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the ground In that direction. On tho 1850
level, Joint California west crosscut No. I
has been extended l6 feet; total length. So
feet. Tho face shows quartz giving low
ASSAYS. No work has been done on tho
1850 Lowell during tho past week.
On tho also level tho south drift has
been extended a. foot total length. IS
feet /; continuing in favorable-looking vein
matter, showing streaks Of clay. Tho ro-
pairs 10 tho machinery at tho @. & O. shaft
were completed on Monday last. We arc
engaged In cxcavating o tank station ct
the $3.50 level. Until that is completed no
work can DO done in tho bottom Of tho
shaft. w. IL. PATTON, Supt.
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Gould d Curry.

yrrorsIA Orr, May IS, ls7s.-A. a.
DurSror, Secretary. Tho joint EAST cross
cut. 1900 level, Is in 902 feet. having made
80 feet during tho week. Tho face 10 in
bsrd.blasting rock. We have cleaned out
and rstimbered 10 feet Of tho 100 south
lateral drift, leaving about 90 feet yet 70
complete the work to the Savage WINE.
Owing to . change in the position OF the
machinery which We found 1t necessary 70
make, no sinking has been dons ~ the now
Joint shaft during the past week.
H. II. PESoYEn, Supt.
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SIERRA Nevada.

VIRGINIA Crrr. May II, 1s79.-W. W.
S,,i.ou. Secretary: During the last week
We have sunk and timbcred tho incline ~
feet total distance below the $500 level,
i4s feet. The face Is still showing the
formation, at times carrying streaks
of very high grade bro. The large Came
ron pump, at the bottom Of the incline, II
handling the water we'll. the how being
about 100, 900 gallons per "a hours. The ore
breasts. on the 1900 level, are opening up
we'll. tho faces Of the Slopes, both north
and south, showing orc Of excellent quail
ity. We have delivered at the MariPosa
mill, during the past week. 400 tons oil
ore, making the total number OF tons o
a, the mill $50. We will commence crush
ing in about Q week or ten days.
ALEX. G. MCKENZIE, Supt.
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Trojan.

GOLD HILL. May II. ls79.-Darid
Wider, Secretary. The northeast drift
third station, has been advanced and tim
bered 10 feet through bright, lively quartz
giving low assays. Tho winze has peen
sunk is feet through fair ore ; total deptn,,
20 feet. Upraise No. s has been connected
with the north drift. second station.
Frsm tho upraise on the second station
drifted south Al feet and north 81 feet, ana
from same point east 80 feet the last "
feet through good ore.
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no,,n Ron.u.a and FioWery.

VIRGINIA CrrY. May II, ls79.-W. W.
.S,.t.on, Secretary: During the past week
much time has been taken up In clearing
the mine Of debris. caused by the late I'LL
ing up Of the mine with water. The min
ia now all clear and in good shape Tor
work. During the week the south DRIFT
into the Flowery ground from the second
station has been put in shape and ad-
yanced Is feet. We shall start . crosscut
into the ledge at that point next week.
Tho lateral drift north from the first sta
ton has been advanced 80 feet. showing
some fine stringers Of quartz. We are
now nearly under the Rule winze, and will
start q crosscut at that point the coming
week, a. we'll as start an upraise to meet
the winze. The sets OF timbers are now
in place for the first crosscut ct . point
about 800 feet north Of tho station On the
first level. The whole face Of the drift 10
now in soft white quartz and cap rock that
gives low assays. We propose TO crosscut,
as soon A. possible. the first. second q
third levels with six c~rosscuts. The ma
chinery and everything about the mine Ii
running In good shape.
D. H. JACKSON, Supt.
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Decided.

D. H. Jackson has decided to the
North Con. Virginia Mining Company.
in consideration Of IS. 1910 linear feet
on the Agsssiz lode. Virginia Mining
District embraced and included within
the boundaries described As follows:
Beginning at post No. l whence bears
the southeast corner post No. 2 OF the
scorpion Company south 6lH degrees
west, distant 3f.77 feet, and running
thence 55H degrees east, 2lo.e2 feet to
post No. 2, the sams being identical
with the northeast corner post OF the
Agassiz, thence north 36h degrees EAST,
59.S8 feet, to post 8. thonos, north 43T
degrees west, Ill feet to post No. 4.
thence south 6lH degrees west, 99.23
feet to tho place Of beginning ; varia-
ton, 1917 degrees.
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savage.

VIRGINIA CIrY, May 10, 1S7o.-E. b.
Hsimes, Secretary: The incline has been
retiubered &c feet, making . total OF SOiH
feet. The 1000 north lateral DRIFT has
been advanced 80 feet, and Is now In l4e
feet. The 1000 bob.pit will DO finished
within two days. AL the pumps in per
pendicular shaft and In the incline have
been d~ismountsd. and to-day we will bal
snoe the rods in the vertical shaft. The
water stands to-day LA feet below the l7Oo.
N. G.. GILLErrE, Supt.
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Mexican.

VIRGINIA CrrY, May II, 1870. L.
Weller. Pre.idsat: On our 1000 level the
Joint Union Consolidated upraise, TO con.
meet with the winze being sunk from the
1000 level. has been extended 10 feet /;
total distance on the slope above the 1000
level. l2l feet. leaving As feet to run before
connecting with the winze. which distance
we expect to make by June !. This will, be
an important air connection. and when
made will greatly improve the ventilation
Of the main north drifts on the 1000 and
1000 levels. On our 1000 level the joint
Union Consolidated winzs has been sunk
and timbered nino feet during tho week,
making a total depth Of 40G feet on the
slope below that level. Tho material
passed through is somewhat harder than at
the date Of last report. There Is still con-
siderable water. W.. H. PATTON, Supt.
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Consolidated virEinis.

VIRGINIA CrrY. May II. 1871. W.
Haren., Secretary: There have been or:
trscted during the past week 9ss tons Of
ore. The joint California drift on the $50
level has been extended 90 feet; total
length, ITO feet. Itstill continues In hard
blastine porphyry. On the 1900 lsvsl We
have started . south drift from crosscut
No. 4, which IL now In "a feet. rms diiIs
will Be continued TO the south and vest Of
the old Slopes for the purpose Of exploring
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,ONIsuINa SUCCESS.

II A, the duty OF every person Who has used
y...-.,,. a.,x.s >ysGr 10 let Its wonderful
qualities BE- Known to .'es,L friends IN Curing
Consumption. severe Cossnr. S,oap. \ nm.
Ppeumonia. and In fact all Tnro. ,nms.
Diseasss. No person can use .tv..r snx cs.s
dia,s relief. Three do-es wti Nh S,u,sists 10
recommend it 10 the poor. dying crnsau nr,,..
A. least to try one bottle, - 5000 doSss bsr. 4,
were sold last ,ear. and not ons Case a. ~
failed was reported. Such . medicine ,,sn
QxRnAH sYRuP cannot be too widely 49,
~ sold Al 10 cent? regular size. rs cents. .o'
ale BIZ John Jones. Jr. eeov WeuA
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n.,,h Couso,,d.,ed yirrinia.

ynorsIA Crrr, May II. ls79.-Georgs
n pran. Secretary; Tho main shaft has
Nan sunk and timbsred during the week
% ss., and il now A feet below the 100
.,.,ion' The material passed through con.
tinues hard blasting porphyry; owing 70
the nop.arrival Of our new guide: We nave
mot vet commenced the work Of putting
them in the shaft. but expect to DO 50 on
Tuesday next. There will be no intsrrpP-
tion in sinking the shaft while this wotk Is
bsiug done, a. arrangements have oesn
made to raise the material and hsnais lns
men through the Sierra Nevada SHAFT.
W.. II. PATTON, Supt.
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Ward.

VIRGINIA Crrr, May II, ~lS7o.-JaeoS
S,adysid, Jr., Secretary: Tho company's
shaft has been sunk Is feet for the week
ending this date total depth, l4SS feet.
The formation through which the shaft 10
being sunk il very materially changed TO .
more solid and compact nature, and re-
quires blasting. The dow Of water has
fallen of oue.third in quantity. East
cr0sscut. 800 Lowell. has been advanced "a
feet during the past week; total length.
$50 feet. The general character Of the
ground encountered Is the same - refer
red to in 8 previous letter. Machinery 10
in good order. HENRY BAwDES, Supt.
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CallRrnlA.

VIRGINIA CrrY, May II. 1870. p.
Gordon, Secretary We have extracted dur.
ing the past week. 1,09s tons Of ore. The
Joint Consolidated Virginia drift, on the
$50 level. has boen advanced so feet; total
length, 40 feet, and still continues In
hard blasting porphyry. On the 1850 level,
Joint Consolidated Virginia west crosscut
No. I has been extended IL feet; total
length, Sc feet. the face showing quartz
giving low assays. No work has been
done On the 1850 level during the past
week. The repairs to the machinery at
the G. 4 O. shaft were completed on Non.
DAY last. We are engaged in eIcavatins .
tank station at the 1850 level. Until that
10 completed no work can DO done in the
bottom Of the shaft.
W. II. PATTON, Supt.
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million.

doLp HILL. May 10. 1s7s.-Jo'eph Gru'',
Secretary. During tho past week we have
erected q small engine and blower on our
1870 level to furnish air and sink U ~,
cline with and run the drifts on the LioV
level. On our 2l5o level We have hnisnea
cutting out our station and have begun
sinking the incline winze, and by the emu
Of next week VIC expect to have our Wine
engine running. Everything Is working
TO cur entire satisfaction.
E. A. SCHULTZ. supt.
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Hale 4 NOrcroaa.

VIRGINIA CITY. May 10. ls79.-Jsa =.
Lightner. Secretary The water has. risen
to within As feet, vertically. Of high water
mark, and 10 coming up slowly.
The east drift, 1870 level, has been ex-
tended 81 feet. The ground has been very
tough and blasted poorly.
Work In the shaft 10 progressing we'll.
The machinery on the surface 10 being
oycrhsulsd and put In good condition.
PHILIPP DIIDEsHxINxl, 6upt.
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JuI,s Consolidated.

VIRGINIA CrrY. May II. lS7s.-Hmy
A. Charis.. .Secreiary: Owing to the OK.
treme heat encountered In the south drift
1000 level. the necessary repairs ito place
the level in . proper condition TO extend
explorations) progresses slowly. The up.
raise at the head Of the Wine. on the 1900
level. 10 also making slow progress. The
heat. which escapes from the bottom OF the
level. tinds Its way through the air pipes.
and interferes with the operations ct this
point. The machinery and pumps remain
In fair working order.
HENRY BAwDEs. supt.
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Arr,v.l. Yesterday Morning.

F. Livingston. G N sergent. W Kemp
w b Phipps. n q Morgan A Risgels, q
Hoagland. J 7 Marshal, II Z Ringo, Mrs
J Hardy, Thomas Coglan, W d Stevens,
] W Murphy. @ II Kuhn, Thomas j
ID Coglan. W J Collins. Mrs l. Metcalf.
Miss Curry. Mrs W W Tinker. N Halpin'
W J Sheridan. W Z + Deal.
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lllHAr HILL.

GOLD HILL, May II, 1s79.-W. Z. Dean,
Secretary. The past week We have sunk
and timbered the main incline l6 feet.
Our north drift on the HOO level has been
run 81 feet. We have put In the necessary
tinbers In our southeast drift from the
..small shaft" also, . turn-table, ITO feet
from the shaft, and have taken out ca tons
Of good milling ore. The orc Is very
spotted. and has to be we'll assorted. II
the ore holds out-and I think II will-we
shall be able. alters few days. to extract 20
or Is tons per day.
N. O. HILLYER. Supt.
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Fsox BoDIr.-Ths genial smiling
phiz Of Jim Butterfly has reappeared in
Gold Hill. Jim has been over in the
Bodis region, helping develop the riches
Of that section. He says there are
mora mon than fortunes over there Of
present. He speaks we'll OF the people
generally and wishes them plenty OF
luck, but has como back 70 stay, liking
his old homo in Gold Hill q little tho
best.
HArpr.-Ths happiest man In Gold
Hill at present il our most worthy and
efficient policeman Dan shsehan. The
reason can be found under the heaa OF
births In another column. Dan Is q
good man and we'll deserves the con'
R~rstslations Of his numerous friends.
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srOcK REPOkr.
San Francisco hoard.
THIS MORNING.

THIS MORNING.
$50 Ophir. AN, A
10 Mexican, S7A, Sc
CHS Gould & Curry. Of, on, 10
495 Best b Belcher. 10 II. 1914
1910 California, Z 12,7
90 Savage. IL IL, 1914, 12h, l2k
1895 Con. Virginia, ~, IL
$40 Chollar, 6A, z, II. "a, ~, IL
40 Potosi. Al, 4 20, ~
40 Hale 4 Norcross. IAN, IA, IAN
SIS Grown Point. 5 IL, 81
lsi5 Yellsw Jacket, IN, Is, lSS, 1874
1896 Imperial, ! 55.la
400 Kentuck. AZ, Al
IS Alpha. 10. 20t
Cos Bslchsr. 6, So
$40 Confidence. l4S. ltt
$40 Sierra Nevada, 80. AN, DS
205 Utah. 10. ist
96s Bullion. 6, 6 IA
1260 E~xohsqusr. 2, Z IL
$50 Ovsrman. 81, ~, 10
10 Beg. Belchor. 70 .,
9l5 Justice. ~, 8 IS, 5 GO. 8 65, 3t'
81, 8 10
ESQ succor. soc. 4Sc
$40 Unisn Con-. IN, "a, 72k
ass Atlas
lSi5 Julia. 4 20. 4 10, 4 o.
$40 Caledonia. 2 40, 2 IS. -
1850 Silver Hill. 2 40. 2 80, 2s,22o
$50 Challenge. az. 2 so, ~
$50 New Ysrk, Toe, Csc
$50 Phil Sheridan, 60c. 5sc
800 Lady Washington Con-, IL. %
$50 Lady Bryan. 500
30 Andes. 40c. SOC
1000 Ward. I 10. IL. I 20. l 10. 3o
$50 Scorpion. 2 90. %
100 Leviathan. CSC
2i5 North Con. Virginia. i0s, 10
800 Trojan. SOC, 25c
800 Psytona, l
$40 Benton. 4 co. 4 IS, ~
so Solid Silver. l5c
200 Con. Dorado. Is
$40 Flowery. s5c. SOc. l
ESQ North Bonanza. I 30. I IS
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n..arsur.. Ia.s Evening.

Mrs. p Dre1ler. II Morris, A r Bany,
Mrs Jones. Mrs Wheeler. Mrs Whiting,
Mrs J II FARRELL. n s Page and wife, Q IL
Kuhn, W Earl. l Isaacs and wife, Z n
Howell, II O smith. J J Lutkin. Mrs ID X
McKimm. r Patterson, vito and child, 5
ID Smith. " r Loose. Mrs A COnroy. Z 7
Hall, Tv Howard.
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arr,..,. shis norsiaE.

J shiaier. n T We'll, d Wade. Charles
Parnsworth. d Holland. d Thompson, W
J Luxe. z Carroll, James Hamilton. JOS
Bowlan, d W D~onahue, $ W Jacoby. Mrs
Jas Lowsry. r s Meacham, Kitty Mitchell,
Mrs N Wand.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering hon the srror and
,na,.crsuons Of youth. nervous wsskness. early
ascsv- Ioss Of manhood, ETC.. l viii send .
s~rsint nat will cure you, yRln or CHANGE.
rrhis great remedy vas discovered by q mission,
- IN south America. Send . self'addresssd
envelope 70 the REV: JOSEPH L. iNAAN'
station D, New York CITY.
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heQ

GOLD HILL, May 10, 1879. Js'epA
Cruz, Secretary: Tho north drift on q
2lOo level has been advanced Il feet during
the past week making . total OF 4ol iset.
The slow progress made In this drift II
owing to the soft nature Of the ground, re-
curing close timbering. Tho face OF the
drift continues In the same favorable vein
matter. g..
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p.v.rs.re. saturday Evening.

Annie Miller. L Nelson. W II Gilbert,
@ Hughes. VIM Morehead. Mrs Kline,
W J Luke. Kitty Mitchell. Mrs NJ Wand,
Mrs O L Mstcalf. 8 II Marlette and wife,
8 Davis, Thos H N VIM, 1 Levy L A
Martin, Mrs Charles Cummings.
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A CLASS Of young gentleman in vir-

ginia City are studying "Ths German"
in order that they may be ready for the
club parties next Winter. The book OF
directions contains 132 pages OF hns
print. It IL NO moro work TO master
this intricate series OF dances than TO
auish q course In law. medicine, or
bookkeeping.
BULLION SHIPMENT The Consolidated
Virginia Mining Company last Saturday
night shipped twelve bars Of bullion,
worth S43, 945 SO. Thisis the last ship
msnt on the April account and makes
the total yield for that month $34O,.
1879 90. or this sum $l32,83 81 was
gold and $207. 304 IA silver.
MEMORIAL DAr.-Ths Committee OF
Arrangements OF the U. & G. v. have
elected Prof. Stewart Orator. and John
P. Cosgravs a. Poet Of the Day, and
have invited Miss Fslicis Genessy OF
Virginia to act o. Reader. Tho eIsr-
cisss will take place in Piper's Opera
House.
TEX friends OF Kendall Andrews,
whose hand was crushed in the sir.com.
pressor at the Bslchsr mine q short time
ago, will DO glad to know that his hurt.
are healing rapidly, and that he will
soon again be ready to report for duty.
Ssow.-Snow fell In Gold Hill satur-
day night TO the depth Of two inches.
It was all melted before Sunday noon.
Last night and this morning as much
more came, but did not lie long. We
may look for q spell Of weather now.
Prprn's OrrRA HOUSE, is receiving
some improvements in tho gallery.
Heretofore some seats there have been
useless, AZ the stage could not DO seen
from them. This difficulty Is being OBJ
waited.
A HON and very substantial plank
fence is being built around the CONSOLE
dated Virginia works and grounds. Th:
posts are about twelve inches square and
eight or ten feet high.
MuLs VAN wAoENKN. formerly Prin-
cipsl Of tho Gold Hill Public Schools,
passed Reno last Friday night, on route
for Arizona. whore ho will 60 INTO pusi'
ness with his brother.
SurRorrxs last week wanted to lynch
Sam Collysr for sinking q drunken man
who had chased Of . Chinaman. The
constable saved tho disgrace OF such q
proceeding.
snoxs a. though from %smoldering
flames was seen issuing from . d street
fyireinis) tensmsnt, south OF Union
street. yesterday, but no great damage
followed.
Nus NARY McDoMsIL 10 again able
to take charge Of her CLASSES 1t the Gold
Hill Central School. During her illness
her place was filled BY Miss Emma
Everitt.
RECENT marriage licenses contain the
names Of the following couples: W.
P. Evans, May Enos; George Moss,
Mar, Casey ; j. LANCER A. d. zsm'
looh.
TH. Grand Jury was impsnslsd at II
A. N. to-day. The names have been pub
lishsd in the News except John Gillig,
D. II. Jackson and D. Crosby.
Jous B. MORAN wants $lool from
william T. Hutchinson. R. L. Thomas
and John Briggs for labor OF himself
and others.
Dos'r forget the Miners Union meet
inc this evening, - business Of import.
sncs will be transacted.
Marx LrvNosToxs came up Sunday
and thinks he scents something In the
Comstock air.
TIE Calsdonian Club will give their
fourth grand annual picnic on Saturday,
August 9.
TIE Yellow Jacket has moved IT.
ofaos 10 the new building near the now
shaft,
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z. A. SCHULTZ. supt.
bollarNorcross.savsgs shan.

vraoSIA Orr, May II, 1879. W. 3.
Dean, Secretary: Since last report WORK
has been confined entirely TO repairs On
machinery and about the buildings. Tne
water has raised ~ feet during the past
week. and stands ct present l726 4-la
feet below the top Of tho shaft. Tsmpera'
turs Of water, 1l8 degrees Fahrenheit.
Isaac L. REouA, supt.
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N "A. GALLUP.

O. n. aArLur. opposite the Bank Of caiifor.
s.xoriss brands Of Imported c:gais. onoies on
cigars. ali Kinds Of ehsving too.es s;s,s %se .,
schaum pipes, sehool goo., ~ toys and fancy
Goods Of All kinds.
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Axr,cIpIr1os Of the fun at the Public

ANTICIPATION Of the fun a. tns FuoN'
Schools Picnic next Saturday is on tip
Az. II will certainly DO n oil ths
,srcsst and most enjoyable excursions OF
ths season. Parents need not % s'ia
- and thsir children unattended, Is
tS., Vii BE- carefully looked after BY the
teachers.
~, Bullion paid of to-day. Roli'
s7.sls; E1chsqusr, $2,leS'
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aoLp HILL, Nay II, ls7s.-Jamss Nss-
laad,. Precedent: The north incline has
now reached q depth Of 10 feet below tho
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On the principal cities throughout the United
States, Europe. japan, China and the kast
Indies. the Australian Colonies and New zes-
land, and on Honolulu (HswaiD.
NEW YolK BAMxxls-The Bank Of New York,
N. u. A.; American Exchange National Bank.
LONDON BAxxEas-Nsssn. smith, Payne q
Smiths; the Union Bank OF London. kn
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K AND BROKERs.

BANKERS AND BROKERS.
THE NEVADA BANK
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Paid ~ pital..--.-al0,o o,eO0-Gsld
Reserve (U.s 8. Bsnds)....3 $500 ,oo0-Gsid
DIRRCTORs.
LOUIS MoLANE. President
j. O. fLOOD...................vioe frssidsos
JOHN W. MAOKAY, J. L. FLOOD,
JAhEs q. PAIR.
Cashier ". 0LLnY
Agent at Virginia. Nsvsda........0Io. A. kue
Agents ct New York....... 10. T. CEnisTHxson
l62 Wall strseC........ l0Ho. i.
ISSUES Commercial and frsvslers' Credits,
available In any part Of the world. Makes
transfers Of money By telegraph and cable, and
draws exchange q customary usanoss.
This Rank has Special Facilities Ssr
Dealing In Bullisn.
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DIRECTORS
EXCHANGE

This Rank h.s special Facilities Ar
Dealing In Bullion.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-08-23

Lams Myriek was shot and killed by a
negro named Maupin, while creating dis.
turbance at a negro bali at California, No.
on the 9th inst. Two or three more of the
disturbers were wounded.
Jose Costello, Mexican, was deliberately
murdered by Ben Coleman, at Weimar.
Texas, ON the 18th inst.
The body of Capt. John Secrest, mail con.
tractor on the route west from Vinita Indian
Territory, was found recently $50 miles west
of Vinita. He was undoubtedly murdered
for money, as it is known that he had a
considerable sum on his person when b
departed on the trip.
Anatole Bosque, New Orleans despera
do, shot and killed Captain Joseph Bowie,
of the steamer Heroine, at Vaudeville, La,
on the 8th inst. The murdered man shot
Bosque twice before he expired.
VIM. Wallace, metropolitan policeman
of East st. Louis, and Jack Sullivan, who
was very strong partizan of Mayor Bow
man during the political troubles year
ago, got into trouble at saloon in st. Louis
on the 10th, during which they emptied re-
volvers at each other. Sullivan was NOR
tally wounded and Wallace badly so.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-08-23
A Bloody Row at Quebee.

The ship laborers' trouble at Quebec Gull
minated on the 18th inst. in fearful free
fight in lower town in Champlain street,
near Allen, Rae & Co.'s wharf No. section
of the society seeded, considering they
were not properly treated, and formed an
independent society composed almost en-
tirely of French Canadians. On the morn
ing of the 10Th inst. they walked in process
sion through the streets to show their
strength, hut when on the way to Cove were
set upon by large body of the parent So
ciety. There were about 5000 men on the
French Canadian side; not so many on the
other, which was composed principally of
Irish Canadians. Shots and blows were
freely exchanged to the injury of great
number IN the crowd. Pierre Geroux and
a man named Fleurie received death
wounds. Twenty-six men are known to
have been seriously hurt by bullets. Sew
eral houses were sacked and hardware
stores robbed of firearms. The police were
powerless and were all massed at No. sta
ton, consequently the city was left in the
hands of the mob.