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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
tsasre sehesi census.

Following Is the official school census
Of sutro as published in the Independent:
Number Of boys between 6 and 10 years
Of age, 43; number Of girls ditto, 81;
total, "a; under 6 years. 81; between 10
and q, z; number Of children under II
born in Nevada, 38; number Of children
between 4 and 6 years. 81; between 4
and G years Of age attending public
school, 2; total number attending public
schools, 40; attending private schools, q;
not attending any, Is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
Tho Legislative Bill Agreed On.

WARRINGTON. June 18.-The Com
mittss Of Conference on the Legislative,
Executive and Judicial Appropriation
bill arrived at q complete agreement this
morning. House oonfsrees recedsd from
the amendment making an allowance OF
$l25 for each Representative and Sem
ator for stationery used or committed
during the present extra session. They
also recommend oonourrenos BY the
House In Senate amendment striking
out the section concerning the payment
OF claims Of laborers under the District
OF Columbia Board OF Public Works.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
re.eh.rs,

In another column will be found
Official notice OF examination Of teach.
ers, which will DO held Of the Third
Ward School.houss. Virginia. oommenc-
ina . week from next Monday. The OK.
animation will last three days. II will
be held for the benefit Of those teachers
whose certificates have expired and for
those who wish to apply for certificates.
Pens, paper and ink will DO furnished
applicants.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
Lists or Omcsrs.

Lists Of officers have been fled with
the County Recorder as follows:
Con. Imperisl-Directors, A. X. P.
Harmon, @. L. Weller, ]. D. Fry, ]. II.
Dickinson, John W. Coleman, VIM.
Norris. Stephen Bull; w. E. Dean, seo-
Rotary.
St. Louis-Directors, A. K. P. Har.
mon, ". E. Dean, W. 8. Hobart, O. b.
FELTON,. W. Z. Sell; W. E. Dean, Presi.
dent; W. s. Hobart. Vice President; O.
s. Curtis, Secretary; N. @. Hillysr, su-
p~srintsndent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19

II any think there's snsht that's bad In boy.
hoods young Affection.
I beg them give their prudish vhims . different
direction.
For " Honi colt Qa nal y ps~ss" Il Ensland's
proudest sentence:
To those who have tnnsgrssssd this truth, I
now command repentance.
Long live old England and hsr pride. may honor
ne'sr depart her.
And still her highest k~alshthood b the Order
Of tbs 0Ertsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
O. II. GALLUP.

o. Il. eAILu1. opposite The Bank d oaiifos.
mia, Gold Hill, hoops constantly on hand si
favogits brands Of Imported Ctga!s. ohoaoe pt
cigsrs, Ill binds Of chewing Tobacco. meef.
schaum pipes, school books and etsnonsyo
eoods Of all kinds. w.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19

ANNUAL MrErINo.-The annual meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the North
Calhoun Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany will DO held at the oflce Of Thomas
Gallagher In Gold Hill. Saturday, July
10. Bee official notice In our advsrtis-
ing columns to-day.
GlrAr Arabisn Circus-and not .
horse or rider In 1t.
TEE District Court will be In session
again tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
Dsperssrss Last Evssisg

Needles. the tragsdian ; N J vinson. W
H FArris. J W Adams. p O Gser. Mrs d
Mcclellan and child. @ W Sandorson. II
Nathan. Mrs. Noye, Z R Perrin and wife.
d L Bliss. Miss n A Campbell. Miss b
Driver. n c johnson and wife, Mrs + Z
Tsrstegge. r Barton, J 8 Doe. A Living
atsn and A b Gould.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
R.nnuet 70 Senator Jones.

New Yoxx, June ls.-Ths Bullion
Club gave . banquet last evening to
Senator Jones, Of Nevada, and the great
mining operator Lent. Mr.. Jones being
called upon, in . neat speech gave his
yisvs on the silver question and the
mines Of Nevada. he did not consider
the Comstock worked out, BY any means.
In fact, that II was In the infancy OF its
development. and predicted . brilliant
future record for u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
spanish Captain Fined.

PENSACOLA. June 1.-THE Spsnish
brig Diligsnts. whose master dehsd the
Custom.houss officials, was brought to
terms by q revenue cutter and fined
$500. Vessels are being shut out Of
regular gulf ports BY quarantine. Four
Spanish steamers have gone to st. An.
drsw's Bay and are loading cattle. Two
hours after the United States Wal vessel
Marion sailed for Norfolk Q dispatch was
received ordering her 10 Aspinwal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
Yiceregal Fishing Party.

MrrArrDIA, Quebec, June ls.-Ths
viosrsgal party. including Princess Lo-
iss and the Duke Of Argyll and family,
began, In q rainstorm yesterday, their
fishing excursion on the river Rsst-
Qoucho.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
Arrivals Yesterday Morning.

AFFfVaIs NesseFdny
@ W aarsids. Chris James, E Harper.
W Mayhsr. T + Fleming. H Ford. J II
Ferris. T L Newport. d Harris, Sol Caro-,
A J Smith. J Gill. @ H King. George W
Cassidy and wife. n Perssich. Mrs Briggs.
Mr W y Toiles, J W johnson. II d
Norris. Mrs. Paterson. Mrs u @ Hillysr.
II Dobbs and Mrs Mcfarland.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
4 ARp.

10 al vAe ~ sussFing hon ths sssou and
indiscrsaons Of youth. nsrvcus vsekn:ss. eesv
ascv' - Of nsnhood, 60. ! win sead .
1917 ~ vfil cure you, y111 OF onA1e1,
Nh srsss rsmsdy vss dlsoovsrsd be nisssoa.
~ ir 0oafh Amsgica. Sod . e~elfedd!scosd
1ysiope % o. REV. Joe1rd :. Mn.An,
Ststaos D, Nsw yesk CIV. Msa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
terrible Earthquake in Sicily.

I6TIIuI0 N piCLiys
RoME. June 19.-Thers was . violent
earthquake yesterday near Aci, Sicily.
Five villages were almost wholly 10.
stroyed. Ten persons were killed aud
several injured. The inhabitants Of the
district are fleeing en- masss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal WEAKNESS.
foss Of Manhood. and I'll disorders .bfoughten
~ inciscrstion or exeess. Any druggist has
the i pffyfDsoN ! CO.. 70 Nssssu 81. n. Z.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
RLECTRIC BELTS.

LclDtsurs for Nervous Debility. rrsns1srs
nessv. Rxhsusdou, stc. The Only reliable e1zp.
0trcnisrs mAilsd me. Address J. 4. H1EyDos
. ossihsn Susss, New Yost. sssa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19

Anos in Q diuegist'i window reads:
"0suuins liver psds.'' But what man
With = genuine nvsr wants Apsd7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
Written fer the Gold Hill Nsvs.l
CYRILLA'e = r
IT VILLA sHuxY.

An on.csr to those wAo thiak the story n-
delicate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
sEP0af.
Last y

35S Eureka Con-. IGN, l6aS, IL
50 Phenix. 5
20 Jackson, 81
$50 Leopard.
400 ella. 75c
400 Manhattan. AZ
400 De Frees. 90. loo
40 Grand Prixs, 81, 10
$50 Northern Belle. 6S,6
COS Argsnta.
800 Navajo, 4Sc. 800
500 Indspendencs. $50. 40
$50 Tuscarors. l5o
1900 Belle Isle, I 90, %
$50 Day. 400
ESQ Hamburg. o0c. ooc
500 Highbridgs. SOC
80 Star. $50
200 Albion. 400
$50 Fourth Of July, 100
IT'S Bodis. "A
ITO Bechtel. I 80. l -
$50 NcClinton. I 6s. N
SIS Tisga. 8 IS. SIS
400 Summit. Az, 24o. 2t5
225 Bulwsr. lok, Ion. 10
1880 Syndicate, o., on
l70 GoodshAw. Toe. 75c
525 Maybelle. $50. 400
900 Oriental. Toe. I5c
500 Bslvidere. IN
TOO Champion. 500, 6Oc
ono Bl.ckhavk, Az
$50 South Bodie. $50
sl0 Booker. 1 9Oc
400 South Standard. 25c. 500
750 Queen Bee. 45c, 500
80 Richer. $50
ilo Con Patio. 8, 81
4 f=yni,sr.isy. Csc. 100
1ass Dualsv. N. 1 IS, ~ bio
\ Irn;s:r I 40. I 90. as
f91s sopth Bulvsr,I
i2oO Lddsnds. $50, SOC, COO
m Noona,v Al
,aio Norsh Noonday.2 ~
eco vo..s, en-,
,oo0 os;sn, soc- aso
q Honhls s,sndard. Soc
80 Nsmmoth. lIk
xsO 0lyndale. Csc
a Ws.t P.ciao. 4Oc
IiO Martin White, 6S, CT
100 1000. SOC. 75c
ass Tiptop. 1 IS, IN
IN aaIdsn Terri. IA
an CsIsdoni, fBisck Hills), s
~. ovx,x
40 ophir, S1A, ssS, a.
895 Mexican yS*, sss ,,
Seo Gould q curry III
ITO Best o beioner'
e2S Caiifornia.
~ Savsge;'I2S
W Cen: virginia iA'9
~ Cheiiar. - IL
80 fososi. 90, 90. =. 90,
A2o Hale q Norcross' ioS' . ~ ioS
IGN
2So Crown rom, oS,SS
ieileI ysS,s on
z.SS ampsriS' 0''A~
~ entuen.
iso Aipna, Iox go
isoS Seioner,
l00 Connoenoe, isr,hS
slo sisrrA SeVsdA'
l6s Utah, "
ll1e Bullion os.olz 80. ~,
ll25 E~xohequer. o. It,ts,n
ITO 0vorman. IL, llk,uS
SIS Justice. 8 30. IN
80 sucoor. 600 al,
$50 Unisn Gen.: %: %, ~
2s0 Alta, Sk.st,Sia.ss
w Julia. ~, "a
$50 Caledonia, y %,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
DEAF BABY IN A Pic PEN.
| HoaslBLE DIsCovEsx ON
ALExAnpER's BAHCa.

The Child's Head Geas, Bowels
Torn Ous, and the Pusrid fiesn
Peelisg from Ribs, Legs, Arms
Feet and Handa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Miscellaneous kilograms.

~l.r.olA. 70 r., eoID NM pAnr nv,l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-13

ON AND AFTER THIS DATE I AM PRE-
s.t psre9 70 furnish families, hotels. restaur-
nuIne, Pure Milk. from one pint to 100 gal
SslcP per day. at my residence on Spring street,
rsn.9s.n mosrai reduction will be made for larger
es WM. l.. TAYLOR
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-13
A. B. HUNT.

A TTORNEY AND co UN8ELOR
n at Law, 800 Montgomery street. Rooms
65 and 66, Nevada Block, San Francisco, Cali
fornia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-13
IA. NESBITT. ND C.N.

nFFICE-NO. II BUEL STREET, EAST
~ side, sixth door south Of SENTINEL once,
Eureka, Nevada. auz-M
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-13
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. =. B. DE IA MATYR.

HOMEOPATHIST AND
IL residence, head of Clark street, next
door to the Lumber Office OF G. r. De La MatyT
4 Co. Office hours 8 to 10 A. NJ; to and Z
to JPN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-09
THE ono CAETiSS.
COLONEL JOHN HAYS VIEWS OF TIE CAMPAIGN
AND ITS ISSUES.

COLONEL JOHN HAYS VIEWS or THH CAMPAIGN
AND ITS ISSUES.
The Hon. Zacharah Chandler ard General Beatty
drew large crowd at the Republican mass-meeting
the other night. in Cleveland, Ohio. The meeting
was presided over by Colonel John Hay, whose in
troductory address, according to the report, in The
Leqdcr and HsrqN, was received with great APP
plausr Colonel Hay spoke as follows:
FELLOW CITIZENS: THANK you for this kind rccep-
ton ~ s iu be regretted that you have been kept
waiting but ~ the delay has been caused by circum
stances unforeseen, one can be blamed In ten DAYS
mnnt thine. The conduct of the republicans In this
following The commendahlc example SET them By
honoras 'een snguishod by Industry, self-,acri-
hrng devouon to principle, aud rcsoiuie harmony.
other hard; our opponents have made
record Tor themselves. which 10 they have
mory shame, Will plague them FOR years 10
come With an audacry which presumeS upon the
ONO have every daN m,ulrcd common sense the
common conscience b their claims. Allied To party
present Win the fcignod issue OF hayOne's the
poll-. Careless az then guilty completely win those
as.as~ins. Who with their snntcuus have cleared "a
bloody solitude around The ralot-nox. they assume 10
De- Oh. champions of pure suffrage Under The lead OF
mn ZIONIST who i'm layor of submitting the vast
and complicated financial interests OF TINS country 10
ne irresponsible dcspoisIn Of party eaucns. they
claim % he opponent Of Capitalization. They pretend
scheme or anarchy which would drag both STATE
ara Nation into common nun. Ihei invoke
the nam" ~ Jefferson ~ th'r attempt TO repeal laws
"hl' urisoh approved ana me nam" "f Jackson m
thrli efforts 90 nuify Jaws which they cannot reIefl
t'fEnE WIN tn' contact ~ ~ funinfnf- and Thieves.
They Vet drr" to accuse their h"tcrs 81 mav,tti0ul D
Office; ald with Islander aud perjury 10 STRIKE boz f.1
rae -nile-~ shield that unrt vlic1 iYr reduced
the debt thousand millions. and given u.s. through mi
honest rc.lmpllnn. r. ci,r uunarnlitird M htsftrr
ftis 100 ud enemy. men a. OHo. You know il.u
wei O,rr,ui over AGAIN t.u have moi fi b, .i...r
dlr REM hnnrers and lp avs when vnr hlnnl was M
yuu have o.ii Them -.tiuli Whom Prndefon and
Alien lea them ON under ir rcd Gag ~ repuda'ipu aud
robbery. You showed Them that oho 81 not contain
MAJ lrfy Of sconudfels When under the name ar Va
nui Erlu. tlty asked you fo bofray ami dlsnvn rho
lruci nulIOu lighting Tor lfs nf, sou buried That
lu-o'cut treason nenc M majority of ou" huudr.d
Thousand. TIE -iirI in which ynu have fought flr
light Of this telr l. unworthy of 20, men 'b3
AMI D. rYp- am rGua victory. Crrt..uly orr Oh
plucuts have never M r., clearly merfcd tio rieAtco-
angrr of honest and r.troic men. They roms before
with "a platform and with ureten>ioi- thar ,tn COM
mend tnri- Ives ouiv 10 tramp~ and ~ traitors Like
thft mad Qlccl of spain who travelled about the king
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-09
4 PROSPEROCS FIEMS PROGRESS.

II. O'Neill & Co., at No. 1927 Sixth-ave,
have enlarged aud improved their already extensive
establishment The front Of the has wide and
handsome entrances and show windows the various
departments have been expanded ano made much more
attractive More light has been obtained by these altera
ons and altogether the Is much pieasanter The
old suit and cloak department has been given up mil
hnery and a and larger suit department added
On opening day many elegant costumes exhib-
tied. conspicuous among which dinner dress
OF dark maroon silk combined with olive
green satin. The full front of silk was
laid diagonal peats caught the OF the front
band OF embroidered crenm-coorcd satin To form
fan at the bottom. shell trimming of maroon above
pleatng OF olive satin finished the bottom skirt
Wide bands OF cream embroidered satin formed pan
irrs con nued down the sides of the olive satin
drapery In the back The basque was Of olive satin
with narrow vest Of maroon silk with revers, OF en-
br0ldered cream-oOOred satin. black grO--gtan and
striped satin aud watered silk combined 10 form
wulKing-iress. The full front IN three
full shrrings aud set Oh the left side with deep
aud brought careessy 10 the back drapery the
right side. edged with deep chenille aud Jet fringe
walking costume OF black satin and gold black bro
oaded satin In leaf designs made the short
SATIN SKIRT finished on the bottom with pIeat
ing OF old gold satin nearly concealed by
marrow -shirred RUNE Of satin. The painter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-09
RACING AT JEROME PARK TODAY

There will be five attractive races AT Jerome
Park to-day. Some excellent horses entered aud the
cont, -ts viii be close I'm the race, thrceyear
Odds that have never race, Harlequin nlO poundsl
Pawnee q II pouuds Fddlestring no poundsl, Aver,
gruls pounds Lulu Ql5 pounds. w TIA 90 pounds,
and Pea ot ulO pounds will st'rt. Lulu is the
f.yorir The distance : miles. IN thr stcOId
rec Ia miles. VomIn0 900 pounds, g enmore
QlO pounds. Buwark Isl poumisl. Belle 80
I.und-l. Bonnie Wood tlO2 pouuds). Lnulauter 200
polud-D. and Charlie Howard ll3 pouudsl VIII run.
H. the thTd race mile heats, grant 40 pYunds),
Gabriel 100 pouldr). tblqCia (llO pONuusl jericho
lO5 pounds. Boarinaa 60 pouud~l. aud Edwin A.
tlI6 puundsj viii start. Gabriel Is nrst choice. The
uai race j. only thrcf-quarters OF mile, and
Vuggant lO5 pouudsl. Ancyeur (lOi pounds. Jcn-
nm. ID ~ pounds Charlie GOrham QO5 pouud.h Pirate
f1 pou,) Variety -7 pOuudsl, Hattie 100 nu,l.
sunlight IOl pOundsl. Milan QOi pOunisl, aud Tenor
are expected to start. Milan leads the netting The
MIN race - for gentlemen Riders aud Dandy dol
pound-) PiQue l5I pounds, surge C6i pounds. aud
bertha "a ponnd) entered. Bertha Is the aVorte
The raccs Will begin at o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-09
REDUCTIONS FOR OPENING DAYS.

An opening III costumes and IN the dry
goods departments attracted ladies 10 H. &. L. kochs
establishment at No $40 sixthaye.. Tuesday. In tho
suit department the first noor. light and airy room.
handsome costumes manufactured by the house. wero
shown. at low prices. black velvet waking
made with the short skirt finished With box peat-
Ing OF velvet The panier polonase was finished with
rich let passementerie and fringe The narrow
vest, OF old god and black velvet brocade.
finished on either side with jet passementeTie.
Cuffs OF brOcade finished the cOatslceNe. The price
oi this dress $50 pretty walking dress OF black
grosgraiu and satn br0cade In large design had tho
V-shaped mont filled with rows Of DarrOw dOIbl, box
peatngs The psnier polonaise Of brocade hushed
with passemeutere aud fge. TIE long vest OF eros-
grain reached To the OF the Nshaped front; price.
$95 Reductions have been made in the silk departmen ut
for the opening days only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-09
MORE EFFORTS FORFOREGGN TRADE INTENDED.
From LOndor Giobe, Sepf 25
Tho Iran and STEEL lnStituta has nevor bofI


"A more important meeting tnan that winch was nai.-
gurated yesterday AT 81. Georges Hall. Liverpool
TINS We nave witnessed crisis la the history
these metals which, as tar - country l. con-
cerned have long deserved, almost, than gold or
SILVER. the tte Of precious" Ii thought by many
who ousht. ~ amt Of bitter experience To be- able
read thc signs OF the times, that the turning point
that long period Of depression which been going on
for four or five years has ar last been reached. IL
still more certain that the result OF stubborn and often
disastrous contests between WOrkIutn and employers
has been 10 reduce the prtensUns OF the former to
something Ike reasonable level. The lrOnmastcis
other capitalists engaged ia the iron aud steel
trades have To their cost been taught what are their
weak points in competition with foreigners Hnd al
ready beginning ind means OF pushing their way
foreign markets. In spite OF the heavy penalties
lard upon them in the shape OF customs duties. All
encouraging circumstances " when the ins
cannot fail TO take notice amidst Its scientific
and theoretical discussions. But that which, after all
will be generally considered the OF the
IL the invention of new process rather OF
cesses the conversion OF iron into steel The de-
phOsphorl cation Of the commOner sorts OF iron has
been successfully accomplished, after great num-
Der failures anC the reports made yesterday these
processes were. On the whole. satisfactory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-09

nOlOnalse OF brOclds had vest ~ satin
laid in tiny plcats except al the waist-iine where
IL shrrcd close the bottom WAS inis"ed win goid
aud black fringe.
The millinery depGrtm'n OF this house IA now one OF
the largest the city. and large rooms on
the second door for the trimmed goods alone wnile bc
untrmmc1 goods occupy extensive space Oh TIC nrt
floor.
Among the trimmed bDnncts was small ntring Don
net II n1yy-blue velvet trimmed with gcndarme ne
aud gold brocade laid Ia twist around the crown On
the front bunch OF grndlrmeblne ostrich feathers
with large bird on the left side \ cottage bonnet OF
curco 'red velvet had the crown embroidered In casb-
cnllcd bcaIs A cIiIcO.OTcd ostrich feather was
held large bird In rolnd hats the iur beaver s the
newest and wien the cold weather -ets IN VIII e greatly
favor. Many of these cXpen-ive mats are shown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-09

3d. g. 81 90. ~ s.. 10 ~ IlL ~. IN. i-i ~ -
.i3 .I9 2-8 --- -s el2. 2if, 25O. - ~. 2- 80, "a
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a. i5s iJj. 20, go. 2Si, s. 30 49, -oi -, -
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80, 49,. .o -,l - .3 ID, 80, u.s. -o' 200,
Ccrii-rini J. nouoAar. $50. lo7- 1919 l5e. le-7.
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surTmon corm-srrcIAL IEnf- Freedman, J.-Issues %
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rARl Il -curt-. e. > Csc on 20 -Farnss AIT tho
COMMON PLEAs->rlCIAL rimi-Besch, Mos IL, IL.
EQcUY TERM. L. pliy. J.-No. 30.
s67 1872. lsii 1880 lUi4 1896 lo97, 1885, 1859 loo
PAN II larremere J. No. 2eas 1915 1922. 1896 lci.
IlO5. llo6, lioy. ITO llll, liz, 10 ilit
10, 30. -, 2e7 25s 2gs 20 ~ ~ ~ ga 2o.
276 e71 rs 80 2'e 81, 2s2 2,3 PSI, $50 2s, 30
IAei a., ~ IN ~ ' ,s' 5e s3 90 sy G 'i'' w.
GENERAL sEssioSs-FART Towing J.-Ihs People
fou,on. assault ana battery; Georee n ,ie"ert ngsfv
Roberts Eudoph iochner grand larceny Murphy.
aceu, person Charles Peglcf. ptt larceny Pat
Tick Merry. Jonu GaGsoy, assault and battery
Pant IiDidcTse.ye. The People ag Patuck Hayes.
Mar; felouol. Assault ana battery oswald Buo.hiir.
Thomas Lunch. lienr, Butts Jane, Robinson joseph d.
John A. Grlilh. grand larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-09


Froa Itt LlNdOl Iful Atas S.p. -6.
The exclusion OF our iron and steel from the
uafN't of te JAic,i STAGE bg hc operation of ngHlY
Iut'c;iou,t taiIn Be-. 0i course. great los, for
manufacturers bat tlr Americans cannot practise their
ltnrrll commercial policy without Themselves suffering
ifum H. Just now there ~ an enormous demand for
way iron. The great railway pDtruItr- of The Union.
Nn gwen the sign u Tor movement OF extension.
not only making ltrgr and urgent demands the
ii. market themselves. but are iorclng tile managers
COT ttr -rcun idry lIues tu 10 The "a place
themselves IN position to form ads lntageous alliances.
hr equencr ], TINT they are taking large quantities
90. our rails, and stimulating The Transatlantic manu-
nci lr,r Who I'm turn apple, 10 us for cru IDls
81 au exceedingly dear wny OF making railroads
be present time no enterprise gave the iron l-
uustrN any occupation 10 be compared in extent with
that nf providing the United states with the material
It's new railway extensions. On the last
England had the full benefit OF that revival and We
have cru that even NOW, under tine strongly protcc
tatn ~ fhc Onion our AID cannot bc dispensed Wu.
Should tie movement IN America not hc cut short 10y
panic or financial stress. may hr that Wagts.
rmcutS and the cHgeruess If Transatlantic mIuu-
facturcrs 10 press their claim Tor higher prices vii
producers and merchants new and wider OPEN
mgs, OF which they will avail themselves