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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-08
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UulW lDIttlttlV % NIU. lU|Utt1 D" po'""'
gIlpemeinee gBaaren n 1s:t.
S6meinefIeti6 ,c.-WeBport
$500 - per SAB uno 9 hmeinefett
at 81. 704 @5. 72i per 10Otb. Coulter
itlde 1885 per 100 tb. S6infen
nit 3uder gep0felt, ourbibntttli1 II tb
l1tper, 1875 Ircs. gu &C., % Srcs., IS Id,
81 &c.
Sutter fet. 8esabIt ipur6e IS
O. 16c. fir frii6e Creamery" uno
II % 18c. fir bic bette. Stride bene
Dairy" 124 @16c.. m~ittelmdBige bis quite
Y}@113c., 9sringere Waare 5@93c.
@ier.-113@124c.
Spri: 1.U5.
SIN 6; nc: It q ii = 1.O4.
Sn 8eortt 1.033.
Sn 8a It i'm Or: 1.07@1.O72.
Syn ct. 0out3 -
Sn 9te 10 Oorf 1.O6@1 .062.
SGmi erf cit 34@5c. pr. 9f6. 1T
grpBen Quantitdten.
SelobIbner. $500 @ 1910 6as
0ubenO.
Gmtem = Maaarbs 2.oo@s.s5; Seal
1.OO91.25.
2a lg - 5S(@5Sc. pr. BIB. IN gr. QW.
SartoffelM. = Beim 6aB 1.OO[@1.25
uno einselne Sdiier lebr ib0ner All 1.40@
$50; ullo beiln BMlbel 30(040c.
@efIIgel. @nten $1.75@2.00
per OusenO; 9uter leb. 74(@9c. per Yfb.
Spring Spiders" flau su 81 .OO@1.75 fiir
t~leine, 2.0O@2.2 % fir mittcIgroBe H.. 2.5O@
2.75 iIr auSgeiu6ts; alte Qenrelr $500
$500; 6dbne uno 6ennen 3I $2.25(@
$50 Mno alte SGbne 2.00(02.25 per Oub.
&albsf1eii6 d.. = 3(06c. per gfuno
I'M @roBen.
80 ii &artofe Ell n."-A0elbe Sui
nois uno Mtiilourt beimT SOB So. OO(03.O0 10;
SerieD $3.25@4.O0; Warplano $2.75@
$50.
@ttronen. = So. o0@5.5o per aiitz
den.
rGrab"z Gepfcl, iibiriide 1O@15c beim
&Orb nno 75@1.0O per SAB; uno
100000 oas SaB.
80; yel s sntGrn. So "ertra gres atS Car
st5 Stals' .n net; 81 ssoe ;'@ %it:
mitteImdRigcs bis 9utes 44(@5c.; rSnhoe
L. GoDers" 53@6c. fir bas bette D0reen"
uuo 49@5c. fir mittelgMte5 bis gutes.
3miebeln.-Jtotbe 1.75@2.OO; gelbe
2.0U92.25, per Tab.
& W ~ y u u" AoW@OC. uu9
Quart.
5onia. = 8eiter neuer in Baben gu
12@14c per tb.
Aepfel. = GinseIne Sdiier i60ner
@epfel 2.3O(02.75; l9le6te Waare 5Oc@
100.
BfIaumen.- S90ne CRIME Sage"
10000. pr. ped in S6r6en; Swetl6en
75@S5c.
8obnen.- @erinae @aare e5@Oocc.
quite $1.OO@$1.25. bette 81 .30@1. 80,
bette vyeapD" $1.35(01.4O.
alifornti6e8i rnen 1000
$50. Grauben 1.25@2.25 in &ift6en
020 ID uno 3.O0@4.OO in 6. 90 40 tb.
Ytauneu .7592.25; Quitten2. 10000.
Mclonen. Nutmess 25050c. per
DGrate" un6 2.OO@5.OO bas 6Haoert.
Mal1ermelonen 6@8c oas Stii6.
Birnen. SIT Peds GOrben 25(040c.,
uno 50(98Oc. ie nah Qualitdt.
Srauben. -Sh0ne @oncor6 3(@4e.;
0elaiuare 697c.; vS,pes" 203e. p. ID.
Yftrlt6e. = Wt6igan in &orben
100000. fir geringe bis mittelgute, 45@
soc. fir quite unb 55065c. fir Bic idSllz
item. Seitli6e in 8uibel : &iiten 1000
$50; J 3. 6. 50@$1 90.
Giber. $1.50@1.75 beim 6albfaS.
UteDG uo@ Oem neuelter B0rienbes
rldtl.
WeetBe gSt1tter xGrtrds". bellies 4.75@5.75
90. iiernli6 i9ones bis i6Ones 4.75@5 50
Oo. l6le3tes bis m%tttel9utes.. q 90
S2SelIern SprIn8 Ggtr1S"
Delles -. 4.OO@4.75
800. aufe5 uto redt auteS 80. 3.7594.5O
SSpt1n9 Superfnle5" gutes
Dls redot autes........... .. 2-50@3.25
3o. lW!e~1es uno 1ntttelaltte3. 2.OO@2.5O
V11HIelo1aredt CURES IND helte5 4.75@5.50
Dto. w" Nu'e9'...:..:
hSitss T''"' S"'' y" ona, IN
Moooenmphf. Q OOge1E
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-08
seronilde Stiere, nit Mais se=
tpur0en aIt Sanitag:
G6Weime.

Gdltueime.
Das Mnsgebot Der @o6e betrug c;rca
$1,000 Stid, gegen $4,000 in Der 0ors
tpo6e.
@orsSamias: Santt.:
S6mere S9metne gum
SDeeln. 0.OU9go.4o
2eidtc, DO. unb sum
@erianbt .......... 3.2093.63 .4O95
S6msine iir ben Often. 3.4O@3.6o
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-08
Wte d TT q g..
NinSOieh MART.

GIN Ginbbiebmartt ipurben bergangene
ISOLDE ungefdbr $4,000 Sti6 (gegen 49,
600 Stild in Der Gortpo6e) p~ertauit nnb
am Samitag iteaten ftp Die Our6i6nittss
preiie ipie fOIgt:
Stiere. bette Grports@ aare. -. 80
, 1879-01-11
AFGIJANISTAN.


LONDON, Jan. 1o.-Tho Vicoroy Of Egypt
telegraphs confirming the newa OF Con.
Roborta' victory over the hostile tribes, but
says that, owing to rumors Of threatsned at-
tacka by the Mongols, Gen. Roberts intends
to return to Kooruna, concentrating his
forces, which are now much Rcattored.
Friendly letters have boen received from
several Sirdnrs Of Oabul. Tho general foel-
Ing In Afghauistan Is very strong against the
A1neer and Raada,
cASDAMAR.
CALCUTTA, Jan. 10.-1rayor Bandeman re-
ports that authentic intelligence has boon re-.
coived TINT Afzal, Khan haa disbandcd bis
army and loft for Oandahnr. Con. Stewart
waa ono days march from CAnlahar on the
sth Of January. Flo expected no opposi-
ton, .....
THE ENEMY'a STRRSuTIr.
Tho enemy opposing Gen. Roberts in tho
fight Of Tuesday numbered 5000.
CAVALRY PlullT.
LONDON, Jan. 10,-A correspondent with
tbs Quettah column tslographs from sifoodln,
Tuesday, as follows: One hundred and
forty british cavalry yesterday defsated
body Of Afghans, killing twenty.sour and
capturing niue, Twelve hundred Afghan
cavalry were subsequently, forced to absndou
tho heights by cannonads. seven Dritiah
woro wounded. It Is thought this skirmial,
will cause tho Afghaus to decide not TO d.
fend CauQAhaF,
, 1879-01-11


The names Of the Marsha's and Generals a..
tocfated With tho most brilliant victories ot tho
French arms aret fnr the most part. Germau-
a., for Instance, Kcllcrmann, Rapp, Ncy, he fon
ct the aaar1outa cooper; Klcber: TIC snu Of ths
sfra*ssdurg mason, etc. Of wferu this IL not
.be case, thc heroes ot the French military hls.
tory were burn IN German Alsaee, Or II tho
stance, f.efey5e, the son Of a mason IN colmsr;
Droiiot, native OF Macy; Gerard and Victor,
German element f. even At the present time
represented In tho French army may bd gsth-
srod from IN examination of The lat French
snniyy AImy L!.t. g,s;nes q ths inas! will .nox
aiayer, schmitt, Hagncr. Weber, achnctdes
.s,d Muller IL, There ate tventy.are Bergert,
GROSS, ten Lanes,. fourteen Keliera, ten Hon
mans 'nans: eight pischcrs, !he same number ot
n,anns. Thoroughly German also arc auch
~ Armbrnsicr. Thc,nkauiT. zcntgratI. Baum-
Rariner. Ehrcnpfors, Kustenholx, Zurllnden.
schantauh, Hsinz. anil utidetranit, Beisbani
and btrl,aus,. Fuafrock and kIcinpcter, all Of
which, with dozens VI oshers nf equally unms-
taxable nationality, arc to be found,
, 1879-01-11
4 Cat In LnXe.

Frederick II. Balfour, an Engllshp,an, writes
to the London Spctator that ho has seen q cut
gtve evidence OF being Ia lore with 4 terrier.
and That tho "snoonlng" going on between
them was very comic: Tn one occasion be aays,
IN nv prcscncr, the lnE [who uas scatctt on i
1ady's 1.p), feeling dissatisfied Of uRgrleycd Ut
something or other that was taking place, vent
81 his feelings IN 4 long, iav whnnG or howl.
The cat, who Was on tho l,earth-ruE, turned her
lead, anu Eaze't with wlsaful. sympathetic ex-
ands: nj last, unnb1c 10 lsstcn to hls weeping
aus lunEcr, Ahc spranK u1.an tile lauy's kuce,.
put her pawh arMind tho tlnc's neck, aud kissed
hf cflreks with hcr lIps. Tnt. occurred twlce,
the dog responding to her caressts bY licking
her buck III tic te,iJescst IIauner conceivable.
, 1879-01-11
KNEELINu AT THE ALTAR.
Sensational Nnd Abrupt Inatponsment Ut =
E4d<aG CeFdutuny.
5AST.HOuND FHEfGNTs,
1Sptrf0t {hst,afth n TAs Trtburf.

Sensational and Abrupt rnatponsn,ent Ut =
Wedding CeFautauy.
BaIEmeTs Carrksponi4Att [1hc!aHatt tofsmfrrtai.
Tho residents Of Upper Marlborough quiet
little town In FEinru Gcorgs's County, almost
under the shadow Of tue National Capitol, arc
nov engaged In the discussion Ut dclcclab!e
society scnsatfon tn tho matrimonial Hue, Which
recently occurred In their midst. Tho Interested
persons arc botlI members Ut two Of tue o}tle.t
Maryland lAmilfes,-one of thpm being dis
tant rcintiyo Of cx-lov. Dowc, aud the olhsr i
granddaughter Of Charles Till, who was we'll
known shareholder, aud in hia day reputcd to bs
tha wcllth!cat man lH Washington, Ia which city
be spent btu winters, astng In insignificant Style
with his handsome w!fc. who Was one Of ths
leaders OF society ut the Capital.
Fn,n The 1rst settlement uf Prnco Geosge's
County tho Oldest families havo tntcrmarrlcd
In spite Of thclr Catholic filth aud thu violation
iion that the aristorrstjc scjons VI Tho counsry
never sought wlyos ana husbands beyond their
blood relations. This custom became ~ gen
cral t4at tue intestetcnre Ut tho Church, oitcn
likely to bs interposed. A thort time slnce lis
betroiha1 0f Atr. frank Duxu md Miss lua I'LL,
both we'll known N MarrlauI iashionsblo
society, waa announced. An carly celebration
tng!y initiation. weru Issued 10 thy sits Of sha
of tho bs,Ie, near Upper Asrl'ufouyn. Tho
eontracttn. parties arc second coasius,
but tta frequency ot such unIons
Marriage. fu acc0rdAucn With the custom. low.
evur, pertni.sIou fur lilo celebration Df The we'd
ding ol tho cousins was asked from tbs Arch
biahop OF tho dinrcse. Without waiting 1or
fenly tho preparations fot the evcnt Neso laaue,
aId the fosmst application WA soon forgotten.
Tho wesldiuR day cams aud tho gucsts sssc1n-
bled. AZ tho appointed hour tae young coupls
took thotr places batoro the prttst. All vas Ii,
feadfnrss for thu scrSlce ~ commence. iu fcet-
wedding ceremony, announced tlint hu tl2tI just
received ordeFs tEun Archbishop Gibbons 10 r.
fuau hfs ronEent to the union. 4 lHlnlul tccpe
followed, aud tho party hrnko up, leaving tic
disappointea couple deeply morttilel anu
Erictcl. They arc determined 10 bv united,
however. and layu appealed to the Pol,t lot h1
tstiction 10 their ueterlntnatGp. McanWhi!u
gosafp runs rsut In tho nclGhborhootl.
, 1879-01-11

the class Of goods so1d to the American market,
AZ one time mems mefcesy sold very freely,
particularly auch gooda ~ ncckties, whic. ara
now latRetv tnade III in the States. Thousands
OF dozens of ribbon neck-ttes, made at CoreBsry.
wn'lid fnd purchasers atnongst tho American
buyers: iut such Rooda nre now manufactured
at Paterson, near New York, As we'll q. many
other kinds, which cause Americans to hc mora
Independent Of Engltsh productions than for
fner}y,-thc makeup tics, "crt-ups," as thav
are called, being manufactured In Tho piece BIZ
the NeFnap makers uooatly, xbo ars rsry cleTef
In tllts c1aes OF production. With whom EnRltall
nianutactufers stanti no chance at all In tito
market, the direction OF trade having changed
very much Of late years.
, 1879-01-11
Debate on the Public " orship Esti.
mates In tho Prussian
Parliament,
Outlines Of The Republican MtntsteriaI
Programme ln France.
0lericals to Be ahorn Of Their Present
Power In the Universities, -, -.
An English View OF Hussia'e
Asiattc Conquests.

Y1TY7 I,rr-v14r
i,.N saOhM
~ ''' ~ cnsif 70 ss'o Iars HtraiS' d. A'6'S'' ~
Lonpos. Jnu. 1O.-Thcro has been little
abatement at the storm during the past
twcnty.four hours. To-day's report from
Aberdeen says the snow began 10 fall nt mid
night, sud hna continued over sinpt. At short
intervals fierco southsastorly galo springs
up, which threatens to demoltah everything
Tint lios in It's way. Tho sen is tremendously
high along the ooe*ts, aud there il fear that
many disasters will be found to have oc-
Cured after tue tempest subsidies, There is
d total suspension Of communication by rail
, 1879-01-11

When CHARLOTTE Cordny u1satstl,ated siarat IN
her, but Sux. Aayehce lawyer, Yoiuuiecfsd TO
plead her csusc. Ills courageous scs ruat him
h!s ltfv-tte xullluttno claimed blu, saun after
ths execution VI his rl!cnt. liz left two lau.l,.
tera, tAc elder Vi whom uroxued herself III 1901
On x.'ouut nf uurrc1proe4ted auee,lou. T4u
younger married merchant of llayre, who xl.o
committed suicide, an.l hls w4lpw, who lived {ur
ltofc than thiEty Years IN y Karscl, IL rcpusteL
u. hass died II p4rm.tsdt- Germany, few
EteGS Nyu.
, 1879-01-11

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Jal.. l0.-bult has bean
entered In The United stptea Court by ttla Chat
ham Nattonst Bauk mud 5frs. lIanpatl b. Merritt
to collect uotes for s37,74l.bo given by Willard
Carpenter 10 Dqyd alrrriitt deceased. and ~
f"FerIoso mortgage Oil laDda valued ut $aCO, ,pN,
donated BY Cafpentsr year 70 to the Efty of
kyansytlau tor tbs LibF4ry Fund. lhe sQIs IL
afso tu set aAide deed Ut conveyance Of thu
iunds t. the Trustees on tiu allegation u cota. @
tl4nant LaElug \ prior Lien tt,rspon.
, 1879-01-11

have al tended In the same dtreeti1g: Hgt ~, 70
need not dwell upon thla point Nhat u im-
portaut to consider Is the enormous resources
n n,ale ai due a|ow.nce' % for c1axqefs.,on IN tha
estimates 70 h.!e bset passing In review y =
evident that France ID little t,el'!nu lhts
country in wealth. Tho fact explains
e bes VII ra s ss ss tie ee
With which she 1cnrs her financial burdens. NJ.
Vacter finds tllat In the last ten yeare ber
wealth has increased Ei,dN, ,00,fh0 sterling.
s xh;5S SSSa FIJI H.. y 10 ,np"s se xsl
amounted to M, tnore than thn savings Ut stx.
tern months. Nos, II II. Vacher's figures are
approximately correct, Is there any rootn for
sappos!ng that te existing taxation presscs on
during, aud Immediately after the Nanoleontc
struKVle WAS vcry far heavier II proportion 70
our Hlcans IN those days. As rcRnrds The
future, the immense Influence which must be
cxcrcised BY country - ric!, 10 obvious. Her
present debt, enormous u It fs, II any trust can
ba placed in the estl'natta with whirh We hare
been dealing, "a only about one-sevcntii of he.
scalfxel capital. It might be doubled, and
Tho Enatlsl debt Tho year after Ns,erlou. And
her reFenue IL lcss ttlan oneth[rd Of the incomes
Of her people derived frun, capttal. Ieken u''-
prepared, France was stFt,ek lawu and dte!netn-
she tcels strong enough once nore to have al
weight with Tho most powerful Of states. II
will b. that Of nation scco1ui unlY to England,
II second even 10 her, IT wealth, and ronau.
qucntly with the ability to prnlong hosttlttirs
and wear out an enemy poorer shau hersclf. In
alliance With England, indeed. ht,c might fairly
hope to exhaust any possIhio combination ot
enemies Tn the other hand, the greatness u
her wealth IL guarantee against tho renewal of
tho policy Of adventure. ahe has too much 10
loss lightly TO peril her fortunes again. She
has. Iii fact, reached thu stage of development
when wary forrtgn potfcy and conservatism At
home may bo expected. SOCIALISM or He'd Re.
pubftran.sm Is hardly likely 10 commend ttaclf
to people 90 prosperous aid Woodworking.
, 1879-01-11

Tho Now York Conference Results in = Gem
erat Gnherst standIng-UniEor RATES for
Through Frelgl,ta EAtabilsltett on All tho


erAt EntlerstandtnE-Unltorm Natet for
Through FrelSlts Eatabitsited on All tho
Roads.
EAsT.BouND FnEtGHTs.
dspsrtos nssnafth n TAt Tribune.
Nav YnRK, Jan. i0.-This morning the tom.
mittee appointed to conAtdcr the recent to,1-
mage dispute at 1t. Louis, after a session Of
several hours, reported that they bad sst[siac.
torilY adjusted al differences In connection
with the appottionment Of tonnage 1t st.. Louis.
Details Of tho adjustment could mt be
obtained. The discussion of The main
question which brought the Conference
together was continued by the tnen,-
members, and finally resulted Ia IN agreement
to establish basis aud plan for making and
governing through, ratcs for freight from inland
cities to tho foreign ports. These rates arc 10
bs the sum OF thu inland or rail rates md thu
nrsn rstes, and b. tha terms Of the
agreement are to be uniform frnm
al1 ports; that IL, tho rate Ia to be The same ria
New York. Baltimore, Boston, etc. Tho rates,
of course, will vary from slsno to time, areorti-
ing TO current octan frslxht quosattons, hut tho
uniformity ~ regards the various shipping
ports Is not to be violated.
Commissioner Fink aaId last evening that tho
joint Committee had accomplished this purpose
for which It met, In &hs establishment Of uni.
form freight from inland cities to foreign ports.
Tho conclusion reached Tas favorable alike to
tho railroads and shippers, and was heartily
concnrfsd Ia hy 81 the Representatives,. Tho
Uniform rata established, It should
he understood. extended only 10 through
freight, and had nothing to do with freight
shipped from Chicago or St. Louis to Baltimore,
Nav York, OF Boston. The object vas 10 stop
ths cutting On through freight. which was dlsas-
.eas ~ .na s,...." te"'AA' -''3 N'se' '"o @''"'
dence Of ehipoere' e..
In the schedule agreed upon, Mr.. Fink said,
tac present railroad rates from Chicago to New
~ e.st,t,t - ~. fo,,-t, ,3..s r.sm.s.,.a,r ~
a"a 'rsNut ~ t"e 'out.n e4Ae'' se.poc'lee'y' re-
ms!ned uncnanaed, ana ioffnea thd land basts
for TO through rate rate. To this was to be added
T.. s ,he NJ W. n,,.sa, r.. a,",n..,aas '1a =,
:" e'o N." 4H u'-'"oS t"' ".e'asN'oa. III
ocean rates would cause corresponding variations
in through rates, and the occan rate would be
a.r .,,s nd
pat ono faee from Ch'caGo to any ot shs
European ports BY whatever line or
IN srn,1 ,ts freight. 40 from every otbsr miami
,,otnt where biiis Of through ladInn warn issueI
there wo,ll,l f,e but one rate INSTRUMENTATION tn
tac dfstance OF that point from the
The present freight rstcs from III
ot,irr c{tirs rft, nrni,an]y rtfr,a}n unrhsnpcd.
shesc rates having bren ca1etuliy liked.
There orc many paints OF ielaii to bo ar.
ssx ss' VI IL @ sse s s;s s ssss
o. a eas H. pr0vs os ~
Wcst.bound freights, and that failroaI
matn;sin the e asTeeMcns @ 'y,aIa.e @ t to to
rninr, irt nrasf9 T., rorrrni ,vhi.r n,a ranta."I
, 1879-01-11
TURKEY.

THE RUuatELIAN COMMISSION.
vienna, Jan. 1n-The Porta has asked
that the Eastern Roumelian Commission 10
prolonged three months. It Is stated that
Kussia IL not nverse to this, bit declares that
she vii! continue tho administration Of the
province until ita Constitution has heon pro-
mu1gatsd.
POu0oRfTZA.
LoNpos, Jan. ia telegram from Con.
stansinopls says matters relating 10 the ccs~
sion Of Podgorttza hare boom satisfactorily
arranged, but, according to Tsguss dis.
patch, tho Albanian noblea declared their
intention to oppose tho cession by force.
The Minister .of Finance threatened to
realgn uniesa the Council Of Minister'S imme-
diate!y takes measures for tho retist OF the
financial difficulty.
, 1879-01-11
ROME.

NostE, Jan. 1u.-Ths encyclical letter OF
tho Popo appsRls to Governments to restore
to the Church tho degree Of liberty which
would enable her 10 efficaciously employ her
influence in favor of society.
The ItaGt snys the encycllcal letter ia tho
commencement Of crusado against modern
institutions.
, 1879-01-11

RoMx, Jan. 10.--fcsterday being the ami
vcrsasy Of tho death Of Victor Emmanuel,
the people Visited tho Pantheon, aud many
wreaths wero deposited on his tomb.
, 1879-01-11

ST. PErERanuRu, Jan. l0.-1he Dlrsctorof
tho Ministry Of tho Interior states TINT tho
reports, respecting tho plague in Astrakhan
are exaggerated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
Abeu. less. o. aoodwln's Estate.
Sacramento Bee, Aug. 8.

There Il troubls over the estate OF the
late Jesse o. Goodwin, who died sud.
denly at Vallejo White Sulphur Springs
q short time sinoe. and It came about in
this way /: Prior to Mr.. Goodwin's death
Miss Mary wadsworth. the opera singer.
whom he married . short time before
his dscease. went up to Marysville and
requested Mr.. Goodwin's relatives 70
allow her TO take Mr.. Goodwin to the
springs. where he was guaranteed good
treatment aud the personal supervision
Of Miss wadsworth. At this ttus Mt.
Goodwin was severely afflicted with
soitsning OF the brain, and bis con.
dition was such that he could ransact
no business. At the lady's urgent So
lirtations, Il II said. Mr.. Goodwin was
allowed to accompany her. and while
they were away they were married.,
Judge Goodwin giving her . deed TO ooo
scres Of ane land In Yubs county. val.
ned at some $50 .009. After the Judges
death Il was learned by 9 brother OF the
deceased that be had decided away this
properly 10 his wife before their mar
riaee. and be at once set about taking 10.
cal steps 10 set the deed aside, on the
around that the Judge was incompetent
al the time he signed II. What the re-
suit will be remains to DO seem. Judge
I. g. Belcher OF Marysvills has been ~
tsinsd ~ counsel for Miss Anderson,
nd the services Of Hon. Greed Hay.
mond Of sscfsmsnto have been retained
By NJ. Qoodwin's hsirs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

The Yellow Fever.
MrArHrs, Aug. s.-Tweuty.two cases
in all-sieht white and fourteen colorsd
were reported to the Board OF Health
yesterday.
Hon. John johnson, superintendent
OF Quarantine, and D. 7. Porter. Chief
Executive of the city, today issued the
following
To the Inspecting officer and Police
Officers on duty at Memphis: Until
further notice, you are hereby instruct.
Cd not to permit any person or persons
to be landed from any boat or other wa.
ter craft at this port who have not had
the yellow fever, and in addition cannot
give satisfactory assurance that they are
able to provide for themselves. These
restrictions also apply to all railroads
leading into the city.
The Howard Association have placed
thirty additional nurses on duty. The
weather IL very chilly and damp. unia.
yorabls alike to the sick md tho well.
The local Board OF Health will today
declare the fever epidemic.
New 0sLrANs, Aug. 9.-The Board OF
Health report that not q case OF yellow
fever exists In this city. The quarsu'
tine against New Orleans 10 being re-
moved by several towns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
Piper's opera House.

An opportunity will be given at Pipsr's
Opera House next week to see genuine
Opera Bouife. We have had limitations
in abundance, but the genuine article.
with all Its accessories. such Is will be
presented next week by Aimee and
troupe, has never been given In Viz.
einia. The season will be q short one.
Monday evening. lie Petit Duc;" Tues
day evening. "La Marjolaine )" Wed.
n.sday's matinee, 1.-THE Chimes OF Nor.
mandy )" Wednesday evening and last
performance. MADAME Favart." the
latest Partisan operatic success, the
music OF which. by 0ffenbach. has set
critics both sides OF tho Atlantic wild.
These piecrs will be given with costumes.
scenery, chorus, orchestra and casts OF
characters as 10 San Francisco. and by
the same artists selected In New York
to support Aimee there and on tho coast.
This is good enough for us and good
enough for anybody. Get reserved seats
and take In all the varied enjoyments OF
the season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
Prof. stewards Lecture.

The lecture Of Prof. Stewart at Piper's
Opera House tonight should call out
every man and woman on the Comstock.
Shakespeare says there are ''sermons In
stones" and Professor Stewart, who has
spent o lifetime In studying the rocks.
will tonight read their teachings as well
rs illustrate their history and formation.
There can DO nothing Of more interest
to tho people whether buyers or workers
OF mines. All that we need on the Com.
stock Ia to know what We are about and
what 10 about US. A part OF this. and
an important part too. Professor Stew.
art will tell as. A great many have gone
to the Caledonia picnic today. but they
expect to be back in time for the lecture.
But whether they do or not the house
will be Allied just as II ought to be-. The
lecture will commence At . o'clock and
will be illustrated and Professor Stsw.
arts pictures are worth seeing.