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sA1t1:p FOl FRANCE.
NEW York, Nov. n.-The Marquis lie
1sochombcan aiMl Nine. In slas4u!se lie
Eochambeau saEtch tiIts morning o,l tho
steamer st. Laurent for Frn,lrc. 4 largo
number Of friends gatl,area tn sec them sat.
ctMnENCY MOVEMENT.
Tile ErcnlMg i'ost says the city bnnks arc
losing noru currency to tho South tElnM they
arc receiving FROM other sections
Tic Treasury offered to bny Inlay S., 900.
0oo nf ~ PR cent nj par ninl accrued iiter.
cst. Tic nnly bonds offered wns Il lot If
1.5fD extended III, which were taken Ut t,nr
and accrl!eh Interest. 0r 10lt{. The ,Murket
price WIS vl!lGetOtss.
on TllEils WAY WEST,
A number Ut tic French Yorktown, dele
gates starte'l this evening fur tho West M m
SX5rlt.s'I t;,d ,, tour otoFs will not case until
BAD Fol, T1t1:1ts CttEntToils.
Ihn liabilities Of .lacoh IL l.cwls t;ottl-
smith, win have latl. m assignment, urc
sSi,Oih. TlIe assets urc Si0.l21.
THE 0t:I!st.tS ys:ErowS, y1slroms~
:rlm German ClMb gavn II gralMl dinner to-
day to tho t;ernmn descendants vi ttGll. Tnn
Ht.rbc1,. C1'lniners w.re held tonight In
lirtorEraiz Hall by tho f.letltrkruz a'pl
!trlhn Suciettca In honor Of tfir t;prhNns
Secretary l}luIIu nlIft Enrl Seflurz wtrt. pres
mt. This distinguished f.ertnnns sail for
home tomorrow III tho steamer Wettniil.
, 1881-11-10


;,i''tnu. wynn insane W fi1s pfotleT, Iotlll
49,. IltFG. III IFS Rnrdet; uustnVus Fasa Is
Ieih'lI,su 70 hnse ilnhTd tio news OF his
.mt'ui . fSeGiltion. anu ~ nave sworn lls re-
,nn; se !; III ~ tne eourtyhla stan1 twn n!n catl-
lH fn;Ar NM tue onW --Wlltch were m
vnptustt! ~ ItsI. INC cnsIte con1alhs -,UO
p"irt.tM'as 'i,t,ts .. u! oWeGlsn ceIeDr!tlos.
lntS enslif!cratlDn Dt cfiafin1nE excuraions
WIKI. W.s w eStehaea III lt Dccae we9risoflle.
titnu,,, ti,n ,',,,.n,,,,,.. tumM ~ r. -.
tarr in ..,,.ru ri toras 9TH. ti,os M ~ r c
i,nrr,,. tl,sr .",t.i,, GOV WILL '"oso - eope'''
~ M NV .',"." =. -. -, ;. r,,,.os
MANY VALUABLE THINGS
cthst!y 'Tkett Will, tic history nj tho tntt0n:
tile e!lrt! iiHl tarvetl GrMutn lt wilcl! sluill-
tafal t!o snt,l'!t form nf cbnrlos Kill; his
haby cllarlns, lined with Rree,l .vetvpt md
s..!.l. aittl Stlll lininx this ltpyal babys cnr-
i1a9.-tilhfknt: tI!. cnlnpett nrlnt,r, swords,
alal s1r'nrltls ri stanst nil the Swedish mon
arslis; ther state rs'bcs, duly dress, md. III
snsln. .i1'tai"es. tfle el9t'ing warn ut tic
ltl'isnl llelr sIitl: the fanlous uft blue cont
~ CliMrlGS Nil. MD tte bothl.>tntnett sheet
~ WHEN NslstavHs Au1ltliHs bo!y wns
,Mfa'hl utter the hnstlH Of .titzcl, etc.. Gtc.
lie 'tlist'sl1S ttrn nISo well arranRci. TIN:
etll,l''Et1!,''ci! crlls:sl'n Il particularly In
tstestif,x. brrat,st Unit. unique. Many read
IT. VII tH.a!l !ise stiNnIar Er"t!p Ut figures
When III nur Centennial Attrtetrt! W hitch
GHli"Hs ntIellih ~ ING Swedish department.
Lucy ft,!feH"h!td! sntte tlitstH nf t!eAsaltt
, 1881-11-10

In your notc on thu Ortlur ut St. Patrick In
ycstGrl!Ry's itsuu Ut ytur paper you SuKgest that
lte existing t'lu0 ribbon snuuld be chanxetl for
u green unu. un tho ground tlAt such I'LL alterl.
tina wOiEiA tie we'll received by irIshMen. WI!
yun ailuw no to ral1lt uIt thAt ibis suggestion
ilr,scs from y tutal,y unfounlei, though very
rt,ttntt,, heller tint groom Ia the national color
VI lrslantY Tho truth. however. is that green
t!!i l71S, when tho Unitca trsh,nenntoptodi Il tnr
land was Ro!!len harp VI y .hlrk uu9 Ertun1.
~ now tiepsot11 Or e!nbu1onel ~ the Irish
4uartcr. Tue thls.l Of ttie Royal STANDARD. sad
tho hosolntlunAry leaslers bclug an1t0us to
unite toaetaer a!l Glasses Of lFshs'is!!, being 10
that respect the Gxhul c0Hvgr*o Ut tue rres-
ont aRi!alors. a1,d to 1uia tae oral,xensn to
Krveo Nv snolr .stugl!sain: color. which ~ ot
on,,rss produced Dy mixing tuEether gnld tlld
blue. At the t!ne, thsrutass. ot TUG institution
nj tito nrrter Hf st. Patrick. III l1sI tao only aht
Madout'teA natloaal color was !lark blue md "a
that wuilt1 probably hAIe testa the co!or " tho
Ribbon hut snat Il l'a! a!roa.ly been apprnptt.
ute&l uy ttlo ureF Ut tho 4attcr. which waa
originally i4hk blue. but had hatn altuErl BY
tho linlIOverlau AltlIIurens tn III present color
IL distinguish tuelF kntgats frOua th1se wtntn
The two FeoteHlets continued to invest with thu
old llxht.bluo ribbon. ilicnoe, BY tho WAY. thu
expression "'FFuo bturrl uhder these rlrrutG'
stances 1t waA originally pruposea lhat the u.
PAtrlek rihhIn should Ia 4enIKu. tut ~ this
would hayD kavs,rel TOO tnuch Ut party. II WAS
ultimately determined that It should be the O1a
oulus Ut the uarter-llght b(uo. lours, M.
, 1881-11-10

li,c Mt III and f'cgall Ue Of the finest suEe4
cyGr seen IN New york flArtmr. Her time nj
lnwalIcc 10 thu Mischief was 4:;a,, nnd tn
t'se Ata1aMta 7:Il. On tho Ennlewnrh
str'ic'' thu t;raeLe outfooteh the Mischief
ynrv rapidly, Md paaset her oIt the Scnt land
liElltshtp, hut went considerable tn Lrcwnrtl
II, orgcr In keep Amt ut l,rr way. f.ot,I yncllts
hui tn bent ffu,n hrny Sn ~ OIL tho tnint
olf Sninty ll,nk. tO hisny M, H,5, InsI,Is
tic 1lnrscs1op Tie Mischief being to tho
wiltlwnftl, ll,d tic nlynutuye, ,,tnl wsls ri.
nblul lo rnllnd liuny No. 10 s1Egtly nlu,al,
but s,InlItg up with II benin wln,l, thu Glacit,
l'assc'l ller tb tho lecwart, aml, nftcr reach
inK far ellHllRtl ahead mt tn Interfere, lufyl
across htr bow AIml tUBk the wiltiWptt Wlsj-
t[oil.
THIS PEAT
WIS Grentc,l by The steamers and private
proIal9ed whistllnx Thu t;racu iinIsint
t40nt uunrtEr Of Il nile, and was u ;l3
atleatl Ut tlls Afischlef. SHE went 0vrr tic
enllrsu In ;4:tn:sa. the quickest tma
/" 10 i Scry rssrka1is lnrfr''ai'.r. ~ .' s's 's.
lhctal'y as shc Ind to sall what III ynchthlg
PnrlasIra Is ktlt,wi1 ns II fenwurl racr. Tint
IL. she lstHt Il, keep to tic lGuWnr( Of thu
ott!er bnMts to ayt'llt Interfering with tl,c,,,
anu. l!lrtnt|y list strefNf minutes. WIlutt
t!lo Mischief, ill., !shed thu At1unta WIS
I',!!1, =. 4,a ~ 1n%lr ~ tle .,wer bay.
*l'e waf Y; badly heatetl by both Gonts, size
WILL Tor new nnti iintrlet1 hoat with an III
efficient clvw. funurrDw the secutisl race
Of The. series will bc sailctt twenty miles to
the w(lilwnrd, Or outside Of Sandy Hook.
, 1881-11-10

tlnpli, with his Wits a,ul fonr children. llts
wife. E.ouisa H. Rudolph, nl,n,lt 81 years oll.
was taken o,lt den'f, md ltndotp!l ant h,s
fur children were taken to Chambers strent
linslltht suffering from very scycrc bruises.
IN tho ttcxt Hour II man named S!ptry lived
with Ills Wifi. 'fl'cy botli cscupe,l hy Jump
mr. lf''ll 4 renr Wli,uw. TN ttg tot, tlnnr,
savtElr, Ill Artifcnl tlowcr.'Inkcr, lived will,
llia wlto MD two Children. liz md Ills wife
WIZ. fakeli t'sst llhItJHa"l. but hi@ ctest
Glillsl, girl years Ut at,l,, Wns Killed, n11t II
yU,uE chilli. slary, severely injured.
Dn tic first ilut,r af tl1o building III ID
t;ruml street, ut tho corner Of South Fifth
avenue, wns
TIE t,f,t;ot, s14,t,n
or 1foltand L. fri,r;n,, .'rhora ,,oro m
,.,,.','. ~ "''' -"
bartender l.all gone to II rta.r rsnn' wlIcl, tlie
building fell. llu s,ntle ht4 escnpe through
tlle l,utltinu mn youth mn, nyr,,,tc. I'm th,,
tluor al,oyn ,Iulln iIIll nnu w,f" iiyefl witl,
@ tIe1r 'o tw" % rliren % 1",i, i vii chIhrrn % wrt ~.
killed, ntll It'll alut Ills wlfo severely IN.
hired, On tic third ll0or, Mrs. &. l}attrr
liyrtl viii, ],ur twn sans. t)nn sn,. w,ls nh.
sn,,t ~ In t;u,, IN, strs Hahn. 49,, n"" .,
1,s,,, ~ ,.nrt, III ,',., ,,,,,', IT, 1 IT,.
lmIitlnr. ,insnn,, % w',s lnEn, mi wt,I, ~
lrE broke,l a'mt othcr suynro injuries. Mrs.
Ualcr Ind hur skull fructhreti. On tho tn,
tltwr, Ferdinand 1.old lived with hiy w,fe
Mnrv mi .Inlr sn,, .insn,,t .',, ,vitl t,,n,,,
Ilyei Afrx. l}ol,1'a mnthar' Ern,,ro. E,,n,,t /;
vnnrs nI,i t,", s,,,, iii, T., ,.",r. ,,, I"r
',..'.s,,n'' v'' .,,,'..s s' ,ta se'. ~" tel
ua''4ntel IcFes'' -ars. Auott al'a JoIlll
kslUtlt wcre tnkel ullt slcAtl
rEOl.t.E ItvfSu IN THE Experimentation
Of the Fuljrn buildings sny thev Ind l,rc,,
ron.i,l,rnti n,,a,t,, :, ior,, linn o' "'' N@''
S"S",. :. ,,,',.,, ,'''"." ,"...'...1. .umn '"uc
~ '"'' '' t,rn ,,r",.wrr y" '"'' ""4''S"
of t,,ts ,strtct un;,. = w, i,o, ,,,, rot,~,, f
~. ., ''"u ~ .ee'lu VI
1He e'ee1n, " tnese bsiitd'iass' bl1t they were
probably lifty years old. The cnrner bul1tt-
iilg WIS uttered twD years nEu from n tllree-
Unsatisfactory hullllllg will, p'nkr,l rnf
tu II fo,.r-sttry lai-ruof building. 'rle other
building was t!Irce-antl. .a-l1nlf stortrY htgit,
, 1881-11-10
NIME. PATTI.

AN 1:SrlGsl.AsriC INCEPTION.
Special DApasch to n. CAtscqo 7t:ans.
New iunK. Nuv. D,-AIip. AdeIlun pattl
l.latle Ier iirst appearance III Nuw York this
evening after N, absehcB ut twenty-five
years. Tllo conrert III which sliu parlici-
patel took place III StetAway Hall. uni tic
attendance, It must bo confessed. WIS fur
helow wIiat WIS to ilnvo bUeN eX-
pcutc1, owing entirely 10 tho COURSE
pursued by tho management of tho great
Singer In placing tic pricu of admission ut
tlla ox0rbtant figure Of $40 for tie graatcr
portion Of the sents. Tho New York public
lns set tts seai Ut condemnation, mud very
Justly tuG, OIL this pruIGe,lllg, III WIN owl
tlencr.! INIT night. Thu hall WIS only conl-
furtlbly tiIlclI,
MANY SEATS HEINZ VACANT,
md tho great ar!l,y of "cllnpers," otherwise
denullett.ts, bnlnE,. scattUrct! .pluNtff1lIy
throughout the auditorium. Willis the In,tti-
atsel,ent IL tU be condemned, tho net 0t tho
cnl.t.ltrtca, 0f .colllsr, GAtI recglvu nnllRht
but praise. Thu reception she recc!yod
WIS warm, and her 0hllging Ills.
position wns tnx1d to tho utmost
tn l!eet thu demands lnnde upOn llor by t!ls
alNII3nce. Thu co,nput!y with Iler il faIr. It
u safe tO sRy that Fntli had y lagger l,utlao
tnn!Hl,t thu! will Ereet her during Thu re-
lAllltlnr Ut her stay unless tho prcU Of tick
ets Is placed neiIrer thu minimum.
, 1881-11-10

LAY Gol!LD ELECrEn l9.ESIDESr uE THE
MANHATTAN COMPANY.
Nrw ft,1sii, Nov. 0.-.Juy Gould. Sttlney
DIl!nn, Russell Sage, Samuel Sloan; a,,d
Cyrus ". Field were chosen totlay members
Us the l}Dar4 Of Directors If the Manhattan,
ELEVATED hallway Company. The Directors
tl!en electc,l .Jny t;0ulA President, Tho stuck
holders attoptrtl II resolution recommending
that the surrender or trni.sfer 0T tile capital
stock Ut tho New Yurk ul,tt Metropolitan
companies be mntie by their stock ladders to
tllnt purtllsu they approve mil ant13urizu Tho
issue nf liI;u additional n,ll,uttt Ut stuck OF
tits co.l,pnlty not eXGee4l II, tho aggregate
the stacks Ut tho NIw York nlld A[etrnpnt-
M sllch ternss ni,d conditions tint nlny hu
agrcctl upon betwUUn tic three companies.
, 1881-11-10
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YonK, NV. A.-Arrlyc.l, the Framcc,
fruM 1iayre, uull tho SeythIn, from Liver.
lUUl.
NEW YoHK. Nov. o-Arrtycd, the West.
pEnliu. frau Hamburg.
I.oSln,S, Nov. U.-Arrlycd, the Ataratl,nn
frnM lsustU1i, md thu A[alnc, trDln Nuw York.
t1uEESsrpwS, Noy. n-Arrlyed, tho ALI
xu!ia, frulil Nuw iusk.
I1a,Ils.,,1ti, Noy. 0.--lArrlyoll, tho Lcssing,
frunt New Inrk.
l.OSn,S, Nav: 0-Tl,o Cnna.la., Ar1zomn,
nlld Ohio, frn,n Now York, l,aye urrlyed 0ut.
NEW iulK. Nny. D.-4Arrlvetl, tho lily.
lnliu, from Antwerp.
, 1881-11-10

SETTLING 1I' Ills PRIVATE HuslSEHs,
NEw York, Nov. 0.-~l'resitlent Arthur re-
mAlnetl ut l,Dus, afl tic Wurllng settling up
pvtvatc business. lie had mn1ty Callers but
received ulIty Intimate friends.
presl,lent Arthur during tie say nfuf eye,l-
Ing ut tic Fifth Avelnu ilutrl wils visited Iy
p,,stnnStcr-Eenerul james, Wayne MUG
EraEh. Secretary Hlatnn. ex-senator cnnk-
ling, Thnr1nw WeetL, tim. Grant, Marshall
Jewell, md SeIlntur l}alr,
, 1881-11-10
TIE GARFIELD FUND.

Mis-. NAfF1EI.Ts FUIIMAI1.y -fE1<N0V3I.ETuES
lri RECEIPT.
NEw Yonts, Nov. U.-TIo following iettur
wits received to-tluy:
MESrt,lt, ti,Nuv. :, 18st,-DEAn FR1RSD: Yonr
l1tter Ut Out. III rnGeiv0u giving thu II jinu
statement rtgnrtillv TIT fund fur utn Gl,rulds
tnnily ~ klinlly saposvsesl i'y you. As hMvu
now wish fOrfnallv, 10 communicate lu ytu, AMI
through yall to nl whn ,la.t Guntritl.1lcl 10 1t.
my thinks fur this Kenerttts testimonial
hushItil w,x hctl, alll ns ii tribute to hia nIe1,l-
nry. hiy children tnh INC IN this gratitude md
n t esrS tht IT, ~ o aocSnt tts trsi y, thor
worthy Ut hin aud satisfactory tu thnsc by
whInl 1t hits bcen brstuwett. With sentiments
nf high regard nnd with sI1lcprn -Ggurd 10 yun,
my dcnr friend, rclnnit worry truly yullrs;
l.uEttETIA It. fiARFlEI.u.
10 tho Hon. Cyrus ". !'lclst, Now York,
, 1881-11-10
PROVES TO 8E sERl()l],.

At. lato hour this fuorninx 1t WINS learned
tsAt Frank Hunt, tho man who VIVA shut In tho
hund yestesday morning BY iIoraeo ltanyou, df
Nu. lh West Washington STREET, wax not
expected 10 live. tho wound PRAYING more
SERIOUS than Was at t1rst supposea. rue an.
tse n,lit VII cxtsuut.d b. Dr FIv.ker Msa ~
rnncttus. tlaalnuch AZ the bull bould not 10
fnun! though the wouR4 Was pEobed to thu
depth Of Two luGhsS.
, 1881-11-10

5pfe3a} Ulpatth 70 1hs Chicago THsunA
SI0UN Cry, Ill, Nov. 0.-Janlcs Fee, con-
duc.or Oil Il freight train of tho Milwaukee
:; st. raul, WIS kilted Mt Sheldon Tuesday
evening. lie tricl to step from thu depot
plNtforlM to tho steps OF the Gaboose, and ftll
under tho car-wteuls. llu was cut NIL to
pieces. FeU was n silgle NAL, about 81, and
had been on The roau tilreB yrars.
, 1881-11-10
SLIGHT FIRE THIS MORNING.

At halt -pAst o'csuck thts m"rnin1 Teter
Cunnors, ono ot rlukerton's nfghs-waleamen,
discovered tlr0 upon tho third iioar ut Nos ~
and sab East Lake stroet, cor,IcF Ut Market, ou-
otptod by Z. 4. Masoa s. Co., manufacturers
of shipping cans and olI'tanks. Tho prompts
Mcsa With which tho department rcslntltlpA
+, tho alaFm wl.tpa 40 turtlrd IN tgnnl l!1x M.
~ prevented serious ontluHration. The dam
nKo VIII be worry slight. The tlre WIS probubly
emuaad Ny uoAla uroppl1lX ff0tn QUO Ut tho snail
HNlIuElNK- puts used LII TIC establishment.
, 1881-11-10

4 French authority tAkc8 lofty view OF the
dresas,,ukrr'A yoGatton. 6hO must hayu tho urt-
11t's oyu 10 1ulHo Ut tho etfeGts OF coIur; thu
xoulptnrs tuclltty tor form that ahc may sufteu
rho outlines, lurh the fEurn tn tho best Adyan.
ingu, aud arrange drapury tn harmonious fulls.
khv slsist know htstnr, IL order - takc from
llaSront % spocnss past!oniaE aetatls suitable to
luz no mstuko In the matter Vi Aeerssorios. and
s1s lnutt he poRt ~ Kay0 grAec, aud uxpruz-
Aon. Ind character to the costumes.
, 1881-11-10

CINCINNATI. o., Nov. 0.-riso freight train
OIL tho Louisville, Cincinnati s. Lexington
!,atlroad duo ut Coylngtoll curly this lnorn-
tng Jumped tse ral!s NJ S0uth CoytnHton
from solno ,lnascertatnca cal.sa, demolished
several ours. A1,d killed tho conductor, j. +.
l ~
, 1881-11-10
Attractions of 1.-THE Venice OF the
North"
An Odd Mixture Of tho New and
tho Old.
Views from the Norrbro - the
Island Of Staden.
Dalecarlian Uostume-swediah Customs
Beautiful Exouraions-The hu-
gq1111H,

tIlsstsS Hrnatcr charms than Stockholm.
Viewed frnin distance, whether from, the
water, towering nfovo yo,,, or from Il nel9ll-
l'orinz hight gtItle,l witt, sunlight, heIuw
y'si, sfe sparklrx with beauty. Even w!!e,l
within her stcur streets you cense not to 1tl-
Sn, ~, .i.t' ~ ~ w.. ,, H.,
''"e eAlltVates I'LL WIN hpprotc'' s'er. ntla the
hpe'i III ller fascination II never t1issolVctl.
Slse Is often called "tllo Venice of the
Nortf.n amt il sn,,,ptI,nrs )fkeueti to t:enua:
INT m, r;a, ,,,,,a ~, a,,o.,n,n Ia
W., ~ ~, eo"tI'"t'ss'' e"asess ~" "uG4utsc "e
ae,ipso" ~ 'ao ttH'piie'! Pfeu!"FAy u''t
beauty which distinguish. Swetlcns Capital.
luut yisi,cf ,n0st NJ ,ha f,anitn,s nf f:urn,u,.
si, -, M, III ,,n, o son., H.. ,h;.,,
a' T.. ~ Met nn'e "es.l NY" w "h'en
y u me Ill beautiful rs Stockholm" And
wetI'k''own chicago gentleman, whom ct-
fIrntrt Tim ,,.sttmnnv NJ nshrr. hy n,,t,,,,si,
,,,,1.ai,.. ~ 'I.,,t s'' ~ 80, -! ,''''..
.'e"'s .. e"e'"''i"'e. n"'e ns'il .Ie1c nv"
tollr "ecKS, a'ltl. Ut nll tfe many European
ctttGs | have scell, Stockholm Is the most
beau1tfti1.n
T,t1s HOME otr 115. 600 swrprs
rests upo,, ,,,,,r,t,s islands and rocky hills.
NJ ,l,o ,.int ~ ,,,t, NJ ,1, ,,.o,ars ~ H.,
WIFE,. po''t ..,.. W. "''" y. aio "'s nSe
MnHseh WIN tn"sc o. M afi,l W the H!lllc;
that invests the city wttl. Its peculiar charm.
t)nr ,ye, strnn,or n,,,,,,,a,,,,.] fran tlp tol,c
n,wi Tin trst ,it,,,,s,, rn,,-,,t ~ tt's rh,
..n,. n.t .c mssl El'sc "G"ns". ~, ~ .nls utpa"
bewiitIerment ns nylns lied. t,ls 1 rcacting rs,
of admiration found yunt IN tllu sim,iltaue-
ma .yn,.m,t,,,, q lfow hao,tt1fnf,n IVA
,,aI ,,"n,, , ,,'s',it.,' ',..,'.. .,,,,,.,t.,
,.1os . 'ev" ny "'s 1's ouf HEY "1 t,,, 'n ee;nu ;,
proudly from tle sparkling Writers, or ncstlett
cnmt,,ilnrl,. M, tim iinso,,, nf ,ha lul:,,-prav
, 1881-11-10

II you Hrc sick. nervous, dyspeptlc, etc.,
brown iFoH pttler1 WILL curo you.
, 1881-11-10
Inquest on the Body Of n Man Killed
by the {'arN.

Spftta1 Uapattk to Tia Chltaeo Tribune.
E1.t:1S. ILL.,, Nnv. A-'rlIe Inquest oyer.the
body Of the unknown 1nan E1lle. by the Chi
cngo, Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad In
this city RESULTED in Il verdict ot accidental
death while unawfully Oh or attempting to
il,u unknowm i ,t,al,, hail. Woso ,niuo W WIS either
Harrington Or linrtulAn, and Ills llonla
thungllt tO bc Ctltcng0, was evidently MI
lrlslIntnfl, WIS nhnllt tiye feet sAvcl. medium
built. light complexion. hair, a!lt sl'prt .1s-
tac1.e. MD snl,lnwlnt Erny. He must huye
been about ~ years Uf nEc.
, 1881-11-10

C1..tl.KsvIL1.E. Tenn., Nov. ..-Last night
about 10 o'clork II frame building near the
gas works fell down with a terrible
crasil. killing md buryllg beneath the
ruins Commodore Fentress, colored, his
wife. and three children. A young
giving away nild tried to arousa lie fumliy,
but without SUCCESS. Tho building WIS ali
Old one, but mt considered dangerous
George S1lNdDtl, tic owner of tho house, paid
tlIe funeral expenses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

ouR ApVfaTIsIne AGENTS.

o. ". CRANE. Nos. SIS Pine and
10 Leidesdor6 streets /: Ban Francisco
OA0WIN b ALLEN, -: (: Carson Oily
W. -. LANQ, : Empire City
9. II. JAIIS0N, :: /: Reno
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NEW YORK.
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8. n. PErrxxoILL d Co., {: 81 Park koa
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TINS PAPra may be found on ils In New
York at the Newspaper agencies Of ]. H.
Bates. Il Park Row 8. II. Pstssnsill d
Co.. 81 Park Row. and Geo. P. Rowell d
Co., 10 Spruce street.
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"a. 1877, and Of the Acts amendAtory
thereof and supplemental thereto, shall
remain In full force and eject, except a.
changed by the terms Of this Act. And
Wherever In said entitled Act. approved
January az, 1877, or In the Acts amenda-
tory thereof or supplemental thereto, or
BY other laws, duty Ii imposed upon or .
power granted 70 the Mayor or Board Of
Aldermen Of the oi.yof Virginia, or upon
ths CITY Treasurer or City Tax Collsotor.
or CITY Clerk, such duty or power shall b
and hereby ID imposed and conferred upon
tbe Board Of County Commissioners Of
Storey county, or upon the County Treas
urer, County Assessor or County Clerk,
respectively, - the case may be, and
wherever 10 said Acts the words City
Treasury occur, the words County Treas.
ury shail be inserted In Lieu thereof.
Sxo. Is. The Board Of County Commis-
sionors Of Storey county, for the purpose
Of paying the principal and interest due.
or 70 become due, on the outstanding
bonds heretofore issued BY the Town Of
Gold Hill, shall levy and cause 10 be col.
lected an I'd valorem tAx not 70 exceed 81
upou each 500 Of Ill the taxable property,
real, personal and mixed, subject 10 taxa.
tion Tor other purposes, within the limits
Of the Town Of Gold Hill. - dstned In an
Act Of the Legislature entitled "An Act to
incorpos6&e the TcSn Of Gold Viu," sp-
proved Zkrch 8, 1871. BaidVoAx shall be
levied annually and collected d the same
time and In the same manner and By the
Same ofiosrs q prescribed and provided IN
the revenue laws Of this State for the col
lection of State and county taxes; and the
revenue laws Of this Stats shall, In every
respect, not inconsistent with the pro-
visions Of this Act. be deemed applicable
and 20 held 10 the levying. assessing
aud collecting Of said tax. All moneys
collected or received under and by virtue
Of the provisions Of this section shall be
paid 10 the County Treasurer. and shall
by him be set apart - special fund, to
be known - the Gold Hill Redemption
Fund. aud all moneys coming into said
fund are hereby appropriated for the pay
ment Of principal and interest Of the bonds
issued by the Town Of Gold Hill and out.
standing At Che time Of the passage OF this
Act.
SEQ. IA. From and after the nrst Monday
In January, 1883, the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Storey county shall con.
sist Of three members, one 0f whom shall
bs an actual resident Of Township No. 2
and one OF whom shall bs an actual resi-
dent Of Township No. Of said county, ~
said townships now exist. and the salaries
Of sAid Commissioners shall net exceed
the sum Of S6OO per year each.
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A Funny Fact.

Sol Smith Russell tells the following
story Of his experience a. an enter
taiusr: Al . small Ohio town. where he
had ..iven his performance the previous
night, hs met at the depot the following
morning an elderly granger. Who, while
he pssceiully munehed q huge quid Of
tobacco. intently eyed the humorist and
finally said. "Say. Mister. bent You the
fellow vet gin the show mp to Smooth's
hall last night 2" eyes," replied Rus.
sell, 81 did give an entsrtainmsn. a
Suootb's hall last night" "Wsll.
thought you Was the chap. WANTED to
tell you bout . boy Of mine; you oushs
10 have him he's just the fellow 10,
your show; he's the d-dsst fool
ever sss."
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[Passed J uns 7th. isso.l
THE BOARD or TaUsrEls OF GOLD

THE BOARD or TRUsTEls OF GOLD
i Hill do oidain;
sEo /. The President and Clerk Of the Board
OF Trustees Of the Town Of Gold Hill srs here.
by authorized aud required to issue one Bond
OF the Town OF Gold Hill IN the sum Of Five
Thousand Dollars uuiisd States gold coln.
Skc. 2. The said Bond shall b IN such form
% the President and CLERK Of said Board may
prescribe, and shall be 70 the eject that the
Town OF uold Hill 10 bound and holden AID vii!
pay TO the holder Of said Bond The sum Of
money named therein on the fifteenth DAY OF
October next. with iutsrest thereon o. me
rate OF one per cent. per month, United
states god coin. Interest payable quarterly. Z.
sEo. .. The money received from the sale Of
said Bond shall be used for the purpose q
paying of the floating debt OF the Town Of
ajld Hill.
SEQ. This Ordinance 70 take eject and be
In force from and AFTER Its passage and one
weeks publication In the GoLp HILL DAILY
L. T. FOX.
President Of the Board OF Trustees OF ths Town
OF aold Hill.
Attest: W. q. HYDE. Clerk OF the Board.
On motion Ordinance No. l1e, - read, was
passed by the following vote;
Ayes - Trustees Mercer, Dsuchy, Lemefy,
Mcourdy and President Fox.
W. q. HYDE. Clerk Of tho Board.
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I think the ssng that's sweetest.
Il the song that's mover sung:
That lies at the heart Of the singer
Too grand for mortal tongue.
And sometimes In the silence
Between the day and night.
He fanciss that its measures
Bid farewell to the light.
A fairy hand from dreamland
Beckons us here aud there.
And when we strive TO clasp II
II vanishes into air.
And thus our fair ideal
Floats away Just before.
And We with longing spirits
Beach for IL evsrmore.
-Geaerai Ha~soek,
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To COmslOck Mine Owners,

A oyNcY AND SUPERINTENDENT 30.
a icited. Having made mining speciality
for the psst twenty ysars; also. having bssn
nreviousfy sssociafed With corporsts industries
for many yes.s. ! an thoroHshly au.lihsd %
faithfully perform svey reQuinment - Agent
fo,ioxins pfices; Active working mines, 500
10 SsOo pef month; non WORKING minss. except
annual holding work, % 70 go Per month.
Mi.es Exsmined asd BsDeRts nsds
omcs- Homes>ssd Baiidins, Cold Aiil.
etossy oeapty, &svsds'