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The Van Buren press., 1878-12-03

A Detroit girl picked up . new beau 1t
church, the other evening, and when hs
reached her fathers gate be accepted IN
invitation TO 60 in, He WAS perfumed to
kill, and it wasn't long before the musk
reached the back room in which the old
man was heard stumbling around. NUT
tering and growing, and presently he
opened the door and passed out and
walked around the house. He came
bach, after snaHiing around rur rev
minutes, ard pounding on the parlor
door. he inquired;
"Evangeline, where's the piece Of
candle r.
81 don't know, father, Why" she in
qnirea in return.
"There's skunk. or something I'M
der the addition, and I've got to hunt it
out, or we cant live here over night"
The young man didn't stay long after
that.
The Van Buren press., 1878-12-03

MISCELLANY.
MY'LADY'S DREAM,
- : -

eco away, Lucy!9 exclaimed Lady
Emily Stanly. There's no use in tbs
world in your strewing feathers, flowers
and frippery on the couch, for tell you
once for all that will not go to Lady
NJ fI. nj. ~
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-10-17
Contradicting an Editor.

Reno Gazette.
A bothered looking citizen came into
the Gazette office yesterday afternoon and
respectfully asked to be let look at the
dictionary. He sat down and anxiously
thumbed Webster awhile.
tWhat are you looking for?'' asked a
reporter, seeing that the stranger had fail
ed TO strike the trail.
FFWell, - said the man, in a burst of con-
fidence, ''you see I've only been married
a short time, and my wife's gone up to
Truckee on visit, and she's written to
me to look in the bottom of her trunk for
a lot of 'tucking' and send it to her. Now,
what want to know is what in blazes is
'tucking?' 1t amt in the dictionary
''Tucking," said the reporter briskly,
''why, tucking is the stuff the girls make
by poking sort of short turned ffshhook
through hole, and catching the thread
and drawing it back again.
Then the editor spoke up contemptu-
ously and said that man who was so ig-
norant as that ought to hold his tongue
What the reporter had described was
croeheting. Everybody ought to know
what tucking was. The ladies in making
it used little contrivance shaped like a
mussel, with thread wound up inside of
it. Tueking could be purchashed, he be-
lieved, for ten cents or fifteen cents a
yard, ard why intelligent girls should
waste a whole day in making what they
could get for short bit was more than he
could understand. In answer to a ques-
ton from the admiring reporter, the edi-
tor said that he had been told that tuck
ing was used in trimming the undergar-
ments of the fair sex, but why things
should be ornamented which a fellow
would get licked for trying to look at--or
perhaps shot-was beyond his compre-
hension.
The married stranger said the editor
was mistaken. That the article he men
toned was not tucking-it was tatting.
This he knew-for a fact. .-.-:
The editor observed that when a man
came to the Gazette office for information,
the editor, when he gave it, didn't like to
be told that he lied. If 1.-The stranger
wanted to avoid trouble, he had better get
out and go to the devil. As the editor had
grown red in the face and his eyes. blaz-
ing, the married stranger coughed feebIy
and skunk down stairs.
In the meantime what is ''tucking?"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-10-17
U. s. MarshaI's sale
THE ANTIDoTE FOUND AT LAST.

THE FALILh Uu1AIIIE " INL4NILIJI
Is n certain and speedy cure for intemperance; it
destroys all appetite for alcoholic liquors and
builds mp the nervous system. After a debauch,
any Incorporate indulgence, single teaspoon
full win remove all mental and physical depres
sion. 1t also cures every kind of Fever, Dyspep-
sia and Torpidity of the Liver. Sold by all drug
gists: Price 81 per bottle. Pamphlet on Alcohol,
It's Effects, and Intemperance disease" sent free
on writing to the Father Mathew Temperance and
Manufacturing Co.. SO Bond St., N. Y. 47w4
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-10-17
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Ear Diseases.

DR.C. Z. sHoEMAKER's Book on Deafness and
Diseases of the Ear and their proper treatment
especially Running Ear. How to get immediate
and perfectly harmless and permanent cure. A
book every family should have; sent free to all.
Reading, Pa. AVA
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-10-17
TERMS $500 Per Year in Advance.
O &c E.
Masonic DIRECTORY for FayeGte County.
OHIO. for the Wear ISIS.
rAYErrE LoDGE, no. lO7, P. q A. N,

FAYETTE LODGE, no. 1O7, p. a A. n.
OFFICERs:- L. Robinson, w. NJ; c. 5. Sny-
der, 5. w; T. J. Lindsey, J. w; ID. Furtwanger,
Treasurer; b. H. Millikan, Secretary; II: T.
Browne. 5. D.; III. ID. Purseil, j. D.; o. i. Gun
ming, Jesse Arnold, Stewards; VIM. II. Hammer
Tyler; Mills Gardner Mast. Ger: X. A; ko6lnson;;
Organist: J. r. Patterson, Chaplain. frluenIIai
Committees. f. johnson, L. C. MallOw' u r urV-
wangler.
BLoomNGBuRG LODGE NO. 449, F. & A. NJ
OFFIcERs:-A. b. Elliott, W. NJ; William clark
S w: VIM. NJ. Jones. J. W; J. nj. Mccoy, SeecTe-
tarv: Henry Casey Treasurer; Chas Stenne, Sd
John n. Brown, J. D.; VIM. Noble, Wh; 5quleI' q'
Stewards: j. NJ Adams, Chrplaini L. Delenger,
Tyler Prudential COmmittee-D. NJ. Hays, John
W. Rodgers, Harry Crow.
JEFFERsONvILLE LODGE no. 1853, F,s& A. NJ
OFFIcERs:-J W. ROebuck, W. NJ; G. L. Bush,
s. WI n. Lott, J. W.; G. W. Gray. Treasurer;
o. V Dreamer, Secretary; l.. A. Eistef, >. D.; Z.
r. Marshall, J. D.; Urban Hidy, George Miller,
Stewards; Abel Armstrong, Chaplain; VIM. Wood,
Tyler.
FAYETTE- CHATTER NO. 1Os, ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs.
OFF1cERs:- NJ. Mccoy, High Priest; R. BIiIli-
kan. King; Milo Rockwell, Scribe; J. p. Patter-
SON. Q. H; W. W. Savage, p. s.; II. f. Browne,
K. A. c.; Z. S. Snyder, G.. NJ Sd v; H. ID. Pursell
g. NJ. I'd "; L. Y. Grubbs, q. NJ. lst v; W. e
Tanzey, Treasurer; II. l.. Robinson, Secretary; W.
II. Hammer, Guard.
ELY COMsiANDERY NO. %, KNIGHT TENPLAR.
OFFICERS: &C. Garis, Eminent Commander; Jas.
+. Ely, GeneralissimO; j. b. Hudson, Captain Gen
eral; Mills Gardner, Prelate; J. ". Woods, s. W.;
H Z. Browne, J. w; ID. Furtwangler, Treasurer;
J. 4. Lindsey, Secretary; Milo Rockwell, standard
Bearer: g.. S. Snyder, Sword Bearer; W r! Cleaye-
land, WardeP; X. A. Robinson, Organist; w. H.
Ii. Hammer, Sentinel. ~.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-10-17
PatronIzed by the Ladies'.

DR.. Prices Special Flavoring Extracts
are used by the most intelligent ladies in
this country. A few cents additional cost
does not deter ladies who are mindful of
the health of their family from procuring
that which is known to be pure and whole
some.
The Lutheran churches in the United
States have 1900 Sunday schools, with
12O, 900 scholars.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-10-17

You can't depend on Kansas flour. A
loaf of bread passed into a Leavenworth
iail contained two files, knife, bottle
of acid and roll of money. A country
which grows such wheat as that can not
expect to get ahead very fast.
A correspondent of the London Times,
speaking of Prince Bismark's domes-
tic life, says that his son Herbert puts his
father to bed every night. We never be-
fore suspected that the old diplomatist
ended up his arduous official labors by
getting stone-blind every night, but this
| looks like it.
'There would be more saloons in this
town. said a native, as the train slowed
north through Montgomery, fif it wasn't
for one thing And what is that?' asked
the tourist. 'Ain't any more houses re-
piled the native; and the tourist opened
his notebook and remained absorbed in
| thought.-Hatckeys. -
''what news to-day 20 said a merchant
to his friend, lately. ''What news!'' re-
sponded the other ''Nothing, only things
grow better-peOpIe are getting on their
| legs again. 'On Jhelr IeSst st'O SS
first. 81 don't see how you can make thae
out "Why, yes;'' replied the other;
.sfolks that used to ride are obliged to walk
now; is not that getting on their legs
again?"
\ London medical Journal gives an ac-
count of a "school of beauty" which has
been established 10 that city, the members
Dledging themselves te- do everything in
their mower to render themselves beautI-
fuI. How faG widow with false teeth
and a glass eye-Oan do much in that di-
~action. is. eOnundrum we cannot at
tempt 'Sansw'r.-Breaktast Table.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-07-17
Contents of this Number.
age 7S-Address oil Judge Cooke.

Page 7S-Address of Judge Cooke.
Page 74-Going After the Cows. poetry :;
For His Sake: Josh Billings on Birds (;
Recipes,
Page 75-Notes, From Our Travelling
correspondent; Advertisements
Page 76-EditOrials: Pine Apple Culture;
\ astronomical Notes; Floridiana.
Page 77-Address, continued from page
73; Advertisements.
Page 78-The Profits of Geese Raising {;
Gulf Fish; Shetland Dainties The Ole
ander Poisonous How to Sit; Compost
in g muck; Legal Notices.
Page 79-AmeTican Tea Advertisements.
Page 72-Telegraphic; Advertisements.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

A Washington special says that Evaru
during an interview yesterday said the TO
auctions In the salaries OF Ministers vii
| prejudice the diplomatic service. The
Minister 10 England. ho said. must pay
from thirty 10 forty thousand yearly more
than his salary.
Tho Massachusetts, State Detectives ai
Tewksbury yesterday arrested . number
Of men on tho charge Of living In open
polygamy. An attempt Ii making 10 o.
tsblisha ~polygamous colony ct Tevksbury'
Tho widow OF the murdered Judge CHS.
holm IL In Washington. She looks terribly
careworn. She says the trial Of Jackson,
Miss, Just concluded, was . farce and tho
murderers are still Ut large.
4 dispatch from Berlin says that Ger.
many uphoLs the proposition Of England
submitting all the terms Of the treaty
Of peace 70 the Congress, except the ques.
ton OF pecuniary indemnify.
DR.. Luna, OF New York, received letters
from Cuba yesterday stating that volsnts
Garcia had proclaimed himself Dictator
aud marched To the relief Of Macso. In tho
Eastern department.
IL 10 announced semi-oficially from
b. Petersburg that Prince Bsttenberg. the
Czarenss nephew. has been definitely pro-
posed for the throne Of Bulgaria.
The schooner Carrie p. Morton and
crew. fourteen men. have not been heard
from since January Sd. and they are BE-
lieved Lost.
A bill has been introduced In the Penn
sylvania Legislature making cremation Of
the human body . crime. II will proba-
bly, pass.
Baldwin 4 Plagg. hat manufacturers,
st Yonkers, New York. have again failed.
Their liabilities are large.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15
rux nryxLxRs


Enjoyed shess good things 10 the full e.'
,eut admitted by keen appetites doubly
.h.rpsnsd by tho railroad ride and sew
oral hours hard dancing. Mr.. Pant.
lind, The proprietor Of the ormsby. 10 an
s.nerienced hotel man. Indeed. he comes
from ! family Of hotel keepers. something
lie the LeiAnds. and all OF them have
made for themselves envisble regulations.
After the discussion OF the eatables the
ballroom was again sought and dancing
was kept up until after I O'Clock this
morning. when Conductor Toilet shouted
!" All aboard I" and there wa another
rush for the cars. The return trip was
made In fne style, tho time being beguiled
y best Il might BY such jests a. suggested
themselves 70 the sleepy passengers. When
they landed at home they were . drowsy
looking got. but all joined enthusiastically
In the expressed opinion that tho tfith
Anniversary Ball Of the Employees oil the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad was Q per-
feet and incorporating success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15
P,..s..s surpr,ss

Mrs. Mary l.. saeltzer. dsughtor Of J.
w.. No,ss. Of virginia City. was made the
happy recipient Of . most agreeable sur
prise last evening. FOR several years past
Mrs. sseltxer has been an sctive working
member Of Colfsx Degree OF Iebekah
Lodge No. 1, I. o. o. y. One who rarely
n ever missed . ledge meeting. whose
hand and heart we're always open. and
vhoss presence never VA wanting where
The CRY Of sorrow vas heard. or thsre was
Keen anguish 10 assuage. Learning that
Nm. Sasitzer was about 10 depart for CALI
fornis, Tho members Of the Lodge 70 the
number Of eighty or morp, last night Wis
ited me residence Of her father. J. W.
Noyes, on b strest, virginia, and - IN
sppreciative remembrance Of her services.
presented Mrs. Sseltzsr with . purse oon-
taiuing the neat little sum Of sG0-in coin.
The happy recipient. taken completely ~
surprise. could only respond with grateful
thanks and tsAn. The presentation speech
Vas made BY Judge d. o. Addison In bis
happiest vein; altar which . splendid col
iation prepared by the Daughters was
spread. and the evening spent In feasting.
Instrumental and vocal music. and social
snjoymsnts. ell present. voting the occasion
one Of the plsasantsst Of their hvss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15
A GENTLE HINT.

In our style Of climate. with IL sudden
changes Of tempersturs-rsin. Wind and sun
shine oten intermisGlins In . single day-it Il
NO wonder that our ehildrsn. frisnds and rels
dives ara % frequently taken from N b
neglected colds, half the deaths rssultins
directly from this cause. 4 bottis OF Boseh<s'l
German ryrup kept about ysur hone for imms
diate use Ill pr.vent s-riols .iekness, aIsfs,
thrte or four doses. For curing Consumption,
Hemorrhages, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs,
Group, OF anJ disesss OF the Throat OF Lunes,
iis suocsss 70 simply wonderful. - your drug
gist will tell you. herman syrup 10 now sold
In every town and village on this continent.
sampl. bottles Cor TRIAL. 10 cent?; rsular slhs'
8 cents. ...s fsl6 ~ On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15
EUROPE.
IsrrciAL DisrArcHrs TO re oor.D Hu.
DA'Lr Naval
The situation 10 Easter. Eurepe.

The Situation In Casters Europe.
Sr. PErrRsBuRo, March:1i.-The Ays~s,
R..se. commenting on . Berlin dispatch
intimating that secret arrangements have
been made between Russia and Turkey,
says Russia Is not 80 confding ~ 70 con.
cludo secret clauses with Turkey when she
knows that the slightest transactions ara
communicated to Minister Layard. In
regard to England's claim Of the right TO
examine the whole treaty at the congress
and withdraw from the meeting In Ger.
tain contingencies, the AgeHes points out
that every Power will enter congress with
full liberty - 70 the attitude 10 may ~
sumo relative to the claims brought for
ward and the decisions arrived ct.
Subscriptions for . new issue OF 50.000..
900 roubles In Treasury bonds wero opened
here Wednesday. II IL officially stated
that tho whole amount was ct once sub
seribed.
CoSsrAsTiSoPLE, March 14.-Provin-
ciAl Governors have been ordered 10 send
here promptly both old and newly enlisted
recruits.
BELoRADE. March i4.--Ths greater part
OF the Servian army Of Timok has been
disbanded. Tho reported proposal that
10000 Turks, 10 DO released from captivity
In Russia, shall DO sent 10 Bosnia II Great
Ing great excitement hero.
BERLIN, March 1i.-Tho Anglo-Aus-
triau domand that the whole Of the lusso-
turkish srreement shall be submitted 10
tho congress arises from the belief that
s spso : ,mto irSs,sndsus ~ m. n,,ue,u.I
treaty.
BUCHAREST. March ll.-In Bussi.n mil.
itary circles II Is considered probable that
Prince batenburg VIII pe chosen Frince
OF bulgaria.
LONDON, March ia special from
0allipoli says : "There are 10000 Russian
lancers aud ten batteries OF field artillery
at Rharkof."
Hobart Pasha has arrived here. After
sending Suleimsn Paha 10 Constantine.
pie for trial, he will proceed 10 the Greek
coast.
A special from Vienna says IL 10 certain
that the Porto, Ut the i~nstigation OF Rus
sia. has decided to oppose tho occupation
OF Bosnia and Herzegovina BY Austria.
4 special from ~. Petersburg announces
the arrival there Of General IgpAtleff and
Rsouf Pasha.
The Standard announces that the Admit
rally has ordered all ou~tward.bound men.
of.war 10 be detained 10 strengthen the
Mediterranean fiect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15
IMPORTANT TO ALL INvALiDs.
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

The Peruvian Syrup. . protsctsd solution Of
the protoxide Of iron, strikes ct the root Of
disease BY supplying the blood With ih vital
principle. or life elsmsnt-irou. This u the
secret Of the WONDERFUL success OF this remedy
In curing ~dyspepsis. liver complaint. dropsy.
chronic diairses. boils. nervous affections,
chills and fsveru. humorr. loss Of constitutional
v gor, diseases Of the Kidneys and bladder.
female complaints. and oil diseases originating
In Q bad state OF the blood. ~ accompanied by
sii druggists. mil n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15
PM

Tho situasisa ~ she Mine Hsw
the Brsak Ia the stock Declared
The Bears HavinE ThiaE~ Pretty
naeh Their Own Way-The Hope
New Csasered In she Develop
,.ssss On shs North Esd aud the
1000 Level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15

- "a. r..x Iryx
-" ~ . .., A, nj
'Ame~ n''e",
were indicted yesterday no'n'hs W 'o
Grand Jury. ON the charge Of setting At
liberty before trial . man charged with
murder. The bail In each eAso Is h,ed Al
ss.o". .; H. Hipiey va inu'."u ,pa
Cann,v I.n'
- ~. ,,o,,,...,
w~.,-p--
lecture on tho hnsso-iufkish war " he''
A. q. Gillie.. which was to have been given
q NE Aet.odls' Ihuren ~ 'n.s III,
,,o s%a,iosins Priiay evening. ! week from
o. night. when II will positively be given:
The lecture 10 . most interesting one. and
all will be pleased with IL.
srocrnoLpra.' NsrrrSo.-Tho regular
animal meeting u the stockholders Of tho
~. al, an, silver Mining Compsny.
IN. 49,. .[ia.,ioa M oaieers. etc. will be
held ON the Goth Of the present month at
che ofaee Of sss COMPANY u, I'm, ian .S,s,,i,.
saseo no,n%os today.
D~IsriSouisnkp 'isitoS--". ss""'.'
the engineer vino eohs.'ae..u 'no VIII
OF the NiIgin.a An .n. nIa in.s,,sI s,nbsn
pAny. pm,uhs ~ ~ n,sss., Chief
49, ~ The snrine Valley Water
Works. San Francisco. Is In Virginia
City.
coxr,,xyxrIur.-rhe Nrw. acknowl-
an. ,ec.ipt Of 4 complimentary
80, ~ the grand Purim masquerade
,.sii 10 be given at National Guard Hall
An Virginia City. on the i9th instant.
, ASSESSMENT. - An assessment OF one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15
ssrs.s o.esas,s...
,sr Iur ~.,rrss UNION TELEGRAPH IISl.l

tsr IHE wksrsAs UNION IislLl
Ban FHAScrsco. March i3-2:5Or ?. y.
NexicAn. i3s. 49,
Ophir. 40. ssh
Eureka Con-, 3Gta
Alta. 8. 40
Best 4 Beleher. ~
Gould 4 Curry. ~
Sierra Nevada. SEQ
Justice. IL
Con. Virginia. n
Utah. 10
Bullion, 40
Mexican. -
California. ~ b.
Savage. 81. 20
Union Con-, %
Julia. 2.30
ophir. 3ss
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v. 4 !. R. R.
FIFTH ANSrvERsARY BALL AT
CARS0N.

rhs Dasesrs Of virEisis ctty asd
Geld aiii Tura 0us IN nssss 70
Atssad the Ceiebrasies-A Use
Ttsae with she People 81 me
Capital Ctty-rhs Descs-A Rsess
~ the Orassy Hssss-Charss-
tsrissie Csarsssy % shs Csrsss'
tses-rhs sleeping Trails.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15


The supper was everything that vas
promised for II. 10 Wa given In the din
ing room Of the Ormsby House. John T.
Pantind. proprietor. Tho room Ia spa
cious aud sxeellently arranged. Last night
there wero three tables loaded with delica-
cies and s~ubstantiAls. During the night
400 guests were accommodated. The
bills Of fare were printed on satin In red
and gold. In order that . faint idea OF
the excellence Of the feast may b obtained
ne give copy;
soup-Oystss . 10 Piessy. Bisque Of LIB
.isrs (Engineer), Terapin Gumbo . Ia va
T. X. X.
cold Relevees-Boned Turkey vith tJuf.
ues tConductorl. Wild Goose with nush-
room tsiokerj. Leg Of South Down Nut
ton.
Cold Entrees-cotes 10 RunAlo . II
Kansas Pacific. fricassee Of chicken
IBukemAnl, small Rabbit Pie Train
Boyl. Capon Pie auI Epinards Sleeper.
saimis Of Lobster lOn the Track. Trout
. IL yertpre. Aspic OF fovi lwreeking
Carl. Pottrd Fowl and Tongue ton Time,'
Lamb Cuuets aiA ftincceso' cossSy S-A~
wich (Side Track. ~
Crosse Pieces ION Ornamental Shndsl
-Timbaie Of Ham and Veal. Pyramid u
Game aud Fowl. Boar's Head 0rnAmented.
Plates Of Poultry garnished with fancy jei-
lies.
Pieces Rotis-Quartier ds vean . 10
Gelec. Jermes Poulets piques u Laitnes.
Saddle Of venison . IL 0ettys. Turkey
with dressing. salades lie Homard. Nay
onnaise and plain.
Pieces lie Patisseris-0nnd Pyramid Of
MAccsroou General superinendent). CO.
auantes Of Oranges Master Of Trsnspor.
tatiouJ, tumble Towers with Ornaments
DispAtcherl. Iced SAgo Pudding . IL
Ormsby, PAtiesserie varies tOperstorsI.
Noucais, Penachee Jellies. Strawberry
Nerengues. Floating Island. savoy Cakes
Ia Vanilla. Genoese Gales with Pts
t.chois. parioles . Il Orange, Currant
T.rtlets, Nince. CustArd. Apple aud Pesch
Pie, Lemon Toe Crrsm. Nuts. Figs. Can
dies. Fruit Coffee.
On the middle table VS. . train OF car
made by some cunning coofectionsr. Tho
iacomotive was named ''Ysrington" In
honor Of the worthy General supsrintsnd'
ent Of the road.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15
rnR PAIAC. EArina srAsD.

For . roast OF BEEF unesesiisd In storsJ
county, 70 10 Thomas Hsnfon's Ealing Stand.
In the Palaces saloon. No. : North o strsef,
Virginia Oiiy. Frrsh oystsrs d all houn IN
svery ayis. Forty miners alwsys on hand q
ths best and fresl eat OF eli that the markets
srbrd. the Palace Eating Stand has 20 supehos.
Try n. apN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15

SVVV AINNs
West crosscut No. 8 from the main south
lateral drift east Of the orc vein In the
0phir has not yet reached the ore VEIN
and fears are now entertained that the orc
does not extend southwark TO that point.
II will be borne In mind that this crosscui
ID located i55 feet south OF crosscut No. 1.
where the orc was first cut. In the mean.
time sinking tho winze east OF the ore vein
10 going vigorously forward. with tho bot
tom In porphyry. A drift has been also
started northward from crosscut No. I
directly In the ore.
Yesterday afternoon the first cap tim.
Der Of the 1000 station In the main incline
shaft, was put In. In regard 70 tho fear
ful smash which has taken place In the
stock, the San Francisco Pot Of yester.
day. . generally pretty lovel.hesdod paper,
has the following;
TmE HEAVY SALES or STOCK
Which have broken tho market are at.
tributed 10 various parties. An impress
sion prevails among certain brokers that
suo 49, r- 49,.
u1us .ne W. ~ ~.
~ III 49, - .,o.l sh,ch came
on the market since Tuesday afternoon
could come from no other source. II 10
said that the sales OF
SENATOR snARos's INTEREST
Partly caused Yesterdays decline a. we'll.
Mark Mcdonald IL said TO have watched
the movements Of tho bonanza firm during
the past few days like . sleuth.heund. and.
having gained intimation that the insiders
wrre unloading. pursued his usual tactics
In beating them at the game. Yesterday
afternoon the sales Of tho ursus major were
heavy, while Bslaklava Bonynge. the
wealthy operator who lately returned from
Europe, gave the market all tho shorts II
could take. Dill Lent. Borland and others.
Who istsly cleaned up ON their long stock.
", no also large sellers. Tho market closed
An A weak and demorslized condition, and
brokers' clerks wcro seen In the offices at a
bour weeding out weak marginal &C.
for tho slaughter, In case clients
shouid fail 10 respond with the necessary
..mud'' ON the morrow.
...,.. ,,,,x, ana
~
The news from tho ivoo Ievei OF the
Ophir Was equally a. meager and unsatis'
factory this morning A. on y~csterdAy.
u been desirable ior mo lnsiuois 70
have bagged . heavy hho ., sno,~ uhey
might easily hare done 20. TOT u mas peen
many . morning since NE bears Awoke
Sith such . vast inrrss, -. s'.Ao' ps'
NAHl1A1 NnA un0IL InIlItHI III