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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON. July %. 1879
past * says The crops rpsniag rapidly
under the orillian. sunshine con,na.nee Of such
the inay BY the prolonged Hood. II May except where
,he yield in these district. wall scarcely come up TO the
th. in early di.ts.. provided the
sy sa %.,s on have ~" v.y
tntoes generally in ireland where tho
% ss
srisSs wsashss caused slight 1sisa Barley
maintained IT'S eurrencies but trade ms not been
Sndsr saooo supplied Ss
asna epnsu%pon S. '" ssa 'n barely
sufficient to support the nte Improvement. Nevsl.
decreased quantity wheat passage possibility
the weeks transactions not large aloaah the Com
tnenal demand still affords some support TO prices With
quiet but Commented demand continued values
ss.sy SaeSssS:d Tns sale: q English S"ssd
The import: into the knsaom 70 July Is were i4ieoes
LONDON. July % 30 80 r. NJ.
Produes-ra'low SIS 3D. P per sw. -, IN
Cotson-The sales Of the day Included 800 Amer-
Clause sep.smer and october deSsry npsn
low midai'ng clause November and DecemOor dslivsry
Trade Rspors-Tho market for yarns fabrics Man
chester u Arm.
ANTWERP, July %, 1873.
Petroleum, 27f for fne pale American.
NEW YORK PRODUCE kxcaANGx REPORT
LIVERPOOL, July u, 1878
Pork-Prime mess Eastern steady at Sis; Western
steady 1t 49s. Bacon Cumberland steady Sos
rib steady At 3Os 81 long clear Grmer 3os
clear SIS. Hams Long hrmer At Os 3D.
Shoulders steady 27s. Cd beeIndis duh $685.
extra dull 1T sos prime mess duh ~ 7ks. Lard
Prime Western hrmer 37s TaowPrme city steady at
as 3D. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dull 23s .osin -Common
dull fine duil los choice dull
As Lard oil hrmer ut 39s. Flour Extra state steady
NJ Us. Wheat-spring No. steady ut 0s Sd. spriug
No eady Vt s. 10j. winter. steady ut 9s 3D. Corn
Mixed SOFT old. steady at LA mixed primo. sdy
us 81. Cotton Seed Oil yellow American. In
market.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. July 23-3 80 r. NJ.
The amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the bank OF kng-
land on balance to-day Is f26.U0J
Consos 955a for both money aud the account.
United States bonus, new nves 1Osss.
Reading 1874.
Paris advces quote i've ll4f 22sc. for
the account.
Silver IL quoted to-day at 52ssd. per ounce
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NO USE DENYING III.

Edward Hall saw a eoiored uan. named John Tyler,
crawling out OF the once window Of the steamboat
CITY OF Now YORK. lying At pier ~ North River yes
tcrday morning.. He gave the alarm to oriccr Crit.
tendon, cnssed Tyler into the Hudson River Rail-
road depot The man was captured, aud on cotton
bale hear him was ionnd $l2 In money, silver
m0uuted pistol aud some other articles that he had
stolen. On complaint OF the clerk OF the boat Asa H.
Porter, aud on his own confession yer was beid w
Judge wandsii yesterday ai.ernoon IN $1,000 BAN "
Answers
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Curry. TX: Savage. llH; chollar Potosi, 20; ophr.
Jacket l01s; Bsiohsr. 4; Virginia Consolidated, 8;
California. 10: Overmap, IL; Raymond Ely, 3;
Best l. Belcher. Is; Union Consolidated, tx; Alpha,
10; Sierra Nevada, s; Mexican 15h; Eureka Consoii-
dated, As; Justice, 5X; U:ah, 10h.
Tha =, os,nq pPces Fransisco Werc:-
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FAILURE IN THE LIQUOR TRADE.

FAILURE IN THE LIQUOB IBADE.
The lquor trade surprised yesterday by the
announcement Of tho failure Of Bryce Smith,
wholesale dealers In wnisxeys at No. SO Front street,
They had excellent credit In the trade, were highly
respected supposed to be worth upward OF
$500, GOO. During tho past ten days numerous IN
quires have been made at Bradstreet's concerning
their condition, but the Arm Indignantly denied the
runors. On January l, 1873. the statement OF tue
firm showed assets amounting TO 500 1877 consisting
OF stock, open accounts and receivabes, whiio their
merchandise liabilities amounted TO $27 900. They
lost heavily by recent failures collections
were very hard. Mr. j. b. Smith, tho junior partner,
largely interested in real estate encountered by
mortgages order TO carry IL aud pay the taxes
and interest it Is said was forced to draw heavily out
oil the business Mr.. Smith owns thirty-nve lots ~
Rutherford Park, N. j., which cost $4,000 and are
mortgagcd tor ST. 500 the and i0t No l6o East
house ans os No. so SuSsrry sros
mortgaged for Sl3,0OO housc and lot No. 225 Chrys
tie street, cost $4,000 morgared Tor $4,000;
avenue, cost $4,000. mortgagsd for $l2. 900;
thrce houses ana lots at Eighty street, near
Lexington avenue, cost 500 900. mortgaRcd TOR
$50, 900; house aud lot at Eign,y-drst street aud
Fourth avenue, cost S2S O00 nortgaged for s. 900;
Union Hotel, on Fourth avenue, between ThirtynrsI
aud Thirty second strccts cost $50, OO0 morigagei
for $4,000. The real estate cost SSl5,OOO, the
mortgages amount to $l23 500, ana It Is beevod that
the depreciation 10 great that very lutte can DC re-
aliz.d over the mortgages Inc total hrm liabilities
about $500, 900, considerable part OF which Is
duo to confidential friends for mouey loaned. The
bulk oil the held In tnis city, although
there Is considerable due III Illinois, Kentucky
aud In Cincinnati. The value OF the assets
IL not known present They consist
OF large amount OF stock and book accounts, many
Of when past due. Tue hrm has been Ia business
since 1872, wnen It succeeded Charles s. Bryce. la
1875 they started pranch ut Covugton KY, TO sup
ply their California iraae. Mr. Bryce was formerly
with tho late s. N. PIKE. Yesterday Afternoon tho
members oil tho hrn made nm assignment Of all their
property 70 Mr. Frederick Lewis Tor the benefit OF
their creditors. aud no ut took possession Sir.
Lewis said yesterday that tue firms liabilities
between $3.50 900 ana $500 600 Lut he could not
give any estimate OF the OF tho assets until no
had made examination vi them. He had COM
mcnced preparing statement Tor the creditors aud
would shortly cali u meeting Tor consultation.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
FAILURE IN WALL STREET.

william H. Gladwin, broker, at No. 10 all street.
failed yesterday. In the morning he sent notice ia
ne Board tina, he unable to his obligatioos
aud 1900 shares wore bought In under the rule foi
his account They consisted principally Of Western
Union Lake Shore, Northwest preferred and 81. Pau
preferred. Mr.. Gladwin was formerly the senior
member OF tho 1rm OF Gladwn Co, OF
which Mr. J. " s. Oddie formed the company,
but he mas lately transacted business his
count. Mr.. Gladwin Inaccessible yesterday, but
q sta emcnt IN relation TO his failure was obtained
from OF his clerks who said that Tho trouble lay
in u transaction with Mr. Edward Lawrence. OF No.
Wall street. THIS gentleman. the clerk says,
recently wanted TO borrow some Western Urion
stock, and Gladwin got IL Tor him. Tho stock
made sharp advance aud the partios VINO
had loaned IL came 10 Gladwin with the request
that no would mark the stock az The ruling market
price. Gadwiu visited Lawrence's ofncs aud a-kcd
him for the difference, which announced 10 s. COO.
Mr.. Lawrence claimed that he owed q ladwn nothing,
and refused 10 make the advance Giadwia then had
his books ned aud found difference Of $500
favor oil Lawrence, una also claim against MIN OF
$4,000 certified check tor $500, the clerk said.
Lawrsnces oico on Monaay, but the latter re-
Tho liabilities OF W. II. Giaawln amount to $1,000,
dividod among twelve brokers' and The largest
A DIPrERExr VERSION.
visit was paid 10 Mr.. Lawrence's oidce to learn
his the affair. The gentleman had left for
published above, which smanated from Clad
was clerk. Ho said that there not
ono word Of truth in - ana remarked a
from speculation. He not liberty 10 state
the facts of tho he had been cautioned not 10
do So He could explain II all satisfactorily II ne
wished. Mr. lawrence would be IN his Office this
morning ana would give ali the particulars The
clerk SAID that Mr.. Lawrence had been at office AL
tho morning transacting business and receiving his
friends He abundantly able meet all cations
which be honestly owed.
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lO:l5 A. NJ.
10000 $ So, l04O. c. 100
ll:lj A. M.
$500 es 1881. lo7ss $1,000 5s 81. che io7x
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FINANCIAL.

At REASONABLE kArEs-MONEY On Lir { -,ND
n Endowment Insurance Policies ana Mortgages Same
bought; insurance OF NIL kinds effected with CON-
panies ut lowest premiums.
j. j. HABfICu co. 1856 broadway: box !. $50
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A RAPAHOk COUNTY, COLORADO, COUPONS DUE
AAugust a. 1873. on bonds Issued in aid OF tho Denver
South Park ana PAcihc railroad Company. may be pre-
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.

Government bonus were steady and fairly active
and prices a. M at The close. TIE f,owIpg wsre
the closing quotatious:--
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-06

Exists, or if the hair is gray, dry or harsh,
he natural youthful color can be restored
by using London Hair Color Reslorer,"
the most delightful article ever introduced
to the American people for increasing i s
growth res orfn2 lis natural color and a the
same time lovely hair dressing and bcuuti-
fer 1t istotaliy dilferpu from all o hers; not
sticky or gummy, and free from all impure
ingredients that render many otlfer articles
obnoxious; in fact it is cxquisi' ely per-
fulned and so cleanly and elegantly pre-
pared as to make it a lasting hair dressing
and toilet luxury.
J. A. TYNES, A PROMINENT CITIZEN,
Wilson, N. c., writes: Some ten years ago
my wife's hair commenced falling. and got
very thin and turned gray; but after using
London Hair Color Restorer' The scalp be-
came healthy the hair stopped falling, the
color was res ored, and is now growing
beautifully"
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price 75c a bottle. Six bottles,
81. Main depot for the United States, No.
$50 North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-06

SALTS in far demand and steady for Ohio
River and Kanawha with sales at 81 35(9I 40 per
brl of bu, and 81 05@l 10 per brl of bu Turks
Island held at 32G33c per bu. Course Liverpool
dull at S161 05 per sack.
SEED-Market dun for clover with light offer
ines 1T 6@6Ac per lb, and timothy jobbing slowly
at Sl@l 10 per bu. Flax seed in demand ut ST. Oj9
IL per bu
SuGAR-ls in fair consumptve demand and
steady We quote yellow refined 7@7s1c, extra C
Sl4@S55c, A white 999%c, granulAted and pow
dcred 9A@lc crushed l0Lsml0hc, and cut loaf
lOt?c er Id. New Orleans at ~ 4@7Lac for raw and
Sm9c for clarified per 10.
TALLOW-The demand is fair and the mar ket
steady and receipts amlle. We quote country
in packages at 5s4c and city rendered. loose at &c
per lb.
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dan TON. II ".

Special meeting OF City Council next Monday
night.
There will be services at the NJ. e. Church to-
night.
The new school in the Stanborry bniIding un-
der the Charge OF Miss Falnly Tresize is PROCESS
ing finely
Ar the Engllsh-speaking Catholics OF Dayton
AMI Bellryu' are requested 10 meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs Elliott, i'll Lower Dayton, Sunday ut
2 p. III.
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Cincinnati 1--we Stock Market.
FINANCIAL

CINCTNNATI. Dec. 6-2,30 P. NJ
Gold steady and rates without change We quote
1t to-day par blIying and 9S premium selling. Gold
checks are drawn On New York al l00H
Eastern exchange is in moderate demand at pre-
'vious rates. Dealers are buying at l-l0 discount
and selling at par. F1 ~ ~"
Sterling is dnl and rates unchanged. Sight
drafts are quoted $4 ST. and 60days at S4 50 per {
in gold
Governments are steady and the local buying
and selling rates are as folloWs
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ES lN order to accommodate Eastern adver-
Users In the STAR. Mr.. L. Duncan Sniffcn, No. 72
Ast'r House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States. This will be branch Office of the STAR,
Mr.. Snilcn being authorized to make advertising
contracts on behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in our name.
nB-wEArHER.-Clondyo or partly cloudy weather
for the next twenty-lour hours.
RDN THE Covington Office of the STAR is Mt No.
East Pike street. in IIarlin's Insurance Office
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RIVER IN'TELLIGENCE.
[speclal dIapatches % tne Star.

P1TTsBURa. Pa. Dec. 6-1l:42 A. M-River
feet Inch and falling. Weather cloudy.
OIL CRY, Pa. Dec. $500 A. M.-Alleghery
River feet inches and falling Weather cloudy
Thermometer 800. Wind north.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa. Dec 6--lo00 A. M.-Mo-
nongshela River 8 feet inches and station
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-06

McDougal, aged 10 years. At West House,
Galway, of disease of the heart, Mrs. Cam
eron, wife of Sub-Inspector Cameron
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FOREIGN.
Americans Congratulate William
Heated Discussion in Parliament.
Germany.

Germany.
National Associated Press to the Star.
JOYOUS AND JUBILANT.
BERLIN, Dec. GA depu alton of Ameri-
can residents of this city waited upon the
Kaiser yesterday and congratulated him
upon his assumption OF the rens of Gov
eminent Last night the streets we're
lronged with people to witness the illu-
nina ions, which we're general and of u
most Splendid description.
KuSsia.
REVIEWING TROOPS.
ST. PETERsBURG, Dec. 6.-Fhe Car yester-
day reviewed tllirry-li>e thousand troops,
who are stationed in and about the city.
ARRIVAL OF ROYAL CnEGuB.
The wife of the Czarowitch was yesterday
safely acouGhed of a son.
Portugal.
INFLAMMAroRY LETTERS CAPTURED.
LONDON, Dec. GA Lisbon dispatch SAYS
it is stated That three persons have been ar
rested on tlicfroniersof Pur ugal possessed
OF let rsnf an fti;mmatory character from
lie lnlernationalist center i'll New York.
Afghan War.
ANIMATED DISCUSSION IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Dec Gin the House of Lords
last evening ViscDunt Cranbrook Secretary
for India in speaking on the A fghan ques-
tion, animatedlv repeled criticisms of the
Government policy. He said that lie tlst-
fed The Al. CLAN war, and i'll conclusion de-
ferded his recent dispatch TO Lord Lytton,
Viceroy of India. Earl Gray moved am
amendment, cenSuring the Government for
declaring war wil1outhaving obtained Par
,a,tf / IL Gall
Beaconstield made powerful speeches in op
posi- ion to the amendment, which was sub
sequenly Withdrawn.
lii the House of Commons last night
Hon. Mr.. Childers bitterly reproached the
Government on its policy regarding the
troubles in Afghanistun.
RUMoRs OF A DISSOLUTION.
There are rong rumors of an early dis
solution of Parliament and an appeal to the
country.
Great Erifnin.
A POPULAR AUTHOR KILLED.
LONDON, Dec. 6--Maj. Geo. John Whyte
Melville, the popular writer of fiction, and
author of Captain Digby Grand" General
Bounce" and other works. was killed YES
terday while hunting in field lie was in
the fifty seventh year of his age.
SAFE SHIPMENT OF CATTLE.
The steamer Brazilian, which left Boston
November 10Th, has landed at Birkenhead
with large consignment of American
cattle and sheep in SO satisfactory condi-
lion as to seem to set at rest the question
whether transatlantic trade in live stock
can be carried on safely during the winter.
Not. a single animal was lost during he
voyage. There were shipped at Boston two
and fifty head cattle, among them
being some COWS in calf; and also about
forty ,rize cattle, each weighing more than
two thousand pounds. The Brazilian also
landed eleven hundred sheep in good con
dition.
BANK IN DIFFICULTY.
LONDON, Dec. CT is reported on the
Stock Exchange this afternoon that the
Wesl of England and South Wales Dislrci
Bank, having its head Office at Bristol, is in
difficulty.
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Forty fifth Congress. Third Session.
SENATE,

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-A resolution was adopt.
ed calling upon the Secretary Of the Treasury for
information as to the amount of deposits in the
Treasury to the credit of the Freedmens Saving
nnd Trust Company, and what leg Station is nee
eSsaty to close mp the affairs of the Company.
A reso.u .ution requesting the President to inform
the Senate respecting the present postal urrange-
ments between the United States and South Amer
lean States was also agreed to.
..... HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Dee 5.-The Naval Appropriation
Bill and the Consular and Diplomatic Appropria-
ti,n BIZ were reported by tic Commit, c on A r.
propr.ations and referred to Committee OF tie
Whole
oncu rent RI snlut on fer the appointment OF
lelkpw eNef Commission WAS rcpol ted llvln the
Committee OH Rlles and adopted.
Adjourned until MOnda
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Doctors BRAMRLE E. PER0N.

Professors Of Midwifery aud Diseases Women can be con
suited prva ely by ladies 10 Of medical advice
80 years experience guarantee Immediate epf the most
ANXIOUS aud afflicted. Consultation A. NJ
to- Pm. Medicine sent by mail Apartments strictly private
274 Walnut Street betwrch Sixth and Seventh 70
Walnut Street House. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-15

Thornhill, Red Dolly Fourth. Fourth
Rosa Thorndals. Red Maggie First and
Second Red Thorndals, Col. Younger.
San jose, medal.
Yoke oxen. Brindls and Spot. Jno d.
Carr. Reno, SO.
Group IS, Sheep-Two years old and
oyer-Blanco French IN A. d. Evans,
Long Valley. so.
Spanish Merino. John Guthier, Win.
nemucca. $40.
Shropshire. John Guthrie. Whine.
mncca, $40.
One year old-John Guthrie. Winnie.
mucca, 80.
Three lambs under n year-LonG
wool, Kirinan, 30.
Five lambs under one year old
Cotswold II. Kirinan. 81.
Four pens. twelve In each-R. Kiri'
nan, $40.
Best three lambs under n year old
-Merino. Il. Kirinan. s..
Best lot not less than fve-Merino.
II. Kirinan. 50.
Grades. Y~earlings-J. Guthrie. Win
nemucca. 80.
Group II. Cashmere Goats-Two
year olds Imported Sultan. Hall &
Haines. San Benito. $50.
Soledad. G. p. Bailey. Ban Jose,
SO.
Pen OF three buck one year-Hall 4
Haines, San Benito. $40.
Pen Of three does two years old-C.
p. Bailey, San jose. $40.
Pen Of three does one year old-Hall
x Haines. San Benito. 50.
Pen OF three does under ono year-C.
p. Bailey. San Jose. So.
Pen OF three does, two years and
under-C. p. Bailey. San Jose. %.
Pen Of three does n year old-C.
=. Bailey. San Jose, $40.
Pen OF three doe lambs under one
year-C. p. Bailey. San Jose. s..
Poultry. group 10. - Trio DARK
Brahmas-G. \. Fitch, Reno. s..
Trio White Leghorns- g. Reed. Reno.
So.
Trio Houdans-A. G. Hill. Reno. 50.
Trio Blk, b. II. Gamss-M. n. Star.
ling. Carson, 50.
Trio Games and variety-M. II. Star.
ling. Carson, $40.
Trio Polish-L. N. Msdsr, Carson.
So.
Trio Turkeys-F. and G. Pollard.
Reno. So.
Best lot ducks-S. s. Fitch. Reno,
50.
Trio geess-Emden. s. s. Fitch, Reno,
50.
Trio fowl. any age or breeds. s.
Fitch. Reno. medal.
Pair rabbits-Grant Rice. Reno. s..
Plymouth Rocks. 8. Fitch. Reno,
diploma.
Five Guinea pigs - Nsttis Minke,
Reno, diploma.
One dozen hens-S. s. Fitch. Reno,
diploma.
Imperial ducks-Brsd More, Carson,
diploma.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-15
The kou,hsrn Piaxae.

NEw ORLEANS. Oct. li.-weathel
clear and pleasant. Deaths, 30; new
cases reported. 1873. Total deaths te
date. $3.50, aud total cases. ll.72o.
BATON RouoE, Oct. l4.-New cases
for the past forty.sight hours, %
deaths. 8.
PArrERsoSyrLLE, Oct. 1.-THE fever
is spreading and assuming q most ma
lignant form.
CHATTANOOGA. Oct. IA. - Tho COO
weather for the past two days has In
creased tho deaths but decreased the
new cases. The season was warmer
than ever known.
MoBILE. Oct. 1.-THE yellow fever Ii
OH tho increase here.
YIcKsDuRo. Oct. l4.-Eight deaths 10.
day, five Of them whites. Lieutenant
Bsnners, in command OF the relief boat
Chambers. was taken down with fever
yesterday.
MEMrnIs. Oct. Il. - Twenty.three
physicians Of the Howard corps report
10 new cases. 81 OF them in tho city and
tho others in tho country near the city.
Tho Board OF Health report 10 deaths
from fever for the last twenty.four hours,
ending at G o'clock tonight. and 10
additional deaths In the suburbs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-15
Piper. op.s. House. V,rx,.i..

Mr.. AMI Mrs. Williamson will open at
Pipsr's Opera Houee. Virginia. Friday
night. in "Struek Oil."a play which
has given them q name aud fame all
over the world. These artists come to
US from fresh triumphs at the Baldwin.
in San Francisco. and OF their ability to
interest aud satisfy our people there can
be no doubt. Many will remember Mrs.
Williamson as the little Maggie Moore
Of the Comstock q few years ago. aud
the promise Of future success which
characterized her early efforts on the
amateur stage. She has delighted
people all over the world since then aud
comes among us once more. bringing on.
eomiums from the press all over the
earth. Mr.. Williamson is an actor also
pronounced to lie very clever and unique
Box sheet now open; prices as usual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-15
SIERRA NEVADA.
Recent Dsvsispassss. ssd Piaas
Ssr Opesiag she a2oo Level
sakas's Bear.rrsp."

Mention was made in the NKws OF
last evening that the face OF the cross
cut. known to bears as tho "coyots
hole" near the 2iO0 level, had been
Strengthened. aud then a set OF holes
drilled in and blasted out. making some
five feet in all in the crosscut. We saw
this morning samples Of the ore thrown
out BY these blasts, and it certainly is
Of the very finest quality OF ehloridss.
with portions OF rich black ~sulphursts.
These we're undoubtedly picked pieces.
but are such as are never found except In
connection with comparatively large and
rich bodies OF ore. Assays OF the ore
As averaged across the face OF the cross
u were: S2Gl IL; s23s 40; S2'3 10.
No indications OF q west wall were dis
closed by the work Of yesterday.
The development in the stump below
the 200 level OF the incline Is without
particular change.
The plan Of development which Is to
be pursued Is TO connect tho incline on
the 22OO level with the shaft being sunk
from the 100 level GOO feet further
north. This will DO done by a lateral
drift which will be commenced from the
incline as soon as the station ut the ZOO
level there is completed. This lateral
drift will be pushed in east country rock.
" .-. ...stR. IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-15
south Am.rie.s Macs.

LIMA, PEnu.-T The machinery for the
mine at Cerro do Pasco. which lately
arrived at Callao from San Francisco. is
being rapidly forwarded. A force oil
engineers mechanics and laborers are on
hand at mines TO press the work forward
to early completion. The tunnel, shafts.
drifts. etc.. to thoroughly open the mine
are already well under way. and IL Is eI.
pected that a bonanza which will rival
the Comstock will shortly DO reached.
Advices from Chilli are that gold 10
paying quantities has been discovered
In the southern part OF the Republic,
and already locations have been made by
English capitalists Of Valparaiso. Gold
exists in piacers which are said to DO very
extensive, and with abundant water TO
enable hydraulics to DO employed in CON-
Quoting the work Of washing out the
deposits and extensive arrangements for
canalization. building fumes. etc.. to
convey water TO the mines have already
been commenced.