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LAkensr RETAIL STOCK OF HOSIERY AND
Underwear in America. Cook q BROTHER
Nos 49, 81 and 81 NORTH EIGHTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA. All orders will have
''o"ps St'enuon. jan2O-wly3pnr.
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DIP. HAYDOCK'S
VITALIZED
KIDNEY PkNACEk.

The extraordinary feet Of lhis pana,,oa
o. prepared BY Dr. Hayduck, upon tle
h idneys and Urinary Organs is without u
4 .r.Iiei In the history oil medicine, urd
Its results lar beyond any OF the Kidney
remedies Of the day. llstimu .ates Dlses-
ton, adds tone 70 the system. i vigorates
the Debiiitated, and Is infallible for the
cure q, Diabetes In Its worst form,
One trial of "A teaspoonfui in wine
glass OF water Will convince the most
sReptical wIthin from ten 10 twenty min
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DISORDER OF ThE KIDNEYS.


In all diseases affecting these organs,
whether they secreie too muen or to lii-
lie water. or whether they be afflicted
with stone or gravel or with aches and
aims settled Ia the loins over the regi' ne
al the kidneys
tIAYDOCks KIDNEY PANACEA
WIN give almost Immediate relief when
all other nIeans nave failed. The most
powerful existing medicine Tor the cure
81 female complains. Fifty years eA-
iierlehc, inconteslttbly prov e this r. NEEDY
dnrlvallet tur the disorders inc d, uEii TO
ne female sex. No family saOuld he
Without II, aLu II may be taken by you X
ud Old, hs IL win restore heHILn when
very uther means prove Unsuccessful,
To the stomach We trace dyspepsia,
eadHche ana general debility; 10 the
liver bile, Jaundi,e and yellow fever 70
tie bowels, d1arrhga, dysenLeIy, cunstl-
pALIon, piles and nstula; 10 tie .uugs,
consumption, etc; TO the blood, scr0fuia,
scurvy and all cutaneOus srupLious. by
aeeplng these organs and vital nuld pure
anu healthy We may safely DEFY tue at
lHcks II disease. aud no medicine yei
prepared Tor this purpose can equal the
pllpn of
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-30
SOA PS Z SOAPS!

A u persons who desire TO purchase a
good article ofSoaps call at the
y. w. CORNER OF FouRru AVN su,p,vv
STREETS, or AT THE MANUrAcTuRY.
40, COS " FROST STREET.
All kinds OF soap Grease, or u,llow will
aprl2 limo
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-30
DR.. HAYDOCK'S
NEW
LIVER PILL.
SUGAR CoATEDJ
ONE PILL Is A DOSE
ONk PILL ~ Al Dose
ONE PILL IA nnSu

EAAA ~ DOSE.
h, unese n are an absolute cure for all
bilious and malarial affections Tbe,;
graPple with disease at its fountain haaY
and ana root II out Of the PATIENTS system al
once. They iortify the body against nis'
ease In all forms OF sudden aifacss ond
epidemlcs. and enable all TO brave The
n, 1asi ma. 9anger OF swamps and forests'
one vial OF DIR. HAYCoCK's NV G.Twrn,
FILLS relieves the entire system of nains
and aehes, enlivens the spirits and sends
BOUNDING THROUGH THE VEINS
Send for this inestimahJe noad,o,,,.,
onoe and take no other At
hesltation and delay are nothing bui
another form suicide when Won he va !.
remedy at hand 70 cure sick D ess ilssts.ntIv
rake disease in time and You viii r..
saved many days OF useless misery.
". Haydock's New Liver pills
are the true grains ana essence of hea,to
ana the graatest blessing that scienoa
mas given TO the world. enee
ALL OVER THIS VAST COUNTRY
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-30

Discount days, Mondays anu Thursds q
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-30

A SBURY NJ. E. CHURCH, Rev Chas.
"A Hin, paster.
Services at 1890 a. m. and 80 p. m.
Sunday School at 3 a. m. and Up. IN. Seats
free. All are welcome.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-30

EPWORrH NJ. Z. CHURCH, corner
"a ofTenLn and Church, Rev. +. Davis,
pastor. Preaching at 1919 u. m. and 1870
p. IN. Sunday school at =. p. IN. All are
invited.
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UNITARIAN CHURCH, West street,
" above Eighth, Rev NJ W Pratt, pas
or.
service at IL a m. Sunday school at 2 80
IN. Seats free All are invited.
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DELAWAKE AVENUE BAPTl L
~ Church, Delaware avenue and West
streets, Rev. Isaac NJ. Haldeman, pastor.
Services at 1880 n. III, aud 7.3J p. IN.
Sunday School at O'Clock. All are In
vited.
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MT SALEM NJ. Z. CHURCH, Rev. T.
Nl l.. Thompkinson, pastor. Preaching
at 1870 a. IN. aud $50 y In.
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BUSINESS Training.

nass my men who contemplate a bust
cate cat are particularly requesIed 10 send
t ot ou new circular, which will give full
tranna atlon as to terms condit ons Of en-
erance,etc. Address,
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-30

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT, Sec
" oAd street, near Washington, Rev.
J. l.. Estlin, pastor.
Services at 1870 a. m. and 7.45 p. m.
School at a. IN. Prayer meeting st 6.45
d. m.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
Sheep Owners Complaining.

WiassmHsea Silver State. July 28.
sheep owners Ia the northern part oil
the county complain that large focks oil
sheep from California. soms Of which
are affected with soab. are being driven
through their ranges to Montana and
Colorado. and the laws Of the State af.
ford them no protection. They say the
scsb In sheepis . disease somsthips sim.
liar to the itch. and 10 very contagious.
one sheep frequently communicating .
whole Hook. Affected sheep driven over
Q range sometimes leave the germs Of
the disease behind them. % . lock OF
wool left on Q ssRsbrush will commune
cate tie disease to sheep coming In DON.
tact with It. Over $1,000 sheep have
been driven across the head OF Paradise
Valley this summer, some OF which were
soabby, a. the owners purchased RENE.
dies ct Paradise. knowing that there are
stringent laws In Colorado against driv.
ing affected sheep into the State. Lo.
cal sheep owners justly claim that the
wool business 10 getting to b quite an
industry In Northern Nevada. and that
they ought to DO protected BY law from
contagious and infectious diseases, BY
making It q criminal ofsnss. punishable
by hns or imprisonment, to drive dis.
ssssd sheep through the State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
The Drop Z. Albiea.
The Leader Is in receipt Of the follow.
-.h t-nr Gan E,s,r;sen.

The Leader 10 In receipt Of the follow.
ing dispatch from san Francisco:
SAN F~nASolsco, July 26.-The drop In
Albion today Ia attributed to . report
that Judge Rivss has rendered an opin.
ion adverse to the Albion.
II such Q report 10 current down there
Il il simply the shrswd guess Of some
bear operator. for no information Of
what the decision 10 liable 10 be has
leaked out here. Judge Rives has been
remarkably and commercially rstiesnt
In regard TO It. and va do not believe
that any one here has had any grounds
upon apy word Of his 10 base even
the rsmotest guess a. to how be
would decide. So far a orders sent
from here are concerned, more than
double the quantity has been Or
dsrsd bought to that ordered sold.
The fact 10, that the state Of sus-
penss and uncertainty - 10 the result
Of the trial has been taken advantage
OF BY some determined bears, who In or.
der to accomplish their ends. have not
scruplsd to start the rumor - given In
the above telegram. and the result has
been that large blocks OF the stock have
been thrown on the market and the price
forced down to less than 50 In the 10.
formal board.-Eurekd Leader. July 70.
We print the above merely to show
how wosfully even = newspaper man
can DO deludsd. II 10 an exceedingly
evident fact that the aforesaid decision
did '.leak out" and that somebody at
Eureka was selling ct . very lively rate
on the strength Of IL. Judge Rivss may
have been remarkably and commend
ably rsticent," but II no did not leak.
somebody or something did.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
Coptllur,, pl.n. for the Future.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-An evening
paper publishes an interview with o.
Senator Couklins. In which the ex'
Senator said: III am done with politics
now aud forever. This 6sht 10 over
and I shall hereafter devote my time to
my law practice" Az to the talk about
his being rendered and accepting the
Justic.sbip OF the United States su'
preme Bench, Conklips said: "Thsss
IL not Q word OF truth In the report. !
Was rendered the Cbiet Justieeship
during President Grants sdministrs.
ton, aud declined. You can resi-
assured that I shall not accept the posi-,
ton, even II 1t we're rendered to me-"
Nrw Yonx. July IA Herdld,s
Washington special says: Yesterday, !
interviewed Conkline concerning the
correctness Of the interview published
In an evening paper here and telegraph
ed to you yesterday. ConklioR said
"It 10 but one more added to the thous.
and instances OF misrepresentation and
fabrication. There IL not an ingredient
Of truth In It. have had no such oon'
~versatiou with newspaper reporter OF
anybody else. Indeed ! have not spoken
with . newspaper representative since
coming to Washington. The story II
made entirely out OF whole CLOTH"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
. Fair and Benencial piIision.


New YoRx. July %. = A Hsrald'i
London special says: A number Of
Americans who arrived here on tho last
trip Of the Gsllia have started an admir-.
able work In securing for America part
Of the collection always taken up on
board the Atlantic steamers. Rev. DR..
Newman Of New York. supported BY
John Jay. Josiah Flake. DR.. Little.
Dr.. Kind Of Warrington and Nj. Wand.
ham OF New Orleans made the sussss.
ton to Captain Hsinss that whstsvsr
was collected should be divided equally
between the Liverpool institution and
the American society presided over BY
Mrs. President Garfield 10 aid OF the
national liis-saving stations on the At
lsutic coast. Captain Hsinss serssd 10
tbs proposition and f40 having been
collected. E20 were paid to Miss Morris
Of New York for the American institu.
ton. The sbovs.nsmed gentlemen sent
. report to the Herald trusting that In
future Q similar COURSE will bs pursued
By other steamers. The fact that the
average collections made on board and
hitherto given exclusively to . Liverpool
Institution have been only f20 gives Q
reason for the belief that tbs adoption
Of the reciprocal system will increase
The generosity OF American travellers
Who constitute Q large proportion OF the
passengers. Msssrs. Drtxsl. Morgan d
Co. have consented to receive bali Of
these future contributions for the bsnsai
OF sssmsn and the shipwrsoksd on the
American side.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
Tis for ras.

In Justice Hendsrson's court, Vir'
einis. to. day, Q cas- was on trial where
Mrs. Wilcox sccussda Mrs. Nichols oil
malicious mischief. In which the jury
were treated to language from complain.
ants lips hardly ever heard from those
Of the softer sex In the court room. The
defendant and her husband. It seems.
rented Q half Of plaintiffs house some
time ago. 10 which the two families have
lived for about four months. As . mat
ter Of course 1t resulted In trouble. Mrs'
Wilcox complains that Mrs. Nichols mol
only destroyed . number Of flower pot'
and plants belonging to plaintiff, but as
serted In language not to be mistaken
that she had empiied the contents oil
furniture that usually rests beneath the
bed against the side Of the house oocu'
pied by the complaining witness.
Mrs. Nichols has sworn out Q counter
charge, as IL were, which asserts thai
her fair name has been traducod and that
foul and abusive epithets have been sp-
piled to her by her lsndlsdy.
The Arst trial will probably DO con.
oludsd today. but the vordy battle will
bs renewed tomorrow on the second
case which rsvarsss the position OF plain
tiff and defendant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
Rife Shooting Extraordinary.

The San Francisco Coll Of Monday
says: A remarkable exhibition Of rifle
shooting BY Q child wa that given BY
Lillian f. Smith at Woodward's Gar.
dsus yesterday. The little girl 10 bu,
ten years old, and she has never ap.
psarsd before In public. She showed
no embarrassment however, and pro-
c.edsd to shs,tsr glass balls In . business.
like way worthy Of Dr.. Carver, reload.
Ing her rife like . veteran. OF fifty
balls thrown into the air but four wsrs
missed. Ten balls were broken inside Of
three minutes, though they were only
seen In . hand mirror and shot over the
shoulder. The g~unsigbts being covered
by . large piece OF cardboard. ten balls
we're broken In less than two minutes.
Az an example Of rapid airing. ten balls
wsro struck In forty seconds. Nails
made to rsvolvs in . large circle at the
end OF Q cord wore demolished and their
fragments sent flying over the orchestra,
seriously interfering with the hiah notes
Of the tubs. Miss Smith received the
applause showsred upon her With the
air OF . sixth grade school girl bowling
alter q recitation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
About bittsau.

CHICAGO, July 27.-A Warrington
special says: Bailey. who 10 Corkhill's
stsnogrsphsr and secs more Of aistssu
than anybody else. says hs still says,
whenever he has . chance. that be hopes
the Prssidsnt will die. II bis act has
restored harmony to the Republican
party hs feels that his mission has been
sufacisntly successful. Bailey has q
very bulky mass OF short paper, parts
OF which will be written out for use at
Gittsau's trial. A great part Of 1t CON.
sis,s Of photographed statements BY
aittsau, whose vanity has prompted him
to give very full accounts OF bis life.
Hs keeps his health very we'll. though
showing signs Of continued imprison'
msnt. His treatment has not been
altered from the hrst. Hs 10 confined
In . cell 20 placed that communication
with the world 10 entirely shut Of. and
the keepers are under orders TO say moth.
Ing to him beyond what 10 necessary.
He 10 not st all anxious to have greater
liberty. He seems TO be afraid that bis
person Il In danger, and could hardly b
Induced to 90 down to the Wsrden's
room the other day to get better facilities
for dictstion lest II might bs . russ to
get him into the hands Of the populses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
Race with q Reptile.
H.ehanie,.osn (Nd.) cgar.~.

A. the Shenandoah Valley fast q.
press entered the mile cut Immediately
north Of our town on Tuesday last, the
engineer was horror stricken 10 see what
he supposed to b tho end Of . rail Just
ahead Of bis rushing locomotive. sliding
rapidly away from him. His hrst
thought was Q broken rail caught By the
pilot. and be expected an instsntsnsous
shock. Wondsrment usnrpsd the place
Of lear when . second glance revealed Q
dvs.foot black snake Of the species
known q runner" gliding rapidly
away from him on top Of the rail.
In the excitement OF the moment bis
hand sought the throttle; he threw It
wide open and the train bounded for
ward under the impulse. bat the snake
maintained its lead although the train
Was running at fully atty miles an hour,
and when the end OF the sut was reached
and an opportunity vas afforded TO
escape, II LETT the rail, ran out into open
space, ooiled itself up. threw itself into
an attitude Of defiance and died right
there. An examination proved that the
intense hest Of the rail- had burned u 10
death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
MeYieau Nstiopal Debt.

Crrr or MrxIoo. July T.-Ths gov.
eminent has information that unauthor.
is.d parties 10 the United States and
England are trying to form o syndicate
to rssdjust the national debt held In
England. Tbs scheme 10 . private spec.
ulstion and 10 rspudisisd BY tho Prrsi.
dent and Secretary OF the Treasury.
Nobody has been authorized to make
any arrangement. The question will b
considered BY government at an early
date, through ofacisl delegates. when
satisfactory arrangements will be made.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
R.e.psie. OF Oh. Thieves.

The depot platform in Virginia was
crowded and Union street lined with
persons this morning eager to sec San
ders and Angelo, the jswslry thieves
who were brought back from San Fran
cisco on the express train. As the train
stopped Chief Bradley stepped OF the
platform OF the rear car and started
with his prisoners toward Sutton avenu
on the east side Of the train. thus
avoiding the crowd. The crowd were
determined not to be deprived Of q
glimpse OF the burglars 30 easily and
with . hurrsh q grand rush wal made
along the west side OF the depot to head
the Chief and his charges Of at Sutton
avenue, which was done and . crowd Of
500 or GOO people followed the officer to
the door Of County Jail No. 2, where
the prisoners were lodged. The crowd,
which was composed OF men and women
and boys and girls. was larger than any
circus ever had In Its wake In Storey
county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
Ansrsoes lsfsrasi ssssies,

sAs FnAscisco. July D-a ?. ~
Con. Virginia. 2 Is. 2 Is $50; scorpion.
I os. 1; Alta. 4 10. Z os; Albion. I IS. l 30;
Benton. I; California. roc; Alta. Z 10;
Hale 4 Norcr0ss, 3 20. 81; Mexican. ~;
POtosi. Az; ophir, 81; Sierra Nevada.
-; Day. . 40; Albion. I 30; Mono. SOS.
.: Union Con-. 81, 81; Gould b Curry.
81; Day. Q 40; Silver Hill. isc; Tiptop.
81; Best 4 Bslehsr. IL. lo<; Alpha. Z Is;
Gould 4 Curry. 81; Hale 4 N~oreross,
. 20; savage. . 70; Utah. 81; aoodshaw.
s0c; Union Con-. Q $50; Crown Point.
2 os; Bsehtsl. IN. / 10; ovsrmsn. IL,
I %; Bodis Tunnel. Z IS; Chollar. AZ;
Iursks Con-. 2ak slo; 0vsrman. IL;
Northsrn Belle. lsk; E~xchsqusr. I 10.
I Is; Bslchsr. 8.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
The California Iichb0rn0.

New YORK. July 27.-Ths World says;
The daughter Of Ferris. the California
Tiohborns claimant. 10 living In Brook.
lyu. She 10 about nineteen years Of age
and 10 named Jennie Ferris. She says
her father. Charles Ogden Ferris. aban.
donsd her when her mother, his nrst
wife. died, about fifteen years ago. The
daughter was left IN charge Of her aunt,
Mrs. wm. Il. Earle. who remembers
Ferris. aud who 10 thoroughly convinced
that his claim TO the name Of Tichborns
10 an imposturs. The daughter has the
same belief, and says she thinks 1t her
duty to oppose her fathers fraudulent
scheme, and not to assist It BY keeping
II eilent,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
The Comiag .

From the following in the Ban Fran
cisco Exchange Of yesterday, 1t would
seem that . nsw management Of old
mines Was to Be the order Of things ut
10 we'll remembered that Maurice Hoe
hioh was one Of the out and injured on
the last Alta racket. which was 90 sud
denly checked by . dow Of water. SO
was Mr.. Levy. II our memory 10 not ct
fault. Putting this and that together 10
1t q violent superstition that the new syn
dictate. which 20 brilliantly got away
with Savage, and 10 now laying Tor Ell.
ch.qusr. may be also going for Alta !
When everything 10 down ct bed rock 10
the time for people to lay the founds'
ton stone for Q BONANZA kingdom
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
Another Gitteau.

MMSrAPoLIs. July 2s.-Proupt 40.
ton on the part Of the friends OF Gov.
srnor Pillsbury here has probably pre-
vented repetition. upon . small scale. oil
q tragedy like that which laid the Prssi.
dent at deaths door. Since the attempt
to sssassinats the President. Thomas b.
CRADLE. . neshbor Of the Governor has
maintained . mysterious mien and gone
about the neighborhood assuring bis
friends that hs had . great work To- per.
form, and when urged for an explains
tion on several occasions asserted II to
be the shooting Of the Governor. No
attempt has been made by CRADLE to
carry out his threats. but hs has given
such uumisiakabls evidence OF insanity
on this subject. especially since Git.
teau's crime. that hs was taken into
custody yesterday and taken to the
asylum at St.. Peter for treatment. He
has heretofore been very much respect.
cd and 10 every way worthy oitissn
and an extensive contractor and buildsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
The Carson Tribune says the monotoDy

The Carson Tribune says the monotopy
Of the State Capital was broken yestsr.
day forenoon. BY . little Ast.neht be-
tween the editors OF the two morning
papers. in the Law office Of Harris 4
Bsrtins. Nobody hurt. They fought
till they began to get angry. and quit.
Geo. Bssmsr Of Gold Hill. who had
his foot badly crushed. by . heavy piece
Of timber on the 7th Of last April. IL just
able to hobbls around on crutehes. His
foot was saved from am~putation, but Il
will be Q long while before hs will be
able to use II In walking.
]. B. ovsrtos. of the Water Company.
left for San Francisco last evening. Hs
will return tomorrow.
Jack Hallinsn. the athlete and boxer.
was among the arrivals on the comstock
this morning.
The price paid for nns silver at the
Carson Mint d ll1x cents per ounce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Tho P~resident's Condition To-day :
Latest 0flcial Information.

EXECUTIVE MAssIoS. WARRINGTON,
July 2s-7 A. M.-Dr. Bliss says the
President passed an excellent night,
better than any since he was wounded.
Hs slept soundly most Of the night, and
.voks this morning looking bright and
feeling hungry. There has been q salts
f.ctory discharge OF pus during the
night. His temperature this morning ID
apparently about normal.
5 A. M.-Ths President rested we'll
during the night. with NO riRor or fsbrils
disturbances. This morning the i'm.
movement In his general condition is
distinctly perceptibls. he appears re-
frsshed by his nights rest. and o..
presses himself chserfully a. to his
condition. Pulse. 90 temperature.
81; respiration. Is.
1880 p. x.-Ths President bore dress.
inn his wound this morning with less
fatigue than hitherto. It appears well
and 10 discharging sufficiently. Shortly
stterward his bed Was rolled into the
adjoining room. while that occupied till
now IL being thoroughly cleaned and
put In order. His pulse II now "a. tenn
peraturs 98.6. respiration Is.
1 ?. x.-Ths President 10 doing splen.
didly today. Hs has no fever and the
surgeons now consider his fever broken
for good. The wound continues TO drain
thoroughly. BE has Q good appetite and
his food dlsests we'll. Dr.. Hamilton sr:
rived from New York this morning and
ct noon hs said the President was i'm
proving a. fast as possible.
220 p. x.-Ths condition OF tbs
President continues sysrywsy sstisfac'
tory. His pulse Is below 100. he IL
entirely free from fever and resting
quietly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28

P. vucanovich Of Virginia was arrest
Cd las. evening by Chief Of Police Msr-
ri,s for doing business In Gold Hill
vithout q license. He will be allowed
10 appear before Justice Henderson at 4
?. u. today.
The morning express train OF the
v. 4 7. B. B. was an hour late In isav'
ios Rsno this morning; cause. trouble
an the Central Pacific. The train ar.
lived in Virginia bat . half'heur later
than usual.
A the hose cart belonging on North
y street Virginia. was returning to tn
houss Last night after the are alarm. the
driver ran over . dog on North o street
belonging to Jas. Pitcher. . faro dealer.
An alarm Of fire was sounded in Viz.
siuis las. night about ll:so o'clock.
The wind was blowing . gale d. the
sins and Il was fortunate that the alarm
proved to b . false one.
James Kelly. Who assisted In the rob-
s.,v Of Msnnine's store. wss removed
10 he County jail proper this morning.
Judge Risias and wife are in Sierra
valley. California. ct oanpe'n's Hot
spfinss.
x.resrss xeCurdy Of Gold Hill has
~ : declantou Of he0setsed.