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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-14

How sargent's Anti-Silver
Speech was Received.
A LIVELY CIRCUS IN THE HOUSE
YESTERDAY.
THE PRESIDENTIAL BARGAIN"
ST0uTLY DENIED.
Hayes VIII Protect Anderson from
Persecution.
tss.ciAL DrssArcHss TO 4 ootD HUI
DALI Naval
That Preside.tisi bargain"

~ A.
Withdrawn and FINLEY denouncinB tne
Csbiuet for considering means OF helping
A.. p.,,,,,,, po.,J
'no
Foster said Hewitt had s"aidtnotninB w
day In his hearing that has not already
h.sn e,van 70 the world. 90 far a he
- "a. v,,h ,hs
knew No oAs s.".-,-
Louisiana gentlemen. no hsu shhiou'iJ
desired . peaceful solution OF tho electoral
,,..,,on and had considered peacc moro
rn,.. o.. pu.-
dasirAoie tnAn fiAycS v. Ah''a
ident. He had thought he knew what
p,..,asnt HAYES thought on the Southern
auction, and had publicly proclaimed IL
in the o and Hayes had thanked him.
and that was the m~uch-quoted letter. He
thought Wood. and not Hewitt, was the
only important Democratic factor In the
matter. He neither exacted nor made
promises.
Garfield discredited any stories OF bar
rsius. which would DO . disgrace " the
Democracy. He did not believe they
staiped their honor that way. He warmly
di,syoved spy such bargain on the Repub-
lean side, and denounced anybody who
would mako ono. lie said this whole sub
Iect should drop. He defended the with.
drsvsl Of the troops a. . constitutional
.llkI--a Tor tina
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TIE Yoangvorth Oyster and chop House.
No. ~ South O street, Virginia City. 10 the
leading establishment on tbs C0mstOck.
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o. n. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of oaifor.
mia, Gold Hin. keeps constantly on hand ~
fayorite brands Of Imported C.ufs. oholcs bit
cirsrs, ali kinds OF chewing tobacco. meef.
srhsum pipes, nuts, candles, me cutlery. and
TOYS and hncy Foods of ali kinds. APIS %
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

J.w. Downing. Merchant Tailor. Main street.
Gold Mn, opposite aibson's saloon. A spl>n-
ana stock Of cloths iust .recsived. Buits made
TO order. Charges reasonable. fsi2 I'm
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HISCELLAyEoUs.

MISCELLANEOUS.
MORGAN q co.,
IMPORTERS AND wnoLEsALE
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF w
FRESH OYSTERS,
NO. 81 CALIFORNIA MARKET,
RAN FRANCIsoo, CALIFORNIA.
TIE Trade Supplied with the Choicest Of
New York fransplsnted 0ysters,
rhs mos. delicious oysters In the world.
CALIFORNIA 4 sHoALwATER
BAY oYsTGRs,
In any quantity. 81 the LOWEST RATE. frssA
nom our y oystsr Bed.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID 10
COUNTRY ORDERS.
. 0-oystsrs carefully put mp 10 pseiAgss ofa
hundred or more. TO suit, and promptly shipped
In prime condition.
mol em MORGAN q 90.
FULTON FOUNDRY.
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
MANuLAcrusras OF EVERY DE-
MILL. MINING 4 HYDRAULIC
MACHINERY. 1
Sole Manufacturers Of the
NcALLisTRR PATrNT CAR wHEKIS.
Dnwings. Estimates and Specifications pre-
pared IN ali branches of Mechanical Engineer.
Ing. and especially In the construction Of Steam
Engines for all purposes ; Application Of heat
In the arts; steam Boilers Of all varieties ;
and strength Of material In structures OF iron
and wood. Wire Rope transmission. Pumping
our works have lately been sniarrsd asd
rsmod-lrd. which, with the addition OF NEW
AND IMPROVED MACHINERY, enables us 10
execute eli kinds Of WORT In our line promptly |
md In the best manner, ct the veFy lowest ntea. |
W. X. tcKARr. Superintendent.
4. J. RALxror. Trustse. apil N
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PIANOS TO LEI.

A WOODWARD = BRowNm@
"A PIANO. used bat . few H
montAs, for rent. Apply q nn.vs us
Virsdnia Citv. a. Al n, ". Hall . Co.'S nsvs
6spoS. 1ol Hsia strsst, Goa Hill.
ysiSw n. .. PARSONS, Asssas
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The Shy i'm January

cuHN Is now very conspicuous. aid viii be
al her brightest on the lEIH-->o BRIGHT indeed
that She may be seen with The naked eye ia
broad daylight. She crosses the meridian or
i exactly south Al 3ll 7. IN. on the Isl and at
2:Ul p. m. on the 3Otb. kcuu, will be il Auna.
nus ali through January. setting "a ilIr begin
nlng ot the month about :2Up. m. Jupiter is in
conjunction with the sun on the 5lh. anu 80 il
invisible. Mercury. too, visits thai great Ium-
mary on the 10Th, and is, therefore,. not al
home TO the young star gaZer, who probably
VIII wonder what important work the sun has
on hand thai he should summon 10 his council
chamgCr Jupiter and Mercury m January
venus III February. ami saturn and Mercury
again IN March. Saturn Is m AuUaTiuS some
distance east of Venus. Sct'iWg earIl iu Janu-
any i few minutes before 10 y. W. Mars is i'm
Pisces. and. though gradually going away
from the earth. is sill prominent in The even
lhG SKY. particularly Is he happens 30 hC in
part Hut rich an first class Stars. Al the he
ginning Of ihc month he Crosses the meridian
about Is p. m, and sets near midnight. On
January Il lie sou hS at 5:lI u. an.
Looking out "A: the beginning uI the month,
about !. m. one cannot buI Ice struck with
tie Stars and CONSIDERATIONS visible i'm the east
and northeast Low down aud newly risen j.;
the brilliant Sirius. of the Great Dog. chief of
stars and champion tWnklrT. Above him Is
lie majestic orion. half TcCumholU ~til but
awakening like giant refreshed with wine
NcipondlcUiar line from Sirius passes
through the Three Kings. with BrIrlgueSe on
the Ielt and Rigcl un thu right. ami extends up-
wares through the HyadpS-lhc N-Shaped
group "l WUlch Aldruaran is Chipi-till it,
reaches Alcy0nc and her sisters. giitteTing. aS
TCnHyS"n describes them. like q swarm Of
hTe-illeS tangled IN silver braid. TO the left
az Sirius and a little higher. j. Prncyun. OF the
Little lfog. Above arr the Twins. Castor and
IollUN. Still higher is the brilliant Capella-
the sacred goat. said to have Su"klrd Juye-
with her kids. Following the Milky Way We
como Ia feIS'uS L. taNSiuPaia. Ia the Sinking
Northern Gross. io Vega hanging her harp on
the western willows. EUt the southern sky is
barren; Venus sparkle ia the southwest. and
pass through the dull mcd Saturn and the
ruddy Mars. MOI far from Venus Fumalhaut
may tie caught flashing near the huTiEuH, and
nearly in direct line below Mars is Diphda IA
the tail ol the Whale But how uniuyiliHg all
this region i after the iewrlcd arch ol the
Galaxy spanning the northern heavens and
resting on Sirius and Vega,
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FATALII BEATING LITTLE CHILD FOR
TELLING THE IRUTH.-CUroner Ellinger was
Yesterday summoned to take In" ante mOrtem
statement OF Oscar Geyer, aged Years. the
son of 4 poor shoemaker living al No liz east
Eighth street. On Saturday last, according 10
the story told 10y the boys mother. Oscar was
playing i'll the street with another hoy oG about
The same age, named Carl Nathing, when
George Patermiler, aged a.. who lives AT No.
Il7 east Eighth street. came along and az
Saultcd young Nailling. Mrs. Mailing. who
also lives IN the neighbOrhOod. demonstrated
with PatermiileT. who denied that he had nil
the boy and called upon Oscar as a Witness
oscar said that he did hit NaIhing. when
PatcImller became angry and threatened Ia
gel even. About an hour afterwards oscar
went TO play on the street again. when Pater
miller approached him from behind and. as
alleged, Knocked him down with q stick and
men Kicked him i'm the stomach. That uighi
Oscar became deliTiOUS and grew 80 mich
worse that Oh Monday doctor was called to
see hln. Yesterday he was i'm such a critical
condition that the coroner was summoned
ana after taking young Geyer'S statement he.
caused fateImlller 10 be arrested. The DriS-
oner was locked up in the House az Detention.
III Is SAID that he J. of a quaTrelSomp diSDoSi-
non, and has been for a long time the terror OF
the smaller boys OF his neigh 5Orhood-I ". Y.
World. 81 49,
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The Markets.

deferred. 4; do. consolidated 5S bid to-day
Sugar active and firm, 9Ra9i,.
BALTIMORE, January 7.-Cottnn quiet and
nolninai-nliddiing. IL. Observation-Disclosures street
ard western super. 4. .00a4 30: do extra 4 75l
30: do. famii!. 6.o0t7.O0: city mills super 90
45o; 10. extra. 5.25a5. so: dn. Rio brands. : 90
aI.25: Patap>cu family. $50. Wheat. southern
4utet aud steady: western dun and nominalIy
do. amber. l. i5al. so No. western winter red
spot and January. 1.39 40: February. AZ
-. Corn. southern steady and iinn: western
dnIl and lOWer-SOuthern white. 52t56: do yellow
33a56 western mixed. spot, 5Sis: January. 5S > /:
febl ualN. o. western steamer. 53 ,. Oats quiet
and steady southern. 33a3S: western white 38aSS:
DO. mixed 34a55. Rye dull and nominal. 62 I64
hay dnli and heayy-MaTyl land and PENNSYLVANIA
prime. IA. 90 500. Provisions. round lots nom
Inal: order trade dun. Pork. Is 90. Bulk meats
Packed. shoulders. 5!a: clear Tih sides. 4 Bacon
LaId-rehned. 81. Butter nHiet-choce western.
roll and packed. 20d22 Petroleum nominal
refined, 12 i3. Coffee dull and ower-Rio cargOaS
I54alSa4: jobhing; I5laa204. Whisky duh. 1.09.
ReceiptS-f0ur. 5000: wheat. 1900: corn
corn 5000.
NEW YORK. Januarr7-Stocks firm. Money
&. Gold, 1.oe'a. Exchange. long. 4S2; short
4S2[g GoyerLmentS 4 and q higher
NEW YORK. January Flour dun and
Ill liuyers favor. Wheat dun and a shade lower.
Corn quiet and heavy.
LONDON. January =. 1890 D. m.-Consols.
94}a for money and "a for the account l. :
t"ur-and-a-half per cent. bonds. 103 i: lS67'S
1r53a: new fVes. 105ha. Erie, s. i. Illinois Cen
Rail- DAD. 49,.
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The kfnIlr WayG.

HAFTFORD. tONN.. Jan. 7-Tho lhorm0-
meter IN this city ranged from : TO II degrees
below zero this morning.
P0TcHkEEFsIE, \. " Jan. 7-Intrn>r cold
prevails along tie Hudson River valley to-day
the mercury ranging from 3 to Ii degrees be
lew zero. Tie river is firmly closed
BOSTON. Jan. I.-AccUuntS from various
points Of New England indicate I'm intensely
cold morning. the them"meteT ranging from
- TO l. degrees below zero
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kilograms to The Star.
THE EASTERN WAR
ENGLISH Politics.
T e E GOLD SNAP.
ANOTHER EMBARRASSED BANK
ENGLISH POLITICS.
Irtianentary Election Ncs

LoNDoN. Jan. The Liverpool Posts Lon
don correspondent tele"TaphS rs follows
election for members Of Parliament i nnar
ana that the conservative managers are n~,,.
iarirg therefor. The secretaries Of jhr differ
tni conservative associations have been i'm
town during the past week consulting with
various members Of the government They
report strongly i'm favor of dissolution
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Another Susneu,tcG Rant.

F0TTSVILIE. PA. Jan. THE following no
ice was posted on the doors of the Poit,yi:lp
clS0m Of the board If directors This bank will
no! i" open fGT receipt or payment Of deposits
unless otherwise directed by The Stockholders &c
\ meeting of the stockholders iS now in SeS-
Sion. BuI little is known of the hanks ac-
tUal condition. but information from reliable
sources places the amount of deposits al lcSS
than Si@ih. Il is believed the bank has SliS-
liGN
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The lCE CROP FOR lS7S.-The unusual mild
ness oil the season had given some grounds TO
tcaf nat the ice crop for the coming summer
would De so small a. 10 cause something like a
painful scarcity of the commodity and a pro-
p0rtlonate Increase in its price. This fear
however. has been somewhat alayed by The
cold snap. Some companies in this city. as
wei! as those Of Newark and jersey City, had
made arrangements to procure their ice from
the Maine companies. and were consequently
not much interested in the better prospects of
4 supply from the Hudson, which dawned with
The cold winds and winter sky. The compa-
nieS. however, which depend for their success
upon The harvest near al home are in high
spirits. They predict large crops. The work
requires force of many thousands of men,
ana every effort iS made to get the blocks cut ,
shipped aud stored before the mild weather
Ihe Ice consumed here comes chiefly from the
pper hudson, and each company has MANY
St0reh0uses OH the banks of the river and the
various Lakes. These depotS hold from eight
10 SeNenty-hye tons of ice. One company
acne owns forty seven and employs 1000 men.
2.ao horses, and 600 wagons to furnish $4,000
tons OF ice 10 New York, Brooklyn and the
ltlghDolIng cities. In the transfer of this
enol nous quantity of ice the company en-
pioys six tugs and nearly sixty bargeS. After
having been sawed into huge cakes it is cut up
INTO blocks nearly three feet in length, two In
Width, and as many in depth.-[-N. Y Herald
Jth.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Gen. RaGokSLN fh,r IlnIl.

LO>DON. Jan. a special di>nafch Grom
bucharest 10 the DoHa Ncsr~ >dy>:-'GenrraI
EUdetSky. Who has crossed The balkans
through the Shpka Pass VIII probably no.
move beyond k"Eanlik. where he can NGcHrr
comfortable quarters. interruption of com
muhlcai i0n across the Danube would arrest
his oWnward march. NuthingiS known at the
neadPuarlerS OF he tzareWitch about General
RadeI>ky movements. which wnu}d confrn
the mpr">Si"n that he viii not go beyond he
Zanlik for he present -
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Reported Resignation Of The Earl OF
taPuaFsau

He Manchester G3noFdi0R of this morning
has dispatch from its London CORRESPONDENT
>iatlhT that II Is reported that the Earl az Car
narkom. secretary of state tOr the counjp, in
t!G ErLlLcL ministry. LIS r..SimmnL
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The Charter OAK indictments.

HERTFoKD. Conn. Jan. In the supreme
court this morning Nr>>r>. Walkley. TrThiD
and Wiggin. The indicted eX-ollicerS of the
thautr oak Life Insurance Co. appeared and
GaNe bonds ID 500 each for trial at the March
rIiMInal form
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ANNUAL ELECTIONS OF OTFnEES- The
Washington Market Company to-day elected
Ia" following directors Matthew g. Emery.
VIM. l.. Chandler. y. g. Ordway. Thomas g
John +. NurweH L. h Clark. MnS,.> Kriiy. ~
;. smith. L. Il. Tinker. Jacob "a. Fla. Caleb
cushing. There MAS no oppo>ijiuH. and out
oI the 2Lie1 shares 1900 Nugr east for the.
above ticket.
The firrmcu'> Insurance Comnanyof Wash.
ingtoH and Georgetown today rir.lrl The fo..
lowing directors: \. 4 Wilson. ThnS Parker
Andrew En.hwell. Vim. 4. Howard. Joseph
Redeem, hi. Shoemaker. VIM J. Nilsson. n,
.. DAVIS. Geo. ". CrOplcy. Samuel r. Wheat
Icy. Frank Hume. Daniel ko'h, Frank lutz. in.
The Columbia Turnpike COMPANY to-day
elected The follow ing officers T.. Temple. pres
lqcnt: Nm Guulun. J. H. u. SmiIh. ". r.
Howard. :. Il. Hoarman and +. Temple. Ill
IrpluT>
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y NIFE's TEMPERANCE SUIT.-AIrs. Ella
Co0dfcllGw has brought suit against Mrs Ann
Senate. the prOpretreSS of Il liquor saloon al
SO til avenue. Brooklyn. whom she charged
with violation OF section 20 of CHAPTER CPS
the sale Of liquor. She had forbidden Mrs ).
TO sell liquor 10 her husband, but that lady had
continued 10 do 50. and she testified that She
went III TIE place and took a glass from him
He seized a bottle to strike her. but Mrs Sc
matte caught hold of it. Mrs $ then put her
out OF the place; Her husband never returned
home. Counsel for the defence moved to dis
miss the complaint on the ground that it had
not been proven that Mrs. Senate had Il
license, or that she owned the place, or had
ever sold cOmplainant'S husband Iiquor. The
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! Two Children Drowned while Shat.

HlANNI>. Mass. Jan. Sadie Sharp and
Eta HaHeltun. aged respectively eleven and
fifteen. broke through the ice ON pond ucal
here yesterday and were drowned.
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STRANGE ACCIDENT TO \ LADY-The Wor-
cester Spy says that rs Mrs. c. c. Tracy, of
northampton. Mass. was descending the
her right hand caught on the gaS-tixture pen
dant i'll the hall by the side of the stair railing
and swung her out into the hall where she
hung Tor several minutes by one finger
Wrenching her quite severely Her little
daughter heard her cries and finally succeed
ed in lifting Mrs. Tracy 50 that she removed
her finger. which was very much lacerated
A 1eWeler was called III to file OFF the ring and
Mrs. Tracy has not been able to sit up since
the accident
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LOCAL NEWS.
NAVIGATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND SKATEs
I
The Cold Suap.

NAVIGATION SJsPENpED-sLElGus AND SkATEs
IN DEMAND.
The Cold snap has frozen the river over TO
some distance below Alexandria. and bats
stopped running yesterday. The Zee this
morning on the river is about two inches
tBlck. and should the weather continue aS cold
Tor a lew days longer aS n i TODAY a fair ica
harvest may bC looked tOr I'm ihf> upichhor
hood. Rock creek and The small ponds about
the SubUIb bS are all iToEen over M men wrr,,
al work this morning ON the creek Gathering
ice two anu haN inches thick. Al the sail
ing craft un the Potomac haze horH hauled an
Tor the season. and even The rUEhDatS are laid
10y. The skating season opened saturday on
B&hcOCE lake. and has been kent up since
quite lively. Yesterday large Uumber Of
both SEXES. enjoyed the sport ni ~kar i8- Tor the
entire Ua'- considerable SNOW l~laNiaE on
The ground in the surrounding country. aud
N@lghlng Is reported good hy country people,
EaliN oi whom drove into "a" civ tRi> mora
ilE uR runners. bu most ui our back streets
lhr >rlEhlDg Il good. and many have been en-
l@NlnE sleigh rides today. The thermometer
~ ii"inlhCr> al i2o'clovk last night stood n :
degrees above zero, and NJ q O'Clock this morn
ing al 10 degrees above. At In o'clock this
MOI mug the mercury had TiErn To % degrees
- that lhr process OF freezing was ~i'l going
on. A> 4 consequence of the sudden cold
great suffering i iClg bN the poor who are oug
OF money. provisions. fuel and work. The
police report great suffering among the poor
from Want az fuel and food. I'm certain l6cali-
lr~. The hennChrC Ice Company have ad
vices from the hrunchoc river a. late aS the
an instant, when the ace there WaN only four
inches thick. hut steadily iurrra>ug in thick
ness. There was al that Time a HraNN SNOW
idll During last night and Ia dan several
horses have been injured On Pran>nlNaUi3
avenue and other streets 10y falling upon the
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Mrs. STEWART AND AN Episcopal MIN
IsTER.-Judge Hilton emphatically denies the
fumors that Mrs. A. I. Stewart is to marry an
Eplscopal clergyman. He adds: 81 Idon't think
Mrs. stewart ever saw the man but once when
she visited his school, and would hardly know
him il she met him.
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n CHINAMAN SENTENCED BY A CHINESE
COURT. AND HANGED.-A dispatch from Sa-
clamento, Cal. December q, TO the Virginia
City t"foa5cte. says: A San Francisco China
ing and alleged that his cousin had been tried
by Chinese court on | street, for debt. had
6een sentenced to death, and was 20 be hung
he accompanied the officers 10 point near the
place, but Oh the road was mel by other Chi
hese. ana then refused TO go on. An hour after
lie again came TO the police and repeated his
stofy. Ihe officers locked him up and forced
hlln 10 tell where the place was. They went
there. and found Chinaman hanging by the
neck 10 a rafter in his own room. and dead.
The Chinese tell contradictory stories about it,
aild are In greai fefment and anxious to get
the San Francisco Chinaman out of iail. II is
said the Chinese court is now holding ses-
SIon, and the officers think OF making a raid
and capturing the whole lot
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The Ohio Legislature Organized

tULUMBJ>. OHIO. january I-Both hOu>n,
of the general assembly met al 10 o'clock and
organized 10y eeciing the officers chosen hN
The caucus Of last Saturday night
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NictNcE EnaHuol.s ILL

ROME. Jan: :7-N0um.-king Victor Emanuel
passed 4 comparatively quiet night. bul his
fever continues To increase. with further CN-
tension of the pleuIiSN.
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ANOTHER SUICIDE IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Prof John c. Lininger, wellknown educator.
last week by taking laudanum. His suicide is
attributed to financial difficulties.
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NOT GONE TO SING SING.-ThomaS L. Lam
bert, the convicted president of the American
fopular Lie Insurance company, is still in
The tombS. He appears very cheerful and is
allowed the freedom of the corridor on which
his cell is situated. Yesterday he was visited
by Rev. 1. Dewitt Talmage. OF BROOKLYN. an
yersation OF nearly two hours duration.-IV.
J. Times. 5th. -
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APOLLIN ARIS
N1TURiI
MINERAL WATER.


HighIy EferresceHt.
DIR. LEWIS \. sAYRE. "A delightful bever-
DIR. WILLIAM 4: HAMMOND. Far supe-
rguT tu NtChy. SeltLrr. Ur any other.
DB. Al FRED l.. LOOMS. - Most grateful and
refreshing
DIR. Il. OGDEN DOREMUS. Absolutely pure
and wholesome: superior To all tqT daily use:
nee from all The objections urged against Gro
ton and aFtiHCialS aerdfei waters. =
ikot. NANkL1N, LONDON. ENG. ''lmpreg
HateG only with it- own gstS.
DIR. r X. PkASLEE. U>eful and very agree
DIR AUSTIN FLINT. -.H-althfuI. and well
>1itr.t i"E. Dyspepsia and cases of acute dis
DR. IURDYCE RARkEH BY far rh, most
agreeable alone - mixed with " iur. useful i'm
tatarrh ut Sgonae d Bladder and in I.ort
DR; j. MAElON SIMS. Not only u luxury.
bliI - Tr.V-~itV.-
DR. GEb. RECLlNG. Baltimore. More srrlrk-
HliG ami TrIrc>liiuS Than any other mineral
Wa;tr- followed uy excellent results in Dy~pep-
sla.
Il" "a, had os all Wine Merchants. Grocers Drug
Sl>!S ANA Mineral Water Dealers throughout the
thit'' >'dtSs aHS2O-mBf, cow ~
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THREATENED WAR IN THE WEST INDIEs-A
Subali mas Eeen sentenced to death for setting
fire TO the International Hotel at Port al
Pflnce. The Spanish Consul and the cOmmau-
der OF Spanish irigate have interfered to
prevent MS execution. The Haytien govern
ment IS nrm lIsthe resolution to carry out the
sentence, and is met by d threat to lombard
Port au Prince in retaliation. A man-of-war
mas peen dispatched from Jamaica TO protect
British interests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-07

ADyICES FROM MEXICO to December Both
state Romero is spoken of as Minister of For
elgn relations on account of his intimate ac-
qudIntance with the American people The
This very ground. President Diaz apparently
counts on close alliance with the United
STATES. Railroads are TO be constructed from
The City OF Mexico to Morelia, from Cetaya to
fainliiaS, and from OmetuScO TO PackUca