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, 1879-05-16

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athi ~ Iai'Islet He"nhn, 70 aceo'ih& itr ans
iir''Hts hG nav have made by the unauthorized
the VI 6uch patent.
COUNTY coutr.
!l'e following na,ned 2crson' werc found in.
fitr'e: oat'1'tet h"hy !sehlU'far!ifl fhtritk
hnAht Stttlon Wh4ce, Mrs. harr IllndcfhGfry.
~! Ire t'annGrs. :
In tlM rnAe N Ecrtlla Hurcnbeyn, ALLEGED to
he In,at,e, 1Iu, nr,,rril,os ,rrrn ftsmiss.1i NJ
pc.};kncr,a ,fhrt oli,rr;.S r,.t
Aa.Iunec lianrfrk hns iii crrrn,tons IN al,
9ns, i s'a;ms nt'!nst sfle es'ssc o. sarcn' kr"n-
,s .s, ,"s.nseHt' " na9n,E SUSPICION ll',', ID
hf''e tfsh!haNst ih4f usa hGIilt. or hAFt Hlen
tFcrcHsctl r" 'hnt ksonhcrE eau gather iu by this
I1cas s0nu 0f his assets.
cuct,s41, co,:ur.
:.
Az tne easeshet were diso9Acu VI 20 'lIr morn
'f', :" 49,, ,ii. H. ~. ny pnmu"s ttHtt.
,ae ,x'.a,s,I ms,o w." ILL Ky
WY schteu a. lnEhtH'hcu. lr; FIe!t1eA'4
l'ctis 'arccnH, scnthncG suspended nj ~: re-
Suian, burglary. rtinamrd: Jaines Chambers,
larrcny, reltla,,tfetl: 1ol!u Dalton, Larceny Of
$40 tctnalrltss, Frank Doyle, larceny, remand.
tt. E.fr,nt I1.t,t,s -, mt ii n.-,. I1tu.u nr
, 1879-05-16

state Of thr. business, nntl pnrt1y TO stress OF
pointed out, uusrts the best arrAngemcrts. The
f:orl President lid not 70 on to t1pIain TINT
since the III Of March last the tattlc trade frum
the United States had tcrn erratly limited.
fnn1: there was sudden rcrivai A. nc lmen.
ming of .turiI, but It seems TO hnYr been oult
TEMPORARY. t1niy tfl0 head wcrn lah,lst last
wctk. whereas In tt,s bl.lrr winter weather uf
:FI) to tD3 nr EU0 wuck The spring mt sum.
1ncr months uEe thc best for The ltvc-cuttie
trade, lust a. the winter Il hest for TIC dcad-
meat stnpott tnttur.
, 1879-05-16

Tia sf,t,, fOleElGN,
s.r,n,,. ''ns "efc fc8ccelved by tbs Chicago Hoard
&lO,. w. w. any lh-11;3O =. m.-rlour, s. Cd
e!as, Cd. s.ss "inteF, IL 11dGus Id; spring, II
e.a, 1, !, "'' ~ aal0s "a; club, pa .A1a0a Id.
iosns fosk. 47s I'd. Lard, o2s 81,
2 oss' W. My H. lA-l.!ystpool~Whrat nrm. M
Ss.:.s ! California, o. ldIo. ID, fstr a,.r.c. r'
Con unt.s "iatsr, o. I'd; whits Michigan, o. I'd,
stsoas, ~. a1afk l.ans-Cassoes otf coaat-Whsas
taa sc,as ny aeaiand TOT tho Continent oouttuues
ea,xous ~. 1a'F average American mixed, ~,
steaay, crassgr--Whsat tending upward; corn
aaIppsa .s sooa shipping California whoat, Inst
iySo, cs'.. nearly due, Ais; fair 1serags quail.
las prs.ens tptlng wheat for shipment during
b Eaxl,ns sao following month, 4Qs. Weather
sauity. -, aey yab-srkctAI.- Wheat nsm; fair
:, W." steady, fals demand, Extra state
, 1879-05-16

t,r ,nstnncc. smooth. cTcn dtovcs,
Ntdne.t t.,17 l. ti,0 Ia ], 10u fba wsfe sa'ab'a ~
ittFaR1ns On ,.h.1e fat cattle Weighing from 1.o
H. .,s,c mt wanted ht ovcs af.7'eta.oo
% 1't'" -. wrr, few arnsrs OF extra beesos
thoAeh ~ ,.on, 4sa In .5u M for which Fa.nS
t'tiasr. nhtatncj. Thurs wn;n moro tnlt1 enttte
Ga G.,.a h" nrrrrdEng d,yr Of the week. but thefa
iain on ",ouoh to satisfy HE wants OF thd local
mere w. rairt wrr. nanily elected At a6 gnoa liz"
tsae' ' ~ ,ny ,thY Of The week. rhe traulnR "os
IN. ,anro Of $:.h04sd.. OF II ~. :Attb2. 7"
a0o' "a row., bu}it, r'nrt, nnd ''scfan "tf eeh'
r, q ;'f for sogaGn gar =; 70 s,tfa vn"s spn. pj
tr lo1; ;na u! at H. ul,aki. ~ tor cxrort cattle sniGs
be!es;n X a nnI oycr reached tctwcHn wy hhtt Itu
VAL. wc1o In demand A. uosf.n e. -! ~ tef
s,no s'a b., and m!le'' cows NJ s.o' 'o7'''''' p''
at4d, IN ,ns face Of continued srae receipt. an'i
1aar.arae 1a. trora irn,n ts Enst; "as "tKst tset
,san"a5 dra. ths ,ffy ,arx tn a." a:t fsW sys
hare 1.nrron,c fur In part by the fact tint cattle
"a ~ t shs Eptt ara being n,efcs!"s.lr ent"Ac
tss}.r tafiE 1T rr:cnf u 's per ~ ny :" rW
Iok. H. ".oei at % low dgnrn ~ ~ PER car,
Eshh sh i. little esa than uae'fhifu ot inc fcRsaF
t,le. -. = continued .alr axport movement. This
1hs.s which left New York 11s PhturAay !aat tnt
itanth,o o,,s tpv III. b lcat! nf live crtilcs 1Fo
Ene.ff ~ fresf meat. Lid quarters Of beef. AMI
. 10 ttcep. r,,sed firm. Will, nbout everything
told. o,,o-,rnxs,
-..r, nreyss-0rsdcd steers, weighing.
~ ~ il, and ,.pwurds, 80. 00ae5. N
~ ~ waucveyr.-Vinr. fat. we!I.formcd
thosy .sst vt|rng Ito to ]. 50 l!a... 476Gf.a5
,taa nss''n 'ntetes-Wal1.fntte ntrerf,
osaH osschina L. 100 10 1.:I0o lbs. go. T. d0asi.1o
,sIn, ss Jitaflss-htects III fair acsfi,
stdla% 30 to i, 600 lbs 4.0OG34 40
r.",sSserI' Gtock- Faof to colnnenEacnrs
basJI .rJ cannon tu chocr COWS. for city
ssh.acbtcr Weighing H0tt 10 / go Jus @.05GDi.10
etast tsp1 1cattlr-Conmon cattle, weighing
m Ia l. 40 lbs. ....:... :. 4uHp3.l6
,.;;..pJar-tirat anil thin cows, hoifurs.
'nta .srs. ,ns. and sralawag stccrs,.. 2.00S12 80
III 10. t0o iUs ........ .. U0Gti. W
, 1879-05-16
Thu American Cnttlu Trade with England.

A short conversation III llc House of Lords
last utgh. un tha importation of cattlo from
'lrclarl ulal A,llcr!cn, Fuealls attcntlun 70 the
importance of il.e cattla trutln with lhu United
States. II ia satisfactory 10 !carn frulll tbs
puEe uf HicbnaulIu tint the arrangements for
The luIui!g oi lrlcll cattle l'aye uncrRona eo,,-
siderable Improvement. Liverpool has alsu
f,la.le provision for the slaughter Ut A.H1rtcAn
cattle, II they rn,uu IL bu killed. Lurst ne La
Warr quoted soulo statistics which show that
thu AlWns,s l'assago hAs t!eni' attended with
considerable risk; ind the Dukc 9t Richmond
sald ha tah callrd tc attention VI shlrowlers
10 the suffering condition III which the AtnIri-
run cattle weru sometimes ialh!ra. II Is q
tlngular prout Ut t4r vitality Of thu tEHle TINT
1os,il7 neuA Ut rattle weru la'idcl truIu canuda
anI this Iuitca States last year, though
wfrn ser.lslY Injured BY oycrcrowdtng anti ex-
Naust!nn, alita the 1ruds "Rs rapidly gE.,Wii,
Wien II Was practically suppressed. !ir losscH
lu transport we're partly due u thu uudoYcloprd
, 1879-05-16
PHILADELPHIA.

rH1lApnLrn1A, May 1h.-FLoun-Advanc!ng
tendency: M!nnrsotn extra fannsly, medium S. m;
cllu!cc, 81. 75; fancy. S1.00G5 1"H. Rye ,!onr,
81. 90.
0nAts-Whcat less actvc; ungrailca, OscG5sl. II;
No. 1wll!ta Michigan. 81. Ii; No. . red, ST. Ii;
extra whto Michigan. SLIT. Nyo-OIesiAga
light; Western, 5HWG0c. Corn leas active; re-.
jcctcd, 3sds t0c; strn1nornltsed and yellow, 4ula
a1c. t,ats drnl; nlixed Western, a3D:1J:c; whitu
du AH4t31c,
fnosirInsa-Flrmsr. Mess boOi. $1,000. Meas
pork. HlU. .1itS $40. 10. IIains-Hn1oKcd, H. 5llGh
~ %; plekiad. Su. 7oQbH. 10 Lard-Wustosn
SG.1IieU, :0s
iiurrru-Fiym; crcamery oxtrn, 1sG1oc; New
York s'ase md lrudforti County, Pa.. cxtsAs,
1U41Ac; Western Reserve extra, 1ad1 115c; do good
tu ctuIcH. fGbt1c.
Eaas-Wcstcra scarco and firm; Western, liz
Qtl2c.
GHEssE-stendy; Wcstetn t!ali akims. GQao!sc.
WlnskY.-Goo'! dcnias!d; Western, 81. .oB.
coE o nn oa9 ICY pio %Sls1 S IT, by"
als1rNEkTs-Whclt, ~. u00 bu; corn, III, 700 hn.
, 1879-05-16

ChEyrLAsp, a.. May 5.-l'Ernotrun - Un-
changed; standard white. lilo test Sc.
rl7rsnuna, Pa, May H. -pI:T1,oLEuu-Qulct;
crndc. iMHc at pnskcr's for shipment; refined,
S,fc. Philadelphia detycty.
Oh CRY, Pa.. May IL. -.I'KrnoLEun-Ala Market
npcnc,l n,ct, with 7B74c bid. advanced to 77Mc.
declined to 7f!1c, aAvancul aud closed at 1Rhc
Md; shipments, 81, QUO btss averaging =, 300;
tfaugact!nns, II, 600.
, 1879-05-16

OswEoo. N. T., May 1T. -unAla- Wheat scarce
and nrmcr; No, = Milwaukee held 1t 81. 0a,
Corn steady; No. Toledo. IGc.
, 1879-05-16

60EC7dT D7fDdfch 70 7H< 9F16VNE
KANSAS CRY. Mo-, Mar 15-GnAls-The Price
Current reports, wheat receipts tho past week,
~, 3:} hn: shipments, III. h35 bu; weakcr; No. y
cash. sl.05; May. S1.04; No. . casl s1.10,
May, 0flc --neccipte tI,u pase .seuk, Ol, 40
bu; No. :, cash, 3l!4c; Alny, 3tac.
, 1879-05-16
TOLEDO,

TOLEDO. O.. Mny 15.--0nAtx-Wheat du]!; an, .
ber Michigan. spat, June. 81. o8.4 M, j" red wiz.
ter spot held at 81. lO,4. g. 10 BID; June 81. 0n
August, ai.t0A. Corn dnl1; hfgh-nll1cl, :,Bc;
No. :spot, a7sic; June, 37,ic; July held at ;'sc:
:7Ac bid; No. = white, a9c. uats dull; No, =
hold at ;l3d531o bid; rejected. nc.
, 1879-05-16

NEw YonK. Mar III. COTTON goods In steady
demand and very Grn,; Lonsda1s olcacllcd shirt.
Inss ADVANCED IN Del prints qntct but pstntcla lawns
ant drnts- -vuo's In fair request; nanne1s moving
cassti,eros. .c.lcviots. aud worsted coat!ngs In
goud demand and lsnl.
, 1879-05-16

MILWAUKEE. Mny 3.-FLoun-Quiet and asner.
G,Ars-wbcat firm; opened &c higher; closc,l
dull: No. l Milwaukee hurd, Sl.0s; No. i Nil.
waukec, $1.o0: No. 2 10, nike: May, D7Ic;
tune' 00,ac; No. Milwaukee, H3.sc; No. /.
7':1c: rejcctet!. 7oe. Corn qulct but ttcndy; M.
=. :l5c. Oats steady; fairly actirc: No. e. 27t:c.
Rye dull; No. !. hoh0Do1e. Harley in fair de-
Puovf.toxs--Qnlss anil higher. Mces pork at
81 .u caNl,. Frilnr Steam lard, 81. 20.
lt0ds-t}utet III 81. +l)6tI. 10.
FhEtHHrs--Whsat to Esnffafo. HiiG.
ltErEttra-rlour, 1,t,00 brls: wheat, 70. 600 bu.
sHrIENrs-fluuf. II. zoo hEla; wheat, u, GOO
bu,
, 1879-05-16

DKTno1T. Mtch.. hlay l5.-FLoun-Firm and
steady.
GnAty-whcat steady: extra. s1.0Oi;; No. l
willie, 81. 07!@; Mny. St.07a: June. S1.O8N; i;
July. 1.00!t; milling No. !, 81 Oh lid: amber,
ST. % bid. Receipts Of wheat, IT, @9o4 bn; ship
menta, 100, III bu.
, 1879-05-16

NEW ORLEANS, May l5.-Floua-Activo and
nrM.
GnAIx--Corn actiye md irm. Oats scarce and
htin ut :76b:lHc.
CoNS. .MEAL-t2niot and weak at So. 4oita. Is.
Su1ANs-AetsyG md Arm.
IfAr-Scarce and ar.ucr; prime, $40. 90; choice,
2lB. ~.
rnov,sloxs-l'ork In good demand nj fnll prices;
Old. su.75; now, Sl0'i..3. Lard ntcAdy: tirEce,
G:6p7c; kcv, 7Gt1Nc. nulk meats In good do.
lnand; bhnn1tiesa, 1uorc, 81. f,6t1s.Tn; packed,
~. fba3. 81; clear r!b. 4'4e; clear, &c. liacnn
xtaady; shoulders. 4tic; Ctrnr ti,, n,sfp5tc.
Ila,n:--susar.c In good demand; canyassd,
H'tTaAc.
WHlsKY-alaskut dull; Western rcct!eti. 81. 05Gb
1.10
s-CotIec--Jobbfug. ordinary ta prlno,
11,sel ltc, Sugar nctfyG but ou1tah!y higher.
Moiassc. 6rm; fer'nen'ing. :..:lf',:'uc; cotnnon.
hc; !a!r. 9hc; primo ~ cAo.tg. 3.4s;5c. lttcu In
good ttlAns,l! IL - iLTt.
UHAS-14ut At h{jr,
, 1879-05-16

DuFTA1p. N.Y.. May 16.-GRA1F-W nctivn :;
milling dcman.1 firm: ralcs 20, 600 bu No. Du-
luth at 81. 10; 20 GOO bu sample spring Mt 81. o..
Other grim neglected. ond prices notnlnallY un.
changed.
Canal TuEtnHra- Nominal: hnats scnrcc; ak
tng &c Tor wheat and 4ttc for cur1,.
RAILROAD FNkldITs-NomlnalIY unchanged,
, 1879-05-16
PEORIA


PzonrA, May 15.-II,onwlSEs--Flrmos; sales 30
hrla nj 81. .09ki.
, 1879-05-16

TuNrENTINE.
WILMINGTON, May IL. -HriMsga or TunpEaTlNE
Firm ut nuc.
, 1879-05-16

Nt)Ca-Thc dcmnnd, ontl on local packing and
shipping 1eeoHnl, was arslyc, and the market
s:.ln displayed tlsnl tunr, thongI, the 1ecelpss
TT; tIs wcck.. Trade opened brisk 1T ST. alGe:, u
dt common to primo bncuH grades, anu at ~: 6tI1n
aG0 for ordinary TO aood heavy packing hogs, A.ld
tt those dEnret continued actfre until the entire
lapplY Was hlsnnHed OF. There wern fa1cs Of extra
;oihErpers at 3d. 7O5s,. IT, andKk!ps and tufesinr
ips tot low Oh s.. a0it: :. IT, but most of tho
tr.d!nc was Ut 81. .ioaI3.b0. The qaality wnH
Ut, .oa sht,.lkaso Of 10 BIS for piggy sows md 10
, 1879-05-16

St, Lorta. Mo-, Mar 15.-FtonH-Qu!at aud
unchanged.
fiHAiH-Whent nngatt'ed aud lower; No. 2 rcd
fall. 81. 1D.s cash; sl.0DTsl.0S'i Jane; 81, 02F
Gbl.0: July; *l.o1,4Gb1.oo August; No. 4 do,
sl.07a;. Corn uas.cr; NJ. . ni1el. EE.6osaIa
cash} a3fc May; 331; GD34c june; 3aas:Ii}ic July;
:.B!ac August. Oa,s inactive and !owcr; No. 9.
20! ia a,c cush; 1ss;r May; aut46b?.lc jnne. ItJp
higher; ,tc. Harley dull aud 4nc4lanrrt.
Wnssr-lhngl,Yo and lowesat u. Qa
FnofIalnA.-Purk easier; j0bonE, $40 90. Lara
nominaiN unchanged; saiabls Ut IL. l.tf. .Hulk
Msal. hell higher; ca1.io.s ct csear ribs, H. "a
a.kcd :scsat. 81 40 as!;ss. n4egn higher; M clear
Rkrxtrrs. -Euur, 3. ODD bfls; wllpat. u, 600 hu;
corn, III, 900 hui oats. D. 0oo hu: r5o. 1.ooo bu;
Bnir4ssr sr.-Flour, 4, 600 b.ls; Wheat, Z. 600 hu;
cosa, p, 900 III; oals, nune; Fyu nou9; ba1'oyt
noue,
, 1879-05-16

Nay, and 1nnc, 8, iAtin l.14st: Jnly, Il .fHAfo
J. laA: August. 81. 16'i: septemtor, 81, 10lk.
forh-Nrstrrn fteadf: Wt.tern mixed. fpnt, May,
And '!nnc. 43ic: duly ~ .ts+43'.c; August. AN,
Gtf4tsc: steamer, III .dkIllic. Oats dull and nm
changed. H3e Nlet ut IsEtt}Ic.
itAf-Dn'! nt,d unchanged.
l'nSs'af"S.-F[rm and unchanged.
bHTTEIt-fl rm: unchanged.
EhHs-- Unchanged.
pETHutEEa--t' 'nchnngtd,
t:ofrEE -Qnat: lilo catvoes, tOtifRitn.
MWsEr--Dn!t and Unchanged.
FHEtHttrH-t'ne,Anspd.
RECEtrTs-Ftnflr. 4, 7iN hsla; wheat, IL, 200 BIZ!
corn. IN. a)0 In; natA, 3, MO i,u.
SiitrAsSTs--torn, ~. +UU BIT.
nt)%1OE.
DosToy. bfaas.. May 15.- .-FLoun-Firm: Ncet-
rrn eupcrs. 81. 1ll3. 90; common cx.n4, S3.736s
4..5; Wisconsin exssns, 81. 4.0os;4.50; Min.
neEota, 4LtmSh5.T1; winter whcats. Ohio
and Michigan. ti.1rGbh. 26; Illinois and Indiana,
st.00aau. oo; 1t. LonIr, si.lofao.:0: Wiacom.fn
and Minnasntx patent psoccts, So b01.S. it; spring
wlluats. 31.1i}fbh,i9.
t'nAiS-t'Orn Arm: mixed and yellow, 47t.fh
Az. &c. flata hrn.: tnnderhto deman,l; Nj. and
exsrn white, 4Dft+1c: Mo. \ white, :l3t GbaOc; No.
mixed and NJ. y wniio ;4,ii6137.ac. Kyc-I3
1tecEtr7.-Ftour, - 400 tsls, corr, o.ooo bu;
whrnt IN. GOO hi.
snrnENr. Flour. 60, prls: corn. 40, 600 bu;
wheat IL, QOQ BIZ. .'
, 1879-05-16

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & 81. PAUL RAILWAY
Union bepot. eorNer sfndpoM and thllal-as. Ticket
and IL uCDuts y
, 1879-05-16

BALTIMORE.
0AL9!xonE, 1lay l3.-FLoun-Easles and un'
Changed.
GRAM Wheat-WcsteTn lower; No, 2 Pennsyl.
yanla red, II. IT; No. = Westttn winter red. spot,
, 1879-05-16

LDhr". | Arrivt.
Knnans csY f1enrer Fast tx,..siI;11 mi ::tn III
st. TuuA SprtrvitEH l. Frxas. NI.: m|s 7:aS ii
AOhllc Il STw t1r"lhs EAEfr&A :tFl fn{s 7.h1 nj
ST. 1.uIt Springfield |. TrxnE.. H;txI MS 1;tn m
rrora. burlington fast E<pr'kA ltt, mis- t::io
4 krukuk E1prfsa .... iI:int = Mli9 7:tn III
GhlraEu i raducnh H. Il. I:x... tnIs 1::.s nm
StEratur nrnn. Wsahnvf'n IL. 'i::aN nj. ts.s0 III
Lhitrt Il Dwight Accommodation: h:cD nlat ti:f
, 1879-05-16

EXPLANATION ~ HrrEEGNrx MAk6s,-. s,turf.v
EXCEPTED. 'edndsy excepted 3Moniay excen,cL.
, 1879-05-16
ITS REMARKABLY VIRTUE

And uYest 1upnrtarIty uyet tho r0l1nn aitw acting
pusnns lattnr lnh a nt1.rr e3ttIrni rrnvtr nela1.
eIns Tcru4.zea tc world ures hY rh,blst0s. CIuuI.
jtts, tho l'reAS, aud thu iu Ilc II larEs+
, 1879-05-16

b!1cH10AN 0EHTRAL RAILROAD.
pseot foot of lakS, md too. of 1~enty .teana.st
T!rkct ttrr, ~ flsrE.tt, snte2At torntF at g.lu+
o'rh, t'rand Pacific l,otel. ani At Palmer !tu,tsn
[ IraYe. Af,lYe.
, 1879-05-16

'i.ockSood. W. ]. navt4 and others tn forcclnso
tr.Ft-1ccd for t9.tE} ri s,c cnst ~ feet lOl<
i!cf'ts Ut Lot ~, IN IIustctl's Subdivision, III
hf}JfC,
, 1879-05-16

CHICAGO t. NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Ticket uhces, G. Ciark.s tshernAa ftousrI n,,d a,
tbn lGt,ltA, ~ -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12
rivers Opera heass

The last days Of the engagement Of
Hermann at Pipsr's Opera House have
come. The magician Ia multiplying At.
fractions q hs draws near the end Of his
stay. Tonight, besides the usual pro-
sramms with variations. Mile Addis
will 90 to sleep In mid,air and the sick
man will lose his head and his money.
the skeleton will smsok his lipless, gum
less teeth over tho elixir. and Dr.. Sever
will escape amid the groausd.out imprs.
cations Of the trunkless head. The
Lorsllas will do their highest.footed
and lowsst.b bodied. doinss In their
Usual ianciful style and will In.
troducs novelties. There will DO q
grand matinee tomorrow at 2 ?. u.
Herman will DO there loaded for chill
drsn. and will make bis Christmas eiits
a little In advance Of the holidays. he
can afford to do this. since Of Q non.
visible entity be produces Gags md can
dies to his hearts content and tho entire
satisfaction Of the little mes. A thou.
sand Gags and whole packages Of can.
dies will bs distributed Saturday. sstur.
day night. having closed his engage.
ment. and having no further need oil his
assistant, he will chuck her into . big
cannon and distribute the fragments OF
her body among those present, II. when
shot out, she fails to stick together and
reach . trap,xs atty feet away.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12
About stocks.

+. The San Francisco Pos concludes that
stock, at present prices are good invest.
msnts. This IL . different opinion from
that expressed BY the Post before the
break. That paper makes the follow.
ing statement In regard to this change
OF sentiment : "Psrhapsa few are now
surprised to see Us take 40 opposite
course and write a. We have written for
several days that the prospects OF the
leading mlu.s fully warrant present
prices. and that much money 10 10 be
made by buying good stocks and keep
ing theu for . few weeks. But q con.
victions now are Just as sincere - they
we're . few weeks ago when we couus.lsd
differently. Who were the buyers dor.
ing the late declinef Not outside parties.
IS Q rule. for the general public was
demoraliIed, and the books Of the bro.
kers bear testimony that the bulk OF the
sales were for outside account. Those
Who bought were shrswd operators who
know the value OF the old maxim. II
may be several weeks yet before the
market will get into . profitable sh.ps
again, and We are not predicting an i'm.
mediate advance to those who buy now.
But We say this-that there 10 great im.
provement In the north end mines,
which will surely expand into some.
thing still better, and that the proper
time to invest 10 when prices are low"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12
Trivial wrsax. sad Terrible Rem.
edies.

There will be before long on the Com.
stock many . "Rschel weeping for her
children and refusing to bs oomfortsd
because they are not" unless somsthins
10 done to restrain the young from I'm.
posing upon the Chinese. Lastevenipg
At the corner Of Taylor and A streets,
Virginia, . crowd Of boys Of the better
classes commenced pelting . Celestial
%wood.sawyer with snowballs. The Chi.
usman stood the racket for some time
and till q ball bit him on the ear. when
be suddenly dropped buck and saw and
started. AZ 10 baud. for the youngsters.
There wss q scattering. Of course. but
the Chiusipsn took sitter . youth who
ran toward Union street. The race was
q swift one, with results In favor OF the
Chipaman. till three men, seeing what
vas up, made the CELESTIAL give over the
pursuit. Judging from the looks Of that
Cbiuaman's face, had that boy been
caught be would have furnished q frst
class subj-c Ct for the Corouef, and the
Chinese would have got tbs blame.
when in reality the boy was the ins,i
gator OF the difficulty. To be sure. the
penalty Tor snowballius ought not TO be
death; neither ought boys to Impose on
people because they are hsalhen add
therefore under the ban Of public opin.
ion. Such aotiops do not help matters
at all aud. u p-rsisted 10, will some Of
these days result 10 q calamity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12

condition aud vas produced BY unnat.
ural csus.s: / think o womb could not
possibly bs 10 such . lacerated condition
~ was that OF deceased BY the uss OF
any medicines, no matter how violent
they might be; I consider that something
beyond medicines hsd been used In pro.
ducipg this abortion; my opinion 10 that
the cause OF the death OF this woman
was abortion and subsequent inasmma'
ion.
DR.. Kirby testified: Held an autopsy
on the body Of Julia Kinds In conjuno.
ton with DR.. Van Zandt; ! have beard
his evidence; my evidence does not diner
materially from bis; I should be . little
more positive than he 10 In regard to
so,ne matters; in my opinion this pre-.
mature birth was produced by the use oil
sone kind Of instrument; I know Of NO
drugs strong enough to produce the con-
dition In which We found the body; IN
my opinion some mechanical means had
been used to produce the abortion. and
It was Q very Dangling job at that; q
woman could not 60 a. Tar a. to use an
instrument on heueli. and without some
aid or assistance relieve herself OF q
child % this woman was relieved; the
connection between this child and the
woman could not be severed a. this war
without some sharp instrument.
The Jury returned \ verdict that the
death OF tho deceased was caused by 40
abortion produced by . person or per.
SOM to the jury unknown.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12

The O'Brien kstate.
SAN Francisco. December a. Tes.
timony was taken yesterday on the op.
position Of John H. Burke to the sp.
prevail Of the account Of the executors Of
the o'Brien estate. Cornelius o'connor
testified that he was the appraiser OF the
estate; that there have been some
changes since In the value Of the Pacific
Mill Compauy's and Wood, Lumber and
Flums Company's stock; we jumped At
valuations; the stock has since been
sold, and that 10 the true value.
J. d. eager. bookkseper for Flood q
O'Bheu, said 0'Bden's interest 10 the
Arm has been sold. realizing sl.768, l22.
and consisting OF 1875 shares OF Call.
fornia ct Sc; 30,705 shares OF Consoli.
dated Virgins at S.; 1898 shares Of
Ophir at Ss7 ; 1859 shares OF Yellow
Jacket at "a; IA, 1856 shares OF Cherokee
at $1,000; three sixts.nths Lstrobe ton.
mel at $3.50; cash, sl,44S. 400. All the
stock wal sold to James q. Fair at pr.
vsts ssls for the prices named above.
A. O. Plat, bookkssper Of the estate,
said the residuary lrsstee. Mrs. Coils.
man, had been paid 10 cash Sl6t 000.
10 real snl personal property $lO3 700.
Tue Pacific Mill Company stock and the
Wood aud Lumber Flums Company
stock we're sold to James @. Fair. and
The rehnery stock to the srlby LEAD
Company. owned BY Flood. Maeksy and
Fair,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12
OvsrwtsdinE.

There 10 at present . great deal Of sx.
element over prsvsntions to ovsrwind.
Ing Of cables at the mines. and every
other man has some suggestion to offer
regarding Il. A simple device Is 10 use at
the Hale 4 Norcross which has been
found to operate finely for ak or seven
years; cost % 80. It consists Of = bell
attached to the engine and rupg By the
indicator when the cage gets within 90
feet Of the surface. The bell 10 small
and has . particularly sharp sound. en-.
tirsly different from all Others In use ct
the mine. Il, however. warns the en-.
sinssr that the cage 10 nearing the sur.
face.
4 telegraph operator In Virginia
claims to have IN Invention with which
persons on the cage can give signals 10
the engineer at any time or place, no
matter how fast OF allow they are run.
ming.
In the Justice they have for fourteen
months used Q contrivanos which. when
the cage gets within sixty feet OF the
top, shuts o5 the steam from the engine
and the cage 10 landed st the surface
slowly and ssfely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12

At q regular election held last evening
BY Gold Hill Chapter No. 8 Of Royal
Arch Masons following officers were
slsotsd for the ensuing year;
wiliet @. Davis, M. E.. H.. p.
B. /. Turmsn, E.. x.
p. Mccarthy, E.. 8.
L. D. Folsom. reelected, E.. TT.
]. 0. Bennstts, reelected, E.. Bee.
Appointments OF subordinate ofacers
not yet made. ofae.rs will Be installed
81. Johns Day. December "a.
Silver Star Lodge No. 8. F. and 4. NJ,
December 9th elected the following
Officers for the ensuing year:
g. ", Chubbuck. W. n.
J. II. Hubbs. 8. W.
Cbas. Thompson. ]. ".
]. Jones, Jr., re-e elected, TT.
]. o. Benefits, 70 elected. SEQ.
Installation to be held with that Of
the Chapter above mentioned.
Escurlal Lodge No. 7. +. and A. H..
Virginia. last evening elected the follow.
Ing officers for the ensuing year:
Henry Rolfe. W. II.
Stephen wilkin, 8. W.
Z. II. @. Steward. ]. w.
Frank Fredericks. TT.
T. 3 bingham, SEQ.
The installation Will take place at Nj.
sonic Hall Thursday evening. Deosm.
bsI Is.