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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12
NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE.
NINTH SESSION.
SPECIAL TO rnr Com HILL DAILY srw..
Senate.

Senate.
CARsoS. New. Feb. l2. 1879.
Convened Mt IL A. NJ. Lieutenant
Governor Adams In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. McLain.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
Poyning reported a substitute for
Senate bill No. 81. also fayorably on
bill providing for q State Land Office
with q seal.
Boardman, Chairman Of Judiciary
COMMITTEES. reported fsvorably on
Senate bill No. W-relating to insolvent
debtors and relief OF creditors.
Also on bill relative to the exemption
Of Homesteads from taxation.
Also, substitute for the bill relative TO
alien corporations holding property In
this State. In effect 'Nothing herein
contained shall be no construed as 10
confer any other OF further rights under
the statutes Of limitations than those at
present existing" also. excepting sub.
jects Of the Chinese Empire" .
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
by King-Tbat Assembly Bill No. 81
be taken mp. (Relative to the manage
msnt Of the Orphans Home.l Upon
motion OF Martin, the bill was inded.
nit-ly postponed.
by Boardman-That when the Senate
adjourns II does so In honor Of the birth
day Of Abraham Lincoln. Adopted.
by Wsstsrfsld- For n reconsideration
OF the vote whereby 'Stewart's mining
stock bill" was lost. Motion carried.
by Stone-That S325 % be paid to
j. W. Haynes for his expense In con
testing his seat with Dsnaberg.
Westerfeld's motion to refer the mat.
ter to the Committee Of the Whole was
lost.
Tho further expense Of $40 90, In.
Cured by the Committee on Elections IN
the contest. was also included in stones
resolution.
Considerable discussion followed upon
the adoption-soms thinking 1t was n
swindle.
Cresswell was In favor OF including
the expenses Of Dangberg as well rs those
OF Haynes.
The ayes and noes were called for.
Before tho vote was taken. Haynes
rose and explained in detail the history
Of the case.
Upon motion OF Cassidy the resolu-
ton was referred to the Committee on
Claims.
by Cassidy-That no bills except AS
sembly bills shall be introduced after
the 5Gth day. Lost.
By Doolin-That Senate Bill No. so
(the Allen corporation bill DO taken up
for discussion. The bill was ordered
printed and engrossed.
Adjourned.
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A CHINESE laundryman in the First
Ward, Virginia, has gone to where the
woodbine twineth aud has taken with him
tho linen and underwear Of about half
the people Of the ward.
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Haulh America.

NEW YonK, Feb. l2.-The Star and
Herald Of Panama says q serious revo-
luton has broken out in Antigua. New
Grenada,
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sasa Fra.sssss Beard.
LAST

LAST EVENING.
500 Raymond 4 Ely. 6s,7
los Eureka Con-. 80
AIS Jackson. 6S,7
$50 Leopard. s5c
so Northern Belle, 81
200 Hssssy. i0c
$50 De Frees, i0c. i5c
26i0 Grand Prize. 6. So
li50 Argenta. Toe, 75c
$50 Navajo. zoe
1i50 Endowment, 20c. 2Jc
800 Star. I, 9jc
$500 TuscarorA, Sc
100 Belle Isle. zoe
50 Hillside. ~
1918 Highbridge. I 90. ~
500 Paradise, 2 10. 2 20
$50 Albion. SOC
1900 Fourth Of July. 2Sc
lass Bodie, So. sh
$50 McClinton. COO
$40 summit. 81 10
$50 Bulwer. Is, IT,
$50 GoodshAw. 400
so Belvidere. SOC
lis0 South Bodie. 2jc
$50 Booker. 40c
ESQ Richer. Coo
6i5 Mono. 2. 1 10
20 Manhattan. 81
200 Dudley. SOC. 75c
400 South Bulwer. Coo. Csc
90 Con. Pacific, ~
80 Tioga. I GO
10 Martin White. ca
200 Bechtel, 75c
1275 Tiptop. I 10.
10 Golden Terra. 81
300 Caledonia lBiaek Hills, 1. I 20
80 Day. 30c
$50 ella. &c
TINS xoRSiSo.
$40 Ophir. 39k b, 39a
$50 Mexican. -
4t0 Gould 4 Curry, ISL, i5S
$50 Best4 Belcher, 25s, asa
$50 California. ~. s b
Gao savage. lea i6
100 Con. Virginia, N b., ia
10 Chollar-P otosi. ~
295 Hale a Norcross, ios. 1914
40 Crown Point. g, Gh
80 Yellow Jacket, 22s, % b, 22s
2S. -
4232 Imperial. I 20, II
ITO kentuck. Ca
$50 Alpha. i9S. 49,
$50 Belcher,7
40 Utah. Is
$50 Confidence. 10. lsh. isk
3t5 Sierra Nevada. IS. ~
zoos Bullion, 81. So
l3i5 EIchequer. Z, g.
225 0vermAn. iit
$50 Justice. 81, 81
1O25 Succor. I O0, l
IS Union Con-. CIV. Gik
Gao Alta. s. ~
1850 Lady Bryan. I 95.2
hoo Julia. ~, 4 20
40 Caledonia. 3
265 Silver Hill. 2 IS, 2 so
800 Baltimore. I
1870 Challenge. 4. 4 10. AIS
465 D~ardAnelles, it,47O
40 New York. I. 95c
$50 Phil sheridan. soc
% woodville. SOC
$50 Lady Washington Con-, 2, | 95
$50 Andes. Toe. CSC
loss Ward. I 20. Ia
40 Scorpion. I co. I C5
100 LsviAthAn. zoe. Coo
4G0 North Con. Virginia, 9k, 90
li75 Trojan. tOc. $50
500 Benton Con-, 81. G b
$50 Solid Silver. zoe
100 Con. Dorado, Coo. CSC
Is Flowery. Sc
AS North BONANZA. I 30
3V0 Plutus, ~
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Crown Point.

Tho air connection with tho joint
pump shaft was completed on Saturday
morning last. This thoroughly ven.
tilates the mine down to that depth. A
drain is now being cut to carry the
water to the pump shaft and a station
being cut out for 4 blower. A drift
north has also been started from the
bottom OF the Wine to prospect the ore
vein in that direction. This drift will
be run on the west side Of the ore win
and crosscuts made at convenient in.
t~eryals.
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savage

The east crosscut. on tho 2l0O level.
has been steadily advanced during the
week and is now in sal feet. The south
lateral drift on this level Ia In 2oS feet,
the face In good working ground. The
pumps have been running steadily for
several days past and have nearly re-
ducsd the water 10 the 2l00 level. The
full particulars Of the compromise with
the Sutro Tunnel will bs given in q very
short time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12

During the first part Of the week a fine
vein OF handsome looking quartz was
struck In the bottom Of the main shaft
while sinking. With this there was also
struck q strong flow OF water which do.
layed the sinking for several days. This
has been overcome. however, and the
sinking Is again making good Roadway.
The north aud south lateral prospecting
drifts on the GOO level are making good
progress without any changes OF value
to note. The prospecting drifts on the
$50 level IRE making good Roadway.
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BeIrher.


The south drift on the 23C0 level IL in
CAS- feet, the face still in good running
ground. The north drift on the $500
level has connected with the south drift
from the Crown Point on the $500 level,
atforjing u splendid circulation Of good
air and greatly facilitating the work in
that portion OF the mine. This DRIFT Is
now being trimmed up and put in shape
10 create rs fine an air current as posi-.
bic. The south drift on the 25G0 level
Is now being pushed ahead with great
vigor.
North Consolidated virEiaia.
The big shaft 2GH feet in length and
% inches in diameter arrived yesterday.
and is being placed in position ready for
service. The gearing will also be on
the ground In q day or two more. The
machinery is being placed in position
ready for use as fast as IL arrives on tho
ground. Sinking the main shaft below
the 1000 level has been resumed and is
making good headway. Everything
working well and progressing finely.
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Consolidated virEtnia.

The ore Slopes on the 1900 and 400
levels are looking well. and there Is .
steady increase in the amount Of ore
extracted. Sinking the Q. X Q. shaft
is going forward at the rate Of az feet
per dsy, the bottom in good blasting
ground. The west drift from the 2l5O
Station is now in 226 feet. The joint
California winze below the 1850 level. to
connect with this DRIFT. 10 making steady
progress. Sinking the joint Best 4
Bsleher Wine below the 1850 level Is
going steadily forward. Ths joint west
crosscut ON this level IL still advancing
In favorable ledge material.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12

CARsoS. New. Feb. l2. 1879.
Convened at IL A. NJ. Lieutenant
Governor Adams In the chair.
PRAYER BY Rev. Mr.. McLain.
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Consolidated Imperial.

Sinking the main incline to make
room for q sump is making good pro.
gress. Everything will shortly be in
readiness to start lateral drifts. both
north and south on the 1900 level. The
recent connection o. the Yellow Jacket
shaft with the 200 level. which cores
ponds with the 2i00 level OF the I'm
psrial. has already greatly benefited the
air circulation Of the mine.
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solid silver.

In running the main drift north
through the caved ground at the north
end. toward the big ore chimney. dur.
ing the past week, . connection was I'M.
expectedly made with m old shaft sunk
from the surface above the tunnel. This
affords q splendid circulation Of air. and
will be Of material benefit when opera.
tons in the winze below the tunnel level
arc resumed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12

Sinking the osbiston shaft is making
good progress. taking into consideration
the strong How OF water still coming In
at tho bottom. The joint west crosscut
on the 1900 level is still advancing
through a fine character Of vein ma
terial. Sinking the joint Wine. below
the 1900 level, 10 making the best Of
Roadway. The joint east DRIFT, on the
1900 level. is also making good Roadway.
II is now In 4SG feet.
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Utah.

Tho new hosting engines arc about
ready 10 start up. The standing pumps
are being placed in position ready for
service In the main incline. Sinking the
main incline shaft Is making oil the
speed possible. having sunk and tim
bered 10 feet during the week. The
How Of water at the bottom shows q
slight increase.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12
Bulllon.

The north drift on the 2iOO level is
making excellent progress. the face in a
soft, lively character OF vein matter.
showing streaks Of fine looking quartz
giving low assays, along with q slight
seepaee OF water. The north drift on
the 1000 level is making steady progress
and will soon connect with the main in
cline and furnish a good ventilation
Of the entire mine to that depth.
Sinking the main incline below the 2l5O
station is making good progress. 1t Is
now down DC feet, the bottom in q soft,
favorable body Of low grade ore.
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Hale q

Sinking the Wine to connect the 2iOO
and 1000 levels IL making good pro-
gress. The pumps are kept busy on the
fiow OF water which. II nothing happens
to prevent. will b reduced 70 the 2l00
level In Q day or two more.
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autxa Tunnsl.

The south lateral branch will connect
with the Julia shaft in the 20.foot drift
east from II about the middle OF the
coming week. This will be n very i'm.
portant connection giving mot only .
much needed air circulation. but an out.
let for the water which 10 bulldosing
the lower levels Of the Julia. No dsf-
mite or satisfactory understanding has
been as yet arrived at between the main
Comstook mining companies and Sutro,
consequently the big TUNNEL Is not
made available just yet for hot wats'
drainage. The construction OF the sub
drain Is steadily going forward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-05

faF DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL BARGAIEs.s

syer F.s.lsfI,K GRENADINES. IN plain and FAM
sYCL lreR 2 ssa ag e pfS lfhiNEaY
sxtd E,s SiERIeA An md GRos.G GRAIN SILK
sySIE noa e9s;. e g sihsE Silks from
q e sss 81 SsEi from 12s
sYCLE AI Iqs, ggUaT1sss from lss to
Sf$sEEs ssSH ssSTIsss ,osl;
sY YGLE lBR0ChDED siLKs-aI the latest mo-
s sYGEEs sT rf'iiss wATERED s1TIN-al the
sYYGLE,s |5o ne uieees BLACK LYONS SILK from
10 esees a sS9S SILK from
sYchE q Of e s ane LYONS SILK at
s sYSLE are Mer Offering The cheapest BLACK
|SYCIE,s.| GRENADINES 70 be fount In the city !:
FISHES Fss RE sshK MS w92.
s sYcEE Ms s9s Sfsaf 81
s sYYatEs. 500 paii si1.bultou K1D GLOVES, in
sYCLE's white, colored, and opera shade az
sYGEEs IN 1 DRRs Rs GooDs we are Offering pe
|SYCLEfS. cai Inducements; =
SYGLE,S II 900 pieces ofiew assorted styles from
sYGtEs r Tx ShiW 81 90 IS a1s
sXGtE Es s s3I 20, IxpIE s9G
~ Y.yx
SYILE,S. 900 dozen pair LADIES' CLOCkED
SYC LE,S.I H(>SI: ut So dozen worth Sci .
b YCLE'S. GESTLEMFN'S LlSEE-T X "
Styles HOSE at IL so box worth s3;
tSY(J.E'S. las STYLES latest novelties LhCEs-sn n
STYLES. as Eretonue, Brabant, ltalion, rorchon.
SYCLE,S. 900 pieces HAMBURG EMBROID-
SYCLE'S. Erred EDGES. L ERTING :,
SYCLE'S.t FLUUNCES, &C., at 3. 4, 5, 9, Z, 5, 8,
SYCLE'St and Oc., aud MI to u per yard:
SYCLk'S. 5 90 dozen TOWELS from 6aup to 2oc.
.sY0LE,S. 800 ION NAPKINS n 6, 6, 10, and 1870.
SYCLE1S. FANS, In great variety, at one half their
SYcLE,S. Ii AIDES, UNDERWEAR:
Styles. I'VE are offering so dozen LADIES,
SYCLE,S.l HEMSTITCHED HAN DkERCHIcFS
SYCLE,S.l at 1880 per dozen worth SO dozen;
lSYCLE,S Ion. lot full regular made HtSEat l21c.:
SYCLE'S One lot SILK CLICKED HOSE ut
SYCLE'S. 1896:
SYCLE'S. Every style made IN I.adies, Gchtie-
SYCLE,S meIs and Misses HOSIERY.
SYCLEIS SYCLE BROTHERS,
SYfIE,S 31l Broad street.
SYCLE,S. between Third and Fourth Streets
SYCLES. Tmy 5-eodl
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MI GLORIOUS NEWS!
DRY GOODS AT BOTTOM PRICES:
TOBEIfAD OF
d. 6 e. MITTELDORFER. ...,

BUNTINGSl BUNTINGS!
Thepopuar dress goods. new stock just received.
BUNTINGS at 12!s, l6A, 1e, 20, 22, and 23c.-in
BLACK CAsHMEREsa q. l2H. 16ss;, 90. o5, ao.s
ALL"W00L BLACK CASHMERE at As. so. So,
90. 65, 10; ~. SOC, and Sl-the best goods Tor
BLA sas "1 TsM + E"f nLNlK GRENAD1NEs,
BLACK LACE, STRIPE BUNTlNGs at very
BLACK HLfACAS at 12E, 1GH. 20. 25. 30. 50.
and 4nc.-'he cheapest and best goods 10 be had
BLACK SILKS from auction from Csc. to s. per
conRTAULD's BLACK cRApE-sreat induce.
A 1T line OF DRESS GOODS, IN ALL the latest no.
TRIMMlNG-SlLKS and sArINs in all shades to
cuESILLE FEINcEs, ii" all the Lew shades, at
l6',c. per yard: .....
nkSK t kbGES TU i Sf ssr asG
cok kbe5I fI FESn IS s.. t.? ne ana &c.
MATTINGS! MATTISGS!
200 pieces WHITE and FANCY MAlTlNGS from
auclion-the greatest bargains ever Offered In
these goods. Al White at l5c., A Check AZ
1Ga;c., Sd Check Mt %, regular price 40c.; 6-i
.f Check III 3Uc. worth SOC.
oIL9Cl olHS. Floor ami lab'e: COCOA NAT
TlEGS. HEMP and WOOL CARPETS, to he
se5 + sser Wf tt s corroNAnEs and
KENTUCKy JEANS for men aud boys wear
from DC. per yard 10 5 Lou:
+. BLUE FLANNEL, for suits, 1T 81 81, SI.Io, ahd
CORSETS! CORSETSl
SIDE.LACE and SIDE-STEEl. CORSETS at SOC;
CORSETS nj %. 80. 35. Use, 81. and 1925:
ABDOMINAL CORSETS, for stout ladies' ut ST.
regular price So
PARASOLS. PARASOLS-a Few stock to be opened
from sc. 10 $5-a large as. ortment;
hosiery for ladies' children. and gentlemen In all
90 styles AMI at all prices. from sc. pair up;
KID GLOTES-thr best Two Button at 3c-regu-
8 lar price 75c.-in black, white, aud coiOrcd:
NOTIONS aud FANCY .GOODs-wc have full
stock: -.s.,. ...
DOMESTICS retailed NJ wholesale prices:
WHITE QUILTS at As, SO, 90, TO, 70, Soc,
. and 81: ..-.... .. .-.
LAUNDKIED SHIRTS at 75c.-reguar price
$1.25.
For bargains In air kinds Of goods go to
ID. & L. MlTTELDORFER'S. s
an 2S-N,WSS 527 Broad street.
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death OF Mn, JOHN a. :LIeGAr.-T The
LSnchburg Eirginiaa of the LIST instant
contains the following brief notice OF the
death OF a prominent citizen OF that place:
Aset& of Ar. Jaia,, a. Liggat. This gem
flemen died at his home yesterday morning
at 10 O'Clock, Had he liked until July next
he would have been Gfty-four years OF age.
MIR. Liggaf vas gesEemsa of strong mind,
OF liberal education, aud extensive travel.
Had he devoted himself TO any pursuit re-
curing heexercise OF large mental capaci.
ties he would doubtIess have attained
marked success. But the possession OF
sortuae placed him shove Ahe necessities Of
personal effort, and he lived outside OF the
great struggle OF life. The emily public DO
sition he ever flied Was that OF ,sNaaistra.e
before the war. End he was DeteA for Che
ability and independence which he hcought
to the discharge OF the duties Of the Office.
He was descended from the old Quaker
families which settled LynchbIrg. and OF
Rhom but few links nov Tema. n. ~ -.
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MtscEGENATIoN.-We read with surprise
in the Fredericksburg Star: re-
- :. w hen the National Government put on
the negro the habiliments of citizenship by
the fouree nth amendment. 1t gave him the
right to marry the highest lady Ia the land,
no matter how red the blood, how blue the
veins, or w bite the skin, provided she gave
her consent, and there was no other lcgai
impedinent.'S ~ :. ,ti'; ~
The &snrteenth amendment confers no
such rigbx, nor any rights: It forbtds any
State to deprive a citizen OF his privileges
and immnities. But these words have
well,knowa meanings, They do not au-
thorize the commission OF crime. Similar
laws exist in: northern States, we. think.
They apply as well to whites rs blacks.
. They are lfte laws forbidding incurahiy-
diseased persons from marrying, or insane
persons, or persons otherwise unfit for the
marriage relation. Does the fourteenth
amendment give every man theright to mar
Try within the prshibited degrees Weesteem
, tho Star so highly that wewlli go no fur
ther than to advise its editor to read the
opinion OF the Supreme Court OF Appeals
e0f Virginia on this question.
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NJ ANOTHER LOT OF CHEAP
..,,.... .,.. GOODS. ....,-...
JUST SEE WHAT A LARGE QUANTITY OF
GOODS CAN De HAD FOR A LITTLE
MONEY.

BUNT1NGs at 1eH 1ealS, e. IS, 80, 50, and 5oc'
BLACK CASHMERE al, less 20, 40, SO, 60. 65,
IS. IS, eoe;, e. and 1925 per yard 'he cheap
BLXCK SILKS at rs, 90. 81. 1925. $3.50, a1.75:
81. and up TO S3 per yard-good bargains Ill Ill
prices; =. - ..-- 20.
BL ACK ALPACAs at l2H, 16ss. 20, rs. so, s5c.,
and up to 81 per yard-nevcr were ~ low;
BLACK GRENADINFS at 5, 10. 20, %: SOC. and
lai r lot q FANCY GRENADINES at s, 10,
PRINTED CAMBRICs, superior quality, at e'5c.
per yard worth 12!3c: ..
DRESS GOODS In great variety at 6F, 81, lo,and
1876. per yard;
LAWNS in prea; variety at the lowest prices;
MAnnEAz GISGHAMs' SCOTCH and AMERI-
COTTON sfIEETiNGs. SnIRTINGs, AMI Pill
LOW-CASINGS ut tie lowest prices:
WHITE QUILTS at 40 75c. 81 1925 81 ard
MARSEILEs QUILTS at 81 so worth 81, at
$3.50 worth -, at 50 worth IS;
OIL CLOTH, two yards WIDE, at 75c. yard worth
L.Cl.nTlI. one yard wide, ut 25c; yard; 49,,
ut extremely low prices; also, great bargains in
GES SAkEMts:, WHITE su1RTs-good cotton
Sn1 naI IEs 9fIa! sos MPsR
cotton and pure Irish. ineu-at 9oc. worth
LADIES' UNDERW EAK or every deScflptlon III
extremely low prices. We offer extrao binary
Inducements in this line. Wchave ladies In this
department TO wait on customers.
PURE LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS, two yards long.
WHITE and TURKEY-RED DOlLlEs at Coo.
per dozen worth 75c.:
LINEN LAP-ROBES IN great variety at sl'25.
SILK sfiIRTs s. Tor gentlemen, at $3.50 worth
$3.50:
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS at 1oc. q set worth
coLoooiR:ED EMBROIDERED COLLARS at &c.,
rnrnerfy sold at 25c.: $500 -.
RUBBER DRESSING COMBS at SC: worth 10c.,
ut 1oc. worth 25c., at l5c worth 4oe"at 25e'
WHITE ana HG' CoLoRED KNlTTING-CoTToN ut
COTTON-YARNS In ulf numbers from to II;
CARPET-WARP. best qnallty, In all numbers:
MACHINE-EEEDI.ES at 25c. for 4 paper OF ten
needles for all kinds except Singer, when are
sold at zoe. paper;
Large bottles Of the best MhCHlNE-OIL ut lOc;
CORSETS In all qualities at tie lowest prices;
UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS direct flom the
manufacturers; -
large assortment of DRILLINGS, GASSIMERES,
TWEEDS. cOTTONADES. and EESTlNGS;
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS In great
variety al the lowest prices; -,
4 large assortment OF LACE and SILK SCARFS,
BOWS, and HASDkERCHfEFS at
LEVY BROTHERS..
1017 and 1919 Main street,
ap20 Richmond, Va.
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ARREST oF PENSION AGENTS IN NEW YORK.
The Cox-Alston murder rr,aI.

ATLANTA, GA, May, 3.-The testimony in
the Cox trial to-day took general range to
bring up all the loose ends and complete the
presentation upon either side. Tie inn
parchment OF the witness Sans and Cox's
statement, were the principal episodes.
Cox's statement was lengthy history Of
bis early life; his business connections with
Aston, which he stated were always Of the
most friendly TO the last; and concluded
with his version, OF the meeting which re-
suited in the tragedy. He claimed that the
shooting OF Aston was done in seli.de-
fence. The case WINS adj ourned until Mon
day, when the argument will begin. Three
OF the strongest counsel wiltargue on each
stds.4 The Interest In. the trial has grown
to be universal. The sentiment is nearly
wholly against Cox. The latter nor his
counsel are sanguine. u =. 1900 IS, s 4
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aCUrsCURA.
CUTIeURA, as; 81
,SJ,Fytsss,fts. STA 80 -
-, ~ THE GREATjsKIN CURE 4s
THE II / MOST HEALING. sooRHIse, AND RE,
& I. 81 FInEsa1Kef i External a. P 'E;''
TIoN!1N TIE WORLD! s .. '...5 i


II rapidly heals Ulcers, Old Sores and Dischsrg-
irg WOUNDS Itching Piles and ether dtcnihg auec.
sfo, ding. liable eradication 10 thousands
Burns Wands a a,I Fe ana !. az hs shns
or tho Scuin. Including Lossof Hair. Nothing like
IL has ever neen known to the most integent pny.
sicans II has swept host OF ffoiseno Gus reneu,es
ont nr Evidence 1T is revolutionary In It's congo
siion and mode OF treatment and succeedstn curing
every external affection Al every stage II Is any
assisted by GUTIcURA SOAP. whica Is ., pars .,
deiirhifniiy fragrant and refreshing Toilet, Bath
and Nursery Soap In existence. -r,,, ,,-,fvn I'm,
agent and Il YER sfimuant should be taken 10 neu-
trnsze and resolve away blood poisons, CAUSED by
the virus Of scrofua cancer canker fnsrnr ds
contagious di leases. wlch maintain aha iosteT US
eases OF The Skin and Scalp. rs-f,..r .r..tst