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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
MINING LETTERS.
Yellow Jaekes.

GoLn HILL. October 30. 1ssl-R. II.
Foais. Esq. Vies President: During the
past week the following wsrk was done
10 mine. On the 1928 level the north
lateral drift was extended 81 feet. max
ing present length OF the same 100 feet
north Of north Winzs. On the 5000 level
the south lateral DRIFT was run Al feet
and east crossdriit sc feet from the
switch east Of shaft; the ground In eoth
Of these drifts 10 somewhat softer. The
north lateral drift was run II feet. max:
ina the lace OF the same 81 feet north OF
the north wipze. At the bottom OF north
vinzs, same level, have run . drillhsis
west las feet. at which depth the driii'
rod broke four lengths from the bit.
Were not able to reoover same. 30 have
abandoned the hole and started another
which 10 In 10 feet today. The quantity
Of water pumped Same as last report.
T.. G. TAYLOR, Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29

BAN Francisco. October 81 ?. H.
Sierra Nevada. II bid. Nb asked. l4h
sales. "a sales; ophir. 81 bid. 81 asked.
81 sales. Mexican. 81 bid. 81 asked;
Union Con-. II asked, ist bid. laS
asked. i3k sales. i3S bid. II asked; Vol
lew Jacket. 8 so bid. 5 IS bid. 3 30 asked,
3 IS sales; Chollar. 2 20 asked; Northern
Belle. II bid. Nv asked; Ward. . bid,
3 10 asked. 8 sales; Exchequer. 40 asked
Con. Virginia. . 80 bid. . Is asked; Nj
Diablo. 2 asked; Alta. 4 bid. 40 asked;
Overmsn. AZ asked. las bid. ~ asked;
Bullion. I Gs bid, I 10 asked; Bslding. zoe
bid. $50 asked; MONDAY. 43c bid; Hale d
Norcross. 3 bid; Albion. "a bid. 2 SO
asked. Z 30 sales; Bodie. 81 asked; Potosi,
2 co bid. 70 asked; Mono. I 40 bid, ~
asked; Belcher. I so bid. l 50 asked; Grown
Point, I IS bid. . asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29

Owing to the very dull times and the
lack OF "sleepers" at faro games. the
absence Of numerous check gusrrillas,
whe have lain around the saloons in
Virginia for years, 10 becoming pleas
ipRly noticeable. They have lit out for
. place In which the tiger 10 more festive
and where the claws Of the beast are
not worn d smooth.
There was O fair attendance at the
Methodist Church last evening to hear
Rev. Mr.. Simpson. vhs proposes to
preach In Gold Hill every two weeks.
The reverend gentleman made . favera.
bic Impression on his hearers.
II. Block was presented with o very
handsome and valuable gold.hsadsd cane
by Nevada Ledge No. z. I. o. o. F., Of
Virginia last evening. The gentleman
will 60 to San Francisco tonight to make
that place bis future home.
The majority Of the Board Of County
Commissioners have promised that
County Jail Ne. 2 will DO abolished
Monday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Iusauity and Murder.

BELOW Falls. VT. October 2s.-Ezra
P. Cook and wife, an old couple. were
folnd dead In their house yesterday az
tsrnoon. Nc evidence Of violence was
found upon the man. On the woman's
head was Q cut three inches long. but
the skull was not fractured. Death was
probably caused by o~oncussien Of the
brain. Mrs. Cook often inunated that
she was OF unsound mind. and In her
bedroom was found an undated letter
saying that she was crazy, and II at any
time found dead she wished her sen to
be COED to his father. The general the
DRY 10 that the woman administered poi.
on to her husband, and then inflicted q
blow upon herself.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Piper's Opsr. lIsase.

The original Dan Morris sullivan's
"Mirror Of Ireland" will DO presented
ct Piper's Opera House. Virginia. next
Monday aud Tuesday evenings. October
3lst and November lst, together with .
new Irish comic play. entitled "a Trip
Through the Emerald ISLE" Csliior-
mia paper says with reference to the per.
formance {: THE songs and dances, and
ant presentations Of the Irish maiden and
lover and his German rival were mimi
table. Tho solos on the instrument
called the zJllophons were . remarkable
success. The descriptions OF the diner
eut views were short, clear and accurate.
The performance OF the different aotsrs
from 6rst to last gave general ssiisiae-
ton, not excepting the fantastic consor-
tons Of the face and body OF Simple
Simon"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Hanged.

CHARLorrr. N. O., October 29.-Allsn
johnson (colsrsd) was hanged yesterday
for the brutal murder Of an old blind
negro In January. 1880.
DALLAS, Texas, October 20. Jack
Post was hanged yesterday In the pres.
encs Of thousands Of people. A gallows
was erected on 0 bill near town, and
some time before the hour fixed for the
execution was surrounded BY . crowd.
Many negroes foeked frsm the planta-
tons % 10 q circus. Many had . lunch,
and ate and drank and cracked jokes
while waiting for the Sheriff and cen.
denim ed man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Tn. New D.., q. Polio. Affairs.

The Board Of County Commissioners
will meet Monday Of 1 P. N. The ses-
sion Of the Board promises to DO An In
tsrsstine mi Not emily will the vetoed
bills and the question OF the abolish.
meat OF County Jail No. 2 come up. but
the election Of . new Chief Of Police
for Virginia IL foreshadowed. Gallagher.
wsbber, Fraser and Sheridan have
stated In public places that they desire
Bradley's removal. and there remains
but one member 10 hear from on the
subject - Chairman Canavan. Other
changes are limited Ut and Il 10 said Ger.
tain Gold Hill officers will be removed.
There will have BEEN Q great deal OF
wind wasted by candidates fer positions
II the talk going around 10 not OF the
staying order. That almost the entire
people Of Virginia desire the removal OF
the present Chief 10 o generally admit
ted fact. and o majority Of the Board by
renewing him will bat carry out the
wishss Of their constituents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
EASTERN DISPATCHES,
Railroad Matters.

NEW Yoax. October 90. wsll.in-
formed people think Russell Sage has
secured nearly II not quite . controlling
interest in the Michigan Central. and
the fact has only just become apparent
to Vanderbilt. People who entertain
this opinion say Vanderbilt will be
Obliged to buy back the controlling In.
tersst, and predict . rise In prices. It Is
reported on high authority that Wander.
bilt il discouraged on account OF the
poor success be bad In sndsavoring to
abolish difsrsntial rates. and that while
be will not openly abandon his position,
hs will gradually modify Il until the
issue falls out Of sight.
II IL believed In Railroad circles that
another advance 10 freight rates will DO
made next week. That portion Of Van
dsrbilt's following which IL still bsarish
claim that Vanderbilt 10 preparing for an
attack upon his competitors which will
make the trunk line var more bitter than
heretofore.
It IL understood that q compfenise 10
likely to DO effected In the Ohio railroad
litigation, % both Vanderbilt and Jewett
realize that . decision Of the case By the
Supreme Court might unssttle other
consultations established during the
last ten years.
The difficulties between the U. p. O.
p, Atehissn, Topeka and Santa Fe, and
the Denver and Rio Grands is substan.
TALLY settled. An officer Of the Central
Pacific Company said yesterday that the
UP. and O. p. would bs operated hsncs.
forth In harmony. and that the o. p.
would abandon the project Of building
10 the Missouri river. The adjustment
gives rise to rumors Of o consolidation Of
the U. p. and O. P, which. however,
are apparently without much foundation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
4 MORAL LESSON.
rishu.E over . pistol q. . school

A little skirmish occurred at the
Fourth Ward School-houss ysststdsy
afternoon In the high sohoel.room be-
tween two boys over q six-shoetsr.
The high school pupils In Storey
county. sPing college customs, maintain
. secret society, to gain admission to
which the only qualification required 10
to be Q pupil Of q certain grade. In Viz.
einia the society 10 composed Of all the
pupils In the high school.rosm-prs-
paratory. junior and senior classes. II
Was ct . meeting Of this society that the
trouble occurred.
When Professor Gray took charge Of
the Fourth Ward school be refused per.
mission for the society-the name OF
which he 10 ignerant-to meet during
school hours. but afterwsrd modified his
order so a. to allow them to meet after
Fridays lessons were over In the alter
noon. He left the room yesterday. as
usual. at the time OF the meeting. and
was net present at the scrimmsae.
It IL not definitely known whether 1t
10 o rule OF the society to call upon mem.
bers to deliver their weapons to the pre-
siding officer, % Q precaution against the
occurrence Of o similar scene to hat en-
acted at q meeting OF railroad directors
In Reno, or whether yesterday was an
exception. At any rate. the acting chair
man OF the meeting. Ed. Kennedy,
stated that 10 any one present bad q pis.
tol In his or her possession, - or she
would please lay Il on his desk until the
meeting was over.
Frank Smith, . youth OF eighteen
summers, advanced to the front and de-
posted q large navy revolver.
All was going smoothly until some
young aspirant for parliamentary hon.
ors raised Q point Of order that the pre-
siding officer had no more right to the
possession Of q pistol (ths deposited
ons) than o member. Pending the dis
cussion, Smith demanded his weapon,
which was refused. He advanced to
override the order Of the Chairman by
taking IL. As q result. q scufie ensued.
The pistol was picked up by . third
party and carried from the scene. The
meeting then adjourned.
The Principal. as stated before. was
not in the room and Of course knew
nothing OF the affair at the time. Since
learning OF II he has published q mani
issto dissolving the society, which prob
ably ends the affair.
To dispense With levity. the scene was
disgracsful. but In nowise reflects upon
the Principal. Nor Is young Smith to
blame. for there 10 nc denying the fact
that custom and law tolerates toe much
Of the rowdy In Rrown.up persons which
breeds the spirit Of h%oodlumism in boys
that ac,ua,es them to carry pistols and
knives. as many here do.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Good Pickings.

BosroN. October 29.-In the Probate
Court charges have been Alsd against
Charles E. Virgins, q we'll known creek
cry merchant. for securing an estate Of
$50, 900 from the late John Harrison
by base frauds. Hsrrison's heirs have
brought suit for $780, 900 In the United
States Circuit Court and attached his
store and bank deposits. Harrison wal
. bachelor who grew weak.mindsd and
was handed over to Virgins sister To be
secluded and worked upon for requests.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
New York,s Water Supply.

New York. October 2S.-Ths water
suction is unchanged, except that this
morning the city had about sixty million
gallons less than yesterday. In cases
where water Is wasted by h%oussholdsrs
the supply will be turned Of without
warning. whether the waste comes from
carslessness or not. An arrangement
has been made TO open the fiood.gatss
when an increase Of water pressure ia
needed BY the Fire Department. No
factory has yet been closed from lack Of
water. but many BARRIERS have shut up
their baths. One liquor saloon requests
patrons to use water In moderation.
Many ferries are anticipating q total
failure OF water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29

Eva Swift. . ssvsn.ysar.old daughter
OF Ed. Swift. 10 quite Ill. Her sieknss'
resulted from swallowing pine nuts
Whole, which caused Inflammation Of
the bowels. The little girl, with two
playmatss. was playing at dectsr. nurse
and patient and 1t dsvolved on Eva to
take the pills prescribed by the youthful
doctor, which vas the pine nuts, shell
and all. Her case is serious.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Valuable Church Burned.

LouuvILLE. October 29.-Ths War.
rem Memorial Tabernacle. Prssbytsrian.
corner OF Fourth and Broadway. the
finest church in the CITY, was destroyed
BY Ere last night. II was new and oost
about $50, 600. Tho irs 10 supposed
to be the work Of an ~incendiary. II has
been but . few months since the congre'
CATION freed itself from debt except the
payment Of S45. 900. The amount ei
ipsuranoe 10 unknown.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Republican Caucus.

WASHINGTON. October 29.-The Rspub-
loan Senators held q caucus this morn.
ing and discussed the situation as to the
present deadlock and what had better be
done. Il was the general desire to
bring the present session to . close and
some thought 1t useless to prolong the
struggle, as tho President can appoint
Stratham Postmaster. Finally q reso-
luton was adopted appointing o com.
mittse to wait on the President and 70.
quest him to withdraw the nomination
Of Stratham Immediately 30 that the
Senate may adjourn this evening. The
committee will wait upon the President
at once,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29

The Eureka Leader gives the following
concerning the trials and vsxations Of q
former resident Of the Comstock, now
on the Base Range: George Elston.
more iamiliarly known on the Comstoek
a. "Butcb." now manager Of the 0lym.
pic, has been In bad luck since his ar
rival on the Range. Last Sunday even.
ing . sneak thief. while hs was slssping.
relieved his pockets Of oil the wealth
thsv contained, and now "Butch" ha,
Loaf his Grand Army Of the Republic
badge. The old veteran cares but little
fer the coin, bat the loss Of the medal.
earned BY good. square fighting service
worries the warrior to q considerable sI-
tent. The finder Of the badge could 90
NO more charitable act than return the
same to "Butch." and save the appear
aaes Of gray hairs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
SCHOOL MATTERS.
Meeting Of shs rrasssss last Evss-
Tag Essasais Asasarss-nisesi'


The Geld Hill Board Of schesl Trus-
tees held their regular monthly meeting
at the Central building last evening
present. Trustees Mercer. Hall. French.
and Clerk Williams. The minutes Of
the previous meetings were approved ~
read.
Trustees Mercer and Hall reported the
insurance policies renewed and the school
property Of the district properly in
sured.
Trustee French reported that hs had
trsnsfsrred the proper seats from the
west to the east side OF the Divide school
building. for the accommodation Of the
pupils there.
A communication from the County
Superintendent Of Schools, stating his
last spportionmsnt. was received and
Alsd.
A. Summerheld, Clerk Of the Lyon
county Beard OF School Trustees. sent
In q Communication offering to purchase
thirty-two seats at "a each. agreeing to
pay Sl00 cash and promising to pay the
remainder when the tax money was re-
ceived.
The seats In question are now In the
vacant school.house near the Justice
mine. The price offered was considered
small. and the matter was referred 70
Trustee French 0f the Building Conn.,
mittee, with power to act.
ECONOMIC MEASURES.
In considering the bills presented for
the pas. month Il was noted that slate
pencils, which arc furnished the entire
sohool. cost the Board $50 . year. and
The Availability OF each pupil furnishing
their own was discussed. but NO action
taken.
Mrs. Foearty was elected jsnitress for
the Divide School at Q salary OF $l5 per
month"; reduction OF $40 from last
year, a she has two rooms less to care
for. She Is furnished with wood. water
and hose rent besides the salary.
Principal Young asked that . com.
mittse be appointed 10 request the puo-
fishers Of the three daily papers In the
county TO furnish the school with a copy
Of each issue. He said the pupils Of the
Hieh school were studying the science
Of government and In 90 doing sheuld
BE- allowed to read the current news oil
the day. as appeared in the papers In
| relation thereto, and the papers would
be kept on fle for the information OF
such pupils. Hall. Mercer and Williams
were appointed to visit the different
Offices.
Prior 10 the drawing Of the warrants.
the question Of teachers salaries was
brought forward. II was stated Miss
Nellie Lynch was receiving but $50 per
month for the same work other teachers
received $50, aud her salary was In.
creased SO. Notwithstanding . reso.
luton Of the Board passed at the previous
meeting that oil salaries should remain
ct the figures Of the past year, for the
present. Mrs. Mygstt. who 10 teaching
q Department that has hitherto COM
mandsd 500 per month, was reduced to
$50, the reduction ordered TO take effect
for the month just passed.
The teachers salaries for the past
month amount to $1,000. which the Clerk
stated was $40 less than last year.
The bills for the last month. including
janitors' salaries. were 1929 80. The
total Indebtedness Of the district, before
drawing the warrants for the
amounts. was S47ll 90.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
New ids

II any person thinks T. R. McGurn
does not keep good cider he is very
much mistaken. A dsmijohn Of the
precious article received al the News
Office this afternoon was capital, and
pronounced by Q member Of q Bible
class "just the thing for communion
service" McGurn has . large supply
Of the beverage which no 10 willing to
sell at low fgures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Alta

Coin HILL. October 20. lssl.-W.
n. Watson, Secretary. San francisco
Since last report the east DRIFT has been
extended - feet; total leneth. $50 feet.
We also made "a feet in the west DRIFT
total length, ITO feet. We had 10 shut
down yesterday to repair supply tank on
tho surface. but started up again last
night. E. d. BoYLE, superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
The Senate.

WASHINGTON. ostobsr 20. THE ex.
seutivs session Of the Senate yesterday
closed Of $50 this morning. No decided
action was taken on Strsthan's nomina-
ten, and when the doors were opened
the Senate ~sdjournsd to meet at noon
today. Most OF the time Of the session
after midnight was taken up In calling
the roll and various dilatory motions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29

Tho Bonanza Mining Company has
received q United States patent for its
claim and the sams 10 now on ale with
the County Recorder. The claim 10 de-
scrib.d Is being upon the Lucky Bald.
win Lode. Virginia Mining District, and
comprises 2 and 1900 acres Of land.
The claim 10 west Of the Mexican and
Union Consolidated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Religious Notices.

Methodist Church. Gold H~ill-Unitsd
Sunday school at 2 p. n. All are cordially
invited.
St. Johns Church, Gold Hill sun
dsy.sehool at I ?. n. AL are cordially
invited 10 attend.
There will DO divine service at Dayton
tomorrow evening at 1:S0 o'clock, Rev.
George N. Eastman officiating. AL are
cordially welcome.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
New Goods and Low Prices.

Attention 10 called to the new advsr.
tisemsnt OF L. Block In ansther column.
He has just laid In answ stock Of boots,
shoes. hats, caps. California underwear,
gents furnishing goods and other arti.
cles In his line. His store 10 on Main
street. Gold Hill. and be agrees TO sell
ct prices that defy competition. Read
bis advertisement and give him . call.
An inspection OF his stock will convincs
any one that there IL no need to 60 far.
Their TO make purchases.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29

Tho Consolidated Imperial Mining
Company has been given till November
18th 70 plead to the complaint Of r. T.
Brodek. administrator on the estate OF
b. Farnum. deceased. Who IL suing for
S25. 600 damage. Fsrnum, II will Be re-
msmbsrsd, was killed by the giving way
Of ahoisting cable . little over one year
ego.
A number Of Gold Hill pupils living
on the Divide have been attending the
Fourth Ward school. Virginia. A recent
resolution Of the Trustees OF that dis
triet was to the effect that their parents
would have TO pay for tuition OF the
children would BE- sent home.
Taxpayers will do veil to remember
that State and county taxes are now due
and payable. They will be delinquent
November Il.
The District Court win meet ssaiA
aszt Saturday a 10 a. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Ne,h,ar Doing ON Pine street.

Pine street and the Board ROOMS, sayi
the San Francisco Chronicle Of Friday,
we're completely deserted yesterday. and
the few brokers who had orders had "a
amuse those who had none and who put
In appearance from habit. Values did
not change to any appreciable extent.
The north end Comstocks were neglected
at unchanged rates. On regular call
Sierra Nevada wss unstable, no trans.
actions being recorded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Jelly l.asdierd.

When residents Of Gold Hill visit
Virginia they always call on Tom Finch,
q. No. z North @ street. for refresh
msnts. Finch II doing we'll 10 his new
place OF business. he keeps choice
iIouors and hne cigars and 10 jolly
landlord. Bead his advertisement undsF
"Nsv Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
An UnWelcome Babe.

CHICAGO. October 2s.-Emily secraft,
a young woman Of Montreal. gave birth
10 . child In the closet Of . Grand Trunk
car near Boule Greek. Michigan, and -.
dsaversd 70 dispose Of u. bat it, cries
we're heard BY the conductor, and abe
vss sent hone With her babe,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Diveree Grs.ssd.

The only business appearing 10 the
District Court this morning was the APP
pliestion for divorce BY Addis Lsford
from her husband. Gssres G. Lsford. on
the ground Of failure 10 provide. The
husband 10 at present 10 Bsdis and the
vile in Virginia City. He acknowledged
the service Of sunmsns but made no
answer, and he decree Of divorce was
arsxtsA q prayed fer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Miscellaueous

oswEoo, N. Y. October ga steam
boiler Of o thrssh.r exploded at Mart
Vile yesterday. One man was killed
and eight injured.
ST.. Lou1s, October pa reception
and lunch was rendered to the Won
stsubsn party yesterday morning and an
sftsrnoon excursion down the river was
takan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Tia Mississipi 0yarnoH,

HANNIBAL. October 2s.-Ths shy
lsv.e broke yesterday In the third place,
and the water IL now sweeping over the
entire bottom land. The break IL 800
feet. The loss is estimated Of $500. 900.
The trsstls.wor Of the Chicago, Bur-
linetou and Quincy Railroad wa carried
away by the fosd. Corn and fences are
generally destroyed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29

II il to b hoped that the poisonous
Agus medicines have had their day.
Arsenic and quinins are not desirable
commodities 10 carry about In ones
system. even for the sake Of temporarily
displaying the malsrial poison which
produces Fever and Agus. Ayers Agus
Cure 10 . sure antidote for the Aeue,
and 10 perfectly harmless, leaving the
system In as good condition % before
the Ague was contracted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
C~onfsderate Bonds.

NEW Yoax. October 2s.-oeni'dsrats
bonds are still In active demand. Arep'
rsssn!ativs Of London interests 10 on his
way to West Virginia with q proposition
for the Adjustment Of deferred bonds,
The Nationsl banks are heavy buyers Of
the extended fyes. /.