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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-18
Isis first Oneiai Aes.

Marshal MeCleery's first ofieiAl'set was
characteristic Of that gentleman's we'll.
known kindness. A man who has for
some time been receiving charity from
the town for the support Of his family. was
last week given q chance to work on the
Lower Gold Hill sewer. He received his
warrant for wages, the same a. the other
workmsn. Yesterday he disposed of II for
coin. and got drunk. Yesterday evening
Marshal MeClctry found the man at . faro
game, gambling OF the money which his
family 50 badly needed. The Marshal
took his man by the collar, and taking
him away from tho game. compelled
him 10 20 home. After becoming sober
he will undoubtedly devote part Of his
earnings to the benefit OF his destitute
family. Officers are generally very chary
about taking men away from faro games,
but they should not be when they are con-
WINGED that IL Is for the good Of all con-
cerned. Tho dealers themselves would
prefer that this class u men did not gam
BE against their games. and ID has hap.
pened more than once In this town that
when men have lost their months wages
at faro, the man winning them has taken
the entire amount and sent IL back 10 the
family Of the unfortunate victim Of this
en.laviug vice. II really seems that .
man who cannot quit gambling should
have . guardian appointed to take care Of
his money.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-18

duos Russia 10 AZ . limit 70 her military
operations, that u IL not thought impossi'
be that Count Bchouvalon may sndssyoF
10 induce the Russian dovsrnmsnt 70 give
assurance about is designs - will allayso
far a. possible all MISREPRESENTATION 70
gsrding them that have arisen In Eng.
land, but u II doubted that the way OF
doing this will be 70 attempt 70 az . Limit
10 military operations.
A especial from Erssroum dated the lin
says The Russians attempted 70 lombard
Ksrs, bat they miscalculatsd The range.
the shots going over the town without
doing any damage. Kars replied and
forced the assailants 70 retire, but they
subsequently attempted the erection Of
siegs works. The Turks lost some NUM-
lions on account OF . sudden attack ON
their tanks. Twenty-Five hundred Or.
cassisns from Van have bssn checked By
the many.
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Wounded Ia the Corners.
lrron tn. Ds,roi. ire Prs~.l

Vrom the Detroit IRE Prss.l
Brother Gardner vas yesterday white
washing the back end VI IN old houss
on Catherine street, when The staging
gave way, and hs had . fall OF about
fifteen feet. He was ssnssless when
picked mp. but q man poured about {
gallon Of water down his back and
brought him 10. Mr.. Gardner thus q.
planned matters 10 the rsportsrs:
Wall. I was up dar. an dar was de
house, an dar wa Dc scafold. an dar
We all was. I was lees DRAWN dat
brush aroun' to kill when I felt . gone
ness. Seemed I was pranein' afoun' on
do air. wild no chance to dig In my
toes"
"why didn't you fall at once. and
have the matter OF your mind !" asked
q policeman.
"why didn't I fallf Why. sab. !
was fallin' all de time. I went down
bout fifty feet head fust, an den ]
changed an went sideways. an den
I struck on one foot an boat ears. All
dis time I was doin' some powerful
thinkin', / was"
"Did you think Of oysters fried With
crumbsi' asked the reporter.
"Doan' DO talkin' dat way. boy. !
'membcred all my bad deeds while ]
was gwins down, an ! called out !
would live o better life II de shock didn't
kill me-"
In the group yas . colorsd man whose
face frightened Of these words and hs
softly asked:
"Brudder Gardner, doan' you mem.
Der de two dollars you borrowed from
me ="
"I do"
"Dsn pay than Il over. Dc shook
didn't kill you. and now begin on dat
better lifs."
"Bruddsr JONES'" solemnly replied
Gardner. ''de shock didn't kill me dead,
but befo' I pay out any money lie gwfne
to wait De result on my nervous system.
I pears to be all right. hut possumly I
may be fatally injured In some Of dc
corners and not know IL In . month.
O. lang. Bruddsr Jones. an doan' rob
de cradle an do gravel"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-18
BRONCHITIS.

From John Flag. Ksq, Of Benninztop, y. H.
"Thrss yssrs since I was very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which rrsuited In Bron.
chiiis. affecting me 90 severely a. 10 render II
dlfncult 10 speak In en- audible vo,ce. To this
was ADDED severe night sveats. and I vas fear.
fnl OF going into Q decline. After recoune TO
various remedies TO no purpose. I male nee OF
Dr.. wistar's halram OF wild Cherry. Q fes bot.
ties Of which fully restored me TO health.
since that time I have had several revere at.
tscks of cough, but the BalHam has always re-
moved them. always keep 70 by me, and
should not know how 10 do without Il"
Sold By all druErists. !
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p.p.r,sv,s Last Eve.tne,

NINE SoLp.-The property OF the Co
lumbia Mining Company was yesterday
sold at sheriff sale " satisfy = lien OF
Ionkey A smith. II was bid OF by ]. II.
Winters for the sum Of sis,396 DC, no hav-
ing a mortgage ON the property amounting
10 si3,333 81. besides $3.50 ~ accrued
interest. which had TO be statistical before
the claim Of licnholders. The Columbia
lies south and . little west OF the Daney.
HOMEOPATHIC PHrsicI,S.-The sick Of
Gold hin and vicinity will do we'll to read
tho advertisement Of DR.. N. p. Chamber
lin, homeopathic physician. published In
another column to-day. The Doctor ID
credited with being a very sknllful and
sueccssful practitioner. HIS ONCE IL ~
No. i3i Main street. Just above the rail-
road crossing. Gold Hill. Try him.
Po.rroxEp.-The day Of delinquency in
.Se matter % the present assessment Of
the DAYTON Gold and Silver Mining Com
papy i postponed until May 30th. and tho
day Of sale until June 20th. see official
notice In our advertising columns to-day
CLARENCE CoorrR writes from San
Francisco denying the assertion that he
has been arrested. lie says he has done
nothing wrong. and that his wife In Viz
ginia Is the only one he has In the world.
wn.u ,s,.,;, ~ IA,
hoS Il
Francisco. and President Of the LAZY
Washington Mining Company, !. the guest
Of u. +. Heating Of this place.
A rrw finishing touches are being put
N..haJt.t Hhureh ~ Gall
upon tns ne" 7" nsa.r,sI ~ .oo, as.
.ni,.,,s one can h. ouud.
Me- ID, thai, ,o,.,,,
shkh''As
"V ,arpr ,hparsh the esuntry. They de-
-..-s LI.--i patronage.
Tn, Mount Vernon House, Gold Hill.
wa. Yesterday sold at Sheriff. sale and bid
In by the plaintiffs In the suit n L. Jones
ct ai.' Tor s''sSa w.
Pine weather continues. The sunshine
has the effectot making inc a'ernse s',n nr
wah'
,n..,x r..,,.
srt'',- IL, Nv ~. p,..,.
Sns I,,ercs,ed members will read tho
dent
-, ,o,, Dan, charcoal with
-. a., ,,n;,, from ,h.
stealing sIv.ooo W." hen continued until
SonAnaA
~ oo,, nan
The cost J" 400 ooon-
wa,erwork, will amoun, 70 ss,Doco' a.. ~
the Tune '"e P
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-18
SENSIBLE ADVICE.

You are ssled every day through the columns
Of newspapers and BY jour druggist to use
something for Dys~psia and Liver Complaint
that ycu know nothing about. You ret de-
couragcd spending money with but little suc.
cess. Now 70 give you satisfactory proof that
GRErr's AUGUST FLOWER will cure you OF
Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint. with eli their
hsbitsal cosuvene,s. palpltation Of the heart.
hear..burn. water-br.sh, comiug mp OF iood
sfier eating. l'w spirits. ETC., We ash you 10 go
10 your orasgist asd get . sample boiile OF
0RfEs's Au0usr fLowKn for 10 teuts and try
u, or . regular size for rs cspts.. Two dos-s
will relieve you. mb30
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-18
DOWN IN SHAFT.
James 4. bailey Jumps Int the
Old L. Plata Bhaft - Distance
Oae Hundred and Fifty Feet

James E. Bailey. q man living on the
Divide. left his house Last evening at about
8 o'clock. rsmarking that he would soon
return. He went out In his shirt sleeves.
and his wifi. became alarmed a. the hours
passed and her husband did not come back.
This morning she aroused the neighbors.
and . search was commenced. No trace
Of the man was found at any Of tho police
stations and the people naturally thought
that some harm had befallen the man.
There are . number Of old shafts In the
vicinity Of Bsiley's house, and to these
they turned their attention. The old La
Plata shaft was the first one examined.
II was we'll housed In and covered.
but three boards at tho southeast corner Of
the shaft were found to have been re-
moved. A lantern WAS let down TO the
bottom. and by means Of an opsra-glAss
what Was supposed to be tho body
Of Q man was seen. Mr.. James
was let down with a rope and
Bailsy's inanimats body discovered. IL
was hoisted out and taken to the under
taking rooms Of Wilson a Brown. In vir-
giniA City, where. upon examination, ID
was discovered that the mans neck was
broken. His right wrist was out Of Joint
and his face was slightly scratched. No
other injuries were noticeable. The dis
tance fallen 10 about $50 feet.
It is supposed that Bailey deliberately
committed suicide, rs In order TO get to
the shaft II was necessary for him to
climb over the timber six feet high or
crawl under the housing surrounding 1t.
lie Was Of . very excitable temperament,
and appeared To he nearly crazy when he
was out Of employment. He wa
married only about q year ago. and the
wife he leaves behind is still quito young.
Daily was an American by birth and about
~thirty-seven years OF age. lie was very
we'll known In Gold Hill, having worked
In the Crown Point mine three or four
years. II Is thought that he was led TO
this act by being out Of work. with no
prospect Of support.
Deceased was o member OF Mount
Davidson Lodge I. o. o. r. ho will be
buried by the members Of that Lodge
next Sunday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-18
ARMED TO TIL. TEETH.

This is . very common expression. but We
think that to embeilish and preserve them to Z
ripe old sse Il decidedly more appropriate,
This can be done by keeping ,curself supplied
With . bottle OF that splendid dentifrice. Fra.
grant sOZJDONT. which will h~eautifJ the
teeth and preserve them from the rsvsges Of
decay. soZUp Mt contains no acids or gritty
substance. which injnre the enom-l. bat IL
composed a rare and anti-eptic h.rb-. which
have q beneficial effect ON the whole economy
10 the mouth. Sold by d~rugy.sts. nyiG
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CASH UP.

All parties indebted to the recent oold Hill
branch clothing stors OF jos. Bsrrsd are here
by notified that unisss thsy come forward and
rsttis forthwith they will BE- Pot 10 trouble and
est In the matter. q. n osllup, OF the e.gaf
TO receive said moneys and receipt Tor the IAN u
or the parties can settle with me 1t my stors !.
Virginia City. Prompt payment 10 d'manded
I will walt no logger. ma In
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SrrrLtSo.-Mr. Anderson, Chief En-
gineer Of the Virginia and Truckec Rail-
road Company, has hal occasion recently
to examine old notes in connection with
m. r-.,.i,. M An. Crown poin. bridge. and
h.. ..rsr,ainsj thai ,he mimi Of ROCKS AT
lie .onth end OF Inc bridy. are now
ninstesp and, thr,~e-au.rt,rs inches lower
,han In isGo Tn frnnt ~ The I,eIcber mir.
shaft the grayitation has been eighteen
inches. and about the same at the Delcher
works Inc point hfst Apo's-men,rontu
Crown Point bo,anzs was taken out. Ths
other points are above the slopes 81 the
Bslcher.
g O. H.. ...,,
Thk SOCIAL io-N'""''- .
strawberry festival to be given by the
D.pyh,er. NJ tho Rebekah nj Virginia, for
| tho benefit Of some destitute and needy
Of our people cemmcnce. this even
ma r. y ,aasas ~ niessanto.t en-.
..s,sim.n,. ~ r. t,nJ ,ysr given in
S,n.a.san Is, al sho in, 10 b.vs
- ,iss..,, aim. AMI tcel that thew airs
| Joinc . Genuine act OF kinln,ss. be sure
TO attend.
TuaEx Rms DRokES.-G. Il. Dodge, q
teamster driving for @. Ogg. was hurt al
IN. Jus,ieo min Yesterday. In driving
mn 10 The ore chute he was caught between
| the chute and the wagon box. Three ribs
were crushed In before the team could be
STOPPED; Thu injured mar was nronsh'
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SAN Francisco. May $50 p. n

SAN fRASoIsco. May $50 p. u.
Mexican-5a.
CaliforniA-T
Best 4 Belcher-ilh, ia
Yellow Jacket-5S
Sierra Nevada 30.
Gould a Curry-5a, 81
Overman-i2a ia
Erchequcr-2s
Union Con-2h, 80
Bullion-3h
Impsrial-55c. zoe
Crown Points, 81
savags-2h
Con. virgini%2GS. &c
Best a Belcher-iia, n b5
C~hollar-1i
CAlifornir-27
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a CARD.

To all vho are suffering nom the errors and
indiserstions Of youth. nervous weskness. early
de. ~, loss Of manhood. etc- I will send .
receipt that win cure you. PRE- or cnlnax.
This great rsmeiy vss discovered BY Q n is-lon-
ary In south America. send q self-sddfessed
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH 7. NxAN.
station d. Bible Houss, New York City.
misc On
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GO TO CAHBN'S

ToR CHOICE CLIO ,Rs OF TIE FINEST
: imported or domestic varieties. including
the Gem Of Gold Hill, which 10 the best bil
Cigar In the State
90 To CAHEN's.
For MEERScHkUM PIPKs, Cigar Holdsrs.
rtnest cutlsfy; Paying c,-ds. Ysnkss Motions.
Nuts. and all that sort OF thing
60 To CAHEN-8.
vcr FRENCH CANDIES. the best 10 the
90 TO CAHEN-s.
For HRKsH YRUfrB, a mestie OF troplrsl,
In thsir reason. ffom Q Peanut OF Q Banana 10
sIms " Q Visit msiof-
60 TO CAHENs.
For CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS, 10.
cluding the q ieblted .. Pear" whisky, OF The
eenuins Fr~oeh Champagne. o. vhof sa,s ty
retail GO tn CAIIEn'1.
Main itreet, Gold HIN.
nifm opposite Mayrard's Bloch.
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STOCKHOLDERS Mrrriso.-Ths annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Silver
Hill Mining Company will be held on the
2sth VI the present month. at the Office Of
tho company in San Francisco. Zee OIL
cial notice in our advertising columns
to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-18
IRON A DISTINGUISHED JUnIsr,

~ have tried the PrRuvrAx srHrs. and the
result faily ~sustains your prediction. IL has
mads 3 new man OF me Infused Into M sys-
tenn new vigo. and energy. ! an no loossr
trsmulons and dsbiliisied - vhen you last
saw me. but .ironger. hear.ier, aud with larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical, than
a. any time during the last I've yssrs." cold
By all drugatsts.
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raR PALACE EArlNG STAND.

For . roast OF beef uneieeiird In Storey
county. 70 10 Thomas Heiron's Eating Stand.
in the Palace Sal, on. No. : North O str Of,
Virginia city. Presh oystsrs 81 all hour In
svsry style. Tory miners always on hand q
night. For tasty, home style Of cooking. and
the beet ard frcsi sst Of eli that the marksts
Try II. apis n
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STo So,thsrn ps,,e. IAN IA
50 Manhattan ~
$50 General Thomas. 2c
eio Grand Prize. 4.
$50 Jefferson, lsc
10 Noioc. 3S-s
q, Pwnir. Ifsho aAr
10 GalSsn cssrso. IL IN
NJ Lrsds' 800. 10,
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,,-s ~ \ ps,sns, ios ,oI ma ,o,. ,au
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los Con vi,,,,l. asa a,x rs ,,x an N
2sr0 Csiifcrnis- 90 M asS .ao- "a. "a
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AZ AZ ~
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Yos Onh,, : az
az o cpn,r. s:s, =, .o
sis nS.sm.n n. !. AZ go
so Bsichsr' !. si,
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80 csol,., p,,o., ,ox N ,s.oo
40 csistanis IA g.
40 , .hsau., q a.
$3.50 imp~r,ai' se' tsc. soc bio
SIS Justtce. 4 10. tS.ts
aD MeIiean, 81
as Hale 4 Norcros-.a
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o. u.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Dsnk Of califor.
MA, ood Hill, keeps constantly on hand oil
schaum pipes, nuts, candles. hns cutlery. and
tors md hncy eoods Of all kinds. sp1s N
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The Pschsee- Wirrinsen Contsss.

Wi4EtnSou Coutssss
NEW Yolx. Nay fs.-A Times editorial
says . ~lons-continued contest Of tho eer-
tihcate Of election In tho Fourth Congress.
sional District Of California 10 intended 10
make . prima facis case for the Democratic
Clerk Of the House. Pscheco WAS declared
elected 70 Congress by . small majority.
20 small that wigginton thought hs could
destroy II BY carrying the case into the
courts. After q long contest the courts
decided In favsr Of Pacheco. Now Wig
ginton serves notice on Pacheco that he
stu claims the seat. The Governor, who
grants tho certificate. Is Q Democrat, but
the Judicial decision compels him TO grant
II to tho Republican contestant. In such
an emergency Clerk Adams, who claims
extraordinary powers will be happy TO put
Wigginton's name on the House roll.
Asstasa's Governor vindieatsd.
wisHrSoroS. Nay ls.-Tho President.
aftsr examining the charges and COM
plants against Governor Potts Of Mon
tans. and the answer thereto. has dismissed
them. The facts OF the case. as repre-
sented to the President by Potts. who Is
now here, show that the attack grew out Of
personal matters only. An examination
Of every alleged Official dersliction OF Potts
has led to his complete vindication. 30
far from injuring the credit Of the Terri.
tory. - alleged. the financial condition Of
Montana 10 represented 10 be better than
that Of any Territory In tho Union. and
that under his administration the credit
OF tho Territory has been established and
Territorial warrants increased In valuo
from 90 10 S7t cents on the dollar.
An Editor Arrested.
MEnPnis. Tenn, Nay &c. q. Now
maa. editor Of tho Pine Blum, Arkansas.
PSss'. was arrested last night on tho ar
rival Of tho Little Rock train. On . tsle-
gram from Governor Miller. that Newman
had gone TO Memphis 10 ilght . duel with
Mayor Reynolds. Of Pine Blnff. Newman
was put under bonds In the sum Of 81 900
10 keep the peace, hut II Is understood that
Reynolds and his friends left Pine Blur
on q steamboat for Terrine. Mississippi,
aad thar tho duel will come OF nj that
place tomorrow morning.
a Negro Ficnd.
ARLINGTON. KY, May i7.-Ycsterday
afternoon Eli Pyle, q sixteen .year-old ne
gro boy living near here. attempted to
outrage tho wife Of his white employer, @.
II. Pyle. q respected citizen. Failing In
this, he beat her aud. supposing her dead.
threw her into o cistern. The water being
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TOWN TRUSTEES.

A Psraa.sns OrEaai.asie. Ensessa
&C. Q. asevssson, President Of
the nssrd-w. q. Hyde. Tswa
Cierk-J. NJ. Harris, rewa A.
sersey Bends or Treasurer asd
hsrshai ApPrevsd-oshsr Nat
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Laou's KAr.Anos mskss bssusifal. tsssy.
hxuriant haif; prsvsnts IL falling out % tuss-
ing cray. 10 hes stood The tsst d fsrty yea
y eharmingiy psfumsd. ed has n rtvaL.
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A FAVORABLE NoroRIRry.

The good rspuistion Of Browns Bronchial
Trochss for the relief Of coughs. colds and
throat diseases, has given them . favorable
noioriety. 10
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CrGARs

imported Pumsreieas. Bouqusts. ssntisxos;
two for twenty-five ccntsi the best and CHEAPEST
cigars In the stats. Call AMI Try them Of Bum.
msrneld's, Main street. Opposite Jonss' drug
story, myio
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-18
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
a Mas Cut Completely Ia Two BY u
Passing Train.

About $50 o'clock this afternoon q
man was run over in the Fort Home.
stead tunnel by . wood train which was
passing up to Virginia ani instantly
killed. being cut completely in two,
above his hips. Tho body was found
by q man who was coming through the
tunnel Immediately after the train had
passed. The lower portion 81 the body
lay inside the rail and the upper por-
ton outside. tho man having either laid
or fallen directly across the rail. II was
In the darkest part Of tho tunnel. about
midway, and neither the engineer no any
one else on the train knew Of tho sal
fatality. The man was apparently
about thirty.five years Of age, and Is
said TO have been In the employ Of the
Railroad Company for some years past.
and recently discharged. We are inform
ell that no has been drinking to excess for
the last day or two, and perhaps may have
committed suicide. We had no time To
learn his name nor any further particulars
before going to press.
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tsrsorAL DnrArcHrs TO TIE Coin HrLL
DAILY Nxws.l
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-07-12
TURKo-RUssIAN A

q CoNsrYNTINoPLE, July 3.-Sinee; the af-
fair at Zewen the Turks sent out scouts in
every direction who brought back the intel
ligence that the Russians were retreating
both on the road from Soghanlu and that in
the Enphnates valley. The siege Of Kars
was almost raisea'in consequence of Turk
ish successes
The return,of Il son of Schamyl to Con-
stantiuople is announced and it seems as if
the Turks had become convinced Of the use
lessness of. the efforts to spread confusion
and insurrection.
CHICAGO, Julyv3.-The liter Oceans Lon
don cable says that the arrival of the Brit
ish fleet at Beseka just now shows that the
Cabinet are keenly alive to British interests,
and intend carrying out the plan foreshadr
owed';n Sross's speech. The Standard hints,
Of other moves ~contemphteaE England
can't control the Eastern question single
handed. but the government viii never SUP
render. the right to- watch oyer all opera
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TRE A

Messrs- Roster & Bal, proprietors of the
Tribune rum shop, were served on Weefnes-
day with notice to appear before Justice
Smith, in the Yombs Police Court, at 3
o'clock M Monday afternoon next, to an
swer the charge OF unlawtully selling liquor
to be drank on their premises. This is also
the time set down for the trial of the Ex-
else Commissioners. Lawyer Mundy says
that Messrs. Roster g. Bial were arrested,
but Mr.. Bial denies this. He adds that the
officer who requested them to appear show
ed no warrant of arrest nor other legal doc
ument. Nevertheless they intend TO go to
court Is to see the fun" MIR. BEeA laughing
ly showed the following letter addressed to
Roster & Bal: Nml Hst "e
Your license does not permit YOU to sell
any hinef of Intoxicating liquor to be drank
on the premises. Is you will thus. sell, you
do so at yobsr peril. In a perfectly friendly
spirit i propose to- try and chose up your
bar. Ii is an outrage on the fair, name aad
fame of Horace Greeley. The founder Of the
Tfibu7s would turn in his coffin if he knew
that the sacred spot, where he labored for
the cause of humanity was profaned by be-
ing coverted into a place where thousands
OF thurman beings are poisoned every day.
Yours kindly, ,ieas VIM. II. MUNDY.
IT understand that you are willing to
sell out for $50yD00a" the reporter inquired"
l" Yes any tinae-any time, for half that"