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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-16

A DrscLAIxrR.-In our advertising
columns to-day will be found . dis.
clsinsr from the Mechanics Union Of
Storey county. denying any response
bility for the article In last Thursdays
issue OF the Virginia Eaferprise. signed
mechanics Union" No person has .
right 10 sign the name OF the Mechanics
Union to any communication unless
specially ordered to do so by Q vote OF
ths Union.
MrsNo NEsrIxos.-Annual meetings
Of mining companies have been called
during this month a. follows: American
Flat, -; Baltimore Con-. -; Con.
washos, ~, George Douglass. ~: Mary
land, 10; NcCrackin Con-, -; Mitchell.
IL; Mammoth. II; Rock Island. IL;
Vanderbilt. 10. .
BILLY ROVE didn't 60 to the picnic
last Saturday. The Pioneer picnic wore
him out. He says there was . time
when he would not have thought 10
much Of Q hardship to walk from the
Mound House to Carson, but now he
would Just soon ride.
Tzos. @. TAILOR. guardian OF the
minor heirs Of Chas. II. Kohlsr and adj
ministrstor Of the estate Of Chas. II.
Kohisr, deceased. will Ale his Anal &C.
count for settlement in the District
Court on the Gath Of the present month.
AYlE VA discovered in the store Of
RAi,stsin 4 Wolf. Main street, Gold
HUI. this morning. A few hats and
boots we're destroyed. but the damage
was vsy light, not amounting to more
than go.
". g. HAsxns. Of the sarsasld Guard,
and Il. Cardu. Of the Washington Guard,
viii shoot q match ct the National Guard
r,nes on the 2sth OF the present month.
20 sAots zach. 200 yards. for $loo q
side.
TIE San Frsnsisco Stock Report says:
"a lively contest Tor the control Of the
New York mine 10 in progrsss. Il. r:
ho8uu8 u unu " tooo SAo
Col. Weller heads the oths."
ou. funiovers will not forget that the
famous Hysrs Sisters will open q
Pipsr's Opera House tonight with an
attractive bill. There viii be good sing
ing md amusement fos al.
JoAnu Bnxkru WA the hsppiest
man In Gold Hill yesterday. 4 bdsf
notice under the head Of "born viii
explain msstsrs.
TIE Picnic train got homo safely last
Saturday evening. and Notwithstanding
che ereat uuLSbsr Of children thsrs we're
no aeoidsnta.
TIE old hoistins works Of the Chollar-
Potosi have been shut down and the
windows have been BOARDED up.
D.. z. McCA,rur. OF tie Virginia
CAronioI, has returned from San Fran
DISCO.
Hnnr Joxn. brother Of Senator John
p. Jones, II In Gold Hill.
A,rLn Of this years growth are 10 DO
found in our narksts.
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.JuIia Consolidated.

VIRGINIA CIrr, June IA. 187s.-Jaeob
.Stadtfsld. Jr., Secretary: The oompany's
shaft has been sunk l6 feet for the week
ending this date !. total depth. 1,502 feet.
During the past week We have passed
through . promising body Of white quartz.
containing large quantities OF iron pyrites.
The fiow OF water continues strong, which
greatly rstsrds progress In attaining depth.
The general character OF the ground 70
mains favorable for sinking. The east
crosscut, 800 level. has been advanced a
feet the past week. encountsring no ma
tsrial change. The machinery remains In
good order. HENRY BAwDES, Supt.
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sierra Nevada, Mexican and Unio.
r~.snladatad ahafk Connany.

VIRGINIA CrrY. June IA. 1s7s.-Gsorgs
C. Pratt, Secretary: We have sunk and
tmbered the main shaft 20 feet during the
past week. making . depth Of 100 feet be-
low the 100 level. The material passed
through continues hard-blasting porphyry.
showing some clay streaks. We have 80
feet vet to sink before connecting with the
Ophir, Mexican and Union Consolidated
north drift on the 1000 four l900) level.
which distance VIC expect 10 mako In
about four weeks. To expedite the sink
ing OF our shaft wo have started . Wine
down from the Sierra Nevada east drift on
the 1000 level, and will start An upraiss
from the Union Consolidated west drift
some time during the coming week, both
from points vertically under and In line
with our shafts. This makes three points
at which work will be carried on 1t 0
In the shaft. and will enable n 70 reach
the 240O level some months sooner than We
otherwise would.
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Consolidated I,nperinl.

GOLD HILL, June Is, 1874. X. p.
Harmon. President: For the week ending
this date We have made the following pro-
gress ct the mine, Our north drift, 2600
level, has been advanced . distance Of 48
feet. making total length Of same to date,
33S feet. The face Of this drift continues
in the same formation a. stated heretofore.
The Alpha-Imperial joint winze has been
pushed down Q distance OF Is feet, making
total length Of same 337 feet on the slope
below our 2i00 level. We are making very
good progress In advancing the Crown
Point drift. Everything In and about the
mine 10 moving along satisfactorily.
A. G. HAMILTON, Bupt.
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TnalAn.

GoLp HILL, June IL. l87s.-De,id
Wider, Secretary /: We have resumed
work In the northeast drift, third station.
and timbered the same Is feet; the faoe Of
drift in quarts. clay and porphyry. The
north drift from the upraise on the second
station has been advanced IS feet, through
quartz giving fair assays. Everything In
and about the mine running about -
usual. ALBxRr LAcKlI. 6upt.
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0oald Carry.

ynoruA Orr. June is, is7s.-A.. I.
Dvy6ro.s, Secretary. Work was resumed In
ioInt east crosscut, 100 level. on Thurs.
dsy. The drift 10 now In 9as feet, with
The fses in porphyry and clay, The o.
biaton ahsft IL down SIS feet, There u
still . strong dow Of water in the bottom.
The foundation for the pump hoist engine
win be completed next week.
II. II. Plxoyzs, sppt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-16

O Jacobs. Mrs. Charold. Thomas Know
land. J Crswsll and wife, Mrs J Q Will
Hanson. @ J Hillyer. Miss dussie De For
rsstt. T johnson. II Rosener and wife,
Mrs s b Constant. J D NcDougall. Mrs
DR. Anderson. Miss yanhorn. Az johnson,
W A Earl. B n Rowland. George Storey.
0 Mooney. J n Taylor. II W Hammond.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-16
Arrivals Yesterday norsi.s.

James T Davis. George Elstner. r Nc
Fsddsn. A Arnold. n Meyer. A Cohen.
p II Byrns. r Nathan. W A Walker. J W
Townsend. r II Kerr. P J Kelly. p Prov
Icy. Mrs Murton and children. Brad
Icy. Mn stutxman. J = Doe. A Sutro. TT
Hause and wife. II II Noble and wife. Mrs
H p Taylor. d Nsvins, Miss II Morgan,
J Q Pivsr and family. William Taylor and
family.
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Exehsqaer.

GoLp HUI, June 10. 1s79.-Josspk Grsss,
Secretary. During the past week the north
drift on tho 2l00 level has been advanced
as feet, making . total length Of 489 feet.
Tho formation still consists Of quartz.
Welding low assays, With occasional streaks
Of clay and porphyry Of avery soft nature.
The ground requires close timbering,
which greatly retards rapid progress.
E. A. soxuLTx, supt.
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Utah.

VIRGINIA CrrY, June II. l879.-Gserye
@. Pratt, Secretary: Our main incline has
been sunk and timbered a feet during the
past week, and 10 now 800 feet below the
1850 level and IL feet below the 17S0 level.
In all, the incline'i Is 1000 feet deep, on the
slope. Tho bottom 10 now In . harder
formation. The dow Of water continues
the same. Tho upraises on the main shaft
are about completed.
W. B. 8nPrxsD. Supt
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Dsp.rssrss saturday EvssinE.

Z Tourtilott, T 7 HAnse. J II Kittell.
II sample. II @ Shaw. W W Ellis. A
Harris. II Aarrystt, Mrs d W James. ]
Wilson. J LowenthAl. J Collins and wife.
Mrs. johnson. J Brady. T J Duncan and
wife, J 3 Greer and family.
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no PATENT, NO PAY.
RAIRNIa

0DrANKD FOE MECHANICAL pEvICI9,
~ medical OF cher ccnZclnds. ornsmsntal
dsima. trads maFks ssd hbsh. ossssh. A.
ngnnsnts, IntsFfsrsceee. lnfrinesmsnts and
Il mNts1 rslltins y. Patents psonptly sstsnd.
"a 70 VI naks pseiininaty s~1amiaatso.s and
furnish opinscns = 70 ~psssatshtaiy. De- q
tons "a Psasats - invited 70 end fol . COPY
Of our "Gsids Tor obtatAing Pstsnts," which
pists instysessons how b o6lain Iassnis, and
other ysipabls nattsS. During he pest I've
ysaFs ~ have Obtained psaxiy tArss thousand
patsnts ios AnsheaA and tsssAm inysetoss, and
can IN: s.sisiseeoy ssfsssesss n sinsss ever
LOUIS HAooIa 4 CO.,
ooltcitcrs Of Isteats. s9d Attospsye q law
u pFoit Dsildins. w~sshiastoa. D. o.
s1yU
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Hale q

VIRGINIA Orr. June ls. is7s.-Jol ,.
LigAtaer. Secretary: The work Of repairs
In and about the mine 10 making good
Roadway. The water stands about tho
same ~ at last report.
PHIILPP DEIpEsHEIMIl, 6upE
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YalloU Ia0k0e.

GOLD HILL. June Is, ls7s.-Aerc~r 0t.y.
Secretary: Tho west drift on the 2600 level
Is In 100 feet. The east drift on the 2s00
level from the winze II In 225 feet; total.
4l6 feet, leaving IA feet TO 60.
I. Z. JAxIs, supt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-16
sroCR aEPOEr.
-. rr..sa.es ss.rs.
THIS

THIS MORNING.
$50 ophir. IS, Ssh
100 Mexican, So, 36a
9SS Gould q Curry. II, nS. IL II
20 Best D Bslcher. 10. 1874
SIS California, So
40 Savage. i5k
IT'S Cen. Virginia, So. 81
500 Chollar. 8. 8 IA, ~
$40 Potesi. 81, 81. 81. 81
AGO Hals& Noreross. lev, IGN
$50 Crswn Point. 81, ~, 5S
leo Ysllsw Jacket. l9s
lsc0 Imperial. 2 Is. 2 10. 100
60 Ksntuck. 6s
IT'S Alpha, IS, II
TO Bslcher. 81. 6k.6<
IS Confidence. l5k, 10
5l6 Sierra Nevada. -
las Utah. "a. 2ls
1900 Bullion. 8. ~, II
lsl5 Exchequsr. 8 IL, Ss.S
295 Overman. II. l2S. l2h, i2S
ITO Justics..S 30. 81
TOO succor. zoe. CSC
$50 Unisn Con-, "a, ~, 73k
90 Alta. 81 II
1855 Lady Bryan, i ~, IN W. ~
$40 Julis. 4 10, 65
$40 Caledonia, 8 TO-
$40 Baltimore. Ia
ass Silver Hill. 2 80. . IS. q 40. 2 so
100 Challenge. 2 30. 8
CTS New York. I. soc. S5c, SOC
100 Occidental. bS 100
AIS Phil sheridan. SOC, $50. soc
400 wodville. 500
400 Lady Warrington Con-. ~
$50 Andes. I. I 10. I Is
$40 Ward. I IS. I co
80 wells.fargo. 25c
so Scorpion. 2 50
500 LsviathAn. zoe. $50
100 Trojan. $50
30 North Con. Virginia.
$50 Benton Con-. GS. Ga. G&
100 Atlantic, II
1850 Con. Dorado. q 50. ~. 2 10
lis Fiowsry. $50
SIS North BONANZA. 2 Is
100 Fairfax. IN
$50 Plutus. Al
800 Margarita. 25c
$50 Mackay. 2. 2 05
200 Mountain View. 2 40. so
800 Senator. 23c
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-16
Mexican.

VIRGINIA CrrI. June "A, 1870. Z.
Weller, Presidest: On the 1000 level we
are still engaged In charging and timber.
ing securely the joint Union Consolidated
upraise connecting with the vinss down
from the 1000 level. for which reason work
has not yet been commenced on the joint
Union Consolidated Wine down 70 the
$500 level. On our 2100 level the work OF
sxcsvating for the joint Ophir vinss dsvn
70 the 2S00 level II making good progress,
and Ne expect TO commence sinking By
Thursday next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-16
A CARD.

10 IN who ~ aasRiag hoa IL sscs saA
indiscrstions Of yoath. lssycus yseknsss. sesiy
rsoaiui thss VIII cure you, yz1u % oBA1o1,
M Srsss rsms6y vss d~lseoysfsd bys mission.
~ q soeth An;tes; - 8 :ls.6Sss;,sd
0Stise D, NsW yogk City. TEL On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-16

W. D. o. Gusou, Chairman Of the
Executive COMMITTEES, u authorised Va
distribute the pLsss won q The resent
Pioneer yaonic. The winnss wflplssss
sal upei him Tor tAsis prisss.
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O. q. GALLUP.

o. n. aAlIu,. oppodts Ne Bank Of oaiisos.
mia, Cola Hi, tssps eon:aatty On h.nd al
ciesss, eli kads Of chewing tobacco. mser.
schsum pipes, school books nd Stationary Of
al dsscrpacaA ans ssSisFy. md toys nd heoy
mods Of al ktnds. apGD
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-16
PResCRIPrIoN ZEE.

For The speedy Cure Of Seminal wsstnsss.
Los Of Nsnhood. and III disosdsn brought on
b. indiscrstion OF excsss. Any drusgtst has
the Ingredients Addrsse
DAVIDSON . 90, 70 Nssssu b.. n. =.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-16
DR.. miNTIR,s ~NRrHRsTICuM.

"A compound huid attract Of Buohu) Dr..
kintis's Nsphrsucum works wonders. All
oasss Of propsy, Brieht's Disssss. Kidney. BlaA.
der and Urinary Complaints, OF Rstsntion Of
Urine srs entirely cured By the Nsphrstieum.
Gravel, piabetss, pain 10 The basi. sds and
failed. Bee what the druggists Of Portland and
San Frsncisco say about Dr.. Mintie's Nsphreti.
cum and English Daudsfion Pills, eve have
soid Q large amount OF Or Mintis's medicines,
the Rnglish Dendsiiou PILL. also The Nsphrott:
ss1; d and ; IN ~ e: .:i.t .ssE q: a 9ssS !: :es Ssiis 2,
Druggist. second street. Portland; Q. b. Wood.
ward / o., Druggists. corner First and Aldsr
streets, Portland. Ncssrs. Abrams d Carroll.
vholsssls Druggists. Nos 3 and . Front strest,
Ban Francisco, cay: W. n0ord NpArsieum
a. AZ 6sst ktdnsy and Roddr R<mSdy byfors
MpuAte" All Druggist. kssp thsss msdicinss.
tie's Rnglish bsndslion Pills. For Biliousness
ana DySpepsia. uss Dr.. Miasts's Rnsllsh Dsnds.
lion PILL. For Fever and Agus, use Dr. xintie's
Rngiish Dandelion Pills. Every family should
ksep the English Dandelion Pills on hand: Dr..
Miutie'sr remedies will not "curs al complaints"
Immediate relief. and perfect . cure IN AZ
troubles for which they srs rocsmmsnded. Sold
By al Druggists.
TxxRl have been more cures Of seminal
weakness. nervous liability and paralysis made
By the wonderful Bngiish remedy, Sir Ashley
Cooper's Vital Restorative. than By al other
remedies combined. Why will you suIsrf
Send 70 A. z. Miptie, n. D., No. II Kesrny
strest, San Francisco. for the Restorative. and
Be cured. Phcs, - per bottle; four timee the
quantity. elo. Try . bottle. mhn ~
J. DAVIDSON. Sole Agent for the State Of
Nevada. Room Q. No. loe South o street.
Virginia, Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-16
OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

Tho following letters, under the dates
given. have been sent from tho comstock
to the principal Offices Of the various COM
panies In San Francisco:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-16
GOLD HILL MARKET
Next deer 70 the News Once, &"
L. Z. FOX. PRoPRiHToAs
At THIS MARKET C~AN
"A always b found
TIE oHoIoIsf Tx
- MUTTON PORK.

Our animals, beng selected from The bss
Cattle Ranches In Nevada and California are
PRIVATE fAMILIRs AND HOTELS viii
hnd Il 70 their advantage TO patroniss mis-
Market, where they will always b supplied
With the best meats the country can s6ofl.
RENDERED TALLOw, for mill and mining
purposes, constantly on hand. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-16

Bsnd and zee what those ssy Who hsvs
SMITH, PIANOS In } our midst on thiy Coast:
Save your money and buy ct Flh6T HANDS.
Don't b ~humbueesd. bat send for Catalogue
and particulars and satisfy yourselvss Of ns
truth OF my Insertion.
FIFTEEN DAYS TEST TRIAL, b. f~urniships
Bankers Express or nsilroad oompany's CO...
tincate OF deposit tor amount
ALSO SHEET MUSIC It q s.hsif msrket price.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-16

Heinrich W. Ash-Set for June IS.
Poshelions W. Baldwin-June 26.
A. Aurich VI. his oreditor-Order OF
hnsl discharge from debt.
]. II. Huling W. his creditors-Ordsr
of anal discharge from debt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-16

W. n. PATTON, Supt.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1879-02-19

light which shineth in dark place; and it
will continue to guide inquirers to the truth,
until the morning dswns, and the shadows
fee away before the rising of the Sun of
Righteousness. The struggling of unbelief
may be long and fierce but it's doom is
written, and cannot he esCared. The day
may move on, more or less perturbed and
torn by storms, but it will end in glory
The Church has divine origin, exists under
divine promise, battles in divine cause,
and is secure of ultimate triumph M.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1879-02-19

1t would be of great use for the discovery
and confirmation of the truth, if the disci
pies of Christ would compare their ObServa
tions and experiences, and communicate tt
each other what they know and have felt il
themselves.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1879-02-19

We MUST never shrink from any duty,
nor let slip an opportunity of doing good, for
fear of the reproach of men, or their revilings.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1879-02-19

SWEET language will multiply friends ;
and a fair speaking tongue will multiply
kind greetings.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1879-02-19

GIVING TO THE LORD is but transporting
our goods to higher floor.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1879-02-19

II The reader will be reminded of the following
characteristic and very striking passage in Living
stones account of his first long journey IL felt
some turmoil of spirit in the evening" at the pros.
pect of having all my efforts for the welfare of this
great region and its teeming population knocked
on the head by savages to morrow. who might be
said to know not what they do. 1t seemed such
pity that the existence of the two healthy ridges
which l had discovered should not become known in
Ohristendom, for confirmation would have been
given to the idea that Africa is not open to the
gospel. But read that Jesus said, All power is
given unto me in heaven and on earth; go ye
therefore and teach all nations and 10, l am
@ oa gGa Ss word Of honor @ @ and then went went
to take observations for latitude and longitude,
which, think, were very successful. -" Mission.
sry Travels and Researches in South Africa p.
5S5 ED
(To BE CONTINUED.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1879-02-19

ANGER cannot rest in the bosom where
love reigns.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1879-02-19
'oR THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
JESUS SALVADOR.
BY DAVID ANDERso

Jesus Saviour Thou art mine!
By Gods purpose am Thine;
By His gracious choics OF me
Made from all eternity.
Jesus Saviour! vain had been
All my life unsaved from sin;
Lett among the lost forlorn
I had better ne'er been born.
Jesus Saviour Let me now
Unto Thee renew my vow,
Give Thee soul aud body too
Which is only service due.
Jesus Saviourl Keep my heart
Firm to act this glorious part
All for Thee, my Lord, to do,
All for Thee to sufer too.
Jesus Saviourl it can't be
Thou wilt lose one given to Thee;
Mol Thy Father guardian stands,
None can pluck me from His hands.
Jesus Saviourl Truest Friend,
Thou wilt stay until the end
Aasxhas Thou SiiEs.ms,Szzlmmw
me when l sleep il
Jesus Saviour then I'll hymn
High as heavenly Seraphim-
Mans great theme of minstrelsy
Gods redemption mystery.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1879-02-19

"From the cross uplifted high,
Where the Saviour deigns to die,
What melodious sounds we hear
Bursting on the ravished ear
Loves redeeming work is done;
Come and welcome, sinner come
ONE OF THE REDEEMED.
Daily globe., 1879-04-23
LNOTHEK CHICK SWINDLE.
Mr.. vanderhorck Attempts His Minneapo-
lis Tricks in St. Paul and Gets Nabbed.

Mr.. Vanderhorck Attempts His Minneapo-
lis Tricks in St. Paul and Gets Nabbed.
It will be remembered that some time ago
the Minneapolis department Of the GLOBE gave
an account of the adventures of young man
named Vanderhorck, in that city. He came to
the city in company with young girl, whom
he represented to be his wife, put up at hotel,
remained for few days and then left,
abandoning the girl. To be- sure he
had paid for his board, but when the checks
were presented for redemption, they were de-
clared little off color. Vanderhorck wasn't
found, but his father. respectable man and
former resident of Minneapolis, came to the
relief of his son and squared the outstanding
indebtedness. Well, that young man turned
up in st. Paul last night doing the
check business again. He presented a
check drawn in his, Charles Vanderhorck's, IA
vor, for $2S.26, on one of Dawson & Co. 8
blanks, signed by s. Vanderhorck Co., first
to Stahlman & Co., on Wabashaw street. They
wouldn't have it, and then he tried it at sew
eral other places. In the midst of dicker to
put the check off on MI. Pat. Conley, Capt.
Clark and Chief Weber recognized the young
ster and put him out of harms way in the
lookup. Young Vanderhorck asserts that the
check was given him by his father, while one al
least, who is acquainted with the elder Wander
horck's signature, declares the check a base
forgery.
Daily globe., 1879-04-23
PERSONAL.

DR.. J. G. Merrill, o. s. A., at the Merchants.
Ex-Mayor John Mclean, Bismarck, at the
Merchants.
Messrs. A. R. Hodgson and N. Faulkner,
Montreal, at the Merchants.
Joseph Ferguson, Esq, one of the solid farm
ers of Carver county, was in the city yester-
day.
Hon. I. Donnelly, Nininger, passed through
the city yesterday, en- route to his Stevens
county farm.
H. N. Setter, Fergus Falls; Hugh McGarry,
Bismarck. and Charles F. Fits, Sioux City, are
registered at the Merchants.
Daniel Trohman, Chicago agent for the in
defatigable Haverly, is in the city looking up
business for one of his numerous attractions.
Hon. M. E. Donahue, Henderson, Sibley
county's faithful representative in the late leg
islature, is visiting St. Paul, with headquarters
at the Merchants.
Candidate for Justice of the Peace.
As am unable to call upon my friends in
person, I desire to announce that am a candi-
date for justice of the peace for the Third,
Fourth and Sixth wards at the coming election.
e. BURNAND.
Daily globe., 1879-04-23
PEDESTREANISM.
A Walking Match to Take Place at Red Cap
Park.

A Walking Match to Take Place at Red Cap
Park.
Arrangements have about been perfected for
pedestrian tournament, to take place next
month under the auspices of the St. Paul
Athletic association. The programme will con-
sist of a walking and running match. to take
place on May 3D. at Red Cap park, the en-
tries for which will close on the Both of this
month. The walking match is for distance
of seventy-fve miles, purse of 5000 being
offered for the best time, each person
to select his own gait or style of walking. The
entries for the match, up to date, are Mr..
Alfred Griffan Mr.. Will Lovette and Mr.. Mat
Dale all of whom are well-known as thorough
going pedestrians and the contest will no
doubt be very exciting. The running match is
for seventy-fve yards, purse of $lO0 being
offered for the best time the conditions being
a scratch start, best two in three. The only
entree so far, is Mr.. T. w. Mccall, who bears
an enviable reputation as swift and scientific
runner.
In arranging the grounds every convenience
has been made for the reception of visitors,
while those attending the tournament in car
riages will be enabled to view the match with
out the inconvenience of leaving their seats.
Tho gentlemen having the tournament in
charge, are making every preparation for the
occasion, and the affair will no doubt be de-
cided SUCCESS. =