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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
rrucses ditch Location.

James 8. Wilson and ]. B. Hawthorne
have recorded a notice Of location OF o
ditch, to be known a the Wilson 4
Hawthorne ditch. the place OF beginning
being on the right bank Of the Truckes
river. "from which the quarter section
corner between Sections 20 and 23 Of
Township 90 north, Range % east. bears
south 1917 degrees east. y chains and ~
links distant, and running thence on q
line to a point from which the quarter
section corner between Sections IL and
IL Of Township 20 north, Range ~
east. bears north Is degrees east. "a
chains aud 80 links distant" The ditch
IL to divert 500 inches Of water from the
river,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
MINING NOTES.
Matters OF Iussrsss All Ais.s shs

-
It Is not stated by insiders. but . sort
OF halfway guarantee has been allowed
the dear people that Affairs at the $500
level OF the Sierra Nevada are all right;
that borings assay ss5. which would
make the ore itself worth about $500.
Alta Is developing into something
more than q mine Of promise. She has
ore on the 1850. l450 and 1850. and has
struck it 40 feet below the 1850 by .
diamond drill run at an angle Of 20 de.
grces aud 65 feet in. This Is below the
rich ore ON the 1850 level.
Al the North bonanza and Flowery
minss 100 men were set to work cross.
cutting day before yesterday. aud four
levels arc being opened.
Pumping at the flooded mines IL pro.
Gee ing quite satisfactorily and the 2200
level Is to Be drained this coming
week.
At Alpha, Imperial and Bullion work
10 progressing well and the same will DO
true Of E~xchequer a. soon % air gets In
to the facs Of the drift.
Belcher il working ont her programme
a. laid down in Wednesdays report,
and Is making below the 1850 for the
5000.
Union Consolidated will make q con.
nection between the shaft and Sierra
Nevada's 1000 east DRIFT today or tomor.
row. Tho drift connecting the shaft
with the 1000 OF the Ophir incline II
still being prepared for the reception
and transfer Of Sierra Nsvada's water 10
the G. & G. shaft. This h really the
point OF interest right there ct this time.
Ophir continues to look we'll both in
the bottom Of the incline and In tho
north drift from the $500 station.
At the Overman they have commenced
raising the 82-ton bob out OF the pit
preparatory to taking II to the Forman
SHIFT.
In a couple Of days the New York in.
cline will reach the 400 level. The
crosscut east continues in . good vein
formation yielding promising assays.
Silver Hill has not yet cleared itself OF
water. but il working well toward that
end.
There Ii life manifested among mines
outside Of those generally reported.
This Is encouraging. At the south end
this Is especially the case and some OF
the mines there are beginning to attract
attention again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
Death Of iudu. sowksr.
Rsxo Journal, l.os.t l..

Judge Bowksr died at twenty minutsa
after 8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Al
one time yesterday morning the symp.
toms wore more favorable. bat the hops
proved d~elusive. OF his early life but
little IL known. he was born In Hips.
dale, Cheshire county. New Hampshire.
and came to this coast In 1854. Hs has
relatives In St. Louis. and . sister. IL ID
said, In San Francisco. he came TO this
county at an early day, In 1852, and 10.
Gated ct Washoe, and has generally 90.
cupied some position In the county gov.
eminent. having been . deputy In almost
every ofloe. he was Rsno's drst Justice,
and last Fall was elected 10 the same
position. He was amsmbsr Of Truokes
Lodge. I. o. o. F.. and Of the Pacific
Coast Pioneers. His funeral will take
place tomorrow or Sunday, under the
auspices Of Truckes Lodge. Hs was IS
years Of age.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
more er Apples Bequssts.

Robert Apple. an old.tims Gold Hitler.
who died in Austria, left . legacy OF
500 0 for . public drinking fountain
10 San Francisco. Bob, during his hfs-
time. says the Stock Report, was an
eccentric soul. and always had faith In
Sierra Nevada. OF which he was at NJ
time Superintendent. but he used 10 In
sist that II was q gold mine. There are
enough public water fountains In San
Francisco now. and the next man who
wants to immortaliIs himself by Q public
benefaction to San Francisco ought to
leave Q legacy for . fountain that will
aow whisky for the masses for all time
to come.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
UoIr FALL.-This morning Charles

UoIY FALL.-This morning Charles
Forman. while experimenting matters
at the Forman shaft, stepped upon .
plank which tilted with him and threw
him down some twelve feet. He struck
on his shoulders and was badly Jared,
but managed 70 get into his buggy and
ride homo.
Ppo.rssoa ALLEN. the alleged psdss-
TRAN, 10 about to let his friends loss
some money on him. 4 dx-day contest
With Q Chicago expert has been arranged
and Allen vii have . hard game.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02

TIE Ban Francisco papers are urging
people to pay down for their stocks and
take them into their own possession.
They contend that such q course II bet
ter for both buyer and broker. They
add: III you do buy on q margin
don't give your custom to brokers who
loan stocks."
PEssoss having bills against the
county are requested to present them to
the County Clerk before the next meet.
Ing Of the Commissioners. which takes
plsos on the 9th instant.
vnouIA sidewalks are now kept clear
Of meats and vegetables, In accordance
With The dty ordinance relating to street
1psttsss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
Niscellaue0us

Bar F,Axcuoo. August g. The four.
tsenth industrial exhibition Of the Ne
ehsnios' Institute will open to the pub.
Lilo ct the Pavilion nezt Tuesday even.
ins, d 2 o'clock. and close Saturday.
ssptsmbss 9. d II o'clock p. X.
A The election OF the Bullion Mining
Cenpsny yesterday. the sehults party
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02

Iron Mines.
siATrIE, Aug. 2.-Articlss Of moor.
p~orstion have been nlsd with the Sscrs.
tary Of the Territory. incorporating the
Puget Sound Iron Company. The prin.
opal place Of business 10 Port Town.
send. The company will work recently
located Iron mines at the head OF Fort
Townsend Bay. Specimens Of ore sent
to Ban Francisco to be sssayed are 70.
ported a. yielding IS metallic iron, or W
per oxide Iron. Two thousand pounds
will be shipped to this city today. to be
divided between furnaces here ior the
purpose of further testing Il. Prof.
Herman Of Pennsylvania will visit the
mines for the purpose Of reporting on
them. HIs report on the ouamss Island
copper mines last week was most favor
Able.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
Ar,sy... sh,s ner.i.x

wv varney and band. Il J MeNary. 8
wheeler. Thos cavauaush. Judge Leon
ard. J Il Matthewson. d A Bull. r p Pix.
Icy. n Zimmerman. Misc Paine. J R Fos
Ter. Mrs Freeman. virdis Bell. J H Dor.
dan. chas sin. W Kelly. Jas cOunelly. DR.
J Matthews.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02

TEE CusE OF LsAxxsss. "A GORE
spoudsnt oil. the New York Sun writes -
follows: II the thin man will use horse
radish with his food he will get thick,
strong and fat. Il has cured me Of dys.
pepsis. kidney complaint, and . par.
alysis Of the left arm and leg. As
tonic and appetizer II has no equal. II
enlivsns the torpid liver. thus digsstipg
the food. Take . teaspoopful or two
with each meal. Hall . tesspooniul
after the richest desert will prevent any
UNPLEASANT effects.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
The Atlantic Cs..

The Lyon County Times says that
work Is progressing a. usual at this
mine. The Wine has now . depth Of
20 feet below the tunnel level. the bot.
tom being In ore which assays from $50
to $50 per ton. The vein has bean
stripped 10 O width Of ~ feet and no
east wall found a. yet. These facts are
obtained from Superintendent Cahill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
Rsltgieas Nosiess.

%. Johns Church. Cola Hin. Rev. r. 3.
Eastman. Rector. Bsrvices on sunday at II
4. =. and f:So ?. q. The ssats are nee and
al are eordially invited. sunday school at i:S.
rners win b divine service d &c. PAuls
Church, virsinis City. tomorrow as IL a. y.
There viii b divine service q the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Gold Hill. tomorrow a. II
4. =. and 7:0 p. ~. the pastor. Rev. W. Hfms.
ofnciating. sunday school o. l.S.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
Departure. Lass Evening".

DcpersoF~ ssss EvesuoB
u Elmson. @ 8 variAn. J r Smith, Al
Phillips. 8 z VIM. Mrs Peters and chill.
dren. VIM Mil. W r Chamberlain. @ II
johnson. O Patterson. J " Haines. Thos
Dillon. Niss II Kittroll. Agnes Pearson. J
A Stephens. Mrs. Mayhem. Mrs " R Eek.
art, LAxare Klein, r z Lambert.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02

ANNUAL MExrno.-The annual meet
ing Of the Caledonia Mining Company
will Be held In Ban Francisco Auaust
10th. See ofneial notice In another
column. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02

On the principal citiss ~thpashous The DATED
statss. Rurops. Jspsu. China aad The kase
land, and on honoluiu (Hswatp.
NEW Yonx BAnEns-Ths MI OF New Fora
n. B. l., American Exchange NsuooAi Bank.
Loxpou BAxxsss -kessr. smith. Psyns D
Smiths; the Union Bank OF London. 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
nIRRCTQRa,

LOUIS hcLAHE. Yrssidsst
j. Q. ,oES v. lIGKiY. ]. Il. sIooS.
JANIS q. FAIR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02

IssUEs oommsrciL and rnwisss' osedtfs.
available In sny part Of The word. hAkee
transfers Of monsy By tslsgrsph and ososs, ana
draws exchange a. customary ussooeG
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
crock sErOnr,


llo 0fAnQ ftiko, . %
975 Argsnta. I 05. I 10
1855 Independence. 2 ~. 2 10
900 Silver Prize. zoe
letS Belle Isls. . 80. . GS. > 10. > 10 oio'
81. . o3
100 Albion, zoo
300 Fourth Of July. 600
90 Walss. A.
$50 North Belle Isls. $50
27o Bodis. liz. II bio
800 Bechtsl. IN, l ~
Is Standard Con-, W
10 MoClinton. I 03
$50 Tioga. . 10. 5 -. y "
AIS Summit. I ". ~
Las Syndicate.
70 0oodshAw. 400
100 Bslviders. goo
l0l5 Champion, 900. $50
ITO B~iackhawk. l -
800 south Bodis. 20c. lSc
$50 Booker. I 10. l Is. I 10
$50 South Standard. zoo
$50 Richer. $50
$50 Queen Bee. 6Sc
l20 Mono. IN
$50 Crosus. zoe
las Con. Pacific. 81.
100 University. 100
6d5 Dudley. IN
$50 Jupiter.
100 South Bulwer. $50
Sos Defiance. $50
&U0 Addenda. 500
$50 MONDAY. 81
$50 Vortex. Toe
90 Double Standard. goo
<2s Orient. &5c. +0c. 500
$40 North NoondSy. ~
Is Mammoth, In
20 Glory. ! IS
$40 Martin White
lilo Silver King. 9. ~
100 Golden Terra, ~
% Bulwsr. 81. . b5
TINS MORNING.
lss ophir. sik. sit. ~
S95 Mexican. 22&. 22S, -
Ass Gould 4 Curry. .. 81
IS Best 4 Bslcher. l6H. II
$50 California. 4 30. 4 vs.
30 Savage. II
$50 Con. Virginia. 4 IS. 4 80
30 Chollar. ~. 9
2s0 Potosi. I. 4 ~. 4 10
rs Hale 4 N~orcross. IL
$50 Crown Point. 4 ~
765 Yellow jacket. lea. i6S. lG b
1000 Imperial. IL
leo Kentuck. 4
so Alpha, 20. 20k
$50 Bslcher. A.
$50 Confidence. ION
SIS Sierra Nevada. 3sS. 80. sSk. ss<
80 Utah. i5k. l5s
40 Bullion. %
400 Exchequer. 81
Is Overman. 81. ~
205 Justice. 8 ~, 3 IS. 5 50
$40 Union Con-. si<, ~
los Alta. 81. 6t
800 Lady Bryan. %. ] 10
ESQ Julia. 2 IS, ~
rs Caledonia. 2 05
$50 Silver Hill. 80. IL
so Challenge, 2to
100 New York. $50
$50 Occidental.
500 woodville. SOC
$50 Andes. goo. l
400 Kossuth. 23o
$40 Ward. II
I2O Lady Warrington Con-. I 20. ~
290 Scorpion. 2 Is. 2 20. Q IS
100 Leviathan. s5e
las North Con. Virginia. 9
$50 Benton Con-. ; W. y 50
$50 Con. Dorado. I 20. l 70
$50 riowery. <5c. SOC
400 North BONANZA. ~ b. IN
220 Nackay. ! 20. IL
ll00 South Utah, 50
800 South Potosi. $50
$50 Trojan. So
$50 Mountain View. . 10. N
30 Eureka Con-. 10
10 Jackson. 81
$50 Belmont. coo. $50. 900
1900 Leopard. I. %
ITO Manhattan. ~, 2 10
40 Northern Belle. 4 30
20 Grand Prize, ~
900 Argents, I Is. ! 10
$50 Navajo. SOC
so Endowment, t0c
$40 Independence. z 40. 2 -
go Belle Isls. ss5. -
200 Paradise. I Is. 10
500 North Belle Isle, ACC
900 Bodie Con-. liz. IA. IN
100 Tiogs. 81. 8 90. 8 u, J ". 81
200 Red Cloud. $50. 400
$50 Summit. I 80. I Us
$50 Buluer.9
$50 Syndicate. 81, .
sos Goodshaw. soc. 400
sBelvidere,
$50 Champion. 500
$40 Blackhawk. l IS. ! 20
HIS Booker Con-. I 20. ! 30
90 Mono. ~
IT'S Con. Pacific. 6t
100 Rustler. Toe
500 University. 100
70 Dudley. II
400 Addssds. SOC
so MONDAY, 81
TOO North MONDAY. 2t.2k
100 Vortex. Zoe
100 Mammoth. liz. liz
so Glory. I 20
50 Martin White.
100 Golden Terrs, i2k
900 Caledonia BLACK Hillsl. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
exohANog

zAis Dask hes special rssiiieiss ~
Oealing IN Bullioa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
Iron Mines.

sr,orlI TO rn soLD M. DAILY srw'.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
MO. % SOUTH O STREET.
Dlressosss

interest," paid 90 Ordinary and Tern Dspostts.
Deposits received In sum Of ~ and upward.
Loans nads on approved real sststs. bonds,
stocks, etc. Stock, currsncy and silver bousAt
nd x.s. RLpRrpoE, sscr,tay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
BANKERS AM BRoKERs.

SAN FRANCISCO.
, 1879-06-28

The Shes Iao, OF Shanghai the Leading native
paper In China, publishes MI edlct Ibsuud by tllu
two Empresses-lic ot China, Whvll BYE.
te!nastzcs md reorgautzcs tl,e diplomatic
survtcc OF the Cclestal Umpire In foreign coun-
tries. ucnccforlh China wll bo represented
abroad by Ambassadors ~ well as Enjoys, md
will have Consuls.ucneral, Cnnsuls, etc. The
monthly salaries aro fixed as follows: For Am
baBsadoEs, 43}j1; for Enyoys Extraordinary,
E3O0; Tor Resident Ministers, batweu,, 4.aOo nnt
t-.50; CharEo d'A1fa!rcs an! Consuls, General.
El50; Consllls. Kl25; and Vlce-Cousu!s, .El0l
Tic resident medical olicer ot al elnhassy will
rcce!yc monthly salary ot 4ao; These salarlea
arc to be paid through the ,Clls!om-ltonse at
Shanghai The Chinese diplomatic rcprsscnta-
tiycs will also be repaid all expenses to which
thcv nuy 10 put. for lodgings. travelling, dip
lo'natlo dinners, horses, aid carriages. flencc-
forward every Ambassador mud Enyoy will DO
bound 10 telegraph direct to the two Empscsscs
in all casca af emergency or pressing tmpor-
tance. THIS regulation tllpt np Ambassador, En-
voY, or consni-GcncEat shouiA bc continued III
the same post for longer than thteu years Is
stlll retaincd as Fundamental principle Of
Chtncao diplomacy.
, 1879-06-28

Hints to New SettloFas
For Tar 17rihhnE.
ny EDMQND klttKE,

NJ H.
But often 1t mny not 10 practicable Tor the
woFkIpgnan to organize 80 largo COLONY as tho
,,,t ,r,ora ,hon .,r ~ cIri,t ~ A. IN ,-a.t ~.
NV aose sna o.@ =. ''an.a ". ~ t41o moe.' .en'
families ran DC got to cmlgEa from ono nc'g-
borhooa. What shall the intending settler do
In such circu.nstatcesa Simply 20 with as many
a, IN cot, mi torcthcr. m,v a ,,o11,r rn,t
.",. ~ Nv ~" ~ ~ ss 1s ."es
"ne1o 'nofc 'a"u eau w nau naseaitcr' una
mako q nucleus asounl which other newcomers
will gather In tho future, and 30 form larger
t,os nm, In 1n,,uno1 IN -, IN cor,onv :. ,r,v h,
"en ~" oo '!uae''. " ~ ;" so''pH"y' 'a5 W
WEI! 10 puy NV OF t'ooo aeees Ill some oiaef 10
ea'!ty' where schools. u'd churches nna soue
,ho f,rncrs in Wcs, Vtrcrio own ohon,
NV 'a.'"' s's ~ "sst s" -. o"n a'oat
1cn nncs as much 'aho us lucy can
proatably cultivate, aud, bolng "land-
t,ortions at thetr too extensive n,on,otlona Mt
Pe' "os ~ ~" W. e's"o ~" -, As
ieaso''Aoa9 p.ses. Aau se"s'.s suey W., .t,N ~,
cept casli pafn'ent ot ohe'!oar'h or one-thlra
On delivery OF nte seed, and Gtyo tfroc, four, Or
i've years mnon tno 5eMa!nuct " tae puEcuase
M9ncJ. a.s suuna!n1ot IVY sessics CAl! !sa'ptl' ~
I"n}a " fnrc.t' nj n .nntnritv. ] 'AS e''SN "'~
Nnt, II flc now.ron,cr astt1cs IN nm oId nntr1,.
hn.,m,na fct II. bcT ~ lin n,,t f., fo1i infn she
ill., shiftcss 1,nthriftr wnvs nj tl,a !. nnsivc !;
rc.it,cnt. Yon nav otnujnin bis honest kind.
rnss ,,rrr,nf,,t,r nn.r;sa;trr md cnrsrat onn,.
; ~ nnt tpo him ~ ~
nic h, mnttnrs al taste. comfort. @ or ~ esonunr
-, xomr nav hams t,o',rh nf i,re' ho t,o ~.
x"+.o ~ his hnrs sLerr"ss nnsichtIv un,i oftcn
,au,9atnf r1ic,t ca}.i, !; y - ntt
ncnsssnry n T." III, IL u,"lsr nn. hn,no @ ~.
tsaa.3s 1sha r,,m%,ss, o"hir ~ IA. ~ ronh
saS'' s s,s' vsns 81 'oHa @ oe .sH
~, ,nnohns ,-,". t,ft,.r, % ,,ro h,",,s
tf 1tccs ~, tn1sea th1n H. rc,, ,nous.
ktAAt VS3S%t = ''s@' t*A~ 80" So" "
ith staisi{ t n s.,nms,to tr1c. yv1 vcr w.1,
,,,na m.m st III. n,1,mnn,s ,uS icioso q ,,i'h
s.ts ,t aH m ni,n. "." nhioe ~ H 49,
eae pa ~ ,, hpoeinn Tn' s,am IT,
H., a.r y t a tkant na1acr II WIKI
lay sMn no ~ 1osv @ prcrl,',s armh. .h.i;
ao.n HI IN ,hcE sa.an a ihus viii VIM rsnucr
u!ooE H. sF o1;u so1nu ottract,~n "r ur .ec' s[,'
oai ao.s ~, uTs' M ~ ,r"nnra n ~ yn. nr uM nsf
M1i 70 NJ iii II ok iii so th"ir ri b"n
t.i,os't roarsttuI 1on n,nhrnnccs ,nnre
M'saoas ,t T. aI -. ati',sin,. uo,s ~ ~.
,n. - i,, r.s - }li .tns,t"
sno 1.1nn tt ~ vn,. n arn, 3 copo "cK IN soItj
, 1879-06-28


ac+t,r -, ,r,,cm r,.tnonotI until Mondoy
,,n,, ,.s,o', -, n. f,orr,v uoor;,
was held yesterday morning. Commissioner
mt oTesnt Cn,nmta,tnnnr senuo.
Commtsstonor nrodIov nromnslv roovrd tn
"a' ". ,,.' ~.
hdJourn unt1! Aucsuay. te htithateu tih't
they wcro IN too much Of hurry to shovo tic
contracts through hoiore the new law camo into
efrcct. The ,nnttnn tn MI itourn was lost.
.AS o. ~ "u s9us...a 80 - . .vA
n p.otsastea mIaus'c iol'umsu ,'ts oses n.m tto a
proVal Of inc minutes, out tn'a was nha'ly aa-
1ustcd.t
THE JOINT couMrrrrn
m p,h,,o s,rvtr, n,,1 1,nh,,c Dn,,,.,c. u uhoc,
ou iuoc ostn.sv aaa ~ ., tn.a.,s .,, ~ ~,
was feiolrcu 1ae olas 1oF 'uo n'tet'o' "o'n w
tho now Court-tlouse, reported tu favor OF let
ting the contract for carpentry to L. j. sc1ton
Mt his bid OF S69, 147; the tlro'psoof work to =.
Smith, ut 455,87l; plnstcrlE- to III. Byrne q
Hon. sol 600; plumbing and gasllsttnE to Harry
Dyrne, OY5 a,l.t steam. heating ut,d vontllutnE
to 8. i. Eopc e. &C., sa7,875. Tho report was
signed by aIl the n,cn1hers Of the Committee
oxcept Commissioner Hoffman. The Committee
also recommended that tho County y-Attorncy bo
instructed to draw up contracts in necordance
with the report
Commissioner Bradley moved that tho recon-
mcndat!one oo taksn up separately.
Commissioner Fitzgerald moved rs aubstt-
lar mcctlnr.
Commissioner Lcnzcn seconded the substt-
tute. ...~.,
make the matter The special order for 8 o'clock
On Monday,
Commissioner Burling said lle should voto
for tte report, but lrC did not know but that he
would favor a postpouenent in order TO giYo
| gentlemen CHANGE to Investigate.
The Chair suggested tint M adjournment un-
til this tSaturday) afternoon at 3 o'clock would
meet the case. ,-..
ment, and said that Fitzgerald could have at-
| tended tic sessions Of the Committee If ho
! wanted to.
Comtnisriopar Bradley snia ho had been
snubbed by tie Conlmittcc, and Inferred that
| that body Fas quito capable OF intending to tho
| bids,
| Commissioner Fitxgcraldugatn aired Ills views,
tronu,,.,.,rar ara,TorS T.. ma oh.,r, ,,,,,,,
lCommlss'ouet opoAolu III aaa cnalEj na.u t,e "as
nc.eeone 10 ppsspnGn'edt, p m aaInoamn % 10 oe
3ieYea the fepnrt eLaou.a &C. auopIea; lncfc haa
tn oi,u, ircs}v
and only tug bidders excluded. The time l,ati
MAKO any money ou1 o. eonstac ',..i o i US
,iavi ia a' aiternoon It o'c3ocE. "'''' '' e'">u
uu2 i;o,sa ".t1 II ,ro,,,1 In
h1c fpr lin tn ,c nrcacnt satur,er mi ra hnne;1
he matter t would 90 'o oysr ui onav 'p'''
"'f nmnisdnncr .., S;ownrt wnntel 1i,c su,,,cc.
at aWay int hal no on{ceton 80
,',.tnnnrn,ent nrnycd t}1c ,nnttnr was t1s,
"Isssd aud s,,eh obtsrtions wars rnissd ns mt1ht
GseHe X. fo,,nd IL" '"@@' "''S" 40 ''"
Comnaiss!oucr Never vas called to the chair.
ani % Cnmmsssioner i3raj,ay rcncatcd lis oi,ss., @
t9nn. Ton ~ vntInr m a u,ntter ,viti whch hn was
nufamiftor' Uia n orS ~ ''a'' "''1 "'e4' ~ ""'
| To,nn,I.s,,,or anofyord +horrht that x,v,,o
N tSn ,,a9mtmtic NJ ti'c amo,,m minynIvc3 oycrv
opportunty o. Dor should bo given 10 tbs 1nenbers @ ii
! 49, A4o"s T.. - 1'3 st--9s
, 1879-06-28

At Jonesyl!lc. Ind, Henry rrather, aged u
years, vent 10 au old unuse4 pump, and whlla
drinking from the spout felt something 70
down his throat. lIo soon turned dcathiY sick
nil, vomited upa small watcrsnake, four or Are
tuchcs In length, after which thu young man
hurt.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27
Gnics bn Nurilon.

Cl-I'N HDr-T. NTN YORK.
toLJtIUE'- OlIl'r, Jan. l. IS19)
4 SALE ~ Public Auction viii be held on
n o., agii dAy o January. 1875? lr Ncs,- Er KpirH &
nENNi~ 90 Euprfl-'- WdoiDIue 90 lO Utin,t Co. i1 oi
Inul,d .ud TuClau,d Al,rciau I- w'.h has remained m
WI. .pu-, rod allow, b. l Gs,T BiIl lists
of which Iat, bo ioIud IA IOtuda o tie COdT; House
ami Nn. u ~.Hf., ..
me GOOD. ,aI. -, .,-u hc Va, nou7c No II
.iOINL aA' 1t j., JA JANUARY and - tiuh 10 o.
m. 80 d 2. u. J.. \. NEEHIiE Collector.
pY JOHN II. DRAPER y CO., AuctiQnecrs.
IHE DELAWARE, IACkAWANNA ana WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPASl VIII s,I
100000 tons -tHfNlDN coal
At puD.c auction. DAh Jan. - az l2 o'clock
noon. at 10 ltChangr place.
SAN { ~ SLOAN. Pre- sid ont d.
EMPORTANT AUCTION SALE.
JAPANESE AID CHINESE GOODS
PORCELAIN, BROAIE-. CLDl>O&NE. SC,
ocosc out iaIs' consignment.
bvGEOEGE " NICHOLS Au,;i"U,cr,
AT No. 1872 FEONT,-r. nCu i.ill"n FerIy.
TUESDAY and NEpNE~bAN,JNNTAEl ~ aud 90,
st2o.,o-k p m., cachdy.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27

O-l-Bank book No. 80. CG3, of the Ger
nan savings dnt. iu met ity o' NcsN OK the finder
,,fcd 20 rrtufni 80 tee bank II hot Restored before
M ia, Of march, lSiJ, Application WI! be made t.r
iLuk oI - new hr"A.
: OST or STOLEN-Iiank book No. 99.2GS
~ FL. German savings t;auL. ~ IN city New YORK
- M To- t TuIt'. Est Lodge. li. her, ~ requested that
M h.nl n rurrct trt' bank; 4 rot tp.!ud returned
nt. m tk before jr Nprtf' OF -v weeks from the IAN
uuy ,crbcI l.I'4i"h NH be Hl"r - the bnA
a ionk.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27
Sltnanous Enutc0--M Mn.t5

GERMAN YOUNG MAN, n0t long in this
y country Il good mo as wants 10 'nir -" pr,n,I' H
on. 4 innate mechanical trade; age Il years. Addivs
Isl ifcuIN.st. Ntw-l orh.
l'OAC[INAN.-Ry y thoroughly efficient man
N Who his Guc, 10 r''ry rc'Pce hr Years
Gi,t ca-y references ,,nt % ltN, i ~. e. ~ -"
i!uuau's place u I,luurd Adde'S ~. liA'El' 9vu.h
ORANGE Post Olii'c, y. j.
NOACINiAN, GARDENER and UNEF L.
< Hvar4pccablr Protestant sUSic mau s1e niiiy two
year. Win b,.t r'muen'i n, j. good G,lStr; cy 81
country: good plain gardener and general HSeiuu''
Apy or aidIe-- CAEl!N IENS ltSnAlNto near 1thst
ETSEFULMAN-IiOUS Nc.-By Il
I swedish man and viz, age - }tai1 p ~ s'"i I e
wnt h CAKE ana drF" tt't 90 "a"
d-lug wife - gond cook and eoid washer ana
hoth Nou Icoonmt ml'd Apply - 10 tU, o. az e. Ltif
,,th CAPPENFFK~ EMPLOYMENT not -
USEFUL MAN in hotel or boarding -h0U~p--
va steady cpmpc'H man can h.l'i hIr7, i'hd i-
nact clean .iN en- windows. &c ami Is "ig To MAKE h9i'
l-tfaI h,I-s.I ii. services nay De- T 't'N
,ui reference cal 40 I3S West llu--t. conner dhaye
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27
RrcOnDED AssIGNMENrs OF MOKTGAaEs
Gun Real Gstate tor Sale.

EOR SALE-An assortment oi houses, cold
prices from - 500 O $ijO0p: situated on sd Sl 3rh
and 1gh.s-. TWO beautiful corner ?tA alf s0hsfs sl
Islvc. desirable investment; CAL and .ee ther
Once irncr Jtl-st. aEl lstave.
NOR SALE-LOt, l2}d-st.. near 7th-aye, fol
L 5000. ULAND e WHlTlNC,5 Ec,kiuansi.
EOR SALE or LEASE.-lhe four-story
4 stores IL Cf.st ana pa PeaIs 'D';Wcfn Fulton stt
Johb) by l07 iect Address OWNER, Box So POs
Once