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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-22
UPROAR IN A DISTRICT COURT.

A LAWYER COMMITTED TO JAIL FOR CONTEMPT
OF COURT.
The Seventh District Civil Court yesterday was the
scene Of lively encounter between tho presiding Civil
Justice aud lawyer engaged IN trying case before
the Court resulting the arrest Of the member OF the
legal profession for contempt of and creating
considerable excitement among the lawyers In the
ncighborhood.
When Judge John A. Dinkcl was running for the OF.
flee OF civil justice brothers named Boody aud by
profession lawyers worked nard in his interest. After
Dinkel's election they gave considerable annoyance
by making Tree with the Judge during court hours
dcsp,lc his protests About year ago OF the law
yers was nc,t contempt by Justice Dinkc, but the
ino was RENTED. Last week the same gentleman
was again Judged to be in contempt ana another nns
was in posed. This time II was not RENTED.
Frederick A. Body the other brother, was IN the
Seventh District Court yesterday where Judge DinRei
has been sitting tho absence Of Judge Pnckney, na
counsel tho defendant IN tho case OF McGrath and
others against Hoffman Judge Dinkel, after hearing
the arguments declded the case In favor oil the PLAIN.
IN. Mr. Boody then arose and said IN very loud
voice:-
IL except to your decision"
you cannot except" answered tho Judge. 'sYou
as a lawyer. know your remedy lies IN an appeal"
Mr.. Body, raising mis- voice, REPLIED ~ except
There Was an exchange OF words between Dinkol anl
Boody. when tho former exclaimed 10
"You'rc n little too smart. ana III DO the same
you MS | did TO your brother"
The awy or was not senced by this, SO tho Justice
added
81 fine you $40 Tor contempt OF court"
Mr. Boody tnon sat down. but was soon on hts feet
again ana addressed the JustIcc:-
II wish to have II hearing
s.You can have one; what nave you to say?"
con, no, the hearing Will be elscw here"
TINS was said dehantly. DinkcI turned to an officer
ana told him 10 arrest tho lawyer. Mr.. Body was
about 10 leave the court room when he was seized
upon. 80
"What is your name, ?" no asked Of tho court
official
sDo not answer him, - tho Justices instruction
10 the officer. VI now. in addition TO the $40 fine,
commit the counsel Tor ten days" Two marshals
then took charge Of Body and escorted him to Lud
low Street jan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-22
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

meeting OF the creditors oil J. W. Schcrmcrlorn
Co, book publishers at No. Ia Bond street, was held
yesterday at the Office OF Register Alen and dvi-
bend OF sevon per cont declared TO the general
creditors OF tho firm and three por 10 the ndi-
viduul creditors OF j. ". Schcrmerhorn The habli-
ties amount TO $50 600.
Ell II. Chase, Of Inc 1rm Of Black Il Chase, shoe
dealers In Eighteenth street, near Eighth avenue, APP
Piled Tor hts discharge from bankruptcy yesterday, be-
tore Register Acn ami al there was no opposition on
the part OF tho creditors the petition VIII be granted
Application was made yesterday 10 Register Allen
by Rozc y. Pckcr tea dealer ~ No lsg Duane street,
Tor his discharge from bankruptcy. Opposition WAS
made on behalf Of creditors aud the usual time was
allowed " order 10 ae their speciacations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-22
A DRUNKEN FATHER.

FOUR CHILDREN LOCKED UP AND LIFT TO
STARvE.
on the third floor OF No. 702 Ninth street.
nue. c. Patrick j. Fcncty has lived with family Of
young children around him Tor some time. lie has
been drinking very hard tor the past two weeks, and
the children have suffered In consequence On Monday
morning. at hall-past eight, he locked tho door OF his
apartments and went out Inside he lett four chill
dren--Mary Fcnety, aged seven; Philip, aged six;
Annie aged threc and Vincent only two years old
Tho children played around the rooms aud amused
themselves iii nightall. when they begged OF tho
eldest to get them something TO ca. Mary, however,
could lind nothing IN the house, nor could she open
the door She quoted her little brothers and sister as
best she could waited TIL they Tell asleep and then lay
down to sleep herself. Tho next morning when tho
children awoke thcy again cried for ood. The eldest
g.r tried tho door, and cndeavorcd to break IL open
but finding her feeble strength unavaiing, she opened
the window aud cried tor hcIp Her shrcks attracted
the attention Of several women who resided IN the
house, and they Immediately opened tho door and
supplied the little with food The Society Tor tho
Prevention OF cruelty TO Children was notified, ana
they caused the OF the drunken father. he was
committed by Judge kilbrcth, IN tho Essex Market
Court yesterday, in 5000 bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-22
1.-THE FOUR GUN BATTERY"

JUDGE MOORE sILENcEs ITS GUNs-A HARD
ENED YOUNG CRIMINAL.
There was a large attendance OF hardfeaturcd young
men In tho Kings County Court OF Sessions yesterday
forenoon attracted there by the knowledge OF tho
fact that sentence be passed upon tho burglars
known as the .'Four Gun battery gang" whose head
quarters was in a shanty Flushing avenue, Brook
lyn Stephen McCabe, tho leader OF tho gang, though
but nineteen years OF age, came out Of the Kings
County Pentcnt,ary, where no had served term of
imprison ment two years ago. Judge MOORE Ia pass
inr sentence upon him, sad:-"Whatcver may DO said
against your accompces, the Others OF the gang, the
evidence In your IS overwhelming, ana II leaves
DOUBT as 10 your guilt"
The prisoner, intcrrupung His Honor, said, pointing
TO Police Captain Rely "Witnesses perJdred them
selves testify against me. and that man Is going 10
pay them AL "
Judge Moore, continuing, said 'sThc testimony OF
your mother your brother and ail the circumstances
surrounding the establish inc JUSTICE o. your con-
vctioA.n
..Yesn sneeripgly remarked the young crimiEa',
tiny mother and brother swear against mo because
won't live with them.
Tho Judge then sentenced tho prisoner to five years
In the Pentcntury tor breaking into SamAras' SHOP
and Tor breaking Frankn's store three years aud
SIX mouths, total sentence oil eight years ana si1
months. .
McCabc received the sentence smngly and bowling
TO the Judge said, mockingly. ''Thank you sir.
William Morris, aged twenty years. Win many
aliases and OF whom the police give bad character
beng one oil "Four Gun Battery boys, was then
urragned and pleaded guilty TO attempted burgiarvin
tho th,rd degree. He sentenced 10 the Peniten-
ttary Tor years aud SIX months.
Patrick Tierney aud James McGivoney, OF the sarna
fraternity owing uating circumstances in their
offence got of with sentence oil six months each IN
the PenitenLiary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-22
A COOL ROBBERY.

With freezing bow William Gould, driver OF an Ice
cart took the prisoners stand at tho Tombs Police
Court yesterday the charge OF stealing two
sixty pound cakes OF ice IRON the wagon Of the com
plainant. II. G. Chapman The witnesses grew warm
Ia their testimony against him. ana testified that hs
deliberately took the Ice without tho owners know'
edge liz his defence the prisoner admitted having
taken the ce but pleaded IN exenuation that u was
in accordance with an understanding with the driver,
who, on previous OCCASION borrowed four cakes
from him. The Justice, wishing ~ discourage sucn
cool larceny, fined Gould Slu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-22

q HERMAN, AUCTiONEER,
D.wiii sell THIS DAY Friday, June %, ~ los O'clock.
No. iJts Bowery
barrels choice old Bourbon and Eye Whisky, various
brands casks fine i'randics Gin Fort sherry aud khlne
Wines: barrels Rum, Applcjack blackberry. French aud
Ioo spirts and about 2o baskets Imported
Uarrt,. champagne. Brandy kimmcl Hnspbrrry syrup
LARGO lot cigars lot " household Furniture
(aructs &C. Ealc positive without reserve. Dealers III
yitsd Also one line 2 Id octave rosewood eiano
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-22
CLOTHING,

A 1 b. MlNrIS MEN ESTABLISHMENT 62i 6TH Az
LAnear th st.ttmnst value paid in cash for ladies'
;entemcn's castcn Clothing. Jcwery Books Orders by
mail promptly attended To by Mr.. or Mrs MINTZ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-22
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE 22 ls7z-rRlP1E SHEET
SALES AT AUCTION.

yVM:. wITrEks AUcTIoNEER ny s. KINsILEn.
w sells this day. ut o'clock 45o md 49, Canal ST.
general Furniture Carpets, Bedding. ono
Pisnoforte. Sewing Machines &C.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-24
THE CIRCUS AND MEHAuERlE.
rorepaugh Exhibits Everything He
<dSertisea, and Olives - ftr~s'
Glass Entertainment.

There Is no humbug abou, forepaugh.
lie has faithfully hept his promise made
to the public in his advertisements. He
has not claimed 4 single attraction which
he does not reproduce in the tents. lie
Even gives the people more than lie adver-
tised. Tho menagerie Ia pronounced by
all to be far In advance OF anything ever
seen gu the coast. II consists Of thirty
cages filed with rare animals. enough to
Afford instruction 10 a lover OF natural
history for hours. The drove Of six per
forming elephants are a show In them
selves, Their performances, under the
direction OF their trainer. Master Adam
Forepangh, are truly wonderful. Tho
circus Department il first-class. We can.
not do IL Justice hy describing IL. Special
prai.o il due the Ieslies In their brother
act. and William foIepaugh In his Nisgara
leap. Mile. Cordelia and Miss Mollie
Brown ARE two of the finest lady eques-
TRANS that have ever performed ON the
coast. They accomplish f-ais Of bearbAck
riding that would be applauded u done by
the sierner sex. 4 new feature OF the cir
Gus is. that most % the time " PERFORM
ances are going on at tho same time. No
one can fail IN lind amusement. Fore.
paush deserves a liberal patronage. and
he will doubtless have his tents filled At
every performance he gives while on the
Comstock. lie has placed an accommo-
dAtion train on tho Virginia and Trnckee
Railroad, which conveys Gold Hill PEG.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-24
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FIRE.
A DwsIiinE House D~.sroyed-Bs Had
hay for n FIRE.

Shortly after } o'clock this afternoon q
Gre broke out in the dwelling.housc Of Mr..
Niece. ON the upper American Flat
grade. Just below the hosting works
of the Original Gold Hin mine.
Owing 10 the high wind prevailing, the
whole house was quickly q mass u roar
ing flames and glowing embcrs. A hose
cart from Liberty Engine Company 40. 1
Joined with the line laid by Yellow jacket
Engine Company No. 2, and o had
water on the building. Not, however. till II
Was almost entirely consumed. the house
being Of very light material. They how
ever prevented the spread OF the
flames 10 the adjacent houses. Water was
taken from the hydrant at the corner OF
McGurn's store. The loss Is estimated at
abont six hundred dollars. No insurance.
The house belonged to Michael Magee. and
was occupied by himself and family. They
saved only what they had on. The hose
carriage Of Monumental Engine Company
No. O was quickly ON the ground. but hay
ing no hydrant to Join with were unable
10 do anything. They showed their good
will. however, by being On hand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-24
BRoNcnITIS.

y ROM John Flag. Hsq..o Of Dcrnlnstoo. n. H.
"Thrss years since I Was very much reduced
with a dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron-
chi,is. affecting ms 40 severely o. to render II
dlnicult TO speak IN On audible vo'ce. To tLis
wLs added severe night swrats. and ! VS. fear.
ful OF going into q decline. Aftsr rec0urss 10
various remedies 70 no purpose. ! maize use OF
Dt, wistar'a taissm OF Wiid Cserry. . fev BOZ.
tlcs of which FULLY restored me 10 health.
since thai time ! hsve hal several severn Of.
tack Of cough, but the bsisatn has always r..
moved them. slways keep IL ny me, and
Bold b. all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-24
CALIFORNIA.
Ead ofths karxest-Chrenieis Libel
kuit-rhs Jury Disagree.

P%LAcEnvuLLE. CAL. August 2I.-M 7:i5
this morning tho Jury came into court and
stated that they had taken no ballots on
the separate charges In the indictment.
but upon the whole question Of guilty or
not guilty, and were unable TO agree. by
consent Of counsel on both sides tho Jury
were discharged. and Pages case and
all other indictments continued until
tho next term OF the court. tho
second Monday IN September nett.
Page has declared his intention Of go
ing on with another trial. being deter
mined 10 have q verdict way or tho
other. After the Jury wsrs discharged
counsel for the DsYoungs maio formal
application for an allowance OF the Costs
OF defendsnts' witnesses.
District Attorney Iughain opposed such
allowance. and the Court took the matter
under advlsement. The Jury stand - fol-
lows: For . verdict OF guilty. Republicans
four, Democrats two; not guilty, Demo-
crsts Eve; independents
II was currently reported around town
before tho trial that It would DO Impossible
for tho prosecution 10 obtain . verdict.
and fthat five Of tho jury would cinch
Frank Page.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-24

Mil,p. replying to tie consratulauons on
the anniversary OF his accession, az ~
via WAS ready 10 make sscrifccs In ,ns s.a
Of Christisns who were signing under io''
CoionI Hsrvatovich. Colonel Leschil'
amin aud Minister Nickolich have been
Appointed Generals. Nickolick. Leschil'
amin. Alimpich and Protich have been APP
pointcd 10 the command VI the Tcmoka'
Mor,yis. Drina and Ahumsdia corps re-
sp-ctively.
General Aalieh. who M here on .
mission from ths Moscow Pauslavist Com
mitlec, hgs not been successful.
Befor, taking I'D arms Servia wants
ample funds, and above all special and
official convention with Russia.
As Russian committees will no longer
need Representatives here, General Tody-
cif has offered his services TO the ServiAn
Government.
The situatien In frasre.
PAEs. August 2+.-Ths clerical organ.
Ia D,fs~.,. formally declares that u hs,
been decided to put down all illegal pro-
cccdings. Any one delivering speeches
attacking the Government will be prose.
cuted. The Republican paper. Ls TsrP''
says /: "~Throughout France there exists
an ill-denned feeling Of anxiety lcst the
choice OF the county. - expressed at thu
approaching elections. should be disre-
garded. There 10 no ground Tor alarm.
but good cause for vigilance and prscan-
tion."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-24
National aaari Hall.

Mnitana' was produced by the
Eiching.-Bsrnarj company las, evening at
National Guard Hall. Virginia. The hall
was well filed. This Of itself speaks vol
ume- for the excellence Of the company,
for an opera troupe that can hold Its "
on tho Comstoek against q circus must be
unusually m~eri,orious. The opera OF
" Mariana 1. familiar to most 81 the peo-
pie hers. suffice u 10 say that all Its e.
~eeileneie. were developed by the company
last n.sht. and that the most hearty APP
prossl Of the audience was secured. This
evening the " Troyatoro" Of Verdi. one
at the most popular 81 operas and one Of
tho b<st will be given. IL will call Pierre
i,ernard 10 the stage and bring out tho full
.trongth % the company. by particular
request The Marriage Of Figaro" will BE-
presented Sunday evening. "fanst will
10 the attraction for Monday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-24

FirrY-oxE DAYs.-Tho San Francisco
hoodlum spoken Of in yesterdays NEWS
was found guilty Of tho charge Of petty
larceny. aud was sentenced to nfty.one
days In tho County Jail In lieu Of $i02
lne aud costs. He proves TO DO u Of
San Franchises noted incendiaries, and
will doubtless DO demanded by tho author
titles Of that city when he has paid his
! penance to tho State OF Nevada.
CnoIcE FRuIr.-J. N. Belcher. son and
successor OF our ancient friend. J. @.
Delcher. the famous fruit man. Is supply
ing the people OF the Comstock with some
Of tho finest fruit ever brought TO this sec.
ton. A specimen box OF his grapes. fresh
from Rocklin. California. found is way to
the NEWS ofice to-day. Finest grapes OF
the season. by all odds.
CANE BAcK.-Tho excursion train from
Gold Hill for the circus this afternoon was
crowded. They went mp to tho end Of the
road but were sent back by the circus peo-
pls, ss the wind was blowing too hard TO
admit, OF n performance. There will bo .
grand display this evening. however. The
train will carry passengers TO and from
the clrcus free.
STOCKHOLDERS MErrrso.- The regular
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
West Comstock Gold and Silver Mining
Company will 10 held In Ban Francisco
ON tile 81 Of September next, st the ONCE
Of the Company, for the election Of officers
for the ensuing year. Beo Official notice
in our advertising columns to-day.
fnurrs ron PREsr nviSa.-Schocnfeld,
at his we'll known fruit and variety store
ON Main street. Just above the NEWS ONCE,
has a splendid lot Of fruits Of various
kinds. suitable for preserving. His plums
arc especially fine. Now Ia tho time To
secure choice preserving fruits cheap.
Call aud soc.
liz tho eastern part Of Virginia City
there some apple trees which are over SIX
inches In diameter. The trees groan un.
der loads Of foliage, but show no fruit.
THERE will be grand family matinee
tomorrow afternoon Of National Guard
IIullf NlIklutas Whth bao VI t"o sNttAt1
operas Of the day will be given.
Mas. EMxA GiLLIs sxIrH 10 canvassing
Gold Hill for orders for enlarged pictures.
She 10 meeting with fattcring success.
TuE largest trees In or about Virginia
City arc the cotlonwoods on Six.mile can-
yon. Just below the Nevada Brewery.
TuE net proceeds Of the fair given In
Virginia for tho benefit Of 81. Mars Or
phan 0sylum amounted to $3,657 Is.
CAPTAIN s. 7. CpHrIs and "Lucky"
Baldwin are expected 10 vialt the Com.
stock within the next few days.
WELLS. PARoo 4 Co.'S. ezpross company
have filed their certificate Of incorporation
with County Recorder Michel.
Az old miner roughly estimates the con-
tents Of the Imperial dump at n million
tons.
Two CARLOADS Of quicksilver were yes-
terday received In Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-24
VACANT Pr.Acs.

In tho dental RAKE will never &C rr " yo' are
particular with your teeth. and clesnse them
every day with that famous tooih.wssh. zoLo.
DJNT. From youth 90 old age u VII keep
the enamel sprtlc-s and unimpslred. The
teeth OF per,ons vho use zOZ % OSr have Q
pearl Ike whIteness. apd Oh. guns q foss alto
hue, while the bfcaih 10 pur nei. and rendered
sweet and ,ragnht. u ]. comptssd OF rare
Antiseptic herbs and 10 entirely free FROM the
objectionable lnd injurious ipgrsd'epts OF
partes. etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-24
OUR LUMBER FIELDS.
WHAT ENTERPRISES HAS Accom-
PLIsHED

Where Our supplies OF Lumber.
Timbers, and wood Comes from,
and How We gesThem-fsrrisE
ten. Hiss a Co.'S Mig Fbame,
Marrow DANCE itaiirosd. nm.
her Mills, ssssmer Meteor. Wood
Rafts. log Rooms, and Lake Val.
ley Railroad for Logging.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-24
ESPECIAL ATTENTION MRS.

Notice the "stsr Remedies" DR.. Van
Dykes "AuiibIiious Cure Is preferred to all
other dyspspt'c medicines. lint. Il dses not
yr,pe. recsnd, II does not nauscate. Third,
Il t. piss-sni 10 isste and sueil.
"Troat OIL Oin,m1't " 10 prepared from Lake
Tahos Trout, and IL the beet L,niment IN the
world for hhrumsiism. Neurs.ga and sprains.
10 10 Jour dugxist. get . sample bottle OF
e.eh, free OF chafg-. Trout OIL. % cents per
blttIs Anti.biiious Cure. one dollar. aui3 1y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-24
Free Cireas .

All tho Coll Killers are to have chance
~ yi,i, the circus without wearing them
sel,e, ont to 20 to IL. free excursion
train will leave Gold Hin each day At l2;i'
y N and will return at ass. in the even,
Ing another train will leave the Gold hni
'ieeo, Al $50. At iO:i5, after the eniire
ns,fo,m,nce /, over. tho train will bring
the Gold Hill people home again. There
- ne chsrge whatever for riding on this
train. lei all who wish 10 20 get aboard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-24
FROM A DisriNaUIslIED JuRisr.

~ have tried this PERUVIAN srRrr and the
result fally snstains your prediction. II hes
mad- \ new man OF me = infased Into my sys-
TEN new vigos and eper:y. ! am no logger
trrmulous and dsbiiis'ed % when you last
saw me. but stronger. hesrtier. and with larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical. than
by AL drugHsts,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-24
a CARD.

To all ~ho are Suffering from the errors sni
lndlscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
de- sy, loss OF manhood. ete. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you. YHEE ov cIiAnaE.
This great r.m-dy ~ss discovered BY Q n lesion.
arr Ia s0uth America. scnd q self-addIe,sei
e~nvelops 10 the Rkv. JUrHPH 7. INNAs.
station ID. Dib.e n,ise. NV York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-24
Monetary.

INV YoIK. August ELL a. NJ.
Currency. 96a @9GH.
Silver. 5ast5S.
Trades, o., WsWo5.
Gold ~. nri at ~. closed attt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-24
rug rAi.AoR EArI,G STAND.

For . roat Of beef upezcclisd In storey
county, 70 to Thomas Hsnron's railing Stand.
In the ralace sal"o ID. no.. ! sorih q street.
Virginia City. Yrrrh oyvtsrs II all hour In
sv.ry style. Forty ninsrs alwsyr on hand Of
nighf. Por ta.'y. home style OF cooking. and
the beat and Urea. est u Ill that tfe markets.
siord. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try u. sp,s m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-24
N. m. QAl,l.up.

o. II. GALLur. opposite the bank Of califor'
mia. GVld HiIi, heeps constantly on hsnd All
fsv sits brands of Imputed C:earr. oholee bit
eIvs,s Ali III Dc of chrving tobacco. neer.
srh.um p,pes, nuts, candies. hne cutlery, and
lo,s nd fa.cy eods OF all kibds. apps M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-24

vIaoNr, cIrr has six grave-yaris and
stlll the people are not happy.
A rraxIpLr wind has been raging all day
and the sand fills all space.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-24

ArIRr occurred in Virginia Cay o.
has las, night. by which = house belong
ing to Rose Benjamin Was almost o'siiy
destroyed. The house L. sifnaieo ~ w.
Is North ID street. Loss fully Insured.