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MONDAY. March 10.-Four and menl were
dun and weak. and late prices were barely sus-
tanned We quote Superhne. f3I@s3TO; extra
State &c, f3SJaff. Western spring. Xxx and XXX,
2nssie m. do winter shipping extras 81 ipaf4 COS do
Xxx and NXN sL53@SH Minnesota patents. s. T5sSS So
city shipping extras. S3tn@S5 southern bakers and
family brands s5ssG25 southern shipping extras - 30
Western &c e. a0as2 30. brandy wine Sc e. Is Buck.
wheat nour 100 bs sL05asLs5. Wheat feed. q ton.
Sl5@fl0, rye feed SIS. -
active az very Arm prices sales 570
bales middng uplands Dafc Futures advanced closing
ut Tee. for March. 0gpc for April lou8c. for May,
10 i2c for June and 10 ne for Juy sales 81 40 bales
Receipts at the ports this day, 1895 bales.
fHOvts0Ns-Pork dull ana weak at decline. old mess,
sa25ss9 90 sales 800 bills new mess in lots si0259
very quiet and lower &c Tor long and short clear
Cut ats steady and quiet sales Beet and beef hams
equally dull Lard ~, r. 10 n lower and quiet, sales
the spot $50 ties at O3c for Urine Western and 4Oc
do CITY. future delivery sales 100 April at
b12h@0 co.; MAY. 057ise062lsc aud June. 0G7ifc.
Dressed hogs loweraud qurt 5iaciAac Tor city West
ern, 4iWtac. Butter In moderate request and ~icndyt
state dairies, l2@toc. and Western creamery ee2sc.
Chccse unchangcd state factory, 590iac Fresh
16stsisc
GH,iS-whcat was again lower for winter and trade
generally quiet, sales 1000 bush at 81 i3is for
Ne. white sil5is for Ne. l do ~ " Tor ungradcd
spring. Poe for rejected. 81 iG, al u tor No rcd,
81 49, tor No amber for April 81 i0i for No white
for MAY. 81 iHA@fi II for No red for March. Rye
quiet but about steady with sales OF $500 bush. atG2c.
fnr No. Canada and Gc flr STATE Oats dun and
depres.cd sales 5000 bush NJ 32iS a35c for mixed and
His@H6lsc tor white. including No mixed at 3fitc,
weak sales 1000 bush. at 4549t53sc. Tor steamer,
fga.c 10
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FINANCIAL AMI COMMERCIAL

MONDAY, March 1o.-Tho stock market
opened generally dull. and prices Dropping
The only shares that showed any considerable
activity were Western Union Erie. Northwest
ern, and Delaware. LackRwanna and Western
with moderate business in Jersey Central
Lake Shore. and tho 81. Pauls. The movement
In ST.. Louis and san Francisco first preferred
noted on Saturday was continued, opening ut
- q and advancing 10 liA. Toward the close
there was recovery Of the oarly decline, Dela-
ware Lackawanna and Western. Erie. North
western common, Lake Shore. and Western
Union closing firm or slightly doarcr Thcro
was nm exceptional advance Of l for Michigan
,cnimL There augtrrd To- be- No. adequate eaus iol lhe
Go'ernmcnts wore without essential change Tie
sales included hs, 1881 coupon and registered lOiAa g.
1881 coupon, ltGis Jos, ls6S coupon, lEa, - cou
pom lNlaiuls, the latter Tor smul bonds OF state
hnnds There sales at Louisiana Cunsus NJ 81 AGl2
Missouri is 1851 1890 lui Tennessee s old, 20, NIr
gtnis 6s odd. an do new. ls6 a3 do deferred Ia
and North CaruInn is. old. gu, District uf Columbia
sos sold at ga The business again quite large m
railroad bonds Of speculative character Denver and
o 0rande lists sold at ols up to ~ and closed at 2is
Missouri Kansas and Texas assened opened a. ass ah
NanCed to AN', aud closed hSA do DDS at 81 g-2sa
The business In the issues Of the Kansas Pacific Railway
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John t. Raymond In n sober Part.

From Col. Sellers in The Gilded Age" to
Herr H'eiOel in " Ny Son" is long stride
from funny to serious acting. but Mr. Raymond
attempted it in the Grand Opera House last
evening. Tho audience did not wholly under
stand the endcavor. however and often laughed
nj what was intended 10 make them weep. The
idoiIes and humors his bad son. after the man
ner ~ ga Douton IN the " Road 10 Ruin"
and is brutal toward everybody else. Mr.
Warren a. the Boston Museum. and Mr.. Gilbert
At Nallack's. both Of whom are qualified 10 do
all possible 10 soften tho hardness OF the
character. hardly succeeded in making 1t enlist
SYMPATHY What, then. could Mr. Raymond.
with his dry. cracking methods. expect u ne
he did do WIS to cause much more laughter
with the small humor Of the part than could
reasonably have been expected and TO only
inlrly express the stronger characteristics Of
the lmplAcAbe hul finally brOkon old mAn.
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MUSICAL.
The "so-eerer" and the "Pinafo-e" nj the
Lyceunh.

Two OF Gilbert d Sullvan's operettas,
the "Sorcerer" and tho "Pinaforc." were
brought out at the Lyceum Theatre last even
ing.
They are not TO he compared in merit. Gil
hert hit upon silly idea out OF which to work
his lbrctto for the Sorccrer." and one that
attracts no interest In the "Pinatore" he
awaited himself Of some OF the topsy-turvy
huinor OF his " Bah Ballads" and expanded his
ideas into the bright satire Of the Pinaiore."
sullivan seems 70 have coored his music ac-
corling 20 his librctto. For The Soreeror ="
ho has written rather dull melodies evidently
being not in the lenst inspired by his subject
VIII To- the fnaiore II iuL OF taking tunes.
which have quickly found their way TO popu-
I'm both opercttas sentimentalism. which Is
Sullvan's characteristic. Is very plentiful. He
has probably done more In that direction than
any other living composer. and very seldom
rises to any strength or viEor Of style.
| Tn" management has done what II could
suecess. Goods myers have been engaged
and the work is produced in very cred
| itabl" way IN every respect. except the orches,
ira. which was almost stumbling block instead
| Of helm 10 the singers.
Mr. Graat the tenor has an excellent
style sSns H' but the so'I @6mynt S0RR
| fell into dialogue no was entirely at
ss@ fSrSetting his Lines a ana 5
| by Miss Marie Harvey. a lady Of refined pres q
! ence and eutire selt-command both rs actress
| and vocalist. evidently a thoroughly we'll
trained singer. with II voice Of great sweetness.
| but ~ very moderate strength.
The operetia WIS well east. and had been well
| rel carsed. always executing the orche srn.
! which was ahominahle. but tine piece itself II
! inherently dull that no amount OF good aclina,
! or good singing will ever make IL popular. The
| ~ merry and the accessories in general were all
that could have been wished.
As fort the Pinafore." II WAS also very well
! sung Mr.. CASTOR lwho was also the Aliens OF
| the Sorcerer y taking the part OF SIR JOseph
! Porter and doing II far more effectively than
could have been anticipated from the very
| moderate talent that he showed in the former
! part. Mr.. Lila, very good singer was the
Edbh Rdcksfrdr; Miss Louise Leighton. M
cup. and the pretty Maude Branscombe the first
cousin.
The eostuming OF the chorus was very care
hess some OF the sailors dressing in white. some
| in blue. some in round caps. and some In
| SLOUGH felts. Any one who knows anything
| OF the discipline and uniformity OF n nan-of-
war knows that such sloyenIiness is impos-
| sinle. and the sailor who came in such gulst
| would soon nnd out that ii was the cat.
| These matters are so easy Of remedy that II
spenks very badly for the stage management t.
! permit them.
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The vorrieh aud Ksmeny, Concert.

The concert at Steinway Hall this even
ing. which is TO introduce to the public the
young Hungarian pianist and composer. Maxi
m.lien Vogrich. has been much talked
Of for some weeks. both in private
and professional circles The enthusastic
praise and admiration known 10 have been
given TO him by his countryman. Re-
menyi. have stimulated curiosity and interest
about this young HspirHnt for fame. Two OF Mr..
Nogrich's compositions. an overture from the
opera Wanda" and a concerto for violin played
by Mr.. Remenyl, are on the programme
for this evening" also ono OF Scnumann :
novelIetten for piano, scored for orchestra by
him. Besides conducting, Mr.. Nogrich will
Hnndrls variations in ID minor. Mr., KOrbay
was 10 have taken part in the concert. but VIII
not by reason Of sickness. His place will be
taken by Mics Emily Winant.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALHASAc-rHf~ nlV
SIM rises. ~ sun scts..... W Moon lees 10 %
vArNR-rnis
sandy Hook. ~ Gov Island 10 - He'll DATA. II 20
Arrivea-MovBaY, March 10
IS City Of Berlin, kennedy, Liverpool Feb "a and
Queenstown 18th.
- John Gibson, TTavcrs. Georgetown, ID. c.
IS Norfolk. CLARK. Philadelphia.
IS state OF Virginia, Noodle Glasgow Feb. 81, aud
Iarnc goth
IS Gamma Leddicoat Bermuda
Ship Glad Tidrs, Dick. Lnndon.
Ship Carl. Brockelmann. Bremen.
BARK billy simpson. Currie Me ssnn.
BArk HHugered. kr0nson. Bllboa.
bark saagio. Nidulich. Cete.
Bark Girolomo Figaro. Morrolo, Rotte
BARK Latuna 1orgcScu. Sunderland.
Bark Kate Wishart, Rio IRnciro.
Bark Ncdford. Mich olson Antwerp.
BARK Cavonc Falanga. Ferrnr Calania.
BARK BE rtla, Gaarn. bordeaux
Brig Lola. Lavalia Havana
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NEW YORK. Monday. March 10.-The market
dull at tho advance. and several car loads were
held over. lew extra and fancy steers were sold at
lOA@iuaic r. D. t0 dress 81 Ms load Of rough oxen
~ S65 = 10 Ms, live weight. and car load Of cemmou
Texas steers at 1c to dress % n. but 1s@luc q ~ to
dress 5Je-5T rs. THE generally for common
To strictly prime catte Exporters used about 6Ju fat
steers o. gO.c r. n Ia dr-ss bGa17 hs shipments
Tor the week eo quarters OF sheep and l7o live cattle
The market for calves h ovcrstock cd and depressed,
with slow sales at 43feGsc ~ 70 for poor to good Veas
Fancy sheep ami ehucc lambs dong we'll but the
market genarally dull and sales were reduc-
ton Of more than re Y .. Lamb sold az 0sGiic i n.
for lair To- choice sheep at hc for ordinary tn prime,
and ga eH' for extra AMI Hncy-outsic figure for
lead ct Lancaster County wcthcr~ 1891 rs average.
Shipments Tor the week. > 22b carca-seS
load Of light nigs offered at ~ T. n. not sold;
cars OF Ohio hogs, $50 rs average. went at 4iac.
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ToRoNTo. March l0.-A despatch from Lon
don to the Toronto Gk1e says In the House OF Com.
mons Sir George Campbell member tor Krkally gave
notice that he will future day ask the Chancellor Of
Information authcuucnung the report Of the speech
which the British Goycrnot-Gcncrnl of Canada delivered
~ his official capacity at the opening OF the dominion
Parliament M which he recommended reimbursement at
the tarin Tor the purpose O increasing ami encouraging
the industries of Canada thus distinctly advocating a
proe ZIONIST hun at time when her Majesty Govern.
Wcnt are STRIVING against similar policy by furcgn Gov
crnments. II so whether her Maiostys Goycrnmcut
consider IL desirable to continue the connection of this
country with canada under such disadvantageous and
Illuminating terms
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P,aarors" at tho broadway.

There was breaking out OF " Pinafore"
in n fresh spot last evening. when 1t was pre-
scented At tho Broadway Theatre. The com
pany had been thoroughly drilled by long run
Of the opera in Philadelphia. and their per-
formnnce WIS, on the whole, ns good NJ any that
has been given in thus CITY, More OF them were
acting was a tOlerable average and their
chorus kept in time and tune. ia spite Of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-11

ARDEN-wEBB March 9. at the residence Of the
brides mother at Woldbne ~ Howard County, Nd.
by the Rev DR. beach Charles l.. Arden OF New YORK
to Carrie NcbD OF BALTIMORE.
BLACK oRn-GALE.-ln PlAinhcld. n. j. Tuos-
day evening March 4 At the residence of the brides
mother. by thc Rey T. Everett Joncsof Sew Market
Mt Herbert X. HlHckford tu Mis- FANNIE u tiHie.
McMILLlN-RADLlFF-ln Albany. Thursday, March
O At the residence OF the brides parents 10y Rev d.
\ Bartlett Mr. q. b. McMilhn To Miss Mary n. RAdlin
all VI that city.
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A feature Of the first performance at the
brooklyn Park Theatre last night OF Robin
son Crusoc." by tho Colyille Opera Burlesquo
Company. was the Introduction Of n scene from
PinaiOre." which was woven into the usual
story in a laughHbly ingenious manner
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BosroN. March l0.-An doubts which may
have existed to Tie hanging Of Devln Friday ncx
on account OF the death of the High sheun have hecn
moved by decision Of the Supreme Judicial Court AZ
pointing Deputy shern l.. " fiske OF waltham High
Alsrt
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Troy. March l0.-Dr. Thomas Vail. the in
diced bank President again said to be aarmngy IN
lie retains his mental faculties hut ms recovery Is not
expected A motion 10 quHsh the Indictment against
INN Is Ia be mate ON Thursday.
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embraced Denver division trust receps at IO1s.aIo2,
es l,@6 and ID with coupon cert,hrates ~; Dem
division Ts with coupon certificates 1O2t{ Income
No 10. 3s down TO a. The New Jersey Central Issues
were active nrstconsoldatcd assened sold at 20
do convertible, e5@s5b adjustment 9Sisa9es and In
come 5S ~ Sales q other bonds embraced Erie CON
soils, lOodOB6; do 81 mortgage. 1857; ST Paul lists
i23 do I and y extension iOOis; Northwestern con.
sells, lt90lO6i6 Union Pacific lists 1905; Central Pa
cihc land grants 9Bag93t Hannibal and ST nh s.
1O5A@i05is; New York Elevated 1O5AalO57s, Metro
poitan DO or Delaware and Hudson registered, 1891,
The money market was steady nj 9a5 n cent for can
Loans closing at Sterling exchange rather easier
at S4Sels for prime 60 day bills
The following will show the range OF prices paid ana
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MERE MENTION.

Fredorl, Schultz Of Hagen Wesphaa, the hrothcr ~
a. II SchLtt. tie old German Whn was murdered ueHr
south NurWalk. Conn. ON the 27th of pcccuhcr, hHt
offered reward of fop marks lor the discovery Ul the
murderer OF his brother
sncOnd meennp To discuss improved homes for work
inrmcn Is announced TOR TINS evening m The large han p
tie Cooper UuinL Samuel D. Bdhcuok. EaI, wall pre-
side, ami Pro- Chas Chandler viii dc#ri nnd ill,
tratc with the htrrcoptcon number u the plans of
model houses received IN the late cumcuhun instituted
hy the HHhr nd Nmitg Kagiaerr as well - tue detect
Hall the Rev Dr Henry w bellows, the Rev. pr Horny
c. Potter James Rcn~ick ESQ and Col Geo h. Narine
md OtheTs WIZ spenk.
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Businrss notltts.

The Great Spring Medicine-Dr Chambers
ChamOmile Blood and Liver Pills All druggists ~ eta
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WASHINGTON. March 10.-Capt Eads to-day
received from the rrcasqS tl'4Vo the last Payment
voted To hm the SuudtA tlN Appropriate lion Dan.
account OF his Improvement OF the Southwest Pass u the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-11

Use OlhHs Tasteess Cod Liver OH with Lame aud Wild
CHERRY. unequaued ior coughs aud eoIds Depot . BOY"
cry Ado
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The hest EInstIc Truss ever Invented. PrSco
now only $3.50 POMEkOI TRUSS CO, 746 broadway.
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MIRRIED.

HlRir's PiTs-Great English Remedy for Gout and
rheumatism. All druggists have them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-11

For In,u ediate RELIEF Of Coughs md Colds
U.S. the popular remedy, Portors Couch Balsam
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And you will I've convinced that Bensons CApcne POTOnl
Plaster really POSSESSES wonderful me Ado
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4 SECOND MEETING TO DISCUSS
IMPROVED HOMES FOR MORklNGMEN
wall nc held 40 the
COOPER INSTITUTE.
ON TUESDAY. MARCH n. 1870 At = O'CLOCK.
SAMUEL HARtntk Esq ip the Chair
Prot tilAS p CHANDLER Will describe and Illus.
uato win lhc sWre"purun number Of the plans u
MDlr ouacs, received 90 tr late courV uun, as well
as the defective tcncmout houses now cNi.uug
Brc addresses will g. gwen hN The Rev John Hall,
u D., the RrN Henry " Bellows. H. d. the Rev Henry
q Potter d y james E,uwlch, Esq, cot George y.
Martrg, and others
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY
KENT CkN STATE LOTTERY
TAkLS PLACE MARril 2d
$50 ifIIl :. hl,IiIBl llNG Slt7 IN
CAPITAL FkiLGS. 4altui Sl1up. sIu1n
WHOLE TICKETS. g.; HALVES. -
WILLIAMSON co, Eastern A-rut- $500 broadway.
T. -hccurt your LrN T., without delay the iiHt
eNiraorinay We were una,lo 10 supply inc dcnnni.
VAN BELLS "RXE AM HOCK" TRADE
mark reHstercdJ the only genuine For sale By drug
gsts at 81 per large bottle and at depot ~ Chambers St
south siCel, ats4 per gallon VAN BELL,
"KIKK's KYEAND ROCK CANDY"
The reliable quality All fouds sold boy Us Tor tho
past 70 years, ~ per bottle, - perf4nn.
VI o. klltk 4 co,
o. FULTON ST mud 100 BROADWAY
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Gus speech. He suid many oil the charges are
barred by the limitation Of time. the acts ahes'd
tb"Iu- more than a year old.
Dr. Vmdykc asked il tn Committee had had
a.a'"renco VITA DR.. Tamage. 49,.
Iur Rev. Arthur Crosby replied that the
committee had had "a iruternA aud friendly
conference with Dr. TnlmHge
pr. Van Dyke said TINT as 10 the statute OF
Jrorrrdlu gs against DR.. Talmusc. ID that Is law,
i" pr. Van DYKE ten Ike being a NV prrtArr
for the first time IN his Life; what would h'
stil in the world II it Is held that III" Prraby-
try refuses to take up ne trial Of II crime ir-
ctu3" il IL u year oldf Why, the ciNll Jaw IN
tir matter Of debt allows even years. don't
s.r.' b" added. what else We have To do tnan
g. prucerd to trial. IT DIR. Talmagr doe mot
demand a trial, he either does not understand
tur gravity Of the situation, or else lac may WoL
Bay. Save me from my friends;
Or. spear said that n specific thing must be
charged 10 make u crime, He then rust,ed
document which he said he held 10 trust, nut
~ M" Committee had informed MN mat Il
would not bee offensive 10 Them II he read H. ne
WAS tempted TO do IT, II WAS report OF The
tW".u Dr. Talmagc and the Committee, ANA Dr.
fpHr sud II makes very qulck work OF some
e.. those charges. DR.. Spear WAS about to r'nd
h.us rrad The Moderator ruled that DR..
Spear could read what pnrt be chose, hut that
Any oi the other members Of the Pr.soyt"ry
port ILa Rev. Mr.. lIalssy objerted 70 the read
lue OF pay OF ia" congregation which the Com,
lni'l"" hal mai with Dr., Ialmage, aud hppeal"d
ii.in the Mllrrhtor's decision. The Prrabytery
o"rrH!rd the decision OF the Moisrator' ana
i',um"nt wac returned to Or. Talma-e to
"a 'u 10 belonged.
hr Nusar's motion was then tabled by large
nu' lNmtge VOTE and On motion Of Or. Van
Ii.o the first part ~ the Committees report,
lat r"ierllug 70 Talmacrs preaching, was
DECD temporarily. Then DR.. Van Dyk" moved
iIn ,tduptlOn Of the Committees rccOmmeudu-
tnn, uuuing DR.. Talmage ON trial. and the
ralrso and specifications.
several PreslYrrs expressed hope that DR..
Ia.WnEr would demand a trial
br. ItuAga gained the floor and. stopping
INTO tho aisle SAID with much force;
a. IA Ia
L TINT didn't waut to spoil so mu'h eiOduan"c.
|h"Ne much tosay, buI this docs not yet seem ne
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-10
From Lake District.

They are having some pretty rough
weather yet out in Lake District. EI.
Constable S. J. Walker came in from
that section last week and reports that a
man is very likely to get his face burned
to q blister one day by the reflection OF
the sun rays from the snow. and
take . severe cold the next
because OF the decrease Of tempera-
turs. Still the camp is quite healthy.
except q few cases OF rheumatism. H.
Illustrative Of the season there, he says
that last Wednesday he crossed Dead
Lake, which il . mils wide. on the ice.
This il not, however. n OF the chain
OF seven that gives the name to the Dis.
trict, but is further up the mountain and
surrounded by timber. tits called Dead
Lake because II has no visible outlet.
Mr.. Walker speaks very highly Of the
mining outlook Of the District. and
thinks il distined to take high rank As Q
bullion producer when fairly opened up
and prospsctsd. He will return In .
few DAYS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-10
Crossdrin In Union Con.

The workings on the $500 level Of the
Union Con-. from the 1900 level Of the
Sierra Nevada. r the center Of much
interest these days. The DRIFT south has
been extended 200 feet, and has reached
u point directly east Of the North Con.
Virginia shaft-now the Union shaft
and has been turned west and Is being
run toward the perpendicular Of the
shaft. The object in this is TO get under
the shaft and then connect IL with this
level by an upraise to meet the work
men extending II down. Aside from the
interest in this operation, the drift will
operate as a crosscut in Union ground.
Much fine vein matter. carrying strong
stringers Of quartz Of . promising
nature, has already been encountered in
this south drift. and the crossdrift is not
so far away but that it will give indica.
tons OF the nature and extent o! the ore
body Of the Sierra Nevada in Union
ground. This Is the main point OF In.
tersst, and the course OF this crossdrift
will DO watched with . great deal OF
anxiety.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-10
pR. miNrIE.s NErHRETICUM.

"a couuound nuid attract Of Buehu) DR..
lfiuste's Nephreticum works wonders. All
oss.s Of Dropsy, Bright's pissass. kidney. Siad.
ar and Urinary Copplsiats. or Retention oil
uuns srs entirely cured sy %, Sspn s,Ss ANA
ioln srs cured whom all other navs
fsiled. See What the drugsists OF Portisaa sna
Han Frsncisco say about DR.. Minties Nsynfssl-
cuma and Enslish Dsndelion Pills: I'VE nave
cold Q large amount Of DIT. Ninties IealSanes'
tho Engliah Dsndsiiou Ptlls. siso ne Nspnana y,
and ave entire saiisfsction.- John 4: Cniios'
Drusrist, second street. Portland; c.H wooo-
ward & Co, Druggists. corner ffrst ADD Alosf
streets, Portland. Messrs. abrams . cAffon.
vholesals Drusgists. Nos > and = Front exree..
q Ms hsf Kidn<v and Biaddsr R1N1dy &fon
Us puhie." All Druggists keep thsse msdicinsA
Fof M dsrsnaements Of the Liver. uss Or. hin-
tis's fnalish Dsndelion Pills. For Bilioasness
and Oyspepsia. use DR.. Mintie's knallsh Dsnde-
lion Pflk. For Fever and Ague. use DR.. histes
Rnglish nsodelion Pills. Every family sno4la
Nintie's rsnsdlss Will not "curs AllcomplaintA"
bat viii. n tAksa according to directions. give
immediate relief. and perfect . cure In Al
srosblss for which thsy sre rccsmmended- Sold
.sy Ill Drusyists-
TuxRn have been more cures OF seminal
weakness. nervous debility and paralysis made
By the woaderful Knglish remedy. Sir Ashley
q. Coopefs vital Restorative. than BY I'll other
.rensdies comsined. Why viii you uxsri
.ssresl, San Francisco. for the Restorative. and
.suAsury. Sl0. Try . 6ottis. nhs iy
J, DAVIDSON. Sole Agent Tor the stats Of
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-10

The Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch
Mssons Of the State Of Nevada met in
Virginia yesterday at 10 o'clock, with
the following officers present: NJ. E.,
Philip ssldnsr. Of Virginia. Grand High
Priest; R. E., David E. Bailey, OF Eu.
reka, Deputy Grand High Priest; R. E..
Frank Bell. Of Reno. Grand King; B.
E., Horatio S. Mason, Of Carson, Grand
Scribe; r. E., Charles Krust, Of Reno.
Grand Treasurer; R. E.. John D. Ham,
mond, OF Carson. Grand Secretary; E.,
Trenmon Coffin. OF Carson. Grand Cap
tain Of the Host; E., Jonas Seely. OF
Virginia, Grand Royal Arch Captain; E..
Samuel P. Kelly. Of Eureka, Grand
Chaplain; E., George N. Eslls, Of Wiz.
sinis, Grand Organist; Comp, Ebert
s. Kincaid. Of Virginia. Grand Guard,
and representative Of eight subordinate
Chapters. The Grand Chapter was
opendsd in ample form and will be In
session several days.