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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
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4 Ii VINO are mtere,tel IN rnr0li business
u anc ius4re sites sHoud get THE rkIB Ne All
AANAc for $50 no" isaIf. nll.f - t-l- pl 'H'.-
bankers and CAPITALISTS VIII want to
United -tatr- aegenue ana EEpenmr'r@ n"co 1870 Price
YOLOEADO CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED
NJ s.our ca1ntv and Town Bonis wanted b. THOMAS z
NEWER and RIO GRANDE RAILWAY
- COMPANY The tHnu1. mrcuna OF he -losAho.hcr;
elt'- Denver .nd 10 r7aas atFt .gn.r'y WI" pc A'i"
~ r,'g oa tar iac = ID y, "l ia Pm Inc 81 on or
DI ct'rs iad -H, o,r nlsn -- DIS may come Zoe pc t.e
4 , rr D nance ,lih the BY Laws three dly aitaf
appointment O' WILLIAM WAGNER.
u Nv - % i - q wA1Lszr;,. .,-n .eorro
TIE E sr ! Is Ai &4 -N ~ B5s 'I; sc
GAS STOCKS.
- >ev YORK and BroosIgu lls stocks also Nnds
Of BrooAirn nres,9sja,, ,er, y te e,T ~
leBRoA 6-si, AID - EXUHAN tPLAcr
EASsIOCKS q CRY Z. L. Stocks and Bonds
- bonrai ~ SOIL FrHEWlrr.5l EAelaas--pliee
MARIETTA and Cincinnati fr.ts and see
vi ouas Flint an Pre- Aarqnea eeia'atn Tor CoH'e
hrsts. wanted by CHARLES o. WAC, - "ai-sL
UToS Tar-T Co,TAyY or Ecw oRK.l
NrT.f OK oc,ooei IL. $50.
PROPOSALS FOR 92,sOO,oOO
cQN7oIpATEn STOCK Of n, CITY Of SE% IVY 3,aS
Exempt non I"A''e.-i a''g', N r' '''' ~ '''''"'
CURED - lHE SINKING Flu
M, ,rol r Of he a. OF NewYors urti Monday he
vii publicly ope,ra u he pres nee q COM t.on,-s
the -n .lAe amt or .hr Nh "i par r' vi 30
dated -to-t az Nev-l ors. -cured b Toe 81
november 7oU. payable Al luuiy yeiis Wa November
-i s-o,k viii bar interest 10 zoe rat Of pr 1trr
auuum. payable -eIiInu ally on 10 nf-t cav & M'FInd
November tld Joel cEclll li l aA-t"l lAt
Civ aat county OF Nc"iolA out -"- h"n .-AAii'n for
cncal uon oi au eIna amount o "n e. ' ne
sorpoiA.on 5,.rn 'f r5 p'i iir i t,,1
i.d stdcs viii d. issue. li-eist-red ccrr-a
cafe, ol nut tuan .V. uuudi 20 dollars
Payment rtqm ou or Dcior- NoYember 3, 1881
i'' '-- '-'' '"''''' ions KELLY, Controller.
OctoDc I5. I'0A
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
L. Of NhW-1 JRA-
80 ID sassau--.. corner o. rne-I,
CAPITAL s4uUuUJl ~ 81. 3 BONDS.
Allows interest Oh. deposits returul,e demand al
specified aa.e. Ceposorv ior money uHi into
Court. is autlorzrl % 'ct q, - cl'r IA 3.'rt.l:
or transfer AGENT col stocks Boa1, Aud lrusceJt
i''''''"u Il '' HENRY F. sPAULplNG President
EEN! .. sii tt MN vlcs-sres.IeasI
g. H. T. BABtOch a. sssrs~Ari.
BOAkD OF Il.L -4--a
samne D. BaDoocL George 81" Laa'
I is5a1 p ha"fH7 Geo, Maesa5aa fI,.
CAss. g. Landon, g. \. Low
lamnnd ~ Cyr.ie1 Amos q; 4ne
frrl's IT, tD..a Clas. g. Fr en- llr1.
Wm. II. Appet,n Nm u. Wr,o
Gustav -cLAw1 J. lferponi Alrf1n'
David D0ss Percy r. rTne
Maltn Bates Henry r. ,ptn un[
Wp Ai,en sut.er DAVID Wolfe 5isaop,
Iame- j.. Wallace Cornelius NJ Bliss
Eenj. b. -ner nhi-
,,,o 49,. po\DrOT DrpS Of rho MISSOURI
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STONINGTON LINE.-For Boston and all

GTONINGTON LINE-For Boston and all
~ TOiu.a ..saL
steamer -rO slNCTON leaves Tuesdays itursays nui
-a.ftla.. ans sictuor FARE 90 NEW NlH Npu ken
csv- WEDNESDAYS and trt,vs from Pier "A Sortn River,
foot OF Iay--L. special iiI tei usaess io bf1lyf
solo wa line GOOD ONLE Tor me udF ana fIi'r
WHOM ev irsnai sp ,lIcd thrr fare tfcisIt
taF,f vsst currrui rltCs, ID. 8. BABrD'h. Fees
L. 30 FlLktNs q. r. Agone
DDCKAWAY -BEACH.-New-Y0 York WnDd-
a nav,n ant Roc away dailY. except
sn .iav Hunters PcnL d.IH Oh. a. in 2.it li5
Fln0.-.iago U.l0 $40. D. = 2.lO $50 H. bushNck
I'VE Il. ID % 49, y m, 2ll. lf4J y. Leave Eocka
30 10 81 a. No. s.l0. o;Iv "a FiDo hunting aua fishing
several hotels stai opsn.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNIT 10 STA MAIL ROUTE.
Dsbrosscs and DOrtand streets
Ferres. follows.
HaIrsbu T. PIX burg tn Wess south. win Pullman
p4ace Cars attached 3 $3.50 ~. daily
WI amsoo.t LOcS Haven $50 CORY And Ere
a. $50 D. connecting at Cory Tor riusyie Petroleum
Ctntfe auG he Oh Regions
a-hIu and the south Ii united " a. gOn
Express Pal PaIl0r Cars daily, except ~uhd y ~
a. ID arrive at Washington Az NJ Regular Do i4u ali
s.zua. m: 1 aud Top 90. -nniny. 10 d. m - ,.-
Express West Phlade pha - - i;5U. s@h NV iAht
t,ail ~ $50 g. II %. G. :, $50 I'D I'D D. n AL
l2mght Sunday 4.3O and a. ~, D. o. l. $50 ana ~ D
NJ AND IL uight.
roS ~ proosivn Annex" connect through
al Jersey titg an riding SPECIFY and direct transfer Tor
IT, ,3rya From Pittsburg 2 lO:t0 m. a:i5
t.ii, AZ. 3D. 80. Haiy. except Monday tl9m "A ash
nston aud BHumore go on NJ . Do 40 1920 p "a,
f1io "a a m 800. 400 1.2l, $3.50. $50, go lnd
iG.3s o. m sunday $500 600 r 1870 Ibid =. ~, 90
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EUlON DIN +.
~ UNIT d STATES MAIL STE NMERs
Foo QUEEN STOWN AND LiVEHPOOL4
Leaving Pier 80 y. r.. loot Of k4ng 81.
NTVA I Z - Day. Oct. 26 il a. n.
WI TUESDAY. Nov. II q.
AKIZON TT t-DAY. NOy. l6. 4:s m.
WYOMTN isDAH, NOV Z3 LN a. Pc
~ EVA DA Tt EeDA nov. 30 - p n
~ These STEAMER. built Of iron. waifruaht com
par mcnts furnished with every rrqhiNt - mi-'
the Atlantic b0fh slfr and agreeable af
ing bath COON. sing drawing room. PIANO and
sfeWare5- ana caerr on
each steamer The staielOom- upper does thu,
greatest Of an nxur-s perfect vcuraiu
and % ht
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 satcrCOm) $50. 80 and
500 INTERN DIATE $40 SPtEkAGE al low rates.
OFFICE. No % BRO DWAY.
VILLA Ms Il GUfON.
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Dean GIeumers.
A MEXICAN LINE.

n FOR OUEE SHOWN AND LIVER BOOT.
only Transatlantic Line uni ths American FLAG.
sailing wednesday FROM Phla phl AID Liverpool
Extra saiiin0s alternate SATURDAYS.
BHIrI-u CHOW SATURDAY, oct - y M.
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
sail every day Alternately no Phialei3ia AMI
New-N for Antwerp landing DassenRefs WITHIN Jew
hours ride OF the important points oi interest on tie I'm
sWITZEELa Nd. SATURDAY, Get 80 20 ~
NEDEhLA Is -. -ailr ay, Nnt. %, = r. m
For rates OF passage and Otner nfDrnau % aDIl
49, - Pc Il WRIGHT q sos, Gsasra Agents -
807 Waiautst Pm adeiphia. 10 BrOaiwaf. SOW ork
A NCHOR LINE U. :. MAIL STEAMERS.
"a NkWYOkk AND GLAS fDN
FROM Pier No. 10 North RIVER New OK
EihOpi....-DL - s y 81. " 5 4 H.
B0llW '.....-Oct 3 M 10 vouit..... J. y. IN
These steamers 90 not carry c4tta snssD Or ID -
Cabius so 90 f71 Excursion tickets at reduced ftbsA
second Cabin. 40. strerage. So
- From Pier No So North River. foot VI Charlesst
u topia.'.. -Dct 80, = . Yl. D. a. m
CaDns 800 and $50 ExcurHrn ucEets az reduced raeS
~ all' r marked DO n carr MS Iger.
HIN DERsON BROTH sR>. ASent% Bowling Green
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRlG
Pier Of ON new No 81 North River iuOt N d1rt0nS
Travel by this line bntn ~ En9hsn RAJ.
way a-C the dlscOmorts OF the Channel IA sA
boat
RIQt IOuc " Soy. a.
FRAN a. Irud W go -@dlv. NOV. TO- nOlu
Cheeks Cred LY0nDMs OF PARIS amonnIs ,osnG
LOUIS De BEDiAN. A-cIL No . b0"un2 Hf'eu.
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Crates ano TENDERS.

THE LARGEST MANUFACTURE OF
4 Low AID HALF LUN ORA res
BKA-. OgE tiEE FLAtt1
with AndIFcns Basket Br4f.s wood OF coal br7ss
Fenacrs, flrr rr.s and coal. tpls.
MINTON'a t4LaE egunL variety wholesale aud r'ttii
EAtnlates gwen " architects ani builder ,, . go
no. 3B3 Canal Sew- york.
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Dluloen0 Not,:es

I-]luloeH0 Aoh-eS
OFFICE or TIVE BAaBrr AND WALKER SILVER MNNG)
,oMPANY cF II .'Es GEL TAN ts.o (
nlNlDEND No. j.-At meeting II me
- Boird us, Of me alb y-,nS h'g ,'pa'y, n'li
s,ocs II jns Complnv or TIN CENT PER III RE-
1c abrr 3 10, al 6. airHs Ttast GonpaGy Traaier
booA close o. The I'D and rep on 'ns Iin u plnr
DELACEY LoUCK-. -esret.ry.
NFFiCE OF THE RECEIVER Genital Rail
- ROAD 9mlany 81 o, NJ 4 Il $50 o. N ~
,t emf Bond, OF Sf'ns cSatri r5ad compiny Of New
Jersey naIu Ing sion November H. vii be paid
o" presentation at ' 'Hi-' 0" Fs LSrHa5F receiver
OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION
~ COMP ~ 20 NAs;tU .c, a. sp a m M
Iy ysn' 81 ~ Farmers Loan an fs.i omOnS g
ESeh esepla. NeS9"fs also arp ayiieai II EN
uW PED CENT y iole 10 tle sam une ana pace o2,n
purpose pre- lariug ir s1ec, meeting OF he siockoders
notic~ vii be given b. cou letter stock oders tho
transfer cOsoi from september p antl No-
vembel t.o,,,,.s, ,,-.trrg rr..r-.r
OREGON RAILWAY AND Nav CATION COMPANY,
20 Naslan-st. NeT; K septenGer Der so
In compliance WITH the G'vsrnlug Committee
Of hc NewI StcE Excang' Tue transfer nooas Of inc
1e .icg by sockhoders record oh By
o. '"' i''''' o. '''' H. rYNDaLE Assistant soereary
THs DrSSN MINING co
90 rr0ad.ai.. y CIV 8 oeA. oct -H, 1850.
THE BOARD ODD DlEEC TORS have tlIs day
No. the capital said company PAYABLE ODD and aitor No-
~ ''''-- ''''' II. I. cHoLLAR Secretary
rF7HE ST. PAU. MINNEAPOLIS aud MAN
Oc,oeer D. $50 co. .ne second oou,s of b. com
ply. v be- paa On u'.enlation on an at'r 9ll ae a.
= kE(NE5Y g. %. Fiscal Alsnt-.
Y'HE UNION Pacific RAILWAY COW
/ PANY-A Dividend Of one AID Owe HALF
PR a. >i aU IN. ,gi. d STOCK of ie Pachc Rilt
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
- WV LIZ
BorND aRoIr''Kl' R0UrE

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For rltE on and PlIILADbLPlflA.
Leave View ok nom station L. r. 4 Of -. J.. foot % lib
erty 81. for PnIadcpha
From NTH and Grcensts 7sij. 9;0D-.
Isl No.. l:5 4uu' 43" 3jU, 7:ll. 1900 on sun
day % z; - A. ~. $50 - y. N.
For -atOn co lnd and berksss az l:iO 90 llsl5
a ~. l:3 4: 80, $50 p IN. iay a .: % p m.
Trenton Warren and rucEersts. 7:t5 y. Ills
l3 g. 4:3O. 53e. 1915 ~ SUNDAY, 80 3SD
Returning trains Will leave Philadelphia Tor Nv 0rk
From ~ iOn Plllade phla anu Rel Railroad corner
9Th Green St.. al DO $3.50 $50 - 10 o. 3slJ.
5:tO 7;li, ~ p. on SUNDAY A. :; a. IN $50. ~
Sd and BerEs At % 9:21 lido $40.
5;2 $50. 1870 m. sunday 80 9.3 a. m. p. M.
Denotes Pullman attached
From enton, Warren and Incksrs's l:2j ,except Non
dsV 6 100. 800, 10 l2;3& $40, As. Ilo slOp
u. oundaY-l:tl, $40 a. ~. 81 D. -
Tckes Tor sale foot Of LIheriyst- Nos fj 2Ol fOl,
944 aj7 li23 Broadway and the prnclpa h1eI.s o.
and CluItsa, and Annex ONCE. Je"efs W1a Br00x-
lyn.
New York Transfer Co lDodts Expressl VII cal for ADD
hotel or Residence destnatO AppE
944 i.323 Broadway nth ave..
N~-Y COurs-. Brooklyn All these Offices are In
con " Bel Telephone ana Law Telegraph
Joseph ; HARRIS General Manager.
u 1 |.
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MAT A. ID THE fA~l T. II TIME DNelSlEAr
WITH ABsOLD lE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21

ROTTERDAM LINE.
Ia steamers leave WATsOS's STORES. Brooklyn
Mednr ltY Dc,oDcr 2-tH.
"A nm Wednesday. uDcr 10Th.
let CaDin. S6O-S7O "a Cabin. sJC. soeerare So
H. GAIA y. Cen ARt. p south Wlllain5t
PUNCH EDYE & 20. y south Wuhalu-st. Freight AgtA
l. ". MOKt,Io. 80 Br0auW4F Genord fassa2e seA.
NNHIrE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENaTOWN AND LlNEkPOOL
NOTICE The 81 his Line tdAe the Lane fonfo
MaurY L. on both the out ward
hOLncwirf voyages
BRIT NC. Capt rerry saturday Oct. - 3;}J IN
AUHIAriC capt Jennings Thursda'. Oct - i-1t D. M
BAI1I apt ParseI ......... IN -~day nov . 20
GERMANIC. Capt Kennedy Satur ay, nov ..
FROM THE WHITE STAR Doc n. FOOT Or W rsI
j. Tu-ST
These uniform In size AMI nsurp sel 10 ap
pOinm The saloon, -t3 eruums -m0Alns ana ia D.
paced -hips whe he noise AMI MOTION are
least felt aOrng degree u comfort hitherto unat,anabe
-
RArES.~a oOn 80 ami 500. Return tickets on iavor
ab terms from the Old County $50 From New
NOIk,A-S.
&c steamers carry neither catua. sheep DIGS.
For Inspection aud other information ppy Al the
COmp4nv Orises No 81 Broadway New-fok, or No I4O
IA aIuut- ST. Pnlladei pnla x. J. con- L. gent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21

THE ON EsTARLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
49, BEfA 1888
NEW-YORK AID PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21

NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRO AD.-tommenclng OoioD9r IL,
l~~u. through rams viii eave Grand Central DE- u
.Ou d. IN Western aud Express 10 colchester,
Pau burg. Il Alba.s an1 Montreal
lC Chicago EXur'.s Irlwiug room cara 70 tanans
Ga hOrhestsr BuflO
llaiO O. M. a bany and With connections % tuca
Saratoga. GIen'- Fails and Rutland
$50 D. ~ saturiay s. ouT special Express 70 Albany and
TROY
400 .. m, Accommodation N Albany antrroy.
y. EXDress daily with Sleeping ears for
Lou running tArOu every day h The week also
Size, ping for Buffalo r0e and Detroit AMI Tor Mon
teal excepting SUNDAY night. via raUogl.
80 ID. Pacnc Express, daily. " "a sleeping cars -
Niagara Falls Rochester Buffalo cleveland iOi TO- Detr1s
and Chicago
Express for Montreal. Rochester and Corn
ing via Geneva SeeDng cars 20 Geneva Rochester aud
Montreal va ~. Adams
ll30 D ~ Night Express. with sleeping 70 Albany
ard roy
We. co rxpc Offices P4r.plIce and --5 AMI 9is
Trn,dyar aud $50 Nas4ugtOn--t 30.
j. " TyC EY. Gen. suu. c. b. NE kE8. Gen Pss'r ACT
NORWICH LINE
y =. boston. Worcester. Portland and the White Noun
1vre v,q N.u Out Op--Ieancrs Pier No 40 Nurln
/. m IN sal
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COR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
CENTRAL and HUDSON

i -StelmeI . - raVes Ter z NJ ul5h FerEJl
2:45 D. M 33l-st. T.. H.. 3 N. FARE, IS Cen -
~ q e -A mo ~ ~: =. L.AL-
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FOR NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD, SPRING

i FIELD. WHITE NOUN 1AINs mon RI Al ana ~
termeaate points. steamers Pier % r. r. daily 'u1
Gays ea eIte'n N. AM Il30 m- connecting with
sDecia New Haven Tor Hartford Spnngnel, &C.
Theses and baggage checked 9i4 BToadWIy New
YORK. COurt-sr- SrOOAivI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-31
WESTERN DISPATCHES
San Francisco Items.

SAN Francisco, December 30.-The
Coroner held az inquest or the body OF
Miss Drell, the old lady found s.rsnsled
10 her chamber a few days ago. and the
Jury found a verdict charging Henry
Bays, who had been arrested ON suspi.
oion. with the murder.
The Call publishes today q statement
OF the deaths in the city during the last
ak months from other than natural
causes, which foots up: Homicides. 10;
suicides, 81; accidents. 46. It ia q fact
worthy Of notice that since January l.
1880, there b We been % homicides and
not . single execution.
Tho First Regiment, n. G. c.. Col.
Dickinson, was presented With . stand
OF oolors at the Pavilion tonight BY Gov.
srnor Perkins. on behalf Of the citizens
OF San Francisco. There was Q large
attendance. and aitor the presentation
and q review OF the troops, dancing was
INDUCED in until q late hour.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company
have filed . complaint in the United
States Circuit Court to test the powers
OF the Railroad Commissioners to az
the rates OF fares and freight, and also
to examine the compapy's books.
OAKLAND. December 3O.-Jacob Rumli
died in the hospital yesterday from the
effects Of O beating received the night
before at the hands OF two iootpads. who
robbed him OF about 800. Hs was q
native OF Switzerland. q resident Of
Santa Rosa, and married.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-31
A. D. y. w.

A new Lodge OF the Ancient Order oil
United Workmen was instituted in Vir.
giuia last evening by Deputy Supreme
Master Workman j. W. kinsley, assist
ed by members OF Storey and Gold Hill
Lodges. The new Lodge was named
and numbered Security Lodge No. z.
and the following were admitted as char
ter members Henry Rolfe, II. G.
Shaw, William Sutherland. David Is.
Hunter. John Henry Piper. Charles Al
brighton. DR.. F. N. Conn. Thomas W.
Lee, John Rosenbrock. John Carpenter
aud Spiro Vucovich. The following
were elected and installed as officers
Henry Rolie. p. NJ. W.; William Suth'
-rlsud, NJ. W; David b. Hunter. F.;
Charles Albrightou, o.; DR.. +. NJ. Conn,
Recorder; John Rosenbrock, Receiver
Thomas W. Lee. Guide; John Carpen-
ter. /. W; Spiro vucovich, o. W.; DR..
+. NJ. Conn, Medical Examiner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-31
An-r.os. ,,..es x.ssr,.

SAN FAAScrsco, December si-'l ?. ~
ophir. 81, bid. ca asked ~ ss'es. 81
bid, CT asked; Hale = Soscros'. 81 bid.
81 asked. 5a ,Alss, y bid. 81 us'd.
81 sales: les; 4 BslSles 81 sales. So
bid. 6 ashed. - sales, "a bio sis-s.
NsvA5a. "a bld. 81 Gik-i, "a sia, Mex.
.s.r. - ..ls.. ~ III, ~ b,a. ~ asked.
as lal1s, savasS . issed; Justice. 600
bid Cp4. 81 BIZ, Union Con-. lin bid,
A. .sksd. AZ . sales; Chollar. az bid. : 81
asked. .o,osi. I IS bid; Gould 4 Curry,
5 10 bid; overman. s5c bid. ioc asked;
Bullion; l 40 bid; E~Iehequer. l 10 bid.
1 IS asked. l 10 sales; Grown Point, soc
asked; Bslcher. I 10 asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-31
Cold HiII school Board.

The members.elect Of the Board OF
School Trustees for Gold Hill met with
the old Board last evening and o general
talk for their information was had. A
resolution OF thanks was rendered to
Mr.. BENEFITS for the able manne In
which he had ATTENDED to his duties as
Clerk and presiding officer OF the Board.
The usual warrants we've ordered drawn,
aud teachers can procure their money
by calling on Mr.. Benefits at the Bank.
The new Board will be composed Of
Williams. Mercer Republican hold
ov-rs). Hall. Switzerland and French
iDemocra,s). BENEFITS. Pitchiord and
Lackey are the retiring members. Gold
Hill is under many obligations to the
old Board for the efficient manner with
which LEY have performed their duties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-31
%t0h0.HAlRED GIRLS.
A Family whore Benius RIMS Eu
tireIy 20 Lengthy Hair.
Ns,e York Star.

Nsp York Star.
The Sutherland family is q most OK.
traordinsry one. They are highly cul-
tured and one Of high descent, being dis.
family related to tho Duke OF Sutherland
aud to Prince Rupert. who one time
was quite q parsonage in England. He
would be o brave man, however. who
would marry into the family. for there
are seven sisters. aud the idea OF six sis
tsrs dropping in at lunch. or coming to
stay a week or two. would be perfectly
appalling to o Benedict Of slrnder
means. The girls arc all. more or less.
prodigies in their way. aud their for.
tunes consist chiefly in their wealth OF
hair and their rich aud tuueful voices.
The seven sisters. or. as they are called,
''the seven wonders" are ut present
stopping at No. 40 West Ninth street,
and are daily on exhibition at Bunnell's
new museum. Their father. Q keen
eyed, dark.haired man Of intelligent isa.
lures, accompanies "ths girls" The
Youngest is fourteen aud the Oldest
twsnty.ono years OF age. and they all
possess hair OF the color OF the ravens
wing, and Of the most marvellous length
and thickness.
The girls are nemed respectively Sarah
N. Sutherland. Victoria, Isabella c..
Grace. Naomi. Dora and Mary. When
they stand side by side, they look like
steps OF stairs. Sarah sings Scotch aud
English sentimental ballads eIquisit.iy,
while her hair tips tho ground at hor
heels. Victoria has o m tzzo-soprapo,
and her hair measures over seven feet
in length. Isabella G. has . high 30.
prsuo voice. Her hair is just six feet
and q half in length. Grace rrjoioes in
contralto and o p~roiusion OF hair. She
Ia also O pianist. Naomi has q marvellous
basso voice and 10 looked on as q mu.
steal prodigy. Her hair grows 80 thick
that when she lets 1t down 1t completely
covers her person from head to foot, no
part OF her being visible. Dora sings
contralto. and her hair is already five
and Q halt feet long. Mary. the young
est, has an immense growth OF hair. and
when let down it envelops her like an
ulster. They are all highly cultured
girls, and some Of them are Of q religious
turn OF mind.
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NOTHING O OF

Unmistsksble benefits conferred upon tens Of
thousands OF sufferers could originate and
maintain the reputation which Arms SAHsA'
pAnLLA enjoys. It Is q compound OF the bes,
vegetable alternatives. with the iodides or Potas
.ium and Iron. and 10 the moot ersctusl OF oil
remedies for scrofulous, mereurial. or hood
disorders. Uniformly successful and certain In
II. remedial effects. It produces rapid and com
plets cures Of scroiula. sores. Boils. Humors,
P,mpie.. E,uptious. Skin Diseases. and oil dis
orders sri,ing from impurity OF the blood. By
its inviporstins effects 1t always relieves and
often cures Liver Complaints. Female Weak
nesses and Irregularities. and is . potent re-
newer OF vitality. For purif, Ing the blood II
ha. no equal. 1t tones up the system. restores
and preserves the health, and impsrts vigoI
and enorsy. For forty years Il has been Ia
extensive use. aud 10 toiay the most svailsbls
medicine for the suffering sick. anywhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-31
County Commissioners.

The Board OF County Commissioners
reassenbled OF 9 p. NJ. yesterday.
Additional bills were allowed a. fol.
lows: h. Mercer. groceries. INDECENT,
sl57 20 j. E. Mcdonald. money paid.
SIS. DR.. Robinson. examination in
lunacy. $50; ] Brown. Court Comnis-
sioner's fees. S29.
The Board. being sufficiently advised
OF and concerning the matter OF the
compromise with the bondsmen o! Mr..
Csrrick, took action thereon aud reject
ed the offer made by Colonel Stevenson.
and instructed the District Attorney to
commence suit On the bond Immediately.
Adjourned till Z P. N. tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-31
silver HOUSE.

Eliza Bennetts is now running the
Silver House at Silver City. aud she
gives board and lodging for $50 per
month. She does not throw any Chi
nsse diet into the fsod served up. nor
into her beds. She and her sister do
the cooking. and all the work In the
house, and Chinese are not tolerated on
the premises. Her advertisement will
be found under New Todsy."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-31
For he Heal del NOrse.

This morning q iourtesn.muls team
attached to a wagon with back action,
and both vehicles loaded with sections
OF l2-inch pump column. passed through
Virginia on its way to the Real del Norte
mine. The new road from tho mouth Of
SiX.mils canyon will be taken. The
column came from Emmstt's Gold Hill
Foundry,
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An attendant at the Oregon Insane
Asylum was told to climb Q tree and
bring down q patient who had taken q
position in its top. He had reached q
height OF thirty feet when u limb broke
and be fell. bouncing from branch to
branch. and finally sitting on the ground
like the hammer OF o pile driver. For
twenty years this man bad been dumb,
though able to bear. but now the specta.
tors were astounded by such nm outbreak
oil fluent and shocking profanity Ms they
had never heard before. The cure was
permanent.
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The folcvios meas was trans
acted In IL a coat. sstsy;
James 4. Cox ys.lHL Creditors
Sheriff appointed as''s..s.
Gearing -. Maek'y Gold and Silver
Mining Company .murrsr to answer
Passed.
Ordered that special continusnees be
entered In ris c-.e Of Hirschfeld W.
Williamson, ~ ZACH case OF the Cedar
Hill vs.. Gold Lead-there being in these
cases undecided motions for new trials
also, that = general order be entered
continuing Tor the the term all uufn'
ishsd business.
Court adjourned till Court in course
which meaus next Monday morning al
10 O'Clock.