-Cotton-Dull
at lie. FlOur-Easier, family So O0a6 05.
Wheat-lnactive, red 81 coal 30. Corn
Steady at 45c. Oats Stronger at 27aSlc,
Rye-steady at 5Sa59o. Barley-DuIl;
northwestern spring 64a57c. Pork-Dull
at $l4OO. Lard-Quiet; current make IS 60,
Kettle 9a9kc. Bulk Meats-Quiet and
unchanged. Bacon-In good demand Al
IIIaS4a9I1 I1sa9l<c, all loose. Butter-stea.
dy and unchanged. Linseed Oil-Fim at
6Os Whisky-Gn fair demand but lower
at 81 OF.
HOGs-DulI, common 81 25a4 80; light
ASoa5 70, packing IS OOa5 20, butchers at
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san FRANCISCO, October l6.-A vir
ginla dispatch says that n meeting OF The
superintendents Of the mines on ComStock
lode was held to-day to consider the ques.
ton arising in connection with the ap,
preaching completion Of SutrO Tunnel. a
committee was appointed to make care,
full investigation as to the cost of the tun,
mel, benefit it is likely TO prove to the
mines, cost Of pumping water to the sur,
face from the tunnel level, etc. The com,
mittee will probably report in two or three
weeks, and their report is expected to ex,
ert strong influence in the settlement Of
the points OF difference between the tunnel
company and the various mining compa.
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New YORK, October l6.-Arrived-
Steamers Anchoria, from Glasgow, and
Abysinnia from Liverpool.
LONDON, October 16.-Steamers Baltic
and State of Louisiana, from New York,
arrived ont.
Plymouth, Ostober lG.-Arriyed -
Herder, from New York,
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fessors Of religion to the Sabbath School, {"
was opened and discussed by Elder vii.
son. He took the position that ali church
members should do all in their power 10
aid the Sunday School.
Alter q few interesting remarks by the
Chairman, the meeting adjourned until 8
o'clock tomorrow morning.
REPoRTER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-17

CHICAGO, October lG.-Burkley and
Guild, the fugitive officers Of the State
Savings Bank, have returned, aud will
assist the Receiver in Strengthening out
the accounts Of the institution.
The seventh annual convention Of the
hardware manufacturers and mechanics
began here to-day. Delegates we're pre-.
sent from the whole county.