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lsruuAI purA.u.rs TO fHs CON HnL
DAILY Naval
fHE P0PR'S LITTER.
Il Appeals for . Crusade Against
Modern Errers.

Roxr, Jan 1.-THE Pops's sncyeical
letter occupies ssvsn columns Of the
Osservalors Romano. The Pope invsighs
against Socialism. Communism and nj.
hilism. which initiate no longer secretly.
but openly. against Church and State.
rupturipg the matrimonial To, ignoring
the rights Of property. claiming every
thing. however legally inherited or hon.
ss,ly acquired. and attempting even the
lives Of kings. These sinister agencies
spring from the Reformation, which
opened the sluios gates Of skspticism.
till goddess govsrnmsnts have
arisen whsrsin the Author and Rsdsemsr
Of the world IL ignored. youth are train.
Cd 10 believe mans destinies are
bounded by the present and without any
hereafter, hence the impatient and ag-
grsssivs spirit which seeks it, gratlhca-
ton at others' expense. This natural
development OF the Reformation wa
indicated BY previous Pontifs from
Clement XII. TO Plus TX In their allo.
cutions and encyclioals. but the Church's
warning 10 now more than ever required.
There Is Q distinction between the an.
gels in heaven aud, a Iortiori, must there
be distinctions between men upon earth.
When tyranny prevails then the Church
shields the oppressed ; but when the
tyrant Is too strong she spjoins resispa-
ton. The Pope justihes marriage and
subservience OF woman to man, Of the
child TO the parent. and Of the servant
10 the master. Such inter.dspendsnce,
rightly observed In the state a. in the
family. would operate OF earth - u does
In heaven. The poverty Of which 30
cialism Is impatient 10 corrected by the
Church. which besides her own char.
ties, s~njoins alms-eiving on the rich, TO
whom she thus rsoonoilss the poor. Such
is the solution OF the svils for which
Socialism, seeks o revolutionary remedy.
Let, therefore, all principslitiss and
powers accept the Church, the sale
guard OF earthly and surety Of heavenly
things.
The Halic regards the sncyclical a. an
appeal TO all Catholics TO organize .
crusade against modern institutions, and
with that object to participate In polit-
ical elections.
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OF MInIH1 IMPORTANCE.
r,y.. water, .-,.a I... u. :...:
Susssl/I Starting Up : ne
Nemg( as the Rsqss shafs-Ths
sifaS6iou.

Perhaps no event since the commence
ment Of the Sutro Tunnel has been OF
greater mining Importance than one
which transpired on the Comssock yes
tsrdsy. It may we'll be designated ~
the beginning Of the end. whether that
end be nigh or far away. At . o'clock
yesterday afternoon the great pumps OF
the Chollar-N orcross.S Savage shaft were
started up. and discharged the water
raised by them through the drift on the
1893 level into the Sutro Tunnel. This
IL the frst water svsr pumped into the
tunnel, and hence the significance At
tsched to IL. Hitherto. since the con.
uection between this shaft and the tun-
mel was made, what water accumulated
In the shaft above the 1893 level has
been caught up and sent into the tunnel,
but never has . drop been pumped into
Il before.
Not only ID this fact important In H.
self, but Il Is also significant when con.
sidered In connection with the situation.
The fact that preparations have been
for sometime going on TO drain the
flooded mines through the lightning
drift on the 1000 level Of the Savage and
Hale & Norcross to this shaft, Is well
known. The whole plan Of operations
becomes Mt once apparent when the fact
IL made known that no pumps have been
placed in this shaft above the 1900
level. The purpose In plain. Mr.. Sutro
must take mot only the water encount
cred in this shaft, but also that from the
flooded mines as soon as the prepare
tions for passing II through the lightning
drift are completed. No other construo-
ton can DO put upon the facts ~ they
arc known to exist.
The situation Is just this The Chollar-
Potosi, Hale l. Norcross and Savage
companies have notified Mr.. Sutro that
they accept andwill abide by ths origi.
nal contract entered into with him,
by the terms Of which these mines
agree to pay to the Sutro Tunnel
Company two dollars royalty upon
every ton Of ore mined from their
depths, and be In turn agrees TO
allow the water from these mines TO fow
down through the tunnel. Mr.. Sutro
refuses, however. TO ful6ll his part Of
the contract until all the mines Of the
Comstock accept Of and agree 70 30
bound by o like contract. The above
mentioned mines claim that Mr.. Sutro
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Per BENDER.
Jui,a Consolidated.

VIRGINIA CRY. Jan. II. 1870. Na.i,
Secretary Owing 10 an increase In the
how Of hot water. discovered the frst part
Of the week ending this date. but little
progress has been made in the southwest
drift on tho 1000 level. The pumps were
taxed to their full capacity TO prevent the
level from being flooded. The water shows
no signs OF diminishing. As soon IS II Is
possible the drift will DO Immediately 70
sumed. In order to develop the favorable
vein material which presents itself In the
face.
The repairs on the 1900 level. south drift.
have been advanced 43 feet for the week
ending this date; total length repaired.
$50 feet. drain cut aud car track laid. Tho
main pump and donkey pump are In excel
lent working order. Notwithstanding their
increased working speed.
The pumping and hosting machinery
arr In splendid working condition, - we'll
~ the three air compressors.
HENRY BAwpEs. supt
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TAsrs 10 No nsaseins prescribed By physicians
or sold By druggists that carries such evidence
u liz success and superior virtue - Blsehse's
German syrup for severe Coughs. Colds settled
on the brssst. Consumption. or any disease 81
ths Throat and Lunes. Aproof Of that fact Il
thai any psrson afiietsd can get . sample hotils
Tor 10 eents and try its superior effects bsfors
buyinx the regular riEs at rs cents. u has ately
ben introanccd IN this country nom Germany.
and ia wonderful curve are astonishing svery
one thai usss 10 Three do~e- will relieve any
case. Tfy Il. Sold By all druggists In America.
delA COW Sat
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million.

Coin HILL, Jan. -, 1879. = Jo.,ph
Go..s. Sscrs,ory; Our incline shaft has
been sunk Is feet during the past week,
making . total depth on the slope Of below
the 1850 level Of 222 feet. Material pens.
tratsd has been . mixture Of porphyry and
quartz Of . softer nature than heretofore
met with. which admits Of better progress.
The incline Ia now ten feet below. the 1000
level Of the Imperial.
Two thousand level-North drift has
been advanced . distanc, Of 20 feet during
the past week. Material has been soft por.
phyry. which permits fair progress.
Tventy-four hundred level-The north
drift has been advanced 20 feet, making
total length Of same 81 feet. The ground
penetrated has been hard porphyry carry
ing occasional streaks Of quartz. Water
iu the main drift Ia gradually decreasing.
Everything in and about the mine D 10 work.
ing In good order.
E. A. SCHULTZ. supt.
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y. Y. 0sslsros. Sup,
un,o. Consolidated.

vIRoIsiA err. Jan. II. 1871 Robert
Shsr~o-'d. Pfs.ideai; The joint Mexican
Wine ON our lC0o level has been sunk and
timbersd ~ ieet during the past wesk I;
total depth Isl feet on the slope. The
material passed through continues hard
blasting ~porphyry. We are still confirm.
ing the work OF repairing the east drift ;
also. retimbering and e~nlarging the winzs
up 10 the i4j0 Sierra Nevada drift. The
dow Of water from the east drift remains
unchanged. W. ii. PATTON, Supt.
Per BENDKR.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
Latest from All Parts OF the World,

Katy Mayhem is reported by the New
York papers TO have made . wonderful
success In "M1iss," the play which was
written for her by Bret Harts and 70.
vised by Greene and Thompson OF San
Francisco. The press Is unanimous In
praising the play, and the Star and
Herud say II 10 q better play than
"struck Oh" "Gildsd Age or 1.-THE
Danites." The Times says the character
Of Mriss IL faithful to the original and
90 well acted that II Is difficult to avoid
confounding the character and actress.
Miss Msybsw's first appearance In this
| character was made In National Guard
Hall. Virginia City. Nevada.
On the 9th Of this month at Pendleton,
| Oregon, the Indian murderers White
Owl and Quittitumps, were hanged. A
strong guard Of regulars and militia was
on duty 10 prevent q possible rescue.
but nothing OF the kind wa attempted.
The chiefs were dressed In full Indian
costume and preserved throughout the
stoicism OF their race. both dying with
the death chant on their lips
Tho Emma mine troubles arc again
brought before the public by the suit Of
+. A. Bragg, who claims one-thirtsenth
OF the profits OF the mine between 1868
aud 1870, and like share Of the amount
for which the mine was sold by the
English company.
Before the Teller Committee In New
Orleans last Saturday, the Democrats
presented their aide OF the case. II was
substantially . general denial Of all the
charges made by the Republicans In the
early part OF the investigation.
Count Johannes Richard" at the
Olympic, In New York city. during the
week, drew the usual full. rowdy houses,
the audience pslting the actors with
beans and drowning their voices with
jibes.
Barton Hill. proprietor Of the Califor.
mia Thsatsr. and George II. Chapman,
manager Of Baldwin's OF San Francisco.
have been al the fremont House, Chi.
eago, during tho week.
The bullion output Of Lsadvills, COL,
for 1873 amounted TO 5000. 900. There
Il much ore waiting for reduction.
p. 8. 0'Bhcn and party have not dis
appeared mysteriously. They are visit.
ing ct Msnlo Park.
Il IL stated that Sothern. the actor.
may return TO America In April or May.
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10 tho principal Offices OF tne 'Af'oa' eo"
panies In San Francisco:
n,srr. Nevada
VIRGINIA. Cur. Jan. II. is5o.-W: w.
.Si,,.aa, .S.eretsry : The incline has oesn
sunk and timbersd during the past week
rs feet; total distance below the 220o
level, iss feet. The face still continues IN
The north drift on the 22oo level has
besn advanced during the week II feet
total distance. 49, feet. The face Of this
drift in the early part Of the past week
,udlenly became soft. showing very strong
indications Of q body Of water. with
these indications I deemed ID advisable ~
stop work In the face Of the drift and r.
ahead, aud In 80 doing at . distance oil ~
feet I found . slight increase OF water, but
not sufficient In any way ~ interrupt 'ne
working Of the mine.
The east shaft has been sunk and um.
bered during the past week "a feet; total
depth. 327 feet. The ground In the DOT
tom of this shaft IL becoming mueh soibr
and works better. with no indications oil
water.
The drif. from the 100 level 10 connect
with the North Consolidated virginia shai'
has been advanced during the past week
IS feet. The face Of this drift still con
tinues In hard blasting ~porphyry..
The work Of enlArging the main south
drift is progressing well. This work will
be completed In about 10 days.
The work on the foundation OF tho new
air compressor 10 advancing very rapidly
toward completion.
ALEx. q. McKESziK, supt.
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The Solid south.

New YoRx. Jan. 1.-THE rejection
BY the national House Of Representa-.
lives OF the William and Mary College
claim Il considered . significant evil
dsncs that Northern sentiment on tbs
Southern war claims has impressed itseli
ON Congrsss. Among the noes vert
more than twenty-five Northern Demo
orsts, who took square issus with tho
"6olid South on The question.
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savage.

VIRGINIA CIrr. Jan. IL. 1s7D.-E. n.
Hoims.. .Sseretory; East crosscut on tho
400 level has been advanced "a feet total.
269 feet. Tho material passed through
has been soft quartz and porphyry, but
to-day the face 10 10 hard. black porphyry.
Tho south lateral drift has been advanced
II feet; total. l6s feet. Tho face to-day is
In clay and quartz Of Q very favorable
character. We have made slow progress
In this drift - va were obliged TO timber
IL closely.
Water IL IS feet below 1000 level. The
Joint drift was connected with the Com
bination shaft last Thursday morning at
| o'clock. The Combination shaft started
up their new pumping machinery yester.
day ct 10 o'clock. All our machinery 10
working smoothly.
M. q. GuLErrr. supt.
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vPains In the Daek.
side or IoiDs arc
rured by HUNTS
Il x N = d Y. the
Great Kidney and
Ldvsr Medicine. 10
Il moi q nov com.
pound. having
been uscd By all
clssses I, 0yean
and saved from
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rnIuxrn on SCIENCE.

Chenistry never achieved . more decided
triumph than In the production ofsozoDoSr.
vhieh tss botanical preparation OF vondrous
sGcscy IN prsssrvins and bcsutifying the tssth.
,.~eains thsa nom decay and rendeting them
- vhiss - aiabasfsr. II To- toilet luxury OF
-hIen ali shouid avail themselves. Tbs I'M
cnsssns odor communicated 10 the brcath ~
esssryo. bad teeth. etc.. 10 entirely obviaied BY
shis frsrrsnt and saluiary sntis<p;lc. OF watch
60 boitis issss . long time. Drussists and
s~~frnsp ell 10. jail Inn
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Trojan.

GoLp HILL. Jan. li.-Darid Wider.
.Sscrsiary. At . point SIS feet the north
drift, second station, made an incline up.
raise Of 30 feet through quartz. From
the fourth door OF the old stope We drifted
east 81 feet through porphyry with seams
of quartz. Stopeson the second station are
yielding the usual quantity OF ore OF .
fair grade. Third station-Ata point 36J
feet In from the shaft in the northeast drift
We have opened out . new stope. Ore
from this stopo 10 looking very well, car
car samples running from s2i TO $5i. We
arc shipping from 3j TO 40 tons OF ore
daily 10 mill. y. LAcxEf' supt.
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Observation-Disclosures shan.

VIRGINIA CRY. Jan. IL. 1870. A. y.
Ra,mo@. Prssidsnfs During the week al
the @. N. 8. shaft We have eased and re-
paired - feet Of shaft. Have timbered IA
feet ct north end Of drift, 1893 level, and
finished putting in pipe to convey water
to the sutro Tunnel. The pump shaft has
been cleaned down, pump work completed,
and the pumps are now ready to start mp.
Thursday we broke q rope In the south
hosting shaft and to-day we are putting
In two new ropes. Shall have everything
running again by to night.
We have raised lego tons OF water dur
ing the week.
Isaac l.. REouA. Supt.
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ward.

VIRGINIA CRY, Jan. IL, ls79.-Jaeob
.S,adJf.id. yr.. Sscrstary; The east crosscut,
500 level. has been advanced six feet this
week. In the fore part Of tho week some
repairs we're made In tho drift TO secure II
from caving. On Wednesday tho boiler
sprung . leak and II was found necessary
TO close down for repairs, which will DO
completed by this evening. The stone
foundation with the capstone are In place
and being leveled and fast approaching
completion to receive the new hoisting en-
gine. Carpenters in Q day or two will
complete the tall gAllows franc ready 10
hoist. HENRY pAwDgS, Supt.
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L Meyer and family. William wermuth'
II A CASTOR. J p Wheeler. J = Smith. Mr.,
J n Cowan and child. Mrs. D Sanford. TN
Stone, Mrs y Arnold. Owen Eraser. A II
Bahny. q Gale. J Holland. Mrs Woodruff.
J n Kinney. J Dryer. d Il Mccarthy. 5 N
Beard. Y Jsynes, Jas Gamble. W L voss,
N O Goodwin. W J Stanton. Y vanolker.
U Keep. rhos n Burns. Geo ! LAmmon
and wife. Mrs Luskin and daughter. Jas N
Fisher. Charles Oil. Eliza wsathersby.
Jennie wssthsrsby. Elma Delano. Mrs :
Rirley srd d.rSh.rr.
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Norsh C...eiid..ed vIrgiaia.

VIRGINIA CIrY. Jan. II. is79.-G,orys
q. Pratt. Secretary: Fair progress has been
made In sinking the shaft the past week.
although tho rock 10 very much harder.
The station set to connect with the Union
1000 level will probably DO put In next
week. We have been delayed . great deal
In order TO splice the two cables and raise
tho flanges on the reels, also to connect
with the new boilers. We have received
none Of the new machinery ~ yet,
although w have shipping receipts for
three car loads. and some shipped a. carly
~ the ID Of the month.
d. II. JACKSON, supt.
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Sudden Deaths.

San FnAScrsco, Jan. ~. - Charles
Prsslsr. q tailor. aged IS years. was
found dead under his bed at No. +o7
Stevenson street, at II o'clock Friday
evening.
Early yesterday morning Walter Irvine
was found dead In the real estate office
Of d. ". Murphy. sos Market street.
where he bad been In the habit OF
sleeping.
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W. d. suKrrrnp, Sup,
QllYAr Hill.

doLp HILL, Jan. II, 1s79.-W. e. Deus,
Secretary: Our main incline has been
sunk and timbercd II feet during the pas,
week, making ca feet on the incline below
the HOO level. The HOO crosscut has been
extended east IS feet. through q formation
Of porphyry. clay and streaks Of low grade
quartz, and 10 IL very dry yet. We have
run the st. Louis drift south 81 feet,
Everything about the mine Is running
spiendidiy. u..
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skrosr.
rurs xonx,xo.

ms MORNING. -.
us oyhir. s2k. s2k
80 MsxicAn. sou
1900 Gould 4 Curry. lss. 49,. iss'
i44o p.s, ! B.lehsr. aas. Is. 2as
360 California. i0h, i0k
ATS aavags. 13k
go Coa. Virginia. ~, ~
O. Chsllar-f otosi. +5S
400 Hale a Norcross. IAN. Is, itS
40 Grown Point.s5h. 81
1850 Ysllsw Jacket. Is. iss. isS, isS'
49,
1890 Imperial. 'soc.'s5c
ASS Ksntuek. 5.5t
ITO Alpha. i3k. IA
i2s Bslchsr ,lN. O.
3G5 Confidence. i3h. l3k
AIS sierra Nevada. IS. an
100 Utah. Is. IAN
800 Blllion. IN. ~
$50 Exchsqusr. ~ b.
Gl5 0verman., III. 10t
7o5 Justice. 40. 4. . %. $50
$50 Succor. 45o
1oo Union Con-. IS. oak
Go Alta.
$50 Lady Bryan. $50. Coo
500 Julia. 3 so. 3 40
$50 Caledonia. . Is. 500
400 Baltimore. M
CSC Silver Hill. I GO. I 20
600 Challenge. AZ. ~. ~
75O New York. Toe. Csc
so Occidental.
800 Phil sheridan. 45c. 800
100 woodvilie. zoe
SIS Lady Washington. I 20
100 Con. wsshoe. 10
100 Wells Fargo. zoo
$50 Ward. Csc. 100
$50 LsviAthan. $50. soc
ITO Nsrth Con. Virginia. 5t.5t
100 Morning stars
50 Trojan. 500
it0 Benton. ~. 65
2560 Solid Silver. TIC. SO
100 81 Louis. SOC
100 Piovery. zoe
$50 North BONANZA. I 30. I co
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Bloody Murder.

OMAHA. Jan. liza German named
Bushick shot his wife and fathsr.in.law
one Boyos, yesterday. A large party
started in pursuit Of Bushick and fol-
lowed him through the timber. and to-
day gained sight Of him In the open
prairie. When within eighty rods Blu
shiok drew Q jack.knifs and cut bis
throat almost from ear 10 ear. He VA
taken TO Glsnwood. Physicians think
his life . Be saved. The vile will pro.
badly die. Boyce will recover.
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Pothecu Msken.

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. li.-Eight still
have been seized In Stanley county. N
c.. and eight distillsrs arrsstsa. One o.
the raiders VA shot. Seizures were also
made Of Bennsttsvills and walhslla,
8. c.. but the property taken at the lat.
ter place was recaptursd by . band oil
Georgians.
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Arrivals Yesterday nsraisg.

Chas Lannon. J d 0ver,on. J B Nallon.
4 CLARK. p cAasvan. Misc Mills. N Pinlen.
O W Miller. @ O Stevenson. W 3 Gage.
J Holland. AleI Ksmps. o Lonkey. James
Mcdonald. W " ssweli. l. ID Noyss, Thos
Ewing. L Terra, n Nuldoou, II Thompson
and wife. Jas W DolAn.
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A CARD.

10 I'll wAs srs suffering from the srror and
isdiserssioas Of yoath. nervous weakness. early
a~e>y. los Of manhood. ETC.. I viii send .
rrcsipt thsi will cure you. yask OF cHAaon.
rhis xrsat rsmsdy vas discovsrd By . mission.
An n sosfh Amsrica- send : self.iir.-..d
envelope 70 ths x osk LNAAS.
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District Cears.

Tho following business was transacted
in the District Court to-day:
Grand Jury ordered drawn for January
81. at 10 A. NJ.
Estate OF F.. n. Thaysr. deceased
VIII admitted to probate and widow ap-
pointed e~xecutrix.
Adjourned.
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cAsg.

One Of the most sxtnordinap cure On
record vas tia; Of the man John Y. Herman
d~z. rssiding In salt LAke CITY. Who vss 81
dssth's door with that terrible dise~ss Mara
me-: The bsss medical aid had failed 30 stop
ths preuess Of ; nsisay. wen t.enty.shfes
snrss phiais Of BRlsroL,s PILLS mad. him .
vail nan. iyls I'm
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PosroYYIcE ORDERS. -Tho ump
Of domestic orders issued at tho money
order department Of the P~ostofice, In
Virginia. for the quarter ending Decsm.
Der 81, 1878. was 1875: Canadian. 30;
British, 68; German. 80; Swiss, 81
Italian. O. making a total Of 1.92l orders
10 all points. The total amount OF
money sent was $40. $50 90. As nearly
one.half Of this was sent by Gold Hill.
srs. the desirability Of having u Post.
office made . money order office Is sp'
parent.
sLrIoHISo. - Saturday night about
three inches Of snow fell. and yesterday
aud last evening the streets Of Virginia
and Gold Hill teemed with sleighs and
the air was full OF the merry music ol
the bells. Parties were out In all sorts
Of vehicles, from the crooked gas.pips
and one to the six.in.hand and big
agony.
IxQursr.-The name OF the man In.
jursd in the o. & @. shaft last Saturday
was William Wilton. not Wilkin. AZ
published. He died OF 3 r. NJ. that day.
Coroner Brodek will inquest his death
at $50 this evening. at the Coronsr'A
ofios, Court House. Virginia.
PunLIc INHALATION Tuesday even.
ing Virginia Chapter. No. g., r. A. NJ.
wall puolciy ins1sn 'ne,r oInOsfs, ~. ny
o,.u ana ,h.ir t,i.nds arc r.csivino In.
yitstions. II will be a very interesting
aud pleasant affair.
Tar yiro,n,. NrIn.r.. union vi,h 10
- c..V,-. -. po,,o,,.
~ ~ -. ~,
Thoughts. and william Manning, the
jewslsr, for twelve volumes, "Grate's
History Of Greece contributed 'or theif
library.
Way DOWNS. Block. opposite the
Masonic Hall. Cola Mn has knocked
tho prices Of boots, shoes, gents fur.
nishins goods. etc.. so low that custom
sIS arc 'umonns IN i.o% III .,".
70 ge' suPPh'a' ose u" n'' "
"u''e'
LAST Saturday water from the tank at
the head Of Union street, Virginia, ran
down the street as far as Chinatown
and spread desolstion aud destruction
all along The track marked OUT py the
boys Tor coasung purposes
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driven ~ ieet; toai lengIn, l'ioi 'cs,,
f.cs oi he drift n Ia now I02 degrees.
and In the drill. holes Ia degrees.
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son. y. r. Rice. @. +. Wshp. ]. w.
Nys and w. b. Watkip, Capital, So.
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ON Russrns.-Tbs bus was on run.
nara vssts,dav for thu frat time this
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ribbons and makes round trips every
hour with six horses 10 make II fly.
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