davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily gazette., 1878-07-22
COlOnizing the Jews.

The Union of American Hebrew Con-
gregations, lately in sessi on in Milwau-
kee, had under consideration a project
of great importance to the Jews through
out the world, and ofpossible great bene-
fit to the United States. This is q pro-
position to purchase.lands in the w estern
and Southern States, with vie " to
affordIng place of refuge anda means
OF livelihood for the oppressed Jews of
other lands. 1t is proposed by this means
to encourage immigration to America of
the Israelites of Russian IPoand,S the
Danubian principahties, and other cnun-
tries where they now labor under heavy
civil and political disabilities. The sug-
gestion finds much favor already, and
the Reformer and the Jewish Times says
that the example set by the Russian Men.
nonites might be followed with advant.
age by the Russian an Eastern Jews
The pan before the Milwaukee conven
ton also suggests the settlement on these
lands OF the children brought up in the
Jewish orphan asylums, who now on
leaving the institutions too frequently
serve only to swell the already large
army of the unemployed in our chiel
cities.-N. Y. World.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-22
GENERAL NEWS.

A desolating cyclone visited Northern
and Western Now York yesterday. Its
force at and near Albany was very de.
struetive, nnr0ofing many houses and
doing considerable damage to vegetation.
It seems that two storms, coming from
opposite points, met at Wsst Albany.
forming the cyclone.
The New Orleans Times saws that
81 600 has been deposited in the hands of
Mr. Joe Walker, AZ an earnest for O'Don-
nett, OF the Hope Club, to row a single
sonll match with Crottty, of the Calves
Ton Boat Club. 1t Is understood that
Judge McTyre. of Texas will cover this
II 600 and add thereto 81 800.
Horace Huestes, an English farmer, of
crown Point, has been arrested in New
York for passing $50 counterfeit of the
Ira les mems National Bank of N,w
York. Three tens of the Consoidat, d
Bank OF Canada, supposed TO be part of
large amount recently stolen from a
CandiaD bank, were foupd on him.
The anniversary of the first battle of
Bull Run was observed in Providence.
IL. l., yesterday, by comrades of the Sec
ond Rhode Island regiment and Battery
A, First Rhode Island light artillery, who
participated in the fight. They marched
to the First Congregational Church,
'ioScutoO W INC
occasion was preached by Rev. q. A.
Staples.
President Hayes arrived at Columbus,
o., Saturday, his first visit since his in
auguration. He wrs accompanied by At
toruey General Devens and Webb G.
Hayes. There was no public demonstra-
ton. About 100 people were gathered at
the depot. The party remained over Sun
day, and were the guests of Gen. John
q. Mitchell. They are en- route to the
soldiers and sailors reunion at Newark.
Rear Admiral Rodgers having taken
command Of the Pacific squadron, trans
mits to Secetary Thompson, under date
of Mare Island. Cal, United States flag
ship Pensacola, July 8, the general and
personal staff Of the squadron, as follows
General Staff-Commander e. Terry
fleet captain and chief of staff; feet en-.
gineer, Chief Engineer +. q. Dade; feet
paymaster. Pay Inspector Caspe,
Schenck; fleet surgeon, II. q. Nelson
| feet marine officer, Capt. r. w. Hunting
ton. Personal Staff-Lieut. j. f. M Meigs
assigned to duty assecetary; Lieut.. X, p
Rodgers, flag lieutenant.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-22
st. Louis i'm the COOL Again.

ST. LOUIS, July 81. The weather TO-
day was very much cooler than any day
for two weeks past, the mercury ranging
several degrees lower than 1t has since
the heated term set in. A stiff north
west breeze prevailed all day, cooling
and invig"raling the atmosphere to a
delightful degree, and s.. Louis has re-
turned almost to ber normal condition
Only three heat cases were treated at the
dispensary to-day, and at this writing
no outside cases have been reported.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-22

WHY THE MORTALITY AT ST. LOUIS
WAS ExCEssIvE.-It doubtless has oc-
Cured to many that the morality at st,
Louis during the recent heated term was
out of all proportion to that in other cit
les of equal temperature, and it is sug-
gested that the cause of this excess may
possibly be due to the presence of lime
stone dust in the atmosphere of st. Louis
its site being an entirely limestone for
nation, Upon this point the . Washing
ton Capital remarks:
81 he impalpable dust from the lime
stone pavements fills the air, and enter
ing lungs, makes carbonic acid. This dust
as fine as il is, will not leave the lungs
with the breath which is exhaled, but
sticks there on the moisture, and with a
deadly poison causes the madness and
torture of which we read, symptoms that
have nothing to with sunstroke.
NAVAL CADETS AFLoAT.-The
United States steamer May Flower
Omitted States survey cast anchor on
Saturday evening at Whitestone, L. l.
The MAY Flower has ON board two
classes of naval cadets from Annapolis.
She is on her way to New London, Conn
whence she will proceed on a surveying
cruise to the United States arsenals
along the cas- ern coast. The cadets
visited the principal naval workshops on
the Delaware on the voyage north.
CONDITION OF TILE SIxPENNY BANK.
w. F. Russell, receiver ofthe Sixpenny
Bank, of New York, has filed his report,
showing the entire assets Of the bank in
cluding securities, bonds, ETC., to be
81, ,TS1 300. Some of the bonds and mort
cages held by the bank have been forecios-
| ed but the property has not been sold
The daily gazette., 1878-07-22
EDUCATIO NAL.

" "ESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,,
w WILMINGToN, DELAWARE.
At the opening of the Fan term, Mon
day, Sept. 8, 1878, there will be NE W
President, NEW furniture, NEW repairs
througbout the building, NEW pianos
duced to add to the comfort OF the young
ladies both in the public and private
rooms, and all this at the OLD prices.
For catalogues address the president,
REV. ]. M. WILLIAMS, A. M.
wifi US = =.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-22
NlHE HOME INSTITUTE,

Home Institute opens its SPRING
TERM March 11th, with unabated energy
competent and wide-awake teachers. III
only home day and boarding school In the
city; Object system, Special advantages
ior french and music. Eight instructors.
Method of drawing taught in no other
school In Wilmington. MODERATE
RATES. THOROUGH WORK. Primary,
middle, and senior classes. Monthly re-
ports sent to parents 10 be signed and re-
turned. Select number OF boarding pupils
Address flor circular) MRS. 4 MISS
HOUSTON, Home Institute, No. 800 Della
ware Avenue, Wilmington, Del.
marll-d&w
The daily gazette., 1878-07-22
WAN >.

GOOD LIVE BUSINESS MEN to sell
the Excelsior Improved Letter Copying
Book. No Press, Brush or Water used
copies Instantly. Agents outfit $500,
Agents make from SO to S15 per day
Only necessary TO show sample TO make
sales aud money. All bu ,iness men, pro-
agents, bankers, railroad and ether corpo-
rations buy IT,. Exclusive territory given.
With this and our PATENT INK ERA
SER you can make $500 per month. Elk.
CELSIoR MANUFACTJ Co., At La
Sale st., Chicago. 1ncorp porated, 1876.
Capital, 100000. jyi3-1m
The daily gazette., 1878-07-22
..,d Commercial.

v,b.rssgossci:.pI'ssia;:; psi;; ia,s i%afsnlsnss = q, oy
Vi slScf go Clayton House Hs.I' EuildinS
bington, ,dM psi33 3 EQUATIONS.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-22
WANTS.

VIZ TANTED Copy of the Daily Gazette
w for Thursday, January 10, 1878, Ten
cents will be paid for the same at
jy12-tf THIS OFFICE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

For some time past the New York Gen.
trial and Hudson River Railroad Company
has been swindled by putting on the mar
ket stolen passenger tickets, which were
sold at reduced rates. Detectives have
discovered that they were obtained from
John Earl. formerly clerk In the auditors
Office Of the company. Earl was arrested
and admitted completely In the business.
but refused TO divulge tho namos Of other
members Of tho ring.
John c. Myers, suspended ~ Consul.
General at Shanghai. has requested tho
House of Representatives 10 investigate
the administration Of the Consulate-Gen-
ersl at that port during the terms OF ofico
Of George +. Seward. present Minister 10
China. and o. Is. Bradford. Consul.Qen
eral and Consular clerk. and Myers him
self - Consult General.
Tho Connecticut House Of Representa-
tiyes Yesterday passed resolutions opposing
the Bland Silver bill and favoring resump-
ton Of specie payments. Aresoiution was
also passed i%nstructing the Insurance
Commissioners 10 postpone for thirty Jays
legal proceedings against tho Charter Oak
Life Insurance Company.
Just before the beginning Of the matinee
In the Holiday street Theater. Baltimore,
Yesterday, Q cylinder containing gas for .
calcium light exploded, fatally injuring
James Knapp and wounding Charles
Street. Charles Rutter aud III. Thompson
attaches Of the theater.
Henry Ward Beecher has accepted tho
position a. Chaplain Of tho 18th Regiment,
the Oldest military organization In Brook.
lyn. The duties Of Chaplain embrace two
sermons 70 the command In the year, and
his appearance Ut the annual inspection
and muster.
The Appropriation Committee has partly
agreed 10 reduce tho salaries Of tho prin-
cipal missions FROM $l7,500 TO $4,000. In
order 10 bring expenses within the Dow
eminent income. Considerable REDUCTION
10 also proposed In . number Of Treasury
clerks.
The New York Herald prints Q letter from
William Lloyd Garrison 70 W. J.. Chan.
dler. approving the latter letter In regard
10 the President, and severely. criticising
Hayes for his fragrant abandonment OF
principles and pledges.
A Rome correspondent says tho Pope has
relapsed into hostility TO the Italian court
and Government. In consequence 81 The
opportunities Of Cardinal Simeeni aud
other ultramontanes.
Tho failure 10 announced Of Dovale a
Co.. New York. one Of the Oldest houses In
tho South American shipping business.
Liabilities are supposed 10 30 siso.oOo.
The Cabinet has decided not to release
the syndicate from its last subscription OF
Si0.O 0O, 900 four per cents.
The senate to-day confirmed Aaron Bell.
Register Of tho Land ofico at Shasta. Cali.
forniA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24
Buras' birthday.

Tomorrow will DO the anniversary OF
the birthday Of Bobby Burns. IL 10 . date
dear to the heart OF every ~seoschman.
Wherever they roam or wherever the
chances Of fate may cast them. they
cherish their love OF home and country.
The Caledonia Club will give . grand ball
In Virginia City In honor u the occasion.
Coopsr's upper and lower halls have both
been engaged. Up stairs the dancing will
DO continuous. while below there will be
such sports a. are relished by members Of
the Club and their guests. singing
speech-making and general conversation
will be fully indulged. A fair chance for
enjoyment will DO given 10 all. varney's
band will furnish the music.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24
Mi.iss l.esspsrssisss.

The following companies have recently
hlei articles Of incorporation In the
County Clerks Office In San Francisco +;
TiogA South Mining Company-Directors'
J. W. Haynis. II. ". Graves. A. J. RAlston'
II. X. Masten and VIM. L. Hale; capital
stock. 1000, 900. Tho Aurora Tunnel and
Mining Company-Directors. II. n. Yer.
ington. n. N. Graves. A. J. RAlston and
VIM. T.. Hale; capital stock. $8.0Oo,ooo.
The oriental Consolidated Gold and Silver
Mining Company-Directors, Wa. Be-
siIi, W. Milroy, W. II. Mould. II. ID. Nil
roy and T. Ii. Smith ; capital stock. 81
100000. The Lucky baldwin Mining
Company-Directors. A. Q. wightmAn. J.
ID. Wright. ]. N. Moore, N. A. sheldon
and W. q. Miller; capital stock. sio,-
600. 900. The Hoboken Gold and Silver
Mining Company-Directors, q. Z. Wei
iington. David bentley. William Hayden,
Edward Connolley and Frank Culver
capital stock. $4,000. 900. Tho Bodie
Wood and Lumber CompAny-Directors.
Seth Cook, Daniel Cook, IL. N. Graves, J:
W. Haynie and II. n. Yerington |; capital
stock, 500, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24

pArrxrs.-Patents for mining claims
,.,. no., ,..u.a N .bolderr In Nevada n
follows: Eureka county-samuel Cooper
and others, Grey Eagles Nest and Black
Eagle mines ; Emmett Consolidated Com
wr.nsi. Sadie Mining Claim and
Monte Cristo lode; Lafayette Andrews
and others, Pechy Hill mine; Capital
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24
EXCITEMENT At alEHBRuok.
A CORPSE TisasisE II the cevs-rhs
Remains Ideusined - Csrsasr's
IsQuest-DoGmasieal verdteG
GLrxSRooK. LAKE TAHor.
January n, 1878.

GLrxSRooK. LAKE TAHor.
January n. 1878.
Error Nxws-Quite . lively commotion
WA stirred up in our usually peaceful
village this morning. The wind was blow
ing q gale. and q heavy see running. when
some parties standing on the WHAT
noticed what appeared 10 be tho
body Of = man slowly drifting ashore.
II 10 . well. known fact that bodies drowned
In Lake Tahoe never rise TO the surface;
therefore, this floating corpse could no.
fail 10 create Q sensAtian. A lively crowd
took measures 10 get the remains saisiy
landed, while others started on W ~
the acting Coroner. Justice fovie: He
promptly took the matter In hand, selected
= iury and officially proceeded TO the .
shore where the body lay. II having been
decided TO be improper 70 do anything fur
Their until tho Coroner had seen IT,
When everything was officially arranged
the Coroner and his Jury advanced 10 tho
front 20 sit ON the body. but when they
Jaw il they judiciously concluded not 70.
for 10 and behold Il Wa merely tho rsmAins
Of Capt. Pray's big dog. This confounded
imposition WAS too much for Judge fowle's
nerves, 10 say nothing Of tho foul stencil.
and hs swears he will resign. Lum. Davis
WAS the first man on tho ground and the
iirst 70 leave 10. Lum. wants no more dog
inqussts In his. Yours, truly. u. u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24
Coastisr Aectdeas.

Billy Somers. . young man in the en-
ploy Of Slime ogg, met with . very serious
accident last Tuesday evening. He was
coasting down Main street and accidentally
ran against the hytirant in front Of 81.
P.trick's Church. His right knee cap
wa. split open and crushed In the most
terrific manner. The young man Was car
ried 10 his room and DR.. Magee was called.
The wound was carefully dressed. but the
physician l. fearful that Somers will always
have q still leg. A wound on the knee Is
generally attended by evil consequences.
The practice Of coasting on tho principal
streets has been forbidden by tho author
tti.a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24
lBsill ~ Large.

None Of tho officers in this part Of the
State have received news Of the arrest Of
All 10y, and they doubt the authenticity
Of tho report. The Chinese say there are
hundreds Of Cinnamon on the Pseihc
Coat named All 10y. and that II will be q
diaicult thing TO catch the right one. The
iesding men In the companies here pro.
fess 70 be anxious 70 have the assassin cap
tured; but. they say. there are . great
NAM young men who are willing 70 shield
him, and they will mako considerable
trouble for the officers. II 10 now thought
that All 10y left here for Placerville. The
Chinese claim 70 know the cause Of the
murder. All 10y isa boy between seven.
teen and eighteen years Of age. 81 Nee
his cousin. and the day before the kill
ing grossly insulted the boy. humihating
him In the eyes Of his c~ountrymen. Some
Of them told him u Was his duty 70 kill 81
Nes. This thought worked upon his mind
70 such an extent that no finally resolved
70 vindicate his wounded honor. When
the conclusion was once made. 10 was i'm.
msdiately acted upon. Tho particulars Of
the killing are already known 70 u read
ara
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24

DELicArE.-Chris James. at his as
say office. has got q pair Of scales which
will weigh anything that ysu can see
with a microscope. Yesterday. In show
ing a NKws reporter its delicate caps-
bilities. he scraped q little dust oil q
ly's wing upon one Of the scales.
and down IL went. Then be dropped
a mosquitoes eyebrow into the other
scale, aud down that went. A hair from
the reporters mustaeho made the OPP
posits scale kick the beam. but when
that reporter wanted his cheek weighed.
Chris. took him to the big bullion scales.
wus CAS TrLLt-A ~school.boy write
from Silver City Please publish tho fol-
lowing problem for the stockholders and
schooLmasters Of Storey county 10 chew
on. 1t Ia . lightning striker. i sell n
share of Consolidated virginia m ono
share Of California for the same price; on
Consolidated Virginia make ~ per cent,
on California I lose 20 per cent. and on
the Transaction I lose 81. What were
the purchase prices and what wAs tho sell.
ing prieef
ISsuR,ScE.-On the proparty destroyed
BY the fre on North Y street. Virginia
City, last Thursday afternoon there VA
the following insurance /: On the houses OF
Eli johnson. 81. 800. In the FAneuil Hall
Mrs. Burkett had on house No. 100 $Soo
and $500 on the furniture, and ON
No. iss 81, 800 and $500 on tho furniture.
ali iu the Glens Falls, New York. and
Commonwealth. Boston. j. O. Gray had
si,OOO on his house. In tho Shamut. Hen
ley agent In Virginia.
rnox SAN FRLScisco.-Charley Miller
and Joe Demling. two Of the solid men Of
Virginia. returned from San Francisco
Yesterday morning. Willis In California
joe hal several shooting matches with the
crack shots down there, including JAcoby
and Striker. lie succeeded In standing
the most Of them Of. and no says that our
boys can beat them ''All boiler" when u
comes down 10 the regular army musket.
WILL CIR OUR MoSKY.-President Ran.
dali. Of the Board Of County Commission
ers, says that he has investigated the mat
ter Of the claims Of Storey county against
the State OF Nevada. on account Of ex.
penses incurred In prosecuting the suits
Tor back taxes ON the net proceeds Of the
mines. The state Board will meet In .
few days and will allow tho county
s7,ii3 ~.
Coon NEws.-The street-erossing just
,boye the Agency Of tho Bank OF CAL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24
A sRNsR on WEAKNESS

10 ofsn felt By persons who cannot locate any
particular disease. II they work. 10 bscomss
labor; n they valk, they soon tire; mental
efforts become . burden, and even joys an
q cast over their lives. Rscourss 10 had aoms'
timer 20 stimuisnts of . dangerous character.
The advice Of Physicians 10 refrain nom active
labor produces no happy results. Wbyi. Ths
system ID dsbilItated and nssds 70 b built up
properly. Peruvian Syrup will DO this yery
The entire system, and harmonixing with tia
corporeal functions, 10 nisss up the saissolsd
and brings the color 70 the chssk again, and
hops 70 the dsspondsnt. II does ~ wtrh
promptly and we'll. sold By ell druggists. 1ai
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24
Nasiesai Guard ball.

Tho fifteenth anniversary ball Of the
National Guard will DO given in Virginia
City on tho evening Of tho 22d OF next
month. Tho hall Of the company will DO
decorated In the finest style. and elaborate
srraagsments for the comfort Of the guests
will be made. wsshington's Birthday Is
the date generally chosen by the members
Of the National Guard for their reception,
and they always mako . fine success. Cen
erai @. q. Batterman will act a. Floor
Director. and Captain John A Robertson
will be al the bead Of the Floor Committee.
Tho fifteenth anniversary Of the Nationals
will be made something exceptional In the
way Of . reception. Il will DO irst-ciass
In every particular.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24
RsrEcrAL ATTENTION HERR.

Notice the " Star Remedies" Or. Van Dykes
.Anti, Bilious Curs" 10 preferred 10 oil other
dyspsptie medicines. First. II does not shpe'
sscoud, u does not naussats; third. It is pleas
ant TO taste and smell.
.Troat on Ointment 10 prepared from Laie
Tshos Troat, and 10 tho best Linioent In the
World for rheumatism. Neuralgia snd spr.ins.
40 70 your dugsist. Get . sample bottle OF
bo,tis. Anti-Bilious Cure. 81 %. suis ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24
ruitoss reaadry.

The NKws takes pleasure in calling the
attention Of milling and mining men 10
the advertisement Of the Fulton foundry.
This establishment Is one Of the most COM
plete on the coast. W. II. Eckhart. the
new Superintendent, Is 9 man Of largo e.
perience In the business, and Is known a.
a most finished mechanical engineer. The
Fulton foundry has always stood well with
the public. II will not lose any OF its
prestige under the present management.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24
Bosas.a Buiiisa.

Up to last Saturday tho shipments Of
bullion from the Consolidated Virginia
mine for the new fiscal month amounted
10 si9i ,5s3 81. being an increase over the
corresponding period In December OF
si77.iii co. The shipments for the new
month from tho California mine up 70
Saturday aggregated S392,ls IL. showing
an increase Of Si3,i56 81 over December.
This angurs we'll for tho chances OF more
81 dividends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24
.,.,,.,. ans. n.ss,ss
-. sve,,.x.

WILL M ILLrsrn,rrp.-M. Bell. tele-
graphic operator at the Gold Hill depot OF
the Virginia and Truekee Railroad, has
made two sketches representing the Gold
Hill Miners Union In tho act OF taking
the fighters out 81 the Justice and Alta
mines on the nth instant. These sketches
will DO sent to Frank Leslie's illustrated
paper for publication.
Lrsr OF ofricERs.-Ths following list
Of officers Of the Oregon Consolidated Min
ing Company have been fled (; Directors
James j. Green. (Prcsidentl Charles II.
Aiken, yice-President and Trcasurerl ;
Robert Cushing, q. II. solomon and T.. ID.
whsAtiey; Secretary, David Wilder
Supsrintendent. Matt CAnAyAn.
FIRE At surRo.-A fire occurred at the
town OF sutro last Tuesday afternoon at
. o'clock. burning the saloon occupied by
Jake Paul and the dwelling Of Mrs. stead
and Tom wo.tell. The fire caught In ths
saloon, from the stovepipe, II is supposed.
Insurance on the saloon building. N,OOO
on wosiell's property. $1,000.
PETER BunKE's CLAINs.-Ths County
Commissioners at their meeting yesterday
declined 10 take any final action upon Peter
Burke's claims against tho county. Moth
ing further will be done with the subject
until after the District Court has decided
upon tho validity Of the Judgment rendered
by the Board Of Arbitrators.
An IMPORTANT MkrriSo. -Hon. Jasper
Babcock left for Reno last evening. lie
will attend . meeting Of the Nevada State
Agricultural. Mining and Mechanical so
ciety, 10 be held in that place to-day. Mr..
Babcock carried with him the proxies Of
nearly every member in this vicinity.
Grr TIN Dor. A CuiScE. - Now when
the Fourth Of July comes the boys are not
allowed 10 burn iirccrackers, but when the
Chinese New Year approaches the heather
Is permitted 10 make all the noiso ho may
desire. We respectfully submit that this Ia
moi . fair shake for Young America.
TnuASr OrricrH.-John ID. Loynaehan.
Deputy Constable, has been appointed
Truant onicer for tho Gold Hill School
District. lie will make IL exceedingly
lively for any % the boys II they attempt
10 play hockey. lie has Instructions W
enforce the Compulsory school law.
Oun MISEnALa.- Professor W. Frank
y-.-,..,... In v.,on.,
or,,d Hall Virginia. ue., sunday even.
ing a, ! o'clock. His subject will be
Mineral Deposition n the Mineral he-
source. Of nevada
TuEhK Is . lady residing ON sutton
.v.npe. Virginia. who is 80 delicate that
she tainted yesterday while A,sn,Puns W
extract . splinter IRON . ir'ehu manu.
An EEsLuSo. tho Chinamsn VINO I"
charged with house-breAking. has been
~,s.. W..
" 90,
nm -. a.,
M m.n "
c..u~rx. s.,.,,,,..,.,,o,,, an.
~ -. -"
turned from California.