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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-23

Religious Prescription.
NEW YoRx, Aug. 23.-our Courts
today have . case involving the question
Of the right Of the trustees Of cemeteries
controlled by the Catholic Church to
prevent the interment therein Of those
who in their lifetime belonged to secret
societies, the authorities Of Calvary Gem.
stery having refused to permit the burial
In the consecrated ground OF the body Of
Dennis Coppers, who, when living,
owned q lot there. and. though o COM.
muuicant OF the Episcopal Church,
wished to be buried beside his wife and
other kindred inferred In Calvary Gene.
terry. The authorities refused to permit
the burial and ordered the corpse to be
removed from the receiving vault. The
brother Of the deceased has moved o
temporary injunction restraining the
authorities OF the cemetery from remov.
ing the body. Their refusal to bury is
based on the ground that the deceased
was q Mason.
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Ships for Russia.

NV YoRx. Aug. 23.-The Tribune,
referring to the contract BY Russia with
American ship builders for several yes.
sells costing 2l5. 600, 900 golden roublss.
says: No confirmation could DO OBJ.
tanned here yesterday. but Is known that
representatives from America have been
In Russia for several months. looking
after the matter. It is thought that II
Barker Brothers. Of Philadelphia, have
secured the contract. the ships will be
built by Messrs. Cramp; II Webb. who
Ia in Russia also. then John Roach x
Sons will build them. In either case
employment will be given to Thousands
uf mechanics.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-23

bsr shouted. "Tip him over" Several
strong men in the crowd seized The hind
wheels Of the vehicle. raised IL in an
almost perpendicular position. and then
threw It ovsr on It's top. This movement
was sffsctual in the accomplishment OF
their purpose. Momentarily stunned by
the fall. DsYoung could no longer de-
fsnd himself, and he wa dragged from
the hack bruised and bleeding. The
mob then struggled, each man sppar-
emily striving to vrsak his vengeance.
During all this time there had been
but one policeman there. and he was
povsrlsss against the infuriated mob.
The crowd prevented his near approach
to De Young. but he finally fought his
way through the struggling mass and
seized him by the left arm.
This occurred q distance Of not over
atty feet from Fifth street, and yet the
officer pulling De Young in that direc-
tlon was at least twenty minutes reach
Ing the corner. While this struggle wa
going on De Young was terribly beaten.
The stalwart blows Of his infuriated as
sailants showered upon his head and
body. His clothes were torn from
him. his shirt open at the throat
as II disrupted by violent
hand ~endsavoring perhaps to strangls
him. His face bruised aud bloody, his
hair all tossed, he was only recognizable
by the cut OF his beard and the familiar
contour Of his countenance.
This struggle continued until . re-
enforcement Of police enabled them 10
reach tho Baldwin Hotel. where q hack
was secured, into which De Young was
thrust by the police and rapidly driven
to the City Prison. where he was incar.
osrated. Tho excitement throughout
the city Is intense. and all sorts Of
rumors are afloat.
An examination Of Kalloch's wounds
leaves little hope Of his recovery. He
was shot tvice-once In the left breast,
o little below and TO the left OF the nip
pie, aud onc In the left hip. He Ia
cool and collected, able to recognize his
friends. but his physicians fear internal
hsmorrhage.
The city Is fearfully excited. The
workingmen's military organizations are
parading the streets armed. The entire
police force has been called out. aud the
militia will have to DO called out 10 sup.
plemsnt them. A sand.lot meeting
had been called by the Workingmsn for
Q o'clock. A riot tonight is apprehended.
De Young Is still lodged in the city pris.
on around which il u large and excited
crowd. he was badly beaten about the
head and face.
The cause OF the shooting was Kali
loch's reference to Do Young's mother,
substantially repeating the Sun article Of
q few years ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-23

A CUBIC inch Of gold IL worth $40
. cubic foot. $500. $50; Q cubic yard.
&c. 97, 762. This IL valuing II at SIS GO
an ounce. At the commencement Of the
Christian era there was then In the
world $427. 600. 900 in gold. This had
diminished to $57. 000. 600 at the time
America was discovered. Then 1t began
to increase. Now the amount Of gold
In use IL estimated 10 DO 30. 600. 000. 900.
Yet all this welded into M MAS would
bs contained In . cube Of twsnty.sik
feet,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-23
Religious Notices.

There will DO divine service Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Gold Hill. tomorrow at II
and at so p H., the Pastor, Rev. WI. Minis,
oniciatipg. Sunday school 1t i:SO.
81. Johns Church, Gold Hill. Rev. r. 8.
Eastman, Rector. Services on Sunday at II
A. 4. and 1850 r. Y. The seats are free and
iii are cordially invited. Sunday school ct i:sO.
There will be divine service at 81. Paurs
Church, Virginia City. tomorrow at IL A. \.
There will DO divine service at Grsce Church
Silver City, tomorrow Of 7:S0 p.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-23
1 IMPRESSION.

Il Is generally supposed By physicisus and
the people generally that Dyspepsia cannot In
varisbly Be cured. but We are pleased 70 SAY
that 0RkxN's AUGUST Flown hiss never, tooul
knowledge. failed 70 cure Dyspspsia snd Liver
Complaint In al its firms, such a. Souf nton.
he Heart, Indigestion bad taste In the mouth,
etc, ont Of 5000 dozen bottles sold last yssr,
NOT q single faiiure Vas reported. bot Thousands
Of complimentary letter. r~cslved IRON prus;
Rists OF wonderful cures. Three dose, VIII
relieve any case. Try Il. sample botues ~
cent?, Regular size 70 csnts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-23

AT the Brophy mine. Flowery Dis.
trict, the tunnel, at lis face, Is cutting
ground from the seams in which issue
strong currents Of foul air and gases.
These gases are not only foul.smelling.
but also quite punssnt. Streaks Of
quartz and pay ore are also coming In,
and from all these indications It Is
thought that the main ore body cannot
be far away,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-23
Death OF r. B. Woodward.

VALLEJO. August 2S.-R. b. Wood.
ward, proprietor Of woodward's Garden.
Of San Francisco, died at 2 o'clock yes.
tsrday morning at his ranch at Oak
Knoll, Eve miles from Napa City. He
came down from Bartlett Springs week
ago apparently much improved In health
which has been failing him for several
months past. The body was taken 10
San Francisco this morning and the
funeral will take place on Sunday after.
noon from Calvary Church.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-23

There will be . teachers institute
held in the sc~hool.houss In Silver City Q
week from to-day. AL the teachers OF
Lyon county will DO in attendance. and
q cordial invitation 10 extended to teach
ers in other counties to attend. The In
stitute will discuss the proposed change
OF textbooks in particular and school
matters in general.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-23
riper's opera House.

Haverly's United Msstodon Minstrsls
continue to attract q large attendance at
Piper's Opera House. itcould not well
DO otherwise as their performances are
in every respect worthy Of the most lib.
eral patronage. Tonight. however. they
will give their last performances. and the
indications are that there will not be
standing room in the house to accommo-
date those who get there late. The
troupe is excellent and s1csllsntly man
anal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-23
A GOOD PLAN

Anybody can learn 10 mako money rapidly
operating In stocks, by the "rwo UneTtng
Rules for Success" 10 Messrs. Lawrence 3
Oo.'s new circular. The combination method,
which this nrm has made 20 successful. ems.
blss people with largo or email means 10 reap
all the benefits Of largest capital and best skill.
Thousands Of orders. In various sums. are
pooled into one vast amount. and 90 OPERATED a.
q mighty trho<. thus securing TO each share
holder 81 the advantages Of the largest opera.
tor. Immense profits are divided monthly.
AIRY amount from IS to 5000. or more. can Be
used successfully. N. Y. Bdptst WesHv, Sep
eember s6th. 1878. says; ''By the combination
system SIS would make tle. or6 per cont, 80
pays $3.50. or Z per cent; 500 makes $1,000. or
10 per cent. on this stock during the month. &C.
cording to the market" Frank Ls<'s LRus-
trdkd Nftrspdper. June 10Th /, The eombins.
tion msthod Of operating stocks 10 the most
successful ev,r adopted" EsD York lndtpss.
dent, September 18th: The combination rs
tenn 10 founded upon correct business princi'
pies, and no person need be without An Income
While Il IL kept working by Messrs. Lawrence
) 90. brooklyn Journal. April 18th: Dun
editor made . net profit OF SOL Is from y1o In
one OF Messn. lawrence 4 Co.'S combine
tIons," New circular tmailsd freel explains
everything. Stocks and bonds wanted. Gov
crnment bonds supplied. Lawrence / Co.,
Bankers, o. Exchange Place, New York. dc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-23
Arr,,.,. an. ner.i.x.

JP Donahue. TT Byrne, J 8 Johnson.
n J Warren. Mrs Tanseig. Mrs Prescott.
d p Hurley, J Babcock. IA Wise and
wife. Bishop Whitaker. Mrs J Baldwin.
Niss II wehner. W z + Deal and family.
Mrs. NcGee. Vim Henry. Mrs Wheeler. N
d Howell. J Baird and family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-23
PROFITABLE STOCK INVESTMENT.

Before Msssrs. Lsvrenesk Co.. the New York
bankers. inausursied the combination system
OF operating In stocks. It was Omen very dim.
cult for inexperienced operators, or even old
stsgers. to deal probably By their slngle.handed
ventures. Now the Geld II open TO every one
for successful operations, aud capital in any
amounts. from $40 to $40. 900. can DO used with
equal proportionate profit. Instead OF distract.
ing efforts among many customers, the orders
Of Thousands are concentrated into one vast
pooland CO operated for the bensnt OF ali. divid.
Ing profits pro rata every month: prominent
citizen OF Ban Francisco made el,26t Is from an
investment Of $500 last month. Other eusiom.
es are doing better still. $25 pays Si25 during
tho month. $500 returns 81 100. or o per cent.
ON the stock, and % on % The market moves.
New circular contains two unerring rules for
success" aud full instructions for any ono 10
operate probably. All the advantages Of IN.
limited capital aud careful manipulation are
secured by the combination method. stocts
and Bonds wanted. Deposits received. Apply
TO Lawrence q Co., Bankers. 81 Exchange
Place. New York o.:y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-23
pp. MrNrIR,s NKpnRRrIcuM.

IA compound nuid extract OF Buchu) DR..
klntie's Nsphrsticum works wonders. All
cases Of Dropsy, Bright's Disease. Kidney. Blad.
der and Urinary Complaints, or Retention OF
Urine arc entirely cured by the Nsphreticum.
Gravel, Diabetes. pain In the back. side and
loln are cured when Ill other medicines have
failed. SEQ what the druggists Of Portland and
San Francisco say about DR.. Mintie's Nephreti.
cum and English Dapdslion Pills; 1--WE have
sold Q large amount OF Or. Mlntls's medicines.
the English Dandelion Pills, also the Nsphrctl.
and Iivs entire satisfsctlon." John a. ohilds.
Druggist. Second street. Portland; Q. Il. Wood.
ward L Co., Druggists, corner First and Alder
streets, Portland, Nessra. Abrams d Carroll.
Wholesale Druggists. Nos s and 8 Front rtreet,
San Francisco. say: We regard Nephrstclfn
a. tie best Kidn<v and Bladder Remedy 6yors
Ms p n s. All Dr1sg y sh ,s TIy .ns, 81, nf d. M;n.
ties English Dandelion Pllls. For Dlliousness
and Dyspepsia. use DR.. Mintie's Rnslish Dande.
lion Pills. For Fever and Ague. use Dr.. Hintie's
English Dandelion Pills. Every family should
keep the English Dandelion Pills on hand. Dr..
Miutie's remedies will not 'cure all complaints"
but will, n taken according TO directions, give
Immediate relief. and perfect . cure In al
troubles for which they are recommended. Sold
By all Druggists.
THERE have been moro cures OF seminal
weakness, nervous debility and paralysis mnds
by tho wonderful English remedy, Sir Ashley
Cooper's Vital Restorative. than BY all other
remedies combined. Why Will you suffsrf
Send 70 a. Z. Min!is, N; D. Nc; II Ks.,nS
DO cured. Price. 81 per bottle; four times the
m antiIy. HlO. Try bottle. mh39 ly
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ps,.rsures s.ss Evssisg.

Jessie Smith. + Cluggage. John Achelis.
II Nallet. A Shane. FA Wise. Ira Psrks.
J 8 Kaneen and wife. Mrs Tanseig. Kitty
@ Campbell. AC winslov and wife, Mrs
II Carr. W A Rerkins and family. W Will
son, Mrs. J II Kinkesd.
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CARD.

To Ill Who us sufsring nom the errors and
indiscrstons OF youth. nervous weakness, early
Aso.,. ,osa Of manhood, So, I will send .
receirt fhst vfu cure 700, Pan or ouA1o1.
ma ersst remedy vls Discovered ~ mission.
m IN south Amegies- esnd 2 self-cddrsscsd
k1atton D, New york CITY. ~ On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-23


ing Is q correct version Of the ARRAY with
latest particulars added. The Evening
Post extra OF today contains the follow
Ing: About 10 o'clock this morning q
ons.horss coupe. with brown curtains
lowered as II to conceal the person with.
In, drove up to the east end Of Metro.
politan Temple on the Jessie street side
and stopped about ffty feet below the
entrance to Kalloch's study.
A messenger boy alightsd from the
coupe and went to the Temple and
knocked at tho door. which was locked.
He returned to the hack and convsrsed
with some one inside. and then walked
near the coupe as II looking for some
one. Shortly after Kalloch drove up in
his buggy and alightsd near the door Of
his study. The boy, who had been wait
ing. approached him and informed him
that q woman in the carriage desired
to see him. Dr.. Kalloch approached the
carriage and. as be reached its door.
Charles De Young. who was within,
shot him In the breast. Kalloch clsppsd
his hand to his breast, staggered par.
TALLY round as II to retreat, when De
Young thrust his body half out Of the
hack and Aired two more shots In rapid
succession.
The frst shot had attracted the attsn.
ton Of a few people in that quiet neigh
borhood, and they ran to the spot. Kal.
loch was taken TO his study and physi.
clans sent for. In the mean time Dc
Young's driver had ~sndsavored to drive
away, but q ~bystander seized the rsins OF
his horse and prevented his escape.
News Of the shooting spread like
wildars, and In less than Ave minutes .
large crowd had collected, most Of them
having apparently come from the
workipgmen's headquarters, which is In
the same block on Market street. The
crowd Immediately shouted: Hang
him, kill him-till the son Of Ia"
Efforts were made to get De Young
out Of the coupe. The doors were torn
from their hinges. the windows smashed
and tho excited crowd sndeavorsd TO
tear the vehicle In pieces in order TO
reach their terrified victim. De Young.
pale a. . sheet. fought with the despera.
tion Of q man struggling for his life.
AZ one moment his pale face would be
. ON one side Of the carriage. his
hands grasping the window.irams in his
sndeavors to prevent being pulled out at
the other aide, and the next moment the
situation would Be reversed. This
continued for nearly fifteen
.workinsmsn In their shirt sleeves had
evidently left their work In the neigh
borhood 70 join in the fray, and con,pie.
nous in the crowd Was . tall. sray.hairsd
man in q red shirt. thrown open at the
chest, whose pale face and struggling
gave him the appearance Of .
The workingmsn had succeeded dur.
Ing the melee In striking DsYoung many
blows about his head and body.
but this apparently vas not the full bent
Of their design. Shouting and cursins
and raising . din that could be heard for
thsy struggled to get DsYouns
In their power. At last one Of the num-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-23

PAnr,ss Just down from Lake Tahoe
ssy the nights are nov 30 cold In the
mountains that drss are found nscessary
% comfort.
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UP or FIGS.

Cures Blliousness, Constipation. etc. It
oleansss the system and purines the blood. 1t
10 . prompt p~urgaive, and 10 very pleasant 10
the taste. For sale BY oil druggists. Is
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lay, but try at once
HUNTS KIM.
BACK!" 81! E?::;; |: s. s; !!

iS.F and trinsfy orsans. propsy. dfsvei. Dis..
betss, Brghts Disease Of THE KIdneys, lneontinenes
TUST'S REMEDY has ' SSsI
pown 20 fail.
MccsrsfowS, burlington Co. N. J..s Sept. 10, 1873.
ago I had Dropsy- around the feart. Ny
physicians and friends derpsired Of my ever
getting we'll. The mt bottle Of HUNTS RE
hEDY gave me great relief. I feel I o 70 my
very existence % HUNTS REMEDY, and ] am
deeply thankful. ABIGAIL @. COLES.
VIZ. g. oIAnxs, Dear Sir: L prssciibsd
HUNTS REMEDY IN . complicated case Of
Dropsy which I had been treating for sigAt
yeafs, and I ind HUNTS REMEDY 10 the best
medicine for Dropsy and the KidnsYs I have
ever used. WI II. WILSON,, ~. y.
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m Osn maks money fasssr q work for uS<bsn
q anything elsa. Capital not required We
vtIi stafS ycu. ~. pef day q home made d
thantsd svsgywhsrs 10 work lcf ~. New ~ II
WA. Costiy outAt and terms he. A6lsess
ths sus T1ul Z CO.. Augusta sxssAN
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san Franeiseo Board.

8am 1oafos
LAST EVENING.
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100 Jackson. o
$50 Belmont. I0c
$50 Leopard. Coo
100 ella. ! ~
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90 Manhattan, AZ
s55 Grand Prize, 2 &c. ~, 2 70. 2<
$3.50 Argenta. Sc. Y
525 Independence. 2 70, 2, 2l0
IS Tuscsrora. l0c
7S5 Belle Isle, 81, $50
100 Day. 25c
100 Hillside. IN
7e0 Paradise, 2 As. ~
$50 Real Del Monte. AZ
$50 Albion. 30
ITO Wales. 6k
22OO North Belle Isle. iSe
l25 Modoc. l. l 10
100 Mt. Diablo, D
200 Bodie, l0S. i0's
$50 Bechtsl. Ia
$50 McClinton. 7oc. soc
205 Tioga, 3 90. SGo
$50 summit. II
iis syndicate. ca, 6k, CT
hoo Orisntal, $50, lOc
o. Goodsbav. 400
oo0 Chsmnion. 45c
$50 Blackhawk. 1 10. %
ITO South Bodie. S5c. S0e
675 Booker. l 70. i 10
90 South Standard. l5c
lOO Rieher. 2Oc
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100 Csa..ns M
400 Iyni~sr.i,v' soc
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900 Nooassv on Q 70
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$40 Mexican. ~. SSS, 81
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120 Best q Belcher. lSt
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100 AackAy,
1850 south otAn. .o'. 90 q.
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400 Piutus. II To-. e.. ~, N. IN
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200 Belmont, 'oe
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Religious Prescription.

l.r.orAI TO -u, GOLD HILL DAILY ..vsl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-23

NAsH CUSTOMERS WILL FIND IT 10
u their advantage by examining my lmmsnss
stock OF goods before purchasing elsewhere. -
all my goods are bought for cash, and ! eRlL
THEN CHEAPER than any other store, FOE
ALEX. conn,
Odd Fellow Building. Gold Hill.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-22

inc I clothing, &C., are for sale by ). II;
Hartman, R Drugs st, corner OF 'th an'
POPLAR street.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-22
A New Railroad 10 Cape May.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2o.-The ques-
tion of building another railroad to
this popular resort is now being con-
sidered by prominent capitalists and
railroad mer. The idea is to run from
Philadelphia on the Camden and At
lantic railroad as far as Winslow juno
ton, there connect with the New Jer-
sey Southern, and from the nearest
point on this road to Cape May build
the new road. The road will be from
four to six miles shorter than the West
Jersey, and direct route opened from
New York to Cape May. A meeting
will probably be held at the Office OF
the Camden and Atlantic railroad some
time this week to take further action
in the matter.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-22
Missionary Meeting.

A Union District meeting of the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society OF the
NJ. L. Church will be held at lois Arch
street, Philadelphia, Oct. 23d, to which
all ladies interested in the evangeliza'
ton of heather women are cordially IN
vited. Morning session to commence
at 10 O'Clock: l, devotional exerCijes'
2, report of home work, Mrs. }. T.
Keen 3, reports from auxiliaries; A.
question drawer; S, doxology.
Afternoon session to commence at 2.3l
O clock |, devotional exercises; 2
reports from foreign work China
Mrs. S. P. Darlington, West Chester
India, Mrs. K. B. Stevens, Wilmington
Japan, Mrs. S. Grubb, Philadelphia
Mexico, Mrs. Vincent, Philadelphia
Africa. Mrs. J. r. Keen, Philadelphia
3, missionary love feast; 4, doxology
Daily Republican., 1879-10-22

The details of the remarkable conf,
dence game in Leadville, by the opera
tious Of which certain parties were able
to get Sl4, COO out of Mr.. Clark, presi-
dent of the First National Bank of Ra'
VIENNA, Ohio, by selling him lead brick
for gold one, show that it was
shrewdly conducted robbery. ltis no"
said that Lewis carried the brick IRON
Kansas City in his carpetbag, and ingra'
lated himselfinto Mr. Clark's confidence
on the cars till the latter consented te
buy for about half its value this pre-
rions brick, from a confessed murderer
who alleged that he dare not offer his
brick in open market for fear of arrest, st.
but was eager to make any sacrifice in
order TO 90 home to seq his dear moth
4rn before consumption claimed him iol
If. own, Mr.. Clark does not see any
iuu in it.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-22
..Almost beyond Precedent

Such is the characterization by the
New York correspondent of the Phila-
delphia "Ledger," in referring to the
extraordinary activity of last week, not
only in the financial world, but in the
merchandise markets, attended as it
was by general advance in values
The most remarkable thing about all
this, in the estimation Of the writer, is
the absence, up to this time, OF any
"break" or reaction in anything worth
speaking of. AS regards staple CONNER
cial commodities, like groceries, hide
and leather, hardware, tobacco, iron
and metals, ETC., this indicates de-
mand for consumption, and export sui
fciently strong to show that the ad'
vance is a legitimate one, and likely tt
be maintained as least for the present
AS regards breadstulfs and provisions
says this writer, the speculative boom
Is such as to prepare one for violent
reaction, which may not come for some
days, however.