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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED.

ITO TIE fOLLowIN0.NAMRD DEFRND.
i ants and 70 all owners OF or clAima1ts 70
the real ss.sts and improvements thereon. or
improvements whtn Assesssd ssparatsly, IN the
Town Of Gold III ], Storey county. Nevada,
hereinafter described, known and unknownf
You are hereby notified that suits have been
commenced In the Justices Court OF Township
No. 3, Storey county. Nevada, BY ths Stats o.
Nsvada, plaintiff. against each OF the dsfsndsnts
hereinafter named, and each Of the fellow.
ing-ds.cribsd tracts or parcels OF lsna Win
the Improvements thereon. and improvements
when separately assessed, and all owners Of %
claimants TO the same. known or unknown. 70
recover the tar and delinquency asssesed 70
said defendants sgsinrt said property. for the
hscal year commencing the lst day OF Janusry,
A. D. ISIS, aud ending December 81, A. D. 1913.
and thai Z summons has been duly issued In
each case. And you are further notinsd tnas
unless you appear and answer the complaint
nied In said Court on or before the 18Th day Of
August. A. D. lsT9. ct the hour Of IL o'clock
4. =. Of said d.y: ,udgmsn; viii t Ss I,0u. tasss
msnts therein described, for tbs amount q tax
and dsllnq qusncy specified and costs Of suit
Mans. @ Tsz aad DstssSsy.
d. aesesrty--Tax and delinquency on
part OF lot No. IL. block NO. !. range
D, and improvements. JIG %
Gee Les--TsI and delinquency on 81 feet
Of lot No. ., block No. .. range Q. ana a.
tmproyemsnts' ts';;;.;;.:.;;:'.......,.. ';;;.;.:. - ...
Burke : Hamilton Mining Co. e9rpSn
~, block No. !, range Il. and improve
J. P. xdsm;.Tss and delinquency %
part Of lot u. block I. range :, aud
impfovomenn... .....::..;;;....... Wv
and and inproysssni: @ M @ 81 90
Dennis Cahill-TaK and delinquency on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24

wzxs Q bee brings pollen into the
hive, he advances to the cell In which
IL 10 70 bs deposited and kicks 1t oh;
another bee. one Of the indoor hands,
comes along and rams It down with his
head and packs IL into the cell as a
dairy. maid packs butter into frkin.-
John B,uroughs. We would prefer not
to have any dsiry.msid pack our butter
that way.-7rawiu's Record. II our
butter must be packed in that way. let 1t
be done by bald-hssdsd dairy. maid
Roms Sesiia<l.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24
40 PATENT, NO PAY.
-RAIRNTa

NsrAINKD ron nloaANIoAL psyIoIs,
~ medical or other compounds. ornemsnss
designs. trsds marks and fabs,s. csyeees -.
signmspts, !ntsrfersnces. InffingsmssSs =.
"a 70 We make preliminary sxsminsaosa -
furnish opinions - 70 pstsnteniny. ~
ehsree, and all who are interested ~ ~ ~ = ~
tions md Pstsnts ars invited 20 80 ior slS,x
Of OUT "Guids for Obtsinins fst 49,. 49,
u sGnt NE 10 any sddress. 80 -. pssscts NJ
otSsr S ysiusbis matter. Daring ne Esss "
% yssss ~ hsys ootaipsd nssrly t.sss - - ~ ~
pstsnts ior American and fofsigr iayseso -. -
eounty N The Unioo' 'sisieqrs'
Addrses LOUIS BAeoIA ; 90,
s.,,..,c,s of patents and Attorne5e 8 LAvs
- proIt Building. Warrington. D. q.
80" -. -. jS0 Do ssHia {. ladj : :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24

A handsome, solid. sterling. silver vase cup,
richly engraved aud elegantly dssignsd-a gem
Of art-as the nrst prize for the team MAKING
the moet points shooting to bs conducted &C
cordinr % the rules Of the United States Ma.
tional Rifle Association. Distance. 100 yArda.
R.ch man to have tan rounds. A. second priIe
10 the above the Club givss ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARs. gold coin. " the team making the
second best score. ..I C.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24

II DA.
NEVADA: THURSDA
BAxKRRs ANB BReKERs. Z,
THE NEVADA BANK
or sAn FRANCISCO.
sAs SlAsouoo.. oo...............aAIuoaaI
r.,A ., o.,.s.l........sls, ssssss-o.,A
s..srvs %. .. Bs.Aas..- s.sss.sse-os,A
"I,...ts
DIRECTORS,
Loum ncLAx1............ Ifea6eet
JoHG Y. HIoIii. Q. I IL00D.
Z JAA1s q PAIR. I. -'',.f
o::s,.:; -. :; v;,;;s: =. z. AZ. R..
Assuts 5. Acv York. ...... 70. 7. oE.nslBsos
% Wan stssss,..:.-.. loso. L. 1esA
ISSUES oennS.eal "a fnv,,s c,saAs.
svaiiabis IN ahy. pAn 81 ~ waiA ksks.
t.aaatsn q noasy p sshttsls ~ saesstacd
dnws sxsAsas ~ easssSavAsees' S,i
~. ps.n sas - 90 vsaiissss ~
Dssaisk1s' ns..stisa. .s.a.t =. ..s.
ExohANcI.
o. the psinetpsi eitiss throeshpA ~ United
500. SlropS, Japsn, OhiH9 ma shs East
indiss, ths knstrsiian oolonibS and New xss-
lAsd' md On Hoae'ai. ta.yx:T i rs ; II;
Nuv Yoas BAxxlss-Ths Bsek q New Yosk.
N. q. l., Ansriean Exehaass NstsoaA Bank
Lospos BAxrsss-nssss, sni,k. ;fyss 4
Smiths; ths Union Bank Of tondoa, ata
BANK: OF VlRaINli.,
D. n. JACKSON Observation-Disclosures
c. pANixLS.................. ......oAsEus
mH1s BANK DOES A O xsERAL BANKINa,
i stock and Exchange Buslnss. l....i..
--II. r. d .HI
stseks Dsughs and seid ssd Carried
81 Liberal Aarsiss.
EXCHANGE for sale on sll the principal
eitiss vi kurops and the Orient.
M A.w. WHITE. xsnsgr.
L. q. FRAMkEI,
uor ,t.
srook AND MONEY ssokIR.
OFFICE = MAI. street, Geld Riil, jss'
assvs the Bs.k sr CaIifs.sia.
STOCKS BOUGHT, SOLD AND CAR.
RIRD ON mARGINs.
His correspondents In Gan Frsasisso are
I. aLAzIRR . CO., Members Of the sas
Francisco Stock and Exchange Board.
In Fs.s''
r II. RALETOE.
COMMISSION STOCK SRokER
MAIN STREET. GOLD HILL.
STOCKS SOUGHT AND SOLD
oARRIED on AAnaH.
MONEY ADVANCED on ACTIVE ACCOUNTS
STRICTLY COMMISSION BusINEss.
y. .. fnox,sox. S.R. pousLAsa.
DOUGLASS / THOMPSON.
srooK AND MoHEY BRoEERs
OFFICE,
81 SOUTH O sTRksT. vn0INl
pppos,.s xsvss BuiAiasI y
cTooKs BOUGHT AND SOLD ON ooN-
y mission and carried % margins.
Correspondents. LATHAM . KrSa. a.
Francisco. ..,.... ....-
SILVER souoHr AND SOLD.
| Sm
T. 3. hcGURN,
.4i.lAf f.
STOCK AND MONEY saokER.
100 South Q st., Virginia,
WILL BuY AND SELL STOCKS ON o0N.
w mission on the most favorable terms
viii also oaxTy stseks on Margin md
us,sy Lar sn All 0sod uaskseahls
0eearisiea.
GOLD AND sILvRR BouoHF ANp
spo. n, pAuA. L.P. pAlxIxl
L. p. DRExLER 4 CO.,
STOCK BROKERS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
Or. SAMFORD'S
DOLLAR |,' PAD.!.
Liver and Absorbent PaU
The Best and Cheapest Liver ana
Body Pad In The World. .,se
LIVER, LUNGS, STOMACH, sPlfiM.
BACK AND KIDNEYS. Z II

Az fry,ovrp APPLIANCE for o. 90 to pSvsas.
Relieve and Cure ths following diseasss:
Agus ana Fever, Dumb Asus, ohill1, Liver
Complaint, biliousness, Jsundioe. Tosptlity.
Rniafgsmf nt Of the Liver. L.ssituds. tnAiess.
tion, 0yspepsis. SICK nsedaehA, Depscssioa q
spirits. Dullpsss. want q Appetite. nsl4ttl
Csts. Rhsumstism, Neursi,ia, Lunbsgs, Deia.
tia, Patns IN the SIDE, Back. Bones and uus.
clss. Fer The kslisf Of Asthma. cetasrA, Rpa'i
cAltis, Dipshthssia. Wbooplng Cough, Msak
Lungs siso Qrvst Rslisf In Female Msak.
mesa and -Ireguixrity.
Ths Oss DoiIsr PsAs are yithin lie
reseh q syssy suffsrsr. Rich or Poor. fu1l
else, highly msdicated, containing the ibsAt
known absorbent ingrcdisuts. and will prove
boon 20 all, Old and Ysu.Es mels hnd
RensIs. Can Be worn st az Inns and under
an circumstances without Interfering With
iNtssuai treatment. By wearing this pad ovse
ths plt Of Jour stomach. you savs deeaors
bulls, avoid taking nsuseous drugs, correct the
stomsch, invtsorste the Liver. prevent hilisus'
ness. abcorb from the o stem malarfal ana co.,
tsRious diseases, and dnd ready rslief. uysu
want certificates, We can stnd them. n;4i
Price, full regular Liver sise. saeh
Large Body Pad. rubb~r sck.........oos seae
We ssnd them b; pot, prspaid sysryvhe.s.
TAKE NJ OTHtR. but ineloss the amo0n 70
us, aud you vii receive siihsx stss osdsrvd b
return Ia,il Addrsss COOS .S.at
@. A. G00K q CO, Chiesrs.
aols ApentA tcr u, +, and Canada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24
Price, full rsgular Liver sise..........Q1 eael
Largo Body Pad. rubb-r sck.........o1s saee
SOLD sY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

VAN .oHAAcK STEVENSON . co., whsis.
sale Drusgists. Chicago. tupply The tzads o.
mAnufsctuIsrs' prices
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24
GOLD HILL MARKET a.i'''
Next deer % shs Nsws oaess
L.r.Fox. =. PRoPRIEToAs
At THIS MARKET CANI
"A always b. found
FHl oHoI0Isr -r
asss osiEta..

Our animals. beng sslsetsd frcn tns -
ostsis F.anehss In Nevada ana csn0fniA sn
Avn lyySs&{varS ATT FAMILIES AND RoTIIa vim
Ana a 10 thsif sdvantage 70 patrogino Nd
1srtst where they win alwsys BE- sup1dsd
Vith the best meats the country can seof& u,
HKNDYRID TALLow, for MIL ana niai,g
purposes, coustantly on hand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-28
Il GREAT sTRIKE IMPENDING.


PITTsBURGH May 27-.On Monday fore
noon next it is more than probable that tho
entire iron industry OF Pittsburgh with its
scores Of millions Of capital and its thousands
Of workmen. will become entirely idle. and
Pittsburgh will experience long and dsas-
trous strike such as she has never known be-
lore. II all grows out OF the ili-judged actions
OF the puddlcrs, who held n meeting last Sat
urday and determined to ask for the sumo rate
OF wages as WAS paid last year. The pud-
dlcrs make new contract with the .mnnufur-
turers on the first OF every juno. which remains
In force for one year. As soon rs the mnnulnc-
turers heard of the puddlcrs' action they held "A
meeting and unanimously agreed to pay the
old rate. becuusc 1t would hc ruinous I'm Wow II
the present depressed condition OF tn" trade. to
incrense wages. Last Saturday night the pud-
ders held their final meeting and adopted n
sliding scale on basis of IS u ton for puddii ing
when bar iron is worth % cents pound Each
advance Of onp-tenth OF cont in the price OF
iron sends pudding M TO- Is. and 90 cents a
ton according to the rise ia the price Of iron;
The mill owners will not pny these rates and
the puddlprs will strike. and this will prevent
oil other classes Of iron workers from laboring.
the strike Will be made on Monday. and no ono
can. foretell when II will end or what evil will
grow ont of II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-28
DISCUSSING STATE RIGHTS.
The Old Controversy Revived by the Bin TO
Prevent Contagious Diseases.

WASHINGTON. May 27.-The House OF Rep
resentativcs to-day took up the bill to prevent
the Introduction OF contagious or infectious
diseases in the United States. tho Senate bill in
relation TO that matter being substituted for the
House bin. Mr. McGowan Rep. Mirhlspokc in
favor II the hlll. arguing that ~ WIS uui0uht-
eddy constitute nuHl Tor tongrnrS tn l"gislutr lu
IA" subject Ol a NATIONAL puuriitlur. II" >1tl
thnt, As a rule, local quarnntine hnl vi. nllv
failed. II New York received .micruut ships
with cholera on board. and nude uf tnat CITY "a
great uOgur spot what remedy luI Now Ork
state. pcnu~ ylyaulh. or Massachusetts
Mr.. l,ce Rep. Mass. declared That the Govern
mrut had mo- authority 90 establish Quarantine
laws. lie said that bee must vote uEulurt the
bin ms trrnchinE on the Stat" rights guaranteed
hy the Constitution. tnat have been recD cui2eI
hitherto ia thc legislation % Congress ana In
tln DECISIONS Cd. the supreme Court
Mr.. GOoIv Dem. Nu.I denied that the Hill in
frnEcd on suite uuprunfin" regulations. II sim-
Div provided ihUt the National Board Of Health
should aid state or municipal authorities in the
regulations of the different State Governments.
Mr.. Cuus,r N;rp vi .h.l ulyo atcd the bill
which 70" said. % % r'rnut ANYTHING. meant that
Lutte authority over tho Srltcs
Mr.. Hooker Dem. Miss expressed sur
prise that the pending measure should have uro-
Noked discussion OF the question OF state
rights
After some further discussion, and the rriec-
ton Of two amendments. the bill was passed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-28
sTREEE-CLEIyING PLANS.
Ex-JudEe Hilton MIthdraws his Proposal
Croton In the Cutters.

The Police Board yesterday referred the
following to Its street-Ceanng Committee:
Nlw Yohk May ~ 1870
To N, Cnmi,.ionei Of n, Polo, DJuinof V %, ~ ~ Nes
lnt.
GrSfuNfN' Having received no communication from
your Hrl frou c subject OF the offer contained IA my
letter ol Ma, =. l-5a and bcins unwilling TO have 70 re-
maiu .icn indefinitely. ! therefore withdraw H. This
ncOi ut however irtycut your continuing the delivery
tom" u ttrtt sNrcpH-s Co. TIE pNt,ut 40 1000 tons.
a more. % }o1 ict' 90 disposed Very rc.irct
lNIIf tnur-. NtNM litrnN.
Tho street sweopincs referred 10 10y Mr.. Hilton
ar" fur contents ~ number Of scows which
bay" been Delivered ,o him weekly for disposal
eyer siucs the spring opened.
Ihe Common Council yesterday. on motion Of
Alderman Smells, lt~scd the following:
hs.tei That the Department OF Police amt Health ana
q. tUfu--luurr U fNiur NNtN, hr amt thc, here.
Dos rirt etN recommended. audi so Gar a., mi, common
t'ur Dog iIr iNWrr iifr i't o. cause tlc CUTTERS r
tr several -ifttt.H iue fiiN. Who're tlr population
mn.t i'n'r Hni .tr,t gutter, ihe mustiou vote iHor
nI-lIl washed niI tHur every mnrmn+. httNtrn
l' h.a 800. aud ",i.c.. lrnH unc uuu orioncr D.
each aNu every wear Dos uituul the public hvdrlnt,
cH.nt ttW Dec uptrri aud On, uil orcr ut Oh, tgo
uu d,hntsed into such cutters IN order TO cleanse
ami purity them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-28

The stock market was at the opening active
and huoyant for the telegraph lines and Lake
Shore. Coal shares were weak. and the other
railways fcyerish and unsettled. At tho second
board the mnrRei WIS pretty uniformly ensi"r
American District Telegraph AMI Michigan
Central lailroud alone exhibiting strenath In
tho later denllneS there was nm important de-
fnnl changes were: kdvanccd-fori Wrivne. > /;
Lake Saorc 3 -. Paul. =; Norris and ESSEX
>. Standard Mining. Is: American District
Delaware. 1ntkawannn mud Western y: D"m-
nre,gnd Hudson. ~, Erie, a.; d.. preferred
?, Iron Mountain. Kansas Pacil.. - Louis
vile aud Nashville, 2h; Kansas and Texas. =,
New Jersey Central. "a; X c, and y. preferred.
Ia; Wabash. 2.
Railroad bonds were duh and in mos, in
stances dropping. The issues OF the Granger
roads were firm. however. The most rouspi u
Missouri Knusas nnl Texns. Goyrrnmrnis
declined 's"As Tor the nav iOurs. but recovered
iractiCp toward the close. STATE bonds wore
quiet. Money on call active al iai prr cont.
closing az tho higher rAt", With 7 uuid In some
insinnc-S. Exports past week are valued NJ
travel for iiS Canada road from Connecticut and
Massachusetts, by WAY ot Albany.
In consequent e of the competition hetween
the lAk" Shore Railway and IN" Pttshursh.
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway FOR business
between lushurlh ana Chicago, the rates 70
points have hcru greatly reduced. Passenger
fares are all the way down; bui tho most bitter
contcs, is on frc.Ehl-. The Lake Shore and
Michigan southern has reduced the rates on
fourth class from Chicago to Pittsburgh from
10 cents per 100 pounds % 10 cents. 70 re-
tullnir. the Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne is taking
business % Cleveland for 10 cents per 100
pounds, while the regular rate Is 10 cents and
to Tos'u Tor ceut,.
4 rumor IS circulating ut tho West that
soheni" for the constitution OF tho Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy and the Hannibal and
81. Joe ktlrouds l. now being engineered 10y
repr' ,eninlNr- ~ the two corporations In cons
ference az New York.
Tho Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis
Rllwny mas bought % controlling interest in the
road, there helug no bonds out ON II. for tho
sum cl slij 900. This is completed and i'm
operl'lon for thlrly-slX mics from greensboro
south o. the crossing of the IliHIhrthtnWu and
laduouh lullrlnd. and almost entirely graded
nlty mil's iurihor south To- Adnir-ville on tho
tennessee ana Kentucky State lime. leaving but
thlrN live uilr- oi easy grading between that
point and Nashville. Another road H. projected
from Ow"nshoro 10 Nlnccuucs, Ind. which.
when huit VIII give Chicago an air line 90 the
South Atlantic seNhOArd.
Tho receiver appointed for tho city Of Nom
pins hy the United NtUtcs Circuit Court has rec
dlton. He estimate, tho liabilities ms cXcrrdiu.,
si3ouuOo, and the available assets. mostly
unpaid taxes from 1896 to 1873 inclusive. at
81 OlOOOO. Some of these taxes wore levied in-
special purposes, and must hr specially npulird.
and the rHmnlndrr will not Two collected any
Raster lunn VIII sum 'H To meet the uccruing IN
teresl on the principal Of tho debit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-28
ron nook coMMIssIoyER.
The Mayor sends LucIus y. y. Stark's Name
to the Board Of Aldermen.

Mayor Cooper nominated Luclus J. y.
Stark. yesterday. for Dock Commissioner in
the place OF the late jacob \. Wcstervelt. Mr.
Stark nus been an active business man In this
city for thrty-four years. II" is President q
the New York aud Lake Cbampluin Trausporta-
uou Comuany and in ls7G-ls77 was President
of the Produce Exchange. In 1875 he WAS
with David \. Wells ANA Vim. Thurston. on tho
commission which reported 10 the Stte Canal
Board IN relation tO the revenues and com
merce of the canals He is Democrat and
was urged for the ofilre ~ State Superintendent
Of Public Works hy the Produce Exchange and
other commercial bodies.
Tho nomination was referred to n committee
by l3t ! The Affirmative votes were those II
eight ~ John kclly's Aldermen and Gen. Ar
thurs i've Aldermen. Tho six aufi-Tlmmouy
Aldermen AMI Mr.. Jueohu-. independent lie
puhlllAn voted In No n.snflNn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-28

sIMLA. May 27.-The principal points Of tho
Anglotishan treaty have already been made known Gu
addition 20 these, the treaty provides That hcuccorh
There shah be peace and friendship between the contract
ius parties. that British sympathil,r. no AlhuWstiu
sNIl ln nmuc.ffHht flo Amfcr shall be- supported
Hsaln-t foreign Hg.rcssun that the British Resident At
tth.l shall. boo provided with propcr escort that hc
shall hAtr power tndeputr British AGENT. ~ the Afghan
frontier on special occasions and that uc Amer shall
hc permitted tu send agents 10 India telegraph uc 90
laNul Will be established COMMERCIAL affairs will form
the subject of a separate conventions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-28

Under the above heading, The ~ rpr G.Vi1 of 81
stephen. r. In referring Co thc ANA 90 DR. lrrc"s
Golden Medical Discovery amt Sa-r's ,ArWh R,molN.
recently made boy Prot Chandler of Nrw York, ami
others. SAYS Nothing was Uncovered which We tNuk
objectionable, and the published auHlNs should W
crnl-c rather than rrtnrd their sale Io MS % .Orme
little unjust to call man uuIch .NiHs l"0ill,' hr
scpk, tu reap "a, much uccuuIfA reward snNrrrH..,
m inventors The Eu.h.h pro-, B.. cunsr VhuNe, get
alter careful examination al an thr cNilt u.t, ~ moi
only endorses hut recommends IN" FumilN Medicine.
manufactured by Dr. Pierce M rrUVdies ever offered
TN Athlete give such perfect satisfaction as Dr. Pierce
GNicn Medical Discovery and Dr. sase's Caarrh Rene
dy,-Adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-28

AKRoS Ohio May 27.-The foreclosure sale Of
the Atlantic ana Great Western Railway which wa, Ia
have taken place here to has been prevented
account OF the failure ot the master 90 Me his re-.
port Df important issues IN the cn-e n Is sld % he
doubtful even hhl he nl,d h. report that the rOnd
would have hccn sold as there are ff"l"iuf ONO hrt
mortgage bonds which must be pad n cash. and TAR
NO one has come forward with tins amount The sale
will probably not be- made uuti fnll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-28

New YORK. Nav Pho trade in bcef cnttle,
asgge wcg FOR s1le Diesel h"el very qalrt a. SO
hrn at 4sGc a n. tor veal aud aeliic Tor hniternlk
cnvca Sheep an1 lnmhs tniriy steady ut sa1itc r n.
for ordinary 10 chnco clipped sheep, hud 9s@nifc Tor
ordinary tu extra lnmhs Mutton n demand atGfSc
n dressed lambs selling NJ pni1c No business In iive
hocs which may be nomiuully quoted ut 35Oas3 % q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-28

Sc New orleans. tt1iscv. New orleans
- Suuutu. Plrpudtlln. Palermo May Q.
- Champion Lock wunl. Charleston
IS RructnctDf. Jones' Wilmington. y. G.
s. Nnr.uu civ. Read. NV orleans
- Curic.. Bennett 81. Johns. y. p. May 20
- Alhauurc. Gibbs. icNcs
- Isaac Bell. Lawrence Richmond, city Point and
Norfolk.
SHIN Sir Robert Peel Larrnhee London.
Bars Mctutn. Sridrlh"ru. Hlhnn.
nnik Am RIGA. kau-ch. Bremen.
Hlrs Brothers. tnisuu. st dtgo.
Rnrk Morning star. SissHn. Guantanamo
Bars Jennie ArWstruU.. Hal. Perth Amhoy.
Brz Bertha. llsvru. 81 Nalo.
Brig T. l. Bowen. Hall bilhul.
Brig Elizabeth. Dean Bangor.
Srhr UrTtrulc smith. Jameson. St Pierre.
Schr swallow. Carlow. calais
Schr Addie hur. SO ker~On Barncoa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-28

GEN q. T. BEArHEGARD NJ Louisiana.
Gen J. \. EARLY OF Nigsinl. COMM ssionerS
4 DArPWIN
+. q. B0N e92. New orleans. La,
or same at $40 Broadway. New York
Rupture Cured by Dr. Nnrsh's Trentmew,
the reliable ~ wears practical
Renee only Office, Ncsey a.. opposite It PHus Church
Diseased Kidneys Cured by Giles Pm. ana
Eminent Iod!de Ammonia DEPOT, 10 West Broadway
white high Hats. Sc. 30. worth Sat- ~ Derby
for slep 10 New Church It, W stairs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-28

To THE EDITOR or THE SUN-Sr' am ready
20 walk sam Cner - hours, go us Nnu please. for 800
~ s5uOu side or would like 10 hear from T. Lows Of
Brooklyn JOnN W. GOopNiN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-28
Tho.r Trihulnlion. Of Inmncy,

Sour stomach and the ruic are invariably rcmedcd by
administering MAX OF Magnetism All drnggsts-.idC
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-28

Hme J0Hn, ont to-day. with supplement-. Has list OF
suhmruns plarc% Swing prices, distances, and other
necessary PARTICULARS. For sale everywhere Price 7
cents Norris, Phillips Co. 8 Park place New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-28

And 50 tits with Qurk Irish Tea the great bilious rem
edy. % cents Sud Dy all dlussiss-AdE
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-29
The POindextcr Case, and Mr..
~ Royal. &

Mr.. VIM L. Royal, of Richmond,
publishes a card that he has been en-
ployed as associate council for Poin-
dexter, and he thereupon proceeds to
berate portion Of the public very
roundly for certain manifestations OF
feeling which he pronounces ''infa-
NOUS" He finds fault that the
friends of Curtis have proposed to
build monument over his dead and
horsewhipped body, and with Sena-
tor Brook for introducing bill to
make horsewhipping "infamous )" all
while Poindexter is unconvicted. Now
it seems to us that, after Mr.. Royals
client has denied to poor Curtis The
right to live without the 'infam ous"
brand of the horsewhip, and has then
killed him because he did not tamely
submit to the infamy, he might at
least allow the friends Of the dead
body to place marble shaft over his
remains. With all due respect for
Mr.. Royal we think he goes step
too far. Poindexter has now gotten
jury away from Richmond, but it
should not be insisted on that Curtis
grave should go unmarked until his
probably long case shall have worn
out all human recollection of the
events that made it sad necessity.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-29
To Hon. j. B. Richmond.

Several of our leading merchants
shipped their goods this Spring from
the Northern cities to Chattanooga,
the rate to that point being a5cts.
per hundred while it was $I.oo to
Bristol, a46 miles nearer though it is,
The r. r. Authorities, hearing of
the matter, doubled the return rate OF
Az cts. on them, making it IS cts.
This through rate discrimination
ought to be promptly stopped by
Congress, the only power that can
deal with il.