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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-19
For Sale,

Our ranch and stock of cattle Of about
1900, on the Cloar Fork Of the Brazos
river. Good range, and water plenty. VIII
take half caih, balance good paper with
took of cattle ss security, or will take instead
Dallas city property or good pasture land
ander fence. For particulars, address
STINsOE Bros
?, 0. Box 22l, Fort Worth, Texas
Reterepes. City National Bank, HarVi,
Z Andrews, Fer. Worth, Texas.
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Across, peyish fretfn wife Is quite unhap-
py to hsrssh and TO her whole household. Eut
shs Is to DO piued, Sbs Ia = ,atYcror from null
hsude Of femalo Ills that have proBtrated her
mentally sAd phySicHlly Shs neodq some
great woodworking tSuic female regulator.
to relieve the monthly troubles, and for this
pnrposc English Female B.ttors Gtands aboad
Of all others.
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NMy Rack Aehoa Ma

And fosl miserable" said q hard working
man. Tbs doctor Questioned him and fopsd
that he had bean hAbitually esstivs for ys4r.;
thai new his kidneys were dsordsred and
his whole 'ystsn dsrsngsa. Kidney Wort
was resSmmSrdcd sAd faithfully tsksn, and
ia short iiss syary trouble wis renewed.
The cleansing asd tsnic power 81 this psdi-
CINE Ga she bowels and Kidneys 10 wss derful
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Not u Beverage .

"Thoy are not beverage, but medicine
with curative properties Of the highest de-
gree, containing no poisous drugs. They
do not tear down IN already debilitated sys-
ten, but build il up. One bottle contains
more hops, that is, more real hop strength,
than barrel of ordinary beer Every drug
gist in Rochester, sells them, and the ply
sicians prescribe m'"-Rochoster Even
inc Express Oh Hop Bitters.
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Manhood Restorss,

A victim of early imprudance, causing
nervous debility, premature decay, etc., hay
ing tried in vain every known remedy, has dis
covered y simple means of self-curo, which ho
will lond freq to his fellow sufferers. Ad-
dress j. Il Reeves, % Chatham streat, Now
York
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a Chrd.

Ts all who are suffering from tho enron
and indiscretions of youth, nervous Wesk
aesa, early decay, loss of manhood, etc,
will send recipe that will cure yoG free O
charge, This great remedy was discoyeret
by missionary in South America. Send /
sslf-addressod envelope TO the Rev. JOSEPH
I. Imam. Station D, New York city.
n2Sd5swly
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Frsga2sus Uter Failing OF tho wOmb)
-WSnderful Curo

Nine yeari age nay wife suffered with this
terrible complaint She was attended by
doctor after doctor, went 70 the different
hospitals where females are treated; tried
!hsm oil, wore bandsgss and ps,sAriss With
only temporary relief Her life was missr
able. WO applied DR.. Gils1 Lipimsnt.
Her 'elisf was immediate. She is new well.
r. Il. NcDHRMoTT.
40 Wsst 18Th street, N. Y.
Write 10 DR.. GILAs, 100 West Broadway
N. T., who will cura without charge.
Gi'os Pills euro PiOs. Sold BY all drug.
gists.
Trial bottles 20 cents.
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Eyfterlcs, u melancholy symptom OF ierous
monthly troubles, are cured by tho use OF
English Female Bltter% Italao cures ehlcro-
sis, or green sickness of young glls. 1t gives
an appetite, aids and asslsis digestion, adds
Iron to tho blood, and revltslizoa tho whoio
nAryouR gystrm.
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YreHhlasomo GAtIaran

Thss ara always voting Ihsir bed, eucbt not
to be scsldsd AID punished for what thSy
eaDaet help They nssd smodisina hayng
TOME sdset On She kidnsya and the Urinary
organs. Such 4 medicine 10 Kidney Wort.
It hAs specific action. DO sot fail 80 gst il
for thaIa
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"What 10 the meaning Of backbitsr ~
asked o gentleman at q Sunday nch0ol ak
animation. This was puzzlor. II went
dows tho class until it COME to n simple little
urchin, who said: "Psrhass it's m.a who
tries 10 countertsit BLACKWELL1S
DURHAM BULL TOBACCO"
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EOmethlnr Moro Menheh.

AL chimneyH bearing tho Dragon" brand
are guaranteed to Withstand tho aercest
asmO while dripping wet, or any amount of
cold air, or draft in ordinary use on the
lamp they never bresk. They are for
sale at D. Goslin's China hall who has the
exclusive sale for one year.
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Lady nenntiners,

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin, rosy
choo6s and sparkling Dyes With all the COS.
metcs of France, or beAutiferS Of the world
while in poor health, and nothing will give
you such good health, strength and beauty as
Flop Bitters. A trial is certain proof. See
another column.
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Hiuh Authority.

Doctor Benz. Il. Riggs, Selma, Alabama
writes, Colden's Liquid Extract of Beet
Tonic Invigorator is an excellent prepsra-
tion whose composition is known and one
that physicians can intolligibly prescribe. ]
have found it of great service in my practice.
Sold by Ervsy Il Bro.
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CORSICANA.
Correspondence Of the Herald.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
CoRSIcASA, Jan. Il, 1851.
The remains Of Mr.. W. N. Thorpson ar
rived this morning from San Antonio where
he had gone for MS health. Mr.. Thomson
has been Identified with tho business COM
munlty oftnis place for years, and was held
IN tine highest esteem by al who knew him.
his remains We're Inferred here Today
A negro FAMED Gus Davis was taken before
his honor to-day ca the charge of using
profane language in the street. Mr.. Davis
said 1t WAS deyilsh strange that a man who
bad travelled all over America to come
dawn to little dumping of place" SO it
we're and get feed for curIing. "a light
rain set IN ihis evening, and The strSsta are in
terrible sonditos.-The ordinsNee prohib.
lting the blocking up Of sidewalks seems to
be dead letter" rs plovs and other neck
breaking gear are spread out for the near
sighted to fall ever al night. ---Ths soutk
bound passenger has been waiting ever here
ali day. It will 60 down TO night and irpag-
fer at the Wreeks.--The Marks Williams
case wss not brought 6sfora tho grand jury
to-day, as Williams was not able to appear
-SeVarSl cars Of coal are on the side track
here, but are well Watohed.--Ths new
bank will DO opened temporarily in tho Barry
sRildiSg or tina let, whore they will DO bust
mess until their building is orcetsd.-The
business portion of the town will soon bs
entirely Of brick. Several shantieG will be
torn dows noxt week and replaced by hand
some brick structures. II. d. Morgan,
formerly Of Austin, arrived hare yesterday
whore his family bad proceeded hin They
will mako this their home in The future. His
wife and daughter are quite an acquisition to
the sociaty Of tbs town,--A pills of chips
and snall wood were discovered to be on
fire this noraine nader the rear Of j. B.
Stevens residence, but was oxtinguisbed be-
tore any damage was done. 1t is supposed
to have bees the work Of al inGendiary.
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Go to A. J. Brooks saloon, southeast
corner of Main and Ervay streets, for a
drink Of pure, unsdulterAted liquors, wines
or fresh ice-cold Anhsuser beer. ThiS is a
private, quiet place, where one can SpsSd an
hour pleasantly.
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FrescriptioM Frae.

For tho nroedy surs OF spermAtorrhWa, seU-
uL Debility and .Inpotsaoy, most drugglsts
have tho mediclneg. We wish TO top taia
curse oil eur civilization. Az rsis, y Leala
Curative lnItituts, 81, Chas!,G ST, h-Ls ecu
Sth and Tth, ST. Louis, Ne.
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LaOn Kahn sells the HunstsOle boot.
Families of Dallas, rake Nonse

Delmonico restaurant sells oysters-
Nedicums, per can, 40c.;
Mobile plAnts, Soc;
Baltimore Selects 60.
Per hundred, Sl.00
The only nrs..cass restaurant In Dallas.
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ChsS Q. Frsry, Of Adrian, Mich, aayr--
To my complete surprise, I obtained u good
nighpa rest, the grst aight wore An "0nly
Lung Pad" have SutTSrs2 from Asthma
fer yeSra.--36o Adv.
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J. s. r. ScoNll, Morris, His, Gsys: Whon
yeur "only Lung Pad" sams to hand nv
son could not raise his head. He IL now up
and gaining every dsy.-Soe advertisement.
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Fave your prescriptions prepared ct Con-
nors drug store, and DO no. forget the
change Of location, corner Of Main and Poy-
pras. Look for the prismatic lamp. 49,. :,
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Save Vour Malr,r neop IL nsaut,rul,

Save VoIr HSlr," Keep 1t BSSatiraI.
Tho "Lon2oR Hair Cslsr Rsstoror" is tao
most delightful article svar introduces to
tho American Posplo ssa is totally differ.
ont from sll other Hair Rsstorers, hsisg aS-
tiraly freq frSm all Impure ingredients thai
rcndsr nany ether article. fer tho hair Oh
ne1isus. Where bsIdnoss or falling Of tbo
hair exists, or permanently grsynsE, frsm
sickaoM, or ether eAunee, itG use will restore
the natural ysstaful color, aud cause q
healthy growth, cleaning tho scalp from all
mPaT , S'saaF ,ad ',S at Inc E sa %s. mo
fragrsntIy perfimed, rendering the hair soft
aad pliable, making it an Indispensable arti-
ole in evory toilet. Ask your irUggst for
Lcndon Hair .9sler RSstorer. Price, 10
cents bottls. Six bottles, 81. Main dSpst
Of the United gtstea $50 inertia Sixth street,
PHILADELPHIA
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From DR.. N. w. Hunter,

Baltimore, No; ColdSR'i Lispigs Liquid
Extract Of Boat take pleasure Ia recon-
intending, always produeas goos blood, hsalth
ard s.reAgth.-Sold by Ervsy il BrS,, Dali
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A Cincinnati bride at her reception: "Ho
dress was Of crsam-colorad, richly. brccadsd
satin, that in its sweeping, shimmerirz folds
caught and reflected with Rsw b8sutios every
ray of light; made with court train and
deliberately trimmed with folds and plAitings
Of tho sstiR, and with fringe made Of fac
psArl beads, tho SkiTt was ag elegant % pos
siblo. But tie CergaRe was triumph Of
artistic tingars. Pointed in shspe tho Sleova
made entirely Of point lace, with small
bands Of the satin; ie the alegsnt lace the
large pearls adding their richDssi aad glow,
with any 0Srt OF flash at the neck, it wepld
have bson handsome beyond description, but
areuad ths supplied throat thsro was a
Robespisrre cellar trimmed around with
rsal pearls. This standing, spreading COLLAR
ID of the most trying shOYs, and dSring ia
deed is tho woman who risks her chsncss OF
being thought Wondrous fair BY WsAring it.
Above that beautiful collar hSr throat but
appeared swAn.likO, the poiss Of her Shapaly
head graceful NJ thAt Of a EoSlsss Of tae
Greeks, tho diamonds Of tho crsSsls and
Etar at her tArOat slousd Gnd glSams& in
htiing frame, while the dszslisg butterfly
seemed well loaih 10 Leave the appropriate
place on her hair, and above her sAskliag
evab
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-19

miuent DIR. VIM. IF. Stewart, IA TIL
more, writes: confidently recommend
Oolden's Liebig's /. liquid Extract of Beef for
consumption, debility, weakness, chlorosi7
etc. have tested it with universal success"
Sold by Ervay IL Bro, Dallas.
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no mirror svsr vet threw back
a more rspulGiya sight,
Than toeth that are dechytd Rnd blavk;
or one more pure and bright
Than GeB0 Of pearls, hat oil may yaunt
Who put their k.ith In sOHUDONT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-19

Tho best szd cSssHOSt hair dressing.
II kills dApdruff, sllAyg irritation, and pro.
notes vigorous growth OF the hair,
BurnOtt's HsVoring extracts arc invariably
ACKNOWLEDGED the pursst and bast
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Mako from s25 to $50 per week selling goods for
e. q. RIDEouT * CO., 10 Barclay Street, New
York. Send for their Catalogucand terms.
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Always Ahend.

Go TO tho Delmonico restaurant this even
Ing for q dish Of those saddle rock oysters
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&c to Connor's for drugs. Look for the
premst!c lamp.
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Bushels Of corn, .by z. a. Glass d Co., q
thai crorn sheler,eouLh lid of public square
also l.000tons baled hay.
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lady friend Of ours whose lie had almost
been dsspatred Of, wag entirely cured by tho
us0 OF English Female Bltte!s.
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Wholesale dealer in foreign and domestic
fruits and all kinds OF nuts, otc. 1888 Main
street, one door from post Office, Dallas,
ToxRa
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Apples SIS cheAp as you want them at
DeStefano Bros.
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Purs apple butter at 10 cents, or esnts by
tho five gallon kas, st A. j. RogenhGld'a
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[ iOnly $3.50 for good boys suit at A. & F.
MittenthSpa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-04
Miacellaneous

New Yoax, November 4.-Ths French
national guests arrived last evening from
Boston. The German guests will visit
the grave Of Baron stsubsn next wssk.
CHICAGO. November 4.-Ths South
western Rate Association was revived
and rssrganizsd today.
The benefit fer the Michigan sufferers
today BY local talent melted about $500.
The Grand Opera House Was rendered
free.
GALVESTON, November "A Hsarns
special says: The Texas Express Com.
psny was robbed Of $1,000 in silver last
night.
irsst last night killed the top crop OF
Gotten.
WASHINGTON. November 4~.-Indica.
lions for California and the South
Pacific Coast regions. fair weather; for
North Pacific Coas; regions. light rains.
In the Criminal Court yesterday coun.
eel for Guiteau made Q motion for
delivery to the Property Clerk OF the
Court the papers belonging 10 the pris.
onsr. he also asksd for Q further post
ponement Of the case. The Court re-
served its decision.
The President yesterday appointed
Nathaniel Adams Of Manhattan, Kansas,
Pension Agent at 81. Louis, Vice Ruius
Campton, whose term has expired.
The President left for New York yes.
tsrday, accompanied BY Secretary Hunt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-04
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Another Batch OF New Saints.

NEW Yoax. November s.-Ths Herald
saws: Three hundred and sixty-ssven
Mormon converts and twenty returning
missionaries were aboard the steamer
wisconsin when she arrived yesterday.
The converts came In the stssrass and
the missionaries in the saloon. Elder
q. K. Msrtinsau. who has bssn the
Liverpool agent Of the Mormon Emisra-
uon Society for about three years. was
In charge OF the company. The con.
vsrts were from England, Scotland.
Wales, Switzerland and Scandinavia.
The party will start West this afternoon.
Elder Martineau said: at 10 the custom
In some countries to persecute Us for
making converts. and Elder Ludwig
Suhrks was arrested In Hamburg the
very day We left. The officers were look.
ing for Brother Hammer, too. but he
escaped them and 10 with rs. Elder
suhrke has been p~rssohisg at Kisl and
Hamburg with great zeal for two years.
and during that time be has been ia
days In prison for.makins prssslytss to
our faith. They sentenced him to seven
days Imprisonment In Kisl once. and
then gave him another week because he
sang hymns In prison. Hs has . mis-
sion church. with 100 members. which
no persecution OF the German govern
ment can put down."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-04
IPipsr's opera Hsuss

Lovers OF the legitimate drama have .
treat In store for them. Next week.
commencing Monday night. W. E. Sher-
idap. . gentleman Of well-dsservsd repu-
tation a. . versatile and frst-elass actor.
will appear at Piper's Opera House,
Virginia, In seven distinct roles. The
Portland Sunday Mercury says Of Mr..
Sheridan: "His acting inspires admi.
ration for the man. He puts his vhols
soul into his work and faithfully por.
trays the authors meaning. There 10 NO
doing things by halves with him. what
he does he does we'll and In q way that
shows his earnestness. In makeup be
Ia always superb; he has Hns control
over the muscles OF his face, and 10 the
possessor Of splendid lung-power and q
well-modulated voice which he con.
troll to suit the character"
The programme has been changed .
little from that frat announced. and will
be a. follows /: Monday night. Richslieu;
Tuesday night. Othsllo; Wednesday.
Louis II; Thursday. Merchant OF Ven
ice; Friday. King Lear; Saturday mat.
ipes. Ipsomar; Saturday night. New
Way to Pay Old Debts. Season ticket.
for the whole six nights. with reserved
seats, will b sold for six dollars.
Box Office 10 now open for the sale oil
reserved seats.
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N. r,,ppsr Court nartial.

San ANTONIO, November AT the
Flippsr court martial Judge Advocate
Clouss stated that II would mot DO proper
10 srraign the accused on the additional
charges prefsrrsdisinos the adjournment
OF the court In September without bis
voluntary consent. Flippef could act
his pleasure In the matter. Baker. de-
PENDANTS counsel, wished to know
whether the same court would try the
second set OF charges should 1t be do
cidsd to ask . separation. to which the
Judge Advocate replied tba, be could
not make such an agreement. but oil the
present members present In court would
Be asked to serve on the second trial.
To give the defendant time to consider
his best course the court adjourned I'LL
Tomorrow.
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The Bursted Bank.

NEW YoRK, November 4.-Ths Times
thus sum up its review Of the Newark
bank affair: While the statements Of
Baldwin. Nsuent & Co. Astly contradict
each other. and there 10 NO plain track
left OF distracted deposits, there seems
to be growing . suspicion that the im.
plicitly trusted and able Cashier has
been speculating largely In stocks. and
that his ready loans to Nugsnt d 90.
will net account for the money be has
stolen.
The directors Of the Mechanics Bank
obtained an attachment against 500, 900
In the hands Of F. W. Dieiz, shoe man.
ufactursr, said to be loaned him by
Christopher & James. Nugsnt 10 now
under arrest with Cashier Baldwin.
NEWARK, N. j., November 4.-Henry
B. Msrchbank, Q well.known resident Of
Bsllsville, and former corresponding
clerk OF the Mechanics Bank, was ar
rested last night on . charge Of being Q
dsiaultsr to the bank In the sum OF
$50, 600 within the last three years.
Marchbank left the bank about tive
years ago and the defalcation was GOV.
cred up. He has not yet given bail and
10 in the custody Of the United States
Marshal.
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Washipgton Items-Naval 0mcers,
Pension Matters, Etc.

WASHINGTON. November 4.-Ths Prssi-
dent directs the Pension Agency ct St.
Louis to relocate on the LIST Of January
at Topeka, Kansas.
The Treasury has purchased 46o. 600
ounces Of nps silver for the San Fran.
cisco, Philadelphia and New Orleans
Mints.
Rear Admiral Rodgers will be retired
November IA. II 10 understood that
Captain Francis II. Ramsey has been
selected for Superintendent Of the Naval
Academy. By the retirement Of Admiral
Rodgers, Commodore G. d. Cooper will
be promoted. Rear Admiral John Q.
Howell will be retired November Gath.
when Commodore JohR O. Beaumont
will be advanced.
The annual report Of the Pension
Bureau shows that On the 30th OF June,
1881, there were 268. $50 pensioners.
Net increase during the year. l8,02S.
Aggregate annual vslus Of all pensions.
$28, 789, 987. The annual disbursements
Of the ofioe. however, largely exceed
this sum. For instance, the total amount
paid for pensions during the year Tex
elusive Of certain arrears In claims
allowed prior to January rs, 1879 was
$40, 72S, lat. the difference being the
arrears OF pensions.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES,
The Hydraulic Miners Defiant.

The Hydraulic Miners Defiant.
NEVADA Crrr. November s. News
was received here today that Judge May.
hsw. sitting in Ksyssr's court, At Msrys-
vile, had issued orders to the Sheriff Of
Nevada county directing him to shut of
the water in oil the hydraulic mines al
ready enjOin.d. and to post notice Of
in~junctions on the Eureka Lake Com.
papy's mines. The Sheriff says be has
not yet received any official orders to
this effect. he will probably receive
them by next mail. But whether he
will serve them or not will doubtless Dc.
pend upon the advice given BY his legal
adviser, Hon. Miles Ssarls, stterney for
the Eureka Lake Company. He has
forbidden the Sheriff to turn Of the
water in the claims belonging to the Eu-
seka Lake Company. his theory being
that under existing circumstances no
such authority con be legally delegated
10 that official. The receipt Of the news
has created considerable comment. and
the general opinion 10 that the miners
will pay no heed to the order. In many
OF the mining camps where the mines
have been closed down until within Q
few weeks and are now running again.
the people have taken . decided stand.
and are determined that the miners shall
continue to work until stopped by prop.
srlv recoopized authority,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-04

All Cling IL on trial in Justice Hsndsr-
sons Court today. charged with robbing
Commissioner Caravans Chinese cook.
Two Witnesses were examined this
morning. whom . recess was taken till
the afternoon.
There wa no truth in the rumor which
was going around last evening Of . strike
ON the 1900 level In . drift run jointly
by the ophir and Mexican companies.
The present weather on the Comsteck
cannot be slcslled anywhere. The days
are bright and pleasant. while the moon.
light nights are magnificent.
Captain G. G. Lyon is to be a~ppointsd
Superintendent OF the Princess Mill
and Mining Company ct Csndslsris.
With headquarters at Carson.
Thomas q. Rooney. Superintendent
OF the Utah, returned this morning frsm
his trip to San Francisco.
The Emigran. Mining Company yes
t.sd.y shipped bullion to the value Of
$500.
Nslss Allan, sx.Chisf Of Police OF vir-
sinis, 10 quite siek with pnsumonia.
The payroll Of the Andes mine for
October amounts 10 $l420.
The District Court win meet tomorrow
81 10 o'clock a. u.
John W. Mscksy arrived In New Yssk
yesterday.
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Ansr.es. i.fsras, ssssiss.

BAN Francisco. November "A ?. H.
Northern Belle. IAN; Sierra Nevada. l3s,
49,. l3S; Ophir. Z; Union Con-. Is. IAN;
Gould L Curry. ca. Z; Albisn. Az. 2 As;
Best 4 Belshsr. liS, IN; Alta. A. 4 20;
Overman. 2 80; Mexican. Q; Crown Point
I 90. Chollar. 2 10; Potosi. ~. 2 IS. 2 20;
Utah. ca; Bullion. I 20. IN; Union Con-.
l2S; Northern Belle, IAN; Justice. soc;
Bodis. ca; Con. Virginia. 2 30; Belcher.
2 IS; Day. I 80; Savage. . 30. 8 IS; Mono,
2 40; Eureka Tunnel. .; Eusrka Con..i6s;
silver King, 1914; Hale 4 N%orcross. 2 %;
Julia. 40c; Manhattan. IL; yellow Jacket.
o; Union Con-. Is.