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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-17
nosstsr EassrsaismsnI.

A testimonial benefit will be rendered V
N. Catheart Of National Guard Hall. vir'
ginia City, on the 4th Of July, afternoon
and evening. The following talented ar
tists have kindly volunteered 70 appear
Mrs. wastell. Mrs. Murtha, Mrs. Layton,
Miss Jennie Gault. Miss Lizzie Reardon,
Miss 0ertie Granville. Professor Pasmore
II. II. Lindsay, Thos Cara and Jos. CANNON,
In . choice selection Of beautiful songs,
duets, trios and quartettes. A grand
feature by the above vocal combination
will be tho singing OF The Star Spangled
Banner" with . powerful chorus, under
the direction Of Professor E. ]. Pasmore
There will be other interesting and sttrac'
tive features, including the Grand Con
grsss Of Beauty. Resd the sdvWtissusut
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N. q. GILLETTE. Supt.
nEsr All pELCuER.

VIRGINIA CIrY. June 10. is7s.-william
Willis. Esq.. Secretary Best 4 Belcher
Mining Company-Dear Sir: The south
drift. 1900 level. Is in . distance OF 81
feet from the Joint vino. 1900 level. The
first 40 feet was In heavy swelling ground
30 that II was necessary 10 securely timber
II. I think. however, from this time on
wo will be able 70 run II without timber
ing. n tho ground In the face ID harder
and will not require TO DO supported.
Az the end Of tho week the Gould 4
Curry incline will be down to the 1000
level. and ~ soon after - possible. work
will be resumed In the north drift.
l am very anxious to connect the north
drift with the one running south from the
Joint Wine. u We can then crosscut the
whole level.
II y ns,,.,ov l,ok
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u,tr AND

VIRGINIA CIrf. June II, ls7s.-Joel +.
Lightner. Esq.. Secretary Hale 4 Norcross
Silver Mining Company-Dear Sir: The
water stands to-day the same a. last re.
ported. 80 feet below the 2i0O level. The
stoppages Of tho pump during the past
week were but 81 minutes. Total number
OF strokes G 9.796 or an average OF G.9o
strokes per minute. Fifty feet Of the drift
leading north on the 2l0O level were
cleaned out and repaired. The Chollar'
Norcross-Savage shaft was sunk 10 feet.
PHILIPP DEIDEsHEIMER. Supt.
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+. F. OsBisros. Supt.

cHoLLAR.rorosi AND COMBINATION SHAFT,
VIRGINIA CRY. June Is. 1S7S.-A. X. =.
Harmon. President Chollar. Potosi Mining
Company-Dear Sir: During the past
week tho ChollHr- Norcross.Savage shaft
has been sunk 10 feet. and at this date the
total depth 10 2?iG feet. The rock encoun.
tered has been good blasting ground. and
carries less water than thatrecently passed
through. The quantity Of water raised
has averaged 47.365 gallons per day. the
greater portion Of which comes In some
distance above the bottom Of tho shaft.
Everything about the works il In excellent
order and running nicely. The Chollar'
Potosi pump has worked 1874 hours.
Isaac L. REQuA, Supt.
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SILVER HILL.

GoLp HILL. June IS, ls1s.-w. Z. Dean.
Secretary silver Hill Mining Company
Dear Sir: On the 300 level the main east
drift has been driven IS feet during the
past week. The character Of rock remains
about the same a. at my Last report, but 1
am looking for Q change very soon.
On the 500 level the main south drift
has been advanced q feet through very
tough ground. The north lateral drift on
this level has been driven % feet, the rock
being very hard. The main incline has
been sunk and timbered Is feet. Yesterday
Q crosscut no. 3 north was commenced
ON the 500 level. at point 100 feet north
Of crosscut No. 2 from the north lateral
drift. This crosscut will DO run 70 the
eastward to cut the vein OF low grade ore
shown in crosscut No. 2. II IL In s feet this
morning. N. G. HILLrER. supt.
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given. have been sent from the Comsioek
to the principal Offices Of the various COM
panies in San Francisco:
CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA.
y,nory,, CRY, June Is. ls7s.-A. W.
Ravens. Secretary Consolidated Virginia
Mining Company-Dcar Sir: The put
tim i'm Of the new guides In the south
con,partment OF the shaft Is completed a.
lar 4. The 1000 level. We shall now COM
mence Al the bottom OF the crushed por-
tions Of the shaft and work up. The plat
forms in the shaft necessary TO the prosecu-
ton Of this work. still seriously interfere
with the ventilation Of the mine and tho
extraction Of ore from the several levels.
We are hosting the usual amount Of ore
from the 1900 level through the Gould 4
Curry shaft. We are yet engaged In re-
pairs upon the main air gallery ON the
1850 level.
On the 1850 level tho Wine being sunk
in the western ore body 10 now down. The
ore continues good. Tho repairs upon The
southwest drifts from the G. 4 @. shaft are
being continued.
ON the 1850 level We have commenced
stopping out ore from the east and west
crosscuts from No. I Wine. The drift
north from No. 2 wine 10 now In 10 feet.
The face OF this drift 10 In ore OF good
quality. The excavation for the chute IN
the Joint Beat 4 Belcher Wine on the isoo
level IL not yet completed.
On the isJO level the south lateral drift
IL nov l5 feet south Of No. I Wine, and
continues in hard blasting Porphyry.. In
crosscut No. 5 We have cut into . body OF
orc eight feet wide and Of good quality.
II IL evidently the east ore BODY which
was struck ON the level above.
On the 1850 level the south lateral drift
is now in u feet south from our north
line. and continues In hard blasting por-
phyry.
The @. 4 c. joint shaft has been sunk 10
feet during the past week. and IL o "a
feet below tho 1850 station. The excavs.
tons for tho station are not yet completed.
The dow Of water continues strong.
JANrsG. Fam, Supt.
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rHfs MORNING.
$50 0phir. AN. Al. 46S, i6s, 46S
$40 Mexican. l2S, l2,s, la
260 Gould 4 Curry. ca
IS Beat 4 Belcher, 13h. l3h
1850 California. 49,. Is, ish.. isbio, IS. Is
60 Savage. i0F,
2295 Con. Virginia. i3S, 49,, i3S b,
49,
SIS Hale a Norcross. ~, Z. ~. ~
so ChollAr- Potosi. &c. 20
1880 Crown Point. 4 20. 4 IS, 4 IS b, 4 %
1870 Yellow Jacket, -, $, $ b
$50 Imperial. s5c
80 Alpha. IN
7l5 Bslcher, 3 80, 8 IS. 8 so. 3S
AGO Sierra NevadA. 4 ", 4 10, q 10
20 Utah. 50
els Bullion. ~, ~ b, %
$40 EIehequer, . 5 -,
$40 overman. i3s. i3s b. 49,, i3s.
l3a, i3a
160 Justice. 3 co, G5
$50 Union Con-.
17i0 Julia. "a, ~. -
go Alta. =, = b
$40 Caledonia. I IS. l 50
$50 Silver Hin. I ~. IL
9s5 suecor. i5c. zoe
100 New York. Zoe
200 Con. wAhoe. SOC
100 Lady Washington, ~
1850 Ward. I 20. 1 C5, l 20 b
COO W~ells-fArgo, 2jc
200 Leviathan, lie
295 Benton. 2 10
800 Trojan. 35c
$50 Northern Belle, $40
$50 Solid Silver. ~
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CALIFORNIA.
a nan burned ~ shssts-saieids NJ
Chico.

RED BLurr. June ie.-The After.
though. Mining Compsny's mill at North
Cow Creek, Shasta, was destroyed BY hre
this morning. Tho mine was owned and
being worked BY Red Bluff capitalists.
Loss about $50, 900; no insurance.
CHico. June l7.-Last night about 2
o'clock q woman Of the town named Fam
ME Wallace. committed suicide BY shoot
ing herself In the head. She bad been
brooding over . love Affair, having been
discarded BY o San Francisco lover.
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MEXICAN.

VIRGINIA CIrr. June Is. is7s.-C. l..
Weller. President Mexican Mining Com.
pany-Dear Sir: On the f600 level the
new north lateral drift has been extended
"a feet. IL has now been extended 275
feet and will connect with the old drift in
about two weeks. This connection will
be Of great advantage TO us when made -
regards ventilation and facility Of working
this level. The joint Union Consolidated
cast crosscut on our northern line has
been extended II feet /; total length from
the main lateral drift. +0i feet. The face
still shows hard porphyry. The work Of
charging and retimbering the north drift
10 the Sierra Nevada shaft IL progressing
we'll and our ventilation 10 good.
JAMES q. Fam. Supt.
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UTAH.

VIRGINIA Crrr. June Is. 1s7s.-Geo. @.
Pratt. Esq.. Secretary Utah Silver Mining
Company-Dear Sir: On our 1850 level
the northeast drift has been advanced 30
feet. passing through streaks Of quartz ;
total length i69 feet.
On our 1850 level east croucut No. Z
has been extended 80 feet, through some
clay and porphyry total length 100 feet.
The south lateral drift has been run %
feet and connection has been made with
the Sierra Nevada Wine. and . ino cur
rent Of air obtained. The total length OF
this drift 10 Ssj feet.
W. u. SHEPHERD. Supt.
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Arbitrary 0pprsssies.

Gosse, tho jolly landlord OF the Eureka
House. on the Divide. thinks the Gold
Hill police officers are - much on tho
grab ~ anybody when they zee . chance.
Ono Of them was at his house tho other
day and watched his opportunity TO alp .
big Bologna sausage into his pocket. When
the fellow found that he WAS caught at 10,
he boldly declared that the dog law was
In force. and that he should discharge his
duty regardless Of consequences. Gosse
thinks Il mighty rough these hard times
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Misisg Transfers.

Biaggio Guerreo has decided TO Michael
Carroll an undivided interest In 500 feet
Of the Victoria mining claim. which Is
located In Virginia Mining District. Con-
sideration. $50.
J. u. Treadwell and j. W. Pearson oil
Fan Francisco have disposed Of their in
tercst in the Venus Mining claim, in vir-
ginia Mining District. to II. T. Fairbanks
vi PetAiumA. Consideration. 81.
The California Business Association oil
Fan faneisco has decided TO II. I. Fair
banks Of Petaluma all the interest. right
and title said association heretofore held
In and TO the Venus mining claim, vir'
giniA Mining District. Consideration. 81.
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wv Hammond. o Campbell. J Fair.
Jr. u Quill. J Pearson, Jonas scely. Frank
Wheeler. ID J Cotton. y q Andrews, Il V
Day. J II Kittrcll. II Z Lowory. Z Quake.
W Nichols. c II Golding. Miss Z Williams
!. ID Noyes. ] Harry, Mrs. Click. J Hud.
ron and family, Q Brown. q W Humphrey
J Fox. J y Noyes. J Ernst and daughter.
Mis-. n Grippsn. Mrs 5 Z Rinkead. Mrs A
Mullins. Miss Z Looney, Mrs J y Carter.
J ~stoddard. J owen and wife. Mrs sulli.
van and son. Mrs N $ Griffin, J Weber. Z
Daron.
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A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from-the errors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, ioss Of manhood. etc., I will send .
rscsfpt that will cure you. FREE ~NcnAna
This great remedy 20 discovered By . mission.
All In South America. Send Q self-addfessed
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH T. INxAns
station D, Bible House, New York City.
SEQ em
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AMONG TnE wHiTRsT THINGS on


Are teeth. bssutinsd and preserved BY sozo.
DON'T and the rose 10 scarce sweeter than tho
breath which becomes aromatic through lie In
nuspcs. Il 10 the very pearl OF d~entrncss and
the sursst preventive Of dental decay IN exis.
every species Of corrosive blemish upon the
teeth, and eorrects the hurtful influence upon
than Of scidity Of the stomach. The formula
OF lie preparation includes only botanic ingrc.
disnts, and u contains only tho purest and
most ssiutary OF these. Isli
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nurglau.

Tho Capitol Saloon in Gold hin was
entered by burglars between I and .
O'Clock this morning. The way Of getting
In WAS through . small door which leads
into the cellar AMI up through q trap-door
into tho saloon. The robbers did not get
away with much. They took an old re-
yolver which was behind Dave Radovich's
eating stand. but left 20 cents which were
In tho drawer. They broke and destroyed
the money drawer. Dave says II money
ID all the fellows want, he will leave the
doors and windows open hereafter, 50 tina,
they needn't injure the property.
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rnR PALACE KAriNa STAND.

For . roast Of beef uneseeiisd In storsy
county. 70 10 Thomas HsnrOn's Eating Stand.
In the Palace saloon. No. Z North O street,
Virginia City. Prcsh oysters d all hour n
sysry style. Forty miners always on hand q
night. For t.sty, home sityle Of cooking. and
sdord. the Paises Eating stAnd has no superior,
tn H. spts n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-17

Fool huhr.-oeorse om' wy
teen years OF age hAu h1 ''sh' 'o''
badly crushed by being run over by An
orc dump on the railroad near inc TfSlsn
mine yes'eLuny. nh,,o ,Ss ,U wa
~ mo,ion sben bs ielI. with tho result in.
dicated above. Tho bones OF his heel
were broken ana TWO Toes were cut on
WHAT surho IHiSh' Auoipn ou'ro
was on the Comstock Saturday. He 10 Of
tho opinion that the header Of tho sutro
Tunnel Is not over $50 feet away from tho
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ssrecs Quotations.
lar wr.rrHs UNION TELEGRAPH IIxs.I.

slS FR,ScIsco. June i7-2:t0 p. n.
Ophir. &C. 46a, 46s, a. i6S Con.
Virginia. l3s ; California. Is, i7S ; Julia,
~. ia ; Crown Point, 4 %, 8; Mexican.
l2s. ia Gould 4 Curry. CO. ; Eureka
Con-. 59A ; Best 4 Belcher. i3s Justice.
3 IS Grand Prize. > IS Imperial, SIC.
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JULIA CONSOLIDATED.

VIRGINIA Cuy. June Is, ls7s.-A. Noel.
Secretary of the Julia Mining Company
Dear Sir: During the week ending this
date the following advance has been made
In our several driits Crosscut No. I. 100
feet south from the 1000 level, has been
advanced II feet through porphyry and
quartz. all giving light assays and 10 look.
ing remarkably well total distance from
main south drift, &c feet. Crosscut No. 2
has advanced II feet through . favorable
formation Of quartz and soft porphyry.
the quartz predominating and giving as
says which promise to develop into . pay.
ing body OF ore very soon. The main
drift south has been advanced Is feet
through most favorable ground. the forma-
ton similar 10 crosscut No. 2.
FRANK N. THSfIl, 6upt.
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FROM 9. THATCHER, NJ. D., OF
HHRMON, n. Y.

"wnrAn's BAIsAu OF WILD curRRY gives
universal satisfaction. IL seems 70 euro .
cough BY loosenIns and cleansing the lungs.
and silsying irritation, thus removing the
cause, instead OF drying up the cough and leav.
ing the csuse behind. ! consider the BALsAn
the beet cough medicine with which ! en- &C.
quaintsd." Sold By all drugsists. js3im
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Deparsar~. Last Eventne.

II Budenop. q Click. T y Lacock. $ W
Kembls. c Gregory, W Mason. II Ken
nsdy. J N Campbell, N willoushby. Jas
Thompson, Mrs. Chapel.
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MEDICAL WONDER.

This erest cure for Rhsumatism. Neuralgia
and all Pains. Burns. scaids. Colds, and all
aches and palms that people and families suner
with, 10 really Q wonder aud Q suceers. j.
Jones, Jr, sells 10 st Gold Hill. jei2 Gun
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A HOUSEHOLD PERFUME.

Every family able 10 spprsc late and enjoy the
pleasure Afforded By . really healthful and de
licious performances should supply themselves
with the genuine hurrsy . LAnman's Florida
Water. Ills the most delightful and moot last.
ing OF al fragrant waters. myb In
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SPORTING NOTES.

Foot RaeinE In Lower Gold Hill
A Contest Beswseu Nels. Housh
and Ike Chspman-Johney Her
gan Against Time-rargst Shoot.
tuE-Othsr Items.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-17
MURRAY & LANMAN's FLORIDA
WATER

Rxsrts . wonderfully eIhilarating and refresh.
ing influence on every one coming within IL
range, and - Q consequence. at parties where 10
10 us-d. the dancers Eel no fatigue, the con.
vsrsation never dAgs. oil the mental powers
Of tina guests being stimulated 10 tao highest
dsgrss. my2s I'm
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THR CHAMPION,

Or. wagner. Of No. isi South G street. Viz.
sinis, 10 the acknowledged champion on this
him ; he never falls 10 cure. His motto II. No
cure NO pay. His chsrees are reasonable.
jestf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-17

TEE Younsworh Oyster and Chop House.
No. 10 South @ strsst. Virginia City. 10 the
eading estAbiishmept on ths Comstock.
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A. Iowa Tail delivery.

KEoxux. June iG.-Tho most daring Jail
delivery ever attempted here was effected
about 4 o'clock this afternoon by the pris.
oners confined In tho Jail. as Sheriff Hig.
gins was locking up. Tho prisoners. eight
In number. were In tho cago where they
arc kept during the day, and a. the Sheriff
stepped TO tho rear to unlock the door
leading TO the cells. the prisoners stepped
out Of tho door that he had entered and
locked him In. and by making Q break IN
o body succeeded In escaping. " oil
them wero recaptured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-17
Dseehsr on ~

NEW YoRx. Juno 1.-THE Times says :
Beechsr preached yesterday IN Death"
and his entire sermon was In opposition
TO the idea that there was anything horri'
BILE about dying. - far ~ is physicai as
pect 10 concerned. AL our melancholy
and horrible idsas Of death are Of heather
origin, Bsschsr then reed BryAnt's
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An Editor Dead.

JAMESTOWN, N. Y. June iG.-colonel
James T. Henry. the we'll known newspa.
per editor Of this State and Pennsylvania,
died hero this morning.
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OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

Tho following letters, under the dates
given. have been sent from the Coms'oek
to the principal Offices Of the various col"
n.nfca Il, s.n rvanri.ea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-17
The senate To-Day.

WASHINGTON, June i7.-In the Senate
to-day the bill to amend tho statutes rela'
tive to patents, and for other purposes
was postponed till next session.
Thurman introduced q bill TO repeal
sections $40 and $40. revised statutes, In
regard TO challenging jurors In United
States Courts. who have taken up arms
against the Government. and providing
that Jurors In such courts shall AXE tho
iron-clad oath. Deferred.
The Committee on Judiciary reported
an amendment 10 tho Sundry Civil APP
preparation bill. appropriating $500. 600 to
deiray expenses Of United States Courts
Rcfcrred.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-17
The Disturbances In turkey.
Ausiria md RassIa.

LONDON, Juno lG.-Tho 0t',rrsr says IL
has reason to believe that Austria and Rus
sia have reached an understanding by
which tho interests Of Austria Hungary
will DO protected in tho same way that
English interests are protected BY tho
agreement between Lord Salisbury and
Count %schouvalof. The premature publi.
cation Of the latter by tho Globe 10 geper-
ally believed to have been procured BY
Russian diplomatists with the object OF
quieting the excitement In Russia about
the supposed concessions 70 England.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-17

WASHINGTON. June i6.-lt Ia fair to
state from reliable data that this years
wheat crop will DO 400, 900 900 bushels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-11

rest-bearing legal tender notes had been
called in. together with the certificates OF
debt, a total sum of more than 81, lG6 ,0O0,-
900, and all that were presented had been
paid or funded. During the years 1866
and 1867 more than $4,000, 900 United
States notes (greenbacks) had also been
retired, while from August, 1868, to the
end OF 1868 the note issues OF the national
banks had been increased only Sl20,OOO,-
600. If il be conceded that the interest
bearing notes and certificates were part
of the circulating currency in 1868, we
have the astounding fact that the sum to-
tai of currency outstanding in 1860, 81
sol, 100 600. was reduced to S7O6 100000
by the end of ls6S-a cont action of over
GO per cent. in ? - Years II there was
such contraction, aud contraction Is such
a deadly foe TO AL business enterprise As
is cl4imed. how did it happen that with
the beginning OF 1869 began the extraor-
binary career which speculation ran Tor
five years from that date down to the pam
ic OF 1882
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l,erSOnal.

General Grant is said to have improved in APP
pearance during his journeyings. lie is much
thinner, and the change is becom ing to him.
Ira b. Wright. the defsulting Town Treasurer
of South Hadey, Mas, was convicted Monday
of embt zzling $4,000, and was sentenced to
State Prison for five years.
MIR. Charles Z. Stowe, the son of Mrs. Hsr
riet Beecher Stowe, has just been licensed to
preach by the Congregational Association. He
il said to be clever, is a graduate of Harvard.
an has studied at Bonn.
Senator Burnside is suffering seriously from the
falling of n window upon him AT his Bristol resi-
dence last Thursday. Much anxiety is felt con-
corning him, as the warmth of the weather aud
the fatIgues OF Congress have greatly worn up
on him.
Capt. Goodwin, the stroke of the winning
Columbia crew, won his place by sheer pluck and
perseverance. When he joined the class of 20,
he was n tall New Hampshire youth, with Yam
kee accent and uncouth ways, most of his class
mates being rich and fashionable young men
The idea of rowing with the English crews has
long been fsvorite one with him, and his con-
test with them at Philadelphia, taken With the
idea that he had improved upon their stroke
strengthened his purpose.
George 5. Appleton of the firm of d. Appleton
& Co. of New York, who died on July 5, at River
dale, n. u. aged 81 years, of cerebro spinal
meningitis, was II native OF Boston, and a son of
Daniel Appleton, who gave the name to the we'll
known trim of book publishers. lie received q
liberal educat on, which was completed in Ger
many, and Oh his return he established publish
ing house in Philadelphia, continuing there until
1860. Ia that year he became associated with ID.
Appleton GO, the firm consisting of William
H., John A, Daniel s. and George S. Appleton,
all The sons of Daniel Appleton, and of w. w.
Appleton, the eldest son Of w. ii. Appleton. OF
tins firm the deceased member was undoubtedly
the active mind. To his fertility in resources, and
in projecting new enterprises, Picturesque Ameri-
ca and the Art journal must be credited. His
taste largely determined the form in which books
should ne published after the firm had accepted
the manuscript Mr.. Appleton married Miss
Caroline Osgood, the dsught of Robert Ii. o.
good OF Salem, in Paris in 1896 He leaves
three sons and two daughters. Mr.. Appleton
was member of the Century Club, of which his
brothers were among the founders. He was also
the president Of photo-l photographic Publishing
company.