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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-29
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This ID the absorbing point that Is OF chief
mi crest In every business Transaction. By the
combination system Of operating In stocks.
Msssrs. lawrence L Co.. Bankers, New York.
unite the orders OF Thousands Of patrons, In
various sums. into one immcnss amount, and
operate them ~ . mighty whole, thus Obtaining
all the advantages OF the largest capitalists and
best akin. Profits arc d stributed Fro rata
among shareholders every month. In this way
capital from SO or kis to $4,000 can be used
with equal proportionate success. $40 will
make 3l00 In 90 days. $50 will pay $500
pront, or 10 per cent. on tbs stock. and 90 90,
according To the mArhet. A citizen OF Troy
made tsl6 rs on an investment OF $50. Many
customers arc doing better. The new circular
hes '.two unsrring rules for succozs," and full
details 20 that any one can operate proh.Aoly.
Stocks and bonds want~d. Government bonds
supplied. Apply 10 Lawrence d Co., Bankers.
6fkxchange place. New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-29

The Esmeralda Herald is advocating
the feasibility and advisability OF boring
an artesian we'll at that place. water
being very scarce there. 1t says: There
Ii . fne opening here for an enterprise
OF this character. Water Is almost as
scarce as hens teeth. and should the
coming wet season bring no more mois-
ture than last Winter. something would
certainly have to be done. Taking the
water level Of the Del Monte as q cri.
tsrion. nm artesian well somewhere in
town would not have to DO sunk to any
alarming depth. consequently the cost
would not be very great. 1t is q subject
worthy OF consideration. and n that
all are alike interested in.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-29


TIE Rairood Ga,ste says that the roads
which arc controlled BY Vanderbilt have
an aggregate length Of $500 miles Of
road and 8, 100 miles Of track. % these
there are employed, % shown BY the 70.
cent pay rolls. Q 100 men. Who receive,
in round numbers. 81. ITS. 900 per month.
or more than sl4. 0o0.0 900 per year.
There 10 probably but n other case In
the world where 20 many men are under
the orders Of . single man not an army
officer or Government oficisl. The mum.
Der il somewhat greater than that Of the
Upitsd States army a. Il now stands.
And yet William 10 . psupsr. according
to his own statement to the New York
assessor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-29

A WOMAN waited to remove q treo
from her lot in q cemetery at Spring.
field, Mass, to make room for a monu-
msnt, but the authorities refused per.
mission. She went homo and prayed
that the Lord would take the tree away.
and within q few hours a tornado blew
Il over. The same wind did great dam
age throughout Massachusetts,. and
killed many persons. yet the woman
firmly believes 1t was sent in answer to
her prayer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-29
MECHANICS, A1TEn1IoEI
MECHANICS UNION PRooLA-
NATION.

ATA MEETING OF THE MECHANICS
"A UNION Of Storey County. held In virginia
City on Saturday evening, July 10, 1879. the fol.
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Reslred, That locomotive engineers, and all
other Mechanics eligible TO membership In the
Mechanics Union Of Storey County, engaged In
running locomotives. or at other mechanical
work. on the Virginia and Tmckes Railroad.
coming within the boundaries Of Storey county,
DO and are hereby requested to connect them.
selves with the Mechanics Union OF either
storey, Lyon or 0rmsby county, on or before
tho frst day Of August, 1873.
Received. That from and altar said date Of
August I, 1879, no locomotive engineer or other
mechanic will be permitted TO ply his vocation
within the boundary OF said Storey county, 10.
les he can exhibit his card Of msmbsrshfp, 10
sued 70 him b. one Of the Mechanics Unions
above mentioned.
BY order Of the Union.
A. y. MACKAY. President.
THro. II. w~oopwoRrH. Secretary. n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-29

GENIAL WALKER estimates that the
coming census will add ten millions to
the Official figures Of the population Of
the country making 1t $4,000. 900.
This will probably be well ascertaincd
in time for in ~perosaious at the
Presidential conventions. II 10 barely
possible that some Of the orators will
call IL So 900. 000.s
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or Parssseu Lifs and Han.
usrs-The freseh . Yailurs ~
Pedessrisns-A Newell asd Coed
way 20 Collect mad Debss-Hew
IN Artist Dtd ls-Sessenabls Cos.
trssss straw berries aad Hall.
storms Re 60 Africa. ys OPP
pressedi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-29

Nls. srrao. wife Of Adolph sutro, the
protector OF the Nevada tunnel, created .
turmoil In . hotel ct Virginia City BY
pounding Mrs. Allen. . beautiful widow.
with . champagne bottle. This va. o Of
. series Of facts that have led TO q divorce
suit By Mrs. Sutro-Esr York San.
II would look % IL Sutro. and not
Mrs.. sutro. should b the one to seek .
divorce.
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DISSOLUTION OF coPARTNERsHIP.

EJoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IL corsrtnersnip herstofors existing be.
wien J. n. Stephens and Il. j. Peters, under
In the Wedge Saloon. Main street. Gold Hill, 10
this day dissolved By mutual consent. ]. n.
btsvsns will continue the busipcss ct the ZANE
place, and assumes all liabilities Of the lata
hrm and n fully authorized 10 collect ali
moneys due. All persons indebted TO the late
hm will plesee ZONE forward and settle With
out further NOTICE. J. u. STEPHENS,
r. ]. PHTkRs.
o Hill. June 70, 1879. 0o.lm
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A CARD.

10 Ill who are suffering from the srrors ana
indiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss OF manhood. etc.. I will send Q
recstpt that will euro y0u, YnHn or CHARGE,
This great remedy was discovered by q mission.
AIRY In eouth America. send . self-sddressed
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH 7. lNMAN,
tation d, New York City. fol 6m
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CORN.

HoLLAND-In Virginia. July 20. TO the wife
Of p. p. Holland, . pon.
BROWNIE virsinia. July q. to the wife Of
G. Brown. . son.
LsMp-In Virginia, July 30, to the wife Of q.
Lemp. q daughter.
RElLLY-In Hamilton. July ~. TO the wife OF
James Reilly, q daughter.
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q. II. GALLUP.

o. n. aALLur. opposite the Bank Of oallfor.
mia, Gold Hill, keeps constantly on hand al
favorits brands Of Imported C:gars, choice BIT
cigars, Ill kinds Of chewing tobacco. meer.
schsum pipes, school books and stationery OF
all DESCRIPTIONS, nne cutlery. and toys and iancy
RoodS OF All kinds, sp2S 10
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AGQQD PLAN

Anybody can learn to make money rapidly
operating In stocks. By the s,rwo Uneuipg
Rules for Success" In Messrs. Lawrence &
Oo.'s new circular. The combination method,
which this arm has made 20 successful. ens'
blss people with large or small means to reap
ell the benefits Of largest capital and best skill.
Thousands Of ofders. In various sums. are
pooled into one vast amount. and % cpsrakd a.
q mighty trAos. thus securing 70 each share.
holder al the advantages Of the largest optrs
tor. Immense profits are divided monthly.
AIRY amount from t5 to 5000. or more, can DO
used suecessfully. N. Y. Bdptsf WeLy. Sep
sembcr s6th. 1878, says; "By the combination
system SIS would make SIS. or6 pr rent. $50
pays $3.50. or : per cent; 500 MAKES $1,000. or
10 per cent. on the stock during the month. &C.
cording TO the MARKET" Frank Ls~Aks Hue
tratsd Nsirspdper. June 10Th ; the combine.
ton msthod Of operating stocks 10 the moot
succeepful cv,r adopted" Ner YORK Indtpen.
dsnt, September 18Th: THE elimination ,ys-
tenn 10 founded upon correct buriness prtnci'
pies, and NO person nerd be without an Income
While 10 10 kept WORKING BY Mes,rs. Lawrence
! %. brooklyn journal. April 10Th: .Our
editor made . net pront OF tloi 70 from t20 In
one Of Messn. Lawrence I Co.'S combine
iions." New circular (nsi.d freel ssplsins
sverythine. Stocts aud bonds wanted. 0sv.
ernment bonds supplied. Lawrence 1 o..
Bsukers, 81 Rxchspgs Place New hork. <s
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A NAN may have tho rheumatism
pretty bad. but we notice he can always
stoop over when he discovers q stray
quarter on the sidewalk.
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PRkACRlPrION FREE.

For the speedy Cure Of Ssminal Weakness.
Loss Of Manhood. and al disorders brought on
by in6iscretion or excess. Any druggist has
the ingredients Address
8 DAVIDSON a CO.. 70 Nassau st.. N. 2.
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or NJ

PROGRAMME OF GAMRs.
The following List Of Prizes. now on sxhibi.
ton at William Manning's Jewelry store. Will
BE- awarded TO the successful compettors:
I. Throwing the Heavy Hammer. weight Il
pounds. First P~rise-Siiver water Pitcher.
Second Prtro-Ons pair OF silver soblets.
q. Throwing the Light Hammer. weight II
pounds: Firrt Prlse-sllver pickle castor. Bee.
end Prise-Silvsr butter dish.
.. Putting Heavy Stone. weight "a pounds:
First Prlze-Silve' butter dlsh. Seoon1 Prif'
One pair Of silver napkin rinRs.
I. Putting Light. stone. weight u pounds:
rings. second Prixs-8ilver goblet.
o. short Race tlO0 yards), for members OF the
Club only: tirst PriEe-Silver castor and fruit
French clock. Third Prize Silver goblet.
a. sack Race: Pirst P~rixs-opers glasses.
Second Prize Silver napkin hngs.
7, Standing Jump: First priie-A silver ink.
stand. Second Prize-A pair OF silver napkin
rings.
8. Threeisegsd Race. Is yards: Przs-Two
pairs OF cameo sleeve buttons.
Q. Running lump: First Prise-Gilver butter
dish. Second Prize silver cup.
10. Running High Leap: First P~rise-ailvef
spoon holder. Second Priss-ons pair OF nap
kin rings. .
II. Wanting with Pole: First Priss-Riessns
silver epersns. second P~rife-Silver cream
pitcher.
u. Tossing the Cabsr: First Phse--one pair
OF gold sleeve buttons. Second Prise-silvss
cup.
10, Four Hundred Yard Race: Fint Prise
Silver card receiver. Second Prixe-ons silver
knife rest.
"a. "Tug o. War; between II married and Il
single members Of tue Club Captain Harrow.
ar. Bachelor; Captain Drysdale, Benedictsl:
Prize--One case Of rJa whisky.
Is. Young Ladies' Race. Is yards; First
Prize Elegant silver jewel csskst. present
cd BY VIM. Manning. ESQ. Second Pnse-si.
yer toilet set. No fee.
10. Ladies' Race. 30 years and over: Prise
Silver epssisns. presented Sy 4. O. Mckenzie
II. Old Mems Race. nfty years and over :
Phse-Silver intstsnd and vase. No fec.
Is. Boys Race, fourteen years and under /:
Fir,t PriEe-Silver cup. Second Prtss-To b.
selected. No fee.
10. Girls Race. fourteen years and under (:
Prizes-To DO selected.
90. whselbarrov Racs. biindfolded. 100 yards;
Prize silver egs castor.
a.. Grand Fi,smen's Tournament. with hose
carriage. TO b. contested by teams nom the Va
riou: Fire Companies Of the STAT. s,eh team TO
Ohs magnificent silver embossed swing water
pitcher. with goblets.
a. Firemeu's Second Race, with Jumper /:
Prtls-one elegant silver stand water pitcher.
%. Ladies' Archery, three arrows each; dis.
tance, any feet: First PriEo-Rlegant silver
bohemian vase. Second PrtIe-Hsndsoms toi'
let Set.
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m lnHc yol NIL nsIHa AND
HHuS.S. S e 49,, a.aaiss'a''a 40
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Tho pes, Bands or Music

In the State will accompany the sxcurrlon and
furnish music 10 all thoss dssirous OF dancing
Of the grounds.
Perfect safety ard strict order will b pre-.
served by special conductors and guards on the
All parties not holding excursion tickets will
be charged an entrance lee Of one dollar 70 the
grounds.
Non members Of the Club Will DO charged .
competIon FEC ofone dollar for each game.
Trains will leave Virginia at 1850 A. T., and
Gold Hill at T:tb Al =.
Oficers Of the day and oompetitors only a.
lowed within the circle. This order VIII b
strictly enforced.
ADULT TICKETS from Virginia. .......sa %
CHILDREN luhdsr ten ye.nl:;:..;v....iW
T. GxDpEs, Second Chieftain. 10
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OF copARIHERsnIp.

NNHE ooPAnrNRRsHIP HERErovoRp
csisttng under the nlm name Of ROB.
!Nboh FOLSOM wss on the nrst day OF
July dissolved By mutual consent. ne 6usi.
nees yil D. continued ct the same place by r,
". tOLSOn, Who will pay ell liabilities ef the
isss nrm, nd collset all accounts dus the sams.
80 QEO. ROBINSON.
Syie An wv. FOLSOM.
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In addition TO the above games, teams, con.
sisting Of twenty men each. from the various
Military Companies OF the State, will compete
for the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-16
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, May i5,.lS79.
Cotton firm. Mddling, l2Hc.
Flour easier and unchanged. Hownrd-street and
Western superGne, IS 25g3 90; do extra a 25tI 3 do
family. S5d6; CITY Mills supPrlnc. - 25dI: do extra
s'1O45; do Rio brands 5000 %: Palnpsco family.
sl7L
Wheat-Southern lower and steady Western lower
Southern rcd. 81 i5Gi 10; do amber, 81 1901 49, No 2
Pennsylvania red, 81 II; No 2 Western winter red
SPOT 81 iIa@i li'l May, 81 1901 Iti: June 81 ~.
al AK July, Il l3+Dl 1916; August 81 lO'G; Septcm
Der 81 los,
Corn-Southern firm. Western steady Southern
white, soc; do yellow ii6i6c; Western mixed SPOT
and May l3'sc; June, iaiac July $40 3'sc: August
i44r0 Hac; steamer, fl'Snuhc.
Oats dun. southern, S@Sc; Western white, $40
Rye quiet at hSdGOc.
Hay dull, Maryland aud Pennsylvania prime to
choice, SI3Mll.
Provisions firm. Mess pork, so JOGIO7A Bulk
ntS-lOOse shoulders, SIC; clcar.rb Sides NC;
packed, ii4c and sac. BaCon-Shoulders a. jIc;
clcar.rih sides 5HG6c. Hams % idri0C. Lard refined
In tierCes, &c. Butter firm; prime 10 choice Western
packed, l5@7c; roll, ll9lSc. Eggs active and higher
Petroleum steady. Crude. 7N4@7,ac; refined, nomt-
nally SIC.
Coffee quiet. Rio cargoes iOlsaiGc
SusarErn. A son, sGsac,
Whisky dull ut 81 O7Hl U1is.
Freights to Liverpool per. steam steady. Cotton
Sled Hour, y sd; grain. I'D.
RrceIpts-flour, 27j7 bDls; wheat, i32DD bu; corn,
20. 500 bn; oats, 800 bu.
Shipments-Wheat, none; corn. %, 400 bu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-16

Supreme Court of the Dstrct-Isaac n. Kab
student, applied for admission to the bar referred
TO the examining committee Smith VS.. Chronicle
Company; OIL argument
Circuit Court-Justice Northumberland VS.
BROWN & Finley; judgment below affirmed. Solo
mon VS.. White motion to quash certiorari over
ruled. Levi VS.. Cohen verdict for plaintiff for six
cents damages and costs. Barker VS.. Devlin /; dis
missed ut plaintfTs cost. Leonard VS.. Tobin; yer.
dict for plaintiff for S75 and costs. May VS. Jacobs
death Of plaintiff and case continued. swartzcle
VS. Wicks; case put in regular calendar in It's or.
der. Danahcrv VS.. Downing; verdict for defendant.
Martin VS.. Rumscy; Judgment by default. Boston
VS.. Maxwell case continued Mt plaintiffs cost
Gates VS.. Proth verdict for plaintiff for 500. DUFF
field vs.. Williams plaintiff called: suit dismissed
Criminal Court-Justice liagncr. Hugh Strider
petit larceny; second oiense; guilty notice of a
motion for new trial Isabella Downing, assault
on Bridget Mclntirc; guilty; fined S25 and costs
George Lowry, alias Loutner, one of the parties
charged with completely in the outrage on Mis-,
Cheney, was nrr0igned and pleaded not guilty.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
supreme Court of the Distrct-No. "A, Painter
VS., Dmnc No. Az, Brown VS. Dyer; No. 49, Cole
VS.. Reid; No. ~. Barley VS.. Hebron; No. So Man.
son VS.. Manson No. 81, Schneider VS.. Schneider
No. SO, Lansdale VS.. Smith; No. ST. sccor VS.
Gross.
Circuit Court-Justlco MNcArthur.-No. 20, Van
derlip VS. Slater ct al; No q, Schwakofs admins
traitor vs.. lIagman No 81, Little " Go. VS.. Youngs
No. G3 Noerr vs.. zantznger No 100 Keeseyys; Frier
Downing; No. 1871, Pierce VS.. Nightingale; No. 1872
Hill VS.. Rout and wife; No. l3l, Warng vs. Con
nelly No. 49, Bean vs. A. & L. II. II. Company
No 1856, Brewer VS.. Fulton ct al; No. 130 Washing
ton Building and Manufacturing Company VS.
Spear No. liO Smith vs. Harper; No. III, Lewis
VS. Shiles; No lf6, Mcycn, Son IL Co. VS.. Hoover e
al; No. liS, Hayes VS. Cole No. li9, Richards VS.
Hutchins; No. 16l, Shepherd VS.. Lloyd No. los
Killian ct al, trustees Vs. Freund No. 1863, Wood
ward vs. Curry IL Bro; No. 172. Hurdle VS.. Talbot
No 175. Smith VS.. Beveridge; No. 176, Clark VS.
JohnsOn's administrator.
Criminal Court-Justce Hagner.-Fanny Smith
perjury; Duschka White, keeping bawdy house
Clara Smith, larceny; Henry Charlton, petit lar
| ceny second oliense; George Price, resisting al
officer
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-16
GEORG ETOWN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

An unusually large number of canal boats are
collected in the vicinity of Windshps wharf, wait.
Ing to discharge cargoos, but are delayed on &C.
count of the scarcity of vessels. Even canal boats
are sometimes victims of circumstances.
As ye cntorprlsng Georgetown reporter was pur.
suing his perambulaions along tho river front, in
The frantic cndcavor to scare up free lunch or an
item, his eagle eye was at once attracted by the
sight of scmi.dismantlcd schooner-shp anchored
az stovers wharf Visions of bloody warfare and
pirates doomed up In the excited Imagination of the
reporter as he dashed up TO headquarters ul out of
breath with the expectation Of securing an item
that would throw all Washington In CONSERVATION.
lie didn't do IT, however, The schooner IMy A.
Hood, OF Philadelphia while off Smiths lslSiiu had
lost her mainmnst and main aud mizzen topmasts
last Friday, on account Of defects in the spars.
Ihat was all. The reporter wept.
News has Just arrived from Denver ofthe death
OF Mr.. Walter A. King son of the late Albert King,
well-known and prominent resident of George.
town.. The sad iidings will bring sorrow TO the dc.
ccased's hosts of friends Mr.. King had recently
returned from Switzerland, and in passing through
his old home he assured his friends that his health
was greatly benefited by the ocean voyage On ar.
irving at Denver, however, he was soon after sud.
denly taken with hemouhage of the lungs, and
died within few hours, age twenty-slx years. Mr.
King was highly esteemed by ali who knew him
for many fine traits of character.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-16
FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONETARY UATIERS.


New YoHK. May l5 1870
Money loaned up to per cent to-day but closed easy
at 3dL
Foreign exchange was firm at Is7l@is7Js for long
and iss1idisO for short
Government bonds were strong
State bonds were dull
Hhlroad bonds were Inn. The leading feature was
an advance in Chicago ST Paul and Minneapolis land
grant incomes Of II cent to 81 from the last reor
ca sae' The New jersey Centrals were also notice.
hoy buoyant adjustments sell NJ M TO i01s, L.
dat'd a'senlei to ga convertible nss nted to o. In.
comes TO COS, aud Lehigh and Wilscstarrp consoIl.
dated aSsented 10 jsS Erie consolidated seconds a /.
Vanced to az, do funded SIS to 73Jl do dntcd
IS to llls. 81 Paul consolidated singing funds o iO7,,
10 l AMI ID extension to 10iii. Ohio and Msslssii nj
seconds to d. Rock Island 6s TO lij G q G aud con.
sodntel TO 1903 Mar eta and Cncin, nil brss ia Of
Cnr,nnat and Sprn iiield nrss (guaTa ITO Il by CCG
nun tpv ana Toledo and Wabash rst (ex c,nIponl
20 ln Kansas and Texas consolidated a.sentcd r,so
70 ,OA, while DO seconds advanced from al To- MI
ri Matertown and Ogdcnsburg cons litned frss
Ihe stock ulutlou was very i've In tbeo,rIv
uehnss STRONG tone prevailed AMI prices advnnccd
t,ost o,,,i,, W. inter western CniJn which
ilOs, me highest point yet reached The cod shates
vera also actively traded In, espec ally New Jersey
Central: which rose from VI to ~ On he ann,,in
tho n o Inc c2nsnmmaton OF the project by whi'h
road TO complete through line nom New YORK 10
Ln,auclplih During The afternoon the gene nj mar.
i H 1lie WEAK and prices declined sdtl. Tut In
wv nnhl dealings there was fractional recovery In
some cIses OniO and Mississippi weak Though.
Nv au igSt per cent on the day 81 Louis, kansa,
NY hhd Northern was firm held, the preferred al.
s n,ichg rom 4O,a TO isii AMI closing g. Tie coal
l"wos M mo weak ~ ,he iinal dea closing at tho
per cent OF We early Improvement The transactions
IlsSregs . 2IlGN shares. Of which 1900 mere rc
a gg %efS =, rsn 1 were Drsware ackawGnns
were Ohio and Mississippi, 10 90 were 81 Louis i;aD
sls Cly anu Northern, aud 80 were West rn linton
Inc following were the closing prices:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-16

Arr,yod-Buats \ d Turner n Cary Katie and
Addle, Or Wiley u l. Slack, u Long, II W ST. 7
Malloy, w BrengIe, VIM Smith, NJ a West. Samuel
FLOYD, Lizzie and Annie, 5 W Reitzeil, | Knott w II
Lowe, W Irving NJ \ Meyers. Wln MOfptt, V : Ira
shears, NJ ton'nraker, 4 shaurr, A, " Ilic Sni.
Clcared-Bouts N Boyd, H. MOole, > Kelley. A
u Turner, Morning sun \ GrccnlesS, rhos Elton,
X NJ Muller, PrAther, MegS, w Dtlnuo, Dr
Grimes DR. NJ NJ Lewis, nc Council, MARY hud, 4 A
MertpnS, Van Brehnurs, w MOtrott \ II ard Res,
sic, A ShHucr, q VI S.unebraker, II Nyau,J une,
Dr Wiley Katie and Adle, Nelli', RI West, MaOy,
e w Brrnglr, Samuel LOyd W ii Lowe, Is l. Slack
Irene Knott, VIM Smth, W irving Lizzie aud Aunie
NJ A Meyers, and N Clary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-16
The amendment was reiccted-yeas, 1915 nays.

1870. ~7~T"'
Mr.. CALKtNs moved to add to the section pro-
vso that the Secretary oftho Treasury may purchase
silver bullion for coinage at Its market vote and that
all gains and profits arising thcrefrom shall inure
TO the United States.
Mr.. WARNER opposed the amendment on the
ground that would close the minis against silver.
=, Tho amendment was rejccted-yeas, ll4 nays,
Mr.. WARNER moved to reconsider the vote and
lay the motion on the table but the yeas and nays
being demanded withdrew the notion and the
House, Mt i:lj adjourned
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-16
SAN Francisco. May is. 1871
The following are tho official closing quotations. OF
GENERAL M1RKEI,S.
Georgetown Grain Market.

GEoRGErowH. May IS 1870,
Wheat-The market for wheat was quiet and nomi.
nal In the absence of offerings transactions are nee
essarly restricted. We quote Fultz at Il I4dl 10 aud
Lancaster ut 81 l7ql 90 the latter price for strictly
chOce
Corn-The receipts ofcorn were limited We note
however, Il good milling demand for prime samples
OF yellow and white at ijdi6c.