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PAYING REFEREES FEES.

The facts in the suit brought by John Fischer
against John Raab and others published in the
HERALD few days SINCE and the opinion Of Judge
Brady is OF interest to parties who agree to pay
referees fees and then refuse to pay them. The
plaintiff was q member of German benefit society
comprising about eighty others. Becoming dissatis-
fed he obtained order to show cause why
receiver should not be appointed over
the funds of the society in the hands
OF the officers of the Teutona Savings Bank On this
motion the defendants produced ai iavit in which
fortytwo members of the society to u certain
occurrence that took place ut meeting OF the So
cety. The plaintiff impeached this affidavit and
consented to reference stipulating to pay the
Of the referee III he lost. Judge Dnkel, the ref
reported in favor Of the Defendants and the
plaintiff not paying the referees fees, amounting
to $3.50. Judge Joseph r. DAILY committed
him to Ludlow Street Jail. The plaintiff
then obtained q writ of habeas corpus from
Judge Brady, in the Supreme Court. who
has denied the application for his discharge and
dismissed the writ In his opinion Judge Brady
holds that the relator desired reference par
tcular purpose and II granted his stipulating
to pay the referees fees In certain contingency and
ss the Court directed the payment of the fees in
cordance with the compact made, and he refused
declined to pay that the power OF the Court to
NIT under the circumstances proper and that as
the expensive process was adopted as favor to the
relator on his promise to pay he bound to keep
1t. Writ dismissed Messrs. Henry wehc, Charles
tf and Messrs. George T. and J. g. julius Langbein
nv<Vp psad
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band would he mildly dealt with. The accused. how
ever declined to allow her to make restitution saying
her to spend any money. On pleading guilty he
sentenced to tive years and six months in State
Prison.
The Court Of Oyer and Terminer. held by Judge
Daniels had brief session yesterday An effort
made to bring to retrial the case Of Charles w Pontz
charged with being implicated in the S64 900 forgery
on the Union Trust Company. 1t was urged in oppo
siton that Pontz still suffering from nervous
haustion account of the physical and mental
strain incident his recent trial. Permission
given until to-day to put in afidayits in relation to
his physical condition.
In the case of Henry Baer and Marks Metzer in
dcted for false pretences an adjournment was
granted until Wednesday, application OF Mr.. A. II.
Hummel to admit OF the attendance OF Mr.. Bacr.
who is in Pittsburg.
Mr.. Abel @. Weilmerth. who for thirty-seven years
has been Deputy Clerk of the United States District
Court, and since 1866 Chief Clerk in the Bankruptcy
Court, received yesterday notification from United
be required after the 1st of January next This
nouncenent not received very pleasantly by Mr..
Welmerth and he vacated his desk at His place
taken temporarily by United States Commissioner
Osborne who will perform the duties for the present
Commissioner Lyman said. when asked in reference
to this removal that in consequence OF the repeal OF
the Bankrupt law it necessary reduce the Office
expenses thirty per cent
Mr.. Dyett. intending to make present to his wife,
bought house and lot and had the deed made out in
her name, she. by the terms OF the Decd assuming
payment OF All already existing mortgage. He after
the property made to one Goldsmith, in which his
wife joined and Goldsmith conveyed it to one Bern
stein. In suit to foreclose the mortgage the ques
ton arose whether Mrs Dyett and those claiming
der her were responsible for any deficiency which
might remain after such foreclosure. Judge Van
Worst holds that it appearing that Mrs. Dyett having
knowledge OF the title passing to her she was not
liable for any deficiency and that those claiming
der her conveyance were equally irresponsible.
Lottie L. Bryant. about five years OF age. was. in
May last, while attempting to ut Grand street
and South Filth avenue. run over by truck belong
ing to Henry Grass. and killed. Her father. Henry
Bryant, brought suit against Grass for $4,000 dam
ages. the trial OF which was begun yesterday before
Judge Van Brunt. holding Supreme Court Circuit
The defence is contrbutive negligence.
Charles H. RosencraIls several months ago
run by Christopher and Tenth street railroad
car. and injured so AZ to necesstate ampntation Of
one OF his legs. suit for $4,000 damages be-
gun yesterday before Judge Lawrence. in Supreme
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AMUSEyEENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
DARK THEATRE. BROADWAY AND 22D ST.
Il HENRY L. ABBEY. lessee and Manager
Last 3 nights Comedy of Errors.
Last nights STUART ROBSON Comedy of Errors
Last nights and Comedy OF Errors
Last 8 nights WILLIAM H. CRANE. Shakespeare
Last 3 nights TWO Shakespeares
Last nights DROMIOS. Comedy OF Errors
Last nights WHICH is WHICH? Comedy Of Errors
Last nights WHICH Is WHICH Comedy Of Errors
FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 20 1878,
BENEFIT and last night but one of
ROBSON AND CRANE
OUR BACHELokS.
OUR BACVELoRs.
Robson. as Bangle, the Bald
SATURDAY al = OUR BAcHELoR MATINEE
MONDAY EVENING. DEC. 23,
BABES IN THE WOOD"
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
UPOOLE DONNEl.IY... .Iessees and Managers
A GRAND SHAkSPEARIAN SPECTACLE.
Now ready after OF preparation, and will be
sented in gorgeous style, Shakespearos great Play,
CORIOLANUS.
CORIOLANuS.
Every scene costume aud appoin entirely new and
historically correct The eminent tragedian,
Mr. JOHN MCCULLOUGH
Mr. JOHN MCCULLOUGH.
as Corolanus, and east including the distinguished ira
gedienne, Miss KATHERINE ROGERS, the entire
pnny Of the Wnnt street Theatre Phladeiphia and
2l) AuXlLIARIES.
chariot and spirited horses; marveiously scenic
effects. full male and icnaie chorus, &c.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
RooTHs THEATRE EvANGELINE
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MATRIMONIAL.

4 YOUNG MAN OF LEISURE WOULD LIKE TO
IA correspondence with limited number of young
ladies 20 years Of age; view marmony Address
J. y. JAMES, Poughkeepsie, n. Y
A MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN WANTS TO FORM
Aan acquaintance with young widow with view TO
marriage need unless truly sincere; must
have home, of their Address with resi-
dence none others noticed, WILLIAM THOMAS, Post
Office. Brooklyn. Interview in the evening.
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POPULAR PRICES.

Nss s'N
Reserved seats, 30 cents
and 10 cents.
Miss NELLIE LAR
KELLE,
CLARA FISHER,
EuGENIA PAUL.
GUS WILLIAMS,
+. A. LOCKE, TOM
WHlFFEN. LARRY
TOOI.EY. HARRY JO-
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BABES in tho WOODS.
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CARSON ITEMS.

Carson appeal. June 25.-Thsrs WA .
strike yesterday morning at Glenbrook
among the mill employees OF Yerington,
Bliss x Co. The assigned cause OF the
strike. we believe. as il usual in such
cases. is based on q complaint Of made.
quats wages.
Carson Tribune. June CIV. d. Den.
man. the head man Of the Alpine wood
drive. was In Carson yesterday. He in.
formsus that SO. 900 cords Of wood were
let into the Carson river ON Saturday,
and that the stage Of water 10 very good
for q favorable drive. Frank Young, n
man employed on the drive. was drown.
ed at the head OF the river whilst cutting
away the boom. His body was recov.
cred and buried by the boys.
Sheriff Lott Of Esmeralda county. ar
rived on Saturday evening with q priso-
ner. Frank Malloy by name. convicted
Of robbery committed at Candelaria. and
sentenced for six years. Malloy. who Is
said 10 be an old offender, is now safely
lodged at Batterman's hotel.
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE yIRsr
Judicial District Of the State Of Nevafa, In
and for the county Of storey -DELIMA LIZ
rEyRE, Plaintiff. W. FREDERIC LRFRvRE.
Defendant. - Action brought In the District
Court OF the first Judicial District Of the State
Of Nevada. In and for the county Of storey, and
The complaint nlsd In said county. In the once
OF the Clerk Of said District Court, on the 2Ith
day Of June, A. ID. islS.--The Stat Of Nevada
ssnds greeting to Frederic Lefevre. defendant :
You arc hereby required In appear In an action
brought against you By the above named plant.
IN. in the District Court OF the First Judicial
District Of the stats OF Nevada. In and for the
county Of storey, and answer the complaint
Med therein, within ten days exclusive Of the
day Of servicel after the service on you Of this
summons. " served In said county. or. n served
ont Of said county. within twenty days. and In
ell other cases forty days. or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you according TO the
prayer Of said complaint.
The said &C Ion IL brought TO obtain Q decree
Of this Uourt against you, defendant. farever
dissolving the bonds Of mstrimony existing BE-
tween you and plaintiff; that the care, custody
awarded to said plaintir; and for cause Of
seuon plaintiff alleges; That you, defendant,
nave ALLIED and neglected. for the period OF
n,o,e,, us.n one year l.., past, TO provide for
common neeesssriss Of lie. and that such ne
elect 10 not the result Of poverty, which you,
DESCENDANT could not avoid ~ ordinary industry'
All OF when VII msrc FULLY sppeaf by refer.
copy Of which 10 herewith served.
And you are hereby notified that N Won fail
10 ansser the complaint. the .aid piaintin viii
Apply 20 the Court fer the relief therein dc.
msnded.
Owen under my hand and the sal of thu Ms.
trict Court Of the first Judicial District Of The
state Of Nevada. In and Tor The county OF eto.
fey, this 2tth day Of June. In the year Of cur
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud seventy.
eight.
IsEALJ J. p. MCFARLAND, Clerk,
X. u. TArLoR, Attorney for plaintif.
ys76 tty0
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THE BERLIN

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-25

TuE Greek phalanx consisted Of 5000
men, arranged in a square battalion.
with shields joined and spears crossing
each other. The Macedonian phalan,
was formed sixteen men deep. with
shields joined. The Roman legion con.
sisted OF 5000 men. divided into ten
cohorts, each colbert into six centuries,
with a veIilum or standard, guarded by
ten men. In a Roman army. the first
line were Hastati. or young men the
second. Principles. or middle.aged the
third. Triarii. or veterans. The light
troops for skirmishing were called We
lites. The latter were armed with bows
and slings and seven javelins. The
former. q two edged sword. buekler and
helmet. Attached to every Roman le-
giOn was an ala Of 800 horse in ten tur.
me-. The commander Of the legion was
a perfectus /; of the cohorts, a tribune /;
and OF the centuries. q centurion. Tho
standard was a silver eagle on the top Of
n spear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-25

AT Madrid an attempt has just been
made to initiate the famous fair Of
Seville. The prado was lined with tents
and booths. Pa,ilions were erected for
banquets ON q large scale. Everybody
who was not playing q guitar was per.
petually dancing. and the excursion
trains brought 10000 people into town.
For the bull fight. the chief attraction.
- much as 1900 reals were paid for a
box. and 200 for IN ordinary stall.
There are amateur IS well as profes.
sional bull fighters in Madrid, and $50
ladies' assembled to see dukes and mar
quises play the part OF bandillsros
against two-year old bulls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-25

A CASE is before one Of the English
courts which is just now attracting q
great deal Of attention. Mr.. Besant. a
clergyman Of the English Church. mar
RED q vomAn who Is an atheist. He
declined allowing her to share his home
unless she changed her views. This she
refused to do. and an agreement OF
separation was signed, in which Mrs.
Bssant was granted the charge OF their
little daughter. Mr.. Besan. sought to
take the child away from the mother on
account Of her irreligion, instituted pro-
cssdings with that design, and the court
awarded him the child.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-25

Tus widow Of Tom Corwin died in the
room In which she Was married 50 years
ago. She was born in the last century
in Pennsylvania. connected with q dis
tiuguishsd Virginia f~amily-the Ran
doiphs-and throughout her 80 years OF
life continued to widen her circle OF
a~ffectionats friends. Her maiden name
was Ross. Her fathers family came
to Ohio 80 years ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-25

The Geological Garden at Cincinnati
has procured one Of the largest speei.
mems OF the orane.outang. or chimpan-
zee. II is eight years old, three feet and
six inches high. and measures seven
feet and three inches across tho breast,
with arms stretched out. II Is said to
BE- wonderfully like a human. They
think 1t would make . good Congress-
man.
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Written for the Coin HILL HEws.
THE THREE VOICES.
BY KprTu FRANCIS.

-
ia, finn. NJ you,h-
-. ~, "a, ,nd mi.tv are.m.i.,a
ws...r, live. werc sve,, with ,rr,h
r..,. com.,h . haunting whisp,r.
ps,,c,ful tone, of pain
.oh mourn for the time Of childhood.
Ana wear. thou HAT lived I'm vain :"
from the ou..,so oa,, eomme'0s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-25

Dn. ScuIIKMASS is said to be build
ing himself a house in Athens. He has
given his little daughter the ancient
name Of Andromachs. and the two
maid servants employed in the family
enjoy the Homerie titles Of Penelope
and Briseis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-25

A STRONG French woman lifts an anvil
by the hair Of her head. and then the
same anvil is placed on her bosom.
while three smiths forge q horse shoe
with their hammers. she talking and
singing o. they work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-25
OUR PARIS LETTER.
THE GREAT EXHIBITION ACROSS
THE WATER.

The Ex.Jewels OF the Crown OF
France what People Are Look.
Tug At-The Regsiis OF Queen
Nictoria-Thc Too Ardent Curt
osity OF French Ladies-The Most
sieudid Diamond I'm the world
and It's Legend.
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GOLD HILL MINERS UNION.

GOLD HILL. NEVADA. JUNE IS. isIs.--
" At the nett regular meeting OF the uold
Hill Miners Union. TO be held al their Hall on
MONDAY. July I. 1878. at the usual hour.
business Of importance will be transacted. A
full and prompt attendance 10 requested.
A. O. PAscoE, President.
n. O'CoSSoR. Rec. Secretary. Je2jtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-25

AMoxo the best known A~merieanisms,
unknown and scarcely understood in
ENGLAND, are locomotive for '~'sngine."
railroad for railway" horse cars for
.tramway." depot for ''station. switch
for "shunt." baggage for luggage"
store for ''shop." bureau for "ehest Of
drawers" clever for good natursd."
boards for deals" calico for ''prints,"
corn for ''maizs." dry goods for dra-
pers' articles or ''haberdashsry." fall
for '.autumu." dress for gown" fix
for ..rspair." guess for think" hard
var. for "iron-mopgery." hold on for
..s.op," homely for ugly" loafer for
..Iouneer," mad for ''ansry." mail for
..post," pantsloOns for ~'trousers." vest
for ..jackst." quito for very" rooster
for sock" sick for Gill;" sleigh for
..sledes." stoop for porch" suspend
ers for ''braces." vsnison for "dssr
meat" and woods for - wood"
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BORN.

DRlTz-ln Virginia. June %. To the wife OF
Henry Deitx. q daughter.
WILLIAMSON Austin. June 10. TO the vile OF
John williamson. \ sou.
SCHULTZ In Austin. June u. 10 the wife OF
John Schultz. . son.
MccUAIG LIN Eureka. June ~. To the wife OF
Malcolm MeCusig. \ daughter.
BURRiN-ln uenoa. June ". to the wife OF
Henry BOcrin. a'dAughtcr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-25
GLOBE vAI.yEst
MINE PI.rNaER PUMps,
SINKING PUMPS,
Cornish Dnw.lifD:

Ono itA inches In diameter. very strong and
equal 10 new.
One 10 inches In diameter. In capital order.
Two wlndbores, god ~ new one 10 and one
10 inches In diameter pump.
Quite . nunber of T's and elbows. suitable for
pump connections. from 10 inches In diameter
down.
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The Gold Hin Daily News has

The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-25

Large enough. u would say, to wrap up
. carriage full Of sultanas. attracts Ewes
daughters who are lost in wonder at is
originality. Given the subject worked out
upon 1t. an ~inhabitant Of British India
only could have succeeded In investing II
with decorative beauty. What IL tho sub
jectp Why . bird's-eye view Of the chief
town Of Cashmere. In which not Q street.
bazaar. house. garden monument or subur.
ban grove il omitted. The river, with its
old picturesque bridges. winds through
the city. A bird's-eye view Of one Of the
manufacturing towns Of New England.
done on q patent loom, would DO . horror.
This shawl. In Mr.. Pardon ClArk's collec-
ton. Is really beautiful, but, to my mind.
IL would appear to moro advantage a. .
door or window curtain than In wrapping
up . delicate woman. q. A. 3.
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MARRIED.
piEp.


MURPHY In Virginia, June %. J.mes, son o.
Pal. and Agurs Murphy, AGED 4 months and
IS days.
posTRR-Iu Austin. June 20, John p. Foster.
az. d 81 Tears.
BOswELi-Ia Hamilton. June ~, John doe.
we'll, aged about q years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-25
PILLOW BiOCKsi

One Pillow Bloch. quarter brasses and babbit,
7Ii6.
Three Pillow Blocks. bsbbit, 1Ii2.
Three PILLOW Hooks, quarter bfsr-er. 6ti9.
Four Pillow Blocks, babbit. with sole plates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-25
THE aASDERyAssr.

In tho second coronet, is larger than the
Kohinoor. and would DO thrice moro valu.
able were II not for q little flaw. visible
only 10 the eye Of . practical expert. Tho
other gems In this ornament aro dia-
monds and emoralds. every one Of which
is without q blemish. A superb emerald.
the purest and most beautiful that Ia
known, Is set In the middle OF the neck.
lace which the Queen has sometimes al.
lowed her daughters to wear at great SOL
emnities. The rest Of the v,shLuis II
Hoaas.r, between the diamonds Of the
British crown and the Canadian trophy. 10
taken mp with tho presents which tho
Prin,e OF Wales brought back from India.
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Correspondence ooLp HIT pAnr Sr~,.l
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STRAM PUMPS,
lRquai 10 Newt:

One No. Z. long stroke. Cameron steam end. 10
xl. water. 6t2t.
One No. 2 Cameron steam. sIG water. 7kr6.
One No. 3 blake; steam. 5kf1 water. sar1.
Ono Vertical Rival stram Pump, steam 5tr1k;
water, 2I2h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-25
THREE ROTARY prMps.

LAree, Medium and small: can he run ny
stsam, compressed cir or telis have all the
latett improvements for taking ny wear. and
the adjustment of disks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-25
GALLOws FRAME sHIAvRs,
(Yor Round Ropej;

One o. inches In diameter for ! %.inch rope.
One ~ ipches In diAmetrr for Sineh rope.
One 10 Inches In dianeter fOr Jirch rope.
One ~ inches In diameter for 2.inch RIPE.
one 80 inehe- In diameter for IN Finch rope.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-25
PATTERNS

4 fArs % Varied Assortment. accumulated
through . long and prosperous engagement
In the foundry business. 90 that our custom.
tn can have additions and repairs made 81
much lees expense. In both time and mopsy,
thAnvhen carried out d smaller OF ysunsss
es~tablishuents. jelT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-25

PARIS. June 8. 1878.
"Ls Ts.tiIaLs d'Honn,si." or the grand
entrance to the Exhibition. IL In the cen.
trail facade in front Of the garden Of the
Troeadero. and between the English and
French sections. On the French side II 10
to be adorned with the eI.jowels OF the
crown for there being o neither king
nor emperor. the jewels must DO 50
termed). and the products Of dobelins and
sevres. When these arc we'll in their
places I hope to describe them. but since
France IL still in dishAbille. In the grand
entrance hall. We must pay our respects
to England. who IL ready to receive. Let
us approach and SEQ what people are look.
ing At with all their eyes. The objects OF
their admiration are
LIS pI,M,Srs DE L~'ASoLErERRE.
Eight policemen. French and English,
keep guard over them night and day.
Queen Victoria up to the last moment held
back from sending this part Of her regalia,
aud is understood to have yielded to the
pressure OF Lord Granville. Disrssli and
tho Prince OF Wales. who has made himself
very popular In France by the prominent
part he has taken In the Exhibition. The
curiosity Of the French ladies was 30 great
In the first weeks Of May that In pressing
against each other to look we'll 81 tho won
drous gems. they broke through the glass
e..a ahaltarinU tham To pravant a m.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-25

Door opss at Z o'cloek; performance 10
commence Il Q O'Clock.
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To music by . Professor vsfney VII bs 10 order,
ana may be sostinued ny the audience %
libltum.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-25

- Proceeds 70, tn. purchase OF N o.s.u
Coz The sehoof. jsissd
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MACHINE TOOLS.

Ops Lathe. % Inch swing. 10 feet bed second
hand. sood order.
One Lathe. 10 inch swing. = feet bad new Q
hne tool. with al lstest Improvements.
One Drill Prsss. reaches centre Of u inch circle.
feet 0 inches clear under spindle second
hand, but IN lne condition.
One Stesm Hammer. II inch cylinder. by -
Inch stroke hammer head, 1000 pounds;
total weight. ts.tsl pounds never been ussd).
male by Ferris 4 Miles. of Philadelphia. Who
have . world. wide reputation for ibis psrie.
ular clas- Of tool.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-25

elass order, suitable for ~ and Is Inch
track.
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ADHESION. aI oo. chIldr.n % csnts.
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GALIOws FRAME sngAyRs,
lRor Plat Ropel;

Three "a inches In diameter ; width between
nanges, Z incher. ~ inches. az inches.
One a. inches by a.. inehe. wide.