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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-23

SUPERB CHINESE CABINET. CARVED VENETIAN
STIPO, VENETIAN BEVELLED MIRRORS, EBONY
CABINETS, HAyILAND. MlNTON AND COPELAND
WARES, ALL FROM THE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION.
Faicnee screens silk pertc,es Chinese Tables nlad
superb gilt and bronze Clocks; ParIor Bedroom aud Din
ing Room Furniture, by the most celebrated makers
Water Coiors Paintings silk emproidcrcd Rugs Wilton
Brussels Carpets Stenway Pianos Silver and Plated
Ware Engraved Glass, China, &C.. &c.
TOsEPH SHONdOOD. AUCTIONEER, OFFICE $40
81 East 18th st. sells Tuesday March ~ 1879 Furniture
OF whole house family going TO Europe; moro partcu
In dnyo of sal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-23

NAOSAOxAAs
NEW YORK COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
ossEBs 81 SSPHs hAN s. 1873
p i sIGyHaEKMERHoRS' 4 H kSbbis
TiIEo w THOMAS, & /, TTETEETBAR,
'''' %sss Mullen
J. ramaro. Wal Dht n. q s4iansi,i
MIR G. cARLBERsi
tho New York ssss
6 s"y so yS''n ss,.
T Retzel; flute + Boehm; clarionet
HEssoss orvfs ii SEs ss
FfoS $r fSSTE Sf r.
The approved method. q European censorva!cros.
w pc % OF InSES a
control OF this department. 81,
20 free admission TO the New York Philharmonic Society
This college is regularly chartered institution, vhcre
only professors highest order and acknowledged sb
'se grand pianos on
ss vi Vs. q" &
School Of Music whore those desiring most complete and
N.B-The New York College of Music is in wiso
-''''' WV" '"' ''"'' Louis ALEXANDER, Director
JonS GoposE. Secretary
"A GRAM GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
II East 18th 1T. II.
j. II HARP hsin;ss at Ssr
an "o and s
rs, beginning to The highest artist, psrssGn ~ !ns
TER TERMS s'"'"' masters OF tho '""a at very AoA"A
THE ARTIST DEPARTMENT
offers to those studying for the profession advantages not
Tn sS ,f SRxRy numbering over
Billings celebrated pianos used
A --sANDAIINE PREPARATIONS.
A Fan u s. a. DE sASPASF asS' "
E E33S b 81 fsss,iss, Ion.
''' '''' = '"' '''' 9. 4. cRfTrESrox. : eth av.
A --vOGr CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
every facility for acquiring thorough complete
mental aud vocal Raics-rcrm q weeks, 20
lessons private ns.nctcn $50; In Glasses Sla Elemcn
ss s 'y wfS @ Berlin oo%
scrvatory) aud an efficient corps Of teachers.
ANEW York CONSERVATORY No. 5 Eas. i4sh s.
TENOR WIsMTs p+ +A IN c1rncM CHOIR II,,,,.
A GENTLEMAN. kxPERrENCED. PIANO, ORGAN.
caes %Ts% box s rSsws s'''
4 GENTLEMAN. MANY YEARS EXPERIENCE. RI
5e. s@s . %
A MATEuR SINGERS INVITED TO JOIN ~ THE
Aehornses Of /" samuel Jerome Hopkins now spring.
tide opera Rchcarsas, Us West 18th ST.. Monday aud
AN oRGANTsr, WHOSE ENGAGEMENT OF TEN
Ayears expires May desires position from that time
figure Address a. ~ otrans,. station H. New YORK '''
A LADY wIru A CoNTRALTo VOICE. WISHES THE
Apo-ition of alto singer In choir Episcopal preferred
Address CONTRALTO, Herald Office
A ROLLING At THE
ANEW YORK CONSERVATORY. No. s East i4th ST.
A COMPETENT SOPRANO DESIRES POSITION
Ain Protestant church choir. Address II. W. c. box
4Ol2 New York Post oicc.
AN ExouIsIrELY FINISHED PIANIST GIVES
Aessons. incinding singing. M cents per lesson Ad
dress SUPERB. III Herald Uptown Office.
A LADY. EXPERIENCED, PIANO, SINGING, SOC.
Alcsscn; refers TO pupils. Address CLEMENT, w West
nd ST.
A CoNTRAITO DESIRES A POSITION N CHURCH
-hchoir. Address Miss H., box %.j'iT Post office
A RATA PARAvALII, TENOR SINGER, TEACHES
hpinno and singing ~ per month 13t West 10th st..
near 9th
A GENTLEMAN, EXPERIENCED PIANO, ORGAN,
hhafmony; pupils residence ~ quarter; host rcfcf.
encc. INSTRUCTION, box I72 Herald Uptown once
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

NEw PArKsTs.-Dswey h Co.'S Seisn.
tfc Pres, Patent Agency has received
official notice OF the issue Of the follow.
ing patents to Pacific coast inventors for
the week ending July 2sth E. 7. Bar.
low. 8. r., vehicle spring ; J. Browsll.
8. F.. chimney J. P. Culver. 9. F.. and
T. n. Walsh. n. Y. pipe joint ; 9. Gul.
llckson. 8. F., clutch.couplins and bolt
and rod srippsr E. D. haven. Port
land. Or. elevator p. Nedsr. Salt Lake
City. Utah. vehicle axle sksin ; F. New.
hofY. 8. F.. lock ; A. Ritchie, 8. F.. ro'
tsry measure ; J. Sheriff.. Harrisburg.
Or, weed turner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
TECHrER.

Charles Fschter. the famous TRACE
dian. who died on his farm In Pennsyl-
vaniA two or three days ago. was q native
Of London. His father was = German
and his mother m Euglish woman.
He was brought up and educated in
France. and made his first appearance
- an actor on the French stage. In
1860. being 81 years OF age. be visited
England. and for ten years subsequently
he starred successfully in London and
the provinces Of England. In 1870 hs
came to America with q special recon-.
msndation from Charles Dickens. His
tour In America was a success generally.
although be created no great iurore In
San Francisco. OF late years he be-
came somewhat obese. and retired TO .
farm hs had purchased in Pennsylvania.
In soms respects Fschtsr was as eminent
In his profession as either Macrsady.
Forrest or the elder Booth. and many OF
his imp<rsons,ions Of standard dramatic
sharactsn-Hsmlet. for instancs-were
rendered With u bold originality Of con.
eep,iop peculiarly his own. and which
drew forth the strongest and most lively
criticisms from all the critics. They
we're ct frst disposed to ridiculs him
and cry him down. but he continued his
great impsrsonations to recognized sue
cess. becoming ono OF the most eminent
actors Of the eye. He certainly pos.
ssssed genius Of . high order Of merit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
REFUSING FOOD.
How she stomach Pump Can Pre-.
vent v~oluntary Starvation.
Nee York Nail. Aug. l..

Nsb foTN Sfottb aug. IL
"Just walk him right up and down
and keep him walking" said Warden
Finn to two petty prisoners In the Tombs
this morning. They supported between
them Francisco Polatko. the murderer
OF Michael Bollender. His steps were
feeble aud his face was CHASTITY pale.
"He refuses to eat" said the Warden.
"but I think he will get over the idea.
I will keep him moving until he gets mp
an appetite" For over an hour Polatko
was marched up and down. and OCCASION
ally the Warden would ask him, "Now
what would you like to eat 2 Some eggs
or n little soup. or anything you want"
Polatko answered. "AIs no care ; no
eat" On the arrival Of Dr.. William l..
Hardy. the City Physician. Warden Finn
reported Polatko's condition to him. and
tho doctor. after q thorough examina-
ton, said that Polatko's conduct In re-
fusing food was "pure cussedness." he
asked Polatko II he would eat breakfast
and the prisoner answered thaths would
not, and that he did not care to cat any.
thing. DR.. Hardy gave . signal TO his
attendants, Polatko was held down on
his bed and o stomach.pump applied.
He was given Q quart Of milk and four
ounces Of whisky. During the applica.
ton OF. the stomsch.pump he struggled
desperately and beloved like . bull.
When the stomach.pump was removed
from bis mouth Dr.. Hardy said "Now,
my man. you may make up your mind
to eat your meals, for I will make you
eat anyhow" POlstko slsrsd at him
but made NO reply.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
Nh. JAxrs E. DrALY, Of Carson, had

Nh. jams Z. DxALI. Of Carson, had
Q lot Of hens setting. and one old roost.
Or troubled and disturbed them consid-
srsbly by sn abnormal disposition to get
on the nests alongside OF them and set.
too. Dssly's wife took . string and tied
the ambitious fowl by one leg to Q stake
In the middle OF the yard. He jsried
and tusssd 30 hard. trying to get to the
hens nests. that he dislocatsd bis hip
Joint. and the leg became permanently
disabled. sticking straight out behind.
And now that those hens have all
Matched ont their brcods, Il Is . singular
circumstance that every n Of the little
chickens has one Of Its legs dislocatsd
and sticking straight out behind like the
lid rooster. Thus II will DO seen that
hens can mark their young a. well as
humans. This story may seem . little
queer. bat its truth IL vouchsd for oy
Otto Munchausen GREENWOOD. OF Car
son. who has an eye to such PECULIAR.
tisa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

We note that the subscriptions for the
conversion Of South Sea Islanders. Hin.
docs and other benighted foreigners have
been pretty good In tho East, uotwith.
standing the hard times, and some OF our
local churches mako quito . nne showing
Of similar philanthropy. Numerous young
missionaries are also preparing 70 set ont
for tropical fields Of labor. In the mean.
time Bodie. . California town with 1000
inhabitants. has no church, and not . par.
SON seems to have heard Of IL, except TO
the extent that Il has some mines which
are pretty good investmsnts.-S. r. E<-
change.
Hank Blanchard. formerly Of Gold
Hill. 10 the only circuit preacher In that
section. but now that the grand nscss.
sity Of the place IL made public there
will doubtless be 9 grand rush Of preach.
srs to 30 eligible and promising . asld.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
written for the Gold I'm Dahl, N.vs.I
AT NIGHT.
NJ uptru FRANCIS.

Ny soul had crown worn and wsa-y
With the vsxing eares OF the day,
Ny hosrt In my bosom srsw hesvy,
thad straycd from the perfect wav.
Tired With trouble and labor.
And tho Summers fsrvid heat
Weary In soul and body.
And my tssk 20 Incomplete.
Bu, the cool. sweet night had followed
Ia tho track NJ the burning sun;
The son Wind, through the easement.
Whispered Of duty done
wooed and eosxed and entrssted
With It, tsndsr. plying tone.
TIL. ont By the quiet roadside,
Iwalksd In the night alons.
oh. how like the track Of angels
The clear. white moonlight fell
And. above, the heavens bent DER ne,
Like . glorious sapphire ball.
Hu.hsd tc Q solemn silsncs.
The earth In bssuty lay
The pishi.tims's wonderful beauty.
That followed the weary day.
oh, Father I great and mighty
Thy mystical dgus are sent
TO teach thess murmuring rpirits
submission and content.
For We know. when HES day 10 sadsd
And its duty brsvsly dons.
The Night Of Peace will follow.
With rest forever won
BATTLE MOUNTAIN. August ., 1879.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
. AND UNUSUAL.

The reason why the Stewart law
against woman.besters has been mop
s~rativs. although it Wal passed over two
ysars ago. 10 simply because Justice
Moses, at Virginia. in the first case
brought before him under Its PROVISIONS
decided It to be unconstitutional Do
causs the punishment provided wa
orusl and unusual. In the case Of the
v~if..bsatins brute Mccarthy. at Carson.
the other day. Justice King. OF the Dis
ssict Court. from whom the writ Of
hsbsss corpus was obtained which rs-
leased the culprit from the post to
which he was tied. rendered q similar
decision. With all due Difference to
honest legal opinion In the matter.
there are other views to be taken Of II
In accordance with common sense and
Justice. Cruel and unusual punish
msns, indeed! AL legal punishmeuts
arc supposed to bs graded and adapted
10 the snormity Of the offsnse or crime
committed. and surely the low.tonsd
a Who has beaten a woman half to
death should not consider being tied to
Q post for Q couple Of hours any very
severe punishment. but quite the con-
trsry. II no had stolen Q few chickens
he would have been put in the chain.
gang and made to work In public on the
streets, which IL far moro practically
cruel and disgraesiul than being tied to
apost for = couple Of hours. yet those
those Judges would not decide
the ehain-sang out Of order at
oil. Neither would they object
TO Q murderer being kept In prison.
tortured BY preachers. reporters and in
tsrviswsrs for months or years before
being hanged. Troy Dye at Sacramento
suffered q dozen deaths from fear. and
the torturss Of cowardly anticipation be-
fore be was dragged like q cringins, lear
palsisd hound to the gallows, yet these
judges would not insist that his punish
msnt was cruel and unusual. It 10 true
that the placardsd wife beater. tied I % Q
pos. In public. would DO Inundated and
disgracsd In the eyes Of his fellow men
forsvsrmore. which hs should be. YET
the example could not fail to have q sal
utary and beneficial influence. all oil
which he must have tho satisfaction o.
knowing. consequently there could b
NO cruelty about 1t. As to its being
unusual" punishment that has beer
and u the fault Of our law makers ane
statute books. Hanging was doubtless
unusual at some time. Bot II II nevel
too late to mend and improve, therefore
let Stewards post punishment be made
usual. and woman bsatings viii become
eorrespondingly unusual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

soxr weeks ago. says the Inyo Lds-
pendent, Mr.. Kelly. Q Lake District pros.
pector. started oct from that region with
Q view OF following southwark the high
sisrras In search Of another outerop Of
the great Mammoth ledge OF mineral
belt. He discovered high In the noun.
tains west Of Big Pine and some thirty
miles north Of Ksarsargs. powerful
quartz ledge. out Of which many samples
Of $500 ore have been taken. and which
has, II 10 said. $40. 900 worth Of ore In
sight. Locations to the number Of
thirty or forty have been made, and there
are forty or Afty prospeotors now In the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
The Deserted village.



Midway between Carson and Reno the
traveller sees . decayed and sleepy vii.
lage. with perhaps q hundred inhabit.
ants. In 1866 that was one Of the most
bustllng camps on the coast. It's popu.
lation was constantly shifting. bot, a
any time during the hight Of it, pros.
perity, numbered over 5000. The
miners, prospectors. farmers and traders
Aocksd IN from oil the country round 10
drink and gamble. Its streets were q
scene Of constant hustle and livelinsss.
Such was Washos City In the days Of la
glory. but . few years saw II LETT empty
and deserted. It's saloons closed and its
faro banks busted" And to-day the
tourist whose careless eye rests upon III
ruins little dreams OF lie former masui6.
cepco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

SITTING BULL wss 20 named. according
to joaquin Miller. because. being shot
through the legs In battle. he sat upright
and continued 70 dsht with the hercensss
Of . wounded buffalo bull.-EseAangs.
The above item has been going the
rounds OF the newspapers long enough.
Bulls Of any kind never dght sitting on
their rump steaks. lis horns to the
front. and neck or nothing. The idea
Of an old bull sittins up or down to asht
ID not sven bully; it's absurd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

MoopY AND SANxEY are at work
temporarily In New York with their
old.tims power. Over 5000 persons
were turned away from the Cooper
Union at their opening service the other
day, while every inch Of space within
the building was allied an hour before
the time. sanksy. 1t Is said. has lost
none OF his wonderful power Of song.
and Moody IL stronger from rest and
his sermons are marked BY greater
earnestness and force than ever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
L RasIoN,

II 10 generally uppossd By physieians and
the people generally that Dyspspsia cannot In.
vsrisbly be Cared. bat We are pleased 70 say
that 0lsxN's AusrsT Flown has never, 70 our
knowledge. hilsd 70 cure Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint In Al tts FERNS, such % Sour 6tom.
the Heart, Indigestion. bad tasts In the mouth,
etc. Gut Of 1000 dozen bottles sold last year,
not . single failure vas reported. but Thousands
OF complimentary letters rvceived from Drus.
gists Of wonderful cures. Three doses will
rrlieve any case. Try II. sample Bottles 10
cent?. Regular size 70 cents. v
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

TEE hair OF James Gordon Bennett.
like Stokes and others who have formed
the habit Of drinking champagne instead
Of water. has turned premstursly white.
Mr.. Bsnne,t's eyes. also. are very ain.
gulsr. He has what . horssman calls
''watch.eyss"-that Il. the iris Of the
eye 10 . light gray. while the pupil or
central dot II white.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
NEW TODAY.
ALpaA CONSOLIDATED INNING

ALPHA CONSOLIDATED MINI SG
q COMPANY -Loe,tion VI works, Gold
Hi, storey county, STATE OF Nevada
Location Of principal place OF business, Ban
Franrisco, California.
Notice d henb. given that at q meeting Of the
Board OF Directors held on the seventh (Tth) day
Of August, 1879. an assessment mo. 10I Of Ono
Dollar (Si) per share was levied upon the capt.
tai stock Of the corporation. payable I'm.
medlateiy, In United States gold coin. 70 the
Secretary, st the once Of tho COMPANY. Room
No. % Nevada Block, No. 800 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California.
my stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on THURSDAY, the eleventh
(iithl DAY Of sspten Der. 1879, will be delin.
ausnt, ard sdvertised for sale ct public auc.
tlon, and unless payment 10 made before, viii
s. soid on WEDNESDAY, the irst (isp day Of
October. 1879. 70 pay the delinquent sssess.
msut, together. with costs Of Advertising and
sxpsnses Of sale.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Secretary.
Oyylos-Room No. 70 Z evsda Block, No. 500
Montgomery street, ssn Francisco, California.
.aasA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

TEE London Times says: mo two
Bank Of England notes are exactly alike.
The printing 10 done by amsthod known
only to the inventor. and the paper ID
manufactured BY . process which hs,
been In charge Of the Portal family for
200 years. No notes are over reissusd
after being paid back into the bank, but
are periodically destroyed"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

IT n xuxoarp that the wife and
daughter Of ex-senator Stewart will re-
turn to Washington and inhsbit Stewart
Castle. . great pile Of sandstone thai
cost $500. 900 to build. II has been
closed since 1875. when Senator Stow
arts term expired and his riches took
wings. - no one was willing to pay the
$40, 900 annual rental demanded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

And II accordance with law, aud On ordei
Of the Board oil Directors, made 70 the second
day Of July, 1879, % many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock - may be necessary win
DO cold At public auction. At the auction
rooms Of Parker C:ittenden, Room % Ner.
chsnts' Exchange Building. No. ISL California
DAY M rwESTY..EyESIH dsy Of AuSusi,
1879, at the hour OF ] O'Clock ?. =. OF said day.
TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon. to.
Rether with costs OF advertising and expenses oil
the sale.
JACOB SrADTFELp, il, Secretary.
Onars-Room %. No. 90 California street,
San Francisco, California. auo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

QUITE . %oontrovsrsyis going or In Paris
a. to the last words Of ex.Prssident
Theirs. The original version credited the
statesman with remsrking /: "Thsse beans
are done too much" Tho maitre d'hotel.
~iancying. perhaps. that this was . reiec-
ton upon his cuisine, contsnded that
what n. Theirs really did say was :
Z" These beans are excellent. Exchange.
The chances are that this last 10 what
he really did say. for n. Theirs was one
OF the most sensible men in the world,
and consequently knew beans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
BsANA

sancho Panxa 10 roputsd 10 have said.
my benson upon the man who invent.
cd Sleep" and many an old prospsotor
in the wilds OF California and Nevada
has said the same about beans. Could
II be known who discovered. raised or
utilized tho first bean, agrand monu-
ment. bigger than Cleopatra's Needle,
would DO Immediately erected to bis
memory by the gold-minsrs Of California
alone. It IL stated that the bean origin.
sted in Persia, whore Il Ia sill found
growing Wild. but II has been known and
cultivated In all ages Of the world.
Beans are among the most popular OF
vegetable productions. "Thsre's nutri.
msnt In thsm." a. Farmer Trssdway
says. They contain sishty.four per
cent. Of nutritious matter. vhils wheat
has but ssvsnty.iour per cent. Therein
lies the principal secret OF the populari-
" Of beans ; they are always pslstsbls
and good when properly cooked, and al
sensible people are fond Of them.
A hv .fijolea." nov and the..
Are relished By the bsst Of men.
And IL IL the best Of men who do the
most fully and thoroughly appreciate
beans ; men who "know beans when
the bag IL united" Not to love beans IL
Q sign Of q depravsd taste or neglected
youth. Washington. Jefferson. Web.
s,sr, Lincoln, In TACT all Americans wor.
thy Of note, we're fond Of beans. Co.
iumbus and the Pilgrim Fathers. In their
famous ocean voyages. carried plenty Of
beans. and to this day NO ships stores
arc complete without them aye. and
the best peoples and nations Of the earth
are those who eat beans. Look at our own
great American nation and study the
point. It Il not to hog and hominy. NOR
pawpaws. nor sweet potatoes. that the
country 10 indebted for its most potent
energy. i,s patriotic backbone. but to
80. "a, tbs b-..n.sa,ina ION, Of
~. pu,,,m. ,ho Ara. raised the stand.
s.,Sm.,.., uh.,,, Th.v ,b.a tbs
arst blood Of the Revolution ut Lexing.
>, ,.,.l,ion' ,b.d
,ss 800. =, R~.,ti,,or.. marching
,o.,r. =, An. proud bsr.
III. ,,,,.,.
nas' s,s. % :,
iu''usuVu Ms...,,no .on. =,
ou' .,o,,,r. ala
INC "s -.
Stars AZ. up -. 400,
oSef Aeuo eN~ ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

vANN, oRNERAL AGENT FOR KoH.
!! =; oa nss ,i,s c w. &. s Ash It eosasT taylor al s. sna
o streets, vinHtpia City. VIII r-he offers for Le
PIANOS from the best manufacturer In the
world, among whom are DECKER BR0THRRS.
RNE ssON, Usher and pUEHAM. all Of
which are guaranteed BY Kohlsr Z Chase. san
Francisco. Mr.. vann o1trs 10 seil Pianos ct
2or sioo q has feen sold ere for $3.50. Pay.
msnta can he made In installmsnts. II desired.
Mr. vann also Offers for sale MASON ! HAM.
LIN'H PALACE ORGANS, which stand with.
ousarvl. A Nc. Vann charges no comnAt.
sious, Pianos and Urtans can be bought OF him
% Ban Francisco prices. aus
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

Foa the eomiortof Republicans at .
distspos. the Boston Traveller states that
the so-cslled Republican deiecsions to
the Butler standard exhibit no epidemic
symptoms. "Thsy are simply sporadic
cases."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

0FHoR OF CALIFORNIA MINING CON.
" PANY, Is Nevada Block. Fan francisco
August f.1s1s. -At . meeting Of the Board Of Di.
rsctors OF the sboveusmed Company. held this
dAy. . dividend mo. So of Fl " Gents per
share wasdsclared. payable SATURDAY, August
leSh. Transfer books closed until 18th instant.
elm O. p. GORDON, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
A GRAND SOCIAL,

UHISsmsRs, EM: II, Ag q, .,cIC.s OF 9p THE qHE
RxD CROSS, viii b given a. Mssonie Ball.
Gold Hill, on WEDNESDAY EVENING. August
18th. Afns band Of music vii BE- IN stlsnd.
ancs. Dancing 10 dominance o. o'cloxk.
Ttsfets admitting esntlsusn and lsdiss. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

An Enslishman il prospecting along
the upper Hudson river for the site OF .
hnsn-mill. which Il Is proposed to re-
move IRON England. and vhiea viii en-
ploy 1000 hands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OYFIcR OF CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
Bloch, Dan Pnncisco, Aug. Q, is7g.-A: . meet.
log Of the Board Of Trustees Of the above
named Company. held this day. . dividend mo.
e0) Of Fifty Cents per share WA declared
payable on FRIDAY, the 18th day OF
August, 1879. Transfer booka closed until the
A. ". HAvHNs, Secretary.