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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-11

soxrrurSo Goop.--Psopls who like
to sit or lie comfortably should drop In
and take Q look at the new articles In
the comfort line to be found at Grants
Gold Hill furniture store. Sit down 10
one Of his great parlor easy chairs
and enjoy q new luxury. Examine
his new style OF bed lounge,
which 10 comfortable and luxurious in
side and ont and all over L.. Grants
prices are more reasonable and be has q
better stock Of everything from q look.
ing.Rlass to Q heightened psrlor carpet
than can be found this side Of San Fran
cisco.
The old Methodist church has been
moved several times on paper and In
Virginia, but It had made . start Of
about Ave feet this morning. and that
was all.
Assays OF Hale 4 Norcross ore, taken
from the crosscut on the 2l00 level yes.
terday, were a. follows: No. !. gold,
STA %; silver. $2s7 70; total. SAL 81
The streets Of Lower Gold Hill are
already dry and dusty and on the Divide
the wind has licked up every particle Of
moisture deposited BY the melting snow
An assessment Of 80 cents per share
has been levied by the Caledonia Mining
Company, delinquent December l6. Bee
advertisement in another column.
The Grand Jury met at II A. n. today
and II was understood that committses
were to be appointed to investigate the
affairs Of the county.
Miss Cavsndish, while on the coast,
received q salary Of $500 per week and
travelling expenses both here and back to
New York.
The Turkish Review Of the orchestrs
at Pipsr's Opera Housslast evening wa,
sncored with . foros which would not b.
denied.
R. II. Dsgsstt, Nsvada's one Con-
gresham, will go on East Thursday. &C
az to reach Washington In time fol
Congress.
A little son Of Mr.. Mckenzie at Silver
City 10 named Bob Ingsrsoll. He 10 9
very smart boy aud q credit to his name
The noon Of today brought rain. .
dripping. ohizzling rain. one ''to.bs. con-
tinusd.in.our.nsxt" more than likely.
Miss Nellie Holbrook will play "wifs'
to Frank Msyo's "Man" tomorrow
night at Pipsr's Open House.
Coroner Brodsk Il again ct homs and
on duty; or would BE- II he had any duty
TO do.
The temperature Of the water at the
mouth Of the sutro Tunnel IL 1l8 de-
grses.
Edward Wright Of Carson. and Miss
Nellie Boyle Of Gold Hill were married
Sunday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-11
Mining stock Board in chicago.

~hA
CHICAGO, November 1.-THE orssni.
zation Of . mining and stock board was
completed In this city Saturday evening.
A board Of directors Of fifteen substan.
tisl business men was elected. The sx.
eoutivs officers are /: Jesse Spaulding,
President: ]. w. Preston. Vice Presi.
dent ; VIM. Penn Nixon. Secretary, and
George A. Ives, Treasurer. The large
amour. Of Chicago and western capital
that 10 being invested In mining prop.
erty 10 understood to DO the moving
cause Of the organization. Il 10 an.
nounced that good rooms have already
been secured, and that the board will
open for business on the lst Of Dsosm.
bar-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-11
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
lu,orAt 70 Z o .rlI DAILY u.v,
The ELECTIONS.
The Results Very Satisfactory to
Republicans-fhe 0ficial Count
Commences.

NEW YoRx. November 1.-THE Times
says. in It's leading article: "Ths cleo.
tions which have just taken place In the
several States show couclusivsly such
an augmentation Of Republican strength
as to render IL altogether probable that
the Republicans will be able to elect
their candidate for President next year.
Elsctns Q President for . third time
would be an innovation on the custom
Of the country established by our Rsvo.
lutonary fathers-an innovation OF the
most alarming character-and meaning
the overthrow Of our free institutions
and the establishment Of . monarchy.
Anybody and everybody against Grant
10 the motto Of true and enlightened
patriots"
The Sxn publishes the revised returns
from many counties In the State. which
show the following msjorities: Potter,
DEM. for Lieutenant Governor. 1881;
Mackin. Dsm.. Treasurer, 1909; Horatio
Seymour, Jr., DEM, Engineer and Sur.
vsyor, $3.50; Carr. Rep. Secretary Of
State. 873; Ward. Rep. Attorney Gen.
ersl. 2,845; and Wadsworth. R-p., Con-
t~rollsr, 3,095. The Sun adds that IL has
been impossible to get the exact figures
from several counties. and from tho
o~lossness OF some Of the results 1t 10
plain that an official canvass alone can
determine who are elected.
The Times differs from the Suns esti.
mate Of the election results BY claiming
that Hoskins 10 probably elected Lieu.
tenant Governor; also. Wendell, Rep.,
for Treasurer. BY over 5000. The
official count begins today.
The Herald says that at the Republi.
can headquarters the greatest conAdsnos
was expressed that the entire Republican
ticket had been elected, even including
Small. candidate for State Engineer and
Surveyor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-11

The Tax Collector OF San Francisco.
finding It impossible to collect the tag
on q Chinese hospital In that city. levied
on q wooden god or idol that hs found
In the building. The speed with which
tho terrified Cinnamon produced the
money and restored the god to ito place
showed plainly that 1t was q deity OF
considerable influence on Chinese for.
tunes In the next world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-11
Grants success a. . Mediator.

NEW YoRr. November 1.-THE Her.
aids Washington special says: Advicss
received at Washington BY the last mail
report that the Chinese Government has
sent q very satisfactory letter to Japan
in reference to the Loo.Choo question.
This 10 In response to the letter sub.
United by General Grant to Prince Kung.
giving his idea Of what the terms Of
arbitration should be. This letter has
not been made public. but the news
from Japan indicates that the arbitration
OF Grant has averted . war and brought
about hopes Of Q peaceful arrangement
between the two countries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-11

After the war. General z. F. wiuslow
said he hoped to build as many miles OF
railroad in the North 10 be had torn up
10 the South. His Northern record.
chiefly made In Illinois aud lows, nov
scores 637 miles. his Southern record
is only given 10 the words OF Sherman.
that "hs could tear up more miles OF
railroad in less time than any other man
in the army"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-11
Pound 4. Ous or Failed.

Occasion has been frequently taken to
call attention to the fact that L. T. Fox,
next door to the News office, has his
pick Of animals for his market from the
best cattle ranches Of Nevada and Cali.
iornia. There 10 no better meat In the
world than can DO found at his market,
and families and hotel and restaurant
keepers have found 1t out or have failed
to please their customers II not in busi-
ness. See his advertisement elsewhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-11

TIE PIoSEEh FAN. The Ladies
Committee Of Arrangements for the
coming fair and festival OF the Pacahc
Coast Pioneers will meet at Pioneer
Hall. Virginia. on Wednesday ltomof.
row) afternoon. at 2 o'clock. Az lazy
friends OF the Pioneers are invited.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-11

There is q young man in osdiz, Ken.
lucky, Of such Q susceptible and sympa-
th.tio physical composition that be was
forced at one time to abandon . position
In . drug store for the novel reason that
he could not handle any medicine With.
ont being affected with all the eonss-
qusncss il was calculated to produce on
the party for whom II was INTENDED.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-11

A Philadslphis reporter says that hs
would rather 60 back to the drsb hat Of
his Quaker ancestors than sport . poor
little martyrsd bird upon bis bonnet.
Hs would, would hsf Would rather kill
q poof dear little innocent shssp to
make him Q hat than 70 wear . sssaw
bonnet with Q bird on iH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-11

A young woman at Smyrna, N. Y,
had Q dream many years ago Of eight
men standing In = row before her, With
outstretchsd hands. She interpreted
this to mean that she would have eight
husbands. Her seventh husband died
lately, and, although she 10 now "a. abe
10 confident that the dream will bs full.
allsd. Perhaps the eighth 10 the under.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-11
O. q.

o. \. oAILur. opposite he Bsnk Of caiifos.
MA, Cola Hi. kssps constantly On hand "
hvorits branda d Imported ctQr. sho'ss BIT
etgszs, III kinds Of chewing tobsooo. mssr.
schsum pipes, school books and Stationary o.
~ d~ssetp1ooA AAs su4lsgy, ~ teys 20 tanev
eooes q M6n41s ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-11
SUICIDE.

A distinsuishsd scientist onee said' "No
man with Q strong and hs,lthy stouseh ever
committed suieids," and Jet many are suffering
the torturss OF the damned with Dyspepsia
whom Q single bottle Of DIR NfNTIE's Rpglish
pandslio.. Liver and Dyspsp,is Pills will give
rslisf. and. n persisted 10. will cure the worst
case Of this distressing trouble. This pill
cures torpid Liver spd Btliousness. :, ga!ste-
The Bowels. removs Plmplss from the Face,
eufes sail,v oomplsxion, Foul Breath. SICK
Hes isehs, HsGrtburn, Pain IN the sidss and
Bsck. n suesrcostsd and GUARANTEED 10 DO
PUnELY 7RG8TABLx. IL acts directly upon
The costins OF the stomach and on the Liver ;
can be tsien IN any climsts- vet o. DRY
vssthsr. Beware OF limitations. The GsHttSl
la 40 engraving OF Q lion on the outside wrap
psr. Pncs % esats. For sale By ali dfuggists.
rrrss have been more cures Of seminal
veatpess. nervous debility and paralysis msds
by II wonderful Rbglish rSmedy, Hif Ashley
Cooosrs vial Restorative. than BY al other
rsmsdiss combined. Why will you su6eri
sSnd 70 A.. e. Mintis, u. D., No. II Kssrny
ssrsss, San Francisco. for the Restorative, and
b cursd. Prios, y per bottlf four times the
quantity, go. Try sbottis. mhSa ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-11

The kilograms tell Of great marine
losses on tho Eastern coast. The past
week has been ssssson Of unprecedented
disaster.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-11
REPO.r.


LA@I
$40 RAYMOND & Ely. | 40. 1 45. IN
$50 Eureka Con-, :5S
90 Jackson, 4
1880 Bemont, I. 95c
20 Leopard. SOC
$50 Gils. ijc
l25 Northern Belle. 5t
200 Hussey. loo
675 Metallic, 1. 9Sc
100 X K Con..3
1000 Argenta,
500 Navajo, Coo, csc
1900 Endowment, 1Oc
IS Independence. l 45. I 40
700 Star. i0c
100 Tuscarors,
23i0 Belle Isle. 4 Is, 4 70. AZ. 4 30. 4 IS,
40
1910 Day. I 40. IL
$50 Paradise. 1. 95c
800 Real del Monte. ., Gu
9s5 Nj. DiAblo. IN. II. liz
800 North Belle Isle. 40c. Sc
rs Wales. So
i40 Bodis. 1874. l3S. i3k
AIS Bschtel. I IS. IL
500 McClinton. Coo. CSC
$50 Tiosa. 3s.3
260 summit. l 20, ~
100 Bulver. liz, lls
lao Syndicate. On, on
1900 Goodshaw. 40c. 45c. zoo
1000 Maybelle, 35c
200 Oriental. l5c
500 Champion. zoe
500 B~lackhawk. &c
lass Booker. Con-. | Is. I 90. II
500 Queen Bee. 53e. 6oc
29J Mono, O., Gu
100 Dudley. Ia
Con. Pacific. ~ bid. ~ asked
400 University, 20c
1880 Jupiter.
COO South Bulwer. 400
100 Richer. 2Oc
80 Defiance. SOC
800 Addeuda. 45o
$50 MONDAY
l25 North MONDAY. "
$50 Vortex. soc. SOC
$50 Orient. 40e
100 Boston Con-. I 80. I IS
40 Martin White. IL
100 Atlas, i0c
1900 Tip,op. l 40. l IS
100 Silver King. Gu. ca
l2s Caledonia BLACK Hills. ~. > 60
Spring Valley Water. ~ asked
w 1Oiucu AofEos - sAe
10 Grand Prize.
ms
ls5 ophir. 81. sou. sou
ITO Mexican. son, sou
SOS Gould / Curry. l0S, los
l260 Beat 4 Belcher. 20it. 20. 20S b5
ios5 California. 81, So
,995 Savage, Ii, ISL. l6 b, lGs
$40 Con. Virginia. So, ~
6sS Chollar.
ass Potosi. 81. 81, 6s
$40 Hale i Norcross. Is
SIS Crown Point. 5 90, 5 20
$50 Yellow Jacket, i5a. Is
SIS Imperial. l. s5s
$50 Kentuck,4
ITO Alpha. ~. l3t
$40 Bslcher. 3 20,
500 sierra Nevada. sc. 55s. IS. Ssh
ITO Utah. i0S. l9h. i9s
IS Bullion. 6a, 81
400 Exchequsr. 4k.i70
100 Confidence. IL
Is 0vermsn, III. 81
sos Justice. IA. 2 10. 2 co
COO Succor. 23e
SIS Union Con. .G5. CT. ss, eas. ssx, s3S
440 Alta. 81, 8. 5 $50.
1850 Lady Bryan. SOC
$50 Julia. 81. . 90. SIS
755 Caledonia. I 30. l IS. I 50
90 Challenge. ~
500 Silver Hill. 9jc. l
SIS New York. SOC. 35e
hoo Phil. Sheridan. 500
so Occidental. 2 20
SIS Lady Washington Con-. o5, l. 10
$50 Andes, I Is
400 Wells Fargo. lOc
100 Scorpion. A.. 4 GO
1400 Trojan. l0c
rs Benton Con-, 8 20
80 Solid Silver, 25c
li40 Golden Gate. 2 IS. 2 40
400 Con. Dorado. ~, IA,
SIS Fiowsry. 6oc. Csc
SIS North BONANZA. I 20. ! Is
2460 Msckay. l5e
$50 Mountain View. 3 10.
500 PlutAs, 2 40
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-11
si,ss5 81 PROFITS IN 30 DAYS.

what $40 did In Wall street on the mutual
safety plan. Pamphlets explaining everything.
with two unsrrins rules f6r success. sent free.
Our Gus omsrs In al paris Of the country are
rvaliKlng lArgc profts every month. send for
Pamphlet. Address sixrsos q Co, 40 Rx.
change Place, New York. t2m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-11
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
Kearneyism Rampant.

ts,,ou. TO II, ootO III. DALI r.vs.I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-11

NIrAN TOWELS AND SHARP nAxoRA
ouiok. smooth, Neat. Iirstelsss Wofk,
Hsi, Cuttina ana Dressing dons N IL moa
sftisto, suitable and nsiafHctofy styis.
Ths oh Ptonsef SASeen ~ esaese =
, 1879-05-31

M. .. an!' +, on that motion l call tho yeas and
Tue motion was carried. on cali Of the Yeas
hn1 nays.
sntgg called IN sannto Resolution ~, propos-
tnE Ia submit 10 n vuto Ut thr peupla thu nlcs.
linn uf whether or not Tho present systcm Of
Normal schools should bo maintained Or not.
Mitchell moved TO iay The motton on the table,
which wAa carTfcd
Immediately sfter The recess Of the 1lousc to-
.lay Willis D. IIanktns, Assistant Clerk OF the
House, was presented with = hoautffut gold
canc by Maso1l. on behalf OF ILLS friends. Alter
making n brilliant llstIo Bpeeeh. ltc was called
upon to sng, and rot otf the following travcsty:
When war a lad served term
4n s!s sehool A. rontlsc f9E ySuiha ySh e., reaoru n
Andnroyca myhrtf ayste'natio liar.
He'd w syaten,atiea},eo
THAT ntw an. a Clork ot the Assembice.
+ ii asye' snt sss tss 'fsS*'tfs cisss n Il, A...pe
tLaighser and nppiaaac.)
Thoy sent mo up for ninety days,
Hut let nc nut IN tllpp 10 vota Tor Tlayna.
Which na'!e mo solid @ with tho party Idrds.
That now an, Ciofk of tho Assemblies.
II hAtlN't votod 70 freqncntro
III ncyer boen Clerk of tLa Assamtlen.
fIanghter.1
1have no party principle;
My 1use for lncrn Is lnvlnclbo:
IalwnYa tFhtl WitA tho crowd In power,
Anu iaxc n,y aSag al thu dividing hour.
llook my swa9 tits time, Jun nee,
II Clerk oer diem from The 1'tcasnfee.
Without tnat swaR tl1cfe'd ncscr be
=. A Clerk Of nnY Legislative AssembIee.
[App!ause from The Democratic side.
1'ro sung this song 10 gain applause
OF tho Dcmacratlc fellows who here make faws.
lsupporo they thlnk every worl I've said
LEA truthful emanatfon from lcscs heads
Hut II all 1'rc tsll wste ttac I'D be
Untt to bo Clerk OF this Asscmbtea.
I'd hayo " walt till ncmocrucea
Elected Inc CLERK Of their Asaembtes.
Loud laughter and applause
Peters insisted an pressing thu Kinds License
III to a vote, though there was disposition on
the part Of tlr members to evalc It. lIe bic-
cce1cta in bringing 1t forward, but j. was killed
By a voto Of 63 yeas to 81 nnys. This was tho
last net Of Importance performed by the lfDusc,
md tile $4,000 women Of Illrols who have
been pleading for this measure all winter, md
who l.avo stIur'! t!iutt names to tile petitions
Whict, have been presented to tito Legislature,
Mny Judge whotl!cr or not this last legislation
was ID kocping. with the history OF this body
since It has hatl organization.
At X:g0 o'clock quorum assembled in tic
House OF tho Thirty-l1rst General Assembly for
the Inst time.
During tho forenoon members Ind been pack
Ing up. thelr bucks. cleaning The plumber out Of
tleIr desks. a'ld ilting their wastc-Daprr bask-
cts With scraps, OLD wash.btlls, livery bills,
truck, tho accumulation Of q long winter aill1
summer session Of tho Legislature. In thts
process many reminder of ttosu ancfenk times
werc brought to Hight when this old session
| was young. Nearly ilra months have Eo.lc by
since that remote period when this sesslou be-
inIacenrcs of freu lunches, Of protrnetcd de,
bauchea and Of remorsefui couvn1csccncc. But
few members hare accomplished all they Dc.
sired, aud many hayo failed In everything,
, 1879-05-31


tteec.al nispatch IN 7ae Tribune.
WASIIIAaroN, d. t., MAY 3u.-The .Shtjoha
Fletc, the osEGlI uf Greenb4clscrs ut tho Cap1tu,
will print tu-nlurrtW Statements from members
Of that party IN Congress Oh tic proposition 10
unite their fDrcu with tho Democrats in tic
cuslttuE Uhto cniu,sAtgn. Nearly alt at their.
sha,uly upposu such coalition. Tie fullowin.
arc their opinions III brief:
slr. iocum, III Pcnnsylyania-"C Coalition IT,
Ohio means annhalon lor thu Nationals.
. With twenty hard-n,uueY Democrats In tin
present ilouso Ut Representatives nn financial
measure looking to relief Of any kind ta1i be
passed by thv1l. Tlr SattonaIs aluuc make It
possible. II the object II to give our,
sclycs away 10 tl!c purity that ean.
not a,m will uot iaynr financial
relief 'ncasurea, tleu form coalItnn with tl,a
Democrats, i would not only arco,nplsh this,
hut It Would blot out vi cxtstcucu IN Otlo thu
only party that can or viii DO II. Wlilu tl.e
Other States are tnaschlng OH to tho music oa
s!rtoEy, Ohio will hs
LEFg 70 sTAHr AHRw
undcr other u,.tt tuore eapatlu lsa,lcrs.''
Dir. Jones, of Iexns-"ItIt Democracy real
1xe the NECESSITY Of carrying Ohio au1 osgap
Jxius III that State, and Courress il kept hire
fur that purpose. The Silver BILL WAS unaoubt
edly aestgned to pleaaa Ohlu, AMI SUI,
purtud by ,haril-1nonay Democrats even
,l,at they mfght thereby insure coalition l,creo
Grccnbackrrs ana Democrats. Every mos
nadc that puts It's ~ tie ltght Of u tall to tn
Democratic kitc Is rutnous to Us. We mus
tight II out aluie, aud can dtspcl tllat Idea. Ten
OF thousands Of voters will hrta! loose from
tsla Republican party 4ud 1olu Us. Wa ata Gu
gagged iu
Fl6ETlNU THE MONEY PoWEn,
hnd have uo right to roy With either Of tho OF
iactions. Let us inyltu hollcst tneu to coalcse
with u, sssd leave HIS old ha!ka to founder
Ohio will follow her uwn Judgement, Of GouEss
Iul Trust she Will be spared thu humiliation q
witnessing lls surrender Of the Qreenback ia,
, 1879-05-31
yYALLACE'S COMMITTEE.

Srtctri .N's,a.ch to 1as 7rtauns.
WARRINGTON, D. G., May W.-The Wallace
Committee Is conducted In most uno1alnplcd
partisan n,anncr. The purposu of tho Demo.
cratic majority seems to be 10 examine all The
Democratic witnesses they can Gud In the diff
fcrcnt statrs, ulIow 10 esoss-cxasninatton, uuu
permit nu Witnesses to be called by the Rcpul,-
lleans until after tile foil elections This has
been done in PHILADELPHIA, and promises TO b.
louc in New York. Tllc Democrats haye .leen
compelled to abandon their tllcory tl.t thu re-
publican Deputy A!nrahale were not ,nen OF good
character, us It l.as beeu coneluslyclY proved
ti,At they were good meI.
, 1879-05-31

wns as mild as they could mako II, and Tho
President got into hot wntor bv suggesting
thai its ianE,tngc VIVA mt respectful, while RID
tllo atousl ~ IN It's defense, bnt eoult, not bo
llsnrd I, 0n account @ ol llle racket nndc or INC
From grace, merry, a.sd peaco tley wcnt over in
Il twinklng 10 the worldly. words Of
"frn,id," corruptton," md "atca1." II ended,
Mt last, By calling the roll GU motion to strike
out tho Inst par. Of tile protest, but the moton
failc.l. as t!r Rernbltcans refused to vote, and
no quorum thereby appeared, 10 tho Senate ad.
1oufucd to IL tomorrow. anu tho prutcst Roes
III the record.
, 1879-05-31
ADJUSTMENTS.

TIE RosEDALE" MATINEE.
Tho management at l1avcrly's Theatre an
nounce that alr. Wu1lack's. matinee today will
begin at precisely half-past o'clock, instead of
9 rs usual. The reasons for this are that
Rosedalc," as produced by Mr.. Wallack, is a
most etaboratc aIfuir, and, rs It. Ia to be played
again this evening, the members OF tile COM
rany require somo rest between the afternoon
uni night performances. The evening enter
ta[nmcnt will bo the last time .Mr. WnllncE will
play here this aeason but the excellcn. con,-
pany wlll appear on Sunday night in Mr. Sla,l-
non's very Interesting version Of L'Arronge'e,
Mctn Leopold play which appeals to tlIt
and incidents suggestive of tho struggles be-
tHccu capital 4llu labor.
, 1879-05-31

with reason, TINT fully 85 per cent Of tho power
OF the water can be utilized IN this machine
The repairs cansIht rlnlnly IN the renewal OF
the backing of the watcr cylinder, which col! nc
done With very trlalng delay. Rnd at but little
expense.
'ilr sinai, number OF working PARTS, tho slow
speed Mt which try MOVE {n,ost nf them being
fabricated BY water(, rttiucc the frequency,
simplify the character. and henco tho coat Ut
repairs.
The manipulation Of the machine Ia vory
simple, merely tho opening and clos!ttg Of tile
water valve 6Y the operator III the eur.
The tnntsoH Of the car Is perfectly smooth md
entirely notsctcss.
'rhe urcratt,nla USUALLY taken for the nyol-
ance of accfdont through the breaking of t1!G
snspc1lllnE ropes allh safety catchcs haye nil
been supplied IN thu Hale n,acF,Ine. tho rst by
BY the a.loutton uf one Of thu, u,oat anMovcl
forn,s pf catches, ntd ono tliat has 1ccn testel
by actual use.
Otner sources OF salcty src thc strenath Of all
tlse parts submitted to strain, fidelity In .lsc
aclec;ft,n OF iIiG materials used, md the carG
with which tho w|l0le Of the work is executed
Relieving that The Government desires tic
best naclllncry, nt,f atcli MS will solnport With
The character of the building III which 1t Is to be
placed, a,nl flsU tllnt no expense should be
spared to tnsurc tls.. safety anl coinfurt Of thu
many Individuals who WILL lso tho elevators,
md for t!,e rcasuns Glvu1t nhuyc, We confidently
recommend machines of the strength md plnn
ot those fills described In tho specifications a1
bid M. O. submitted BY ". H. Hale .S Co., Of
Chicago. Very respectfully, soas ohess.ent sosy-
ants, FnEp ulsAfr,
chasrmnn Civil Engineer, 1897 Arch hstrucl, ph,la-
hclphia.
nss,,ses-Naehin'st, :, u. s. Nars:iasa. Wathlntt0n,
j. y. DuRNAll,
, 1879-05-31
In order to promote Democratic succeas on I


In order to promota Democratic succeas on
doubtful plntform IN 1aS0.t
Nr, Murch NJ Mafnc-.sr h.q. not the ,,pht
N or,r a,vtrc ,,s ho,,ovo In .,,ccos. y; ,,,r
~ nv ""'. ""s os'e'e .'e o@~ ~ ~
=. -. ' -.
s"oa'" .o" tns peupie c'st."aeFo ',I's w ~ n'o
mol i'Eht,nE LOT postaons, anx'ons on's ao' t''e
sExr THEIR POLITICIANS TO TIE REAR.
r1r,,, ,vo ror tn,,,a,n ,hc -ro,nn1c t,,cra cY.
st,,t.., ~ ~. ,.o"n, ~ rn,b,,r r. f,.o win
"'"'se.' w a'au'"s " "o'".oe' ~ tuee WV
ono pasty Is only TO tca7e tne ot"cr 'ntnet' att.
thereby leave US where No started Wa aeo too
mucl, In tarucst tu be- cn,,rht like flies with
m.,i.s.n. i ~''''
H. lInssc,1. of North cnro1lna-n1 r. we eycr
expect 10 carry out nl,r principles to SUCCESS.
ful termination VIC must
KEgp Atoor pRou TIE OLD. .rAnTIks.
in my otate ltnus1nas o. men VI heNunltcan,
anteecaehts ".il!a oo uFiVen o!it u W. sltofl,a
eeek eoa,,,on With nnrsy is,nt aas 40 persi.t.
UctnncrutB, They may MAKE their platform
strong III Dhin,-,hrs did 50 iu i97s.-ycs II,
1870 what DID II a.noslnt 10 nj .hu National Con.
sen W. . s .s.,.. ',ss s"s ',.1.st
n.'us; nna t"s lresenI 1"oeae9s at s'apms ""aa
Sa!ne i ~ re GNen W Neu'oifa''c olcoEes' IL
UNTIL ch1Ni oreaas tl1c 1se. 49,,
AZ. ruru, ~ Mssouss-t T.: sna! waten 1aa
.',t,, 1-r"nt IN ,r".t Wcat n,,i fnr nrtn.tnic
~, tEn.t ta+o ".i,t In m ~. wonr, ~ ~
@ nart nf ";,r frIu. hcrs. Wntr nt,t nreel,minC i
to ollcr advice. 1 am lrce to saw I hope tleg
vii t,Ire "a ~
WI A''' ~ -
'.h"eo' thA.eo""'
anu ticket. nave NJ ia!ttl IN Democrnttc
pledges, htad View union win item as suicidal
fo'ls On ,anf otlier ierms than 'their
uhequlFoca! acceptance 'pl our poi