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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-26
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100 Mammoth. l0c
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-26

There hes been . cave west Of the Q.
4 @. side track down into The old cno''
lar tuppsl. The tunnel has bsen 70,
,.irsd and cleaned out y Tie 6ai!resa
6onpsny. and now the hole - . %
49, M ART transported On IA sars
- ~ go ed 81 " sRsss' W.
ainiA, tnnAea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-26
MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of early imprud.nes, causing psrv:
ous Debility, premature decay. etc.. having uisd
In Win eycry known remedy. has discovered 9
simnle mean Of slfeurs. wheh b win seod
frss 10 M fs~iiow-su6srsrs. Addrpss !. H.
RERVIs, e OhasAsm's.. N.x. ocl3
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aslisisss Nsuess.

q. Jshn.s Church. Gold Hill-sunday
.chooi a / j. 4. AL Are cordially invited
10 attend.
Thar viii b divine servics. at Dayton
,norrov evening d 7:S0 o'clock. new.
Cor n. Esstmsn ~ofaciating.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-26

Arrivals Ts.s Mersiss.
RP Heating. Il n Robertson. d Della
van. Jw orndorn. Mrs. orman. Captain
1CLord. Mrs. R Winters. - Curtis. G
N Porter. G N sloat, "A Bass, n Fitz.
ssrsld. W " Bausman.
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sHD Day. J II McCsuley. p p Csmatoek.
p Nichols. Miss Thompson. hiss VIII
mot, Nrs T n orman. L r Harrison. J
Dsmiing. J Mcintyre. J Dsusherty. LIE
Frsnksl. Joe Nuncten. Mr. J Niehels.
z Kelly.
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NOTICE.

IL PERSONS HAVING IN THK1B POS
"A seeaion bo.ks belonging 70 Wells Drum
,ars requested 70 leave the same ct the ofdcs oi
ne Cen Hux NxwS - room . ooryenisnt.
eead Rtn. ssptsnbs 10. iiis. ssii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-26

Arrivals Lass Evening.
CAV Putnam. 8 @ Cosgrovs. bishoP
Whitaker and wife, B B Hayward.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-26

Dsparsarss Tharsday Eveaiag.
Rev Father Callan. J Wolf. @ Ellsr. O
Av Putnam. J Chryslsr. T Kelly. W @
Thompson. II Block. Judge II Risins' J
Blsvins, A Craven.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-26

THrs PAN IS FAR sUPRaioR TO ALI
others In several important paracuiarr'
The Grinding Mullsrs are near tne center. 70
ouirtna less power. The plow-shsped grooves
fsiss the Quicksilver with the pulp regularly
With lees power. without violence. and with
better smaleamating sffect, berides admitting .
iarrsr charge. The inclined. shaped houstngl
on ne muilsr.plate openings efhciently foroe
The pulp directly under the mullers.
MANUFACTURED Of the Golden etste nc Minets
f,on Vorks. an 10 ISL First ptreet Ban Fran.
cisco. and IL the Gates 3 sooville Iron Works,
81 South Canal street. Chicago. where u can b
eIsnlned and further particulars be learned;
or perpons may apply to the Inventor and Pa
enteS, q q. STEVENSON. at the Douelas Mn,
Gold HIN, Nevada. where the Pans have ions
been IN operation.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-26

All Bill. dns the PIONEER IAuHp.Y @
sstticd before the TINTH OF DHokxnxk, o.
thsy win b plaoed IN the bands q 9 coleesos:
In future no bills VIII b auowso Y IN ny
than thirty days. III nAht
TirSfnis. pcoSnhR ], iooo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
ATMOSPHERIC PHENOMENoN

BoSTON, Sept. 6.-From early morning up to
dition, exciting much comment, and in somo instances
looking up into the sky appeared to be free from
FOG or mist the sun has been totally
mosphere rs pcfVaded with ycllOwish light which
lchus strange appearance to every object On the
Common inc grass presents most unnatural
ance, its lVd green looking though II result of
coat OF pant Gas Jets which ordinarily show yellow
lsh ngt burn with white hriliaUcy that makes them
resehple eectrlc nights. In all directions distances
appeared to be shortened Through windows near and
iaf c0ud DE seen stakc points OF white light resembling
little electric lamps but in reality Jets TIE ph,,
Emerson, professor of Natural Philosophy and
at Dartmouth College IL caused by some
thing in the atmosphere which absOrbs the shorter and
longer wave lengths, leaving only those which
cOlOrs OF yellow and green. He thinks it be owing
TO the pollen RON fir and pine trees, together with
smoke from the forest fires in Canada,
PROVIDENCE r. l., Sept 6.-The day is excessively
dark here, accompanied by great sutriness The day
consumption OF gGs commenced at noou and at abont
three o'clock the supply failed, compelling the offices
for light The failure OF the gas supply, however
lasted only about half an hour and was due to "A tenn
porary Heterogeneous
SARATOGA, Sept. 6.-The sky to-day has presented a
strange appearance and up to almost noon it was so
dark that gasghs had to brought regusi-
ton murky and yellowish covered the sky and tho
general appearance was as II heavy fog had to
the hegh OF the clouds and dense that t obscured
the sun The atmosphere oppressive. Gas iets
sheu SILVER light peculiar In that produced by electric
lV ana attracted the observation of every
one The darkeHt period was between $3.50 and e:30
thls morning. when II required unusually bright vision
70 recognize person the opposite side OF Broadwnv
booking IRON the interior of any building into tie
sore sore the appearance OF ire bursting forth from
LONE adjoining block
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
BLOSSOMS DESPITE THE DRoUTH.

The monthly meetings OF the New York Hor-
tcultnral Society which have been interrupted
during the summer vacation resumed vester-
day afternoon and the bright coIors IL tables
were pleasant proof that all the flowers have not
been parched into dust by the killing dronth 1t
is rather late for gladiOlus, but finer group than
the seedlings shown by Hallock ~ Thorpe was never
seen In the most prosperous season. MANY 81 the
specimens are perfect in form and habit and
pencilled with most delicate tints and standings.
Among the cut flowers the best asiers in
variety. Seeding dahas. double and single, japan
lilies, novelties in geranlums, and some vclyety
cockscombs of immense size. One OF the most in
terestng specimens was finely grown Clio v Pea"
lChanthus Dampierii) with blooms Of crimson and
black furnished by Jas. Y. Murkand. secretary of
the society.
Some sixty glasses of hardy perennial flowers
represented the unique collection of Wooson & Co.,
Passaic, n. j., and usual among the most
attractive features of the display. Exhibits from
this COZ lection always available for study and
comparison account of the accurate way in which
they are labelled. both with their botanical and
common names, practice altogether commcrd3ble.
comparatively tritoma from the Cape,
pancratiums from Florida, Carpathian hare bells
and different varieties of latrs from Texas and
the southwest were among the noteworthy flowers
in yesterdays display.
An excellent essay on the various methods of
propagating evergreens was read by Samuel
Parsons, ir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
OPENING OF COUPS CIRCUS.

w: c. Coups Circus was opened last evening at
the Madison Square Garden Despite the heat the
ATTENDANCE was large the great amphItheatre being
nearly filled. The Garden has been put in attrac-
ont last night, and there was no mishap during the
performance not even rider falling from his horse.
Before the opening, T.. A. Menter, leader of the
by the members. The Grand Entrye"
elaborate, and so large that
the hppodrome could not accommodate the partici-
pants. The excited the most applause. es-
pecially that of the Zulu and the horse the Zulu
won.
During the races there was veciferous cheering
and hats and handkerchiefs were waved. Lulu, the
man-bird, was projected sixty feet through space
and come off uninjured. Nettie, the leapng horse
valued as high Maud s. by Mr. Coup, made the
famous jump over four horses and six barred
gate. The manager expresses himself as highly
content with his prospects in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
LIQUOR TROUBLES AT BAYONNr v

The liquor question IL again creating excitement
i'll Bayonno, N. J. About two weeks ago the Conn
ell passed an ordinance giving the Mayor power to
grant the privilege OF selling beer To persons or asso
Mayor signed the ordinance, but the Society for The
Maintenance of Law and Order procured a
OF granting licenses is vested in the Mavor
and Common Council jointly, and that the
The Council then held special meeting and
passed resolution transferring the license and
business OF Iaiilck Devine TO the grove in which
mic yesterday, but the Mayor vetoed the resolution
and consequently the attendants ut the picnic who
wanted peer had To go elsewhere for it. The mem
beiS OF the organization aud their friends are greatly
exercised over the matter and ii will DO u factor in
the next local election. "
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was returned nv the jury that John o,,,.-
s'u''y VI manslaughter. Quinn is now IN emu. We
NEW-JFRSFy eVot

was returned nv the jury that John ou,,-
NEW-JERSEY oos
.HoDoKES.-On the application of DR. HaIf..
OF .ne tnree Claimants 20 the Office of Civ pi oae
clan. Judge Knapp yesterday granted an "a nysi-
curing the Mayor and Common Conncii ~ q re.
cause why writ of mandsn1us should MOI ~ ~ snow
requiring them 10 pay him $500 the amonnf e tssed
Pehsalon winch he claims 20 be due up 10 Sen,on-
L. The order is returnable Oh September n 'p'eia-
-, PATERsoN-The New-York, Lake Fra
Western Railroad Company presented and
ntlon TO the Board of Aldermen On pc-
d e requesting the repeal OF two n In
lions lions o. an ordinance prohibiting the CompsSv
speed than five miles an hour. The petit ion ~ ster
ferred 10 committee which decided to rscorn e,
the repeal of the sections if the company viii
watchmen gates aGd other suitable protectianp ~,
unprotected crossings. 'n az
STATEN ISLAND.
ToMPKINsvILLE.-The shipments of cotton -,
tobacco from the American stores at Tomuki o0
were never so large at present. nus
RECOMMENDATIONS Connolly for the second 81;
within two years, gave birth twins recpTiiv ns
Millspaugh has caused the first two children n r.
committed 10 the care of the matron in the G NM,
AlmshOuse. W eunty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
TESTING CARRIER PJGFONS

Two hundred and forty-seyen carrier pi geons were
SET Tree at Newark, n. j., ut 8 O'clock yesterday
morning. Upon being looscd the whole locli rose
above the town and Clrcled around for an hour be-
fore they took their flight for home This was the
iarScSl npck OF honlng pigeons ever OoSed in Amer
ica AS "a MS could be asccrtained the birds ali ar
rived at thclr various lofts in this city i'll good time
kept To-day still larger flock 2S4 will he loosed
from RahWay. At O'Clock this morning two pir-
are to be l0oScd. Last night 5G birds of ho Rrnn'
Iyn cup were sent to Allentown, eghty-seven miles
DISTANT 70 be set free from The looming Pigeon Of
Hamburg next Tuesday 0 ih''n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
HOME NE RS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Fifth Lrcaue Hoiel-The Hon. John W. Foster
o. S Minister to Russia and Judge Robert Earl OF the
York Appeals Windsor Walter
p of England, and s Newton Petts OF Pennsylvania.
Eersf JOte1hc Hon. James Bilney u = Minister
Hague r. r. Hit u. s. Assistant Secretary State
Medical inspector A. c. GorRas, T.. 8 Victoria
Lord Geoge Montague of the British legation al Washington
-.SturterGnt HOUSE Rear admiral II. y Puryiance =
y Gdsev HouSc-General George r. sharpe Of livingston
aptain Nc iickan,
Rothna. cstinpsier HOieI-Jcrsms Parnenter OF
Troy Jataes Hote-Mayor Il. Murphy, IT, TROY
Daniel Manning, Of Albany Metropolitan HOfeiJ Thomas
Sprggs A. D. Barber of Cics and G. A. Waath. of Oneida
y. Hoffman H0eJ. A. Damont Supervising Inspoc
tOrGeneral Of Steamboats,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
DISHONEST EMPLOYEES DETECTED.

About two months ago Inspector Murray was in
formed by Graft u Co., of Nos 20 TO rs Greene
ST., agents for the filts silk mills of Paterson
j., that they had missed large quantities of silk
handkcrclucis Tho robbrres were OF weekly uc-
currences and rs many as sixty dozens were missed
III week No c!cw to the robbers could be obtained
and all the clerks trusted implicitly bv the
hrIn. Inspector Murray carefully watched the
employees and his suspicious were directed TO
William Howe, the foreman OF tue hat band
department. 1t was soon lsccrtaincd that no was
purloimng and pawning the handllcrchlels AT the
rate OF SIX oreght dozensa day. He was arrested on
Monday while pawnlng three dozens and locked no
at Police Headquarters. His entire thefts il ia
said, Will probably amount to $4,000
Inspector Murray and Detective smith Yesterday
arrested john +. Dennis, of Paterson n D. the
foreman in the finishing department of the all mill
OF Gnmshaw Brothers, OF Paterson, a charge of
tneit FOR some tlmo the firm has missed n quantity
of silk goods. The polio, were called i'm and sno9
suspected Dennis He was arrested in this city vns
terday. The extent of his robberies is as yet I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
THE TROUBLE OF THE RANKrps

Marshall Is. Blake, Collector of Internal Rcvenue
in this city, said asl evening that there was no bi
new In BANK taxation matter, the article published
81, r NE iiubuNE OF yesterday containing all the
stated in Wail-st that he had received q letter
from COMMISSIONER Raum yesterday, direot
gross deposits Mr. Blake cmuhaticaiW de-
med tlat such was the fact. He said that
ne had received several letters from MIR. Raum int
none yesterday. The Investigations and exau,inao
tlons would be continued and all the facts gathered
paC hqtihg iurther than that would be done until
aiteI VIC nearing at washington on the 18th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
CARING FOR SICK CHILDREN

The monthly reports OF the visiting physicians of
the Sick Childrcn's Mission, show that 400 cases
OF sickness among the children of the poor were
treated last month. The physicians made 1. 40
visits the druggists put up go prescriptions, and
300 orders for nourshment, given by the doctors
were hllcd at the headquarters of the mission Most
of the children were treated for diarrhpa cholera
lnIantum and other common summer complaints
but III the course of the month the physicians had
eighteen cases of dphthcra eleven eases of scarlet
fever, and nineteen children were treated for
hamilton, or sickness Occasioned by want of food
Since the beginning OF the season free medical al
tendance, mHdlcine and nourishment have been fur
nished to l 900 children and eighty five mothers
smallest charges for medical aid or medicine. and
many of them were utterly destitute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
THE PARK COMMISSIONERS NEGLECT

Az the meeting Of the Board of Aldermen yester-
day Alderman Kenney offered preamble and
reso uton setting fOrth that the Parl, Commission
ers had neglected their duties and that in conse-
quehce oisuch neglect the public parks which SHOULD
Dc an adoinlncnt and source of pride TO the CITY
are really disgrace In conclusion no offered a
resolution that " the Mayor be requested To direct
the attention OF the Park Commissioners to tho facts
as stated IN the above preamble, and remedy the ex-
lstihR eVl anu IN the event OF their noncompliance
TO intimate tn their designations will be agleea bv
accepted, and gentlemen of more energy and canoc-
lty appointed i'll thor stead' this was referred
TO the COmmittee on Salaries and Oltccs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
STATEN ISLAND.
OsWEGo REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS

OswEGo, n. Y, Sept cat the ReoubEcan
cancases held in this city tonight delegs,
favorable 10 p. W. Cullinans nomination were elee,a =
three wards. In four wards there are donnie CO... :.
delegates. One ward did not elect Assembly ,leero.
pat elected Administration delegates the county SS
district conventions. -'' @Au
The I'D District OF Oswego County sends VI u
steele d. W. G. Peck, ID. ID. Drake and J. W L0omis an
Administration men, 10 the State Convention Deeg.ss
lavorable to the nomination of W. III. Steele FOR sais
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07

board, having been Struggled. Capt,in w. j. Jen-
nlngs at once granted their request. The search
was made. but the trunk was not found The
officers thereupon departed,
X. j. Cortis manager of the line. expressed his
regret yesterday. that such rumor had gained
Circulation Captain Jennings had reported 70
him the facts as give, above and was Indignant
that he had been represented as hunting tor dyna-
mite when there was no necessity for il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
hour At the Court house they were reviewed by Con

hour At the Court house they were roviewcd oy Cen
There was an exhibition Of fireworks ct Groton TO.
nsght Groton Heights 1t lasted several hours ana
was witnessed by large assembage OF people
General Sherman leaves New London at am. for
Worcester. There was reception at Allyn Hall TO-
night given by the coored residents Of New London In
commemoraton of the coored patriots who fell at the
Fort Grfswold massacre estimated that between
thirty and forty thousand people visited New London to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
NOT DYNAMITE Btr'r 1rTIrINrI,v

Inc story was published yesterday that two
strange men to 20 on hoo,d thn So, "
nur4tc Oh tle Whlte star Line, ut the foot of Wost
Ionth 81. on sunday afternoon; that thew carried
when thcy lett the steamer; and that much excite
meht was caused ON board through ne apprehens,on
matter Is this: Two Custom House oliienrs on.
peared on the pier and stated that they would like
10 look lor trunk containing millinery goods
winch They had reason 10 Deleve was secreted on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
THE MAYORS NOuINATrONs

Alderman Sauer mt the meeting OF tho Board of
Aldermen yesterday introduced a resolution Droyid
ing Tor n special meeting of the Board on Monday
next, to take up and act upon the Mayors nomina-
tons. After considerable discussion, however the
Alderman Withdrew this, bat 1t is understood that
he Will call up tho matter ut the meeting of the
Board on Tuesday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
SURRENDERED By BIS BONDsvay

Charless A. Byne, who is under Indictment
for alleged libel Colonel ]. W. Fuller was surren
dered in Jersey City, 10y his bondsman Freehoder Des
jamin Gregory becoming his surety - -
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Marine INTELLIeENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
TAn.w

TO-DAY.
snn rises 3'3 sun sets 632 Clock fact On Ia
MOON eets. o;Vo hool souhs 1l57 a ge lars ~
HIGa WATER TO DAYS.
sandy dook- 6;46 Gov. Island. 7:l0 Hell Gase $50
Hisd WATER TODAY =. N
sandy Hook. 7.0S Gov. Island. 732 Hell ca.a M,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER T. 1891.

children having passed through tho summer
months. finds its money low that daily sustenance
grows hourly more doubtful An earnest appeal is
coal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
A CORNER" AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Considerable excitement prevailed at the Stock
Exchange yesterday owing 10 4 sudden corner" in
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad common stock
The market opened at 96l2 aud quickly ro,o to
1Ol =. Ii then advanced without sale until il
reached III L when there 100 shares sold at
that hgure The next sale was of 800 shares nj 1873
followed by Il sudden jump to 1870 Mt which figure
there sale of 100 shares. The next transac-
ton was OF 100 shares at 100. followed by another
rise to 13l, at which figure 200 shares were sold.
The total transactions of the day amounted TO only
1,S0O shares. The market closed mt 1851 100 II
was reported that 1870 was bid after Change
1t is wei known that a pool has been formed m
which certain NcwGork, Boston and Baltimore men
are sand to be interested, to the extent of 90 900
leash shares, and stop contracts to an amount
which raises the holdings practically to 100 900
shares The persons forming the pool say there is a
CONSIDERABLY short" interest in NeW-lork in the
common stoc and also II Boston, ami il is threat
cned TO pnt the stock up To 200. In April last the
stock sold at 7l2, and it il reported that james H.
hecne, who Is SAID to be short" saw when il was
quoted at about 81 that practically u corner" had
been formed, and proposed settlement on the basis
OF 80. HIS proposition was not accedcd to, and "A
counter proposition was made for "A settlement at
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
A CHARITY THAT NEEDS AID.

The House of the Holy Comforter at No. "a West
'Eleyenth-st.. Tree home for incurable women and