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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-27
DIoNEER CoNsoLIDArED nIS.

i mo COMPANY. -Locaiion Of principal
ulace of business. San Francisco. California.
Location OF work., Virginia Mining District,
storey county. Nevada.
Noiice.-Thore arc delinquent upon the fol
Low lng.described stock. on account oi ss.ers.
ment mo. - levied on the 7th day Of March.
isIs, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. as fol.
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sELIseUEsr SALES.
LCHER Hive m

DELCHER slLvER HINIH0
| Of busInsss, San Francisco, California.
Location Of werks, Gold Hill. Storey county.
Notice.-There arc delinquent upon the fol-
lovingdescribed stock. on account OF sssess.
ment nHo. ~ levied on tho iSth day Of
the names Of the respective shareholder. ~
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CoNyIDExCE sILvEK INNING

" COMrASY-Loocation Of principal place
OF ba-ine--, San franeisco, California.
Location Of works. storey county, State of
Nevada.
Notoe - a,,.oy si,ep, 'nss. .me,s..
OF April. ISIS. an assessment tho. III OF
f.ty Cents pee share was levied upon the cap
ltAi stock u the corporation. payable immedi.
siely. In United states gold coin. To the secre.
California street, san Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid On the 18th day Of Nay.
ISIS. will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at pablo ~anetion. and unless payment "
maize before will be sold On TUESDAY. the
nuh day of June. ISIS. tn pay the delin.
Quent assessment. together with costs Of ad-
vcttising and expenses Of sale.
H. wE0RNER. Secretary.
tit California street. San Francisco,
California. ap i3td
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l.o.rpoNIugNr.

The day of delinquency OF the ab0ye-uanei
Company 10 hervby postponed un.il the 2ih
day ~ March. is.s. AID the day VI sale until
MONDAY. ths Eth day of April. iS's, 81 thu
same hour and place.
CHARLES pa LAND. Secretary.
Onnc. No. us California siret. hoonl ;, ssn
TrAneiscO. california. fesnd
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
OArroN GOLD AND sILyI

nAYrON GOLD AND SILVER
INNING COMPANY.-Loeation OF prinei.
MIA.
Location Of works. DEVILS Gate District,
Lyon county. Nevads.
Sotice 10 HEREBY given. that 81 Q meeting O!
the Board Of Directors, held on the ID day oil
April, ISIS, an Asssssmcnt lNo. i0l OF Twenty.
Ave Cents per .hare Wa levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable imine-
diaiely, In United States gold coin. To the Sec.
rctAry. Of the once Of the Company. Room ~
Bsysards Building. No. tiy California street,
San Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shAi
remain unpaid on the Ith day Of May.
ISIS, will Be delinquent. and advertised fot
sale al public auction, and unless payment
u nsle before. will b. sold on TUESDAY. tho
18th day VI Nay. ISIS. To pay the delinqu.ni
assessment. together with costs oi adNertising
and expenses of sale.
by order Of the board Of Directors.
W. 4. DEAN, Secretary.
On1ce-Koom 10 Hay yards building. No. tle
California street. San francisco. California.
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,p,RoJAN MINING ronPANE-

Location of works. Gold IlIi. Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent upon the FOL.
lowing-dercribed stuck. ON account Of Assers.
ment tho. u levied on the oth dAy Of March.
ISIS, the several amounts set opposite the
nance Of the respective shareholders. ~ fol'
laWs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-27

ian unbv PROMPTLY DONE AT
yg |! y! M '.S.!! I.!, q; - 90 in sh' ''''''s
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And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Directors, made on the 9Th day
Of March. 1878, 20 many share. Of each parcel
Of sueh stock a. may he necessary viii be sold
at public auction, nj the once of the Company.
No. eos CAlifornii street. Room 10. aan Fran.
Of Nay, 1878, a the h our OF 70 O'Clock n. Of said
day. 90 pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
PRANK MOYER, Secretary.
0nioe-<os California street. Room ID. Nan
RranelAco, California. aplStd
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Greenebaum. Hslblpg 4 70,
Trustees ............ .Gt0s, .io....io =
Grcenebanm. Helblng 1 ca.
Trustees ......... . .
q renebanm. Helbing h Co.,
Trurtrs .............. '..p's. .
0reenehaum. llelb.ng q CO..
Trustees E
0rccLebaum. lIelbing h Co.
| trust 80 ..........ss.. ooto's'''osssst :
dreenebsum. HelbiDg 4 Co..
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28
Minor Topics.

The steamship City of Berlin, which
arrived at New York from Europe on
Saturday brought $250,000 in silver
bars.
No more goods will be received at the
Brooklyn navy yard for shipment to the
Paris exposition. There are now about
twelve hundred tons of goods to be ship
ped, and about six hundred tons of this
Will be sent by the sloop of war Constitu-
ton and the remainder transported by
the French steamship line.
The appropriationj just asked for the
Brooklyn bridge will raise the cost to
,OO0,OO0;whlch is about equal to all the
cost of Central Park. A tunnel could
have been constructed for one-fifth the
amount; but then d tunnel would not
have been so much of show, nor have
served the purposes of public job.
Bayard told Nevada Jones an asec-
dote of the late Thaddeus Stevens. When
questionedi why he insisted so resolutely
that there should be thirteen articles of
impeachment against Andrew johnson,
Stevens replied: ~ only want an odd
number, SO as to get John Sherman's
vote. He will be sure to vote tor six and
against six; bus if we have thirteen we
shall catch him on the edd one, sure"
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28
Household Words.

The intrinsic merit of DIR. Pierce's
Family Medicines have made their
names household words throughout this
and other countries. AS the hand stretch
ed forth in peril to rescue, is to the saved
an object of lifelong gratitude, SO those
having been cured by the 'use of DR..
Pierce's Medicines write of their undying
thankfulness. Are you afflicted with
catarrh, cold in the head, or ebay fever?
If so, try DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
1t is the most soothing and healing reme-
DIV known. 1t numbers its absolute cures
by thousands. Are you afflicted with
bronchitis, consumption, scrofulos tu-
mors, punches, or eruptions? If so, try
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
1t is the best tonic, Alternative, and resol-
vent medicine known. By reason of its
superior merit, it has, to great extent,
superseded the pulmonary syrups, sarsa-
parillas, and tonics, in the market. 1t
will not dsappoint you. Ladies suffer-
ing with diseases and weaknesses pc,
culiar to their sex, will find prompt and
positive relief by using DIR. Pierces Fa-
vorite Prescription; No Family Medl,
cines have attained the celebrity, and
successfully held the field, year after
year, against competing manufacturers
as have DIR. Pierce's. Could any better
evidence of merit be asked by the most
skeptical? uie'
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28
Congress- Yesterday.

In the United States Senate, yesterday
Mr.. Wallace introduced bill to create
an educational fund and devote proceeds
of the public lands to the establishment
of scientific colleges. A bill was passed
TO pay John Ray and w. l.. Mcmillan
81 900 each for expenses incurred in con-
testing claims for seat as Senator from
Louisiana to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of w. p. Kellogg for the
term ending May 4, 1873. The Pacific
railroad funding bill was further co.'s IL
cred. Mr.. Hill Speaking against Che bill
of the judiciary committee. House bill
making appropriations for the consular
and diplomatic service of the govern
ment was called up, and the amend
ments of the Senate appropriations com
mittee restoring the pay of such office rs
to that paid under existing laws, were
agreed to, after which the bill was
passed.
In the House bill was passed to pre-
vent the introduction of contagious and
infectious diseases into the United States.
The Massachusetts contested election
case of Dean, DEM, against Field, rep,
was called up and debated, after which
a vote was taken on the minority reso-
luton, declaring Field entitled to his seat
the vote being ayes 120, nays 119, but the
speaker on announcing the vote cast his
vote in the negative, thus tieing the
vote and defeating the resolution. With
out coming to vote on the majority
resolution the House ad journed.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28
Brief Locals

Who will be the Assistant Engineers?
Fine job work done at the GAZETTE
job office.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE will be issued
from this office to-day.
The number of improvements around
the city are increasing.
Kings Good Samaritan cough syrup
will cure coughs and colds.
DIR. Gallagher, No. 1886 Market street,
puts in beautiful artificial teeth.
The person who kicked the Chief
Engineer last night is coward.
Ponder 81 Townsend have opened a
telephone coal office in the Almond
building.
If business men desire to sell their
merchandise they should advertire in
the DAILY GAZETTE.
Jarrett & Palmer's revival of "Uncle
Toms Cabin" at the Opera House on
Saturday evening.
The brewers of Joseph Stoeckle's Dia-
mond State brewery will give ball on
Easter Monday, in Saenger Hall.
Call on Sutterley, 3O2 Market street, if
you want first class photographs at low
prices. mar6-d.
Why do some fire companies muf1ie
the bells ON their hose carriage when
running to a fire? Are they afraid of
getting beaten?
On Monday evening, April Sth, John
T. Fords Company will appear at the
Opera House, and play the piece called
ga Celebrated Case"
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28
A Mob i'm a Kansas Jail.

TOPEKA, Kan, March 26.-About
twenty-five men appeared at the jail in
this city at O'Clock this morning, only
two OF whom entered, one of them say.
ing that he was the sheriff of Wabaunsee
county and had a priso ner who he wish
ed tn put'in the Jail. ! he jailor, knowing
that the man was not the Sheriff, told
him he could not redeive the prisoner,
and ordered them away, land, upon their
refusing to leave, immediately began
firing at them.
/ About twenty men then rushed into
the Jail, and a number of shots were fred
ON both sides, one of the assailants be-
ing carried away wounded, The party
then retired. There are various theories
advanced as to the intentions of the party
out IL Is generally believed that they
were after True, tho murderer of the
Rev. Mr.. Wolpert, in Pettawatomle
county. 1t is believed the mob intended
to hang True.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28

PROVIDING FOR ENGLISH ORPHANS
At the fifth annual convention of North
American st. Georges Union, held IN
Philadelphia in Septemb ber, paper was
read by Mr.. William Tomhn on the i'm
poverished members of the st. GEORGES
societies, and asylums for the children of
English parents left orphans in this
country. 1t is stated by the New York
Commercial Advertiser that Thomas
Homer, Esq, a wealthy British settler at
Clarendon, Prince Edward county, Vir-
ginia, has offered to give ten acres of
land at Clarendon, on which to erect
suitable homes for impoverished mem
bers of the St. Georges societies. A bill
for charter passed the Virginia Legis-
lature at its late session and received the
Governors signature. Prince Edward is
one of the most healthy and attractive
counties of Virginia, having unusual
educational and social advantages, and
already a considerable English popula-
ton.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28
Fire Department Troubles.
THE CHIEF EN0INEER AssAULTED-Two
VERSIONS OF THE AFFAIR.


The troubles and .jealousies arising
from the approaching election for Chief
and Assistant Engineers of the Fire De-
partment, had rather unpleasant result
last evening, In an assault upon VIM.
Hanna, the present Chief Engineer. The
assault occurred in the cigar store of
John V. Christy, on East Second street,
near Market, and. as is usual in such
cases, there are two versions ofthe affair
which are rs follows:
According TO the account of persons in
the store at the time, Mr.. Hanna came
in to get Mr.. Christy TO settle a bet in
regard TO his (Hanna's) name, which he
had made with WIN. Blake and Leighton
Grimes, members of the Fame Hose
company. Mr. Christy declined TO have
anything to do with the dispute, where
upon Mr.. pHanna said the Fame Hose
was "dirty company" with "dirty
leader for President" enforcing his re-
marks with adjectives of a l,rOfane ma
ture. Mr.. Christy asked if he was the
"leader" thus alluded to, and being ans
wered in the affirmative at once struck
Mr.. Hanna In the face. Thereupon Mr..
Hanna walked out, and as he was going
out of the door some one kicked him.
He turned around and asked who did it,
but was told to go on out, which he
did.
The other version Is from Chief Engi-
neer Hanna, who says: al was along
Second street, last evening, and had
passed by Christy's cigar store, when l
was called back by VIM. Blake and
Leighton Grimes, who wanted to know
why | ordered the Fame to suspend op-
erations at the fire the night before.
told them it was because there was
enough water going on the fire, and in
the conversation which followed we got
into dispute in regard to my name, on
which Grimes offered to make bet.
at once procured the money and followed
them into Christy's store, but then
Grimes refused to bet. / told him it was
just like him to back out that way. In
the conversation which followed, Grimes
referred to remark which made sew
eral years ago, about the Fame being a
"dirty company" with "dirty leader
for President" ard ] said / would still
hold to that remark. Christy then struck
me, and l asked him outside to settle for
it, He did not come out, and as l was
leaving the door some one kicked me
/ asked who it was, but no one answered
and / said, it was just like them, they
were pack of towards and afraid to
stand up to what they had done. l then
walked away"
Such are the two versions of the affair,
which created considerable excitement
among the firemen during the evening.
The dispute over which the betting
originated was in regard to Mr.. Hannas
name, the disputants claiming his real
name WAS McHanna,
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28
The Cause of the 'SpIosion.

al would invite you to my house, brud-
der Jackson" said Deacon johnson,
as he emerged from church last Sunday
evening, "but i dunno as Wen get any
supper dis night de cook sUobe am so
dretfully out OBJ repair"
"What's de matter wild de stobe?"
"Why, you see cold wedder am comm
on, an woods gettin' skese an high, am
I've 'structed de folks to be berry ekno-
comical in de usin' oh it. We'se bin
buyin' in small lots, an las'' night,
bein' out OBJ fuel, / sent one oh my boys
ober to neighbor's to borrow few
sticks. De man or his family had gone
to bed OWN to de lateness oh de hour,
an dat boy, who would 'spise to do un-
honest transaction, wrote out his note
for de value OBJ de wood, an droppin' it
in prominent place in de woodshed,
shouldered an armful an brought it
home"
"Well fire was kindled, de tea-kettle
put on, de ole woman she is gittin'
de supper. All oh a sudden, puff went
de stobe, zoon ke swish, kuslush
went something, an as l tuinbled ober
l saw de ole woman maxim for de
roof wild de tea kettle an dc stobe
plates followin' her, while de boys an de
gals was us brack wild smut as de ace OBJ
spades. DE stobe's goose was cooked for
fact"
"What was de cause of de 'splo-
sion?"
Pm strongly 'clined to believe dat dar
was powder in dat wood, an dat de
powder was done put in dar by dat white
man TO keuch some thievin' darkies wat
nebber buys no wood, an Dressed if l
don't think dat man 'spects me, kase he
couldn't find dat note, an want make no
pologles."
HDat am an oItrapen
"For fact, an de children's supper
was spilled, too"
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28
FIRST EDITION..
Local Time Table.

rp,1Ns LEAVE WILMINGTON.
Philadelphia: 200, 6.55, $40, e.oo'
r. II. 10 90 q. m; 12.5, 1910, 80, SOW
s'ie AZ .. .i6 D. m. On sundays: 2.09. lO u.
M ySw oW York: 2o9, IA, m, u 81, 12 40,
~ N m; on Sundays: 10 m.
opotftimore o% and Washington: 1914, IL,
yam; Y 81, 12 50, 3 o.. pm Sundays
poIt or Deposit: 456 p m; no Sunday
| ~. yew Castle: 8, @ 20, 9 80 a m; 80, Q 80 p
m. no Sunday train.
|, delaware X. r.: Us, o 30 M ~ y IN
no sunday train. oox
| wilmington 4 Northern X. H.: u 20 D
fm,S 400. 800 p IN; no sunday train.
II delaware Western X, H.: 10 ~ a III; D ~
/ n m; on sundays; 10 80 m.
|TRAINs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON. ,o
na philadelphia IL 90, 8 "a. "a IN IL
m. M i9H, l21, S55, 451, 514. 64,
si5.g5l, il 10 p IN ON Sundays: II So,
,n05am; I 80, o 81, II 10p IN.
km New York: II Sc, 8 81 a M; IL "A. IL 6S
F5G, 9 81 PM; on Sundays: II 90 a IN j
Dm baltimore. iS, Ala m; 1871, 12 3S,
II s.. 50 p IN; on Sundays: 2 lS a IN 0 80
Nm Washington: 2 1S a m 1871, IL 3s,
Is56 94G p m; on Sundays: 2 IL a m; 9 46
IN Port Deposit: 800 a m; no Sunday
bm ",;,e New Castle: I So, 8 80 am; 1900 m;
"a. 6 40, 7O5 D m; no Sunday trains.
bm Delaware r. r.: 90 a IN; 20, 40 p
| m: no Sunday trains.
bm wilmington 4 Northern r. r.: S0s,
IllSOam: 8 10 p m; no sunday trains.
bm Delaware Western X. r.: 55 m /;
lOp m; ON SUNDAYS: 600pm m.
AIys FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
bm Broad street and Washington ave-
nue. 80, 800 10 30, ! 40 a m; z 80 80
4N, SIS, As, 8 45, II 80 pm; on Sun
DAYS: 80 a m; %, 9 45, II 80, pm.
bm thirty Second and Market streets:
lis, II 45 a IN, 12 10, 8 65, 30, II 45 p IN;
on sundays: 80. II 45 y IN.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28
General News.

y['y persons left York, Pa, Tuesday,
A'i''s' Where they propose lecatlng.
4 ng suspension of the Sixpenny Saw
/ 7ihk III New York is announced.
uTrlclehcy reported is about $780,
| lAe bank has been doing a large
,,A59s, rrn,3 and there will bs much con-
rIl .Ia'loh among the depositors, many
-0iu "fe Oh the working classes.
'por' comes from St. Alexandra,
[arii, A1an, mat recent developments
VCHs,s point 10 Lapage, who was hung
SgIacoro' I' n, h., for the murder Of
n hinaS bhi,isSm9ld' as the perpetrator of a
oiooded murder Of two women.
ff: ago, ~ 'i"' piace zen
le new board of directors of tbe
IsyiVsnla Railroad Company have
|.sia1sl Ii1ea with the following officers.
aen.' Es;Sel.' Ihos. A. Scott; first vice
Esl9dent, Geo. b. Roberts: seconS @ 1lJe NE
III JesarIn In; 'hlrd, A. j. Cassatl; secre-
|InJ JCS'Spn e S Lesi y; assistant SECRETARY
kpn;rn rgrlas Fisher, a notorious Mollv
|, i m nnda aiiu murderer Of Morgan Pow
In" b"TSFr Tt sentence to be hanged at
ID wos G,nphk' Pa, to-day. McEyoy.
\ al i ~ " nave been hanged next Fri,
HI i, AIKEN, 5. o., has b en- resnitad
)cr ir ti9d I'm IN of April. The object is to Z,
"me Tor resentencing.
bpcssd eil' OF Of the late Samuel Wood, who
FsamucI W ,Iis lsst 6equesL to found
Civ Sgl oS wv wood College of Music OF
tbats in in tS, Ne% York" was offered for
|ea cSntast IL sla5 Il city yesterday, and has
b nj"coe J' the trial of the case Ia
h giace tor,, during May next. Mr. WOOD
'"''une Of about three mill;ons e''
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28
breign TeIcgraphic Summary

lsmaTck's attempt toreduce the Anglo
Esian difficulty to consistency and con-
u has thus far failed. Austrian opin-
is to the effect that the key of the
baton is in Vienna. Rouman-
+ are becoming more and more rest
under the Russian assumptions in
|ard to their territory. Grand
ke Nicholas and a number of Russian
'erals and princes dined with the
IAN in COnstantinOple yesterday
lar Pasha has been appointed COM
pder-in-chief of the Turkish army
communist Captain Garcin having
Pinred back to Paris is being court
FIlaled Tor murder.-Thirty-iive per
p are supposed to have been killed by
|ollIeTy explosion in England yester-
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Fishery Commission in
Quite Another Light.
WASHINGTON, March II. 1878

w AoalNdTON, udTCu ~. 10 iOs
The correspondence which has been
sent in to the Senate bv the State De-
partment In answer 10 Senator Blane's
injuiryeconcerning the Fishery @ C)mms,
sion has aggravated rather than satisfied
public curiosity. MIR. Blame asked for
SCOPES of all correspondence between
our government and the government of
Her Britannia Majesty in regard to the
selection of NJ. Maurice Delfosse as the
third commissioner on the question of the
fsherles." Secretary Eyarets has sent
the whole correspondence thus called
for, aud it happens in this case, as in
many others, that an inquiry confsssedly
based on public rumor and partial lnfor-
nation, as Mr.. Blaine acknow lodged in
his speech on the resolution, has called
for documents which, being furnished,
give only one-sided and incomplete
view of the matter of inquiry and fail ell
tirely to answer the real question.
AN EXPLANATION OF SENATOR HOWE IS
CHANGE.
The town Is laughing to-day over the
story generally circulated, and known 10
be true, that Senctor Howe. did last sum-
mer personally ask the President TO give
him the then vacant Supreme Judgeship,
and later take his friend "Boss Keyes"
to the White House to present him as
his probable successor in the Senate, in
case he himself should be translated to
the Supreme Bench. They say now that
poor Mr.. Howe thought the Presidents s
policy and his title both bood enough
until General Harlan was made Supreme
Judge, and his latter opinions do not ap-
pear even to his friends to be Of much
consequence.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28
A Pittsburg Man i'm Trouble

PITTsBURG, March 27.-Mary Alice
Herman died at the Homeopathic Hos
pital yesterday of an abortion committed
upon her by DR.. George Marshal. A
partial Inquest was held at one O'Clock
this morning. The testimony strongly
involved John g. Stroup. He was ar
Miss Herman was very highly educated
and extremely beautiful. Stroup keeps
a liquor saloon on Fifth avenue, is vice
president of the Iron City Jockey Club
and prominent and well known.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28

The report from Calcutta that Mana
Sahib is again at large reads like a wild
fiction. If Mana is still alive, he must
have as many lives as a cat. Not even
the wooden-legged Santa Anna himself
was buried and resurrected as often as
this celebrated author of the Indian
Massacre has been. If Mana Sahib is to
lead the Mohammedan subjects of Queen
Victoria in another insurrection, it must
be in something of the capacity of the
Cid.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28

NALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The
'cA market was active and very strong,
F'ealarly Tor the granger stocks. Gold
Fnea at lOl and advanced to lOlA, at
leu price it closed. Government bonds
r. stronger States dull and railroads
4'e and higher Money on call lent at
per cent.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28
April Prices for Coal.

The April circular of the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron Company
has been issued, announcing that the
following will be the prices for Goals de-
hvered on board vessels at Port Rich
mond, Philadelphia, until further notice
subject to their printed conditions of
sale;-
Broken. Egg. Store,
Hard white ash coal 1925 S3 SO s3 90
Free-burning whito ash
coal 315 325 8 IS
N Franklin white ash
coal 315 325 8 55
Shamokin coal $40 8 bO
Schuylkill red ash coal $50 800
Lorberry coal $50 $50 3 go
Lykens Valley Vein coal 100 376 37o
Lump and steamboat coal will be So 20;
! chestnut, 50; and pea So %.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28
Indications for To-Day.

for Nao England and the Middle States,
leQsing cloudiaeSs and rain, souGteriy
lds and falling barometer, possibly
Pcred By RISING barometer and colder
rterV ptnds.