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New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

The following were the receipts AMI shlp 3 at
and dom Jhiea.o and Milwaukee to-day, IS re-
ported D' telegraph
rsfefnfa SupTpents.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
{nauC!al.

GAS STOCKS a cry R.R Oiorse and hiy'D
Nto'ocAs Bonds bgaEAt % s'u rii..t b. i'io' .:
GAS >InIk>
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

WAH.STON r. BROJgN & BRO,
3a EsinP-.f.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

~ T,.., KAsst- Cr.Y ,Nu NJGufgs EVINAT ,.rnASY /
rElREIAArs OgtI,- IInIary l.. I-ll !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21
PIPER. op.r. Heu...

The talk Of the people is all OF the
funny points. excellent music and gen.
eral superiority OF the performances OF
Havsrly's United Mastodon Minstrsls at
Piper's Opera House. The patronage
extended is exceedingly liberal. The
house 10 full every performances from
parqust to gallery. and the people are
delighted. There Is no silly nonsense
about Hsvsrly's performances; but en-.
cores are numerous. No part Of the en-.
tsrtainmsnt should be missed. for all Is
excellent. The preliminary serenads Is
done In the hight Of the art. and thous-
ands c~ongregate nightly to listen to
Il. But the accomplishments OF all
these instruments = brass horns and
bdnjoes, comets and v%iolins, etc.
to the voices Is, after all. a. exquisite
o. anything can be. for sometimes they
all subsids TO o murmur and are almost
lost. The Instrumentation Is certainly
very fne. So. In fact. is the whole per.
Torrance. OF its kind 1t is unsur.
passed, and II Is doubtful II even Hav.
erly himself con improve on 1t. There
will bs Q change Of programme tonight
clear through. The matinee Saturday
will not DO forgotten.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21
interpretations.

Articles Of incorporation and lists OF
officers have been fled with the County
Recorder a. follows
Allen CopsolIdated-M. 8. Mcdonald,
President; T. ]. Owens. Vice President
F. vsssault, 8. H%eydenfeldt and James
Clark. Directors; s.. WiIkin, Agent; j.
w. Pew, Secretary. Capital, $780,.
600; shares, $4,000.
Pionser-D. L. Mcdonald. President;
L. vesaris. Vice President; Coll. Dsans,
]. Z. Mcdonald and j. T. Bradley. Di.
rectora; J. W. Pew, Secretary. Capital,
$40, 000. 900; shares, 100. 900.
Psytona-F. Vassault, President |; L.
vesaria, Vice President II. j. Melon.
aid, II. ]. Hussey. ]. B. Warren. Direc.
tors ; 8. wilkins, Agent; j. W. Pew.
Secretary. Capital. 500. 900 ; shares,
1000.
Cook & Gray-s. Hsydenfeldt. Pres.
ident ; w. B. Murdoch. X. A. Hawkins,
o. H. Brooks, N. 8. Hsaly. Directors +;
NJ. s. Hesly, Secretary George W.
Cook, Superintendent. Capital, Sl0..
600, 900; shares. $1,000 600.
Lord < Robinson-OHicers. capital
and shares same az Cook Il Gray above.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21
Temporarily YieidIug.

Today the donkey pumpsin the Sierra
Nevada incline below the 1900 level
have been stopped. The water will be
allowed to rise to the level named. when
Il will flow along the north DRIFT to the
east shaft, otherwise known as the large
wiuze, down from the 100 to tho 1900
level. The only pumping that will be
done after today. until arrangements
are perfected for sending the water
through TO the @. & @. shaft. will bo
from tho bottom OF this winzs to the
surface. At this point sufficient pump.
ing will be done to keep the water from
rising above tho 1900 level. In about
three weeks these arrangements will be
and pumping through to the
@. 4 G. shaft commenced, when work
can be resumed In the lower levels Of
the Sierra Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21

CALEDONIA MErrrS0. The annual
meeting OF the Caledonia Mining Com
pany was held yesterday. Eighty.thres
thousand three hundred aud fity-six
shares were represented. The old Board
Of Trustees was reelected.
FRANK b. MEScxn. formerly Of the
Sutro Independent. has been called by
Mr.. Sutro from his wandsrings in South
Kansas and Indian Territory to take
charge again Of the Independent. and has
arrived.
MAnRIAoE LIcESsns.-Hugh II. Coates
10 Msrpsret Malody, OF San Francisco;
Indrev Rhsinhart to Kate Agsress;
james Jewell to Nora Stoddard.
TEE house OF . man named Smith.
ON the Divide. was entered last night
bat the robbsr vas frightened away be-
fore securing any plumber.
VIZ. CARRIcKxs. the crazy man from
Frsnktown. was taken to Stockton from
Reno last Tuesday night.
TIE big spur wheel was taken from
the foundry this morning and Forwarded
70 the Belcher.
Col. JAMES g. FAM and family and
VIM. H. Patton. Of the bonanza mines
arrived today.
Cool NoHn are again restored 10 us.
and the backbone Of the Summers heat
II broken.
THE Bodie Mining Company has de-
clarsd . dividend Of 6ity cents per share.
Groaor SCHULTZ. brother Of Z. A.. Of
the Bullion. came up yesterday.
SUPERINTENDENT McKrszIr, Of the
Sierra Nsvads. 10 much better.
r. b. MITCHELL has attached the
South Comstock for $3.50 80.
D. q. JACKSON Of the North BONANZA
end Flowsry mines 10 back.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21

The Scorpion shaft IL now down 10
feet. A hosting engine will soon bs in
operation. when they will sink at the
rate OF about Ave feet per day. The
shaft has but three compartments, the
temporary division across the larger
compartment causing 1t to appear as
two. The dimensions are a. follows :
Two compartments, I feet 8 inches by
8 feet O inches. and one compartment 9
feet Q inches by 8 feet. The partition
now existing In this latter compartment
ID to b taken out when the shaft 10
completed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21

JGF Fair. Jr.. W H Patton. 8 II Mar.
lstts. n @ Tildsn. Mrs J Day. J @ Fair
and family. p WEIGH. A vainveres. Miss
Mcpherson. Mrs Nicholson. Miss Parkin.
con. d II Jackson. v Fernbach. George R
Foard. W II Walter. 7 Gruss. J $ Worth.
b Dougherty. J Holland. N @ Morgan. A
G Hamilton. + D Mercer. d II Birdsall. J
Early. 8 Brown. W X Bali. JP Trusdall.
G J Adams. Mrs McCue and children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21
Died Of I~.seksd.Jaw.

Ambrose Gostz, who had his hand
hurt some three weeks ago In the ma
ohinery at the Silver Hill mine. and who
submitted 10 an amputation Of his thumb
about Eve days since, died yesterday Of
resulting from his injuries.
he left o wife and two children on Peta.
luna street. Goetx was q mar very
generally respected. and has left many
friends. He was v. @. OF Wildey
Lodge, /. O. o. F.. and member Of the
Miners Union. His remains will b
buried from Odd Fellows Hall ct $50
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21
PROFITABLE STOCK INVEST nENr.

Bsfors Messrs. lawrence Co.. the New York
bankers. ~inausuratsd the combination ssstsm
Of operating In stocks. Il was Omen vsry DIN.
cult for insxpsrisnced operators, or even old
at,gsrs. TO deal probably By their sinsle.handsd
ventures. Now the Geld Il opsu 70 every one
for successful operations, and capital In any
amounts. from $40 to S7o. 900. can DO u,ea with
equal proportionats profit. Instead o. dieusc..
Ing efforts amons many custom.r.. the oraeIs
Of Thousands are concentrated into one vsss
pooland CO operated for the bsnent Of ~. dive.
Ing PROFITS pro rata cvery month; = SrUmlnens
c.tissn OF ban Francisco made ti,yos esIromsn
investment of $500 last month. Other custom.
ss ars doiug better stu. 12s pays W, during
the month. $500 returns 1880. or . per cens
on the stock, and 90 on - the market moves.
New circular contains two unerftng ruies fof
success," and full instructions for any one 70
operats probably. All the advantsges OF IN.
limited capital and careful manipulation are
ss;nred BY the combination method; stoels
and Bonds wanted. Deposits received. Apply
70 Lawrtnee d Co.. Bankers. 81 Exchange
Place, New York c.:y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21

SHOOTING MATcH.-Doc. Brennan, OF
Gold Hill. and Ed. Kerrigan, OF vir.
ginia, both members Of the Emmett
Guard. had q shooting match yesterday
for $40 q side. 200 yards. 90 shots each.
Brennan won the money by q score Of
II points. Ksrrigan also made IL, but
as he missed the target the last shot the
Gold Hill man was decided the winner
under Creedmoor rules.
TEE latest information concerning the
drowning Of Charles j. 1ilden Is that
his coat has been recovered. The body
had not been found this morning. Mr..
Tilden has asthma SO when on the SEQ
level that no cannot live there. and
hence remains here till the body is
found.
SENATOR PowSrSo. OF Washoe aud the
Reno Journal, was on the COmstock to-
day. BE was so disguised by q clearly
shaved face that his most intimate
friends had to take two looks to recog-
nizs him. When they penetrated his
disguise he was heartily welcomed.
TuE East Virginia Gold and Silver
Mining Company has been incorpor.
ated, to operate In Storey county. New.
with q capital stock Of IS. 000. 900. The
Directors are John Landy, Charles Z
Wehu. F. j, Loohsr, Charles +. Wehn,
B. F. Dull.
Tnr distribution Of the prizes, literary
exercises and dance Of the Caledonian
Club at Piper's Opera House next Mon.
day night will be very enjoyable, and 81
admits gentleman and lady. That's
what the 81 admission means.
The Alta Company are having a clean.
up at the Briggs mill, which will DO in-
ishsd In q few days; after which q fair
estimate may be made OF how the ore
which Is being extracted at the mine and
worked at the mill will pay.
AanryEp.-senator Jones, acoompan.
led by Lon. Hamilton, Of the consoli.
dated Imperial, arrived this morning.
Mr.. Hamilton has been with the Senator
some time In Lsadville aud iourneyed
home with him.
FinE DELEoArrs.-The Board OF Fire
Delegates. at a meeting last evening,
elected w. Gladding President for the
remainder OF the current term, In place
OF Il. Rsinstsin. who has removed from
town,
Gro. ]. D. KISo has fled an agree
msni that on payment Of $500 he will
release E. X Of N. Il lot 8 block 149.
range g. Virginia, from the mortgage DO
holds against II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21
RESPONDER
NOTES OF A rRlP TO nAAAorH
DIsrRlCr.

'i.s Scenery and Rapids sf SPARK
lag wstss-Horribls Aud.wsg.
oss-Ceaeord Coaches Demanded
- someshisx About Mammoth
aud she Mammoth Miae-A Com
plimens 90 Bups. Hardy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21

LEAsEp.-Ths v. 4 7. Railroad Co.
has leased 70 W. 8. Tolles ground 600
feet by 800 feet on the east side Of Biz
mile Canyon, together with . strip Of
land 80 feet by 40 feet on the west side.
until October !, 1881. ct DO per month
for sluicing purposes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21
aolp HnL. Nov. July 2aa. 1873

0oLp HILL. New, July 22d, 1873.
To MrspAnEs sAwrrR. DoAsx. wnrrR1AuxR.
and the MIssIs PoHL KENNEDY and LicHr'
ENBERorR, and other Ladies:
Your kind tender Of assistance In giving q
Fair and Festival 10 aid ne In procuring sum
Client funds TO make the greatly needed repairs
10 our Engine House has been received. We
most thankfully accept Jour kindly pronered
assistance. aud would most respectfully suggest
Il bs held tho sEC0ND WEEK IN sEPTRM.
BIER. 1t MIXERS Union Hall. Gold Hill. By or.
der OF LIBERTY ENGINE CO., No. !,
VIZ. Hr. DoASE. Secretary.
LIBERTY VOLUNTEER HOSE CO., No. ].
as.wlw4w W. z. HILL, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21
Laber Doas.

Andavits Of labor have been fled as
follows:
Railroad-J. ]. Casey. tunnsling and
drifting ct the request OF the Julia Con.
50; Robert Burton, same. $50.
Julia Extsnsion--J. j. Casey. same a.
above. $48; Robert Burton. $50.
Julia No. al. J. Casey. same a.
above, $50; Robert Burton, $50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21
pe,.rs.re. Lass Evss,sg.

Thos Richards. L sivsrs. A Dennery. d
r Royell. II Rsymsr, Miss Clark. Jennie
Rogers. E II Tryou. Nrs J NeMahon and
daughter. Lottis Sumner, Il Kirman, Al
Hason.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21
O, II. GALLUP.

O. Il. aAILur. opposite tbs Bank Of oslifos.
MA. GOA HIN, kssps constantly on hand al
fsycrte brands q Imported Ciears. choice Dill
ciesss, I'll hsds OF Chewing gooeccos meef.
IN dSscffp1oni, ans eatlsfy, snd toyn 20 tAna5
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21
MISCELLANEOUS
CORRESPONDENCE.

THO THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
i Liberty Engine and Hoss Companies Of
Gold Hill. Nevada; asnlsmen-ws. the un.
denlgaed ladies'. friends OF the above named
Companies. hearing Of your desire TO improve
your Hall. would take this opportunity OF ten.
dsrins you . Fair and Festival. to b. held In
Gold Hin 1t such time and place - you may
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21
At THE UNION SHAFT.
MINUTES OF THE OPERATIONS
GOING ON THERE.

Pamp.heiss Fsuadatisss-rhs Pts
for the PumpiaE Eagise-rhs
Eugtne Itsslf-Ths Pumps 60 be
Operated by lt-Rsilrosd Track
and Ore.dump- Other Improve
Notwithstanding or the shaft
Itself aud the Work There.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21

LAbI kNkSisus
1870 Raymond 4 Ely, 1, 95c
AGO Jackson. 4k,5
800 Belmont. 900
1900 Leopard. $50, Coo. CSC. zoe
l02o ella. / 30. Ia
2i0 Northern Belle. 4. AZ
lS5 Manhattan. AZ 2 Is
$50 Grand Prize. 8. q 30. 3
SIS Argenta. S5c, SOC
$50 Independence. ~. 2 20. > H. ~
100 Star. 40c
225 Tuscarora. l0c. SC
1910 Belle lsle, 8 IS, 20
$50 Hillside. ! 40
800 Silver Prize, o
800 Paradise. AZ. 10
IS Wales, Q. CO
a7O0 North Belle Isls. tse. 4oc. +ss
100 Modoc. 10
140 Bodie. In
200 Bechtsl. I 80
so McClinton. 75c
500 Tiogs. 8 IS. 5 90. 81
so Bulwer.
200 Syndicate, O. 81
lao 0oodshaw. 43c
l20 Mt. Disblo. 4 95. 4 30
$50 Oriental. +0c. 3se
270 Bslvidere. I L.. l
1875 Champion. SOC
2l5 Blackhawk. Ia
$50 South Bodie. Soc
2i5 Eureka Con-. l5S. i5S
AS Booker. I 20. l 10
200 Richer. i5c
COO Mono, 9k, 81, 81, 81
ITO Con. Pacific. Z. ca. ~. ca
100 University. SOC
3i5 Dudley.
80 Queen Bee. 55c
Gao Jupiter. ~. 2 IS. : so, ~
200 South Bulwer. SOC
1850 Addenda. SOC
400 MONDAY, ~
20 North MONDAY.
$50 Vortex. Coo
500 Orient. 25c. 20c
70 Mammoth. 8. ~
775 Boston Con-. I IS. I 80
500 Bodis Chief. Csc
200 Martin White. 81, $40
100 Leeds. Toe
10 Golden Terra. l3k
800 Caledonia BLACK Hills). So
rs Giant and Old Abe. 81
u MORNING..
l65 0phir. ssh. IS
lots Mexican. S2k. 52t. 81
AIS Gould q Curry. iis.ilS
$50 Best 4 Belohsr. lsS
S3s Clifornia. 4 20
2i0 Savage. l2k. i3's
240 Con. Virginia. 4 70
ECO Chollar. 6S
400 Potosi. &h,4W
AIS Hale 4 Norcross. isa. lst. 49,
lS5 Crown Point. ~, 4 80
400 Yellow Jacket, i6S. i6h
$50 Imperial. I 40
50 Alpha. 23k. 23S
30 Confidence. II
S45 Sierra Nevada. 39k. 39k
$50 Utah. l8s. l8k. lst
$50 Bullion. 81. 6S
$50 Exchsquer. 81. %. CT
80 0vsrman. 9S,s
$50 Justice. 81. 8 20. 3 10. 3 Is
SIS Union Con-. 45. AN. AN
240 Alta. ca. 6k
900 Belchsr. a.
1000 Lady Bryan. use. Coo. ESQ
A25 julia. 4 10. 4 20. ~, 1 ~
$50 Calsdonia. 2. los
Z silver Hill. i ~, 4 "
$50 New York. 75c. Toe
20 Challenge. . ~. "a
$40 Occidental. I IS. I 40
$50 woodville. 500
275 Lady Washington Con-. I Is. I 10
$50 Crown Point Ravins, 25e
$40 Andes
800 Con. washoe, roc
100 wells-F Fargo. l0c
40 Ward. N
$40 Scorpion. 2 10
SIS LsviathAn. $50
lis North Con. Virginia.
90 Morning Star.
ass Benton Con-. 1. 5 80. 8 70. 81
$50 Con. Dorado, ~, I 10
995 Plowery. SOC. $50
$50 Nscksy. I 80. Ia. 20
100 George Douglas. i0c
lt75 South Utah. Sc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21

ecc Awssk In your own town. - oatAr.
9oO nee. Ne rak. Reader, u yo1 want Z
6ulinsss q Which psrsoas Of either IN CO
na.s o.; ps " D. tins nv vcss. vs''s
SAisas 3. HSILSrE %. sus,ssl. ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21
oh! MY


PR ssLY for Diseases Of the Kidneys. Bladder.
Liver and Urinary Organs, Dropsy, Gravel. Dia.
betss, BriEht's Disease o. the Kidney, Insontinenee
q au SsisI!''G n &, Tsf;Y 'r S.! s'n,..s ' M''s been
known TO fat.
MoosrsrowN, burlington Co.. NJ. Sept. IA. ISIS.
VIZ. 4. oLARKE. Dear Sir :-Eightesn mouths
physicians and fhends defpsired Of my ey,r
getting well. The hnt bottle Of HUNTS RE.
MED gave mo great relief. feel I o " my
very existence to HUNTS REMEDY. and ! I'M
deeply thankful. ABIGAIL g. COLES.
-svRisGrIELp. Efingham Co, Geo., May u. is.y;
HUNTS REMEDY In . complicated case Of
Dropsy which I had been treating for eight
years, and I Ind HUNTS REMEDY 10 the bsst
medicine for Dropsy and the Ridnsya I have
ever used. WIN II. WILSON,, n. ID.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21
AGQQp PLAN

Anybody can learn TO make money rapidly
operating in stocks. By the srwo Unerrine
kulcs for Success" In Aessrs. Lawrence =
Co.'s new circular. Tho combination method,
which this fYm has made 20 euccetstul. ene.
bles people with largo or small means 70 rep
eli the dement's Of largest capital ana oeet skill.
Thoussnds Of orders. in various sums. are
pooled INTO one vast amount. and 90 opsrdSd a.
4 ni0hfv trhok, thus securing 70 Zach snare.
hoIds III the advantages Of toe largest Opera
tor. Jmmsnse pronts arc divided monthly.
Iry mount from % to 5000. or mors, can b
used Suecsssfully. n. z. Bdpdst Hsshy. Sep
ecmbcr s6th. 1878, says; "By the combination
system SIS would MAXI Cts, or Per cent, 80
pays $50. or : per cent; 500 makes $1,000. os
10 Der cent. on the stock during the month. 90.
cofdlng TO the Market" Frdak LAiS's Wus-
frotsd Nerspdpe. June 10Th ; ''The combine
lion msthod of operating stocks 10 the most
ruecsssful evsr sdopted."' Hep York hdspm.
dent, September i2th: Tho combipation sys-
tom 10 founded upon correct business princi.
pies. and no person need be without IN Income
while 10 10 kept WORKING By hessrs. Lawrenes
. 90. Broohvn journal, April 10th: .Our
made . net pront OF SOL Is from 80 N
one OF Messrs. Lawrence Z Co.'S combine
tions." New ci ,eular (nailsd frssl ezplsins
everything. stocks spd bonds wanted. Gov.
eminent bonds supplied. Lawrence D Co.,
Banken, 81 Exchange Plscs. New york. ts
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21

DO NO. have q Pain
I'm your Back, Loins
or sidei lfso. pour
Kidneys are dis
essed. Do not de
lay. but Try at once
nNNT,S Il XVI.
kDxthe Great
Md ncy.an d
zine. IL u. pre-
4 X.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-21

Outside Of the Mammoth company's
mine there are no mines with any de-
vslopusnt worthy Of mention. u any
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-20

Madrid, Dec. 19.-Great sensation
has been caused by the refusal. of the
|premi&y Canovas Del Castillo, to allow
|the military bands OF authorities to
share in the manifestation prepared by
the Murcian relief committee in the
testimony Of the gratitude Of Spain to
France for the aid sent to the sufferers
by the recent floods.
, The intention. of the committee was
TO serenade the French envoy and pre-
sent an address. The Spanish minister
of foreign affairs called on the envoy to
explain to him that the refusal of the
premier was in order to avoid political
disturbances in the present excited
state Of public opinion, owing to ab-
stentiop Of part Of the Wembers of the
chamber of deputies from taking their
seats. The premier, be said, feared a
repetition on this occasion Of the repub-
lican demprstrations at Barcelona and
Nalladolid during the serenades to the
French consuls. sd g'in957ii
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-20
g, a3rssa.ys .ad Aa.srI..

! London, Dec. 19.-AA Vienna corre-
spondent, commenting on the speech of
the emperor, In reply to an address
from the delegations. says: 1.-THE em-
phasis the emperor laid on the intimate
understanding with Germany as an adj
ditonni guarantee of peace, cannot
but contribute to correct any misappre-
hsnsious which might still exist as to
the real character Of that understand
ing. g."lOHq .a3Y0 q
aaThe compromise conference commit
tee. elected by both houses of the reich
strath yesterday, has decided, with
only one dissenting vote, to propose the
adoption of clause.2 Of the army bill.
This clause is the one which had been
rejected by the chamber OF deputies,
and which fixed the period Of the opcr-
alton Of the bill'at ten years.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-20
THE RICH CALIFORNIA BANKER.

When-it became known that one of
the richest California bankers had left
the Pacific Coast and transferred his
base Of operations Co New Y ork
Stock Exchange, all the ahrewd financi-
ers watched his course with keenfnter-
est to see how he would succeed The
result has emphatically proved the
wealthy banker's asagacity. Besides
havingR much wider and more promis-
ing field to operate in, he is known to
have been in several stock combinations
that paid immense profits BY the COM
bination method OF Operating in stocks
Messrs.; Lawrence g Co., Bankers. N.
Y, unite orders Of thousands of Gus
toners, in different sums, into one vast
capital, and operate them as mighty
whole, dividing profits pro rata among
shareholders every 80 days. Capital in
any amount from $40 to 100000 can
be used=with great success in these
pools. -S25 would pay 800 profit.
$500 would make 5000 or 10 per cent,
on the stock during the month. Messrs.
Lawrence g. Co. 'snew circular (mailed
freel gives s'two nerring rules for
success. !, and full particulars, so that
any one can operate in stocks nnd
make money. Stocka.and bonds want
ed. Government bonds supplied. Ap-
ply to Lawrence & Co., Bankers, 81
Exchange Place, N--Y.----------------
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-20
-Ex,lorH SPEARS.
He RidicuIes HIS Own Candidacy
the Presidency.

re Eki0iruieH HAS ONh Sauotuafy AoL
the Presidency.
Chicago, Dec 19.-AnUtica special
gives an interview with Seymour. The
reporter asked him If be would accept
the democratic nomina tion for presi-
dent, If such course seemed necessary
for the party's success. He said, 'tas
for myself, do not think thereis o
general disposition to nominate me,
nor do l think it wise to do so, for
many reasons. should not be strong
candidate. and what have said in re-
gard to the numerous invitations to
make an address upon political or other
subjects, would of itself be good rea-
son why should not be elected, even
il nominated While my name was
spoken Of, do not consider it anything
more than one of the speculations Of
the day in the time of political uncer-
tainty. In the face of what I have
said, it is absurd to suppose that shall
be nominated. have no idea that 1
shall be nominated by any convention
for president. l should be guilty of
self complacency, which would be ridic-
ulous. If / thought great party were
anxious to make me their candidate
against my wishes, even in that impos-
sible event, should do my friends
very great wrong if should go on
ticket with the knowledge that was
the wrong man in the position.