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RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

vienna, Aug. el.-rllc Russian and English
Commissioners llayp seriously d!iEured relative
to tic i}nlllnltation Ut tlle KussuTurkish trout
Ter In As!o, each disruting tho accuracy Of tho
ots,els map. Lord Duttcrtn Inns suspended tho
negotiations at st. Petersburg Oil thu subject.
, 1879-08-22

Two.basc hltA-Wl!lMmson, hhaues. Flint,
THREE -base hlt-Qprc.
i'rst tare os, trsora.-Chteago, d: nut!alo.4.
Esrot" asstnS IN I,ns
iassri dals- cisrp. 9; Flint, j.
En,piFc-t!r Qttiran.
clSciSNAri nErEATgn ny CLEVELAND.
S,xeta& ntspateA to Tx Itbune-
CINCINNATI, Aur. 3l.-Tl.o tlefcat Ut the Clu-
cinnals to-lay WIS luc mainly to costly eErors
1y Kelly, Garhar1t, anA Barnes, md BY thn iua.
DIl1yuf the C!nclunatia to bat MITCHELL NUNS Of
tlIv runs u C,l,clanati were earned, while Gleye-
land earned tlre$ Eucu, ut their Club. made
a lluluu run, White created u sensation ny
,nak.n. twob buse lit. aEitctcl.'s pitching sas
actlyu catcher.
;|sss;:$ s||s:;;:;;7 '::;:$;I e.
e'Ssstsr ,sss S.-c:i;;as., ao !otal Sa.es 40 ~
ai's; Cleveland. j, AMI II total hascs vi hits.
EE1,SSrsM,G'asnSa,1 ',S # Cleveland l.
Atr'koa ca|led-on White, %; of Mitchell, q.
htr4ck ont--j. White, Grthardl, :; ". While,
uosToN pErEATs TROY.
EpArfat Dsnl.ca ia 7hs Tribune.
lfoHr0N, Atnss., Aug, 9l.-lt.u DostonTroy
game was utterly without Interest rs fur ns tho
yistors wero cotccrnc'l, for they onlY rot ouc
lieys Cugswel, WIN ,las laIo anklo, an!
ritrhcd III lis lust inning. Droutlcrs pitched
for tho 1'roYs, with Caskins to catet'.
':;;:s s!:;: :::::: e
Rarnrd suns-l los.nu. y,
!l hsit ~ base.-lo:ton, 4; Troy, I.
Twu-lAsu hlta-Morrtl1, !1unck.
Struck out.'lToy, 4; ltostaa. :,
raiis s in tas sas4 oaa fSts, IL: urouth.
V; talicd ted 4sr'su.-ou l,oud, u; on rusy, Il Gu
, 1879-08-22

Col. NrcE SMITH, son.ln-faw OF 1IonAcE
GREELEY, has permitted the Ancrvnn Literary
lurcau to advertise lin Us "rhe lln1Mlsomest
Nun tn tho World.n lie should travel with Mrs.
lAHHTnY.
, 1879-08-22

Mr.. WATTERsoN recommends abstinence
fron, tho use Of aruent spirits Us a rleans of
preventing ycllow-fcvcr; at,d those who can't
abstaiu "would bctter" 20 10 Dluck Island.
, 1879-08-22

ROME, Aug. al,-Thr pope has received MI
ANONYMOUS let,or from baltimore warning
agutnst attempts to polaon him. Tho letter
contatut 20 manr references to the rope's prt-
yato life. 1t Is believed 1t wns posted In America
merely rs u bllnd. An investigation is III
progress.
DEFERRED.
A decision In f}nr[baldi's dLyorco suit Is dcfor-
rcd until November,
, 1879-08-22

Consul MosbY's letter, and IL examine tic
charges inlrlItA II, II. The abuses IN our Ton
aniar ayAtcnl In China cnnnn. be snn snoll re-
novel. THE persistent Bmokr III that quarter
Indicates fire.
, 1879-08-22

VIEHNA, Aug. 2l.-Thc Emperor today gavo
a two.hours' audience 10 Count Andrassy. The
Count declared hIs determination to resign ILL.,
altcrahlc.
Count Carolyi has declined tho nomination to
succeed Anlrassy.
, 1879-08-22

n1hMAttCk AND ASpKA8sr.
V1EsNA, Aug. 2l.-Tllu lNew Ere I'rtss an
tlu,l,.ccs tllas bismarck recently wrotc An1rnssy,
Inviting the latter to meet hin ut Gasteln.
, 1879-08-22

SAMHo remarks to hla white brethren In
Yazoo: SHOW 50 know how It Is yo'self'
, 1879-08-22

LONDON Aug al.-'lhe loss's Berlin dispatch
states t,tat seporta from thu 0erman Cousuls ln
the East urge tlIe establishment of a direct luo
vi German stsanlsrs to salontea. as a.1iacaus Ut
extending tlso German trads III thu LeVans.
CLAM FOR RESTITUTION.
CossTANT!HorLg, Aug, 2l,-Tte Porte has
, 1879-08-22
GI}TIECF.


ATHENS, Aug. 1l.-Eight thousand mnn, OF
tln naccond class of the territorial army, have been
called out. The King has postponed his autumn
tour.
, 1879-08-22
lc frco-ior-nll and 3:::.1i races tomorrow.
srESpTunIFT's DEFEAT.


9rte.a1 utsn,fch II 7hs Tribune
SARATOGA, N. r.. Au1. e1.-Hpeaktng, OF
spou1thTitt's failure to win tho keLiner ssakes,
q we!1-infnrmcd tu.ln,an snys: "The truo in-
warlness OF the rncr, The greatest NC have Ind in
years, Il this: Fatsettb Ii owned und managed
By thorough t.irfman. IL 4la pet Of thu stabio,
and surrounded by nothing but horsclucn., lle
was ridden, too, BY tl!u brightest boldss5 .le,,5
Al,e wus boy. On the other laEd, Spend
thrift ts IN Tom puryear's stable for training,
along With mnnY other gotd ones, keene pnytn.
tllr b!Il monthly. The horse is made great
baby Of, nnl was thought gool enough 70 wia
over anything, without sncc!al reaness. Hs was
ridden hY Hayward, tlashng, unreliable
Jockey, who by 10 meaus rauIts 4 /. In nut
si.cll, 1t wns cn,IrplY breeding uul horsceraft
aEainSt tue Board Of Drokeys.h
COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 1l.-TTe Columbus
DRIVING. Park Association hns decided to- l,oll o
1ncutllg commencing Sent. 90. md continuing
four dats. l'lrscs arc oIoresi In tho following
classcs: 2:45 ,:al, a::G, 220 (paco(, a;38, 2:24,
a::as3, nnu rcc.fur-all trot.
, 1879-08-22

DEAD

LONDON, Aug, 21.-Joscpl Octayo do L.
pierre, belgian historian aud apt'quary, Is
dead, aged iU.
, 1879-08-22

LONDON, Aug, 2t.-Tlle body OF DR.. Mosely.
killed In descending tho Mattcrh orn, Inns been
rcroycrcu.
, 1879-08-22
QRiIllARY,

Sprcia. DtsDa.ca to The Tribune.
JASEsv1LLE, Wis, Aug :.l.-Mrs. ]. 3. Doc,
Ir.. wtfc OF prominent young attorney uf tllts
city, died suddenly at o'clock tnIs morning.
Her remains will bu taken to Wtnona, Alinlt.,
10r tntermcnt.
!1,7eefaI Dtsnatch to Tho 7sttune.
kEoKuk H.. AUG. nl.-Jutigr j. l.. Rice, for
the past twenty-five years q prominent attorney
Ut this city, a1d for several ycara Reglster ~
Bankruptcy, died this cvr,ling alter an ilucs8 Of
three wncks. The deceased was Il bachelor. aml
accumulated large fortune III hts practtcc.
learlug an cstate valued at S5D,0O0 to $ltO, o0u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27


Meridian.
TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE, CARSON
u City. Nevsds. March n. is19.-Notice 10
hereby given that Aaron Hooper Of Virginia
City. hesa;a. by Geo. W. 0ar-ide. his author.
iied agent. whose po-tofice address 10 at Viz.
ginia CITY. storey county. state of Nevada, has
this day made and fled In this Oflice bic duly
verified application for patent from the United
states for liz hundred and sixty six l6c6l linear
feet Of the KASr EUROPA lode or vein. bear
Ing gold and silver. with surface ground varyfng
from three hundred and any 330l ~ hve hun
dred and slity (S6D) feat In width. known as the
hast Knropa mine, and being oirc'ally surveyed.
plated and designated a. q. \. Survey No Ia.
Township ~ north. Range 81 east, Mount Ola.
bio bsss and me.ida an.
Commencing at . post marked No. !. U. \.
Survey No. III. being on the south boundary of
U. s. Survey No. ", Julia Gold and silver
Mining Company; thence. hrst course, south j!
degrees 30 minutes esAt %, feet 20 poet maft.a
80. .. Y. =. survey No li2. being idenliesi with
the southwest corner Of the More Morgan
U. y. Survey No. iO9; thence. second course.
south - d. gree. west sGJ feet " post marked
No. y. U. 4. Survey No. Ia; thence, hii
course. north D. degrees 20 minutes west VIZ
feet TO poet marked No. 4, U. n. Survey no. lI2;
thence, fourth courps, north Coz feet To- post
marked No. 8, Y. y. Survey No, i1l, vhtnee
quarter section corner on north lire 81 r"cuon
80 bsars north degrees west 2. .Iss feet distant
thence. nnh course, north " dssrees east 80
feet 10 post No. 1. the place Of beginning con
tanning seven acres True bearings; msgnstlc
variation. l6h degrees eat. This claim IL titn.
ated In Gold Hill Mining District. County Of
STOREY, State Of Nevada, and duly recorded IN
Book q. 4. g. H.. page 7s9 ofths Virginia Mining
Records OF locations.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said mining ground hereinbefofe de-
scribei are required 10 nle their sdyerse claim
with the Register of the United states Lard
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27
lp...ei March II, 1921
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
l Hill do ordAin:
Section 4 OF an Ordinance entitled IAN
Ordinance for the Prevebiion and Pun, hmept
OF Certain Onense- ~ salLst the Peace and 6ood
Order OF the Town." passed April 10, 1877, is
hereby amended 10 A. 10 read q. tollows:
sEcTios 4. No per,on shsll discharge any
gun. pistol or other nresrm, In any street, sl.
ley or highway within the limits OF the town.
nor within one hundred feet Of occupied
houses therein. Nor shall any perpon or per.
sons keep, or maintain. or shoot at any target
or other object. with any run. pistol or other
nrpafm, upon any ground or range where such
sround or range. or target. or other obi let. or
any part OF 10 shall be within one thousand
feet Of any highway. road, street or alley with
In the limits Of the town. nor within one thou.
sand feet Of any highway. rosd. street or 81.
ley leading from or to the limits OF the Town.
Nor shall any person or persons. for any pur-
po.e vhst-oeyer. di.ehargc or shoot on any gun,
pistol or othsr nrcnrsn. within oae thonsand
fc~t OF any highway. road. street 90 alley within
the limits of the town. nor within one thousand
fee, Of any highway. road. street or alley
leading from or to the limits Of the town: Ifo-
ridsd, That nothing herein shall be go con.
strned as 10 prohibit or interfere with the rght
galleries In any building within the limits OF
the town. ,
President of the Bosni Of Trustees Of the Town
OF Gold Hill.
Attest: W. O. HrpE. Clerk Of the Board.
On motion. Orjinaace No. 40 vas passed By
the folloxipg vote: Ayfs- Trustees FOX.
woolley Copeland and President Stevenson.
Absent -Tm.tee Merctr.
Dated Gold Iiill March II. 1879. mri3iw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27
three thousand dollars, quarterly license,
twenty dollars.


sro a. livery per,ou o, gagged IN more than
one hind Of business herein enumerated shAli
psy for and take out iicsnss for each OF tueh
kinda OF business, and for each piece in the
town where sach businers 10 eondus'sd and
carried on.
or corporation ,hall commence business amer
the iime nIed for the beginning Of aquarftr, -
provided IN section two of this ordinance. he.
she. they. os 10 may take out out . liesnse for
the residue Of the quarter. paying therefor
prDportionate sum OF the amount required py
inia ordinance for quarterly licenses.
sEc. ca The monthly business. rsles. or 70.
celpts menti ned In the foregoing sections OF
this ordinance shall be aseeraibed and esu.
mated by the person or sone member OF the
nrm or sssocisslcn or ofieer O. the eorpornion
applying for the licens.. BY taxing the average
businsss. sales. or receipts Of his. her. their or
Ito business for the time months, or such por'
tlou thereof ~ be. she. they. or u may have
been sngaged IN busin. ". next prior 10 the cur
ROT quarter. and. if required by the Mnsh.i,
oath Of the party and delivered 10 the Marshal.
n any perron required TO make such abstract
or average shail iail or neglect 10 do 81 before
the expiration OF nfteen days rom the begin.
ming OF the quartr. it shall b- tbs duty Of tho
Marshal 10 make pueh estimate. and the kame
shsil bc deemed. treated. and takrn a. the ssti'
mate of tbs perpon ~ failing tr neslceting.
~ sKe o. When . corporation violates eeefion
one Of this ordinance, the superintendent. bee
retary or general managing agent OF iueh cor.
porafi. n shall be ausnable TO the provisions OF
said section.
SIC. Si. ii shall be duty Of the Marshal and
every regular policeman 10 Sc that the pro-
Visions of this vrdinaDce relating To the taking
out Of licenses are rigidly enforced.
SEC. G5. ANY person violating sections -FOUR
and iorty sewn Of this ordinance. OF eithsr Of
them, shall, ON conviction. be punished a. pro-
yided In section one OF this oriinabc-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27
which 2

A little girl had two aunts, one mar.
ried. with q whole lot OF children and
lots OF worry and bother. aud the other
single and having quite comfortable
time teaching school. The child had
contrastsd the respective situations. but
wss not old enough to understand the
difference In the position Of the two
relatives. One day she threw her doll
aside and assumed an attitude OF pro-
found thought. which was interrupted at
last by the question:;
swell. Julia. what are you thinking
aboutl"
"I was finkin' whevver. when /
growed up. I'd teat stool or have u
babyl"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27
ORDINANCE NO. ITO.

AN ORDINANCE 20 Amend IN Ordi-
nance Kniiti~d m Ordinance for the
prevestisn or Certais Onesses
AGAINST the Peace and Gsed Order
OF the Town.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27

WHEN alone. We have our thought to
wa,ch: In the family our temper; in
society our tongue. We should en-
deavor to illustrate our deyotions in the
morning by our conduct during the day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27

The rickety old rooster who edits the
Beaver Bdrraele goes after the young
Saints there for their hoodlumism, dish
ing Il up In labored editorial under the
head Of applause. II Is u little
strange that our youth, who are born
heirs 10 revelation and correct morals,
should require bouncing by the Saints
mouthpiece In Beaver. The priesthood
which they WELD should always DO po-
tent enough to keep the yoppg brethren
and sisters on the squars.-Slcer Ref
{ UlaA) Nicer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27
rmE CURsxroSE ORACLE.
ut Nm. xxEELASp.

hr M. httkLArp.
Did you never meet with the man
That sssnds on the street all dAy.
Who Knows all about the market.
And can tell which mines will paw,
Who vii tell you OF ''claims" and 'lesds''
Thai vou never heard 90 before.
And win talk OF ''striks-' and prospects"
with the richest kind Of crsi
He owns no reat In either Board,
He IL neither .Bull'' nor "Bear,'
Yet be knovs u all. and more. TOO.
But he never buys shAre.
You'll koow him when you .ee him.
And yoa'ii md that he hnows you,
rcs. without an Introduction.
He viii tell you ell that's new
About assessmsn newly levied
And oi dividsnds 10 he paid.
All the .eorners" In the nsrfct.
Ths amoant Of sAles tha; are made.
Name the new truste-s elected.
Tell you the tricks Of Flood or Fair.
Ana. wtth such . de~d sure thing.
Never bays net sslis shAre.
This mining eyeicpedIa
Knows every mins on the Board-
What kind Of rOck thsy're taking out,
And vhether it's eru.hsd or STORED
Knows ali the placer dirgiog..
And how much their dirt will pay:
uk . Lrlsuu ~ tnt lux ~ Nr'stA
who "wires" him twice each day.
Enows q claim thAs 10 upaeveloped.
Waieh woaid make en- expert starr:
osts his point. direct from the inside,
And never owns shArs.
His dress is not Of the latest -tyle.
And his boots are down 81 the hssis;
Hsis familiar with all the iroo-luneh routes.
For it's there be gets most of hi. meals.
He smokes brovn paper ci,arrvtlss
And drinks cheap lager beer;
Rsads his news from the ba,letin boards.
And sleeps si "Hotel de What Cheer."
To hear him talk about mining stock
You you'd think him millionaire:
Hut. llks lots OF other eutbstoas buns.
He never ownei share.
And, ike Patience on . monument"
Of which neat Shakespeare tells,
He stAnds all day on the sidewalk.
but he neither buys nor cells.
You might think HIM regular "stock sharp.
hut he livss just by his wits,
And - soon .. you're going To leave him
hell ash you 90 loan him four bits.
He'll say he's 0 F" little lit short today"
of this man of points" bswarvi
For if mines were selling dime apiece.
He couldn't buy Q share.
IS. q. Siock ESehaHys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27
VIRGINIA & TRUCKER B. B.

Through Passenger Train for Sen Yrsncisco
leaves Virginia daily at p. =. and Gold hili o.
ola 2. H., and connects DAILY texeept sstnr-
dsyp) with Lightning kxprers leaving keno o.
eP. n arriving At San frsneisco via Vallejo
at ii:i0 A. Y. on the following day. On BAT.
URDAYs connects only with Overland PAs-
senger leaving Reno st laos a. ~, arriving a.
San Frsneisco Wis stockton at Sis p. n. ON thc
sIRIPiN0 CAR leaves carson for Sen rnn.
cisco via vailejo daily lexcept raturdays) ~
7:xs r. n. Returning. leaves han Franeisoo for
Carson via vsilejo daily texcept sundaysI f
II. n. YrRINGToN. Gent supr.
4, NILE, 0enT Ticket Agent. aou
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27
TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO los.

AN ORDINANCE 70 Rix asd Collect
. License Tax Upoa Certain
Trades asd Busisess Wishis the
Cooperate Limits or she rswn 81
aoId Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27

LrrrIr BoY-"Pa. what does the
printers live of Of "why do you
ask 2" "0h. because you haven't paid
your subscription to the paper for two
years" He got out Of the room faster
than you can count one.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

MINING APPLICATION No. JDb.
U. =. survey No. 171-Tewnahip ~ NJ,
Range ~ X, Mount Diabls Base and
Meridian.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27

SEQ. a. Every person or arm engaged In the
business Of selling. by retail or wholesale. except
- Otherwise provided In this ordinance. any
wines, liquors. groceries, provisions, furn,tufe'
dry goods. clothing. boots and shoes, books,
stationery, watches, ieveiry. drugs. medic nee.
iron ware t'nware, hardware. chinavsre, cieafs
snd tobacco, quicksilver or other articles OF
merchandise, or In Keeping Whist is Known q Q
',variety store" rhali pay. quarterly. Tor .
license 10 carry on the zane. according 10 MS,
bes or their average monthly sales or receipts,
a. in the following schedule:
Pirst Monthly sais or receipts nine
thou.and dollars OF over. quarterly license forty
dollars.
ssyen thousand dollars or over and under niie
thousand dollars, quarterly license. thirty dol.
lars.
thou, and dollars or over and under aevrn thou.
sand dollars. quarterly license. twenty-five dol.
lara.
Fourth Cisss- Monthly sales or recslpts three
thousand dollars or over and under i've thou
sand dollars. quarterly license. twenty dollsrs.
Iifth Class-Monthiy sslss or rrosipts twsn-
ty.hye hundred dollar of over and under three
thousand dollars. quarterly license. nftssa dol.
lArs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27


SEC. %. livery person or nrm engaged In the
busins % Of hswiing or pedd Ing goods. wares.
or merchandise OF any description. except Ice
cream and milk. from q vehicle or otherwise.
shall pay for license 10 carry on the zane, 90.
cording To his or their average sales CT receipts,
a. In the following schedule:
FIRST Cisss-Monthly sales or receipts one
thousand dollars or over. quarterly license.
thirty dollars. or monthly license. nitcen dol
lars, ct the option Of licenses.
second Class-Monthly sales or receipts un'
der one thousand dollars, quarterly license.
twenty dollars, or monthly license, ten dollars.
at the option OF the licsnsee.
Third CiAss--Daily sales or receipts hfty dol
lars or over. nve dollars for each day, unless
the person or nrm engaged In such business
pay for and take out monthly or quarterly II.
cense.
Fourth Class Daily saies or receipts under
my dollars, three dollars for each day. uniers
the person or nrm engaged In such business
pay for and take out . monthly or quarterly IL
cense. ........s..
sEc. 81. Every person or nrm engaged In the
business OF hawking or peddling Ice cream shsll
pay for liccnss TO do the same. according 70
his or thsir average sales or receipts, Asin INC
following schedule;
First Clsss-Dsily aales or receipts my doi-
lars OF over. quarterly license, twenty-five doi'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27

On motion Ofdnance 100 Was ps.sed BY the
following vote: Aycs--ffustses Fox, Wolioy,
Copslard aud President Stevenson. Absent
Trustee Mercer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27


sro. i6. Every person or arm engaged IN the
business OF carrying on o barber chop rhaii
pay. quarterly. for . licente To cary on me
same, according to his ortheir average montny
business OF receipts. 80 In the foiiovins
schedule:
Yirrt Clsss-Monthly business OF receipts ave
hundred dollars or over. quarterly license, ten
dollars.
second Class Monthly business or recsipts
three hundred and nfty dollar or over and
under nve hundred dollars. quarterly license
siI dollArs.
Third Ciass-Monthiy business or reoeipts
one hundred aud my dollars or over and under
three hundred and nitf dollars. quarteriy
license, four dollars.
Fourth Clsas-Monthlv bpsiness or receipts
license. three dollars.
niLLiARD TABLns.
SEC. ~. xysry perpon or arm sngaesd in ne
basiness Of hssping billiard tabls or oeaard
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27

BRo. %. Every telegraph company doing
business In the Town OF Gold I'LL shal! pay.
quarterly. for Q license 10 carry on the ZANE.
according 10 Its average monthly receipts. - In
the following schedule:
Pirst Ciass--Monthly receipts two thousand
dollars or over. quarterly license. forty dollars.
Second Class-Monthiy receipts under two
thousand dollars, quarterly license. thirty dol.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-03

Receipts Of RPOduos

SHRFVEPORT-Per steamer Jewel-3s3 bales of
cotton to Ell Buok-s6l do N RR T Co-227 do
Louis Ranger &co-ls8 w Burbridge &co-iO3 s
Hoyt &co-Sl Boren &eo-55 L Wamsley eco
"a Lehman Abraham &eo-53 Allison &co-52
Keffer & Gardner-4s Jno Chaffe e. Sons-sa do Jno
Phelps &oe-2s Gardner, Gillespie &co-2s Wolfe
&co-s2 Britton Mayson-12 Clapp Bros &co-lo
w Rawlins-20 Kirkpatrick &co--l0 Newman A.
jones' j L Harris eco y G w sentel &co-I to
Allen. West & Bush-li4 bbls oil Jno Cbaffe Sons
-sundrles to order-Total 1863 bales cotton
LOWER COAST-Per ste amer Alvin-4e bbIs or
molssses 10 hhds sugar to John Dymond-l9 do 1ls
sbls moasses Jos David-175 do 20 hhds sugar to
Johnson-26 do Va bbls molasses Richard Millikep
-l5 hhds sugar Chism Boyd-14 do r Beltran-5
Bush Levert-4 bbls moasses Carey &co-aO5
bels rice Soeola-i do and 231 sacks rough rice to
Haspel sundr1es to order-Totsl i09 hhds sugar
UPPER COAST-Per schooner FREDERICK I'm
hhds sugar Is bbls molasses to1anaux & Sons-a0
DO ~ hhds sugar Brugier--Total rs hhds sugar
IS bbs molasses
LOWER CoAsr-Per steamer Emma Irvine
Sundries to order
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Kitte Nua
Sundries to order
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-03
CITY ECHOES.

Paul Bank was lodged in the Central Station
charged with being an accessory to a larceny.
M. j. Riley was run into the Central Station
charged with petty larceny.
Bill Mack was immured In the Central Sta.
ton. charged with larceny OF cotton.
VIM Whalen, for picking pockets was lodged
In the Central Station.
Aleck Bradley was run into the Third Station
on the charge OF larceny OF thirty-five cents.
Charles Bell was locked up In the Harbor Sta
about his person.
:, Nick Williams. alias Nick Sims. was lodged In
the seventh Station house charged with mali
cious mischief.
\. James Kelly was locked up In the Third Sta
tlon, charged with being a dangerous and ans.
piciouS character
hiehard Glenning was incarcerated in the
Third station on the long Observation-Disclosures
and sus picious.
II. johnson was landed Ia the Central Station
enalrge win o ing drunk. disturbing the peace
anu assau anu battery on the officer
S.Mataary .. smith was incarcerated in the Third
searfs. aAo tnree SIX
On saturday night septoline oil law
R,olea ny me residence Of Joseph Neisano - a,
Elgnth street, beiween st. David and M pat.t "
ana signify damaged the furniture. "'ii ch'
=, John Ryan and Geo. Cramer ware loa,.o, :,
tns 1entrGl S.atioD. charged with ass anIt al -
Oattery on Officer j. w. McEntee With ! w ~ ana
also. with carrying concealed weapons pistoi'
n, Between the hours of 1 and . o,cloci,
sMhcDohald was assaulted and knocked do vnnles
snt te unknown men. The hlghwavman 10y IN "
lo"oery. put Were frightened away or Az amt
proaeh OF the police oH me ap-