davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19

SurRo.-The stages to and from Sutro
are not 20 we'll filled at present A. they
were q short time since. The popula.
ton Of that place seems to have settled
down to . steady one 4 gentle
man who has confidence In the future Of
the place says Il will b the boss camp
Of the State in six months from now.
THREE TrAMs.-Gold Hill will prob
ably send three tsams TO run for tho
trumpet offered by the C~alsdouians for
the hrsmen's tournament Of their com.
ing picnic. It In understood that one
will bs from Liberty Hose, one from
Yellow Jacket Hose and one from LIB
srty Engine Company.
FoorRlor. - The footrsoe between
Lieut.. ]. D. Channel and Private W. D.
@. Gibson, on Main street, last evening.
resulted In Channel winning by an inch
and q half. The race WA an exciting
one, and much money changed hands
on the result.
TIE funeral Of Charles b. Bennett
will take place tomorrow at 2 o'clock
from the residence OF the parents, near
the Bslcher mine, Gold Hill. The body
will be inferred In Virginia.
MEN are overhauling the old Chollar.
Potosi dump for waste ore. and are
gathering O few tons for reduction. They
understand their business. - their
dump shows.
WHILE the weather remains 20 pleas
ant as Il at present il on the Comstoek.
there seems to be no reason for our
people rushing OF to fashionable Sum.
mer resorts.
AN assessment Of ten cents per share
il levied by the Pioneer Mining Com.
pany. delinquent August %. Bee Oh.
cial notice In our advertising columns
to-day.
THEar will be no service d 81. Johns
church tomorrow morning. The even.
ing service will be held at ESQ half An
hour earlier than Of late.
ALL the pump column has been taken
out Of the q. 4 G. shaft down to the
1850 level, Il being no longer required
above that point.
TEE Julia has . beautiful yard about
the ofaos, neatly fenced and showing Q
refreshing spot Of green 70 the sage
brush.tired eye.
liz addition to shooting for that dns
vipine stick at the SsrsHsld range TO-
morrow. there will b plenty OF pool
shooting.
J. P. Brcxrl's Gold Hill Bakery and
Restaurant has BEEN renovated and 10
now bright and clean in all It, depart
ments. r-t -
ALsrrrl addressed ~ follows ID held
for postage ct the Gold Hill Postofdoe :
Mrs. johnson. Quatcook, Canada.
q, 2. Ossoaxi, Of the Bodis Standard,
arrived in Virginia yesterday 10 take his
nrst look ct the Comstock range.
AT the Gold Hill Masonic Hall TO-
morrow evening, Rev. Mr.. Bufkholdsr
will lecture on temperance.
TaAvrL from the Comstock 10 Bodis
continues brisk. The stages 60 BY the
way Of SiI.mils Canyon.
TIE price Of drints and cigars 1t W.
D. O. Gibson's saloon has BEEN reduced
from % 70 l2h esnts.
TINS Is vssy Hssls sieinsss In Cola
Hill st present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
The Osher sids.

The San Francisco papers and the
kilograms have been filled Of late with
alleged mismauagemont Of the Bullion
and EIchequer mines. In another
column will be found the other side Of
the matter. a. set forth by the man
ayers Of those mines. 1t Ia worthy OF q
careful psrusal, candid consideration
and the honest judgment Of the readers
Of the NEws.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
Csunins Biims.

The following well-known circum'
stance has been immortalixed in verse
by one Of the bards Of Gold Hill for the
instruction and amusement OF future
generations
rh.rs'ss Gold Hin gambler. Commit.
Who plays the bluff game rather sttn;
But . call he did get
ON Q ~four-dollar bet,
And acknowledged twas only "bin."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
Tn. s.r.a.,d au.rd s.sd.

This new musical organization 10 com.
posed Of sixteen Of the best instrumental
performers In this section, under the
leadership OF Professor Mcdonald. At
the meeting Of the Sarshslds. evening
before last, they formally joined the
company and adopted the name Of the
Sarsfsld Guard Band. After the meet.
ing was over they appeared on Main
street and gave our m~usic.loving citizens
Q sample OF thsir musical powers. Be-
ing all skilled musioiana, their perform.
ancs could not we'll be otherwise than
frst.rats. There is nc better band on
tho Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
l.rscAI TO II soLD HUE DAnr srvs.l
b Zulu War.

LONDON. July IL. = One thousand
Zulus crossed the Tugela river on the
25th Of June, killed two men and six
women. burned several kraals and cap.
tured o quantity OF cattle.
Col. Woods spies report that Cetswsyo
Is dissatisfied With bis peoples didn-
~clinstion to fight. Hs was personally
DESTROYS Of suing for pace. bat was dis.
susd-d by his ministers.
Gen Wolselsy tel-Rraphs from Pie.
trsmaritzburg (June Soy to the War
Once % follows: ~ believe the var
can DO duishsd this season. hope 70
reach Port on Wednesday, From there
I will join Col. Wool and tho second di.
vision, near Ululandi."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
Turn vsrsin Social.

Tho Turn vsrein social reunion and
distribution Of prizes at their hall to.
morrow Sunday evening will not be
forgotten by those who wish o season Of
enjoyment. The distribution will com.
msnce at s o'clock precisely, when the
winners Of prizes at the picnic at Carson
will receive those things for which they
c~ontended. The hall will then DO given
up to the dancers. The best OF music
has been engaged and the Turner'S know
how to make an evening enjoyable.
They offer all the foregoing for 81 per
couple.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
A

OF the main svenus for eseap- Of fuse from
the human system 10 utterly subvssivs Of re-
ularity among the o her organs. Let eonstips'
tios become chronic. md. leaving out the I'm
mineni danger Of H. ILLUMINATION Of The bowels,
and their total obstruction occurring. (~a1ndtee
70 almost certain TO snsus, the nvrr 10 nanle 70
beoome ensorsed the blood aud urine srs polls
oned by the bile, which also vitistss the juioee
on the stomach, aud other unhappy conse-
ouspccs follow Hostettsr's Stomach Bittsrs,
: primo tonic alternative, prevents or remedies
thee results and their cause. - the case may
require, and 10 also signsliy emcscious p evsl.
oonins datnlence. heartburn. and variable -
veil ~ constipsted action Of the bowels. Il ~
nsVs nerve power. improves the appetite, stays
he prugress OF early decay. relieves the inAfm.
itiss Of age, and 10 . pleasant appetizer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
'8sliGtsas Nssiess.

81. Johns Church. Gold Hill. Rev. r. 9.
Eastman. Rscton asrioes on Sunday a fSo
p. =. The ssats are fses and ali sre Cordially
invited. Sunday school Ct i:so.
There Win b divine service q o.. Psul,s
-Church, virsinis City. tomorrow At II A. ~.
Rsv. Rs. ksstman omcisiing.
Thsrs VIII b divine ssrvics q the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Gold Hill. to-mcrrov a. n
a q. and To =. - Sunday school q l.sO.
Nv. Bish-p Haven win preach q II 4. Z.
Asv. II. Bsfhshoidsg Of San Jose VIII pesseh
81 1ssonie Hall. cold Hill. Tomorrow ct 10
~ Al NJ invited 70 attend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19

"I HAVE bean . member OF your
church for thirty years." said an elderly
Christian 10 his pastor. "and when !
was laid BY with ieknsss for . week OF
two, only one or two came 70 visit me.
I was ~shamsfully neglected. my
friend" said the pastor, "tn all those
thirty years how many sick have you
yisitedi" "oh," he replied. "it never
struck me In that light. Thought only
Of the rslstion OF others to me, and not
Of my relation 70 thsm."-Christian
Rsoistd,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
In jail and in Luck.

New Yoax, July ia Montreal
paper says Q young man ct present nm
dsreoing . sentence Of six months In
Jail, two Of which only have expired,
has fallen heir 70 Sl86, 900 by the death
Of his uncls In San Francisco. This
uscls left q fortune OF $494 600. 10 be
divided among his three nsphsws. Of
whom the prisoner 10 one. Il - need
less to say that he awaits his liberation
with i~mpatisucs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
Robbed.

Last Wednesday night David Keith,
Foreman OF the Forman shaft, was
robbed Of $40. The robbsr entered his
house near the shaft through the kitoh.
en-, passed through the girls bedroom,
she being out at the time, thence 10 the
sitting room, and into Keith's slssping
apartment, where the money was taken
from his pants.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
Arrs,... sh.s Asr.i.x.

Up Cavalier. J Byrne. d J Bonsneld.
A q Thomas. T NcClintock. J H dardi.
nsr, J o Horne. Miss A Stevenson. Rev
John I BleasdaIs. 4 Nathan. q W Bryant,
W 8 Byrue. W 8 Hobart. &C Chapman,
O W Avery. @ W Garner. John G smith,
J Jewell. J Brown. A Kennsdy and wife
Mary z Truran. @ y Stewart. Miss Park.
inson. Miss Parkinson. Joseph Moore. jr'.
o D Baker and wife. Mrs. D Mcclure. Mr.
crinsr. Rev z Gray, p ouscald. II G
Smith. Mrs. Head. Nr Hooper. h 7 Rice,
Nfs MORSE, 3 2 Bailey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19

As Hr sat upon tho steps on Sunday
evening. he claimed the right to . kiss
for every shooting star. She at arst do.
INJURED, q became Q modest maiden, bat
finally yielded. She was even 70 70.
commodating a. to call his attention 10
the flying meteors that were about 10
escape his observation. and then 60 70
''cslling" him on lightning bugs, and ct
last got him down to steady work on
the light Of Q lantern that q man was
swinging about the depot In the distance
where the trains were switching.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
Caledosia Picnic.

In another column will be found .
notice Of the fourth grand annual picnic
Of the Virginia Caledonia Club. which
will be held at Treadway's Ranch. Car
son. Saturday, August o. The society
will at that time also celebrate their
games. There il not time to-day to
allude even passingly to oil these games
and the elegant prizes offered for those
who participate successfully in their
celebration. We shall refer to the mat.
ter again soon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19

MrssRs. MoRRow ASD GRAvEs yestsr.
day examined the Sierra Nevada and
Ophir mines. Mr.. Graves says we are
10 have good mines ct the north end.
but some little time will yet be required
for their development.
MARX Il. BxrAS has located . lode
some 80 miles north Of this city which
sssays SAT 20, all in silver. at the sur
face. He may have hit upon the con-
t~inuation OF the Comstock in that dirsc.
ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19

A NEW boy at school diverted the
minds Of tho other pdpils from ths.r
books by m~uuchiug peanuts. whsreupon
the teacher relieved him Of his sdiblss
and rsprimandsd him. Next day the
master received o note from the new
scholars mother. which conveyed this
information : III mi Boy kant eat
Pee nuts out loud In Skuls, Ill sdikats
him myself at home"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
psp.r..r.. l...s E,..i.s.

J Malone. r Smith. &c Horner. IA
Tritls. @ u Stewart. Miss o Morgan, J
Jewell, Mrs. 20 Hampton and daughter.
il Smith. Mrs L Becker. Mrs u Neall.
Mr. Toys. RN Graves. J + Boyd. Mrs
Hickey. Ii Wright. E B Stonehill, Mrs
Z D RAii and son.. Mrs J p Baker. r =
Morrow. p csnavsn. C. Boskowitx. J
n Hatriek
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
Last evening the Board Of Examiners
concluded the work Of examining the

Last evening the Board Of Examiners
concluded the work Of examining the
papers submitted by applicants for
teachers' certificates ut the late sxsmi.
nation. Complete lists are as follows;
First Grads-Professor II. F. Baker.
Miss NJ. E. Beck. Miss II. Dsttenrsider.
Professor d. A. Ewing. Miss Julia
Nicholson, Miss Mary O'Farrell, Mrs.
NJ. II. Swift and Professor A. H. Willis.
Other applicants for frst-grads osrti.
ticates are entitled to second grade certi.
ficates IN the result Of the examination.
but as II IL uncertain whether they care
to accept them or not, their names are
withheld from the public.
Second Grads-Miss Jennie Brophy.
Miss Lou CASTOR. Miss Carrie A. Hurd.
Miss Mary Hennessy. Miss Jennie
Lyuds, Miss Ella McNeely. Miss Hattie
May, Miss Mollis Z. O'Connell. Miss
Mary Richards. Miss A. II. Sullivan and
Miss o. L. Taylor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19

SAN Francisco. July 10. = The d..
rectors Of the Bullion and E1ohsqusr
Mining Companies are out in card ask.
ing stockholders who wish any informa-
ton concerning the affairs Of the com.
paniss to call ct the Office. and giving a.
reasons for the recent assessments: First,
the necessity for meeting the payment
to the Sutro Tunnel Company. In the
neal future. OF not less than 100000
under tho terms Of their contract; SEQ
ond, the necessary current expenses Of
the mines, and third, the sinking Of .
new joint shaft. The card concludes:
The Boards Of Directors OF these com.
panies are willing, ct the request Of the
majority Of the stockholders, signihsd ct
any time, to abandon the idea OF sinking
this contemplated joint shaft. aud they
are likewise willing to 60 30 far upon
the request OF such majority to disoon-
tinue the entire workings OF the mines.
and for that purpose will, upon such 70.
quest, rescind the last assessment and
levy one sufficient simply to meet the
demands Of the sutro Tunnel Company.
for this has to be met under . heavy
penalty.
A man named Fitz Henry. keeper Of
poultry stand 10 the Hayes Valley Mar.
kst. was found Yesterday morning under
some trees 10 = vacant lot, corner OF
Hayes and Steiner streets. with Q bullet
hole In his left temple and 9 small pistol
lying BY him.
George G. Gorham 10 announced In an
advertisement to speak here to. nisht for
Glenn and against Perkins. II II also
said that he will stump the State on
that lay.
The "female" walking match 10 re-
earded az Q perfect frsud-simply leg
hippodromipp to make money.
George F. Bragg. a Front street msr.
chant, and Ira E. Hoitt, q stock broker.
died yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
Balboa.

Following Is q statement Of the half.
yearly bullion yield OF the bonanza
mines: 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
CARD.

N ii, Who srs suffering nom The ssoss =
,,a,.s,st,ous Of youth. nervous vssfnseA sesis
- -. At manhood. sto., I VIII go ..
oooI5ys mt vfiI cure you, yn11 OF o!Ae9Ds
Ms,sS rssf rsmsdy NJ disoovsred sZa ninaon.
AZ Il souts An.ses; sccd 3 sseeneisScsa
snyelops 70 ~ RHv. yoskrn 4. ~,
sSsico b, New Iosk City. sasa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19

Tn Lyon County N,ns' has . fat
sraahoppsr four inches long which
locks LIE . bird.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
srOCK REP0kr.
n. rr..s,ses Beard.
LAT EyENrNo.

San rr..siscs Beard.
LAST EVENING.
IS Raymond L Ely.4
40 Eureka Con-. l5t
$50 Leopard. I 20, 81, IL
300 ella, I 05, l 10.
100 Northern Belle. 4 IS
500 Manhattan, ~
2265 Argeuta, I ~. I Is
ITO Navajo, 40c
1910 Independence, 2 40. 2S
lls0 Belle Isls. 81, 80
IFS Day, 400
50 Hillside, IN
500 Highbridgs. zoe
72S Paradise. l 60. 20
100 Real del Monte. IN
$50 Albion. ioc
40 Wales.
Is Mount DiAblo. 4
l25 Bodis. In a.
ss5 Beohtsi. I 60. I 65. ~. 20
sos NcCiinton. l 2o.l< .
s6s Tiogs. s, ~. W
80 Summit. ~
80 Red Cloud. SOC
sss Syndicate. Z. ~
$50 Aurora 4oc: soc, ooe
lsto 9ood.haw. ooc, zoe, ,y'
42o bsividere. ~ go
lsc0 Champion. sVe' T1V 40 =, An On
SSs ~ a.. o.
7ls Booker. I 10. I o5.i
hoo Queen Bee. 55e. ooe
ass Mono, l0k, los
$50 Crosus. 2oc' zae
$50 Con. Pacific 1S'S
500 Hustler, ooe: eoe
1000 Univsrsity, Ioe, e'e. ''c
3to Dudley w. s''s
90 Jupiter. ~ on. az
5oo Y buiwer. oos' =
600 Denanee' 49, W.T.
$40 Addenda, ooe
100 Double hndAru'i
500 Vortex. Csc, 6Oc
1875 Orient. 6Oc, 6oc, ooc
S45 Mammoth. l3S, IL, l5S
$50 Martin White, %
ass Leeds. 75c
400 Tiptop. SOC
10 Bulwsr,7
ru,, MORNING.
:. al. o..
10, 0 vpnii.
y aeA,ssn' ~ IN
500 Gould Z Curry.
Sesa peien
az Ssl = sa,
'.s c..ss
I'm; ,"s,niA
~ Shoiiar,S
= potosi, ~ ., "a.
= G ns p";ua a so sc N
ioo yrUw9 ro,na. ~.
$40 imnsr.I : : iMix
A' ~ T.p,naI an
go Rsichs, a An A On 4 es
= CsSsS.... ,aa ,aL
Ss...s 49,. sct 40 90 a % AZ
20 : 49, =
1s q, r.
-
sg = n.ssman
40 Jussios. 4 D . so
1isos uccor, $50
9os Union Con. 81. s1k
its0 Ana. IN, "a
ss0 Julis. 8 SIS, Q leo
a0O LADY Bryan,l
An C.lsdonis. IA
40 0ilysr Hin. 1 IS
600 New York. coo BIS, SOC
$50 Woodyiils. l5c. Ioc
10 Alpha. rs
asS0 Lady Washington Con-. I 10. I Is
TAO Andes, SOC, s5c.
100 Europa. as
100 Scorpion, I co. ~
AGO Ward, N
aas Leviathan, SOC, $50
90 North Con. Virgins, o, 81
400 Trojan, 100
2Is0 Benton Con-. 4 90. I 70. 4 80. ~
iaO Solid Silver, SOC
xs0 Con. Dorado. 1 30
40 Plovsry. SOC
% North BONANZA. I 20. IS
7ss Month Potosi. s5c
iOo Nountsin View, q 40, 2 so
$50 South Utah, So, i0c
no RAYMOND 4 Ely,A
ans Eureka Con-, i6. l5k
80 Belmout, 400
500 Leopard, 1 60
100 Northern Belle, 4 80, 4 90
ZOO De Frees, 2Oc
ass Nsnhst,.n. 65. 4 20. ~
IA ala 4 o5
ms Grand Prize, 81, s 10
400 Argsnts, 1 As, l 40
500 NAVAJO. isc
i27s -Indssendeuce, q IS, ~, Is, 2 10
400 s,sr' $50. SOC
so5 Belle Tale. 4 IS, $3.50
as Tu.c.rors. l5c
900 u.mbnrg' Ioc
ioo HilI.ide' IL bio
a7s Psrsdise. N
AZ Mount Diablo.4
s70 Bodis Con. ISS. l8k
io0 Rschtei Con,. 1 co
-. a.
$50 Iiogs. A., LAS
30 Bed Cloud. soc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA.

The product OF the California mine for
the same period was ~ follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
Teasher.' ~Exsmisss,sa.

......si.sis.s SEQ si.zsa.tOo ss,sso.so
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-09
w. Il. MORRISON
says he will be - II he VIII be come
Candidate for Speaker OF the
House OF the FOrty.SIxth
Congress-.

ST. LOUIS, March 8.-W. r. Morrison,
member of congress from Illinois, arrived
here to day. and has expressed himself very
freely about the contest for speaker of the
house. He declares most positively that I'M
der no circumstances will he be a candidate
HIMSELF that he is opposed to Randall, and
In favor of southern man for that position,
in order to test the question whether southern
men can be put in prominent places with
safety to the interests of the nation. He re-
CARDS Mr.. Blackburn, of Kentucky, as a
brilliant and able man, who would make an
excellent speaker.
The Post and Dispatch, of this city, pub
lished a strong editorial this afternoon
against Randall, insisting that no member of
congress from this State or the west can vote
for him without betraying the interests of
their people.
Elk Governor Throckmorton and Mr.. Gid
dings, members of congress from Texas, are
also here en- route home, and express the
opinion that most Of the Texas members and
southern delegation will vote for Blackburn,
and that Randall's defeat is certain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-09
SAN FRANCISCO.
The Latest Business Failure Turning
Out to be of StupendOus Proper
tiOns-DIsasters by Storm
and Flood.

SAN Francisco, March 8.-The failure Of
Godschaux Bros. ~ Go. is now known to be
more disastrous than the most panic-stricken
of its creditors would have dared to suppose.
A careful examination Of the affairs shows
that the assets of the firm amount to only
four hundred and seventy FIVE thousand dol
lars, of which seventy-fve thousand dollars
is in stocks and the balance in book accounts,
notes, etc. Liabilities, over one million dol
lars. The creditors are garnishelng bebts
wherever due. Much of the four hundred
thousand dollars due the firm had been as
signed to creditors previous to the announce
ment of their failure and much Of 1t being
due from retail houses in this city, which
have also become embarrassed. 1t is assert
ed that there will be a shrinkage Of probably
fitty per cent. in tue amount OF assets.
Mail advices from Eureka report much
damage from the storm in the vicinity OF
Humboldt bay. The rivers have ovelhowed
their banks, bridges carried away, stage and
telegraph connection suspended, farming
lands flooded and fences and outbulldings
and dwellings swept away. Two lives are
known to have been lost. Several persons
wers injured, and the loss OF stock Is very
heavy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-09
FREIGHT DETERMINATIONS.
Progress OF the Investigation into the
Alleged Determinations by the Penn
sYIvania Railway against the
standard oil Company.

PHILADELPHIA, March S.-The eEamina-
ton into the alleged freight determinations
by the PENNSYLVANIA railroad in favor of the
Standard oil company was continued to day.
Mr.. jefferson Justice, assistant auditor OF the
PENNSYLVANIA road, produced paper show
ing that upon total OF three hundred and
forty-three thousand seven hundred and
sixty-seven barrels of crude oil a rebate Of
sixty. eigdt thousand three hundred and nifty
three dollars had been allowed to the Ameu-
can trnnsfer company. A. J. Casset, thrd
vice-presldent of the Pennsylvania railroad
company, said the transportation OF OIL over
the Pennsylvania railroad IN January, 1877,
was conducted by the Empire transportation
company. The Standard oil company and the
Empire transportation company being dis
tinct corporations, led to competition, and
prices in the on regions were realized,
while at the seaboard prices were
depressed in consequence OF a combination
against the Penney lvania railroad company,
the New York Central, Erie, Baltimore and
Ohio. Lehigh Valley, Reading, Lake Shore,
and Great Western railroad companies, and
tbs united pipe lines, combined with the
Standard oil company. 1t was war upon
the shippers Of the PENNSYLVANIA railroad
compaDy. In August, 1871. RockalelIer,
resident of the Standard oil company. and
VIM. 4. Wenden, and others, OF this c!,y.
entered into negotiations WITH the Pennsyl-
yania railroad company to see II some con-
tract could not be made with the Standard
oil company by which competition snCGld
cease. The Standard oil company insisted
that the first condition Of coming back TO the
Pennsylvania railroad company was that the
'-pnlre company should cease TO refine IN
E.. Ion, and the Standard company was
SUPPORTED b, three trunk INES, Inc me-, agr tso
ment was finally
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-09
SPRING WEDDINGS.
The Names and Number OF Persons
who applied for NJ arrtage LiceEses
Last Week and Secured
the Same.

The marriage business last week was not
as lively as heretofore, but twenty appli-
cants having presented themselves and
given the necessary bond. The number of
white persons who received licenses vas but
four, while the number of colore9 persons
was Twenty-Five The list is as follows:
Whites George G. Dent and Miss Martha
A. Kunkle, George R. Daniel and Miss Sallie
Andrews. John H Carter and Miss Blanche
J. Hall, Sam I. Fleming and Miss Ella D..
Thompson.
Col6red.-Gus Owens and Mrs. Fanny
Quinechet, VIM. ]. Rutland and Ada Bun
tyn. John Banks and Vina Hughes, Andrew
Leake and Mandy Whitlace, Butler Martin
and Sallie Ragland, A. M Kay and 2. Sulll-
van, Vance Smith and Annie Jones, Wash
Gripp and A. Love, Scott Williams and Lau-
retta Evans, VIM. Macklin and Jane Roberts,
George Plumuer and Ann Thompson. A.
Dockery and Martha A. Persons, A. L. lay
Tor and Emma Dobson, Ike Patton and
Amanda Owens, VIM. M'DavItt and
Charlotte Brown, VIM. Coleman and Lizzie
Talbot, Dave Walker and Ellen Dickinson,
Dan Fleming and Sallie Taylor, Charles
Harris and Susie M'Cargo, George Washing
ton and Lula Shlvers, Peter Smith and Mary
Wilson, James Gilman and Fanny Wane.