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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-01-26
1t wasn't.the Toothache.
From the Detroit Fire Press.

From the Detroit Fire Press.
In..the ladies.waiting room at..the
Central depot the other day were
a newly married couple from Grass
Lake. They had been visiting in
the city two or three days, and
were then ready to go home. They
set side by side. of colrse, his arm
around her waist and she leaning
on his shoulder. A long-waisted
stranger from the East, having
sore eyes and a big heart, walked
in, saw them thus seated, aud in
about q minute he asked Of the
husband:
"Has that woman there got the
| toothache 2"
The husband looked up in sur
prise, but made no answer. After
two or three minutes the long
wasted man remarked:
"If that woman's got the tooth
ache, rve got a bottle Of pepper
mint in my satchel here"
The bride rolled her big white
eyes around, and the husband look
cd somewhat embarrassed. The
man from down east unlocked hi
satchel, fumbled among shirts ant
collars, and brought up four oun
ccs Of peppermint essence. III
uncorked it, touched the content
cf tho bottle against his big re'
tongue, aud handing it forward to
ward tho husband, feelingly said
"Just have her sop somc on
rag aud rub her gums with II
We'vc used It in our family for
The brides eyes threw out spark
as she lifted her head from its low
ing position, and striking at til
bottle, snarlcd out:
"Tuthake, You falc! II 70
don't know the difference bctwce
true love and the tuthakc YOU
better pick grass with tho goese'
: "My Lord!" gaspcd tho mai
and hc hurried out with his satcl
, 81 in one hand and the bottle !
!. the Cthsr.
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The expression, "so-long," used
sometimes in the sense Of good-by
IN negros. 1t is a corruption OF
tho Turkish word "salaam,"
which, with the spcad Of Moham-
mechanism, travelled to the west
coast of Africa, whence slave car
goes were procured.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-01-26

Mr.. Percy, the new Speaker, IL
one of the most distinguished law
yers of the State. lie graduated at
Princeton College in tho class OF
1851. and afterwards took the de-
gree of Bachelor Of Laws in the
University Of Virginia In 1857, af-
ter a very brilliant carccr.-Con-
mcrcial.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-01-26

Samuel Carson, living on the
Novels place, in this county, kill
ed his brother-in-law "Wednesday,
December Goth, by stabbing him
with a knife, cutting his cntrails
out. Cause jealoucy. The wound
cd man lived until Friday and died
that night. Carson was arrested
Saturday morning aud confined IN
iail to await preliminary trial BE-
fore a justice. [Cotton Plant.
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GENERAL LEES ToMB.-A cor
respondent Of the Richmond Dis
patch, writing from Lexington,
Virginia, says: II went Of course
to the tomb of Lee, aud was graft
fed to find that fresh flowers are
still regularly brought to adorl'
the graves Of the General, Mrs.
Lee and Miss .Agnes-that q stu
dents guard Of honor still keeps
watch and ward at the tomb-tha'
General Lees Office is still preser'
we'd Just us he left it on the day Of
his fatal sickness, and that memen'
toes Of the great chieftain art
cherished with increasing affection
as the years go on. The mauso
leum which Is to contain valen
tines beautiful recumbcnt iigur'
Il soon to be commenced, and vii
be pushed to an carly completion
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The extraordinary challenge Is
sued by that crack shot DR.. W. +.
Carver, in the "lsod and Gun =
column Of last Sundays Chronicle,
has produced so much interest In
sporting circles here, that IT was
thought worthy 10 make o report
Of the practice which the Doctor
is now making daily in order to
prepare himself for the matches he
sees in perspective. DR.. Carver
In his contests last year with Bo'
garlus, showed al excellent form
| In all The tine points at pigeon
shooting and glass'ball breaking
but the most remarkable part ol
his challenge was the offer to shoo|
with any one in the world for s25'
or $500 250 glass balls, his adver
sary to use a shotgunat 30 yards
rise, while the Doctor was to shoe
with rifle, the ball being throw
in the air for him.--San francisco
Chronicle, Dist.
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TEMHER-A cheerful temper III
o house is like perpetual sunshine
gladdcning and enlivcning every
one, in the presence of which you
forget your troubles and would be
ashamed to remember your annoy
anccs; but q bad temper spoiIs
everything.
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GENERAL EARLY.

After his defeat at Fisher Hill,
when the army was in full retreat
and the Federals closely pressing
them, and the entire Confederacy
tottering in its fall, (this was in
September, 1851 Early was riding
with Drcckinridgc, who was dis
posed to be silent under the crush
ing defeat. The grim and sarcas-
tic humor Of Early would not
down, however, even in the face of
the gravest disaster that had be-
fallen his army. He drawled ont
to Breckenridge, who had not spo-
ken a word to the mile, "Wcll,
Breckenridge. what do you think
| of the decision of tho Supreme
Court in the Dred Scott case, in
its bearings upon tho rights Of tho
South IN the Territories 2"
A few weeks before the Confcd-
cracy collapsed he was relieved Of
his command by General Lee, who
while having full faith in Early,
yet was compelled to heed the pop
ular clamor and give the old Early
army, or what was left Of 1t, to q
new commander. General Early
retired to Marion, in Smythc coun'
ty, making the Journey on horse
back IN bad weather, and caught
cold, which laid him up with hii
old complaint, rheumatism. A
Federal cavalry force coming near
he had to be moved IN an ambn
lance, accompanied by an arm!
surgeon. While passing along
PROSTATE III mind and body, he re
ceived, most unexpectedly, new
of tho surrender Of Loo. IL
J sworc like a pirate for . moment
and then turned in his uneasy be-
, with a long groan aud exclaimed
! blow your horn, Gabriel" !"
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WHY is Gibralta one OF the most
wonderful places in the world
Because it's always OH a rock, but
never moees.
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orrA,tcnnY couRr.

~ a pmrssa CAancelloF.
Coaholua county.-4th Monday Of
October and April, aud continue
twelve days.
bolivar connty-2d Monday OF
November aud May, and continue
twelve days.
Washington county--4th Mon:
day of November and May, ana
continue eighteen days.
[ssaqucna c0unty-3d Monday OF
o ,tobor aud April, and continue
six days.
Shnrkoy county--2d Monday o.
October and April, and continue
six days.
Sunhowor connty-ist Monday
Of October and April, and con-
tinuo six days
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PRIvILE0E 4 TAXES.

PRIVILE0E TAXE6s
On each store stock under u 900. - %
On eacl, store stock Of ~ 200 to 3 oo0. 10 %
On each store stock Of ~, 900 70 900. rs q
On each store stock ofe3, 900 to Z, 900. ...9o
On each stors stock Of es, 900 to w. 900. - -
On each store stock Of - 100 TO u, ,Oo0 10 %
On each store stock Of sls 900 to IL, ,UOO go 90
On each store stock Of ei5 900 10 $1,000 ..ss %
ON each store stock Of o25 900 10 s6 900. .1bo %
On each store stock over ~ 900. .........soo %
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JUDGES on rnE sUPRBMn couRT.
II y sin.rn,l. chief Justicc, II II Chalmers'
=. \. r. Campbell, Associates. ~ v,..,.
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6uPRElfv C0uRT

Torms Of Supreme Court-con,,,
mencc on the Srd Mondays Of April
aud October.
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For convenience ofreference, We
herewith publish tabular state
ment Of State, Levee and Town
taxes:
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1EVBE AAAEUs
Leyeo construction tax, one-half
cent per pound on ,ottcn.
For 40 cent bonds." ono quar-
ter cont per pound on cotton, and
two and one-half cents per aero on
lands.
For IS cent bonds /" two and
onc-half cents per aero Oh land.
Maudamus 1-S ct. per aero on land.
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Approved forans or Labor Cen.
tracts psinted ard for sale at ths
ssFlmss'' omee.
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teeth 1xrraoted without Pain
nov. I, 1915.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

B.yard Taylor. the new Minister 70
Germany. win DO entertained st . banquet
In New York, before leaving for Berlin, by
representative citizens In art, commerce
and literature. The German singing so-
cieties arc organizing . serensde.
In tho House to-day Hale's amendment
to tho Diplomatic bill. increasing the
salary Of tho four principal Ministers
from 81, 900, as provided In the bill. 70
si7, 900, tho present salary, was rejected
by q vote Of " 70 ITO.
Tho Austrian Lloyd steamship Sphynx.
which took ire with 1000 Circassians on
board, causing tho loss Of 100 Of them,
was fred by tho Circassians during .
quarrel. They previously plundsrod the
vessel.
A dispatch'irom London says the store
room being erected 1t woolwich dock yard
fell to-day. burying hundreds Of workmen
10 tho ruins. Many were seriously In
jured.
represent tive Douglas. Of Virginia,
was 80 drunk on the floor Of the House to-
DAY that he made = most disgraceful ex-
hibition Of himself.
The Grand Duke Nicholas Wait 70 the
Sultan has been postponed until after tho
treaty Of pcsce Is ratified.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13

HI- ---N.-
srockhoLpkRs nhkf'So.-ino 'esuiA'
annuAi NESTING y, y" ~
"AAu eo'a " '''
ior election OF oihcers, etc., WI % nele on
A. - ps.nc,.co -
official notice In our advertising columns
to-day.
T.. ], PARKINSON, tho handsome and
lively junior Of tho Carson Tribuas. yestsr'
day visited and inspected tho extensive A.
fractions OF the Comstock. He reports
"
TIE OH Savage smart " sueeN 'n
ginia, has caved considerably durins me
past WEEK. inoso OH T,a n.s;ps. h.xs
m Ia iIi.J nm Viii pock and dirt.
o"'aan..I. v,,,in,. C,,. la, srnd,v
!. yrt,iny Along iineIy. aud his physicians
entertain great hopes.
IloBEnr Dick has located the Victoria
mining claim. comprising 1900 feet. In
Zeigle district, with 3OO feet Of surface
Brouha'
TnE outside workmen at the susro Tun'
mel mot tho minsrsl have struck because
An A''omp' "A niA'o WV WV" w
wages
PROFESSOR MILLS VAN Nas m'
successful competitor 81 Professor flints
'pe'""s ''
TnE scenery used In the "Blsck Crook"
In Piper's New upers hoase 10 inc same
,hA' was USED III Dan r'An'''o
B. q. WHITMAN has Dough' inc "es'
Belcher mining claim 81 Sherin's sale,
PA''"S '''''' ~
q srREEr. Virginia, Is . sea Of mud
while down here In Gold Hill we nave dry
streets III every a'recuoh'
NEW crossings arc being constructed On
q street, Virginia, IL Is ABOUT Time ior
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13
THE BLACK CROOK.
seeend Repressn sssien NJ fipsr's
New Opera House.

There was another crowded audience a
Piper's New Opera House. In Virginia
City, last evening. "The Black Crook
was repeated. Tho business proceeded
with greater smoothness than upon Mon.
day night, and the scenic effects were
thereby greatly heightened. Tho dramatic
thread upon which 10 strung the saltatorial
gems OF the romance. Was kept we'll sus-
tained by Piper's Open Company. Miss
Young WAS particularly attractive a. Stal.
acta. Indeed, she was positively
charming. Miss Katy Mayhem and MI.
Crosbio showed 70 excellent advantage
In their specialties, while Miss Wood.
thorpe was altogether lovely In the char.
acter Of Amins. Mrs. 0sbourno made Q
strong character Of DAme Barbara. The
character OF Hertzog, surnamed the
Black Crook, has been Mr.. S~ulliuan's
favorite character for several years. He
makes II an impressive p%ersonation. Mr..
Maeder does tho gallant u Rodolphe, .
poor artist with (out) song. Mr.. Kiralfy
takes general supervision OF things under
tho name Of Dragofn. Mr.. vinson makes
an excellent drunkard. at comes natu.
rail-" The evolutions Of the ballet last
evening were varied and brilliant, show
Ing perfect training and extensive practice.
Mile. Josephine do Rosa, Mile. Corssl and
Mile. 4. PAllAdine fairly outdid them.
selves In their graceful gyrations. "The
Black Crook " again tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13
ssr.es a.esas,s...

isr rnx wksrERs UNION LINE.
IAN FnAxcIsco. March 1880 p. n.
Ophir. Ss, 81
Con. Virginia, 81
Mexican, iis
Union Con-. c.
California, 3a
Justice. ~
Eureka Con-. 81 $50
Best 4 Boleher. ~.
Overman. iGa BIO
Grand Prize, 70
Mexican. Nv
Belchtr. $50
Savage. TO-.
Justice. -
Mexican, lia
Ophir, Ja
OvermAn, iGs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13
THE coMsTocK.
Latest Official Mining News
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
March IL, 1873.

Lively spurs Ia steeks-rhs Nsrth
Esd Booms-Cresseutsiag ophtr
~ the 1900 Level-Rieh ore Met
Wish-Besssss Hopes and Prom
ts~s -DiSidesds Declared -Latess
News from the Various Mtsink
Levels All Aiosg h Line To
Day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13
autro Tunnel.

Tho header Is still In regular Comstock
vein matter, with little or no water. Tho
whole has to DO timbercd Is advancement
10 madc. Streaks Of quartz giving low
assays arc occasionally passed through.
and being now in Senator ground . good
body Of ore might be cut into almost any
day. Total length Of tunnel last evening.
1876 feet.
Tho sutro Tunnel. which Is now passing
through this mine. is prospecting II far
better than 10 could be done In any other
way. When the most eligible point shall
DO arrived at, tho Senator Company will
mel and open out their mine In the most
advantageous manner.
Caledonia.
Tho north drift on tho 1000 level Is be-
ing pushed vigorously forward. the face In
very favorable voin matter. Tho drift on
the 400 level Is also being pushed ahead.
the face In quartz Of q lively. healthy
make. Sinking the Joint 0verman winze
below tho 400 level is making good pro-
gross.
Choli.r.r,oto.,.
Almos. tho entire week has been spent
In making necessary repairs TO tho Combi.
nation shaft timbers. This has now been
completed and sinking resumed, with fair
expectation that no further trouble will DO
met with. This shaft Is now down 1000
feet, or 500 feet below tho Sutro tunnel
80 '".
Inc norm urht on the iooo lever u pe-
Ing pushed forward with all tho speed
possibls. following a heavy clay wall, that
has every appearance OF being . separation
rom quartz Vein. Inc eas. utns un
and now has no dow Of water whatever.
u.. R.,.n..
,,.,- ~ -, -. =, a.. ,o.,h
oihA'hs .ne 'o'ns "i"A0 y" "v
line 10 making excellent progress the Dot
tom In soft vein porphyry. with slips Of
clay. IN north u III on the i'VV le'ei
OF Ihe uou'u Sur ~ - ~a, H., Nv
Cons,lidatej Virginia.
w.,
""!".
Sinking tho main shalt IL being pushed
downwAr Win III Possipio ehofBy, 'ho
bottom In good working ground. Inero
y No sa.e, n' u'.n ,,ssSIix To-
'no way ~. /. aso so,ns $3.50
"Aiu' 'uo 'A0o" WY ~
Nc" s"rS'
Sinking the main. shaft below tho 100
level Is going steadily forward, the bottom
still In vein matter of q very favorable
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13
Last Evesisg's sociai.

Tho Masonic Social In Gold Hill las,
evening was pleasant. although not u
we'll attended Is IL should have been. Our
dancers have been resting up lately for The
railroad ball In Carson tomorrow night,
Ono feature OF the evening was . waltz
arranged by Mr.. Delepiano and entitled,
when the Pigs Begin TO Fly" IL 10 q
good waltz. and will create . furoro wher.
evcr IL Is played. Professor vArnsy's band
10 always producing something new In tho
way Of music. The next Masonic social
will be given on tho evening Of Thursday,
March 18th,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13
rnR rA,AoR KArIsa STAND.

For . roast Of beef unsleellsd IN Storey
county, 70 TO Thomas H~sfrou's Eating stand
In the Palace Saloon. No. : North . street,
Virginia Jity. Prcrh oyrtsrs 81 all hour IN
every style. Forty miners always on hand o.
night. For tasty, home siyls OF cooking. sna
tbs best and frcsi est Of eli that the markets
sIori, the Palace Eating stand has no superior.
Try n. epS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13

The situasiea 10 Eastern Europe.
PrRA. March ls.-The Armenians In
tend NO petition England 70 obtain for
Tdrkish Armenia, Of tho Congress. auton.
omy under . European guarantee. other.
wise they fear Russia will encourage
Turkish misgovernment 70 furnish . pre-
te1t for the Russian absorption Of the en-.
tire province.
eminent will not issue invitations 10 tho
Peace Congress until all difficulties about
tho subjects 10 DO considered are removed.
Tho general prospect. 10 far from encour-
aging. Germany will claim the presi-
dency by prescripive right, whether Bis
mArck attends or not.
Cheap Messy % Europe.
LONDON, March is.-Ths Ti~ss says (:
"Nothing could speak more eloquently -
70 the desdening effect Of the %spprehen-
sions which have nlled Europe for many
months than ths cheapness OF money In
the continental markets.. We have bad
NO greater danger 70 face for . long time
than this specifically cheap credit at
home and abroad"
The FS.aseisr anticipates an advance In
tho Bank Of Rnglsnd's rate Tomorrow.
A Prospective Daei.
PAls. March i3.-Dsputy Louis An.
brieux has sent . challenge. which has
been accepted. 70 Paul do Cassagnac. In
consequence OF an article In the Pays.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13
RRLIABLE MEDICINE

10 like . iue friend. when needed II 10 afva,s
m hand. and whom tried Il 10 never found want
ing. such u precisely the character Of BristoI'l
s~srsspsriiia and Pills; they ssvsf deceive: tney
cure disease whm doctors prescriptions and
All other medicines AL. Ten cod
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13

TIE Virginia Gas Company has had
men employed for several days digging up
and repairing the pipes on Main street,
Gold Hill. There wn . slight leak Just
above the Bank Of California Agency
building.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13
DIVIDENDS

.a,aiISssata-s2 PCT share. sggregAting 81 $50,
oo; Declared March TIN; payable March
lsth.
Consolidated vipgtsin--tl pee share
asgreeHtng 81. declared March Tthi
payable Mneh itth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13
a. n. GALLUP.

o. n. oAlLur. opposite the Bank Of osiifor-
mia. ooid Hin, kssps constantly on hand ~
favcdts bunds Of iuportsd C.sass. ohoios Bit
clesss. eli kisds OF chewing Tobacco. neer.
sc6aun pipes, nuts, candiss. Ans eutisy, md
toyS nd hsey eoods of eli kinds. sp3s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13
REPoRr.


san franeisce Beard.
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1888.
80 Meadow Valley. Uc, &c
80 Raymond ( Ely;ts
lal a.. ~ GL SIh,SIt
90 B.lO'cui sse
60 AL. ~, ~
$50 Lscp.rd. Sc
so Panther. s0c
IS Northern Belle. ~
$50 Hnssey. Ito. lis
$40 Manhattan. ION. i0S
CD he freeA. .Oe
1910 Grand Pms, "a, 4, ~ ~
I'D ArgentA, S5c. &c
1855 Navajo, an. 2.1u, ass. 2tO
1850 Youn. America, Soc. Sc
iOo Iu~dep-ndenee. los. Ssc
80 silver Prize. Csc. COS
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80 us a, AZ
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13
EUROPE.

tspscuAL DissArcHrs TO rns ooLD HUI
DALI Nsws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13

Tho header is still In regular Comstock
vein matter. with little or no water. Tho
whole has to DO timbercd as Advancement
is made. Streaks Of quartz giving low
assays arc occasionally passed through,
and being now in Senator ground . good
body OF ore might be cut into almost any
day. Total length Of tunnel last evening,
1876 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13
senator.

Tho sutro Tunnel. which Is now passing
through this mine. is prospecting 1t far
better than IL could be done In any other
way. When the most eligible point shall
DO arrived at, the Senator Company will
drift both north and south from tho tun-
mel and open out their mine In the most
alyantaQeoua manner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13
IuIiA Consolidated.

Sinking the main incline could hardly
make better progress. six feet = day being
about the average rate Of speed. II Is still
following down tho west clay wall Of the
ore vein. the upper side Of the shaft cut
ting almost daily punches OF quartz OF .
fne character. II 10 tho intention TO open
. new level ~ soon - the 1000 station 10
reached. Tho east drift on the 1900 level
10 steadily advancing. the rock In the face
being much harder blasting during the
past three or four days. Everything Is
working splcndidly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13

NJ the wxsrsns UNION uss.I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13
Gould Curry.

The recent flood Of wator In the Consoli.
dated Virginia, flowing partly into the
Gould 4 Curry shaft. gave the pumps
more than they could do for . day or two,
resulting In . partial flooding Of tho drifts
on the 1900 level. This was unfortunate,
but was utterly unavoidable under the cir.
cumstanccs. and Was In fact the best posi-.
BILE way to dispose Of II for tho time being.
Yesterday morning. however. tho dow
from the Consolidated had ceased. and tho
pumps were SGT at work on the water In
the 1900 level. and to-day II Ia being rapid
ly reduced. II will not DO many days be-
fore everything will DO progressing on the
lower levels IS before.