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SMALLPOX NOTICE.

THI BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF rnI
\ Town Of Gold Hill havs ordered that ths
ordinance which rrquirss Physicians usatin9
pes,suts With smallpox. and al persons vho
have cases Of smallpox IN thsir housrs, 70 IN.
form the Tow nsrshsl Of same. shsii o
sssictiy snforcsd. tb'tefors give notos 10 q
dato tske Deesufes 20 euforcS tn ~ 800.
nance =. KlNNeDS Town Nsfshsi'
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IJtAH tx rENsiON COLD AND
u SILVER MINIsG COMPANY. location
Of principal place Of business. San fnDcisco,

C.iifJinis.
Local n Of work., st irsy county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given thata u meeting q, the
Day OF February, ISL, an assessment
mo. ~ OF Tea li0) Gents. per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the corpora.
ton, payable Immediately. In United btater
gold coin. to the Secretary, 81 the ONCE OF The
Q mpany. Room ~. NJ. 80 Suffer street. Ban
Fra, cisco California.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shalI
rmsin unpaid on the twsrty.ix b (2eth) day OF
MACH iosl. will be delinquent, and adver
tissd Tor sale 81 public ancti0n, and unlcss pAy.
msnt 10 made befoee, will be sold on fklD y.
the FIFTEEN n tlstn day Of APRIL.
1881, to pay the delinquent assessment, 10
yether with cost OF advertising and expenses
Of sale.
By order Of the H,srd Of Directors.
vlCr r RkSsA HR. Secretary.
Once Roo 30. NO. 100 Sutt.r street ran
trauci,co, CALI, rnls. f.26td
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!. NDEN silver INNING cor

a NynN 4Oas
"A P,sY.-Lo alton Of principal place oil
business. IAN rrsnci CO. California.
Location IL WORKS, virgiais Mining District,
storey county. Nevada.
Notice hhereb Given that ct . meeting Of the
Board OF Director, held on the frst usD
day Of March 1881, An assessment mo.
iaj OF Twsnt, Ave Gents (2Scl per share war
levied up nths capital stock OF the corporation.
payable immediaiely. In United States gold
coin. TO the Secretary. ct The once Of the Com
pany, Room =, Nevada Block. No 309 Mont.
Romery street. San Pnncisco. California.
Any stock upon which this aseessment shall
remain unpaid on ne SEVENTH l1thJ dsy Of
APRIL. 1851. will b ~delinousnt. and advsr.
tissd for salt at public ~suctiop: and unlses pay.
ment 10 made before. will BE- sold 90 4
DAY. the TwkNTY.N NINTH day Of APRIL,
1851, TO pay the delinquent Assessment. To-
gyther With costs Of afvertis'ng and expenses
d. ale
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
BUTLER BUkRis. Secretary.
Ofdce-Room .. Nevada Bloch. Soo hontgom.
erv strret ran Frncieco Cslifornia.
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our LIVE BUSINESS MEN.

SATUhOAIs : : 1AnCh - AcoA
our LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
WIDE AWAKE ADvRarisgas
WnO ranive rAk2kDX.
Advsrsssisg Dssisess Cssssss Dsst.
.r~s-rr.as. ssa rrssesrssy Fsi.
psv-rAas 10 shs EzSsssssss -
An VIE hsss tried IL
AMUsEMENTs.
Pfpsrs' opsrs Houss. Virginia City.
BANKERS.
Assncy Nevada Bank Of Ban 1fsneisoos
O strvst Virginia Oily.
BRoKkRs.
I. B. yfsnhsl& o., Main street.. Gold
T. B. Msaurn. ios South o street. Viz.
ginis City.
CLOTHING AND 7uRNIsHNa GOODS.
Banner Bros. Corner O and Taylor
streets. Virginia
claAKs AND TOBACCO.
D. Thorburn. opposis Nxvs once.
LIN street. aold hiu.
DRUGGISTS.
Hasbrouek d Hall. Main street.. Gold
Hill. opposits yellow Jacket snyins-houss.
DENTIST.
4. Chapman. iov south O street. Viz.
FANCY GOODS.
D. T~horhurn. Nam street Gold Hin.
u. W. Uhubbusk. Postothes store. Main
street. Gold Aiii.
I0UHDRIIS.
Gold Hill Foundry. Lower Gold Hill,
George Immsl proprietor.
fkElaAc DELlvERY.
Thomas Gallagher. once near railroad
depot 0old Hin.
aKocIHiEs. PROVISIONS. ETC.
y. W. Folsom. Nam street. Gold Hill.
Richard Asrosr, Nam street. Gold
Hill.
HOTELS AND REsTAURANTS.
Gold Hill Bakery and Restaurant. Main
street. Gold Hin; J.. p. Becker. Pro
pristor.
Oily Baisry. n North O ssrs,.. virsini.
Oily; fitzmeisr d Axmhrust Propris-
tors.
LAUNDRY.
Pioneer Laundry. north Of Virginia
Oily q. w. Hall. Propriseor.
lMARKETS.
Gold Hill Market. next door below the
Nsws onics. Nam street. n. b. Dwslly.
Propristor.
NEWS DEPoTS.
d. Thorburn. opposite Nxws omoe.
Nam street. Gold Hill.
y. W. Chubbssk. Postodaos store. Gold
Hill.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Or. J. U. Hall. Nam street.. Gold Hill.
FALCONS.
Comstock Exchange. opposits Liberty
Enyins House. T. i. Finch. Agent.
fsshi0n. Nam street. Gold Hill; Chris.
Wsidsmsnn. proprietor.
Bank Exohsngs. AAn street. Gold Hill;
E. j. Acksnnsy, proprietor.
0ibson's. Nam street. Gold Hill; w.
d. Q. Qibson. proprietor.
WOOD AND COAL.
Thomas Gallagher. near railroad depot.
Gold Hill.
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tpULlION hININa COMPANY

tlDl.hAIOy AhNHNo
ID Location 81 principal plaos Of BUSINESS.
au W nci,co CalifHni
Location OF worss. dold Hill. Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice L. hereby given. that ct Q meeting oil
the Board oil Dirrctors, held on the w. nt,.
Eighth day OF Fsb'ua y. Isl. IN .. ses,mrn,
tho. lSl Of tine Do lar CSiD per ehsre was levied
upon the capital stock VI Tue corporation, pay.
Ible lmmrdiAlsly. IN United States gold COIN. to
the Secretary, a. he once Of the Company
Room 8, safe Depoait Building. No Sas Mont
gom. ~ street. Nan Francisco California.
Any stock upon which this asssssment shall
remain unpaid on the FIFTH 18th day
Of APRIL. 1881. will be delinquent, Mo
advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless pay ment 10 made before will be sold
ON TUESDAY. the iWEETY.sU II ,96thl
aas OF APRIL 1881 70 pay the Delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF rale.
BY order Of ths DO I'd OF rtrectop.
] n BnAZELL. Secretary.
O~fhre-Room No ., rafe u posit Building.
No. SIS Montgomery street. Ban fnnci.eo.
California.
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HxYolr OF TOWN cLxRx.
To the Honorable Board Of Trustees Of
the Town Il Gold Hill-0entlemen : The
followius 10 my report for tho quarter
ending January 81. 1881
Amount Of warrants issued. ..SS.67o 81
Al follow
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~. WORK: $500 .. :ss' :;
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nATc0TC oosainsd Tor aseAaascai -
IVO vice.. medical OF other CON-
pounds. ornamental dsstens
srsds maxks and labels. Caveats. Ass1RnDsnts.
Iutsrfsrsncss. Appeals. Butte for infvtnesDsnfs
md an casrs sristns under n PATENT LAW
promptly ssssudsd CO.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
Rejected san. in noss 60. 5. pa
ntsd b. \. Bring oppo-
dss the Pstsnt One, Ne can naks clos
sssrchss. and secure Pstsots more promptly.
snd With broadsR elaims, than thoes Who ~
rsmcts IRON Wellington.
UkS !. -. 80 =: p. ::
iov. and NO 0aARoi DUR fXfEsr n
SECURED.
Ne refer 70 omcisls t the Ystsnt 0Acs. %
our clients N svssy stats Of the Unioos snd %
your 0snstors snd Representative n oonGveoo.
bpsoiai rsfsssAoss givsa vhsn Desired
O 4. NOV 3 90,
Opposees patnt O0os wssAtneeoa. .. Q.
M A WRRK. m q ony q hona esa1y
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And In scoOrdancs with Law. and an ordsr Of
the Board Of Dirsct.rs, made on the sixth
lsth) day Of January, 1881. % many shares OF
each parcel Of such stock - may b necessary
viii Be sold ct public auction, st tbs once
noyms 8 snde. ban Frsncisco, California. on
WEDNE5DAX. the pscond t2d) day OF NARoH.
1851. at the hour Of Two O'Clock r Il. Of said
day, 70 pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together win costs Of sdv.rtisins aud expsnses
wv. Il. WATSON, Secretary.
Ofnce-No 05 Non gomefy street, Rooms 8
and Q. can ffancisco. Cal.fornis, felStd
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, cgLD = CURRi silver MN

a OULD 4 CURRY Silver HIN.
" ING 0MPANs. Loostion OF principal
place VI business, San F'ancisoo California.
Location Of works. Virginia, Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that ct Q meeting Of
the b ard OF DIRECTOR. held on the thltd
(sd) day OF February. 81, an aseessment tao.
Ss) o tif.s Osnts 100, pr eharS Was levied
upon the capital .tock Of the corporation, ~.
able imm, dlslely. In United Slates gold coin,
~ the .. r,,sry, 1t he once e the Company,
hoom No o., Nevada b ock. No. 59 hont
Rou~ry sun, {. San Fisnoiro0. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the eight (eth) day Of ksrcs.
1851, will be delinquent aud advertised for
sai- u public auction, ana unless payment u
made befurs. will be sold on TUESDAY, the
twenty. niuth t29thl day Of March, 1851. 70 pay
the Delinquent assessment. together with oosts
Of advertising nd expenses Of sale.
BY order NJ the Board Of Direct ~.
ALFRED Z. DURBR0W. secretary.
Onnoe-Room No. 90. Nevsda Block. No. so
Montgomery strct. Sau Francisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-05

HORT on TOWN. AAlsHAL.
To the President and Hon. Board Of
Trustees Of the Town Of Gold Hill-0en-
tlemsu: I herewith submit 70 your Hon.
Board my report VI the business done In
my once fer the quarter ending January
81. 1851:
To amount licenses collected. e. .Si.AsS 90
G.
BY amount paid Treasurer for
Licenses Si'soS w
Number Of arrests for the quarter ending
January 81. 1881. - follow;
Assault and battery
Disturbing peace.
VsyrAncy. .......
Total.
By Nanhal Kennedy. ..........2
BY shssh.n and Ksnnsdy.......i
TopAI .sss.s.'s''S
Respectfully.
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AsssssnEsfs LIVED.


Anew YOBK MINING COMPANY.
IN Location Of principal place Of business,
San Francisco. oslifornia.
Location Of works. Cola Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby g1vsn. that at . meeting Of
The Board OF Directors, bald on the nfpt (lstl
day oil t'bfusry. 1881, an assessment mo. ~
Of Ten Cents tivc) per share wss levied upon
t.s eayital stock Of the corporation. payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin. 70 the
Secretary. st the once Of the Company. Room
9. 10. S21 Pine street tSan Francisco stoch and
kxchange buiidiusl. San Francisco. CAnfor.i u.
Any suck upon which this assessmout shal
remain unpaid on eArUhD y. the Hh day OF
March. ISL, win b delinquent. and adver.
Used Tor sale at public auction. and unless
payment u made before. vii b told or
SATURDAY. the twenty sixth t3ethl dag Of
March. 1881 70 pay the delinquent sssess.
ment, tuRsther With cost OF advertising and
s1psnsse Of ale.
By order Of he Board Of Directors.
d. L. THOMAS, Secretary.
Oflre-Room 9, 8. 2. stock and sxcbsnes
Building, No. al Pine street San Francisco.
California. I'd
RO~TPONB hRNT.
The day Of d~slinqusno, Of the abotsrsmed
eto,k 1. ~postposed 20 March 18Th. 1851. and the
do, Of sals /, tRIDA., April sth. 1851. u the
same hour and place.
d. L. THOMAS, SECRETARY.
Onice-Room =. 8. 2. stock and fxchsues
BuiIding, No. 81 Pine street. Ban frsnei'co 9,
Oaliiornia. mAro
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ssad md - whss thoes say Who have
SnirH' PIANOS IN our mid,t on this Coast
Savs ,our money and bus 81 FihSr HANDS,
Duut b humbueseA. bat eend for Catalogue
md parioslafs and estisfy yoursslves Of The
truth Of my asSsruon.
Any style Of PIANO or ORGAN rsnt on
rr1'kHN DAYS TEST TRIAL, BY furnishing
Banksr's Rxprsss or railroad Oompanyb csf'
tncate OF dspusit fur amount.
Also SHEET MUSIC e ons half mArket prtoe
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Trustees ......:.....;.<2 eo. ...io.....ss %
Conn, ssnderson 4 Cook.
Trustees. $40 LILO III 20
Oru.oc X binsou. Trustee. {. sass ...60... .l2 e
Cook Z W alcott; Trustees. t1lS.. 40. ..l2 ~
Cofau q Page. Trustees. ... ASA. 80. ..12 "
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Ha<ssrty Johns. .........s
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doTroN MAaRSTs-sY rgLEaaAeu.

ffyrRPoor- IuV 27.-l2.30 Cos.oa--.farxet s,o.s.
avo bales including 200 bales speculation and expert
Midhns clause JuT deiiServ @e ~.
81 a.. 60 JUL ana aug gust delivery 6iei 0ss.:
September and oeio5er deiveSy cs a s1sp I'd: 90
Deceia6er GelSery Ga F SeHsy S Go November and
,iiNihro 9si Sniy zal:So Mddlng Uplansd
Good Ordinary opiSnds ss,d ordinaTy rpsbSs s
DO INV and pnass Low Aadag clause July delivery o.d
MiadIS Claus su zs,Soe p uplancs Low
oay Es,,ooL July $500 .Coslonins sales Of the
y neped 1880 bales American Futures steady
salos "a dVisc; Good Ordinary. &C.; receipts % bales
BlAgIsoEE July 27.coon quiets iddennz lisc Low
exports to Great sSsao e % rses s 300 bAes
BosroS. July 27-cot,on nrnl MdSango z i p1aeS Low
ioc ~ se Good Ordinary, loc receipts 40 bales
sS;dnsAsaEsToN Jaly steady Midng iio Low
u sales bales STOCK Ss1s s sa loci net receipts
Middins 10y Coca 6c9,,Sn steady; Miadnng like Low
iain ,y,,s, svS Dales stock. 1856 bales
Middlng Good Ordinary 3sc net ceip .s n sow
bs o"@s'"lse l bales sales, 90 bales; 26 ~
M h2sISTlT fu Tpl -216oSs'qS Mas l
10 .9aeS shipments % bales; sales 500 bales socf
,MosnE. July 27-potton quiet; Middl,no ,oz-o row
ba Siing ,sci Good Ordinary. sc net recelfs "a
es exports coastwlse l5l bales 200 bales stock
NEw.;;ok,EaSs July 27co;ton quiet: miadns liLc
To- pals gross 65s bales exports coasiSse is4s bas
NoRFoLK Juy 5sCotaos a mo bales; stock 479 bales
ssps ~ bales exports coastwis sales As bales.
,pH1ILAeKIrnI July % steady; Madne lisc Low.
bales sPnners stock SSH 6aes receipts 04S
losc low A;,aH,S' -Sottoh quiet and firm Midding,
eeip ~. bales exports coastwse PSI sales SO balos
81 LOUIS, July 27.cotton quiet. Niddlng H. Low
SHIPMENTS 90 sa, GOOD oiasaas5 Sc; receipts - bales
WiTMSGToS july a7oi ~ oa a sGss 80, bales
s SsR iSe Good Ordinary ssc net receipts 30
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PASSING WORTHLESS CHECKS.

warrant was secured for the arrest of William
T. Phipps on July 2, from Justice Walsh in Brook
Ign. upon charge Of passing check on w. G. Will
son. of No 465 Fulton-st Brooklyn the check be-
ing for $50 in the Shoe and Leather Bank,
in which Mr.. Phipps had no money and
never had an account. The warrant was intrusted
to Detective Corr. Phipps went 10 Wilson's Office
after banking hours represented that he needed the
money and persuaded Wilson to accommodate him
Detective Corr succeeded in learning that Mr. Phpps
was an insurance agent with Offices at No. 40 Mon
tague ST.. Brooklyn, and No 235 Broadway in this
city. Unable TO find him in Brooklyn he got Police
man Donghcrty, of the Brooklyn squad, to look ont
for him in this city, and the latter managed 10 arrest
him Yesterday. Phipps was taken to the Headquar-
ters in Mulberry-st., and information given the
Brooklyn police, Detective Chambers took the
prisoner to Brooklyn. and he was locked up in the
Washington Street Police Station. IL appears that
Phipps formerly officer, with salary of
$4,000 year, IF the Globe Life Insurance Com
pany, now defunct, the affairs of which GAINED
much notoriety n few years ago. Since this
company passed ont of existence Mr.. Phipps has
been an insurance agent and has had part several
questionable transactions. lie recently passed a
bogus check for $50 w. 5. Carlisle, a grocer at
Fulton and Brdgc-ss., Brooklyn but the matter has
been settled and no complaint is made.
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DIED.


es,a IA, rack Rock Conn "Wednesday, July 81
blailses ana tens respectfully invi;Qi 10 attend t
$50 \. s' "''N iA7~' @s
Caases win be IN waiting at Bridgeport arrival Of ta
Trains leaving Grand Central Depot ana II p m
BATHHATE At Mendham, y. J.. the 27th inst Esther
OF the Late James W. Drake. - '7-NNN
Funeral will at -.
o'clock y. 49, ~ -'N- - --''
Carriages will be waiting Mcrristown On arrival Of IL m
train from Ncw-Iork. - IN
the late Eliza J. Bawden. - -~-- A-e
Funeral Thursday, July 2S at 10 a m. from pa shave
CALDWEll-At Bath J. T., on "Wednesday July 90 Joseu,
Brooklyn, age @ months and days. -,
AhklsCbaTles sumner, only OF George and Sarah
a Harris aged Ia years, IL months and n DAYS.
Funeral private. from residence Nor.
rsania near l70thst, Thursday 2sth inst at o'clock
y. m. ~~~~~~
Friends invited and requested not to eend flowers.
JoNESs,At Albany, n. Y, on Wednesday July 81 1851
MIS- Phebe u. - ~~s
Funeral Friday afternoon Goth inst O'Clock from hcr
late residence, No. 81 Columbia ST. Albany, - -
KNoWIroN-on Tuesday, July 26 a: watch Hin r. T
aged IL years. - "''S-'
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TRYING To BOARD A MOVING TRAIN.

FATAL ACCIDENT on THE THIRD AVENUE ELEVATED
ROAD.
AS a north-bound train on the Third Avenue EIe-
waited Railroad was beginning to move away from
the Fourteenth Street Station shortly after six
p. IN. yesterday, man dressed in q blue-fannel
suit threw ticket into the gateman's box and
made dash for the train. The rear car was pass
ing him mt the time, and the gate of the car was
closed but he ran to the and caught hold of the
gate. lie was unable to get upon the car but chung
to the gate while the train went forward with con-
stantly increasing speed. At the northern end Of
the station platform the man was caught by the
iron railing. He struck the railing so violently that
1t was broken, and he fell heajong upon the street
pavement below. His right arm was dislocated his
skull was fractured and several of his ribs were
broken, while blood streamed from some ugly cuts
on his face. The police found him inseusiblc. He
was removed IN an ambulance TO the New ork Hos
pital, where he died at $50 p. m without regaining
consciousness. He was about forty-tive years old
short and stout, with gray hair and sandy mus
tache. In the pockets of his clothing were found q
small sum of money, a notebook aud some letters
addressed 70 Frank Tobey, No. AZ University
place" One of the letters was written by his sister
Mrs Charles j. Barclay, at the Portsmouth Navy
Yard.
1t was ascertained that the dead man was Francis
Tobey, a clerk at No. AZ University place. He was
unmarried. and boarded at No. 500 Third-ave.
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never be long the passion for gaming eN
lists Among l;leanings from Monte Carlo IL it"'e'
have recently appeared the following instances OF thc
macy to which gamblers subject: =" D. welEKho"h
italian Marchesa mover sits down without tailsnan IN
the shape tiny glass bottle hidden In the palm OF her
hand and containing live woodlouse and one Oh Vnc
most interchangeable votaries of roulette, Paris banker
positively declined few months ago to commence oer
ations and returned Nice because ticket bearing
twenty had been given him at the door
exchange for his overcast Last January two "ac'"cs
talking of friend OF theirs, who' one :"
them remarked in deep afction on account OF the
death OF his only son. very sad, indeed observed the
other Il conclude that you asccrtained the necessary
particulars and profited by theml did and ala not
replied the first speaker; that Is to say fona ous
the hoy was eight old and that he died on the 3oh
of November at o'clock Naturally played pretty sCy
heavily numbers, eight thirty ana SIX one AFTER
another, and what do You think happenedf 'Iney
up, suggested his friend Not they Ihat sSou
rel of an eInploye-thc thin you know, with the
hatohety face-actualy brought up twcnty-sevel, my
pet number three times running. and. OF course was
not it. Can you conceive anything more unluchy
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EUROPEAN GRAIN CROPS.
UNFAvORABLE WEATHER IN SOME PLACES
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uNFAvoRABLE WEATHER IN SOME pLACEs-DE-
PFSDENCR on AMERICA.
WAsuTNGToN, July 27.--Consul Duboise, of
Axla Chapclle Toports to the Department state I'M
der date Of May 81 that the In the
regions tthe principal staple of the nhabtants)
hourshng condition; but in tho lowlands vegetation is
extremely backward. The crops generally, but more
particularly those OF wheat ard rye havo suffered from
this severe weather. Rye Ia very small and will develop
very enthusiastically and there be not copious rain
fall ut early date tho farmers will only realize
half and rs places onehird OF their wheat crops
Formerly was the poor mans daily bread, but last
year for tho first time in the history of Germany 1t
cheaper to eat pure wheat bread. This brought
about by the importation Of American wheat
Up to 1879 tho cost of wheat % per cent higher
than that Of ryo bus last year any slight difference
listing In favor OF wheat The average prices range
at preaent follows: Wheat first quality, per 100
khor IS AZ second quality ditto per 100 kos, $5 23
Rye first quality, per 100 klOs SIS 30 second ditto,
- ID Oats, 100 kOs SO 80. Thus, 1t may be
that through the great productive power of America
pure wheat bread which two ago considered
luxury IN tho homes OF the German laborer has
Tho latest information from Holland shows that hum
drcds OF OF wheat have become worthless from the
effect tho unavorble weather and have been poughed
up and with oats and barley Altogether the farm
ers IN this country have most unpromising outlook,
but the uncOncerned for American wheat
Ia abundant and Is per cent cheaper than the home
product 30 that at least there Is danger OF famine
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PROTECTING AMERICAN CITIZENS.
lpr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrpuNE.I

WARRINGTON July 27.-The State Department is
making vigorous efforts to secure the release Of
naturalized American citizens hold in European
countries for military service. William Brink, of
South Manchester, Conn.,, German, who came to
this country some years ago and became natural
lied citizen returned to Fatherand this summer
and seized by tho authorities and gwen the al
tentative of going into tho army or to Jail. He
chose the latter and appealed to the American Min
lister for protection. His friends in Connecticut
have furnished to tho State Department ample evil
dence of Mr. Drinks American citizenship; and
Minister White has been telegraphed TO use every
effort to secure his discharge from custody. 1t is
believed that by this time Mr.. Brink has been set at