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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-09
Arrival. Yesterday moruiur.

Mrs L L Hickox. W N Leete. Miss L Fl
Torp. 4 J Connolly. Mrs jenkins, Mrs ]
y Pidgs. DIR Chapman. and wife, Mrs n A
Colby, W q Watson. + Plane. Mrs Rising
and family. y Davis. ] Marret. ] Abel.
Geo Cloud. y Sullivan. Robert Pixley, +
Ciuggsge. d W James. Z Mitchell. ] W
Blasely. J Brogan, W Swift, @ McDou-
gall. J Laity. wm Floyd. J Peters. James
Humss. p Conroy, F Klspufer. J H Hart.
A Roe. W Wolfe and family. O Frederick.
A Fargo, J Meyer.
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GOLD HILL, June 2. 1S79.-Jams. Nee-
land.. Presidsnt: The main incline has At
tanned . depth Of As feet below the 27o0
level, IA feet having been added TO 1t
during the week. The south crosscut on
the $3.50 level Is in IS feet, having made
81 feet during tho week. There 10 no ma.
terial change in the appearance OF this
crosscut. The east drift from tho 2760
station Is now In 70 feet, having been u
IS feet during tho week. Everything In
and about the mine Is going on Is usual
and there 10 nothing Of importance TO re-
port. W. II. SMITH, Supt.
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oilyss Hill.

GOLD HILL. June z. l879.-W. Z. Dean,
Secretary. The stump below the $500 level
In our incline is finished and the incline
cleaned out. We are now putting the
pump In place, and expect 10 have 1t run
Ming in . few days. when We shall COM
mspcs opening the 1900 station. Our
north drift, 100 level, has been sxtsnded
20 feet. In very hard rock. have discon-
tinued work in this drift for the present.
In our upper works Ne are running . driit
10 improve the air. and not taking out a.
much ore a. we were last week. IL ID
bunchy and very low grade.
n. @. HILLrER, Supt.
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savage.

VIRGINIA CRY, Juno 0, 1879. B.
Holmes. S,crstary: During the week We
have finished retimbering the incline.
The 1000 drift connecting with the Gould
& Curry has been retimbered 30 feet to-
tai, sos feet. The drain In the connection
with the Sutro Tunnel on the 1910 level
has bsen advanced IS feet. We will this
week finish hosting to the surface tho
pumps and pump column from the per-
pendicular shaft and the incline. Still 70.
pairing the machinery. The water stands
i35 feet below the 100 level.
N. G.. GILLrrTE, Supt.
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,ou.rNorcro...s.vns. shan.

VIRGINIA Orr, June z, 1879. - W. E.
Dean, Secretary: During tho past four.
teen days the watsr In the shaft has raised
three feet and now stands at liz feet be.
low the top Of the shaft; temperature OF
water, il8 degrees. Nothing doing at the
shaft the past week. Waiting completion
of work In tho Sutro Tunnel.
Isaac L. REouA, Supt.
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Another Ls.dmsrk esipE.

Tho Sapphire mill Is being dismantlod
and Is to be torn down. The mill con-
tains Is stamps. 8 pans, 4 settlers. 8
~aRitators and Q cleanup pan. and has o
capacity Of 40 tons per day. It was put
up In an early day and has long been .
landmark Of Lower Gold Hill.
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Nersh Beuansa and FIewsry.

VIRGINIA Crrr. June q. ls79.-W; W.
.Slt.oa, Ssersfsry: The shaft has been
suuk and timbered Is feet during the
week, showing no change In the forma-
ton. and the east wall continues very
regular. The isterL drift norsh ron tne
first station has been run - feet, shovlgg
NO change. with tho exception Of . siignt
sespsgs Of water. Tbs cyosscut undsr Re
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sierra Nevada, Mexican and Uni0s
Consolidated Ahafs COMPANY,

VIRGINIA CrrY. June z. ls79.-Gsorgs
c. Pran. Secretary: During the past
week the main shaft has been sunk and
timbered Is feet. and 10 now 100 feet below
the 100 station. Tho material passed
through 10 still hard-blasting porphyry
showing some clay streaks. The work OF
putingi in the new guides Is completed down
TO the 100 station, and the surface work
Of putting in the bins and chutes 10 we'll
under way. We hope to have the skips
runring in about two weeks.
w. II. PATTON, Supt.
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VIRGINIA Orr, June Q. l87s.-Josl y.
Lightnsr. Secretary Tbs eighth station
IL being enlarged and retimbered. Work
in the shaft IL progressing we'll. The
watsr has risen three feet since last report,
and ID now 1873 feet above the 1890 station.
The machinery 10 being ovsrhaulsd and
put In good order.
PHrLIPP DrrprsHxNxR, Supk
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a side. Distance 400 yards. 30 aAOss
each
Kings
500 1S9-Sl
ohannell ..44t3446t4a-@ a.


This will lead to another match to b
shot a the Mound House some time
next month for 800 Q side.
yIlEMES's TOURNAMENT.
Il must DO said that nothing created
20 much enthusiastic excitement a. the
racing Of the hose companies. Our
fsllow.townsmsn. John B. Fegan, was
particularly excited. and by his cheering
and shouting helped to encourage the
Gold Hill boys. Hsbe Holman also
doomed up In q way to make the ere lads
feel that they were among friends. Fol.
lowing are the anne OF the victorious
team: Joncy Morgan, Len. Gallagher.
Jno. Rhodes, Jas. Sheehy, Jno. Hal.
stead, Ed. Rhodes, Consy Pohl, Paul
Carroll, Jno. Mallet. Jas. Ketton. Dave
Morgan, Press Shllman-Csptain, Robt.
Ball.
oTnzR WINNERS.
Mrs. j. A. Marshall of Gold Hill won
the golden arrow, the prize for archery.
Mrs. Monahan Of Gold Hill won the
silver CUP, which was offered for the
psrlor rifle shooting.
Miss Sallie Kaneen OF Virginia City
won the prize Of tho young ladies' foot
race.
The Virginia City foot ball club. Sam
Davis, captain. defeated the Carson club.
MIscELLAsroUs.
Judge Gdodwin's Grafton, which was
delivered in the pavilion, was Q glowing
tribute to the sterling worth and noble
characteristics Of the daring Argonauts
who arst made their way to this western
shore and laid the foundations OF ou
now happy and iourishing common
wealth.
Chief winnsmusca and suite divided
the honors with the Irish piper and the
bird show.
The swings and shooting galleries
wsre we'll p~stronized by the ladies. while
the bars were not altogether neglected
by the gentlemen.
The arbors that have been recently
put up arc decided improvements which
are duly appreciated by families who
like to have tables upon which to eat
lunches. and coverings to protect thsm
from the sun.
Among the distinguished psraonagss
present the News special reporter noticed
Governor Kinkead. Lieut.. Governor
Adams and other State officials, beside
several strangers from California and
other States.
The Washington Guard Band fur
nishsd fne outdoor music during the
day, and vsrney's Qusdrills Band kept
the dancing moving in the pavilion.
THE RETURN
Was made in good style. the Gold Hill.
srs showing themselves particularly
happy. Arriving here tho SarsAsld
Guard armory and Liberty Engine House
were thrown open and were soon crowded
with oongrstulating friends. The festiy.
tiles were prolonged until about mid.
night, whom the joyful victors wendell
their way homsward, feeling we'll salts.
fed with tho result OF the days sport.
and al being confident Of winning again
when the next contest takes place.
After the return OF the sIcursionists @
Virginia, was crowded for more
than an hour with as hungry Q mob a
ever demanded "bread or blood" In the
Of Paris, but by the exertisns OF
the police authorities and hotel keepers
the town on the hill was restored to its
usual peaceful condition.
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Trojan.

GoLp HILL. Juno 2, 1s79.-David
Wilder. Secretary: The north drift from
the uprsiso. second station, has been Cd.
vanced "a feet through quartz giving low
Assays. No change to note In slopes. No
work done on third station. Men at work
on ore dump, which will DO completed BY
the 9th inst. ALBEIT LAcxxY, 8upt.
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CARSON GUARD.

In counting the target Of the Carson
Guard, Captain Lord found . 4.point
shot which had been tagged by the
markers a. . miss. This brings the Gar.
son boys up In good style, and shows
that they are liable to be formidable OPP
ponents for the crack companies OF the
Comstock or any othor place this Sum.
mar
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q

doLD HILL, June 0, 1879. - Js'eph
Grus., Secretary: During the past week
the north drift on the 2400 level has been
advanced "a feet, making . total length OF
AGA feet. The material penetrated con-
sists Of favorable formation mentioned In
my last letter. The ground Is still OF the
same soft, swelling. nature and requires
very close timbering.
Z. A. SCHULTZ, Supt.
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A CARD.

10 al who arc suffering nom the srron and
lndiscrstions Of youth, nervous vsakness. safiy
decay, loss Of manhood, etc., ! will send Q
recsipt that will cure you, ZEE " czAlal,
This great remedy was discovered bys mission.
AIRY In south America. Send . self-sddresssd
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH T. NkAN,
Station D, New York City. fol IN
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sAasYrELD GUARD,

It will DO seen that the ssrshslds are
credited by the above with s7s points.
On the official count Of the target, Gap.
tain Lord, the referee, changed Q 4 to .
8, making the SarsAeld total 372. A
there is NO way to determine who made
the shot, with thif explanation each
mans SCORE IL allowed to stand exactly
on Il was tagged by the markers.
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YslIow Jsekss.

GoLp HILL, June o, 1s7s.-Hsresr 0tsy.
.S.ereiarv. The shaft has now attained .
depth Of 1880 feet. The west drift on the
2S6o Il In l6l feet. and the east drift from
the north Wine, $500 level, 10 In lsa feet,
leaving 2i4 feet yet TO b run 10 connsct
LIZ. JAxrs. sup.. :
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Ewing. Al Hayden. J Regain. RV
Dsy. W Wolf. II Norton. Bishop whita-
ker. and wife. J Donlen, J Levi, Mrs
Heller. @ r Savage. r Savage, Miss Pat
ton. J II shermier. Rev Il 8 Eastman. II
Stevena-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-09

At the conclusion OF the above shoot
ing \ match was made between J. =.
Kine Of De Carson Guard and ]. ].
Channel Of the ssrsAsld Guard Tor 90
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o. PoHL. PROPRIETOR.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

0RNDoRFF L MAoEE BEG LEAVE TO
u notify the public that thsy have dirposed
PETER ]. dunno, who will continue the a.
ioon al heretofore. All parties having els,nA
sesinst he arm Of oRNDORrF I hAoEE
mi 49, present them on or befoes tho
TENfa IasTANT for payment.
ORNDORrF 4 xA0Kk
viprtuis, Nevada. June I, l61e.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal wssknsss.
Loss Of Manhood, and al disorders brought on
By indiscretion or excess. Any druggist has
the Ingredients Address
DAVIDSON d CO.. 70 Nassau st.. n. Z.
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RLECTRIC BIT

A sure curs for Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay, Exhaustion. etc. The onl, reliable cure.
Circular msiled free. Address J. X. REEVES,
O. Chatham street.. New York 0sm
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iAI pIpatlR PICNIC.
ArULL sEooso OF sArUspArs
SPORT.

Detailed scores Of che Military
CsmpAsies-rhs Wisniag Team
d the Yiremsa's Tsuras0sst-
Prisss Or Geld aiii Lsdiss-ls.
cidenss Of she Day.
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O. II. GALLUP.

O.. Il. aAILur. opposite the Bank Of osiifos.
mia. Gold Hill, keeps constantly on hand eli
fiyorite brands Of Imported Cigars. ohoioe bit
cigars, oil kinds OF chewing tobacco, mser.
schsum pipes, school books and stationary Of
ali descriptions, nns CUTLERY. and toys and fAnoy
aoods Of ali kinds. sp16 m
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DIR. MiNrIR,s NErmRRricUM.

"a eonp,und auid extract Of Buchu) Or.
Mintie's Nephrsticum works wonders. All
eases OF Dropsy. Bright's Disease. Kidney. Blad-
der and Urinary Complaints, or Retention Of
Urine are entirely cured BY the Nephretieum.
Gravel, Diabetes, pain In tho back. side and
loin are cured when all other medieines nav
San Francisco say about DIR. Mintie's Neshreti-
cum and knglish Dandslion Pills: I'VE have
eold 4 large amount OF Or. Mintie's medicines,
shs Rngiish Dandelion Pills. ALEC the Nephrcti.
cor. and In al case. They are h,ssiJ .pSssn o.
Drusps1. Second street. Portland; q. h. Wood
ward 4 Co., Druggists. corner First and Alder
streets, Portland. Messrs. Abram. q Carroll.
whole ale Drusxists, Nos . aud 5 Front street.
San Francisco, say; w. reylru nspnre.ehn
.NS puAIe " All Dru2gists keep these medieines
for eli dersnssmsnts Of tbs Liver. use DR.. Min.
49, Epelish Dandslion Pills. For Biliousness
ana Dyspcpria. use DR.. Mintie's Enslish Dande-
lion Pills. FOR Fever and Ague. Use Dr. hiatie.
English Dsndelion Pills. Every family .honld
heep the English Dandeiion rms On mana ~,
Mintie's remedies will not 'cure AleomplAints
bat Will. if taken according to directions. give
Immediate relief. and perfect . cure IN Al
0oubles Cor which they are BOLD
~ all Drugeists.
TurRs have bean more cures OF seminal
weakness, nervous debility and paralysis made
bv the wonderful Epgllsh remedy, Sir Astley
Coopes's Vital Restorative. than by all other
remedies combined. Why will you suffer-
send % 4. s. Ainiie' y; o. No: II he..Ds
BE- cured. Prio.. - per bottle; four times the
os.ntiiy. $40. Try . bottle. mh5s iy
4. DAVIDSON, sols Agent for the stats OF
NeysAa. Room Q. No. l0e south o street,
VintaiA Nevada
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srOUA REP0Er.
nan FrAnoasco Beard.
rHIs noRsIxo.


rAIs MORNING..
ass ophir. s6k
ATS Mexican. 4Ak. AN. AZ
$50 Gould q Curry. la
250 Best b Bslcher. 20
ass California,
sos savage, l6At. l6k
1895 Cen. Virginia, z, sc
$40 Chsllar. 81. 81. 81
$40 Potosi. 81. Z. z bio
2so Hale 4 Norcross, ise. ish. 49,
1876 Grown Point, 5&.5s
1sS Ysllsw Jacket, 20A. 20 IS
46S5 Imperial. 2 05. 2 10, AIS. 22o' = 20
$50. IS
Gas Kentuek. 5k.6
$50 Alpha. 81. az. 50. s2S
$40 Belcher. 5S.6
10 Confidence. 16
400 Sierra Nevada. sc, 5SS
l25 Utah, %. an
SIS Buliien. len II. In .llk III lin
1880 EIshequer. II. II b. llt, III,
In b5
45 Seq. Belcher. 70
rs Ovsrman. liz
$40 Justice. ~
80 Succor. 9Oc
16O Unisn Con-, %. 90. 9SS
$40 Alta, l0k
sos Lady Bryan. I As. 40
EGO Julia. ~. 4 80. 4 IS
$50 Caledonia, 2 30. )
200 Silver Hill, 2 30
545 Challenge, 8 40. is
20i0 New York. 1. Csc
Is Phil sheridan. SOC
$50 Lady Warrington Con-, ? so. 50, 100
COO Andes. l 10, l 20, Ia
100 Wells. Fargo, SOC
li50 Ward. I 40. I As. l 35
$50 Scorpion. 81
500 Lsviathan. Toe. 75c
1890 North Con. Virginia, .. 9S
200 Trojan, SOC, Sc
ls4o Benton Con-, s, ~
$50 Solid Silver, l5c, zoe
100 Maryland. SOC
100 Atlantic. 40c
$50 Con. Dorado, ~, 2 co
100 Cosmopolitan. 4Oc
100 North Sierra Nevada, l5c
200 Flowsry. $50
5l5 North BONANZA. 2 IS. q 10. 2 &c
200 Plutus. CSC. Toe
400 Fairfax. l
TOO Msckay. 2 10. 2 10
800 Mountain View. an. IS
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MmEns' Usros.-Ths members Of the
Gold Hill Miners Union will And In
another column q notice Of the semi.
annual election tomorrow evening.
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PATENTS

OBTAINED FOB MECHANICAL pxvrCIs,
~ medical or other compounds. ornamental
sanmeots, Interferencss. Infrngements and
oil mattsrs relating 70 Patents promptly attend.
ID TO We mako p~rsliminsty examinations and
furnish opinions - 70 patsutabtlity. NEE OF
charge, and all who are Interested In new invsn.
tons and Patents arc invited 70 send for . copy
n ssnt frse to sny sddrrss and contains com.
plete instructions how ~ obtain Patents, and
other valuable matter. During the past hvs
year 20 have obtained b~sflv thres thousand
pstspts for American and foreign inysntors. and
can give satisfactory r~efersuces In almost svefy
county In the Union.
LOUIS BAGaRR / 90.
6olicitors Of Patents and Attorneys ct Law,
L. Droit Building: Warrington. D. o.
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The following are the totals Of the
,corea made by the reserve teams
MATCH aH0oTIn.

The result Of the matsh between Pr.
yato H,skins Of the SsrsAsld Guard and
Lieutenant Reynolds Of the Washington
Guard. 400 yards. for 800 . side. has
already bssn given. Following u the
detailed seorsi
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RrsrayE sHooTlRs.

RIaERvE a1ooTnns.
Following the Sarshsld regular team
the sarshsld reserve Of nix men came to
the target and walked away With the
second prize, the scores being:
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Bonansa ore.

Following il an official state ment Of
the ore extraction and milling opera
tons at the Consolidated Virginia mine
for the past week Is compared with the
the previous week:
Previous week. Past week.
Extracted tons.........728 U.s.
Deiiyerod 10 Mills. 728 1888
Following 10 an official statement ofthe
ore extraction and milling operations al
the California mine for the past week ~
compared with the week previous
Previous week. Past week.
Extracted ............l,25l 1887
Delivered 10 mills....l 1887
Bullion shipped 10 date. ....32i6,c72 u
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VISITING !!l!!S|!lI |! !! J.! G:Aeq:Ss Z: :: e. :: sas.:;
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THE SUN FOR 1880.

THE SUS Will deal with the events uf tn. wear l,.1
III H. own fashion, row pretty well understood h,
evervhody. From January Ia December 81 It Will
he conducted as a newspaper. written IA The Inr
lish language and prinlcd Tor The people
As newspaper, TIiE SIS believes IN getting all
the news OF the world promptly. amt presenting If
In the most iuielligihlc sliap,th, shape that Val
enable It's readers 10 Keep well abreast uf the ave
with The least unprpductivr expenditure. OF INN.
The greatest interest TO the greatest uumbrr-thlt
Is Tie law controlling MS daily makeup. II now has
circulation very much larger than that Of any
other American newspaper. and enjoys IN income
Nhl'h - ~ All llnies prepared 10 spend literally
Tor the benefit ot its readers. People Of all con
diiipns OF lie and all WAYS 81 thinking buy ani
read IhE Sr%; and th"s all derive satisfaction
Of some sort from It's columns ltr they k.,.u al,
buying amt reading %.
In A., comments On men aad afIl-. fHF ST. l..-
lcv'7 thai ih- only guide Of luls-y should hr COM
mon SENSE. INSPIRED by genuine American bfinri
pies and lIrh"l by honesty ui puTpc-r. For tins
reason II ~, and VIII continue 10 f. absolutely IN
tere-t. Il IL lor an. hui none II Will coutuua Il,
praise what l. good ana reprpbite Wh4i Is evil tain.
'li' lnat us language : To the point and plain he
yond the possibility Of being misunderstood It Is
uninlluenced 10y m"iv - that do not appear on the
surface; mas no opinions Ia sell save those which
NAV lee had 10y any purchaser Tor TWO cents II
hates injustice AMI rascalily more than II hates
unnecessary words. II ahhor- frauds. piiics fools
and depl"lcs nnOmpnGps nf every Species. II will
continue throughout The year 1851 IL chi-ti,c th.
INST class instruct the second, and disrpunenanr-
the third. All honest men, with honest cunNic-
lions Mh"lh'f SOUND 81 mistaken. are us friends.
Aud l.nE SuS make, NO bones of telling the truth
20 is friends and about lis iriruds Whenever ,,ca-
SION Arises for PLAIN speaking.
These are The principles upon which TIM ST..
viii be conducted daring The wear 10 come.
In" YEAR i-~" Will lee ON" In winch NJ tttr,fl..
Amrro can uri 60 close IN. rv..t To i,u,. NJ
ialts. Il - impossible 10 cNaggrtiir the ,i,ri,r-
tame" OF ili" political events which % IA sfnrr
~ The nr'ts-iiN e" rr~nur Nirilur, un The bari t
every rliiZrn who desire, Ia preserve fh, t.,,,,ru-
mcut That the founders gave as Th. ,i,.ti,, ut,I
acts OF COMPRESS the ulirislnros "i th' press. th,
eA'imG contests oi the Republican amt Democratic
parties nos nearly equal IN strength thrl,,.itsut
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DIED.

MoRErL.-ln this city. sunday Dee list. Arthur
NJ, infant son ui VI. Il. and Carrie l.. Morrill,
WISG.-in this city. On ih. 49l inst of con-
H. son or irifirr- ami nv ,.rP
Horace Wing. aged - wears
Buffalo and Meiilcn papers please cOpy.
PEIECE-ln this civ Dec 2GI. 1-l9. Anne I'M
PIERCE, vale Of J. :. Percc, III her 18Th year.
FISNEY.-N cdncsday, December 2iih. 1873, Mary
Barton. infant daughter OF NJ. II. and Sarah T.
Finney, aged q months and q days.
HoYT.-At UnIerhili. Dec. 23I. l,19 lois Morse
lioyi, relict Of Levi French. aged g. years.
GALUSHA-ln Denver. Colorado. Nov. sth. ls19
of typhoid fever. Albert l.. ,alushI. aged ~ years
also In Jericho. VI. Nov. 18th. Frank VI. GAusha
aged months. second son q, the above
Mr.. Galusha was Tor a number Of wears engaged
IN the real estate business. IN Lincoln. Nebraska
and had hut lately removed 10 Denver. As II
business man he was rapid and accurate IN hi,
methods keen in his perceptions. prompt In decis-
ion and action; and honorable above suspicion IN
every dealing. lie pleasant and genial IN
manner. and had endedred himself 10 i large circle
of friends 10y his sterling worth Of nature and char
acier, while in the family circle son. brother,
husband and father he dcscrVediE received more
than the wonfed measure OF confidence and
Affection. Al The age Of sixteen he was baptized
INTO the fellowship of the Baptist church in .ler-
lcho.-boing one Of a number OF young men. who
having been closely associated for 4 time IN church.
as well a. social relations IN Their bnyhoOds home
have since proved faithful To Christ and His church
in many places and positiuns,-aud Of whom he Is
the third already taken from LABOR 10 abOrs reward
The sympathy which all friends extend To the
family and prceinlnrntly 10 the suddenly widowed
wife, Is dccpcned by the loss OF little Frank who
50 soon followed his father. and sleeps hy M, side
IN jericho. where his fathers remains wero
brought lobe buried.
When the Lord thus adds sorrow 10 sorrow We
can only pray Tor grace 10 say tiny Will he done D."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-26
New SOrI. Pr0vision Market.

NEW YORK, Dee. -.
COTTON-Thc market IS quoted ~ being quiet;
and steady. sales OF rpj bales. Mid,iling upan,ls
Il, l2i..
tLOt R-The market closed Al s.r Ia higher more
DOING. Receipts ct l9Ut-l barrels. sales OF 49, uO1
barrels. No. AT 25G5 10 superdne state and
western al ..5,G ) 90 : common To good extra west
erl and slate al 0"%G 25 good to choice extra do
at q 5neS .: common 10 choice white wheat
western extra AZ @i@6 - fancy white wheat
western extra al 0oca OOJ: common To good extra
ONO AZ l"". -; common 10 choice extra II. LOUIS
Al & nnld 81
RYE FLorR.-The market is Quoted ~ being
dun AT : casts.
CORN MEhI--The market Is quoted as being
dull At .i,r3 -
NllEAT-Thc market j. qloleias closing ceui
higher and with better export ,eIiind
RecelptS Of 5000 bushels. Sales OF
l3.G."oO bushels; No..:.Sprinp At 5G.a ~ 40.
red al aH; ungraded aulhrr a. 5"e 5pI. No
white Al ! ;ISl ..
Al % for stale.
BARLEY Market IS quoted To-day. a. being
du!l; iwo-rowed STATE al - : sIA-rnwrd de-.
al ro'atp ;; No. Canada bright q. uate nj.
BARLEY MALT-'rhe markc, quoted ~ being
quiet.
toRN-Thc market - quoted as being unsettled
and without a decided change Receipts of ~ 900
bushels. Sales of 81. OU1 bushels: ungTalel N
COATS steamer al G3t @G37. No. = al Is / aGj.