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Wheat operators are somewhat disturbed by
The prospect OF a corner in that article. A no
torious wall-street Speculator Is buying up all
he can get In Chicago. Three million dollars
are 10 be expended in the purchase OF four mil
lion bushels. IL the price Of wheat can be per-
suaded 10 rise after the purchases are made,
the speculation viii be profitable. otherwise,
The man with the wheat will wish that he had
T. laaiLed ia-New York.
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new sphere of usefulness is suggested for
the elevated roads in New York city IL Is
thought that they would furnish an excellen
support for the telegraph wires going up and
down the island, and thus do away with the
unsightly and often dangerous telegraph poles,
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To Corresnondenrs.

Letters should be addressed to the EDITORIAL or
Business Manager of The STAR according II their
tenor. and not to any individual name. Otherwise
ReDce, etc
Checks, etc, should IN all oases be made pavable
to the order of THE EvENIEE4 Sra, NEWSPAPER
COAPArY-not to that of any individual.
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AND FOREIGN C0RREsP0NDENCE.
| "a Pages Quarto, on Strong White Paper and
| Large Clear Type.
! JssUrp EVERY THURSDAY, DATED FOR SATURDAY
FOURTH NUMBEE Now READY.
SIS WEAR. Always in Advance. Single Mum
Pul licat1on Office Corner Seventh and Che smut
sts,. Philadelphia; Washington Office Critic build
ing, 81 9Th st whore subscription aud advar.
tjse1 NJ, It viii be received by J c Miller Washing
/ ton Business Manager J. W. FORNEI,
! IT. Cole Editor and Propr etor
! BUSINESS SUITS, the largest variety. at extreme
! ID ~ low prices. at A. SThAUS'
! A GOOD, sFRvICEs BILE ovERCoAT for 81:
/ STBAUS.
PEST 4TAIITY. BLUE BEAVER SUITS at 815.
FACTS WHICH HAVE BEEN DEM0NsTRA-
l. TED: That yOu can buy the very best CIofhinl-
Cio theT, A STRAUS
DREsS SUITS. MADE EOuAT TO CUSTOM
- go M0hk $zo, worth so. Call ana see them at
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS to be had in
il Oyercoats OF all styles. az 4 STRAUS
ROYS' SUITS. for school and dress from 81 to
~ 81; large assortment to select from. at a.
RLUE AND BROWN BEAVER OvFRCOATs.
ID SIS they are beyond doubt worth S25 at \
a. a
inaiN 81 OF cheapness. A. STRAtS.
SToP AND LOOK at STkAUS' $40 F?ysfan B4,-
- 'Cr Oyercoat.
HAVE YOU SEEN those nobby Cl,inchills over
coats for SIS: Ii not. you should see item. as
had only at 4. STRAUS'.
IT GLISH AND FRENCH WORSTED AND
~ CASHMERE PANTS, to suit all tastes and
POCKETS, at 4. STRAUS'.
4 GOOD HEAVY WORKING SUIT for 81. inst
y The thing for those who wish TO buy a good. ser
vice able suit for little money. at A sTRAUS.
TEE ,, GRE "a Rush At A. STRAUs' for those
'fyDsh Chesterfield Suits still continues
II DSE WHO WISH TO ECONOMIZE in n,1r
hasine their Clothing should not fan t. eli at
\ SIRAUs' before going elsewhere.
y 81 III s ILE,BREASTED SQUARE CIT FROCK
II COATS and VESTS, handsome patteraS. large
asst rfment Call and see them. at A STRAUs
YOUTHS BUSINESS and DRESS SUITS, j., q
great variety OF styles and patterns 1T A.
SIT AUS.
STPAUs' ENGLISH wORSTED OvERCoAT:
ST. AUS. ' -
4 IULL LINE OF CHILDREN'S SUITS hand
n somelX trimmed and made up i'll the latest style
IRON s3"u mp at y. SIRAIS'.
LISTERS TO SUIT AND FIT TN. LARGEST % VOL
- the smallest man. II STRAUS'.
THOSE WITH WHOM MONEY IS IN OBJECT
i sh9U." not tall 10 visit STRAUS' before -oinx
al. you buy. 1t 20
Rememhor- \. STRAUS,
N'i'-tt i'Il fenfSt ANA avenue
{ Wharf, Is H. BOWEN has Removed his Office
I and Res dence To- northwest corner 9th street
ami Mas sachsetts avenue IL W, tower IieruS drug
~lOra.) entrance On 9Th Il dec43ts
PEST SWEET CIDER % cents t,cr Gallon.
ID IL pounds NEW TURKISH PRIMES - 81 90
i tculiCs GOOkI Nj RaISiNSs ttsr2e t......... 81
. ItHr,t!S Lf.@t REIN ED LARD ............. -
tah DEE sI tAh COlfN. .-....----........- l.
c.n 3-ib TOMATOES, very Be>tl........... Il
lttldH I | MA a >: lucW Observation-Disclosures -
J POUNDS GOOD BROWN SUGAR 49, ~ D
-aiL Genuine MN ENGLAND RI Nj. 2.GC
= t4I1t4 sGltfIor FAMILY f1Ot R.----..-..- l. 3t
rail- New Crop y. o. AlOLASSES, fancy. Ct.
round INV FRI NELLES. ................ l.,
c. s. O'HARE & son,
decitr 1913 Sth st. H.,r., bet. " and n
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Issue on the lst and 18th Of each month bulletin
OF ri properly Tor rent and SAFE on iny books Wc.,
can be had on apicatoi at ny oace or VIII be sent
loans
$4,000. $1,000. $1,000, sCOO $500, 500. at & per
latt r.
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CFFICE OF ACTING COMNISSaRY OF ST-BeITFSfFI
Fort WHIPPLE, VA, Nov IL 1873.
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate. viii he received ut
this Office until II O'Clock. noon. on SATURDAY.
December 9Th. 1878. for furnishing the Fresh Beef
required by the Subsistence Department. L. =
Army for issue to troops at this Post from January
LIST to Jure :oth, 1879.
Separate Proposals Will also be received for fur
nishng such choice and other cuts OF fresh meats
Beef. Mutton and YealJ as may be required by the
officers and their families
Bidders viii specify in their proposals the price
per pound for which they viii furnish the Beef from
their stalls. Further information as to quality of
Beef, &c viii be furnished on application to
decS3t f. c. GRUGAN, LIST 1t ID Cav ACS
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To Advertisers,

Advertisers requested to send In their
nouncements early IN the day a. possible, and In
al cases before II O'CLOCK NJ The insertion in the
days issue of those reaching the Office after
that hour cannot be assured
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TIrIe is good news from AGzaaul-jan To
cheer tie majority in TIE Ec.r,r assembled E8e-
Ii-h parliament
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EFOk REM
aE ! L
By ". F. BURFORD.
Real Estate BOXER. EOS L ct. nv

By " f. BURFORD,
Real Estate BOXER, 1OS L st. NV.
go EOS 10Th ST. I. w. frame, Y, mod. iIlps s..
30 5-o St:l 81, store ana cellar, mod iinpE... =
corner q til and VI SITS, store. -........-... [.
No 1U3 L St, Office rooms ..........,,gI5lo .;
For SGie
sHeGI3i bargains in small two-story press h-ich
HOT Sis by paying 500 cash the balance ia lutnig
~ instruments to suit purchaser.
also a number of large HOUSES from 81 600 =
Sl2o0U- To be sold CT great sacrifices and on easy
terms. 49,
Gail and examine my list before pnrchasin.
W. L. isURFORD,
nnV9-r Real Estate Broker. los z ST
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\. SAKS & CO,
CeCi-tr S16 Seventh sfrpet.
TO WHOM MAY CONCERN.

We certify that WI. SAYRES X son raised th..
three brick louses ltwo of them three stories> ali
adjoining situated on the corner of High and 2 4.
Ftrceis, Georgetown, to the height of three fee
without crack or injury II any Of them and 10 ON.
entire and perfect satisfaction: and We cheerfully
recommend hem careful and tirstcl.tss HoIIs.
Rllsers.
A H. HERR
JOS. L. SINNS, Superintendent
THCS. Il. ENTWISLE,
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Average s,rosr Daily Circulation gee,
17,5O0-beine a sn,cA larger conc fas.
re2Eidr and permanent circulation thar
that of Gil the other daac oapers ss TIE
city added together.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

COEERETGNS' COOPERATIVE As
~ - ISOLATION.
1923 sfh street and 500 " street ne.
GIbER-Dnh!'s and New England.
ttNEGAR-strong snd pure.
COMMERCE ELOUR-fayorite brand
POTATOES at ale rates.
CAPE COD CRANBERRIES.
CANNED GOODS, &c, &c.
Afpll line of Groceries. All goods warranted
Clubs making for Magazines, &c.
HoN25tr A b. SCH0FIELD. Manager
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A CHANCE FOR THE PooR.-n you want an
"a OVEROOAT Like the rich wear, and Tor les
money than . ready made one, cali at HERZOG,S
SO8 9Th st. NV, near Pa. ava There you VIII fnd
worn. st low prices. oefaS-ly
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B. II. WARNER,
9lS Z street northWes

=, ne LtaI EstaIe KeVIeW, Published at my Office on
ue 10Th OF each month. contains complete list Of
al the houses have for rent. Call and get COPY
TOR RENT-BY THUS. j. MYERS Real Estate
Agent, 1916 at NV
ltHti street, store room and cellar.
Once Rooms III May Building cor It'll and En.y
tOA saLE,Fine Residence aud $4,000 feet of
fTotlhu, 3th St. near L NV One Of the finest To-
cations III tho city; long tine with per cent in.
teftst. noyl2tr
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pROPERTY FOR RENT,
BY K. O. HOFFMAN,
Real Estate Agent anu illctioaeer,
18th and L SIS. INV

ElVR
u NO. 1879 L ST. q. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
No. 523 Missouri ave, gas aud water. % rs 6,
No. iCO6 pennsylvania ay., mod ups.... q
No. 6l3 New Jersey ave. NV, mod. im;,s >
~ I'd ST. n.e., furnished, rs................. :
FOR SALE
2H9uses 4th and A. Sc, mod. imp. .........S329
3@l 18th street southeast, lot l4xaO . 81
s4! hiloue isiand ave. mod lmps..........-. 80
OF 9t4i ST. NV, house and store. 90
Houses anu Lots for sale all sections of the city
AUG. A. NICHOLSON
octs-ly Real Estate Broker. T0S st W
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.NCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
nov3O II. {. SPENCER, Prncip.l.

u INDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL Tor children
IN from three to sixteen years Of age: offering
every advantage of thorough education; Including
German, French and Music. German a speclslty
daily instruction given free
d sses POLLOCK and NOERR prrncipals
Normal CLASS for Teachers, ll27 18Th street north
west ,1c,sl) D.,
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- PROEIIESS."
NEEkLY PERIODICAL DEVOTED TO ART
LITERATURE, FINANCE. THE DRAMA
AND FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
- Pages Quarto, on Strong White Paper and
Large Clear Type.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

InsItCtOr OF Buildings
Address-G2i Maryland avenue southwest or L
and Il stree Is northwest dec;}-3,
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LOST AND FOUND.

| OST A black Grape embroidered SHAWL. with
II h aos worked ON tie corner The fin Ter WI. b..
suIt4 by rewarded 10y returning to 45S St NV
dfca-2t-
| osI-on the I'D of December somewhere hp-
~ tween I6ih St ard the Capitol, GARNET EAR
III Nc with PENDANTS. \ liberal reward Will be paid
# returned t. No. All 18th ST NV deci2t
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BUSINESS CHANCES

5000. ss.0Oo, and $1,000 TO LOAN on COOP
u cly Property 4. n. WILSON
oecS-ot SOS eth street
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L'OR SALE-A fine FARM. one hour from ci,. a.,
u rail. Ra3lrnad churches, stores. SC ,,nnyen,eDi
Nill trade for clty property. i. kwIISON. SOS 9ia
street los :,
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E'ki NCb.-MADAME IECDURT, from Par-
l. tlEes Private Lessons IN French, IVA Glasses.
MAGAZINE ecouit refers Toy PERMISSION TO Mrs. Gen.
llt ketts, Rev. Father BOYLE aud others Apply No
Grsn Place. between q and III SITS. NV. noy.BI 2y.
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olsOo AND $500 TO LOAN OK FIRST class
- Real Estste security
CHARLES W HANDY.
deoS-d 5O9 eth ST
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(soRNED BEEF.-Those desiring prime article
" Of CoRNED BEEF should read adyes4isaffle-,t ~
JOHN Il. KELLY. under head q Family san
Plies. dec2-a
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EDUCATIONAL.
nj ADEMOISEII.E ! PRUDHo5IAie'S FRENCH
AS CLASSES


uI7ttl,iI I'a'IIIIIt- INI iNtIlINH AT FNrNt II
Arr i,a rs received 10y the Principals. IrS e.
NJ. tONDliDN and Miss 4. TOLMAS SMITH
ueC2lNcN.JtCeg2y
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PERSONAL.

fTHE YOUNG GIRL THAT CALLED All No.
4 l4Ii THIS morning, December Ith Will please call
again. .iacI a.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A respectable white GIRL to cook
" wash and iron and do general housework; 20
st NV dec5-3ts
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-01
cypru. rly. Hundred Year. Ago.
From III. Pail Mail a,Ictie.l


Though changes have occurred In
Cyprus a. well as In other parts Of tho
world since 1880. when Maunderyills
visited the island, his account OF tho
manners, customs and religious priyi-
legss OF the place at the time may be
worth citing: "Cypre Is righte a code
He and afayr and a gret. and 1t hath :
principalls cytses within him. And
there Ia nm Erchebysshoppe at Nichosie.
and 4 other Bysschoppes in that lond.
And at Farnagost Ia one OF the princy-
pale Havsnes Of the See that Is in the
World, and there arrived Cristene Men,
Sarazynes, and Men Of ale Nacionns.
In Cypre 10 the lille Of tho HOLE
Crosse. and there 10 m Abbey OF
Monks Black. and there Ia the Cros OF
Dismas, the code Thssf. And
some men trowen. that there is half the
Crosse Of cure Lord, but Il Is not so,
and they don evylle that make Men TO
belsevs 20. In Cipre Men hunten with
Pspyons. that ben like Lcpardes. and
they taken wylde Bestes right welle, and
the ben somdelle more than Lyons. and
thsi taken moro sharpely tho Bestrs
and more clsyverly than don Houndes.
In Cipre II 10 the maners o! Lords and
all other Men. allie to eten on tbs erthe.
For thsi make Dyches In the Erthe all
about In the Halle. Dope to the knee,
and they do pave hem, and whan thei
will etc, they gon therein. and .itten
there. And the skylls is. for thei may
b the more frssschs. For that Lond u
mech more hottsrs than II 10 here"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-01
rhat DOC shootiny.

Mention was made In Last evenings
NEws Of the shooting Of . Newfoundland
dog on B street, Virginia. It appears that
tho discharge Of twenty buckshot which
the gun contained had other effect than
was intended. some Of the lesden missiles
finding their way into the Colombo Rest.
aurant. Several Of them buried them.
selves In the woodwork OF the front OF the
house, but three OF them passed through .
window and lodged In the opposite wall,
one passing through and breaking tho
glass Of . framed picture. Mrs. Jepson.
wife Of the proprietor Of the restaurant.
had been Of the water cooler but Q few Sec
onds before, directly In range Of tho bull
lets that lodged In the wall. A noise In
another room attracted her attention aud
caused her TO movo hastily away 10 learn
the cause. otherwise she must Inevitably
have been struck by the shot that came
through the window. But there were
many dangers abroad at that hour.
and the dying buckshot were not
the most 10 be feared. The dog that
went 10 his death because OF them
was Q terribly vicious and powerful fellow.
He had of late bitten two boys. harried Q
woman till she was nearly naked. attacked
another man. and at mo time he was shot
sprang full at the throat Of the person who
killed him. Atthst hour. 1850 p. NJ. when
folks arc generally In bed. the buckshot
were the less dangerous 81 the two. Be-
sides an examination Of the ground shows
that these flying missiles recocheted from
skA w-.ul l.fn.. .atartnn tha hanaa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-01
How Iowa Became a Territory.
lD.s Moline. Correspondents of the Chicago

lDss Moines Correspondents Of the Chicago
Journal
Ever since the world began woman
has played o leading part In all great
historic events. American history is
no exception 10 the rule. The honors
which fall, to Mollie Stark, Aunt Bailey
aud numerous other are well
known. Later on II 10 recorded that tho
Quaksress. Rebecca Wright, helped gal.
liant Phil. Sheridan to win the day ut
Winchester. Woman has been the CEN
trail figure In poetry and song for ages.
aud moulded with her delft finger king.
doms and crowns, aud unmade them ss
we'll. She has been an important fac.
tor in the legislation OF the country. and
TO the wiles OF q woman 10 ascribed the
existence Of Iowa. The bill for the for
nation OF the Territory Of Iowa was pre-
pared and presented to Congress by
Geo rye ". Jones. Among Its most bit.
ter opponents was John @. Calhoun,
then In the zenith Of his power. and the
master mind OF Congress. IL soon be-
came apparent to Mr.. Jones that Cal.
houn would crush his bill and be there.
fore resorted to strategy. Mr.. Jones
was then In his prime and q man Of at
tractivs presence. added to which were
eraces oil manner, which gave him great
prominence In society. He was q great
iayorite with tho ladies'. There was at
Washington q lady who was a special
friend OF Mr.. Calhoun-.in fact. she had
him go a string" as II were. Jones
decided to pull the string. He at once
played the agreeable to the lady. and
soon, by his ~gallantry. won from her
the expression one day that she hoped
something might happen that she might
reciprocate the favors. That was Jones'
opportunity. He informed her she could,
and how. he explained to her his Ter
ritorial bill. aud how anxious he was to
succeed with II, hut ho feared the op.
position OF Calhoun, who would kill II
II BIO had the opportunity. The woman
entered into the matter with zest, and
told Mr.. Jones to send her his card when
the bill came up. and she would take
care Of Mr.. Calhoun. When the bill
was taken up Mr.. Jones sent his card
to the lady In the gallery. Soon after
Mr.. Calhoun was seen going out OF ths
hall, and did not return for several
hours. In the meanwhile MIR. Jones
had secured tho passage Of his bill. Mr..
Calhoun never knew why his fair friend
was so especially anxious to secure his
undivided attention on that day. Thus
was Iowa born OF woman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-01
Latest from Cess,aaunepis.
LivRR L. KING.

The Liver 10 the imperial organ Of the vhols
human system. - 10 controls the life. health
and Happiness OF man. When Il u disturbed In
lie proper aciion, ell kinds OF ailments are the
natural result. The digestion u the iood. the
VI the brain and nervous system. are all imme-
dlately connected with the workings OF the
Liver. II ha. been successfully proved that
Urren's august Flower 10 unequaied In curing
all persons Afiictsd with dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint, and all the numerons symptoms th,t
result fIom an unhealthy condition OF the Liver
and stomAch. sampie bottles 10 Try. 10 cents.
Positively sold IN all towns on the Western
Continent. Tnr,e doses will prove that u 10
just what you want. le4 SOW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-01
Ophir Assays.

The ASSAYS made from samples Of GREE
.o..,,. ,...n from An. Onhir bv tho az.
n a -aooo -,
pert. who visited erosscu' NO. = 1VVo is'si'
are as follows;
George II. Dana look four samples, each
M which /. here described, with the value
per ton
10. I-Piece OF porphyry ..........SsH
No. a-Ayerage from face ..... IS 30
No. s-Piecs OF hard quartz. ....... % 10
No. sample Of stratum l6 feet
sa,tof vein ............. CT 81
n u x..,,n, n, Cola Hin obtained the
,oiIa.,as ,.,nrn for bi. annie,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-01
Ar,,e prcee Heard Prom.

Ban Francisco. August i.-william
Turner. alias Jones. was arrested
on . schooner to-day charged with
grand larceny In carrying of the
greater portion Of the movable prop
erty In tho town Of Rio Vista. lie got
away with 5000 sacks Of grain. Is
coils OF rope. 100 feet Of hose. and the
town library. comprising several cubic
feet Of literature. He brought the
plumber here In the schooner and q por.
tion Of u Was found at the junk store Of
Lawrence Johnson. who WAS also arrested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-01

TrRS vksrrS PicsIc.-Thers will DO
moro real enjoyment at the Turn Verein
Picnic sunday than could Be- appropriated
by all the people Of Storey county Mould
every mothers sou OF them 20. The os..
man. understand thess things exactly. ~
is worth while TO so and learn OF tnem
with their "friseh. fromm. Froblich.
frei." for they always add STARK and
Treu." and that 10 good enough for any.
body. There's music, merit, msrrimens
in IL.
W. +. PRArr IL now in charge OF the
money order department of the Virginia
post Office. His we'll known integrity.
careful business habits and nxed princi-
pies are sufficient guarantee that the du-
Ties Of the position will 10 we'll and faith.
fully performed.
Tnr Douglas mill Is still Gathering
away on s,e,enson's ore and the rappooss
|. busy aiso on the same ore and tailings.
The Ramslell mill Is reducing Andes ore
and the Others down the Canyon arc idle.
TuE repairs to the road from the uppsr
end Of main street 10 the Imperial work.
are completed. and are OF . substantial
nature.
TuI Dsieher last evening completed ths
tank At the 236o station. II II Is feet
long. 8 feet vids and . feet deep.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-01

W., Kxoxx mamie are wall
Known 4, 1, no, necessary to saw much
.,on, than n,blIelv. pyeryboly in ,hre.
-.oun,ias and NOR, too know. Me..rs.
Pttxmisr A Armbrust Of the city bakery.
"a North o street, Virginia. and knows.
moyeoyer, that there IL no bettsr place in
the whole city to get = square meal. They
nave especially nne coffee. the recipe 10
nal, which cost $500. Bread. pies and
c.le.. Main and ornamental confectiou-
sry. Ice cream, berries. toys. candies and
everything OF Tie hne.l sinu ~ ,ns .s.
mi ,.bie,'
h.o,v
man IN virginia ns' e''"'us' wv "
come 10 town to do some trading. attend
thu tb..ter and meet hi. friends. lie was
,,oo.v in hi. roel.,
= uis. - ..sSJ 4. 100000 NJ,
insa - 49, n,o,hsr. elotb.
h on.. snrnsr 81 q md Taylor streets.
vi, xinia. whore he purchased the outii, no
wore. Banner s.ys ne ha' any AMOUNT ~
that KIM - ~ Y, usonls have /, A. coat.
ise"y "h
AM ASosHfD.-That bsanuiui 'etiiet
., I;mu, somsr, Mike. which everybody
- - .,J lled an much. VA.
IN Virgins NV. -, - whi.h
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nUsINEas OF THE NATION.
Record Of she CiesrinE Honsss Last
Week An Eacsursxiug Ous.

Weeh ~ E"o
look.
NEw YORK. August 1.-The Patiie says
the amount Of exchanges for the week end.
ing on the 27th Of July. Ban Francisco
only being for the week ending July 20th,
show percentages Of gain or loss - fol.
lows: Gsins-Ssn Francisco, lis ; Dalti-
more. 400; st.. Louis. 600; Milwaukee.
1873: New Orleans, GAG; Louisville. Cs;
Cleveland. 50; Indianapolis, a.; syria.
cuse, SO. Losses-New York. "a; Bos-
ton, "a; Philadelphia. i4.9; Chicago.
i2.2; Cincinnati. 6.S; Pitsburg. HI;
Providence. SIS; New Haven. II.
Commenting on these figures the Psblie,
after remArking that the corresponding
week last year Was the famous riot week.
says: AT Boston and New York the
transactions OF last year were but little AZ
fected by the disturbance, and u may %
added that sales OF stock IN New FORK
wore about a. large this year a. this
week last year, 80 that the change indicates
but q triHinE difference In other transac.
tons here. The decline at Pittsburg and
Chicago Is more dlscouraging because the
transactions there were unusually small
last year because Of tho riots. and To- . le.s
degree the same Is true OF Cincinnati.
ON the other hand. the great incresse aP-
pearing at ". Louis. Louisvills and Baiti,
more IL mainly duo 10 the unnatural
shrinksge Of operations last year. AtNsx
Orleans and Milwaukee. however. when
were then affected but little, the handsome
gains have more signiAcance, though o.
Milwaukee the amount Of clearines mi,
season IL In part due to the magnitude OF
speculative operations In wheat caused py
the great CORNER"