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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24
Desus,ate Intentions.

PHILADELPHIA, August 93.-A Ledger
New York special says: II hear from
good authority that the British Consulate
has esbl.d the Home government the
substance Of ths address Of the so.cslltd
Irish Revolutionary Convention. which
has been holding secret sessions here
during the past few days. That address,
without the slightest qualification. pro.
claims the intention to destroy British
vessels wherever they can bs found. and
declares that II 10 just Is we'll to begin
the work. which 10 most easy Of accom-
plishment. and BY the time 9 few En-
elish merchant vessels are destroyed.
the world may witness the bsn.hcsnt
sight OF all the shipping merchants and
insurance companies Of England present.
Ing Q petition to Gladstone 10 rsoonsidsr
the Irish question:"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24
As,RssMsNTs.

Consolidated virgtnia - 20 cents per
shsre; levied August "a; delinquent Sep.
TENDER ~; sale day UctoUer -
Emigsans-2s cents per share; levied An
gu.t ~; dsiinQusIs ssptsmosr Dol sale DAY
October 90
Consolidated ImpaPia1 10 cents per
share; levied August 40; delinquent sep.
nmber a.; sale day oct3bsr 10.
Ksasuck-SO cents per share; levied August
~; dsi!nnQusIt September 10; sale ds' DC
CaIifsssia-sO cents per share; levied June
70: dslipqusLt August o; sale day ssptsm'
Der 10.
silver Hni-2, csu,s per share; levied An.
gus; 70; Sslina lent September ~; sale DAY
Audes-bO cents Ter share; levied August 8;
dslipq .sut september 10; sa.s day oeto.
Der I.
Segregated Bsleher-Sl per share; lev.
led August .; de inqu.nt september o; sale
day ssptenb r n.
Alta 80 cent, per share; levied August .; de.
linquent September Q; sale day sepsem'
Der 2s.
New Yoph-lo cents per shave; levied July
10; drlinQusns August 80; ssls DAY ssptsm'
bar 10.
BuIuss-sO osnis per share; levied July u;
delinquent August %; sale day Sept. 10
Overmaa- 80 cen's per share: levied July
%; de inqusnt August ~; sale day ssp,sm'
Der IL.
Gould 4 Cupry-5o cents per share; levied
July 10; dsllnqusnt August 10; sale DAY
beptembere ..
sierra Nevada-Sl per share; levied July
10; delinquent August 10; sale say ssptem'
Der Q.
North 9ouid 4 Garry - rs cents per
share; levied July 10: delinquent August
10; sale day september Q.
Hale 4 Nsrcsoss 80 cents per share: lev.
I'D Jaly II; dsliLqusnt August 10; sale DAY
sep'enber7 Z.
Rest 4 BeIeher-so cents per share; levied
july II; delinquent August 10; sale day
September Z.
CaIsdouia-25 cents per share: levied July
Z; delinquent August II; sale day An.
gust III.
De~ospieu-2o cents per share; levied July j;
delinquent August Q; sale day August y.
Usiom s'es.-Si per share. LEVIED July !;
delinquent August 4; sslo day August n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24
Rules.

Owners OF dwellings, which are insured
should DO careful about leaving them un.
occupied. A gentleman residing in New
York was accustomed to spend the sum.
msr weeks at . cottage in the country.
In the fall the family were wont to close
the house and return to the city. One
winter the country house was burned.
The owner had insured Il; but he bad
forgotten, or perhaps never noticed .
clause In the policy saying that. II at any
time the house should be left unoccu-
pied, the insurance Vas to be void. And
on account OF this clause the Court said
that hs had NO claim against the oom.
psuy. he showed that he had arranged
with q farmer living close by to watch
the house, and that he himself. or his
vile, was accustomed to visit II once .
fortnight to air the rooms and see that
ell was right. The Court said that this
was not occupying" the house. A
house 10 not occupied" unless there are
persons living 10 It. Taking good care
Of q building 10 One thing; keeping It
occupied 10 quite apothsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24
Tho fammany Factions Unite.

New YoRx. August 2s.-Tbs Mayor
and John Kelly are said TO have made q
treaty Of peace, the arst result Of which
Will be the confirmation Of the Mayors
nominees when the Aldermen reassem.
BILE. Mr.. Grace and the sx Bo's, II Ia
said, were ct Saratoga the other day.
and sons mutual friends improved the
opportunity to bring them together and
talk things over. The experiment.
proved . signal success. - both Barkises
were willing. The basis OF the treaty.
1t 10 understood. 10 an equitable division
Of the city patronage. In other words,
q recognition Of Tsmmsny at the public
orib.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24
Two Ruaawsys.

Charles stowsll. Q Dayton wood team
ster. had . runaway through Main street,
Gold Hill. last evening. His team con-
sisted Of six horses. one Of which fell
and was dragged down the street Tor .
considerable distance. There was no
damage rave to the horse. which was
badly bruised and skinned up.
George Stewart. who 10 driving q Of
Howard's grocery teams, had . runaway
this afternoon. he was going down
from the American Flat road to Bowers
Grade at the head Of Grown Point ravins
when his horses became frightened and
left the road. He was thrown out and
the wheels passed over one Of his less'
laming him slightly. There was NO other
damage and the team stopped themselves
by running against . fence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24

San YnAxcisco, August 2a-s ?. H.
Beat q Bslcher. Is asksd; Sierra Nevada,
Isl bid. 10 asked. l5S sales; Union Con.
lsk bid. ISL asked. i3s sales; ophir, 2
bid; Savage. 8 sS asked; yellow Jacket.
81 bid. o. asked. ca sales; Mexican. II
asked; Utah. i0s bid; Scorpion. l IS bid;
Best 4 Bslchsr. l2t bid; Andes. l 10 bid;
Bullion. I IS bid; Gould 4 Curry. z bid.
IN asked. IL sales; Sierra Nevada, isS
salss. i5k bid; Alta. 81 bid; Albion. I SO
bid; Con. Virginia. 2 10 bid. 2 Is ssked;
savage. 5 90 sales; Hale 4 Norcross. Z 10
bid. 4 Is ssked. 4 Is sales; Benton. SOC
bid; Hale 4 Norcross, 4 10 sales; Sierra
Nevada. ish salss; Bodis, 81 asksd; Best
= Bslehsr. l2S asked; Potosi. 81 asksd;
Jslis. tso bid. soc asked; Sierra Nevada,
lsh sslss; Potosi. 8 Is sales; Bslehsr. 8 20
asksd: Grown Point. 2 20 bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24
Ansr.... l.ssrs., session.

IAN FRASeIsco. August IA ?. H.
sierra Nevada, 10. l6S; Day, Az; ophir.
IN, 7; Union Con-. lsk. isk, ist; yell
low Jacket. sh.. 81. 6s; Gould 4 Curry.
IN; Ovsrmsn. l s5; Bodis, 81; Mexican.
HI. II; Savage. 8 70, 8 IS. 8 70 bs; Con.
Virginia. 2 Is; Mexican. IL; North Belle
Isls. $50; Bullion. l IS. l 10; California,
I os; Hale 4 Norcross, A.. 4 20; Benton.
Ooc; Scorpion. 1 70; Andes. I Is. IL;
Utah. II. l0S. l0k; Sutro. lSc; Albion.
I IS; Union Con-. lss; Alpha. 4 Is; Ell.
shsqusr. I 20; Wales, soc; Chollar. an;
Mono. s so; Sierra Nevada. l6h; Bodis.
81; Bsehtel. I 10; Bsleher. ; 80; Tiogs.
use; Potosi. . 20; Julia. ASc; Bodis Tun-
mel, . 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
The spanish and Cuban Elections.

The spanish and Cuban Elections.
PAlIs. Angus. 2.-asnsrsl Blspeo
t~elsgrsphsd on Sunday that the elections
were conducted quietly. The constitu.
tionsl candidates triumphsd In . major.
ity Of the districts Of the Island. The
Autonomists only secured SIX sssts In
Cuba and two In Puerto Ries. The
Constitutional ticket was Q coalition Of
M0dsrstss. Liberals and Conservatives,
opposed to the A~utonomists' ideas In
Spain.
Couplsts returns 10 the mother
country show that the Cabinet can
count on 1856 sssasta men, With seventy
more oil Marshal Csmpos' Moderate and
Liberals. The Opposition has about
I20, including West Indian Conservatives
and Ultramontsnss. CASTELAR,. osnovss
and Msstos were returned In several
places,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24
pur,.i OF GENERA, s....ru...

The news Of General Bsttermsn's
death, which was received here last
evening. caused q general sadness to
psrvsds the community. Hs wGs Q gen.
tlsmsn we'll known aud highly respected.
His death occurred at Tombstone. Ari.
coma. yesterday morning ct q O'Clock.
caused by heart disease. He was Gen.
neral OF the Second Brigade Of the
Nevada Militia. and today the flags are
at half-mast over the armories OF the
various companies. Company A (Na.
tionsl Gusrd). which the General Joined
in 1869, and has sver since retained his
name on the oompany's roll. have
drsped their armory 10 mourning and
placed Grape on its door.
A meeting OF the line officers was held
last evening. and . general desire was
expressed that his remains be brought
here for intermeni, the officers. on be.
half OF their companies. volunteering
to d.irsy the expense. It was decided
BY the officers to send Q d-tail from each
company to attend the funeral should II
bs held 10 San Francisco. This. how.
ever, has been rendered unnecessary.
% private kilograms state that hs was to
be buried In Tombstone at 1 O'Clock p.
n. today.
General Batterman was born In New
York January 81. 1929. He came to
this coast early In life and Was . pioneer
on the Comstoek. where he has held
positions Of honor and trust. He was
member Of the Pacific Coast Pioneers.
OF Mount Davidson Lodge I. o. o. E.,
and OF Pioneer Euo.mpm.nt No. ], as
we'll as Grand Representatives to the
Grand Lodge Of the United States.
He leaves . wife aud two children to
mourn bis loss. His vile but reached
Tombstone about the lst instant. His
son, @. 8. Batterman, left Carson last
evening for Tombstone. bis other
child, the wife OF B. q. Lindsay. 10 now
living In Reno. He had q host OF
friends on the Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24
General Hancock.

NEW YoRx. August "a. -drnsrsl Han.
cock has returned from the Eastern
States. His reason for cutting short bis
vacation was because OF the critical con.
di,ion Of the President. Under the OR.
cumstspcss be could not enjoy travelling.
and he felt he ought to Be at bic post Of
duty. He earnestly hoped the President
would recover.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24

Professor G. 8. Young 10 10 from his
nine At Desert Station. Churchill
county. He 10 bearded like psrd, and
oould easily BE- mistaken for IN honest
rsngsr. inStssd Of . bloatsd mining
capitalist.
The funeral yesterday Of the iaisnt
ds.shtsr Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorburn Was
vsu attended; the citizens tsstifying
shsir respect 10 the parents By following
IL remains 70 the grave.
qhs District Court will meet IN Wiz.
sdsis tsaorrew morning d 10 e'slesk.
n Wind has raised qSits . dust on
~ csassosk III day long.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24
IDids's Do IL.

EprTos News The News Of ysstsr.
day said I had been arrested for stealing
wood. Please correct the statement, for
I never was arrested for stealing wood or
anything else; and I never stole any
thing. JOHN GAVIN.
Master Gavin is mistaken. Day be-
fore yesterday the News mentioned the
fact that three boys were arrested. on
complaint OF 8. Pinsehower. for stealing
wood. but did not include Master Gavin's
name in the list.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24
Facts ssd Ramor.

The Mexican aud Vivian mills run.
ming on Crown Point and Bslchsr ore,
will shortly close down because Of the
scarcity Of water In the Carson river.
Rumor has 1t. in consequences o. the
above. that there is to be = draft OF the
miners who are ct present working IN
the old slopes OF the two mines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24
Ini.i.s stocks In New Ysrk.

The New York Post, speaking Of the
transactions In the New York mining
stock market last week. says: "Busi.
ness at the Mining Exchanges last week
was unusually active. aud the transsc
tons amounted to 1913. 625 shares. be-
ing an increase Of more than 200. 600
shares over those OF . few weeks prsvi-
Gus. The general opinion appears 10 DO
that the coming mouths will show .
marked increase OF interest and specu-
lation In all sorts Of mining ventures.
The receipts OF bullion for the week
amounted to 1884, 1872"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24
Another s.v.a. Incorporates.


The Pacific Coast Mining and Milling
Company has fled its articles Of moor.
poration with the County Clerk. Its
objects are stated to DO the buying, sell
ing and working Of mines bearing pre-
eious metals In California, Nevada.
Utah, Montana. Idaho and Arizona.
and to acquire mill. sites, water.rish,s
aud real estate In said States and Terri.
tories, besides carrying on the general
business OF mining and milling. Cap.
ital stock. 80. OOO. 900, divided into 100
shares Of . par value Of 500 each.
Term Of existence. Atty years. Trustees
for frat six months. g. D. Crootsr, j.
P. II. Psrhsm and John p. Kelley.
Virginia Is its principal place OF busi'
pe0l.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24
/, AM ipdi,putsbls fact that Halle

It 10 an Indispensable fact that Halls
Hair Rspswsr rsnsws. olsansss. bright.
invieorstss and restores faded or
hair 10 its youthful color and lustrs.
oheaply. quickly and surely. People
With gray hair prefer to buy II. rather
than proclaim to the world through their
bleached locks that they are becoming
aged, and passing on to decay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24

Mrs. Holland. who resides in Bullion
Ravins, was arrested this morning on .
charge Of disturbing the peace. She
will have Q chance 10 explain her I'M
actions before Justice Elan.
Iinsham nsxt Friday Of ! o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24
Ceussy Jail No. .

Taxpayers are somewhat curious to
ascertain what the present Grand Jury
will have to say about County Jail No.
2. The recommendation for Its abolish
msnt BY the last Grand Jury received
no consideration from the County Com.
m%issioners,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24

This Ne knew, Hub Pusch with not
,satr makes . nns toddy, and nothing can
match It when It 10 blended with Lemonade.
fns ta, soda wstsr. or hot or cold milk. II Ear
cxcssds al other forms Of hot or cold punch.
sod b. all orocerJ. Wine Merchants and
Druefists. Trsds pupplisd By Richards D As,.
Non, Assnts for the Pseaae ooest' Kan snsn'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24

trihiug o:s, and was performed BY DR..
Hamilton. without the use of apnsthet-
los. local or general. but With aniisep,io
precautions In The shape Of csrbolio scid
spray.
The cut VA made just under and for.
ward OF the right ar,'snd resulted IN
the liberation OF . small quantity Of
healthy pus, estimated BY Dr.. Bliss to
bs about equivalent In bulk to two
medium sizsd peas. The patients pulse
ross to lis Immediately after the opera
ton, but soon began to receds aud 10
halt 40 hour VA ct the point at which II
stood when the examination was made
for the oon bulletin. viz: l04. The
patient 10 now resting quietly. and bis
general condition 10 10 no respect worse
than before the incision. 1t il thought
now be will hsvs no further trouble With
the parotid gland. II more pus forms Il
osn readily escape through this opening.
The patient swallowed today about
fourteen unces Of liquid food. consist.
ing principally OF beef extract. p.ptom.
lied milk. and some milk porridgs. At
this hour he CONTINUES to do we'll.
BxooNo TO BIZ REMOVED RIO H WHITE
HOUSE.
When the surgeons assembled this
morning the President again REQUIRED to
the topic 81 prominent In bis mind yes.
terday and day before, viz: bis removal
to Mentor. he insisted upon some time
being hxsd. AZ the surgeons have al
ready told him his wound 10 now oaus.
ing them little annoyance. he could not
sss Why such . trip would ipjurs him. 90
being told that 90 long Q railroad journey
would bs imprudsnt. be said he bad de.
t-rminsd not to remain In the White
House any longer Il bs ooqld help It.
and asked II be could 60. to fortress
Monroe on Q STEAMER. The surgeons
could only promise him that be should
DO removed ct the earliest possible mo.
msnt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24

Ayers Asus Cure 10 purely vegetable
bitter and powerful tonic, free from qul.
nine or any mineral substance. and
always cures ths ssvsrsst cases.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24
TIE COMSTOCK.
Latest Official Mining News.
Tor the Week Ending Wednesday,
August a, 1881.

Hssvy sales or ssssra Nevada sssek
-Prsspessisg 90 - smsns.eee
~ the 0suid q carry ssd ness
Il Belchsr shaft. siss ~ shs ssv'
sxs-The water Quessass Eel
La Jacket DsvelSpmsnt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24
ni,d or Heart Dissase,

Puasrx. A. T.. August 2t.-chsrlss
z. McCuniock. editor Of the Pbouix
Heruld, died this morning Of heart dis
sass. Ia was native Of ssorsmsnto,
sgsd a. years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24
Arrival. rs.s nsr.,ss.

Vim Hayes. J Burke. L L Crockett. b
Rossnsr. A Coryell, Z Reichsl. II Kane
W = Rsichel. James Duffy. Mrs Martin.
Mrs Startling and children. J Wiley. OF
Dunnipg. n 8 Bachelor. Mrs. Nugsnt. Mr.
Harmon. Miss 7 Bride. Mrs. v Elliott. Q
c whitman. Mrs B c whitman. Mrs
Fraser and daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24
WESTERN DISPATCHES,
General dodge Dead.

General lodge DEAD.
6As flamenco. August N.-6snsrsl
George 9. Dodge did ct oakland this
morning, from the effect Of q psralytis
stroke received two years ago. His sgs
was ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24
EASTERN DISPATCHES,
THE WOUNDED PRESIDENT.

His Life Still Hanging By . Thread
"A Few Encouraging Features
The swelling OF the Parolid
Gland Lanced foday-He Begs
to Be Removed TO More
Healthy Quarters-Latest ON
cial Information Today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24
.
- vrs.sises Dsasa.

Last svsSma.
100 Manhattan. ~
100 Northern Belle. isk
90 Navajo. $50
100 Belle Isls. 400
SO Jackson. $50
$50 Albion. I 90. I Is
800 Day. AZ. . so. ~ so
100 wales. soc
100 North Belle Isls. Sos
90 Holmes. SOC
100 East Mt.Dlablo. ise
% Bodis. 81. a.
leo MeClintou. ios
100 Tiogs. zoo
400 6yndieate. 500
400 Qoodshsw. zoe
900 South Bodis, 80
leo Con. Psoiac. eoc. sSs
100 Univsrsity. %
90 Noondiy.l
400 North MONDAY. coo. ~
so Jupiter. $50
$50 Bodis Tunnel. 81
% Martin white. Soc
100 Head Centsr.
100 Silver King. 2oA
100 Orc. $50
Tzrs MOANING.
$40 ophir. n
ats Mexican. liz. lin
Iao Gould 4 Curry. 7k.7k
TOO California. I o5. I 10
100 Best d Bslchsr. ISL
$50 Savage. s 80, 81
lllS Con. Virginia. 2 20. 3 Is
TOO Chollsr. 2 90. 9 so. . %
eos Potosi. So 5 20. 3 10
$40 Hale 3 N~oroross. 1 30
$50 Grown Point. AZ. 2 50 b
$40 Yellow Jacket. 81
HOO Imperial. lso
so Ksntuck. 2 10
80 Alpha, Z so
% Bslehsr. So
20 Confidence.
ls2o Sierra Nevada. II. 49,. lea, let
l6k, l6k
$50 Utah. liz
coo Bullion. I IS. l ~
500 Exohequsr. MI ~
$50 0vsrsnAn. I s3.2
20 Justice. s5c
isas Union Con-. iAS. Il. iAs. is<.
ISL
$50 Alta. 81, 8 70
$50 Julia. t5e
20 Caledonia. &0s
$50 Silver Hill. l3e
1915 sutro. 2sc b5. 25e sso
720 Andes, I Is, I 20
40 Scorpion. I 70,lk
500 Benton. Csc
400 New wslls-Farge. lse
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24

sK Thornton. Thomas Hully. Z Pohi'
II u Lazy. Ed Houghton. A b BORDEAUX,
D Q sullivan. Mrs. D A Elkin. Nay Ross, ]
L ellison. Mrs. Z R Smith. D J NeIntosh.
Nay Cara. Mrs. p Bigeiow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24

The south DRIFT on the 2275 level 10
passing through ground requiring con.
slant umbshns. 4 progress Of u fsss
was nads Last well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24

The station at the $500 level has been
completed and sinking the winfe re-
sumsd. The bottom Of the Wine ID IN
hard ground; total depth. 100 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-24

The market remains comparatively
arm under heavy sales. Particularly is
this true Of Sierra Nevada stock. Day
before yesterday 4795 shares were sold
In San Francisco and the price advanced.
The management here deny that there
has been g favorable change 10 the mine.
bat there il . growing impression among
outsiders that the Management are
quietly absorbing the stock. which has
created . demand for It that might OF
itself keep the price up.
The usual work goes on 1t the north
end. the material passed through being
reported the same a. last week.
At the Gould Il Curry and Best Il
Bslchsr . sumpis being sIcavatsd at the
ais level. This point corresponds with
the $500 level Of the G. 4 @. shaft and 1t
would look that sinking was to be dis
continued for the present and prospect
ing commenced. There has been inter.
eating ground passed through BY the
shaft that will warrant exploring.
The Savage IL once more being worked.
The opening Of . $500 level there will
give ample virgin ground for prospect.
ing.
The Combustion pumps continue to
run smoothly. The Hale 4 Norcross
folks report that the water in the three
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-STORE, 1255, 1851, CORNER
L Slate and Thtr.eentl-sts. Good place for gso-
cery. dry-soods, osdEug-store ID. HORTON, Room IL
, 1881-04-17

RIO RENT--A LARGE BRICK. STORE,
Apply to JOHN BuEI1.EK, ~ Fifth-uy-
, 1881-04-17

ITO ORENT-STOKES 237 AND 20 EAST
Il Jackson-st. Apply to CIiAs. GOODMAN. Room
~, lIG WnshingtOn-st
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-FINE STORE 1o21Hz NORTH
l. Clark-xr- Also Nos. Gs3 (pate glass;, GIL ,', s42
West Mndfsun-3t- Also 513 and 3Gt Cottage Grove
nv., only <D. y. w. STOItKS, % Westinghouse,
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-HALF OF 2STORY AND
base basement t Drtck nouse: in pleasant ne.ghborhood
on North side. neAf Eentre-st t family Of four
lines Of cars within n1oc3 or two; rent 81 month In
advance Address 4 e., Tribune oGace-
, 1881-04-17

ITO EENT-STO1sES 253 AND 2e0 Wa
l. bnsh-uv.. near Jackson-st. axia5 each. or will
rent both trIn and nrFanEe front to suit Ap
psy to EDWARD GOODnlDGE 4 CO.. 80 West Mad
tsDn-3t-
, 1881-04-17

mo RENT-STORE ROOM AND DESIR-
l. able office In good location. Inquire OF Corfu
rAted Elbow EOJpuany, 3l5 Lake-St.
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-PAKLOR. BEDROOM, ETC.,
i furnslled eesant; desirable; to quiet Eentle-
man. lii Twenty-trst-st-. neAr Nchigan-ay- HofeIs
, 1881-04-17
ITO KENT-LARGE, FINE FRONT
l. room 10 gentlemen, Ut to Indy employed
during the dNv other No :H PFatTE- nv.

ITO RENT-NEAI: MlClllGAN-AV.A AND
l. Thtrty-fourth-st, !urse front room iurnishcd:
would permit very light housekeeping; privilege OF
parlur nd Tor tt0rAse, tu parties ~ Rood rel
creuecs, anu no children. Address t, Tribune
, 1881-04-17

NORTH SIDE.
ITO RENT T-FUKN1SIIED ALCOYE
i SUITS ~ East Uhio-st- Hefereucea
, 1881-04-17

IT.; also t1oor for light business Mt i.N Clark
It Apply to MEAD & COE Mnjor Block, DIR.
lNGA1.S, ~ Ttlruup-sL or IB CtnTk
, 1881-04-17

ITO REIMBURSEMENT OF ROOMS
J. and desirable rooms upstairs, furnished or
furnished, Alusne-squure. Address d. Tribune
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-o41 AND 243 STATErST..
southeast corner OF Jackson. one suite or well
furnished rbOMs; also, n tne sinEc room; splendid
light and ventitnuon; moderate terms to permanent
parties.
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-STORE 1Scc TWENT1-SEC--
ond-nt- Responsible parties only apply JoAN
NORRIS Nopm II, 15Q Dearhorn-st-
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-S2, ,500-STORE AND BASE
i me.lt. 4uxl(al feet us and AS WnbaSh-ny. Apply
10 w H. BultD1Ck. SsSl oouth Halsted-st. Bell Tee-
, 1881-04-17

ITO Rents LARGE ROOMS WITH
J. hot and cold water, with bath and closets, for
light housekeeping. Inquire on promises S3'2 1ndt-
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-ONE-uALF OF STORE II
l. South Cark-st. Inquire On premises G.. A.
, 1881-04-17

T1O REST-ROOMS- SUPPER FLOOR,
L or TWO lower no0rs, on Wnrren-nv, neur Lincoln:
all uderu improvements; barn room Il desired; 70
, 1881-04-17

store corner OF alleg, 2512 With or utthou, base
nlent- Also, upper floors. Inquire hoora 3. 10
La Sulle-st.