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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-18

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nave peeh pUu TWO lu''NI"u"l7 WHO h"No
displayed deep musical science ana power
Of Instrumentation which litH thcIr two
great works La IeSidte ana GWpWmc 1,N
to the level Of the German school-NPoNTINl
formerly ana moro recently hoSslNl'
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though in parts very charming ara not To
be compared to the productions Of GLtcK'
MOZART WEBER, MEYERBEER, anu lfEErHO-
VEN. As TO the cher Italian composer
Of the present day, Signor VERDI, who has
Just produced new opera his best works
are modelled upon the German school
and while those Of different character
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-20

IT appears that Que of the facts on
which the believers in the Claimant
rely as "an Immediate aud infalliole
test of his personal Identity, with Sir
Roger Tcnborne is. tt at his photo.
graphs can be madeto ''blend" with
photographs "purportlng TO be those OF
Mr.. Roger Tichboroe." 1t is stated
that the expedient of coupling to-
gether two negatives results in the pro-
duc.ion of u ,aost effective portrait
with "a medallion like effect" and that
''the most inveterate blockhead will
comprehend that in such cases the two
negatives are, of necessity, those of the
self same person" -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-20

The following items are collated from
Saturdays Messenger:
The Llttle Giant mine is now owned
by j. w. McWllliams, A. M. Starr a. Co.
and John Higgins, who have resumed
work on the same 1t was formerly a
paying niue. aud the new owners hope
to make it pay asaia
Lyman Bridges. Chief Engineer of
we Nevada Railway Company, reports
the work OF locating lhe road from
"battle Mountain south as progressi ng
Very satisfactorily. No trouble has
been experienced ~ regards curvature
aud grades from Battle Mountain to
Walters.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-20

THE PARADISE MINES.
A District organized and Town
Laid Out.

A new district has been organized Ia
the Paradise Mountains, where the
recently discovered mines are located.
and town has also been laid out in
the mines. The district is named
Mount IL SO aud the town Jacksonville.
Hon. w. III Howard has sent US box
of ore samples from various claims,
among them the Mammoth, Big Prize,
Red Deer ADD Blue Bell. Several
mining sharps have examined the
specimens and pronounce them rich in.
silver Now lodges coutinae to be dis.
covered 10 the district. We are in.
formed by Charles Kenler that, Judge
Elliot found large ledge last week,
which promises to DO valuable. Ae-
cording to all reports. there are several
large leads located, the groupings of
which contain SILVER in paying qaauti.
ties, and 1t may be safely predicted
that there will be- hourishing miuing
camp in the Paradise Mountains ere
the wane of many moons.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-20
Undec,ded.

The "what is it, case ia Tuscarora
has not yet been decided, and the ex :
element continues. He. She or 1t
tPoilard) the alleged female husband.
was, arrested near Hawe's ranch Oh the
Paradise and Battle Mountain road aud
taken back to Tuseirora. The columns
of the es-Rsyiew were generously
offered him for the purpose OF making
u statement, but he declines to say
whether be was man or woman or both
or neither. and as the officers had no
authority to solve the great problem,
further developments are awaited with
great anxiety: -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-20

1t makes no difference how many
Physicians, or how much medicine you
have tried. it il, new an established
fact that German Syrup is the only
remedy which has given complete salts
faction ia severe cases of lung diseases.
1t Is true there are yet thu sands of
persons who are predlsposed to throat
and lang Affections. consumption. hem
orrhages, asthma, severe colds settled
on the breast, pneumonia, whooping
cough Sc. who have no personal
knowledge of Boschue's German Syrup.
70 such We would say that $4,000
dozep were sold last year without one
COMPLIANT, b Cousampliyes try just otie
bottle. Regular slzs 10 acents. Sud
by all druggists in America.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-20
Welcome Rain.

The Humboldt Valley looks fresh
and bright to-day. A welcome rain,
the first OF any consequences this spring,
fell last night. making even THE says
brush covered plains look beautiful.
This timely rain is great benefit to
stock men aud farmers. rs it increases
the quantity aud improves the qaAllty
OF feed aud saves the trouble aud "ex.
pense OF Irrigating grain fields.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-20

This Morninx's Board.

This MORNINGS Board.
1850 Ophr. 341s. 3sH.
47O Mexican. 50, 50
4. 56U Could d Curry. 81, 6Z. vnvt
$50 Best q Belcher, l3H. 1871.
100 California. 2tls. 2UI. nrst
''7oof Ssvsg-, 8. So.
1915 Con- Va. ~.
100 Chollar. "A. 2JZ
TOO Hale d Norcross, 53s. 5L.
600 Crown Point, 3i5, soc.
$50 Yellow Jacket. n.
1900 Imperial. tic
365 Alpha. ~. %
30 Beichrr. z DC. e
$50 Sierra Nevada, 800, 325c.
100 Utah. 3. 81
440 Bullion. 3o0. 360c.
lU0 Benton. 1870
395 Excbeqner. 220, 225c. la4
800 Osermau B
$50 Justice. 800, $500. -
1910 Snccor. 50. Soc.
$50 Union. 44U, 42Jc.
$50 Alta, 81, 51s.
400 New York 30. 30e. 4
81 kentuck. "a
AS CALEDONIA. l65c. ll
925 Silver Hili. l20. lilo.
442J Jura II, TX.
t2O Andes. 0tc.
100 Ton Washoe. 25c.
100 Challenge. /. 81
$50 Ward. ilU. Il5c.
2O0 Leviathan. l5c.
1850 Trojan ~. 35c.
800 Solid Silver. 80 lc. ts
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-20
Bullion saipano ats,

The Independent Mlnlng Company.
at ruscarora, shipped Saturday. eight
bars OF bullion. valued at $751; 20,
the first shipment from the mi1e.
The Navajo Company shipped yes
terday. ten bars, valued ut SIS 8UI is,
lot which had been attached by cred.-
tors of the company at the time the
mine was shut down and since re-
leased.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-20

THB,,INDIAN SCARE.

The AvAlauehs. haa the, following
relative to the Indian scaray hear Silver
City: "A messenger arrived here from
Gov Greek IN bot, haste. 90 Thursday
bearing y letter q, Sheriff Hayes signed
by Con Shea. s., q, ,Gillsoa aud Jobn
STROBE, representing. that Bsnuocks to
the nnmber Of l5O. (sqaa~s and pap
pooses included( were camped iu that
vicinity aud were committing various
depredatlons. They we're killing stock
and threatening settlers. ordering them
to leave, and III one Instance drew their
guns upon u man named Mccain with
view IL is stated, Of killing ham. The
geu tlemsn sigulng the Ietterask for i'm
mediate help. and state that this is no
false alarm. There being no telegraphic
Communication with Boise City for the
past day or two. Sheriff Hayes, on re-
ceipt OF the letter, took a man with
him and started for the scene of these
disturbances. We heard from Ezra
Mills and others while in the Valley a
few days ago. that.these Indiaps. who
have seemingly escaped from the Fort
Hall reservation, pretend TO he in
search of W1nuemucca aud his tribe.
They have complete outfit of camp
utensils, poles and the like. but are
represented to be not very efficiently
armed. IL will be surprise to many
that these treacherous Bannocks have
been allowed 10 stray 81 far from their
reservation. They doubtless mean
mischief. 1t was rnmorei that troops
were IN pursuit OF them. The CON-
.maudlng officer at Fort Boise Was noti-
f-d of their presence and depredations.
and telegraphed To General Howard for
instructions. These savages Cannot be
trusted. and prompt Measures should
be instituted at opce, ia order to guard
against outrages ii e.y are liable TO
commit
FROM THE FRONT.
A: j. Palmer arrived here Friday morn
ing from Gov Creek. He confirms the
report of depredallons there by Ban
nocks who are acting outrsgeously.
They slaughtered about dozen cattle
belonging 70 shea, Mccain and others.
Their conduct has been most insolent
from the beginning and deserves
speedy punishment. Mr.: Palmer be-
lieves that many of the Iodiaus near
are heavily. armed. They came. into
Cow Cresk by three, different routes.
On Thursday morning they had left
the creek. bat were supposed TO be not
far off. Settlers are entitled to pro-
lection, and the Governor should cause
sufficient force to be sent there to in
fict punishment upon the red thieves.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-20

Mrs. d. p. Crook has removed the
Capital Restaurant to the building OPP
posite Centennial He'll. lately ipur-
chased BY her and fitted up In isst
class STYLE. The new. building il CON-
modious and the sleeping department
Is furnished with every accommod alto n
for dodgers. The restaurant will be
conductsd ia the usual style of the pro-
prietress aud supplied with ali the
iuxures aud delicacies of the season.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-20
Personal.

Paul jasmine came down FROM Battle
Mountain Saturday evening to see old
friends Ed. Littlefiold, of the Elko
Post, passed east yesterday. He is
happy over the result Of the victory
achieved by the '.Great East" in secur-
lug the Republican Convention at
Eureka.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-20

The Nevada and Northern Tele-
-T'-- 1890 graph. s-sr


We are informed that the Nevada and
Northern Telegraph line. built few
years ago from wi6nemucca to waIla
walla, Washington Territory. and con-
Meeting with Portland lines. viii proba /,
bly, be purchased by the Government for
the use of the War Department. 1t runs
by Camp McDermit, Silver City and
Boise, theuce through the principal
towns Of Eastern Oregon to The Column
bia river. The line has not
been kept in repair for
some time past north of La Grande.
Oregon. and it appears AS if no great
effort is being made by IT'S present own.
ers to make 1t pay, and as it runs
through an Indian country aud con-
meets with military posts at McDermit
aud Fort Boise, the Government is said
to be- negotiating for its purchase. As it
is Important to the military to have it
kept In working order.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-20
Denttssrv.

DR.. Gsrdinier, graduate of the Phila-
deiphia Dental College, and senior
member of the firm Of GARDINER
Brothers, has arrived Ia town, ADD viii
remaln until further notice. All who
visit him eau be- assured of the best
WORK that skill and experience can give.
He viii call at your homes or you can
VISIT nim at his office az the Lafay elite
Hotei. All who can appreciate first
class dentistry are invited to call aud
examine specimens of his work.
aprl5tf.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-20

So Range of temperature at this station
yesterday Highest III deg; lowest, Al deg |;
range. %; average, 50.7 deg.
-Kote.-In the column headed Mis-. Ther.
mometer" the ngures indicate the lowesS
Temperature during the night &c the
respective stations.
JSO. HEALY,
Corp'i signal Service. u. y. A.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-20

The Sacramento Dime Savings Bank
has collapsed. ana all the persons
named as its Directors deny that they
We're such. The President and Cashier
of the concern have been arrested.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-20

Wells. Fargo d Co. brought down
from the Monarch mine, at Atlanta.
yesterday, four boxes of bullion. valued
a. SsfpVo, add shipped IL east TO day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-20
Humboids ID. A. NJ. d M socissy

Humboids ID. A. NJ. d M society.
At,the annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the Humboldt District Agri-
cultural, Mining and Mechanical
Society, held last Saturday afternoon.
the following persons were, elected Dr.
Fectors of tbs. Society for the ensuing
year: r.. w. Lewis, N. Defiance. Chas.
A: LaGrave. j. FL Job, l.. II, Morse.
d.. K; Wiley. d, Van Lsnnep. Frank
Naramore. l.. L Rlcksrd, Thomas
Lawson. and David Geroux.
The newly elected Directors will
meet ia the County Clerks office this
evening to elect officers and transact
other business. 81.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-20
5'1'gTFTs g IT n 1VTTE
SPECIAL 10 GALS,

New Afncrfean sswinR Machine.
For ths New American Sewing Ma
chine. the best and easiest RAINING in
the word, go to Il. SReInhart u Co.,
Agents. a20 If.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-27

BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-The coastWise ship
ments yesterday were coal and granite TO
Boston,, New York, and Philadelphia. No
The highest reported price paid for to-
bacco ON Change yesterday was S24.50.
One package was Withdrawn at $40.
An entertainment for the benefit OF the
yellow.feyer sufferers will be given tonight
by the East-End Minstrels at ,515 New Or
leans street, Rockets. -:
Messrs. John and George Gibson are
erecting three fine three-story brick build
ines at the corner of Clay and Eleventh
streets. Several other fine buildings are
also going up IN this vicinity.
The street-carts and hands were yester-
day engaged in cleaning up Cary street
from Fifteenth to Eigbteeeth. -
W. E. Johnston {colored), from this city,
was discharged from the penitentiary yes
terday, and Richard Smith (colored), from
Alexandria, will be discharged to-day. !
The fine brick building at the. corner OF
Main and Sixth streets is now ready for the
carpenters work on The interior.
Elbert Branch was received at the peni-
Tertiary yesterday from southampton coun-
ty, to remain five years for an assault with
intent to kill. The expenses OF bringing
him to the institution were $2S.6O.r..s. ,rG 3
The Governor yesterday commissioned
Mr.. A. P. Deitrick, OF Dover Mines, no
tary public for the county OF Goochland.
The colored Odd Fellows OF Richmond
bad grand parade yesterday evening in
honor OF the, visit Of sister lodge from
Lynchburg. 1.. -,
The fall parade and inspection OF. the city
police will take place Saturday, October
26tb. ..,. x.
AS Mr.. Sheppard Hicks, Of New Kent.
was returning home from Richmond the
other day he fell asleep in his cart, and
when he woke up he found he had been
robbed OF $3.50. His pantaloons were slit
and The pockets cut out. i. -..,...i. ..o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-27
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Z 4
Downtown Lmpr0uenentS----ftgh
Fire, Flood, and the Free Bridge-Ba-
consviHe's, BeautieS-1he Good Time
Coninq, Gc., &c.-Some years ago, when
it was finally decided TO locate the Free
bridge on its present site, it was pre-
dicted, by many that that portion OF the
First Ward situated east OF Hull and north
of Seventh street, would become, IL not
barren waste, at least a place OF lnslSnlh-
cant Importance. Holding these views, the
people OF that section fought against the
location OF the Free bridge at Ninth street
with the greatest pertinaclty, and with
zeal worthy of greater success. SuDse-
quent events, however, have not demon
strated the entire truth Of these misgiVings.
True, most OF the commerce that once
sought these marts has been transferred
elsewhere; its shops are fewer and less i'm
posing in appearance; the grass has been
allowed to grow in its streets, and its side
walks to rank among our most noted RUNS.
The melodious voice OF the watermelon
man and the plaintive appeal or the potato
lvender have been but seldom heard. These
and lesser and greater Ills have befallen this
people. and yet their indomttable spirits
have not been entirely broken. Twice Wis
Lifted by disastrous floods, and more often
L Dy COQSuLuluS uIcS, lucy uafC Aou1hb
against sea of troubles. and rising.
Phepix-like. from their ashes and their
mud. they have proven that there. was
..life in the old land yet" They
have not been content to gaze upon the
debris OF fire and flood and sigh over the
ruin they have wrought, but they have gone
to work with willing hands-even IL some
times with heavy hearts-to repair the raw.
ages and wrecks which greeted them on
eyery hand. On the south side Of Fourth
street between Decatur and Stockton is one
OF the prettiest squares. in ,the. city. Over
| one half OF this square was destroyed at
the disastrous fire OF May last. It is now
occupied by number OF handsome frame
buildings recently completed, built by
Messrs. Nunnally g. Sons, a. c. Jones, and
| ChesIey A. Jones. All OF these houses are
finished in excellent styl In occupancy.
| Adjoining these are the neat residences OF
Mr. Hobeck aud Councilman Spain. Across
wbat was once the old Coal railroad lnow
stockton streetl aud connected with the
main land by small, bridge, is Baeonsviile.
This is settlement OF some haif-dozen
frame tenements occupied exclusively by
operatives at the Marshall Cotton Mills.
These houses are all substantially and com:
Ifortably built. ALI OF them have neat IRON,
Iynrds, most Of them embeiiished with How
d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-27
lCommunicated.J
COEresDOndeRce.
OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY, !
---. SeDtember 26, 1878.

OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY, !
September 26, 1878.
TO the Drivers of the Richmond Rail,rdy
Company: .....
Gentlemen.-In presenting to me Through
Mr.. Vaughan, foreman OF the stables,) a
beautiful meerschaum pipe as token OF
your kind regard, on the occasion OF my re-
signation as superintendent OF this com pa
nv, you have touched that delicate chord
which, like the "still small voice." is sensi-
tive as long as life lasts in every human
heart rot dead in all responsiveness to those
finer feelings that give glow and beauty and
bencficence to the sterner nature OF man. !
appreciate your generous kindness, and l
thank you most warmly and sincerely.
It affords me pleasure to be able, in all
candor, to say to you that, without single
exception, the fidelity, the efficiency, and
the department of every one OF you have
been all the time all that could ask, and l
have not doubt that in your severe SER
vices at all seasons you will be as highly
appreciated by the generous gentleman who
succeeds me as you have been by me.
1t is source OF qualification to me to re-
fleet upon the fact that, while you have
done your duty faithfully, your scanty
wages have never under any financial pres
sure been reduced a single cent during the
five years you have been in my employment.
: Very respectfully and truly yours,
..... !. 49,. P. Il. YEATMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-27
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ss7- On, NIL safes or EsaL Estate made bettoes,
the ist OF January and lost Of June the tdresfoi
tie present year have tn be epaid oyths Y..rchases
Of the near the tdEes hare to be paid Gy the seller
TThis custom was adopted about tfteen years ago
bv all the real estate agents I'm Richmond, ana aV
plies to Richmond aud vienityI
Z. i. COOK, 10 A. NJ, for VIM. Ira Smith. ready
made clothing, dress-shirts, undershirts, &c.
RICHARDSON & CO.. ~ 2. NJ, trustees sale OF
brick dwelling opposite Monroe PARK. ri.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son, 5 =. NJ. three de-
= tached dwellings. Nos. 502E. 504, and 5041'
west side OF Fifth between Clay ana Leigh
streets.
,JNO. LAUGHTON, DR., IL A. ~. horses, colts,
cows, farming utensils, bvggies, harness, &C., at
the toll-gate on the Wcstham pank-road.
JAS. MACDOUGALLL, at his store, at lGh O'Clock,
furniture, carpets, bedding, &c. ....
z u cooE ~ A NJ. ma wpbr0ker's sale Of large
stock OF diamonds, gold and silver Watches Jew
s- elry, silverware, guns, pistols, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

AID FOR YELL0w-FEvER SUFFkRERs.-
The guests OF the Hot Springs have con-
tributed 500 for the fever sufferers, and
the same has been forwarded by Mr.. Ben.
Adams and Mr.. E. ID. Starke to GRENADA,
Miss, for whose citizens it is intended.
Total collections to date, SS,126.64.
Received from Falling Springs, Va, $40 !;
hoy nj State office. $3.50; miners in employ
of Fred. Faulkner. S30.1S; Living Star
Lodge. No. rs. Good Samaritans tcoloredl,
s.: Ida Gentry (sale Of bouquets), 81; First
Baptist church (colored), S2O.2S; st. Luke's
(Episcopal) church, Powhatan county,
S37.75; sale OF bouquets by lady on
Knights OF Pythias excursion, So; First
Presbyterian church, Richmond, SiS.06. /.
firand Junction, Tenn, September 26.-
W. X. Ouarles: Thanks for 500 received
through Howayds OF Memphis. More need
cd. j. NJ. MORRIS, Chairman
Relief Committee and Treasurer.
LEw,sBuRG, WEST VA.,,
September "a, 1878.
nessrs. Corardin & EllySon:
Gentlemen hand your our check on
Bank OF Lewisburs for $40, contribution OF
Mr.. James II. Renick, Of Falling Spring,
Greenbrier county, to the fund for relief OF
sufferers in the South from yellow-feyer.
We dislike to trouble you, but it came to
hand after the county contribution had been
sent away-and you seem to me to endure
and bear all things cheeriully for the public
good. Yours, very truly,
MARK L. SPoTTs.
RICHMOND, Va, September 20, 1876.
Editors Dispatch: On behalf OF the pro-
fessiona musicians of Richmond and the
Mozart orchestra beg that you will make
the following acknowledgment for assist
ance rendered on the occasion OF the enter.
tainment gwen last Tuesday night for the
benefit of the yelow-fever sufferers: Miss
Swain and Miss Vogel, Or. Leigh Burton,
and Messrs. Wildt and Willie Smith; the
Board OF Governors of the Mozart Assocla'
ton for the hall and the gas used; the DIS
patch, State, and Sun for advertising ano
kindly notices: Messrs. Wbittet & Shopper
son for printing; MIR. Henry c. Wyatt fol
the sale OF tickets and MeSsrs. Angle ano
Mays for services at the hall.
j. THOMAS PULLING.
RICHMOND, VA, September 20, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: At the request OF the
pastor (Rev. James Fl. Holmes) special
prayer-meeting was held at the First Bap-
list church in behalf of the yellow-feveI
sufferers in the South. A collection was
taken up, which amounted to S20.19.
JAMES Ii. JOHNSON, Clerk.