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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-05

Grispow certain that the people Of the
country know that there is such State as
West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-05

IT I, pretty well settled that the great
"do nothing Congress" will close It's doOB
between the 18th and 2OIh Of tho present
month,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-05
DIED.

COEN.-On Friday evening. June 4, 1881, atsflseu
mlnults pat teTsn o'clock, A0GIE NJ vile Of J. Ed.
Cosr, and daughter Of b. ?. and DOtea, I. Caldwell
aged lWenty.iOur yEan.
The funeral will take place iFOn her parents Tss
aeusr No. ", Fifteenth street, tomorrow afternoon
ItihrOs o'slOeR. Fhsad,Oi the family are invited
| TO attend, Intsruent At Green wood CsmstaTy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-05

Grx. GAnrIrLp's name may ornament
,be head Of the Republican ticket, after all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-05
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
pxllruRr on rIlT1s-vnEuIro rIxr.

sTriEiPlphA Aforementioned train only runi
between Wheeling and TTtAdSlphiA.
tD1ily except Bunlay-NeEifk Accommodation.
tBtAubSnVilla Aetommodltlon.-Thl trlln during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Fern AAd BeaiFp, stopping Whsn required At
Sherman Housa, RtnlTiIlS West Wheeling and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-05

sUSDLY EIPEEu ls,T WksSllhE 81 ~ I
arriving At Wrll,barG S.!iI T., ild At ssss,iFl,
81 9:SS A. ~. oonBotlbg GlIh l1das hFiuhA
uestFTn poiniA- .--,,.
Train, IsGTins Celunbui ii LtbE " 81 OIL
run daily. Through ChifAg0 SIPfIa I1'I y -
daily, except Sunday, At 50 ,. ~, sitA hefils =
attAchsi, arriving 10 ChieaeO 81 IN h,il lss ~
BsrthS CO b EaCurrd In SdIlhes q Vh1a ~
Ticket Ofep, :C0lunbul ,,,.. n,
through without thIhg ir0m stshfsri9s y;
Philadelphia and SsG f0t. W0i y O6ilsA
CnennLu, LOUISVILLE, lB4LAaIHolI All = - 4,
For through TElEI, Bld1ss Chsth -
accommodates, Il1 All i1rihsf lhI0isl1I |, Ky
70 Jos. N. BElLEvILLE, 1itftt Atfl y y,
Handle DFpOt, fool Of Eleventh. Itfrtt w
Teist Ona1s, under NsLurS HOuls, WAasl!Ai
D. WCALpRELl- ,,--.
Utn'l NInAgIf, Cd1ntat
W. URRlEN,
Gto1 Pa nd Tititt Ag'si CsltaSAV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-05

TRUSTEES SALE OF EAST WHEEL
l. INC PROPERTY.
By virtue Of dsed Of trust, made by Lynndtr K
Hanson lpd Margaret '. Hanson, bis wife 10 The un-
dsflgped trustee dated pill iS 1850 and recorded
In the Clerks once Of the County Court Of Ohio
county Wet virEniI, In DEED Of Trust Book No, II,
page IS, ] shall on
SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1850.
Commencing al 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed 10 sell At The
front door Of the Court House Of Uhlo county, West
Virginia. to the highest and best bidder the follow.
ipg described pfopsrty, that 4 10 ny; 50 much Of
Lot numbered Eny.tHo an In AlshASl GlhAla'I
West Virginia, ~ Is included Within the following
boundaries, VIZ BeginniBE a. pJint a. The south:
esItern corner Of Centre and eixth streets NOV FL.
tesnth aud jacob Btreeis thence 10 sgutheTly d..
FaetIon along the western side Of Sixth Tor Jacob
stre.il, Stytnty.hTe u.s. iest: thenee 10 west.
ery direction alang line al Tght angle With the last
mtniioted line, twenty-five ard half " ieet 70
parallel 10 the said western ode Of hiIth Tor jacob
itrtet) se1enty.hVs ti5l iert 10 Centre Tor Jacob
strettl themes In an uAStefly direction along the
southern boundary Of CeniIS Tor fifteenth street,
twenty-five and A-hAli an feet on Centre Tor I'll.
tenth street, from the place Of bsglnpiuE fronting
twenty-five sud A-hAli feet, and running back 10 3
Iouibefy direction, oil even Width, teTenIy-AIe t1sl
ieet.
TEaNI OF SALE ns-thIrd Of the purchase money,
Aud much more q the purchaser may elect 70 pay,
10 eaihi ihs rtsldus 10 tEo equal inItAllmehti
Of twelve and eighteen months, With Interest from
day Of sale, purchaser Giving note secured BY Decd
Of Trust for deferred payments;
The title "a the said property 10 believed 70 be per-
feet, but sellIpE ~ Trusts6 shall convey only such
ALEXANDER BONE, Trustee.
W, II, HALLE Auetloueef, iU5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-05
PHATONS!

Three bran new Pony PhnlOn,, gotten up
In good style, with canopy top, good aElss,
good wheels, will DO sold low to close con-
dsnmsnt. AnopportunIty Is offered to those
now hiring TO ride ID their own carriage, at
les than seasons livery BILL Call at once.
JACOB SNYDER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-05

rS ~; y !, ea a,s sI1iaEaly HisAl A. ; -
P9ilnIl PalloS, bnEiaF Ea.,
On al night tFAlni ~ ~ esh,k
Close connections are mAds "a, A.,
southwest North add NOrth ~, ~ 6a,j
ABLE tou!' ioI ooloniIi al ps1 ~ vi =
great Wei' and 70 whom pGtis5II; NJ s;yll /
WHEELING. PtTrs AND EAlr,v,,.
Lave wheeling .....,-.,, HtIIAQ1 N
IriAdGiphA Aao1S.i,,s.A al,
Lave " heating ................,,.- GII.
Ne trAini run 90 thll u Mo- = - u n
Itekeb 70 all principal tsls,' .er
Onos opSh ~ AZ h0uH during ~ 4, II
lnieraAlion 70 Tie tIAVVllnf pSIssy.
r. 7; DEVRiEs, Gsa'l Arsat, NY, EIf
CLEVELAND 4 PlTTSBrpes =
" CONDEMNED TiYE cISsSt I
At2Hs5.--s -
OOlh9 kA5I AMI e,ShSE
On and Aitef Nov. Vh, mn, N ~.
dAil' IsIesP. Sunday j a. iolloT'; ihhta .
Through Trains 70 HtubqrtA I
Through Trains 70 ClSTShsd
Through Tnini 70 ChIfIsa
Pullmant PHiof Gan 6ts,,, VA,
Hotel ADD Sleeping Can o. IN r,,,., 4
lance and Chinlo. .ai'a I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-05
rRAMspoRrATlos

BALTIMORE aoHloRAnSo,S
GAHS : ~ al
~ ~ allsf Nay 9, lI1. Es.tsyl4
.Gh = Ietoss-WheellhE Tine VI "a,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-05

=, bNaAAti tsssssssss-sss-sa-saa--llA IA
.......-....--..-- tHAk
Stopping Hhsn required al shGaIs H,.zk.
VILE, West WkerllBg add Grltsl Mn
Tickets and has1ge Cheen U al IrindpLl ii,
IN the East AID Wo,t can b pFOeaiti d N I'M
0taco In Bridgeport -
RRKHm
n679 GrnSFll rAsshfsnsl ma NJ,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13
Tilden COMPLICATIONS,

WASHINGTON. March 12.-It 10 stated
that Tilden has issued orders for an
early adjournment OF Congress and q
postponement Of the Washburn.D Don.
nelly Minnesota election ease until Il 10
known whether Minnesota will be nscos-
sary to the Democrats In order TO secure
the Presidency. In tho House the Dem
ocrsts ars much concerned owe the
party in Virginia, where the readjust.
msnt threatens TO lsse them the State.
One prominent and lifelong Democrat ct
. meeting Of the State Central Commit.
tee yesterday said hs would support
Grant rather than Tilden, and other
members Endorsed this announcement,
and another said he would support
Grant in preference to several proni.
nsntly.mentioned Democratic candi.
dates,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13
Railroad Accident.

A lively ~smash.up occurred last eve
ming at the Eureka dump on the Carson
where the whole train Of freight cars
which left Virginia at ASS was ditched.
The train consisted Of 80 fat cars and
10 dumps loaded with ore for the Nor.
gan mill. and was drawn by the locomo.
tives Esmeralda and Empire. The
wheels OF the latter engine climbed the
frog OF a side track in such q way as to
carry 1t of the main track. All the
wheels were thrown from the track.
The accident completely blockadsd the
rood and prevented the passage OF the
passenger train which left here at 6:35.
This tram stopped at the Mound House.
where it wal probably detained four
or Eve hours, IL not longer. The
passenger train that left Carson at 6:l0
last evening was brought to Q halt on the
further side Of the wrecked train. Most
Of the passengers there left It and
walked to the Mound House. It was .
fortunate accident in n particular
no one was hurt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13
District Oou.s-R,.,ax. Judge.

Tho following business was trans
acted in the District Court this morning:
- Friedeurich Of San Francisco
admitted to practice in the District
Court.
Baum ct al W. Meyer OF alone
Rosendorf having refused to answer
before Court Commissioner Brown and
bs examined 90 . witness, an order was
asked that he be cited to appear before
the Court and show cause, II any be had.
Why he he should not be punished for
contempt. Order waived, said Rosen-
dorf being in Court and ready to answer.
State ". All Kow-Indictment for
opium smoking. Reading Of indictment
waived. Defendant arraignsd and Or
dersd to plead Monday.
State VS.. All Chung-Same as above.
John Steel Va. Gold Lead-Fiftssn
days from today given in which to per-
feet and fls notice Of motion for new
trial.
Bowling VI. Lammon and Gracsy-
Execution stayed for Is days from today.
Estate OF G. 8. Campbell, deceased
Final account and report Of administrator
filed; March a set for hearing.
Estate Of F. Hartman. deceased
Same a. above; hearing set for 9th.
Estate Of ]. w. ~Sonnanstine. do.
ceased-AHidavit OF publication OF no.
tics to creditors flsd; decree OF due
notice to creditors given entered.
Estate OF Patrick O'Ksarn, deceased
Same a. above.
Frank Perkins vs.. Sierra Nevada-
Demurrer to complaint argued. De-
PENDANT claims improper joindsr OF a.
legged causes OF action, l. e., for SlI
feet Of. ground and for rents. Issue and
profits previous to date Of alleged
custer, January 20, 1880; also that there
10 in said complaint no statement Of
amount due plaintiff; also that BY ad.
hitting p~eaceablo possession OF the
premises from March. 1864, to January,
1880, defendant 10 barred from oil claim
for rents, issues and profits OF same, nm.
less under special contract. which said
contract 10 not alleged, and II alleged
action to recover under 1t cannot be
Joined with an action in ejectment to
recover the premises. Demurrer SUBJ
United and taken under advisement.
Mary Hsaly vs.. Michael F. Healy-
Action for divorce; demurrer Withdrawn;
ten days to answer.
State vs.. Edward P. Worthley-De.
murrer to indictment for perjury argued
and taken under advisement. Time to
plead extended till demurrer decided.
State W. Edward Rule-Demurrsr to
indictment for perjury argued and taken
under advissmsnt. Time to plead u.
tended as above.
John A. Raber Va. A. A. Longley-
Motion tor new trial set for next Satur
day.
Lisbes Va. Fallman-Motion to strike
petition for intervention Of L. P. Drsx-
Ter from records. Filing OF petition
stricken of, 1t having been filed without
permission.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13
MINING NOTES.
Matte ~ interest All AlssE the
LO,le.


The drift south along the ore vein and
from the crosscut east. 27O0 level Of the
Bslchsr, will DO started tomorrow. Pso-
pie ore so anxious for crossouts in Bel
cher that Il would not be a bad idea to
push this crosscut 100 feet or 30 and
then see what lies off to the SOUTHEAST Of
the winze, where those streaks OF ore
como from which were found in the sta
ton.
Work in the Sierra Nevada WINE, 50
feet below the 2400 level, was resumed
today. The bottom 10 all in good ore.
Tho winzs, It will be remembered, has
been turned to an incline.
At the Alta they are now setting up
their new air compressor.
improvements are noted In the ore
body east Of the Hardy vein, 2l00 level,
and north In the Hardy vein, $500 level,
and In the joint Mexican crosscut east
on that level. which IL In l68 feet.
Both these latter workings are in low.
grade ore.
At the North Bonanza and Flowery
crosscuts have been started on the 600
level and are now passing through the
cap.rook lying to the east side Of the ore
body,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13
Piper's opera House.

Tonight Thorn and Darwin, Royal
Illusionists. will appear for the last time
and will offer the biggest bill Of the
season. especially In their s~piritualistic
expose. They offer to return the money
taken in at the door il they do not CT.
pose everything to the satisfaction Of
those present. Among the tricks to be
exposed tonight are tho following: DR..
SHADES independent slate writing, table
raising. table rapping, marvellous pill
lory. hsndcuff test, spirit music test,
Mrs. Jennie Holmes test, great Katie
King mystery, w. N. Fay's coat trick,
glass OF wine test, Davenport rope trick.
wine and water test, Anna Eva Fay's
seancs. paper test, Eddie Brothers coat
trick, Davenport coat trick. material.
ization OF spirit forms.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13
Garcelon and the Maine Election.

6aTCel0u onu tuo uulno hicCtiUu'
AUGUSTA. March - Ex. Governor
Garcslon was before the Hale Investiga.
ting Committee yesterday. and testified
that hs had not himself seen any Of the
returns up to the 18th Of November or
the 25th Of that month. He knew moth.
ing Of any so.eallsd scheme OF counting
out. He neither knew Of nor inquired
the politics Of persons to whom osrtia-
Gates were brought to him to sign, which
he supposed were made out in accord.
ance with the returns. he had not time
to examine every case, snd did not know
that certificates OF election had been
issued to 70 Democrats and Fusionists
and 81 Republicans. The matter was
not discussed In his presence. Nothing
was said about counting In Q quorum OF
the F~usionists, but had heard It on the
streets referred to incidentally. He hrst
learned Of the counting out through the
papers. Was pleasantly surprised at
the result Of c~erti6cating. 1t has been
his rule to decide individual cases on
their merits. II he signed any csrtin.
cate thNt was wrong. the facts were
falsely put before him. No M was
counted ont. Had presumed his Coun.
Gil wal honest and honorable men, and
had compiled tabulatons according 10
law. In cases where there wa any
question he would look into the matter
itself. Hs had acted honestly. Ger.
tain rules had been laid down which
were applied to the returns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13
Change Of Preprissors.

Mr.. Frank Boskowitz, late Of the New
York Clothing Store. 1913 Main street,
Gold Hill. having found 1t too great q
tax upon his time and energies to attend
to the business OF one store hero and
another store in Carson, has sold his
business here to Mr.. Sam Laventhal,
formerly Of 547 Washington street, San
Francisco. Mr.. Laventhal having had
long experienced in the clothing business
on the Pacific coast, knows the wants Of
our people. and Is the right man to sue
coed Mr.. Boskowitz. Residents OF Gold
Hill and vicinity who arc in want Of
clothing or furnishing goods will do well
to examine Mr.. Laventhal's goods and
prices before going elsewhere. We refer
persons interested to his new advertise
msnt published today in the News.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13
Bonanza Investigation.

NEW Yonx, March 12.-Ths Tribune
has the following: William Ward 4 Co.
recently sent circulars to about l5o Of
the stockholders Of the California and
Consolidated Virginia mines, very many
Of whom live in the East. inviting them
to attend . meeting at their ofics. to
take into consideration measures for the
protection Of the interests OF stockhold.
srs. The meeting was held yesterday,
and .abont 80 stockholders were present.
William Ward was made Chairman. He
said there was universal dissatisfaction
with the management Of the companies
on the part OF the stockholders, which
was owing in q measure to the lack OF
knowledge whether the management was
good or bad. He spoke OF the impor.
tance OF having o transfer Office In New
York, so that the shareholders could
have the stock placed In their own names
and could vote at the annual election
according to their preferences. II the
companies decline to establish an Office
In this city, he suggested that an Ar
rangsment be made with some response.
bic trust company to take their stock on
deposit, placing II In the name Of the
companies and giving shareholders q
certificate Of such deposit. Such oertif-
Gates, by arrangement with the Mining
Board, could become good on delivery.
The trust company could receive divi.
bends and pay them TO the stockholders
here, and could vote the stock according
to the instructions OF the actual oSners.
Colonel Ashley gave q history Of the
companies and their business, and spoke
favorably OF the management. He said
that nothing except an investigation
would satisfy the stockholders.
Mr.. Adams suggested that q committee
be appointed to investigate the manage
msnt Of the companies and to inquire
particularly into the mechanical and
mercantile part Of It. A committee was
then appointed. consisting Of John Blood.
good, o. D. Ashley and William Ward.
who will report the result Of their inves.
tigation to the stockholders.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13

There IL at the Forman Shaft the pref
test white cedar stick on the lode. II
Is 6s feet long. straight as an arrow. has
q gentle taper. il a. tough as hickory,
and was presented to superintendent
Forman to be used as Q Gag pole for the
works. It will elevate the bunting over
$50 feet.
Articles Of incorporation Of the New
Homer Mining Company, to mine in
Mono county, have been fled below.
Capital stock, $40. 0OO. 900. Directors
A. j. Ralston, q. W. Butterfeld, James
Nswlands. John Crockett, @. Van Dyck
Hubbard and N. B. Kellogg.
At the funeral OF Charles II. Lawrence
yesterday, . buggy which was being
turned too short around, upset just in
front Of the cemetery. It contained Q
gentleman. lady and and child, all Of
whom were tumbled TO the ground, but
no one was injured.
Tho following letters are held for
postage In the Gold Hill ~postofaoe :
P. d. Russell. 200 ] street. Sacramento,
CAL; Miss Annie Kelley. Virginia City.
Nevada.
As may be seen by u telegraph dis.
patches from San Francisco, Captain
Taylor has declined to accept the posi-.
ton Of superintendent Of the sutro
tunnel.
The average thermometer In Gold
Hill at daylight this morning scored
eight degrees above zero.
Mrs. Parish, Of Dayton, recently
killed q wild cat which was slaughtsring
her chickens.
County Surveyor Hoffman has gone
surveying out to Candelsria.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13
Rsiixioas Notices.

There will Be Divine service at the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Gold Hill. tomorrow Of 7.io
-. H.. Rev. Mr.. Willis oficiating. No
morning service. sunday chool Of $50.
st. Jshn's Church. Gold Hin. Rev. r. 8.
Eastman. ministsf.tnchsrRs. s<rvices On sun
cordially invited. Sunday school Of i:S0.
Iaptsp ssrvises are - follows On Wednesday
svsnipss Of the church. at Z O'Clock on Friday
evening Cottage Lectures are held. at different
nsighborhsods in the town. the house OF meet
ing bsing announced on me sunday previous.
~ well q through the column OF the SE~s.
rhsre wiz be divine service d %. Pauls
Church, Virginia City. tomorrow at II a. n.
Bishop Whitaker ofactstins.
There will BE- divine ssrvios Of Dayton TO.
morrow evening q TO ?. H., Rev. George N.
Rsstnsp oGciAttnS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13
TIE RirrRsr SUBJECTS


For fever and sgue. and remittents, are the
dsbiiitstsd, bilious aud nervous. To such per
sons Ho.tettsr's stomach Bitters affords ads-
quats protection from the malsriai pest. By
increasing vital stamina and the resistant
power of the constitution. and By checking
irregularities Of the liver, stomach and bowels,
which ipcrease the danger 70 be spprehended
from .,iasma. Moreover, IL sradicates ma-
iarisi Complaints Of an obstinate type. The
Geld in which this l. aoing family medicine has
achieved some OF It's most astonishing and
amply proven ,lec's. 10 2 vsiy Woe one, n n
south America, Mexico. and across the seas, 1t
has given unmistakAble evidences OF it, cura-
tive ysiue. At home and abroad 10 has always
sustained It's high reputation. nor has u ever
been auectsd By competition OF 20 ealied tonics
cy. II stands alone. unsqualsd among our
national remedies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13
The following donations to the Miners

The following donations to the Miners
Union Library have been received; From
L. Thackham. three volumes. history
Frank Dursnt. one volume. public doeu
ments; G. D. McDuffss, 1--we volumes on
chemistry and mechanics; Mrs.. Evans
two volumes; John H. Young. foul vol
umes Chamber Journal; Levi Atkin-
son, Book Of Mormon.
Rev. B. s. Eastman. Of Gold Hill. has
accepted the Rsctorship Of st. Georges
Church, Austin. Nevada, and will enter
upon the discharge OF its duties the first
Sunday after Easter. While his many
friends here will regret exceedingly 10
lose Mr.. Eastman. vi may congratulate
the people Of Austin upon their gain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13

The stupidsst man in Maine Is a farm.
hand near Lebanon. He was hired to
pillow a tsn.acre field. and his boss. wish
ing him to draw . straight furrow,
directed his attention to . COW grazing
right opposite, telling him to drive
directly toward that COW. He started
his horses, and the farmers attention
was called to something else. In Q short
time he looked around to see what his
hired man was doing. The COW had
left her place and was walking around
In the field and the hired man following
her, drawing q zigzag turrow all ever the
fiald.