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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-07

captured In Asia. merely mention thii
as Q flying report. Extensive preparations
are being made at Galatz. Large quaint
tics OF cablo chains have accumulated q
this depot. The places on tho Danub,
wtlither this material will DO moved ar,
not known. Bands OF Russian soldier
frequently cross the river at 6aiat,
aud mako their way - far - tho hill
opposite the city. Tho objecto Of the recon
nolsancc Is not 30 much to ascertain thu
position Of the Turkish troops, which Il
already known. ~ 10 watch the progress oil
the water on the fists.
Various specials TO tho daily Telegraph
report increased activity on both sides oil
the Danube. A bucharest correspondent
says there Is o report that tho Turks intend
TO attempt some offensive movements. All
dispatches show that the weather has
greatly improved In both the Asiatic and
European seats Of war. The Telegraph,
correspondent ct Erxeroum says the ar
chives Of that city have been sent 10 Ergin'
gan. Therejs Q rumor that the CCssackl
have been near Ispir In the valley OF the
Tchunk. Communication with Trebizond
will probably b interfered with.
AibIhlA hObiLiLisu hLh AhA
New York. Juno 7.-3:28 A. MA
T;~e. Vienna special says Austria has
commenced In earnest tho mobilization OF
her army. There 10 10 doubt that she ID
Q party to . secret treaty between Ger
many and Russia.
BUCHAREST IN A STATE OF SIEGE.
LONDON. Juno IA Pesth dispatch says
| kilograms received here nnoun that the
Commandant at Agram has Published an
order ~forbiddlng any member Of the re-
serve TO leave his place OF residence. Bu'
charcst 10 about 70 10 proclaimed In astate
| Of siege.
Tho Russian police. owing TO tho repu.
tation OF Roumania q o gathering place
for tho Poles and other turbulent chArso.
tcrs. deemed II necessary 10 take even more
than usually severe precautions for tho
safety Of tho Gar, o. well a. sending
host Of secret police. They demanded tho
unlimited right Of arresting suspicious In.
dividuals. The Roumanian Government
refused TO grant this because II was In
direct violation both Of the Russian and
lioumanian canon and the Constitu-
ton Of the country. The Grand Duke
Nicholas manifested his displeasure ct the
refusal by taking no notice OF Prime
Minister BritiannA anil N. ~Cogaloniceano.
Foreign Minister, when they went TO meet
him on tho occasion Of his last visit 10
bucharest. The Roumanian Government.
though u has yet made no sign OF yield.
Ing. will probably compromise by consent.
Ing To proclaim o state Of Siege. which
would permit the exceptional measures de-
sired by the Russians. Tho Russians are
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-07

s,LsnuRr's TRounADoEs have not lost
a.y u their attractions To tho Comstoek
people. They are a jolly. rollicking set,
and please all who see AMI hear them.
1.-The Brook" an original and very pretty
opera,ta. will lie presented tonight. Call
ia at National Guard Hall. Virginia, and
see the Troubldors.
orricErs ELrcr.-At tho annual meet
ingo OF the stockholders 81 tho Hartford q.
A \. NJ. Company. held at San Francisco
I.y before Yesterday. the following gentle
men were elected a. q Board IL Directors
to serve for the ensuing year VIM. II.
sharp. II. Cohen. Z. Walter, W. u. Wal
lace, Thos. Price.
RounrIy.-A man named Dan fitz-
gerald was robbed night before last In the
Occidental Hotel. q street. Virginia. OF
$50 i'm gold. His roommate, Owen
Kane, got away with the coin. warrant
has be, issued for the arrest OF the thief.
bu, no trace % his whereabouts has yet
been found.
PLrAsrRr.sEEKERs will remember Thai
the wonderful steen Brothers will give an
entertainment in Miners Union Hall.
DOLL Hill, tomorrow evening. Professor
Beck. the srca, ziihsrn player will also
appear.
SALE Posrpoxrp.-The delinquent sale
in IN. matter Of tho present assessment Of
the silver Hill Mining Company Is post
ponei till the 18th OF the present mo"m-
a week from tomorrow.
IrSrs in Virginia City are coming
lovn. Rooms that formerly rented Tor
$50 a month can now be obtained Tor CIV
or SIS.
s. l.. JOKES, the newly reelected super
intendent 81 the Crown Point mine' has
returned from San Francisco.
RrxrNnrn the wonderful steen Brolh'
CIR. in Miners Union Hall. Gold HILL To-
morrow evening.
TEE weather is fine to-day.
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WORK ss she hridso.

The work ON the Crown Point Navine
bridge IA sLout half completed. and Is be-
ing pushed ahead ~ fast a. possible. The
most Of the work 10 done at night, the day
workmen doing nothing hut to prepare
the thinkers for the night force. To an
outsider II seems to be = very dangerous
business. working eighty-iye feet above
the ground. A floor 10 placed ON the tim
bars fifteen feet below where the men are
engaged. so that II any u does TALL u"
will not be- manglsl beyond recognition.
The entire length 81 the bridge Il lighted
by a locomotive headlight which Is placed
on the southern bank. There is a strong
wind nearly every night and the torches
u the men glare iitfully As they pass "
aud fro at their work. The new sidewalk
will prove much more convenient than tho
old one. There is Que advantage In hAv-
ing il on the west side of the bridge. Pre-
~yiously, when a carload of wood Was
being unloadcl for the Crown Point mine,
IL vas pushed over the foot path and the
men we're often interrupted by people
coming along the walk. "A II now Is,
pedestrians may come AMI 80 without DC
Ing ineonvcnienccd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-07

f,sr TrNr.-A dog was stolen IN "o'd
Hill and taken to beiis''iie, fsn'efa'uA
county. one day last week. The morning
after nj. arrival At Bellcville he was let
loose. when he immei,a,e,y m,ue u 49,
fcr Ms oid home IN uo 49, his ~ssry
oeioeA w" ANS ~ nis ali master
~ aali nm The distance Travelled Is
over 100 miles.
Tim enrlne stolen from the Columbia
-, .,I.ns, from y;,,inia CITY TO
r.u,...,. ,..,~., fonnJ.
i,I"nar in usc by the Little Deer Greek
Gravel Mining Company. who Nus. "
give IL up. claiming Ia have puf'"A's" "'
Apour ~ o'clock yesterday the horse
attached To the delivery wagon 81 the
California brewery took fright on A street.
Virginia. south 81 Taylor. and ran away.
lie WAS s'ople,i py hs"
"Aso"
Jous rNS'"t VI "o'a -. A..
fssseu U" -a'p' v,.,;,,. c;,v
na Mi y. e,amined Tomorrow before
Judv. Moses ON a charge 81 assault WIN
intent to Kill.
A MAN Las actually bsen arrested in Nir-
,;,ia CITY for cruelty to animals. IL Il
Ju.. however. To the humane jury. to say
that he WAS acquitted. u. u LTonA''
In the man who was arresteu'
Tnk Atlantic mill. In GoId Canyon near
I'LL aNa M
franktown. Is about :" DO s'Ai"a on Jus
tice iailings. n large amount VI which has
Dsen aeeam .Srr,.h'
s''A
Si"oNa e ,~-sm~
to Virginia Guy ana y, us ~ mon,h
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-07

%IscouroRATrp. - The Argent Mining
Company has been incorporated to mine
in Nevada. Capital. s., COG, 900, in shares
Of sI0O each. Dirctors-w. II. Raymond,
Alfred Welsh. T. l.. Jewell. Henry Ray-
mond and J. Il. Luty. The principal place
OF business will lie In San Francisco.
Tus Directors Of the California Mining
Company yesterday declared the usual divi-
dsud Of two dollars per share, payable on
the 18th instant. The Consolidated Viz
ginia dividend will be declared ON tue 10Th
instant.
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CASH W..

All parties indebted ~ the recent Gold Hul
branch clothing store Of Jos. Barrett are here
by notified that unless they come " and
settle fs,hxith ihey will he put To trouble and
est In the matt q. a.. II GALLUP. of The c'ys!
,tore In Maynard's Bioyk. 10 FULLY authorized
TO receive raid moneys AMI receipt for the samn
OF the parties can -ett . with me al my store !.
Virginia City. Prompt payment t. d mssded
I viii Walt no longer. m,2 I'm
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PROV A p,-rIseur.mrp Irn,sr.

81 have tried t~hsirrRuviAs srnrr. and the
result filly sustsins your prediction. u las
made 1 new mar of me infused I'M" my syr-
TEN new vigor and energy. l am no lonsrt
tr.mulous and dsbiiiiat-i ~ when you tact
saw me. bat stronger Lesrtier, And Win iaistt
capacity for labor, mental and physical. than
a any time during the last five years" Sold
by all druggists,
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the PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roa.t of beef uneicelied 10 Storey
county. 90 to Thomas Hefron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. : North q street,
Virginia City. Frr-h oysters at all hoars In
every style. Forty plnsr- always ON hand 81
nighi. For tasty. home style Of cooking. sni
ths best and frc-l eel OF ell that the markets
snori. the Palace Eating stand has no superior
nv N. apis m
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q. III. GAl.L.uR.

q. II. 0ALLur. opposite tho Hank VI cAllfor.
MIA. q "a I'LL. keeps constantly ou hand oil
fsy"tit. brands Il Ia,poned C.shrr. oholcs bit
cigars all ~ ala al chewing tobacco. meer.
.eh.u,n pipes, nuts. candies. nne ~cutler,. and
tors Aud fancy gvods ~ all kilds. ap2s IA
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CARD.

To Al, Who are suffering nom the errcrs and
indi.crstious Of youth. nervoa. ~esknesA. carry
decay, los. u manhood. etc. l Will send .
receipt that will cure you. rREE OF CHANGE.
THIS great rvmedy vas discovered oya nis.ion,
sry In south America. send . telf-addressea
sn,elope TO the Rkv. JOSEPH 7: IMAM
station ID, Bible House, New YORK City.
mhS0 cm
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A Profitable Jubiise,
NOTICR.

PROf. CiIAs. N. Stain eau be consulted
at the Capital Lodging House. Room IS. for
four days only. end will uso his towers 80 q
hclips art. lie will give private ronpuliAtio.
"a regard 10 the past anil future, anl In Ihr. D.
ologi 81 cxsminzii ms. C0nsult.ti ~ given al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-07
.IMpORTkD CIGARS.

imported Pumsrelgas. bouquets. santiaeos;
two for twenty-five centsi the best ard cheapest
cigar In the Mate. Call aud ivy them o, bum.
m.rhsld'r, Main sireet, opposite J ps~' drus
rforr. mNl0
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tUUGus y colds

Are often overlooked. A eonilnuanos for any
l.rg b of time causes Irritation of the lungs OF
,onis chronic throat disease. Browns Bronchial
TrosL,s are an ~efectual cough remedy. ~
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CmRAp pnVTO9nApus.

pic'urs taken At reduced prices 81 the great
Flying Photograph Gallery. Cards, 81 per
d"zen; Cabinets. 81 per dozen 0sms. two
dozen for hfty cents. All Uther pictures In
pruyOttiJn. m,2l M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-07
roR runOAT, CIIgsr AND LUNGS

Dimmlti', Coush Balsam IL no patent prerars.
iior. the recipe ID known to many OF our best
physicians. and they recommend 70 for ell die.
rae. ~ the throat. chest aud lungs. Ask your
druggist. John Jones. Jr.. foe Il. III mysi ~
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STOCK RErOnr.
san Francisco Board.
LAT ryrxfxo.


Han FRANCHISE boaru.
Last vrxrxo
-.
100 Meaoow 'sney.
sO hAJmonu nAi''N
100 Beinon,.
100 Panther. lsc
40 uu.rey, los
40 Northern Belle. lSs. IGN, l6h
ans Isopsfd. 2k,3
s.s M.nhsttan' S., o..
xnO ,rsnd Prize, 81, 5x
500 Nvdoc, 2ec. AIS
10 New Coco, sa
sio Golden Chariot. ass
a1o L-.ds. 10, las. LIS
"a Ophlr. "a. ian. i9g, IL
an Ms1iran. n, ~, 4. 81.
i'm Hale 4 Nofefo,s. i. is, J.a
"a, Caiiforuia, ssS, 50
saCy cSoiIar. Psto.i, I. IN, ~. IN, ~. ~,
Nm
IN, B,st A Bsleh.r. Is. l,x. il's. 49,, Is,
,ss.i,x. 49,.
1sso ssys.e. s. IS. A.c3, as, 40, A.so, as.
lfO. leD. 40
Sa cnoilsr. al 1s. SsS
'tp oysrmsn. III isy.,u
ltal si.frs Nsvsta. $50, 3SO, 4, tO5, t.i0. eos.
ltm
an ut.h- ia.. Il iah. l3k.
"a In.slre a
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/

The eosl reputation VI Browns bronchial
Tro, hes for the relief Of coughs, colds and
throat d~iseaa-s, has given them . favorable
nO.ofieiy. 10
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LroS's KArHArnoN Inakss beautiful. glossy,
lnxuri.nt hair; pr-vents its falling out or turn.
Ing brav. II has stro I the test Of forty year,
h chaImin.ly pertumed. and has no rival.
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AN R-rAnILsmRp RtMEpY.

Bown's Bronchial Troehes are wld Iy known
~ an established remedy for coughs, colds.
hr .nehiti. hoArseusss aud other troubles Of the
throat and lupgp q
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Arrival. sn,. s.s.'ss,

W ID uanford Mrs Miller TLossa
= Lanc-t " Iisnnstt Jr Mics tAhs
Miss r Hnimanw n outier-onE rompkins
A : Pattes -gn r storm
Misc n Holmes Cahen ACok
a., 4 I. D.,i. w X Weir III lowlk VT
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NELLIE SAVERS.

secret History OF Her Illegal Gin
MN Little 0iris Bntieesi 60 their
Ruin-A Protess Axaiast such -
CurSe.
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EUROPE.
Russia's Reply to Lord
Berby.
IT Is NOT PLEASING TO THE BRIT.
1911 GOVERNMENT.
Rumored Alliance or Germany,
Russia and Austria.
A TURKISH SUCCESS OVER THE
NOSrESEGRIss.
ESPECIAL Dr.rArcurs TO THH Coin Hill
DAILY NKws.l
ESPECIAL Dt.rArcurs TO rHn ooLD HiLl
DAILY Nxws.l
The Oreas War.

this couhuy VIII y" 'A"'' .p'"
This feeling has been strengthened by the
,s,.r.I conviotion M hiph military au-
A.. -. iii ~ .on,i.,o,v
tnori''es AA' "u''s WI"
successful, and, 20 lar n turkey Is coh-
,or,.,. bc .blc IN dictate her own terms.
- loo r..,us,,,I dinners last
Az one VI wv -, .,nro...
week omcers o, u =,
cd fears that England wonl soon DO ~
war. and that 90 far little has been dono TO
,or ,hs evil. The belief Is also
P'epa'' .....mo,, vii, In ,ef,
gro"ins '"A' w" -, -, ,-,,,..
70 carry 9u' ni.h T. her only nrobaIls
that AUSTIN, W.. mon .nJ tbere.
ANY, cahno. " .nJ tsirar n tha Pre-.
tore " wo"in wanij frankly declare
mier U N, !" !, ,hs Rr..ian troops Ii.
u 'noy WI. c"-,s,sn,inenIe either In
rscuy "Iea
Europe OF ns,a. mn, v-oxr,xrant,s.
THE Iuhhs Ji.n,,ch from Ia.
oNpos 'r. .v s.vs! Tbe TurkI,L
guss, "as" nn,arsg,o from tho Albanian
atiaek on Aon'sn.s' All s,ib. will tbe
sue has co"hnhe n.o, fron, Snurz
whois OF nus ioI, IN H. oi,icct Icing 10
up ,he He,a ,an nh uont.nccrins met
reach pahiiosLs I'm ~ MsIiot Fivbtinr
the a!tack gu '.s a a. nanr ,b. T1rLisb
10 sun raging ~. p;,a hnnIreJ
assauiu were rePuis,u m won,eno.
nav w. ILL., oiJs tbero
grins ngnt Against .'a,,.rs a,.in.t
Icing ao'oVV sAnu
on this SIDE hlOne.
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NEW TODAY.
pOsrPOSnMRNr.

Git vRR HUI NIsiNn COMPANY ~
~ o.ier Of the u ard VI Directors at The
above ua ned Company, the sale Of delinquent
STICK Il postponed until FRIDAY. June 18Th.
lsT7. al tho came hour ard place.
jeiti W. X. DEAN. Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


MISCELLANEOUS.
J. b. MARSHALL.
STORE
MAIN STREET. GOLD HILL.
LARGE ASSORTMENT
-oY-
3 L NIX 3 o o K 8
STATIONERY.
GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, 0KlSl
and
w 1
Toys and Fancy Goods.
AGENTS. FOR THE
SAN FRANCISCO AND SACRAMENTO
z r 8.
Which are delivered In any part Of ODD HUI
=ALso=.
ALL TIKI LATEST
EASTERN PERIODICALS.
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS.
TRAIN
X sRY SUNDAY durins the runner
mouths, Train will cave virginia al SIS A. ~.
pas. Csrson 1t ~ A. y and arrive a. ffeaniboN
81 l0:5j. Lave Eieambost al $50 y. ~. pass
Car on 81 8 y. H.. and arrive at Viisihis 81 o;zs
r.n.
PARR ROR ROUND TRIP,--.-sJ %
THIS POPULAR PLACER OF SUMNER RE.
i sOrt 10 we'll prepared 10 suit the health OF
plcasure-seeking public.
HOT OR COLD T
80!
MINERAL Or SULPHUR BATHS.
- II
Firt.tats Hotel Accommodations. Even
ate lon paid 10 the comfort, pleasure OF
health OF visitors.
TERMS REASONABLE.
i'm ". a. }. RAPP.
o.s. sALLArN. Id. SoLsons
0ALLATIN & FOLSOM,
GOLD HILL.
.~...psALrRs Nee.
HA r o w A r e.
Iron, Steel, Coal,
Ast'Ves' Tin ware'%
FUSE, POWDER, ROPE, BLOCKS,
aAs pIrE AND rrriNGs,:
Shoyeis, Picks, Handles, Nails,
Milling and Mining Goods
GALVANIZED IRON PIPE
"A"s 70 r. 4 ssosa.
GOLD HILL ASSAY OFFICE
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10 thoroughly identIhed with the beet IN.
tsrests Of the country. anc ~ elss.e, VI
the peoplr, from the MlNRh. OF the
MECHANIC, 10 the MIR.
CHANT or the BANKER.
10 gives the LATkST
NEWS, teiegraphic
and 0thefwises
from ell parts
of ths
World.
and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-26
Tempernnce NIX.

Saturday night Parkers Hall was
filled with highly re, pectabe and at
tentive audience. The meeting was
opened by Mr.. Wilbur Trueman reading
the 10Th PSALM prayer by Mr.. Bird,
after which speeches were delivered by
Messrs. Stevens, Kline, Rogers, Bags
and Trueman. Sixteen names were
added to the list, making So during the
week.
Tnis evening, Rev. Ward (colored), of
Bridgeport will speak TO the people
there. We bespeak Tor him a large
audience.
Mrs. Reed Ccoiored) lectured to a fair
audience at the Kirkwood NJ. f. church,
yesterday afternoon.
The Temperance meeting at OTIS Hail.
Saturday night, was largely attended,
and WAS opened by Mr.. A. g Wincher
After the choir sang, "TaKe it to the
Lord in PRAYER" Mr. Wincher offered
up prayer. He then read the 18th
chapter of ST. Luke, and with the above
text proceeded to- eXhort, or preach q
sermon, AS it were; short, bat neverthe-
less suited to the occasion. After he
had concluded, President Young read
an account of the work done by Mr.. 7.
l.. Noble, of this city, now IN the West.
He having concluded, Mr.. q. w. Bsggs
was called upon for some remarks.
Wash responded in his usual becoming
manner. The Rev. Gatchel, after beir G
introduced, began with the text, Pay
Day at the Mill, and proceeded in
very able manner to describe the differ
ence between the home of the temperate
and incorporate man on pay day, and
concluded by inviting all that wanted 10
make home happy on pay day to come
forward and sign the pledge. The meet.
ing was closed with the benedIction by
Rev G 4tchell.
A good temperance prayer meeting
was held vt OTIS hall yesterday after
noon, and as Is the usual custom, was
conducted by the Ladies Temperance
Band.
The meeting at Otis hall last night was
well attended. &. II. Bsggs, the Vice
President, conducted the meeting. The
audience listened to remarks from Mess.
McGruder, Morgan, Truman, g. w.
Bags, j. II. McFal and j. Z. Cline.
The last speaker occupied the floor about
ons-half an hour, after which the bene-
diction WAS pronounced by Rev Gstchel.
This was the larges. audience ever
present at OTIS hall. Three signers to
the pledge last night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-26
THE sEm.oCCAsIoNAL RAID.
The Police Scoop In a COterie Of
SOiIed DOVts-GambIinK
House Pulled

Last night st al early hour Chief OF
Police Ripley instructed MS deputies to
make the semi. occasional raid on
houses OF prostitution and gambling
houses, which resulted in the capture OF
fifteen unfortunstes, each of whom, with
two exceptions, confessed judgment snd
putTup the requisite amount OF dash tor
the fine. About o'clock Officers James
Henry. Bogard, Dednbaugh, St. Meyers,
Robertson and Thompson opened the
ball by surrounding the house
adjoining the White House saloon,
No. l2ll Market street, where
hey made a raid on the gambling house
in the second story OF the building,
capturing Alex Wallace, the keeper OF the
place and three men, along with full
set of poker chips, tsbles'and other para.
phernalia The next place surrounded
was the house kept by Mrs. Chipp, cor
ner of Main and Twentieth streets.
Here they succeeded in capturing six
women and one man, Minnie Anderson,
Belle Kennedy, Jennie Lutz, Maggie
Ruby, q Mrs. Shade, Mrs. Chip and
John Smith. Mrs. Burkmsn's house,
y D. D seventeenth street, WIS AS01 vac
tied, and four women and one man fell
victims to the lynx-eyed police, named
respectively, Nettie Morgan, Mrs. Burk-
m n, and the whole Smith fsmily-Fsn-
ME, Annie and John, The names, with
one or two exceptions, are no doubt tctl-
tious ones, but as they were unknown to
the reporter when be visited the
station house last night, only names
given to the police could be OBJ.
taired. At the two last named
houses, when the rad was made,
there was large number of men, but by
making their egress from different Por-
tions Of the building, escaped IN the
darkness, unknown to the authorities,
one man even going through a trap door
in the roof of one building and making
his escape into another. All the parties
having confessed judgment, but the TIVE
mentioned above, It is doubtful if any OF
them will appear at the Police Court
this morning, and the 1925 put up by
them will be turned over to the city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-26

Arc harder To bear than lNr a.mrasn
mid ne liftor youth, since ,ur rr,lsa..
power iu the system observation-disclosures
dec lining years, and uI>,8,raud pin aa,,
more power over the yuIr,D.,I Hu,f Do
is therefore the more essential ualul
resistant power thnuld ue augmented
Hostetter's stomach Bites, q u,ar
tonic cordial, is adm wbIy adapted 'rE.
purpose. II couut.wcls TIE Uamu~
peculiar TO age, aud sucooN vom ul
nature. II WHITES the feeble frame aal,
new oil, as II were, to The q .ckcruE amp
OF life, difiuscs fresh warmth 'brougl as
chilled veins and gives comfort A. w.. -
reIiet, thus tightening Che burden 90 ~
and lctardiug On "a measure the prugrs
Of decay. Ladi,, 100 delicate brai,a. -
well as aged persons, derive great b,lsfi
from this whUlrsum" cumulative nl
which is absolutely pure, uuODIecuo4AUs
in flavor, and Is recommended by pbYH
clans OF replte.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-26
Personalities.

Misses Addie and Aggie Murine Of
this city, and Miss Lou Martin, OF New
Msrtinsvllle, who have been making the
round trip on the Express, arrived at
noon yesterday. Miss Martin will re-
turn to her home at New Martinsvllle on
the down trip of the boat.
Judge Samuels, of Barboursville, left
for home Saturday, on the steamer Hud-
son.
Mrs. Gen. Cook and Mrs Ann Camp.
bell. of Springfield, ILL.,, who have been
visiting friends in this city for some time
past, will return home to-day.
Mr.. Chas. Lew, agent OF the Oates
company, who has been confined TO his
rooms at the Mcclure House tor some
DAYS past, with consumption, eft for Co.
lumbus, Saturday, in very feeble condl-
ton.
The two "Harries," Wheat and Nc
Lure, arranging for select social hop
NJ the Mcclure House, Wednesday night.
Miss Nettle Reese, of Phisdelphiaphia,
Is visiting Mrs. Emanuel Gutman.
Mrs. William Hossc sister of Mr.. D..
d. Dubois, is visiting at the residence OF
the latter lady at LeatherwOOd.
Miss Nellie Sweeney, daughter of HIS
Honor the Mayor, after II visit Of few
weeks at Pittsburgh, Pa, has again re-
turned home.
Miss Mamie Dubois is home again
after prolonged visit among friends
and relatives in Paris, Ky, and CIncin-
natl,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Sildenbsch, of Phil
adelphia, are here, visiting at the resi-
denCe of Mr.. Jacob Blum.
Attorney General White went TO Par
kers burg, Saturday night, to look after
the B. Il o. injunction cases.
Mr.. Plus Rand, the financial manager
of the White Sulphur Springs, is in the
city.
Messrs. E. r. Hendricks, of Parkers.
burg; NJ. g. Waterhouse, of Marietta,
o.; j. r. Patterson, of Pennington, w.
Va; 5. e.. Campbell and wife, Miss p.
Swami and Miss n. Carpenter, of Park
ersburg, were registered at the Mcclure
last evening.