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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10
atAeeling &eglster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Index 10 Dew Advertisements.
Rag Carpets-G. Mendel,' Booth q 70.
Oftal-List, Davenport i Parks.
Spring Styles-Harpers.
First Stated Sale OF Paintings
Hutchins' Art Store.
Doddrldgs's Notes-City Book Store
Letter List.
Undertaking-Zink Il Son.
Cheap Printing Head OF Local.
Envelopes Head of Local
Soup Lunch-Union Restaurant.
Proclamation.
P.L. A. D. NJ. G.. Notice.
Cheapest House in the City.
Netice-R. Ii. Sweeney.
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Go SEE another heavy reduction in
Carpets and Dry Goods at corner Main
and Twentieth streets J. w. FERREL.
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GREAT bargains in ladies shoes, At
L. Y. BLoNp's.
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FoR SALE

4 7 THIS OFFICE. AT LIZ ~ tbs
"a discount. an order for boatu ,Sb.1
honongahels House, Pittsbuyh-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, February 9.-MosEY-
2@8S per cent, closing at "a per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4@6 per cent.
Customs receipts s2l4.O00. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Clearlngs
S22, OO0OUO. Sterling easy at 4s6f@4so'
GoLD-Opened at 1865, with sales dur,
ing the day at 1861. Carrying rates q
to 4 per cent
SILvER-At London unchanged; here
1904, greenbscks; 1881, gold; silver CON-
4c discount. ~,
GovKRNMEsTs-Steady.
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No MARRIAGE licences issued ycster.
day
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MARDI GRAs day approached.
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THE Jsps Monday.
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RUsTNESs STAND FOR REyr

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FATAL MINING ACCIDENT.
I've Mss Kan into ths sheaves-
Jshn Msyie Fatally I~Djured-A
Marrow Escape.

AT half.past 5 o'clock yesterday evening
. cage at the Savage mine containing John
Noyle and Matt. Eddy was hoisted up into
the sheaves. Moyle received injuries from
which he died . few hours later. Seeing
that the cage was going mp into the sheaves.
Moyls either jumped of, or his head
struck the sheave and knocked him OIL.
Whether he jumped Of or was knocked of.
be fell upon tho railing Of the middle ON.
partment OF the shaft. breaking his right
thigh and right arm Just above the elbow.
and sustaining bal bruises or the side Of
his face and head. besides the breaking
Of his right arm there was q compound
dislocation Of the elbowSoint.
In his struggles after falling to the floor
Nozzle was about rolling into tho middle
compartment Of the shaft. when q work
man who happened IN be near rushed for
ward and caught him. Had he fallen into
the compartment he would have gone 10
the bottom Of tho vertical shaft, where he
would have been dashed to pieces.
Matt. Eddy stuck to the cage until II
stopped in the sheaves and escaped almost
unhurt, merely receiving . slight scratch
ON one Of his shoulders. The cage was
very little damaged. only the bonnet or
shield at the top being broken.
Medical assistance WAS called. but moth
ing could be done for Moyle's relief. The
injured man was taken TO his room at the
house of Mr.. Tyrrell. near the reservoir
VI tho water company, to the eastward OF
the Divide. lie was unconscious from the
time no was lifted from the fioor and After
being taken IN his room rAved inces-
sanity. TOSSING about and wrenchtng his
broken and bleeding limbs In q terrible
manner
Tho accident occurred at the time when
the engineers were changing shifts. Mr..
Mitchell. who hal In engine when the 40
cident happened. hal Just come ON TO take
his shift. The finger Of the dial. by
means OF which the raising and lowering
of the cage IL regulated, makes about one
revolution AMI . half while the cage IL
passing the length Of the shaft. When
Mitchell took the engine tho finger OF the
dial Was at the same point where u would
have been had the cage been at the bob
pit. some forty feet from the bottom OF the
shaft. having assembled till the finger OF
the dial hal made one revolution. Thus,
looking at the dial and not observing the
amount OF rope on the reel, he turned on
q full head Of steam. and the cage was out
at the top Of the shaft and almost mp into
the sheavcs before he saw that anything
wa wrong. AL occurred in such . short
space Of time that II was impossible TO
stop the cage after IL was seen that II was
going into the sheaves.
Mr.. Mitchell Ia n man who never drinks,
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Kentucky, who claims that be knows
Osman Pasha Of the Turkish army, q
has corrcsponded with him sinoo DO en-
torcl the Turkish service. He says
OsInan Pasha IL not General Bazaine'
late Marshal Of tho French army a.ssre-
ported. but that be Is q native OF Hawkins
county, Tennessee, and that his name
ID Il. Crawford. lie commanded .
regiment OF artillery during the late
civil war, aiterward entered the
service Of the Liberal Government
Of Mexico. and was made General Of 4 d.
vision. He finally quarrelled with Presi.
dent Juarez and returned to the United
States, and residsd for several year, near
Philadelphia. He Afterwards entered the
service Of the Khedivo Of Egypt. and was
transferred 10 the service OF the Sultan
and commanded the Turkish army st
Plevna.
LoSpos. Sept. "a correspondent at
parctin says the Turks left bat very few
wounded ut Pslishat. and only about 800
dead. Their losses could b better Judged
by the number Of knspsacka with which
the ground was strcwn In frontof the Rus
sian trenches. IL was Q desperate attack
and . desperate resistance. The attack
seems TO have been we'll directsd. and was
made NO suddenly and with such violence
that the Russian redoubt WAS taken almost
BY surprise the frst time. II was taken
almost before Cen. Seotaf know the attack
had begun.
pAroux, Sept. 4.--The Turks have svsc.
uated Sukum Raleh.
Death Of ThisPs.
LONDON. September - Tho attack
which carried OF ex.Prcsidsnt Theirs vas
what IL known In France ~ apopleIic fou-
~druoysnce. Hs was apparently In good
health In the morning. and took his usual
WALL. After lunch be felt symptoms OF
iilnsss, which speedily developed into an
apoplectic at. He remained unconscious
aud died apparently without pain. No
event abort Of Q coup d'etat or . Com.
munist rising could have created 30 pro-
found an impression.
Throughout France It's effect on the pres.
emit political crisis cannot be weighed.
asmbetta Ia now without . rival In the
~Itepubiican party, but his advanced views
arc % alarming To the left center that the
Republican party - . whole will probably
seek 10 countersct the evil effects OF Theirs
removal by putting forward 0rcvy, 81.
President Of the Chamber Of Deputios, ~
Q candidate for the succession 10 tho Pres
idency In the event Of President ManhA-
hons retirement.
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noscnEk.s GERMAN ryRup

Can nov be purchased right at home; iti' the
most successful prepa rat Oh ever inirsduedt 70
our psopie. u works like q charm In al cases
Of Consumption, p~neumonis. Heinorrhsgcs.
Asthma, severn Coughs. Group and all other
Throat and Lung Disesses. NO person hassvrr
used this me iio ne without getting linniediste
relief. yet there Or . great many poor. sum-.
with q suspieions cough. AID the uoiee OF con.
sumption coming firm their lungs, that Will
no, iry n. n ron die. u IL your " fsult. %
yuu can 70 10 your druggist and get . sample
bottle fos 10 cents and try u: thrse do~ts vii
relieve an, case. Regular size tnly u cents.
ssA Am
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BRONCHITIS.

From John Fiaes. Esq.. Of Bennington. y. NJ
"Tnrss ysars since I was ven much rsduesd
with . dreadful cough. which resuitsd In bron'
chitis. affecting me 90 severely - to render u
dlnaeuit to speak In IN audibls voics.. 10 this
wss add-d severe night swrats. and ] waa tsaf'
fal of going Into . decline. Altar recourss 20
yahous remedies TO no purpose. ! made uss OF
Dr, wlstar's nstsam Of Wild Cherry. . foe bot
iles Of which fully pestored me 10 health.
since that time I have had several severn a.
tack OF cough, but the Bs,sam has alwa)s ~.
moved them. Alwsys keep. u BY ne, ana
should not know how Ia d0 without ~
Soil by all druggists.
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seadiss is Away.

Another heavy shipment Of bullion fro"
Aha com,tock was male last Saturday
evening. This is mentioned incidentally.
We gave the figures Of tho shipment
Yesterday. The bottom Of the treasure
ear wa. covered with gold and silver TO
the dsp,h OF eight inches. IL Was . raw
;.hinr .icht, and the man In the car win
hellish de.ign left the door open; 90 Ghai
The crowds around the depot could view
The tempting display. Many were the
i,nying rIances cast al that pile OF bricks
ihat average q little over st,Ooo eaen.
Every man who held . share Of eea.pn,
dated Virginia or Californi. stock iei' mat
hs hal an ipteres. In those bricks.
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VACANT PI.ACRs

In the dental ranks viii never oc:ur u yo1 an
particular with your teeth. and eleanss them
every day with that famous iooih.wash, zozo'
DON'T. frum youth 10 old age " viii isep
the enamel ppvtless md uniinpaired.. Ths
teeth OF perAons Who use z0zJLOSr have Z
pcarll,ke whlieness. aud the gums . los-sts
sweet and iragnnt. 10 10 eompestd OF rare
antisep,ic herbs and 10 entirely free nom the
Objectionable n l%niurious tngredienr OF
Tooth pastes etc.
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ssr..s asssasiss..
lsr rus a. y =. IslsaaAru uss.i

Isr rus. a. AND p. IslsaaAru uss.l
IAN rRAscrco. Sept. i-2:i3 p. N.
Justice, "a. iis, l3's
Bullion. 7S,7S
Justics, 13k
California. 2sh
Yellow Jacket. iOt
Excheluer. e.
Con. Virginia. S2A, 81
Best a Belehsr, is'.
Justice. II
California. 2sk
Ophir. ia, i7s
Justice. l5h, 49,
Ov~rmzn, -
Gould & Garry. o.
Hale a Norcross. q, c.. g.
Exehcquer. c.
Belcher. o.
Mexican. iOs
Savage. 7h.s
Grand Prlze. 49,. 49,
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Tn. Moaun,.n,a,s.

Al a regular meeting Of Monumental
Engine Company, No. G. held in Virginia
City last evening. tho following officers
were elected for the ensuing term Prcsi.
dent. Hugh Kennedy Foreman. John
Rush; First Assistant, j. II. Hubs /;
Second Assistant. John kinnis Recorl-
ing Secretary, John Barclay; Financial
Secretary, j. II. Hubs (re-elected) ;
Treasurer. Charles Ziegler lre-elected);
stewat, William Mcfarland tre-electejr;
Trustees, W.. II. Ryan. John Brady. u.
Burke. Sine Gallen aud John Barclay.
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rspEcIAL ATTENTION iiKRK.

Notice the "star Remedies" Dr.. Van
Dykes "AntLbiiious Cure" b prefssred 70 oil
other d,speptIc medielnes- first. 10 dses not
grlpe. Second, 10 does not nauseats. Third.
u Il pleasant W taste and snell.
"Trout OIL Ointment 4" 10 prepared nom LAke
Tahoe Trout, and 10 The beet Liniment IN TIE
world for Rheumaiism, NeurSua and eprains;
20 10 Jour druggist. g.t . sample setus o.
bottle AnilbtiiOus Cure. one dollar. asisi ~
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banner Brothers. & street, Virginia.
the enterprising and wide-awake clothing
dealers Of Virginia City. give notice that
they are still alive, and that they
are prepared To struggle with all oppo-
nents In the clothing warfare. These gen.
tiemen sell goods at ~ reasonable . figure
that II IL q sin for a man To wear his old
clothes. They simply make \ man
ashamed Of himself for not dressing like .
lord Of the realm. All grades Of furnish.
ing goods are supplied. Underwear and
dno white shirts are made u specially.
Call In and see them.
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In Gold Hill. q In other places on the
Pacific Coast. the Chinese engage In gam.
bling. They do not always conhne them
selves to the games Of their native q
try. Many Of them arc excellent poker
players. and do not ioar to enter the Lists
against tho Caucasian players. All Chico
IL rcckoned one Of the best m~snipulators
among the heather crew. lie plays his
cards close up 70 his breast, and calculates
with great accuracy the comparative value
of "pairs." thrces" and "fulls." 30
strong a player IL be that many . man has
been caused to swear that Bret Harte was
not the only man ruined by Chinese
cheap labor" The other day he was In .
game with onsof Gold Hill's young sports.
whom We will ell Jimmy Barton. The
Chlnaman Lad tao jacks. while the young
fellow held . pair Of tens. Both came In
and both drew thar " msn." Then bet
ting commenced. II Was the youths INIT
saw, and no SHE'D . IS piece Into tho mid
de OF the ring. The Mongolisn raised y
IS. Then Jimmy raised hack 81 75-ah
the o he had In front Of him. "Calle
you; what hap got p said John. "Three
tens" said Jimmy. displaying his HAND
and makinga motion 10 take down the pot.
owha's . malta your You claxyf Mo
ketchum thles check |" said tbs leather
colored gentleman. - his long, bony nm
gers clutched the coin. The crowd on tne
outside set up . derisivs laugh. q young
Barton filed . petition In bankruptcy.
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The Great war tn she Enss.
LONDON, September s.-A correspondent
describing . visit to schipka Pass on Fri.
day last says: suleiman Pashs has sbsn.
doncd the attempt on the Russian position
anil marched away from the ne~ighborhood
Of schipLa. Some say he Is still at Kazau-
iik. aud Others that he 10 searching for an.
other pass. I belisvc he Is cngaged In try.
ing 10 ~roorganize his shattered forces.
There remain still confronting the Rus
SLAMS q few battailons Of Egyptians, with
some cannon on tho nights. and . few more
miscellaneous bsttalions In tho village Of
| Schipka. Several Russian achievements
have been marched back. and General Ne
| pokoitschitzky, Grand Duke Nieholas'
| chief 81 staff. was returning from his visit
10 the pass. quito relieved and satisfied
with tho condition Of things.
CoSsrASrrSoPLr. Sept. 0. = Sulsiman
Pasha telegraphs from 6chipks Pass: Can
nonading began again on Saturday and
continued on Sunday. A prisoner states
that tho effective strength Of the most Of
| the Russian battalions has been reduced
by onc.haif. The Bulssrians also suffered
cruelty.
LONDON. September ga Vienna dis.
patch says The report that buleiman
Pasha was acting under imperative orders
from Constantinople In pressing the a..
tack on tho Russians In tho SchipkA Pass
Is empbatically denied. He receives full
credit In Constantinopls for his earlier
operations, but In renewing tho attack
over again he Ia deemed to havo not only
made a useless sacrifice Of excellent troops.
but also 10 have acted contrary 10 orderr.
according 10 which operations on that side
were 10 have been. at least In the first In
stance. merely Q demonstration On . large
scale 10 attract the Russian forces. An
order has been sent 10 Bulsiman Pasha 10
desist from his attempts for the present
and 10 follow In future moro closely tho
instructions received from Mshemst All
Pasha.
ooN o RUSSIA.
NEW YoRK, Sept. "A 7;mss London
special says II il becoming quite up.
parent that friends Of Russia In high
quarters In England are using their In.
Auencc In favor Of peace. There IL q
strong feeling that Russia, for . time 81
least. and so far Is this years campaigns
are concerned has peen Dsdiy Desteh
thai her responsibility IN commencing tho
war !, " more serlons e,ery uay'
and also tnAt otne. aansen pesines inrk.
isn ,yonen .h,s suAa hor ~.
tnougnI' uhner .neso Nv. ~ -. ~
she may ~ nmPer nv spe
goou onless .. o.no, 1871 M
49,, ina Turs.v iii, A. a., ,hs,
uon v,ns ns. ,orcss.,or. Th.
cou,u ~ ,eIu" ~. not .T..,.a H.
rnIsis" .anS. :, In..,. siona h,,t IL
hnsi',m ,,arsrcc on M ,rihntsrv
nan ~ ,r,ss.~ a.rvis ,"w hc.l.
provinces 80. ~. ~.
tatrs 70 ..As -. m.,nm. - Gn'sa ~ ~.
pan'y Mn, ~ Tnrh.y 4. ohsci.I .nd
ns .n i..ni, r.grst. hsvinv an.
u1 ~ 49, co-rrssnnndsnto ~.
T 1Sa ~ i,nchsre., SAW Prince Chsrles'
.m 4. a. a ,sr,;bic condition III.sss
anil unpaid and scourged with typhus
fever and d~ysentery, which are raging In
our mi Cart loads Of corpses arc
buried daily. Their hospital stores arc
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A CARD.

To all Who are mfe'iag from the errors and
lndiierstions Of youth. nervous weshneas. early
decay. loss OF manhood. tts. ! will send Q
noelpt that will cure you, YREE o. CHANCE.
This great remedy was discovered BY y is-ion.
arr IN South America. rend . self-addressed
envelope 10 the Rkv. JOSEPH r. iNNAN.
station d, nible Tiouse. New York CITY.
mimi Gm
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rax PALACE gArINa STAND.

Fur . roast Of beef uneseelled In Storey
county, no 10 Thomas Hsffrn'. Eating stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. ! North O strct,
Virginia city. Presh oyptsr ct all hour In
sysry style. Forty miners alwsys on hand q
nlghf. for tss'y. home style OF cooking. and
anord, the Palace Eating stand has no supsrios.
Try u. ap's m
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WAS NE POISONED ?
THE cIRCuMsrAxcEs OF ". e.
L.swrs' DEATH.

Tea ssd 0ae-half 0saias of Opium
Prescribed ~ Dr.. zssgsrls-He
MAKES Csstraatetesy ssateoests
-Opinisas by Osher fhysieians
An Inquest 20 be Held.
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TIE PASSION Is saida Western man
will gamble on anything from the turn
Of . card to the jumping Of a frog. Illus
,~r.,,x. Of this a NEws reporter yesterday
ssv 4 In Gold Hin who onersd "
80 thst there wasn't . man In town vno
could ride his broneho down HILL NO
takers.
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MON A prsrINeursnED JuRIsr.

81 h.ve tried the prnuyiAs SNIP and the
result fully pustains Jour prvdIetio7. II has
made 3 new mar OF ne Injured Into my sys
tenn new vigor and energy. ] am no logger
~trrnnuioas and dsbiiitaied ~ when YIN last
saw me, but stronger. hesrhef. and with larger
caiaclty for labor, mental and physical. than
It any time during the Last I'VE years." sold
by all druggists.
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a. n. GALLUP.

o. u. oALLrr. opposite the Bank Of caiifor'
MIA. Gold mn, keeps constantly on hand I'll
fav,r,te brands Of Imported C.sary. ohoicc bit
cigars. all ii. de 81 chewing tobacco. meef.
sshaum pipes, nuts, candies. fne CUTLERY. and
tors and iancy grois Of all Kinds. sp7s m
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Monetary.

Nrw yoEK. Sept. al a. N.
CurroDey. 9s,. @97s.
silver, th@ia.
Trades. 9iet95.
Gold opened at 3SQ3t.
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o REPORT.
San Francisco noarst.

Last KvxStxo.
$50 Meadow Valley. 81. sc
io Raymond 4 Ely. isk. Ism. 10
$40 Knreka Coz a. t1s
SO Jackson. On
% phenix. ec
80 Rye Pateh.A
$50 Leopard. l -. y
I7S0 ella, I %. les
1870 Panther. I 10, la
Sas Northern Belle. Is
$40 Husrsy. eoc. SIC
- Manhattan. iox. foh
$40 De Frees. ~. Z Is. AZ
80 brand prizs. n. isk. iex. iss. isS. II.
100 South b<rxeloGA.
ST1 Arreafs. IN, I 20. N. 20
0is5 Navajo. ~. l IS. l u. is5
80 Grand csDtrsl.i
$50 Endowment. IN
Ga Nodoc. s5e. s0c
LOO New coso. Sc. tN
800 Minnistta Belle. ~. I ~. 10
go ooiden Chariot. SIC
50 kmpire lldaho,. ~
8: $ Y IN. ~ s s:ms:,.sy.nss.
1870 ksehsausf. S.Ts.1
30 Dayton. coc
SIS Bsshsr. ek, s..s u
rs r.shi ns :isS.m.
10 Rock Island. 2oe
700 Nev York. 80. toc. Sc
is3 OccidsstAi.l
100 Dardanelles.
iC65 Alta.S
10 Lady w~sAhinstoa, ~. I 70 81
lisa ko~sath. 3oc. ss
Al Andes, s3c. $40
is25 Lsvlathan. IS
SO south Justice. ~. ! ~, Is
500 Coo. Virginia. II. 5sS
ioss Crown Point, ~, te.tatS
no North Con. Virginia. toc. te
40 irospest. 2Sc
ia Trolsn. ssc. zoe
80 re,tDaa, fs.fD
80 Sold silver. Z al. 4 al ~
10 nsnton. Sc
la io- scsles. Sc. 3oe
NJ rssi a B>lehsr. 10. isS. 49,. 10
40 ls,bv jacket. liz, us. II.
as Ja.res: II. IN. n'., iis. is.. isS. Ia.
ascii;isal.. %. ,sv. Yss
run soHSrsa.
gsOyhir. nv. IN. IL.
asS Mexican. i0s. 10.
SIS 0ou d and nrry. ". ~. 81
t33 Hest and bsleh-f. lsA, lsk. Isl
as California. asx.9
30 savage. IL. 4, sbS.s
s0s Con. Virginia, 3ls, -. 31s
ixD BALE . Norcr %. o. ~ es. $50
I'D chollar poto-i. 90. IS. san
rs Crown Point. 4 ~. t2
TO Yenos Jacket, n. 10y. ioS
ts0s Imperial. s5c, soe. sse rs, SIC ho
"a Ksntuet. 81
lai6 bsleher, O. s's.es
10 Utah. l2k
rs KIehequer.f
10 Seq beiehef. 20
sos ovsrman. Is. "a. atk. 2tS
$40 Justica itx. ik. u, itS. i3s. bs. is,
i3S. iss, t3k ID
aso Csi.dsnia. . 20, = a. ) %. : so.t
SSs Union CON-. So. 81. q. sx.sN
isf0 Julia. I ~. I IS. ! -. I
600 silver Htl. . 10, HAS
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strno TrxSyL--During the wees ena-
ing ON september lat tho header OF the
sutro Tunnel WAS driven sixsy'nino 'es''
mailing the total length Of the nnnei IL
VOC feet. Only 27s feet more male during
,Ss mcnth-Iuite . falling on IN the
sssr.es daily progress heretofore male.
m. ~onsntity Of wafer flowing ont o. IN.
,nnpsi Is equal to sis'y.three miners
inches.
c,yrArS JAck's BESrrrr.-Thoronsn
,o,s,ar.,ions for tho testimonial dement,
az CAPTAIN Jack Crawford have been mAde,
.rhs event will take place In Naiion,i
Gnsri Hall, Virginia. next Lnntsusi
evening. Tho play will be c.reiuII! An.
Correctly presented. Do not fail 70 gu,
.ictet. deserved seats may r. see"'s'
Ash. bookstore IN Virginia City.
On rur snr.-Yes'erday afternoon -
lar, Of Justice and 0phir bullion were
5,mpei ON . nat car and sent nense 70
he csr,on Mint 10 have tho gold ana 81,
var sItrsetsd. the former 70 be coined INC
double ssslss and the latter 10 - mn"
into fns bars. s.
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o.,.,,.,r. las, nventas.
Virxtsia sehsets.

A announced by the Nrws, the schools
81 Virginia City opsnei yesterday MORN
ing at . o'clock. The tsaehers were in at
tendance promptly. and recorded the AT
.uu,.r.a of the pupils a. follows:
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MN \

Sudden change. Of climate are sources 81
Pulmonary ard bronchial Affections. Take q
once Browns bronchial 1'roches. ie. the Cold.
Cough or Irritation Of the Throat hs over 20
aliohl
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Three Men Lynehed.
EUROPE.

fsrruAL Dr.rArcHrs TO u ooLp IInI
DA 1T NEwa.l
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The Unifsrm.

1t is suggested that the ride teams en-.
gagged in shooting contests hereafter. will
observe the new rule Of tho National Ride
Association. which says "In oil compe-
titions confined to military organizations.
competitors shall shoot in the authorized
uniform Of their corps. including waist
belt" Whatever may be said agains. this
rule, u must be admitted that tho teamso OF
the different companies will present more
Of q military appearance than they do
while struggling around in citizens dress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-04

LsoH's KA,aAIaos mskes besutifai. glossy.
luxurlsnt hair; prevents IT. FILLING out or turn
fng srsy. u hs. stool the test 81 forty years.
) c~harningly penumed. and hiss no rival
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CouSrs TKrAsunrR's sr,rssrsr'-The
mon,biy statement Of the County Treasnr'
or OF storey county for August wh'ei, hAs
ms, been fled with the County Auditor
.hoxs amounts In the different a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-04

LounvrLLr, Sept. a. The Courier
Joar~ai this morning publishes . letter
from L. B. wicklifs Of MI Warrington,