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Aurie Capt Johannsen the latter for Pensacoia;
Soar. Uk0sk the latter for Baltimore; 9Th inst Air, o
Francisco. ''' san
Arrived oath ut Livingstone capt 0Dgburl 3l,h MI,
carlo. Orpeus "a inst. ooda; 4th inst Colombia
John Swan; 9th list, Luca Nina, Sth inst, Hiauath
Modern the latter OF scy Islands, Rosa Danoyaro RYE
-yoS
MEssISA Jan 5-saed- BARR ST Joseph, Johnson Roso,
TAMAlAyR, Nov. 81 Sailed-Barx Sciau. seas Boston
ZANZIBAR Dec 23-Saiied-Bark Geor1na ii, Welca 10.
ton. ' 'os
For Later Ship Ne,os. u dnN see Sereatt Iaas
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LIE CITY'S PROSPERITY.
AN INCREASE OF $3s 2O9,G $50 IN THE VALUATION
oE AsSrss ARIr pRnPERIY OVER LAST YEAK.

OF AssFssABLE PROPERTY OVER LAST YEAR.
The Tax Commissioners have finished their
valuations and assessments of real estate,
and the books will be thrown open 10 the
asseseable property for the present wear IS fixed
at $3.50, 7S9, $780, an increase OF S3o .209,G39 over
last year. Most of the increase Is N the uptown
wards 1000 additional buildings having been
erected in the Nineteenth Ward alone. Many adj
dtional buildings have been erected also IN tho
Twelfth, Eighteenth and Twenty-se?ond Wards
the erection of valuable buildings in Wall, Broad
and William-sts. and Broadway, and the increased
value of property III and around the money centre.
There is an increased valuation in ward III the
city, the smallest being in the Sixth, Tenth,
Thirteenth and Twenty -fourth Wards.
The following is the valuation and increase by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-09

wife was in the courtroom with her two little
girls and cried bitterly during the examination "
the prisoner Bryant had in his possessl IN tickets
to Wisconsin for himself and his family. He was
arrested while waiting for train ne eu faG no 'n nf
his children called out, "Why. mamma! there's
papaW when no entered the waiting-room of the
depot, and Detective Dwyer, of Albany, who had
followed Mrs Bryant from that city, stepped up
and arrested him.
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= ~ =
Dr. J. A. SHERMAN and the only DR.. SnERMAN known totha
Public for the 80 more for lis methoj
OF eatng Rupture without the annoyance ~ tse.
infc has returned his ST Louis Office may p0U N,
consulted at his prIn,ital Office, 2jJ Broadway.
Patient@ treatment
home day. During treatment sind ~ active exercise
OF labor performed without interfering with treat
men anu safety the dangers nm
tIre Rupture gives the most reliable proof,
from prtes-ipni gentlemen crrgyiGea and
M rchan his Successful pTa ce AMI popularity there.
this country AMI IN the West Indies
afflicted shOuld read Il and Inform themselves.
IL IL with Photographic kcue 81 extremely
bad asses and cure and mailed ~ those .en1
10 LeAts. .----
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Guilty OF ENTERTAINMENT.

b. Dole Bryant, the manager Of the rooms of the
Singer Sewing Machine Company at Albany, who
was arrested Thursday night in the waiting room
OF the depot Of the New-York, Lake Erie and
Western Railroad in Jersey City. was arraigned
before Police Justice Peloubet yesterday. He was
charged with having embezzled $4,000 OF the funds
of tho company. lie Acknowledged that the charge
was true and siid that he had spent the stolen
money among his associates. He agreed to go back
to Albany without waiting for re0uistioD. His
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SHIPPING NEU..S.
PORT OF NEW.YORK. .....JAN. :. 1851.
IL L. Il :. =

PORT OF NEWIORk .....JAN. :. 1851.
ARRIVED
Str Ohcio BIZ Mitchell Hull Dee - Boston Jan a. with
SIR Vile ,,e Mar,rc Fri, Nooveon Havre Dec 2j. with
u:ss nlsSeugrrs q l. ii" i5r1iAL
~tr mo 6TJulr, Pennington CONVERSION Zee IL Kew west
Jaa with tnsc and u&as,nscrs TOT II Mallory & &c.
Lord E-!inrtOn, Brown. Philadelphia, IN ballast 10
Simpson K sp nee.
'iuloni. stevens NOiOk Wt1 ndse ana
old pomiuUu - 60.
81 vi ian, k,nnedy, Foster Providence Cor Philadelphia
ship shcr Roy ot Malnd, 49, Roy ndrscIlles 4JdayS
Btrk Emanuel panoyaro (ID Lauro, Bordeaux is days
in ballast Funch, Edy" & co.
Bsrk C1ra Z Mct;ilyrry ~carspor Wnlnut nsm.rsra
iulys with 10 Cameron y CO. vessel Carver &
H4rk AItmorc ,of glasgow Tassf Pernanihuco IS days
WIFE sugar MOI ewuNl y Co. v,''Sr 10 Geo Z iiul v
Europa tGrr Sauelmich Bremen % days wil mdsc
[ order. N'-<r to NJ 4f'r.
BARK John Back cot ~. Jouy. NIB Prnsle, Barrow Is
tiI =. IN Od Lust H. I | NtkluS & ~'u.
BARK D'n.nitO = tll, Ariep Cagl!au ll2 days with
salt 10 o:'irli weasel to Lawrence Giles $50.
uf Onlt) lrinck Kio Janciro l6
with concc !. - Morgan vessel Bullry.
B@ villa IL" Lanes Span. Putg. ttontra - day.. with
mahogany thrvrrlia * Go. bound Barcelona and
put ths rUrt for repairs having lost spIr4,
beng -liuii ~ ruyi-iuls.
KacLel oonry oi Eangor Coney, New Haven. in bal
last 10 Miller n Iloughtun.
Big lchtlke NUl Itk. Per alO' - days, VITA
to order. vessel to & rUb =
BIG Andrea Pairc tlian, natnOvaro. 'rgcIt - DAYS
with sui hur To order vessel Ia :, Iiplt ~ 20
Ne OF New Haven Neal, Port spain % day It'll
sugar to - lroW bridge X ..
VIA II Kr,nt,. B"cr' Cedar Keys II days with um
bcI fo order: tOJ \ Van BTuut
>chr Amrcw y Vrrer. smith k,onvle ~ days. with
lumber To Order, vessel Ia A DAYTON & Go.
Srhr Victor Pug OF BootuhIyi. flrudri Ro lurhe 81
days. with hdcs etc 20 'iitd iGrirs - 90; vessel ~
Schr vinr Leslie of Flsw YIN; Iargcriv Mraroaue IL
DAYS. with OswCOd 10 Iha'klIy * 60: vest To MIXER &
SUNSEr-WITD-At sandy Hook. light. Nj hay. Al
Cry Island, hghi. r. cloudy -
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R1RDs DYING ON LONG ISLAND.

Tho recent heavy SHOWS on Long Island have
made it impossible for the quail and paTtIdgcs to
secure food, and hundreds arc found dead in the
woods and fields. In some places they fly into the
yards of the dwelling house and are fed by the
farmers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-09
FAITHFUL SERVANTS SAVINGS.

Daniel Wallace who after upward Of thirty
years of faithful service in the family of Colonel
James Hamilton and his SOD, Alexander Hamilton,
at their house near lryngton, died December 8 ct
the house of Edward Fay Mr.. Hamilton's coach
man. at Dobbs Ferry. at the age Of seventy-ninc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-09

LAND AGENT: II say, Dennis, what's this
read about q set Ofruans nearly killing Lord 2carelms
agent at he cross here I" WAITER Ab snra
they bate him wild sticks" Land Agent Dd they bear
hin badly T. Waiter NO, bedad, they bate him lfsls
Welli"-fPuuch Almanack. -'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-09

He left personal estate and cash in several ban
Der 5. 1877. with codicil dated September -,
1880. The will has been filed in the surrogate Is
Court at White Plains By it all of the property ID
bedueathed to the testatos relatives and friends
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/ Announcements.

EARL g. WILSON'S patent "Short-D Band,
collars and 9ealdge" cuffs always give satisfaction Ths
best made, and sold everywhere.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIArrRE ALNANNc.

TO-DAY.
Inn rl.As.. 7.i -. 45l Clock fast n3 lscc.
Moon .ets 10 NooL -odths. 7.52 Moons ase. days .
UGGi WATER TODNY-A VI
Sandy HOOK. :j3 lssrd.. BIZ Hell Gate... 5:O6
HI';H WATER TO.DAY-P ".
sandy tlOOX.. 5Ol Gov lsani-. BID Hell Glte... 1914
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rim 6renue Hotei--General +. w. Palfrey Of Bos
ton, Colonel A. 8. BufOr OF Richmond, MAMMALIAN
polttan H0tet-Marcus >. Norton. OF Troy.
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Rupture RELIEVED AND CrREp.

Piles arc instantly relieved end prrmanentlv
cuItd By using ANAKEss' samples free SO Mece:gt
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ARNOLD,
CONSTABLE & co,
LIN WSS.

WEI open on Monday next, January II,
fine selection of Household and Family
Linens. VIZ: Table Damask. Tab'o
Cloths, Napkins and Doylles in Sets,
Sheetines. Pillow Case Linens. Lunch
Cloths. Towels and Towellings, &c, &c.
Foreign and Domestic White Goods IN
every variety. Also. their Spring Impor-
ta'ion OF Hamburg Nainsook and Swiss
EmbroIderies in Edgings and lnsertings
To- match. and the same fabrics in 10 and
ward wide, suitable tor Waists and Chill
drcns Dresses, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-09
Tell. THE SICK.

Thousa OF lives are destroyed by diseases Of The ners
an liver kianeyWor, would then. Tel the sex ofir
IL for sale BY all druggists III ei;her dry 1ai
FORM Ionaon Times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-09

No health with inactive liver and urinary or.
gaLs without Hop Bitiers
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- - h'Hf
jLE AIRED.

strs Gloucester BIZ Peters Bristol, Morgan: ITev1
yia. XIX i%insE: Eoi,,[i@,, f%nsn f:yc s 60; Yer
Whrrorri iircncn Via souIhampton. Orrcls CO. Ncp.
tune rery E iyS mE bSsI%% yg B2 ,
Point Redmond old dominion IS Coz rcnclacior Jones
wood tharieston Qnlnarl % Guy Macon Kemp
3 aa KEY w t Mallory S 19 MS1r hAt Cy
ADAM rSn G%SSFt ia, Nr Hravo or
T-mG" " IT . %TaSr ES' PHI i HSna GTS"n Lon
scarra x 20. ruone rodeSta utaD N"m"ngo. Eoacn,
Tss T@icl LoTSlisr nGnEsr st risFG Mart TGOw
Iiall Ferry tsr'irnls. waydclI ( Co.
:aS %oS% n Gft as tous f"a St @ M
co. Lily, Cclr chacs.on. Evans Bal Co; A Mc Nichoi.
sSr J%Ei@yG en- TG IL ne MeR Kane Para
James " LiMrli %Co '"the Berry, wilson, Port SPAN.
Anchored al city Islnd Ch,s Rice for Portland.
brss { Van Horn, for Inba Rapid, for RIO janeirO.
sAvASy.n. Jan sEork Thoq,. Fletcher. from New
h S stt unto yf ID AMI Sa lowed 1 On
Flats here sls noT lies The vessel IS leaking badly,
has repaired AMI sailed hence Tor Liverpool.
STEAMER MOVEMENTS FOREIGN PORTS
LoSpoX Jan SIATTyc s,rs GEunGs IN ~ Y9ans from
LvERrooI, Jan Ssaled str Illinois Shackior, Phladel
Mrnved str Deiambro ,Br, Russcl from New. Orleans
HAyrr, Jan Starved, str FrJa DAM JOhansen, from
STEAMER MOVEMENTS AMERICAN PORrs
PomlASp Jan srclsa1od SIR LAKE WLaipeg Liverpool.
Sailed srs Liverpool; Pembroke do: II Miller
BaIinOre; t0mau. hilsdelphia; Gl.ucus New. YORK
PHILADELPHIA Jan oArriycd, strs Khynland Antwerp.
Aries Boston,
Also arrived str Florida New.York
Cleared strs Norman Boston Catherine Whiting AMI Pan.
Their. Providence
Sailed Juniata, Panther Whiting. Regulator virginia
Fanator and Ashland
DELAWARE BHRAxwArRR Jan s-Auved str wiIrarusport
from Philad, lphil for New York.
BALnMoRR. Starved. strs otway Tower, Corner,
Liverpool; United states, Now. York,
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan Passed In, Guermo Liver
poo IcpOrltv as the Kdrago
Passed out-Str West Indian, Liverpool.
CHARLESTON Jan S-Arrivcd str Delaware %aW.VOrI
Cleared Char estOn Now-YOrk.
SAVANNAH. Jan sAn1vcd str W Lori. Philadelphia.
Al Ty bre-Str CITY Of Savannah. New. York.
Sal ell str city OF Augusta. New.YUrk,
MOBILE. Jan S-Cleared str Mobile, Liverpool
NEwORLEAXs, Jan Starved, tho Passes str City OF
Merida, from Mexican ports.
Also arrived str Ag ers New.YOTk.
Cleared str Widdeinton Hamburg.
FOREIGN SHIPPING
Jan 8Saed, 10Th ut. Ole lu. 3lst nit
Tuchan Sd iEst Madre Flight Nignny NordeBsk cant
Abrahamsen) the latter fox Wilmington 9th Inst Argonlu
Laura Gertrude Washington, ali for New. York, Candida
Carpione FOL BALTIMORE Holden Lea, latter
for Charleston, Mime Capt Vanand PrOspeta the latter
for baltimore; 9th inst Alice Lndoi the lat
Ter Belt Don AntiosO the Baltimore:
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FUNhIIfN SHIPFINTF.
LONDON, Jan SSaied 26th ult. Ole Bull 3ls ult Teresa
Tulchan; Sd iEst Madree Flight Vignny NordeBskOa capt
latter fox Wilmington: 9Th lust Argonaut
Gertrude Washington all for New YORK, Csnddo.
latter FOL Baltimore, Holden. Lea
for Charleston Mime Capt Vanand PrOspert the latter
for baltimore; 9th inst Alice, Batavia Capt LInde lat
Ter ;or Belt Don AntiOsO the BALTIMORE
III inst kTomad n;aut Anderson G!enaIos. Gloa,nin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-23
Miscellaneous,

DUBLIN, April 2s.-Tho Land League
Convention unanimously agreed to q
resolution giving the Irish Parliamentary
party full latitude TO devise amendments
to and watch the progress OF the Land
bill In the House Of Commons.
CoRx. April 22.-ono thousand emil
grants sailed yesterday for the United
States. Another thousand leave today.
They ere mostly OF the farming class.
LONDON, April 23.-Ths Prince OF
Wales will represent ths Queen at Earl
Bssoonsf-ld's funeral.
LrIpsIc, April ga public meeting
under the auspices OF the Progressionists
was dissolved yesterday by the police by
virtue OF the Socialist law. The So
c%islisls were largely represented at the
meeting.
HAMBURG, April 22.-Two thousand
Ave hundred smigrsnts left here for
America the hrst three months Of the
present year. against COCO for the same
time last year.
PrsTH, April 22.-Ths river Thesis
has broken down the dykes and insn.
dated 5000 acres and two villages near
Lzenoluok. Rain 10 falling again ct
Szeeden.
SEVILLE. April 22.-This port is closed
In consequences Of inundstions. The
river Ia rising.
CoSsrAsrrNoPLr, April 22.-The Porte
has prohibited the importation Of Amer.
lean pork. A Commission Of Americans
will ascertain the value Of the stock
already arrived. after which 1t will be
DESTROYED,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-23
A. Usai.pssed Prepesi,io..

Whatever may Be the opinions OF the
public with regard to the merits Of the
atrioal plays. there Ia no difference Of
opinion with regard to the merits Of the
clothing houses Of this county. Itis's
universally admitted fact that Banner
Brothers. cornsr Of @ and Taylor streets,
Virginia. stand p~re-eminrnt In their
line Of business. Their pieces are a.
ways good. performed to full houses
daily. and prices are reasonable. No
person goes away from their store dis.
satisfied. Banner Brothers are always
on tho lookout for attractions In the way
Of new goods and new styles. With
one partner 10 New York, another In
San Francisco. no novelty In the cloth.
ing line escapes their notice. Every
train to Virginia brings new goods to
Banner Brothers. Every we'll dressed
man seen on The streets OF Virginia
buys his clothes OF Banner Brothers.
Aud the good taste displayed by this
frm in their selection OF goods pro-
notes culture and advances civilization.
Without Banner Brothers our people
would be obliged TO wear unfashionabls
clothes. And II 10 claimed that untidi-
ness in dress brings laxity Of morals and
decentralization Of character. Much
praise 10 therefore due to Banner Broth
ers for their efforts to better the condi-
ton OF their fellow men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-23
A GRAND SCHEME.
Tappisg . Lake 10 Rus sawmiih
ana Rlumea.
Carson 7ime.. april Al.

Sofso" <s"st NV
P, N. Marker, OF Washos City. re-
GENTLY bought Of Captain Merrill . half
interest In Eagle Lake and surrounding
lands for $50, 900. The firm will be
known % Merrill & Marker, and propose
to develop . fiumipg, ranch and wood
business OF large extent. Eagle Lake 10
situatsd 100 miles north OF Reno and
contains ll6 square miles OF water sur
face. A tunnel one mile long will 30
run to . point twelve feet be-
low the level Of the lake. and
through that outlet the waters will b
diverted for Auming aud irrigating
purposes. The lake 10 surrounded
with Q thick growth Of magnificent
sugar pine, ar and ordinary pine timber.
This will be cut and foated through the
tunnel to q saw mill which will DO built
over the cut, thus securing Q twslvs.ioot
fall Of water for the turbine wheel which
will furnish the motive power. The
lumber will DO dumped ont OF the end Of
the mill into the fums and dostsd to
some station on the Nevada and Oregon
railroad. soon to be built. Msssrs. Msr.
rill & Marker have also 10000 acres Of
land seventeen miles below Honey Lake
valley, and with such . net work Of val
liable interests, have II In their power to
largely aid In the development Of . rich
region and at the same time secure very
handsome returns for their capital and
enterprise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-23
Lyon County Items.
DAYTON Timss, April %.

OeytoH h'"sst nP'" So
The Mohawk mine. Como, will begin
working three shifts Monday.
The mail game through from Bodis or
the O. and O. road for the frst time or
Wednesday.
|. The telegraph wires on the line Of III.
10. and @. road were stretched through
Dayton on Tuesday.
@. Il. Rulison drew $4,000 from The
Mint on Wednesday morning for bullion
from the Atlanta mill.
The Cbinsmsn have . large garden
near the railroad. which they irrigsts BY
packing water from the river.
The Arst carload Of ore shipped ovsI
the @. and O. road arrived In Dayton
last Sunday. consigned 10 the Lyon Mil
and Mining Company.
The telegraph wires are IN position
[ about thirteen miles down the river
There are seventeen men In the con-
struetion force. and work 10 being
pushed rapidly.
About 500 cords OF the wood drive
have arrived. There will DO 1000 more
Let down % soon - the work OF taking
out at the Eureka mill 10 finished.
Captain A. W. Pray, OF Lake Tahoe,
has moved his cattle from the ranch al
the Big Bend OF the Carson to his home
ranch at the lake. The band passed
through Dayton on Sunday.
All the arsstrss in Gold Canyon hav.
been obliged to quit work on account Of
lack OF water. The batteries Of the NIP
4 Tuck mill In Silver City have also
been stopped. the pans only been kept
going.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-23
Ansrssss ssrsss Rsssss.

San Francisco. April Isl ?. ~
Best 3 Bslcher. IL sales. In bid; Albion
2 80 bid. 3 sales. 5 bid. 3 0s sales; Sierra
Nevada. l0A bid. iox asked. i0k sales;
Gould 4 Curry. Z bid. ~ sales; Chollar. 8
sales; Crown Point. AZ bid. 2 60 sales ;
OpLir. IA sales; Yellow Jacket. 4 30 bid.
4 IS bid. 4 s. sales, 5 bid. 5 sales. 4 30
sales; Hale / Norcross, 81 bid. 81 sales;
Mexican. Q bid. 3 sales; Utah. Q bid. 3 sales
Potosi. 4 o5 bid. 4 05 sales; Bullion. IL
asked, I As bid. I As sales; Mexican. ~
bid, 81 sales; Andes. 2 40 bid; Gould q
Curry sN sales; Alta. 8 bid; Ophir. 2 bid
Albion, s 20 bid. 81 sales; Overman. y 70
bid; Savage. 8 65 bid. 3 20 sales; Caledonia
zoe bid; Alta. 3 05 sales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-23
WESTERN DISPATCHES
End Of Family Feud-ons Brother
in.LsW Kills Another.

sAx F~aAxcIsco. April 2s.-About II
o'clock yesterday morning John b.
Chandler shot and killed Thomas A.
Cunningham on Warrington street, Just
below che old City Hall. Chandler was
shot and badly wounded In the shoulder.
Cunningham and Chandler married sis
tiers. A few months ago Cunningham's
wife left him and went TO live with her
family In Washington Territory. Anew
weeks ago she returned here on her
husbands representation that he was
earning enough 10 support her and
would do 20 II abe would return. She
found on her return that he had mis-
represented his position and again LETT
him and went to live with her sister,
Chambers wife. On the 14th Of the
month she began proceedings for . d.
vorcs on the grounds OF failure to pro-
vide. Since then there has been . bitter
quarrel In progress. which eliminated In
this mornings shooting. Ten shota
were fred. Chandler was recently IN
the stock business and has held several
government Offices through the influences
OF Zach. Chandler. TO whom hs WA 70
lated. Cunningham was . commission
merchant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-23
The Turbulant Turks.

LONDON. April PA sansuinary en-
sasement took place ON Tuesday between
the Seventy seventh Battalion Of Turks.
under Dsrvish Pashs, and the Albanians.
The latter attempted. to stop Dervish
Pasha's advance. After several hours
fighting between Pristina and Prisrew
Dervish Pasha continued bis advance.
Dervish Pasha has issued q proclams.
ton announcing that hs will suppress
oil attempts at sedition, and promising
reforms. He exhorts the Albanians to
return to their duty. Otherwise they will
be treated with the greatest rigor ~
rebels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-23
ripper. Opsr. He.ss.

The performance Of "Ksntuck" al
Pipsr's Opera House. Virginia, last
night. WAS well received. The audience
was delighted. and applaudsd without
stint. The naturalness OF the scenes
pictured. as in the race course scene In
the second act, enchanted the attention
Of the audience completely. No better
acting than that OF Stetson. or In fact OF
the whole company. in ''Ksntuck" last
night. has been witnessed 10 Virginia
for months. Chalet. in his leafs OF vsn-
triloquism. was very entertaining.
"Kentuck" will be repeated tonight.
Tomorrow Sunday night. last sp-
pearancs Of E. T. Ststson and company
in Virginia, ON which occasion the
beautiful drama Of Happy Valley; or,
The Golden Days Of 49," will be pre-.
sented.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-23

The Virginia and Truckss Railroad
Company yesterday nailed some plank
along the side OF the E street tunnel.
making It impossible for . cat to fall
through now. Perhaps, since the death
Of Mullen, caused by falling In the tun.
mel, those who have been In the habit oil
stripping the boards from the aides Of
that tunnel will have regard enough for
human life 10 leave them alone.
Superintendent Boohsr says he will
hold an examination Of applicants FOL
teachers certificates ~ loon a. school
closes 10 Virginia for the term. Tbs
teachers now employed will not be called
on by him to pass an examination. and
the School Trustees OF Virginia have de-
cided to follow the rule OF last year and
will not compel teachers to attend the
examination.
When the Yellow Jacket pumps start.
cd. the Tunnel Company did not have
their drain boxes in sutro cleaned out,
and the water overlooked, Transforming
Sutro into . second Venice a. regarded
navigation. The boxes we're soon put
In order. The Yellow Jacket IL send.
ing one. third Of the water that goes
through the tunnel.
Unless . bonanza 10 soon developed
on the Comstock IL will be necessary to
levy . special school tax for Virgins
District - we'll - Gold Hill. The
Trustees OF that district report that
they have only funds sufficient for two
months.
The Indians around the Comstock
have the smallpox scare. but nc small.
pox. The fact Of their rushing to The
hospital 10 get vaoeiuatsd has given riss
to reports Of smallpox among them. bui
there Il nothing In II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-23
Boy Terribly Mangled.

San Francisco. April 22.-William
Fanchaun. II years OF age, who was en-
ployed In the Csntsnnial Stair Factory.
on Brannsn street, between Fourth and
Fifth. while working yesterday alter
noon In the basement Of that building.
was caught In one OF the belts and 70.
volvsd rapidly around before the msohin'
cry could bs stopped. His left arm was
torn completely from its socket 81 the
shoulder. joint and dropped to the floor.
His right leg was broken and the small
bones Of his left ankls-joint were frao'
tured. He was removed to the City Re-
ceivipg Hospital. where his wounds were
dressed. His body was ons mass oil
bruises and his injuries are OF Q most
dangerous character. The lad did not
lose consciousness at any time. until be
was placed under the influence Of chlo-
reform ct the City Receiving Hospital.
and could talk nationally concerning ths
manner In which he wa injured. Hsi 10
very slight and delicate In build, and re-
sided with his mother on Sanchez street.
between Twenty : sixth and Twenty
ssyepth,