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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErRoPEAN MARKETs.


Jan n % It S ssos
dd B a. anl pa 4, ~ long Clear dun 40 short Clear
d Hans Non. s GTt al u o at Me.s dull
los Prime Mess dull az So LaId-Pplme Teserh u,
s s. dul a. $751; Common dun at 60 Fine dun
Al lOG oPSrs dull at a. wheat
NO spring duh at 1915 No dull at l96 WIZ" IN
Corn~axed soft dull 273 for Old and steady al 100
yEroo mcS1on Is dpli ls and e fs
Mddnng UpaDds Midding 1Te s 54ie r:eeips
81 600 bales Of when $1,000 America futures ga
also sales Of the 6z7ssd: Upands, Low Mlddng
clause January and February delivery t'G; 49, In
lands Low Mddhng clau-e March and April delivery s
nS 1nd Nav deliver VI also sales of the same al at
Cpands Mdilns clause shipped FepIsT and Mae6
sail sgd; Upands, Low Mdding clause June and 'uy 10
Iihr39 2tso mMldns UPa9di GGtaSn
Low Low 1 Mfnt e assssS Map Pi and jane delivery
LsRrool jan 2i-Ss p mT cdn ne ses cwt for hoEg
Clear Middles. 80 ,-,..,- c,,.o, Low Mid
oI1g c ciagse F Fs dtiivry 6 Upaas Low Md
ding clause shipped December and January SAT- % iii
Upands Low MidiIing clause shipped Maf'h anu Np''i
LrEafooI jan $3.50 m-Uplands Cotton 10. Low
Nddiing clause shipped December SAIL 6isod; Cplahus
Low Mldlng clause, now landing . 81 arm 1-nand. Low
Nd.in clause January February delivery dl'sG; Up
s Lq TnanGs Low Madihg March and april dc
livery. 7ae; uplands Low HodHng iss, Nav nd iaHe
delivery I'D UPland Low Madhng en1,e iRppI , ~.
Fe6rnar7 and delivery 6ss GpIands Low Myag
cl,usc March and April delivery 7l1sd' pianos 10" il,
ding cause April and May delivery, si SPINS IIrpeh
TGS6GN IAN 24-I25O p mThe rate OF discount for thee
months bills oren market per cent when Is per
cen: below the Of England rate LIE halfway SHS
oTIS Ian 2i-2:3O D. m-Paris advlces quote FIVE per
cent Eente lO7f Tor TIE account C"nsol S'e Ior DUN
money and The accOuHt -, -.,. an,
T0Sr0S Jan 24-0 Consols 96 for boih money ana
the account IF bullion WlJhdIa"h lIVh INC iaH
Of IN. land On balance today Is tl9S, "O5 -.- 40,
LONDON jan 2iI.5O 3. COnsOis J,is lo loieb a.
9G o lie account Paris adyics quote Eve per cent heh'eS
az lO7f sc Tor the account . .,-- ....- NJ PILLOW
I0SlOy Jan 20 In.-Erie Railway ares S'S IA4o"'
A3.}rlTj J. cpt. spirits lUrleplne 'i3y cHI
ICND, ~ jan 24Erening-i i7er' pi - per S sbo-,
sight. . -.-.-.. -. non, ar.s no
ANrWEar 24.Pe TO.eun, d IL lor Flhe AIS -Anc''
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Gapinss Banks.

EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK.
H Corner 23dst and 6th+sye. ew-York.
SIXTEENTH DIVIDEND. -.
after Monday jan 10. 1877, there VIII De PAID 10 40
positors annual interest dividend at the rate OF
SIX FER CENT PER ANNUM ON ALL SUMS
which shall have been deposted as
least month prior 10 Jan. l, 1871.
Withdrawn VII be creted n pfnclpA lnter
the first each month following the date
deposit Deposits made not later than Jan 10 WIZ ara"
inteu.,t from Ian |. . H. y. iIAZAED, President
II. X. TIL RBER Vics Pres't
GgORGE C.. WALDO. Secretary.
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Rea! estate 90 Gxrhanec.

BROOKLYN HOUSES (twO), with only first
ID mortgage small PLAC y free at Fort Lee and good
mortgage, would 90 given for COUNTRY PLACE free and
clear al Passaic Hackenslck Enge1O0d other near by
place In Jersey rutland q WHITING. Beekmanst.
TOR DEFAULTED or SUSPENDED RAIL
L ROAD BONDS or sroCKs,1Cty Property consisting
Villa Residences, ID EACH modern I'M
provemens Is = miles from Wallst, NewYOrk, and
within mile intersection Of the Pennsylvania aud Jor
Central lines Elizabeth and three minutes walk
from passenger the latter hanked by paved lighted
and highest and best part OF the city Lots d
lawn shade, frut flowers vines &e
stable and sheds premises valued at $4,000 and
SD OOO respectively equity 80 each rental value, s60
per month Additional villa plots 1oln
inc also planted desired. Address, stating particulars
OF property PostO rice Box ls4. Elizabeth. y. j.
TOR LISTS of APPROPRIATIONS by Con-
Il gress for 1915 and 1877. See THE TRIBUNE ALMA
MAC Pr1ce 20 cents postpaid Address HE TRIBUNE
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6cuses ano farr5 iDanieO.

NYIANTED-FOr purchaser. fir;t-c!as5 HOUSE,
w IN central location wishing meet with cash
buver will please send particulars GEJ. II. PErRIE
Broker and Agent l7S BroaiSay.
NOR RECEIPTS from TAX on SPIRITS. by
y states see TIL TRIBUNE ALMANAC. Price IS cents,
postpaid Address THE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25

civ Nor cent inter ~ on the outstanding certificates VI
pr0t will be paid 10 the thereof or their legal rep
setatiyes on and Tuesday, the sixth OF February
next
The outstanding certificates OF the issue OF 1910 VI" j" "
,i ant i 20 the holders thereof or their legal repre-
eptatyes on and after Tuesday the Sixth OF February neA
from which date all interest thereon viii cease The cer-
Gates 20 be produced at the Of payment ana ceeeu'
Upon certificates which issued Tor G'h premiums ~
payment Of interest and redemption will be in gold.
dividend Of Forty Der cent il declared the net earned
premiums Of the Company the year ending 81 December
1875 fo which certificates will be issued on and aer Tues
day, the Third OF April next.
BY order Of the Board.
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Brooklpn propertp % fet.

TOR RENT-That eligible HOUSE, So New
York ave- corner Of Atlantic ave. Brooklyn has all tho
modern improvements and ext convenient to cars me
grounds are handsomely laid with lawns aDd trees VIII
be rented good tenant Apply at iO@ J0hn st. New
York.
yJNO LET-3-story brick SCHOOL-HOUSE, No.
1 I5s Rernsen. st.; JstOry brick DWELLING, 10 VIII
oupbbv.st. GORDON l. FORD. 81 clark st.. Brooklyn.
nor RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURES of
Il the u :. since 1860 THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
price 20 cents. postpaid. Address THE TRIBUNE
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-. ,...I ordinary = Nidllnr 31li
tscr" were moderate uliSac ilo~ 20
r-c,s showing material change az the close I"usn cry
T. decline -
NV .Ii,r : o. -Jguuarf 100 l5Sg 800 - D. Fcbru
a. lt s.,. March. 100 l-iag; March 100 1899 aNd
i s I.ae GOO lt7ts august TO- lf''ag; ''.ner; T"
1r- f.tl D. bales cali today iIv. Ol. ii'aa:
S.. uu 1880, total 400 bales. second call duaIf,
lon . t1ts' 100 nsles. Tbrc call AUrll 100 i5e' DC
500 .,u L2sa. November. 100. l3la3e total 500 bales
sa.. 4y uu a. p. m.JanuarT 100 zig tth'naIN'
l...I Itl.s4. 1000 l3A; 100 10 -; Too l"'1H. o.
ISL. starch 600 1872; 2io Lie 100, l5--t 100
ar .... POO Ia-l., 2ur 1885. sou l5'ir. HH lli's'.
A.. iGp "a: 100 I3ls,s; loo 1872; $500 l6-. 70
- Anal So. l"eiq. 100, A. r. Coz, Lag; -' 4"
81. . . 600 49,. iOH. l5=742; 300, lhi'i. 3 o
w. o. I.E~. loo D.. 2c. l3-.a lu H., ,.---',
h.. 10. FIT, 50r Iii.o Auertt 100 l41-. lou "a %
FL. >.I..r,,rr 80 lr .; t.tll. Assoc bales; grand
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PHnApRIPHrA, jan 2i.-Cotion firm: MhlIinV 1886;
Low Mddlins. i2I-c Good Ordinary, 12Fec net receipts
1i1 bales gross. 357 baes.
sAyANSAm Jan 2i-Coiton frn MidilrE l21;c; 10, Low
bales exports 20 GreaI Briisln 235 bales TO Francs
l3JS bales 70 the Continent 6i1 bales coast"se 100
bales: saea. f,iO0 bales stock, 1911 10 bales. -
NEw-OhEANs, Jan. 2i-Coiton quiet; Mifdlng. l2Ts';
Low Midng I2isc; Good Ordinary. IL 3c.: receipts
2liS bales gross 25f5 bales; exports 70 Great Brta
35S3 bales coastwse 1893 bales sales $500 bales stocA
2Gs. 1856 bales.
aCnnK. Jan. 2i-Cool quiet Mdling. l2i2c.; Low Mid
ding i2lsr: Good Ordinary. live. receipts 1902
eaes exports 10 Great Britain bales to the Continent
$40 bales; sales. 1000 bales stock, C9OJ2 bales.
MKHPfIIs, Jan 2i-Coton firm hiIiing, l2ss1122c
receipts, LIS bales shipments 295l bales; sales 1000
bales; stock, G5llS bales.
AUGUsrA, ian. 2i-Cotton quiet and steady Mddling.
l2sr Low hdling J,ai2c Good Ordinary. IL &c.
eelpts 70J bales sales 902
Mlddng, IL " Good Ordinary 12tc.; net recdpts 1873
bales sa 500 bales stock bales; Great
Britain, 3.7sS bales
ST. LOUIS, Jan 2i-Cotton Mddling, 12asc; Low
Nddng IL &c: Good Ordinary ii sc. receipts l69 bales;
shipments 10 bales sales 800 bales STOCK 49, 500 bales
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Gin Real Gstate for Sale.

pROWN-STONE HI USES near the Park,
G 10 4ihayes at twOtlrs former prices; several
Gently foreclosed. j. ". STEVENS BroadH9y aud 9-d ST.
TOR SALE-By order OF Executor-The three
i HOUSES no 289 7tb ave, No. 2tO Fast i0tisL, and
NO 345 West 35th St.: all well rented Terms easy.
sAA'L EDDY. lij Broadway Room 81
EOR SALE Three-st0ry bPOwn-ston On
West 2st-st. West 22dst, bear 6thayr three story
brick West 3Orh three brown stone also hreestorY
brick JancsI three story bTics all viii be sold gt low prices
easy terms also Brooklyn Houses from 81 500 70 tlOoJO
Country Seats and FARMS. HALLS * SQUIRES.
203 " est I'D -.
TOR the RESOURCES and LIABILITIES of
4 the NATIONAL BANtS. from 1869 Ia 1876. see THE
TRIBUNE ALIANAC. Price 70 cents postpaid Address
THE TRIBUNE.
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Brooklnu Hca! G5tG,s for Sole.

DWELLING-HOUSES Nos. 43 WiilOwst.,
~ ~ Hcksst 40 and 81 Nasslns' 100 and lO2 t1ne-
spDe-st ~ and 1877 MlOugby 81, - La lyette-sye.
GORDON L. FORD. 81 Clark IT.. BROOKLYN.
NOR AMOUNT outstanding of GREEN
4 RACKS" and NATIONAL BANK NOTES, The
TRIBU L ALMANAC. Price % cents, postpaid Address
THE TRIBUNE.
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TRUSTEES
j., ~. - ~ - ,1,r,,->-ts ALEX AMBER V. BLAKE.
a. M ~ N,o6Dt -" ADOI.PH EEMOYNE,
49, W: ~ ., - r,ris VOBT b. M1NIURN,
-, 81 - II pi-SsErJ CHARLES II. MARSHALL
- nv GEORGE W LANE,
., YIN "a II, ROBERT l.. STUART,
DD;;I-NS "a = ~ 'fr-pNJTAM LANES o. DE- FOREST
DANIEL :. MILLER, fkEDEKlCtt 10 ntthtLrtSSfGti'
WI. STU BGi~ CliA tsi.r'', ~ -, - tsr5T '
1SfIfIiN = pcDGE HORACE GRAY,
- ItlIrI - FBNfI Nd ". CORLIES,
TrThNiS - Vof- NGS JOHN ELLIOTT,
-, ~ IN WILLIAM BRYCE,
JOHN d. HEWLETT, Mll.AlAlM u EC""'
WILLIAM II. WEBB, PETER '. hlNu'
CHARLES r. BIZ RDETr, 49,
J. d. JONES President. -,
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice Prcsdent
W H. IA. MODEE. second wee fTerluoh|
A \. RAVEN. Third Nlcr-Presideht.
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PotUrns OF gre
niums and EX-
penseS--.--...----rl ,U3S'fIu %

The Company las lIt liio"'l- AWFUL Wa
United -tatcs and state Of NeT-Iork Sioa&,
,.-, tt, ,I ,l,.r stu, III 96S. 700 o.
-. o.. SCR. and ~ er,,i,3 ....... I77030J 90
- AMI ,,o-. .p,l r,....... 10000 90
Interest and sIndry notes and claims due the
-. ,t,,..sd,t 4O1.35O 70
-, So. md RIMS r,eceiya bic ... 1s12,5Ol 80
-, ut . 365,0I2 ~
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Dipi0cno Motlfss

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
EEw-YoKE. Dec. 90 1879. s
A DIVIDEND of TWO (2).PER CENT has
~ been by this Company payable the first dav
February the holders OF the capital stock OF ms
Company a. at the close Of the 3th ay OF January
newt after and until the 18th day 81 February he Trans
fer books Will be closed L. V. r. RANDOLPH Ir,asuIer
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WOOL MARKET

WOOL MARKET.
Boston Jan 24-WOol In fair demand Desirable held firm
sales Medium and Xxx Onto and Pennsyvdn ut AZ GJOc;
Michigan and Wisconsin f0D42c. for Cool and Medium
Corbing and Delane ijdJ5c: Pulled IS G4Sc including
low choice suprs California FAN 16d2Oc very
caOce at 27c.
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THE MARKETS.

r,aretunJ reportsd iar rHE rRiBUSE.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
P.y N0r;a RtucT. TcssriS. and RaitroTts.
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Conrtrn Real Gstate tor Sale.

FOR SALE-LEASE of FARM, 100 acres
4 stock implements possession. q. K GARDlNEh KING
stOn Somerset Co.. H,stern SHORE, Nd.
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I OST-DRAFT No. 402, drawn by Ma
IL TIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC, Philadelphia.
dated Jan. g. 1877, Importers and Traders National
Bank NewYork for seventeen Hundred and Five Dollars
Tventyseven Cents. TO the order ~ CHARLES ESTE
and by ndOrscd the order Of Nj JOHN T. FOOTE,
has been lost or stolen the mail. Payment Of same
has stopped and all parties hereby notified not to
uag ofQtp ri trait.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-19
QUEENS CIRCUS.
The nag show % she Csasssek-Im-
menss Audiences tftsrasea and
Evening Enssssainsnsnss.

. Montgomery Queens great circus and
menassrie spsned its canvas doors In vir.
ginia City yesterday afternoon. and the
rush to see the wonders wss great. In the
evening there was another display. and the
crowd was greater than ever. The grand
entry was most magnificent, and Was
greeted by the cheers Of the populace.
There IL something In circus
performance which takes the fancy Of all
classes. and the people Of Nevada are no
exception TO the general rule. Little Louie
gave his pony hurdle act In fne style. and
the crystal pyramids Of Mr.. Gallagher are
really good. Noodle Cooke IL wonderfully
perfect In his somersault act. Although
still q young man. he Il an expert rider.
and bids fair to equal the great champions
Of the world. James Cooke. the jester.
sang one Of his original songs In his inim-
liable style. and told q numbsr Of good
stories. The Belmonts. who are already
we'll and favorably known In Nevada. gave
q most satisfactory exhibition OF their
doubie-trapexe business. Funny Joe Ken
ebel couvulsed the audience with his but
terfiv hunt. and the tumbling by the COM
psny Was most excellent. Signor Sebas-
tiAn performed his exciting o ur.horse act.
Tho training Of these horses 10 marvellous.
Herr DrAyton drew great applause for the
manner in which he handled the heavy
cannon balls. The most amusing feature
Of the evening was the expose Of the man.
ner in which circus.riding 10 taught.
Several volunteer riders were put through
the course, to the delight Of all the boys
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-19
Liberty FOR All.

For tho last time the NEws has the privi.
lege 81 announcing Hon. Robert q. Inger-
soils lecture, which will DO delivered this
evening in National Guard Hall. Virginia
City. Tho subject will be 1.-The Liberty
Of Man. Woman and Child" This lecture
has been repeated before the most refined
and intellectual audiences OF the United
States, and has been everywhere received
a. q master production. The thoughts are
fresh. and Mr.. Ingersoll's style Of talking
il 80 attractive that his hearers are carried
with him In whatever hc says. OF course
many who attend the lecture will not 10
ready to accept all his statements a. true.
but they must yield their respect TO him
ON account VI his evident eArnsstness. A
great many seats arc reserved already, and
a fine audience will undoubtedly be In at
tendance. No thinking man or woman
can afiori TO lose this opportunity Of hear
Ing eloquent Bob Ingersoll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-19
Another Cea,ssscs.

The E",.1si.s 81 this morning says:
We are in receipt Of a magnificent speci-
men Of orc from the ajO-foot level Of the
Grand Prize mine. Elko county. There Is
no installing its quality. IL certainly
came from q assure like our Comstock. or
II bellies its ~parentaee aud there !. no
more truth In nature. The ledge from
which this specimen came Is twelve feet
Wide. aud a fair sample Of the whole
yielded an assay 81 siss 30. There Is =
strip next tho hanging wall three and .
half feet wide which averages over $500.
Tho sample sent !. beautiful sulphuret ore.
carrying a fair proportion Of chlorides and
covered In places with noiules 81 native
silver. such rs gladden. tho eyes OF old
miners wherever found" Tho sample ID
sent by Professor ". Frank Stewart. who
Is enthusiastic with reference TO the future
Of the new district.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-19
1rux,.u ATROCITIES IL .rtoAnI..

LospoS. June ig.--The Daily Ssr' has
. Rustchuk dispatch which saysh rumor,
q DO believed which have been received
here by notabiliti.s. ~ostensibiy belonging
to the most loyal classes Of the Sultan's
subjects. outrases are proceeding I'M
checked In the Province OF Tultcha.
Christians are outlawed by the authori'
ties and abandoned 10 the Tartars and Cir
cassiAns. Villages aud farms are wanton.
ly sacked and burned, with y Wow OF ren-
dcring tho country . desert before the sd-
vance Of tho R~usslans. CHASTITY heads are
carried every day by blood-stained muir
dersn into Tulteha, Matchin. Babadogk
and Horzova. The flames Of some burn
Ing village arc visible every night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-19
BRONCHITIS.

From John riagg. Ksq.. Of Benningtea. y. H.
"Thres ysars since I Was vsry much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In erea-
chitis. affecting ne 90 severely - to render u
dificuli 70 SPEAK In an audible volcs. 2 thls
Iful or going into Q decline. Aftsr recouns 70
various remedies 10 no purpose, ] msde sss Of
DR.. wlstar's ralsam Of Wild Cherry. Q fsv oos'
lies Of which FULLY restored me 10 health.
since that limo I have he'd several severe ~.
lacks Of cough, but the bsisam hes always 70.
should not KNOW how to do without a."
Sold be- Ali druRvists.
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and confessed to-day to having lost II In
unfortunate speculation. He declared
that tho amount would not affect the firm.
He did not take any money to Europe. and
did not run away. He simply went for
pleasure. and returned when no heard
the firm was In difficulties. II Is under
stood that Kline lost the money In mining
stocks. On the contrary. the World says
that Kline says he has brought back the
500, 900 borrowed. less one thousand for
travelling expenses.
Another Railrsad Accident.
COLUMNS JUNCTION, lows, Juno H.
The east bound train on the Atchison
branch Of tho Chicago aud Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad. ran into . crock ten
miles west Of Washington. lows, this
morning. The engine. baggage and two
passenger cars fell twenty-five feet through
the bridge. The sleeper stopped with .
third Of Its length projecting over the
chasm. About ffty passengers were on
the train, but none were killed and none
seriously hurt. Engineer Rhodes, OF Will
ton, had n leg broken, and was other.
wise injured. Fireman John Moore. OF
Wilton, had both legs broken. baggage
man Jack Cody. Of Davenport, had both
arms and . leg broken, and will probably
die. George Morton, express messenger,
was badly crushed, but will recover. Sew
eral passengers were slightly hurt. The
baggage-car and contents arc badly
smashed. The bridge was undermined by
tho heavy rain Of last night.
AFTER Forty Oas Years.
BALTIMORE. June l9.-Narshal Doug
lass. Of the District Of Columbia, visited
yesterday 81. Michaols. Talbot county.
Maryland, for tho frst time since ho left a
fugitive slave forty-one years ago. and was
we'll received by his former master. Cap
tain Thomas Aud, aud by W. w. Bruif,
who taught him reading and geography
fifty years ago. In an address to tho
colored people Douglass said "lf, In
twenty years from now. the colored race,
az o race, has not advanced beyond the
point where Il was when cmancipated, IL
Il a doomed race" lie encouraged them
TO earn money and 10 keep IL. A poor
people are always q despised people. To
10 respected they must get money and
property. without money there Is no
leisure. without leisure no thought, with
out thought no progress.
Horace white OF silver.
NEW YoRK, June l9.-Horacc White has
written q letter to tho Ecrai1g Post con-
corning Secretary sherman's views. The
Post, in an editorial reference To the latter.
.ays. "Lis Horace Whita'sl frank avowal
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n~..r,wr,. I.n.s g.~nt.x.


A FALL.-About 1 p. N. yesterday l..
Germain fell through seven floors to the
i65O-foot level Of the California mine and
broke his ankle. SingulArly enough he
seemed not 10 have sustained any Other
injuries. Dr. Grant dressed tho wound
and he was taken to st. Mary's Hospital.
Virginia City.
Coon Lmg.-The Yellow jacket Mining
Company IL using Hank Blanchard's Eido-
radio lime Ia the erection Of their new
works. anil ind IL just what Il needed i"r
the best of work In that line oi business
Plastorers. contractors. and brieAlAyrrs
will do well 10 give Blanchard's lime . trial
before purchasing elsewhere.
PuBLic ISsrALL,rIoS.-On the 18th OF
July a public installation will be given In
Virginia City by the several tribes OF the
Improved Order % Red Men In the State
III Nevada. After the installation GER
emonies there will DO feasting and ian,
cling. In which members 81 the order And
thar guests will join.
A sioS,L line is run from the A. AMI u.
Telegraph Office TO frankel's sto~ck-brohing
.aics and An electric bell attached. IL ID
so arranged that when the brokers wish a
messenger they have only To press ON a
Knob. These bells will be put up in any
business house In town.
A LOT % paper In the rear Of hemps
aying photograph gallery canght fire to-
jay At ten minutes to 2 o'clock. The Fire
Department was out promptly, but the
flames werc e~xtinguished by a lev buckets
Of water.
A crKrIricArg Of the increase OF the
c.,i,al stock IL the Phil. sheridan Gold
and Silver Mining Company from ss''"o'-
600 To SO, 900, OOO has been nled.
Tux annual meeting u the New York
Mining Company will be held at the once
~ lie company, Az California street, San
Francisco. wednesday. June a7th.
srxpAy night some n entered the
little saloon kept by J. Grecovieh. near
The Virginia post Office. and stole About
$50 worth of cigars and liquors.
Miss MAaarr MooRr and J. c. William
.on will visit the Comsiock next Thursday
nm ,heir way 10 California. Miss Maggie
ia claimed a. q Nevada production.
The Committee appointed to solicit
money for the Fourth Of July celebration
iii report to the citizens this evening 81
yellow Jacket E~ngine-house.
I. I,cn. Of the firm Of Plat 4 Rich
want 10 San Francisco last evening Tor ihs
purpose VI laying In an extra s'oeA o'
Summer goods.
An elegant badge has been procured ior
Virginia City's new Street Inspector.
FinIon Is the proudest man on TUG Yum
stock.
ID. scuwAnrz Of Virginia. yesterday TO
moved = large tumor from Thomas FAX
ner's thigh.
WARWICK A PAsssoRE will soon enlarge
their little paper which bears tho name Of
the Bee.
Nxxnyrs Of Liberty Engine Company
will ind a notice Of interest In another
column.
Tmr new air compressor for the {. and
G. shat, will BE- put in place in q few days.
AVN p~or,rait Of the late Jerry Driseoll
has been painted by Pstroviu' the ar'is''
w. II. SMITH. Superintendent Of the
Ielcher mine has returned 10 doid hiih'
WEATHER to-day 10 comfortable. Aeoo
breezs keeps the temperature modefa's'
o.r s.,..rs will remember ths Masonic
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-19
BREATH

And resrly teeth ars easily obtained by slesns-
ina, our teeth daily with thai Justly popular
i,ntIfoee, sOZODONr. Composed Of rare
AAtl.rptic herbs. u imIarts whiiener. IN the
t,.th 4, . delicious aroma TO the breath. and pre-
.cryr. intact, from youth 10 old sge. the teeth.
AeIliiy q the stomach will destroy The struss-
est teeth unl.s- it, effects arr eountcrSeted With
sOZODOSr. and this pure tooth wash protects
IN. deaiai surfaces By removing. every impurity
that sih.r.s 10 them. Ask Jour drusrist Tor
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