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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
THE GRAIN TRADE.

49, LONDON. March IL. 1877.
british corn trade says The supply Of English wheat
Condition t sna ss. Gsss
lar and slightly lower for all bu, the finest Imports
again been Hs Of s ssa%
tho and @n rsuF" auan mis Of Wheat s
from Atlantic ports Germany has been exporting wheat
spring mig M "asey ,Sa, our imports viii Se sensiSy
% Ss s s" :n sspsf
The importation ef East Indian whe.. continues steadily
not lost ground IN the opinion Of mlcrs. Operations
s:ss A s9 .Nssa .Ssa P S..
been IL fair request some transactions for spring ship
"ss ' sss' ~Sea ."s has sGs
ross has eea.sd exercise an fleet se
upon our own or the principal Europesn markets There
%c ss.ioa. r%s. The un'ssd k, Ss,E"s.
have bssn really absorbed Liverpool taking the lioas
,h increase in supply has been BY healthy trade
ally reduce the quantity passars and this viii probably
excite inquiry as to the from which require
me is later on are TO be made up
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, March I2-5P.M.
"x %SF sales y s ssa At
delivery cssa npand. low a@dd"s clause shipped Feb
IrvsnrooL. March 1915 SOP NJ.
Prodnce. Refined petroleum. l3sd per gallon. Common
LONDON. March 12-Evcning.
LONDON. March 1852. NJ.
Produce Spirits of turpcntIne at POS per cwt.
ANTWERP. March II. 1877.
Petroleum at 30 iaG for fine pale American.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT
LIVERPOOL, March IL, 1877.
Pork-Easern dull at los Western dull 6ls Bacon
Cumberland cut dull ut 3ds short rib dull 3ss long
cut d" q" a. Shoulder. ' an at as Bssa
dull Ut s6s extra dull ut 99s prime duh
at los. Lard-Prime Western dull ut AIS. I'D. Tnow-
Prime city steady ~ 4Os. rurpentneSpirs duh 2ss
Rosin- Common steady ut 5s. ID. fine dali los
cnsrse American choice Nrmcr Lard Oil-NOuc
the market Fiourkxtra state steady 26s. WheatNo
spring steady at los sd No. spring steady los 4d
winter souhern none In tho market winter Western dull
lbs. 3D. Coin Mixed soft steady a4s Receipts Of
wheat for the week from Atlantic 100
from Pacific ports 1900 do. from other souces POO do
Receipts OF corn-54,OOO quarters.
FINANCIAL.
FRASKFoHr. March IL, 1877.
United States bonds new hves. 1895
PARIS. March ~, 1877.
Exchange London. 25G lie for short sight
LONDON, March L., 1877.
Silver closed to-day ut sod. pcr ounce
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT 3-16C. LOWER FUTURES CLOSED
wEAK-FLOUR sTEADY-wHEAr PIRM-CoRN
FIRMER-oATs QUIET--wHIsKEY NOMINAL
PORK NoMINAL-LARD LowER-pETRoLEUM
FIRMER-sPlRITs OF TURPENTINE QUIET
RosiN QUIET OILS FIRM-coFFEE STEADY
SUGAR neutrality-suspicious. DULL.
MONDAY, March l2-6P. ~
Business moderate most departments and tho
markets Tor the greater part quiet On Change
-four in lair dcmard at steady figures. Wheat
quiet but firm Corn Tor export and better
prices obtained Oats were quiet. Whiskcy was dull
and nominal Pork was nominal. Lard was unsettled
and lower, owing to the failure Of ono OF the largest
operators II not the largest in this city and Chicago
Freights dull Cotton tho spot Bloc. lower
Futures closed weak Coffee quiet but steady Sugar
nominal Oils firm Petroleum armer and more active.
Naval stores quiet.
CorYAE-lhe market for Braxils quiet but steady.
Sales made Baltimore last Saturday Of 5000 bags
Rio Yamoydcn and 4s0 bags do OK Senorta. both
private The stock of Rio here tonight is 1861
bags at Galveston 600 do, Mt New Orleans 1856 do at
Mobile $500 do, at Hampton Roads 5000 do at Baisi-
1885 do Total 52,2o2 bags. Anoat and loading
for United States to February 42S bags; purchased
for United STATES to March TO- $4,000 bags. We quote
Ordinary lie. IKE. iair do. l9hc. good
do. 2Oc prime do 20s4c Gle; extreme range
for lots, TIC 22lsc; Santos fair to good. 1910.
Doc. gold 90 days. Java. government bags DC 23c do
mats 23c 24c; singapore, l9c dc .eyon Ice
Jamaica, lsc l0c. ST. Domingo l61ac: l7c.; Porto
Rico lSc 201c. Costa Rcn, ISc. 2lc Mexican, lsc
zoe. Manila lsc u i91sc Ango,tnra; lsc u 2o'ac.;
SavaniiiM. Isle Zoe Curacao 161Sc l9c.
CoTToN spot dull and Ice. lower. Futures
again lower. Liverpool quiet and weak. Sales
1000 l-l1d. both spot
walls Our market opened nix at decline Of 10 points
AS compared with Saturdays closing prices and
declined 10 II points additional Subsequently there
reacon and prices advanced about points but
gave way again with seliers and there further
decline Of IL points There seadier feeling about
advanced points During the afternoon
market everish and irregular prices fuctuatg
about points. the market closing weak. The closing
prices to-day com pare with Saturday. MS follows
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FROM GRAVE TO GAY.

Recorder Bohnstcdt OF Hobokcn, discharged from
custody yesterday Wilhelm kreiners, dryer In The
employ OF Mr. Hcxamcr, proprietor OF tho Hobogca
Riding school, whO was arrested suspicion Of steal.
ing hundred collars worth fJewery from ho
employer.
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.

THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Tho London advices report cousols, United States
old 1865, 1S67s and lves y, and teniorties n
per cent lower than tho closing prices OF Saturday
last Erie and NeY York Central arc steady, and ILL.,
nos Central Ia quoted 81 The rate OF discount In
the open market London for three months bills Is
IL ~ per cent Rentes at Paris were quoted At
101c lOc. The closing prices In London erc:-Con-
soils for money, 96 96,S nve-twcnty bonds OF 1885,
old, 1O64 vetwenty bonds OF 1867, 109s<; ten-forty
bonds. 1osx; new nvcs. 1913; Eric common shares
SE Erie preferred shares IN; New York Central
"a; llinos Centrai. 81 bar silver. SD. per ounce.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds were lower In sympathy with
gold but thoy closed quiet at the following quota
tions:-United States currency sixes 123 a 1891 !;
do. do, 1881, registered, 111i4 NIX; do do, do
coupon 1l1H 1l211; do do, 1862 registered, 107X
los; do. do. do, coupon, 1O7I los; do. do. 1,
DO, new registered, 10s4 1Os34 do do, do, do,
coupon l0sh 1882 do. d. 1867, registered, ILL., q
liz; do. do, d. coupon, 111A 111X do. d. 1865
registered, 113k ia; do. d. do, coupon, 1879
ia; do. tenfort!es registered 1O0H no: do do,
coupon, l10 Ill; do fvcs, 1881, registered, 109A
q ITO; do. do, do, coupon, 109X ITO; do. AIS,
1891, registered, 1864 loo.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds irregular with the largest dc.
cline In Delaware and Hudson registered bonds of
1884, which fell to 95-a decline CT cent Chicago
and Northwestern consolidated gold scvens and OHIO
and Mississippi consolidated sinking funds declined
per cent each. There advance Of per cent in
Michigan Southern sinking funds, z In New Jersey
Central Grs,s, consolidated, u In Milwaukee and ST.
Paul ia Crosse division) d In Albany and Susquc-
hanna seconds. New York Central nrss, coupon, and
Michigan Central scvens, and q in Milwaukee and St.
Paul &C. and N. dvison) Central Pacific gold bonds.
PHILADELPHIA sTOCYe
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JASEfRo, March 10, 1871
Coffee msrket animated: prices firm. Rio Grande
6sOO 1850 reis per 10 kios Exchange London 2i
SANTOS. March 10. 1877
Coffee market quiet prices maints aimed no change. Su-
perior Santos, 900 q, 800 reis per 10 kiios
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. March IL. 1877
Spanish gold, l23 q I23is Exchange hrncr-on the
United states, sixty days currency, "a pa discount
short sight do, ~ al discount sixty days. gold. "a
~, premium short sight do. ia premium London,
i3h premium; on Paris. - premium. Sugars weak.
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The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks we're =

The following wcro tho opening quotations for mining
stocks nj san francesca to-day -
Gould Curry III savagc7 Chollar-Potosi "a; Ophir.
az Hale Ncrcross, o; Crown Point, yellow Jacket,
AZ; Bclcher, Z; Imperial "a; Virginia consolidated, Al
California. &c; Overman, so; Raymond Il Ely, @; Eu.
rckA q. ". >; Best Bclchcr, 20; Kcntuck, Union
consolidated 81 Alpha, 10; Meadow Valley, u; sierra
xsvsaA. Q; xsxean, lsi Caledonia, u silver Hail. o.
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The following table shows the opening, highest and


Money was easy to-day at ~ per cent on call.
the closing price being u a per cent call The
following were the rates of exchange on New York at
the aforementioned cities to-day Savannah, buying
u, selling u; Charleston scarce, nomnally buying
lie premium selling u premium; st. Louis 100 pre-.
MUM; Cincinnati steady, buying par. selling lilo:
New Orleans, commercial $40, bank ~ and Chicago,
Is premium. Sterling exchange dull, prime ask
Ing rates. 4.s4,s and ASS selling rates, Asa 4.s4h
and ASK. Reichmarks, 941 OAK and 05l4 95,I.
Cables, 95sS. Prime Paris, 516X and 5.149S.
Gold closed at 104sS after declining from 104X to
l04h. The carrying rates ranged from TO ~ per
cent. Loans also made Hat
Gold clearngs at the National Bank OF the state Of
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, running in quality not more
Glow the grade Quoted:--

Delivered contract bales future delivery the
: 'ss. .'s'
s e s % 7 c ss !. 40 a s1s ne s' !.
f. use 500 . At d z 70 i, 200 e ao5ss
4ss; 100 IFS Soc a. lasss. 5ay iss5s,
0 &c., S 90 at 500 At 3 &c. S a.
T. ss no a. = aos os,o0s oSa ae
ssc 4 Il sis iocs Si.Ssc April 100 4. ias
s 90 & 20 At isos ss :Sss 100 90 =:
!sSs SO u !; 70 go a. a:
i use" 4 100 q; SSs 200 At e so9., las 100 =
iiss s isis sac ns se, IS
at at 100 At 800 g" at at @ 75 100 at 1T 100
at 200 at ilo7c May 400 ~ y Dc 200 ut II 2c,
isa5s ia$s. is;,ss 1900 iss; a4cS 4. i i4s
Sle 100 a. 20 90 800 at
= ,3s ~, so J goo az T. 5s ZOO 2i 3 100 =,
y E s 100 i9 s.. ca :, ois 800 go
IaI,s 500 at soss re- ",5ose; 1910 y ios
= 100 :: SO sars. g.
p At 800 !, s.s 100 az as
IL e 600 6 s o T. 3 sf M 4 e Zoo
io isly ia 90 800 g
1t ds 4. Z + ~: 1 So q. a, i: &c.,
zoo A. zoo :. II &C. 800 :. II &c 400 = Y ss
saTs.s 20 a als g. IT. s'f TO-
i2s5 C. At "a 100 ss lie SO y :.
o At = = 800 GRAND NE 100 !.
receipts follows :tiaIveston 776
bales New orleans 3s4i; Mobile, 57i Savannah. 94O
Charleston GD7; Wilmington, no: Norfolk. $50; Baltimore
81 New York. i12 Boston 272 Philadcpha 80 Total sO5f
bales. This day last week ~ Thisday last year. 56
Total since September 1921 800 bales. Cotton reighs
closed follows 10 Havrc. by steam &c, compressed
by sail, Ac To Hamburg, by steam. compressed. To
Bremen, by steam, ssc.. compressed To Liverpool. by
Id by sail 72c compressed Market quiet
FLoun AND GRAiS--Keccipts- Flour, 1851 bbs
neal 7l2 do. aud 7o corn ~. 100 bushels; oats
A. 100 do rye. 400 do barley, 800 do barley malt
1890 do The n"ur market steady with fair demand,
especially for shipping The about 900
bbs including state, Western and Southern, the an
ne xec Rye -four steady. with sales 81
49, Gy,.,s ~, h.n.,.d ,yicas W. ,n',a $500 '"
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wheat WAS quiet hut hrm The sales about '2UD
bushels at ~ - Tor No Chicago In storc VI - Tor
NO g. Corn in active demand export. and prices
&C. hi iher. sales MOOD bushels incIud
ing 100 OuD bushels halt March.
51c. J1sc. Tor steamer mixed 5fc 5Je Tor AIDED
Western mixed and 5tisc Doe Tor u Rye quiet
Barley and barley malt dull Oats quiet. without
decided change Ia We sales SpD bushels
'Isc Tor rejected, 5oc Tor No mixed dtc. Tor No.
mixed. Ac Tor No mixed. a:c Tor No. white SIC Tor
unm crchantable mixed state. aud sic Tor No. white.
HEsP AND Jurr.-Jute butts were quiet aud firm: $50
bales sold spot NJ Sac. cash. Hemp quiet We
quote -American dressed $50 tor single $25 $3.50 tor
double and $50 $3.50 unLrcSsed: Russia clean $50,
x2I5 goa; Italian s275 $3.50 god jute. tc 51,c
rency; jGtc bntis, asc currency. cash. on npo Manila
hemp, &c. size. sisa do 5ac; istio. 5slc &C.. all
gold.
MoLAssks quiet market tor New Orleans. bat
prices were steady foreign was dull We quote Cuba,
centrifugal aud mixed. ne asc eiayed, 3oc.
Yc do muscOvad". refining. b'c Zoe. grocery. :tc
4Oc Porto Rico. 4oc. SIC English Islands. Be 5cA
fancy Sic
NAVAL STORES Spirits turpentine quiet and easy;
125 bbs sold early nj Iisc &c later 100 bois sid
from second hanos at ~ market closing at Ale
4liac. Rosin quiet bat steady. Tar aud pitch
quiet We quote -spirits turpcntinc. nicfchant table
order, i1c Alike. Kosin strained. 81 % - 10.
good do. 81 10 ~ 10 Pitch. 81 - =, 31i,.
ar-Wilmington. 81 50. Advccs from Wilmington were
follows: Rosin dni. unScttlcd strained 81 T5 good
strained. 81 10 Tar steady; ~ ~ Turpcnne steady
hard. 81 rs; soft and virgin, ~ To- spirits quiet and
a1sv
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Esrsta consolidated 10; Justice IL; Julia console


The American Mining and Stock Exchange to-day
moved their building. No. % New street aud
No $50 Broadway Tho following is sncr list OF trans.
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UiLs--Markct auiet. nrm. We quote .-Idnsced.
casks and hbs. Use cottonseed crude &c. Southern
yellow Ole. q Doc yellow winter. ssc zoe white winter
62c Sic lard prime winter, soc: s5c sperm. crude,
vi 3o do blcnched winter. 81 20: do do
whale, crude Northern. Zoe do southern zoe; bic
winter. Isc natural do Toe re do, s5c.
ter beached FISH, soc u be ish. S3c. - s5c.
PkrKoLkuM The market hrmer and active.
SAFES we're 1000 bb refined, delivery nrst halt April &
loc. and ut Baltimore 5000 bbis lie The closing
prices were as follows Crude IN bulk. i0t4e. ~
bills, l3'sc refined. In bills, lee do, Ia cases
y9ac naphtha II Hc. i2c prime city, refined. NJ
Philadelphia. 16c. do, baltimore, Ice. Adviecs oa
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FINANCIAL.

4 TLANrlC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH CO.
COMPARISON OF RATES,ii
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5000 n J c con. 49,.
2UUO M&stPim,l .aCd
1000 C&NW en- gold b
800 VI K Essex LIST m
1000 do. .......
1000 U = kR LIST ~. ..
100 y + BIDS OF Mo-.
1000 nei6llud reg "a
1000 Del&Hud reg ~
10000 & n X | 4 L Is.
5000 T&Wlst sLdivbc
1000 y x w I'd m be-.
1000 4 T. &W Il div be
1000 l. 4 N con M. :.
1900 x NJ I'd mee..
200 Q'silver Min. be
I'M .A.nEI ftfl M IA.
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:. Dou.s the ,,,in,.''

OF course II Is wicked for the boys 10
hug the girls. and all that Kind Of thing.
but 20 long a. tho girls are willing. ths
rest Of rs old folks ought not TO grumble.
An amusing scene In this connection &C.
Cured ON the excursion train as u was re-
turning from Carson last Saturday. A
young man whose nAme might or might
not he Dasher. Was sitting close beside his
girl, and seemed oblivious 10 all else. To
mako things moro comfortable he chose .
seat In one Of the covered coaches. leaving
less fortunate pooplo TO ride on the open
cars behind. Tho coach lamps we're lighted
by one OF the train men before starting
from Carson. This Was not noticed by the
gallant youth and his dulcinea. When
the American Flat tunnel WAS reached II
was greeted with the usual yells and
cheers. Dnher got ready for . hing. He
saw the mouth Of the tunnel GU each side
OF the car. Tho engine plunged ahead
and . shadow fell upon everything. lie
did not wait TO Sec whether Il wS really
dark or not, ~ tho change from the sun
light made II seem 40. lie reached for his
Julia Ammo and held her close mp IN him
In Q loving embrace. A feminine scream
aroused him from his blissfulness. All
tho people In the car were laughing Ut
them. The lamps wero bright enough 10
show everything In tho car. They rode
the rest OF the way homo on q fiat car. aud
Dasher has been busy ever since curslng
the stupidity Of Q brakeman who would
light the lamps of an excursion train.
OF course none OF tho other pickuickers
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DROWNED IN LAKE TAHOE.
The sad Death n Henry n. Bestwiek
this Merning Human Aid at
Hasd. bat Isefssed-uis Pockets
Hined-Ths Funeral 90 take Place
TO-morroW.

Henry II. Bostwick. formerly . resident
Of aold Hill. but more recently Of Carson
where no has held important Offices,
was drowned while bathing In Lake Tahoe
this morning. Ills friends here will mourn
his lo-s as since rely as those at the Capital.
lie was a genial. whole-souled and capable
gentleman. filling every position he has
held with ability. The following spe-
cial dispatch 10 the NEws describes the
manner in which he met his unfortunate
death. II also relates how two heartlcss
men stool BY and saw him die without
making . single effort 10 save him. The
Disappearance of his gold watch 10, 10 say
the least, . suspicious circumstance. and
II the wretch or wretches who thus robbed
the dead can be discovered. the most
prompt and severe justice shonldb 10 meted
out TO them:
CARSON, August ia.-Henry II. Dost-
wick VA drowned At ESQ o'clock this
morning at Lake Tahoe. The circumstan-
ces A. far a. can be ascertained are ~ fol-
lows /: lie said yesterday evening that he
would take . swim In the lake before re-
turning home, and remarked that he was
a rood swimmer aud entertained no fear.
lie proceeded 3 the lake undisturhed.
and placed his clothes mn the shore
in neat pile and plunged into
the water. lie swan out 10 \ pile OF rocks
not far from shore. where he rested and
started 10 return when he was seized with
cramps. A. IL supposed. The cords In his
legs indicate II. His body was found half
way between the shore and the rocks. His
remains will arrive here this evening. and
probably BE- buriei tomorrow. The Coro-
ner's Jury brought In . verdict OF acciden.
tai drowning. Lie was anAtive OF Canada,
and About 30 years IL age. The deceased
Al the time Il his death WAS Deputy
County Treasurer. also Secretary OF tho
Carson Water Company. He WAS at one
time book keeper In the United States
Mint here, and was conaiderel q first-class
accountant. and gave Satisfaction In every
position that lac was called upon 20
an. Mr.. Bosiwick wt . man very
gentlemany and urbano In his dsportment.
and highly esteemed by all who knew him.
His sudden demise has cast . gloom over
the entire community.
IL was al Glentrook that the accident
occurred. Two fshcrmen living In the
immediate neighborhood a. that
tbey saw him struggling for q few mo-
ments In the water. but feared to approach
ON the plea that they might be suspected
Of attempted robbery. The body was dis
covered 6y the people from the hotel. NJ.
Bostvick's gold watch had disappeared and
up TO this time u has net been recovered.
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Death Of

An accident occurred In the shaft Of tho
Consolidated Virginia mine last Saturday
night, which resulted In the Heath OF John
Henry G%oldsworthy. G~oldsworthy was
working Just below tina l500-foot level
with y gang Of men who wero en-.
gagged In casing tho shaft. The
cage was sent down and stuck
lust above the i500-foot level. A shafts
man WA about 10 case the cage when II
dropped suddenly. falling upon q heavy
plank which was placed across the shaft.
This being broken q part of u WAS forced
downward and struck Goldsworthy on the
head. The planks below, upon which he was
standing. were also knocked out Of posi-
tion and he fell 10 the bottom Of the stump.
. distance Of about forty feet. Ho was
taken out In an insensible condition and
carried 70 his home on q street. Virginia.
where he remained In . s~emi.conscious
condition until half.past 0 o'clock this
morning. when he died. Deceased was =
native OF Canada and thirty-onc years OF
age. lie leaves no family. An inquest
will be held tomorrow at II o'cloch.
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Bi.i.. and s.s,er.

CHICAGO, August IA Jomr@ars wash'
ington special says, Mr.. Blaine In . letter
here expresses an apprehension that the
Southern policy Of President Hayes will
DO lost sight Of In the agitation Of the
labor troubles. He intimates that he will
endeavor TO keep on top In the agitation
Of the labor question. He states that he
10 fully satisaed with the Maine Republic
can Convention. Butler appears TO be
training for the workingmen's candidate
In the House and Philadelphia men have
written 70 him letters urging him TO be
their candidate.
The Coal niners' strike.
SCRANTON. Pa, August 49, On satur.
day afternoon C~arbondaie was thrown Into
wild excitement. Almost $50 miners com.
PEELED the pump men 10 abandon their
posts. The nres were drawn and the
mines are being flooded. The crowd also
visited the yard Of the Delaware and Hud.
son Canal Company and detained . train
loaded with coal. The Erie eolliory was
visited and the pumps stopped.
work Nc she NAVY Yards.
WARRINGTON. Aug. i3.-Sinos July LIST
the Secretary Of the Navy has given EN-.
plsyment to $500 men. at the navy yards
throughout the country. The appropri-
atoms for the department. though smaller
than usual. have been distributed 70 give
employment 70 ~ many - possible. II BE-
ing the object Of the Secretary 70 relieve
the wants Of those deserving employment
to the full oxtsnt Of his power.
Attempt TO wreck ATraiR.
MAucH CHUNK, Pa, August i3.-An at
tempt was made to-day to wreck the
through passenger train at Packerton.
Some q unlocked and turned . switch.
but the engineer saw the danger In time TO
check the speed OF the train, and although
every car hut one ran Oh tho track. mono
Of the passengers were injured.
Al Editor Cewhid~d.
WASHINGTON. August Ia William j.
Murtagh. proprietor OF the Ssii"nai Re
pubiiean. was cowhlded this morning In
front Of his office. by Joseph II. Wheatley
OF H~Arrodsburg. Kentucky. on account OF
an article which appeared In that paper
upon his private character.
Military Cadet Drownsd.
NEwBERo, N. Y. Aug. i3.--Cadet Nor.
Of the Sd class at the West Point
military academy. was drowned while
bathing In the Hudson on Saturday. Tho
body has not yet been recovered.
Four Persons Drowned.
CHICAGO. August i2.-Thc yacht PAM
leo Was overturned In q squall on the lake
this afternoon. and sunk before assistance
could be rendered. Four lives wre lost;
names not yet known.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION HERE.-Among the
most prominent in our special advertise
ment-. give your special attention To that
relative 10 the famous Star Remedies"
Or. Van Dykes nti.Bilious Cure" is
preferred to all other dyspeptic medicines.
The " Trout Oil Liniment." which Is pre-
pared from Lake Tahoe trout Ia . .ove-
reign remedy for rheumatism, neuralgia
.prains. etc. BE SURF and have these reni-
ellie. at home. Thoy are handy To have
shout the house.
OErIcrEs ELrcr.-At the recent annual
meetings Of the Vancouver. George Doug
lass and DE Haro Mining Companies, the
following Trustees were elected 10 ssi.s
for the ensuing year J. W. Trip, = ".
LinehAn. I. y. Thorn. John skinker anu
L.. &. White.
THr capital stock Of the Lady Bryan
Mining Company has been reduced from
10000 ~ 50.0o0 shares. and the new
stock sold ia the Boards on that basis this
morning.
jim LowEEy says Al. Gillespie Was tho
maddest man at the picnic last saturday.
lie gave II As his opinion that q picnic
without a cov.race Is not complete.
,.n
II" iuIh 'e'e'"'
Hill and Carson gave a social dance last
evening In Turner Hall. Virginia.
Tur Directors % the Amazon and Glas-
gow milne arc 'an.hs s.p sos
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ruh pompsod ~ "' ~" IN.
mine was oroAeh Iss. r,"s' "
NM beh'"'n' WI" ~.,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-13

q WILL OUT.

Anew yssn ago Augu't Flower Vas discov
ssvd 10 be . certain cure for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, and . few thin dyspspttcs
,nads known 20 their friends how easily and
quickly they had been cured By its use. The
great ineriis VI 0rren's August Flower were
hsrai ed through the country by one sufferer
has become immense. Druggists In eysry town
In the United states are selling u. No perez n
suf. ring with sour stomach. sick hrar ache.
costiv,ness. palpitation u the heart. indigo
tion, iov spirits. ETC., can taks three Docs With.
or rs cents and Try u. sample bottles 10
cents, oe1l On