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The Markets.
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

NASHlNG1DN STOCK EXCHANGE
United States IS extended 3........... l02s sales
HHeq States lssi HSgi resisieTad s8ei& 1s s iss
United sts:es Is 1907 Tsstered S;s1r iiS. III
Permanent Improvement 6. 1891. COIN. l16H III
Msrl Hansns stcs " s9 s 1881 cary ,25 LIS
%s %s.sE s ssss lsi sSs5ss.s @ 5ss.
Fifty years funding 3-f5s 1924, curly. l07Y
Twenty years funding IS. 1883, curry. III ii2
Trye,ty years, funding g. ls93, COIN. ll6s ll74
Ra,',oad Stocks.
Mashington VI ,eol and GeOlsstOWn long Bonds ios
North CaIitai and o Street 90 ssx
Fir assgaae &C sad Gas,sgh Com panies
%ashiI gton City Gaslight Co. scrip ...... 81
National Union Insurance Coinpany...... IL 2Ox
nSia 'nssa insrsl,ce insarsnce 500 sSS
eloAens insurance Comany. lO0h
Board of Public wores. frfs l;sss Green s.. sx
Wasnsion ssn sa sa sief dpsT: siscne S eo S
7se sAaLTiMoRE AL November lI-yirginia es. consols.,
s,BALTifaoRE November ll.-ccstOn quiet-mid.
ysnT Sss5fn s. ss,x 5iI. sS DO
sss faarseo T fy s''' 90 wnss. s efal aSassc
rs fGnfeE Wi:en d. hsF a fGsng ssSs.%ssn sS
winter red 5p9t t and Noyinte- sssi sss Deoem-
and Corn soTi,srn aS and steady yS
January, 7o4a7o,s; steamer ess. osts quiet south.
sssso Rye t du ii af Hay lsa fs
dt vB lar Ssels ias aSa mar
ss faf S gssse sns Il % fsrTsas s
resFoSun Es ss&S o6s
so i w5iiT wS5aHaS Anil t. , ffF sr sa spgsr
freghs s.1 to i lvesP2&S G & per stem steiner ssa
S55 barr,ls VIC Sl "a h. ID l,els rn = ssS
bushels oass, none: rye, e. 100 Bushels % sTinelts Ship
wheat; SCI, 40 bushels; corn. s.: 5oS bushels.
NEW 59sk Ngss6er so S'ss 6 rsr ast Money! s
bQnas ipse,ys GoyeTnme,ts sirSaE Cotton gpet
s5 Tm R6s5 e. s.I LaTa arssSs. TSRs aI 4 ss 'Fn'e
ioSDSS. aSsyen6eF, ii. il 80 p;m;7 7oen-Ols.-fsr
$ $sass i;0; - e; i,Ss A1lsass s.a egsai
Western nrs 81 nortee trustees % eeTthesiss s Be-
S york central .4 se limos SS Central Hsndi as los ksS
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations current in New York
to-dsy at 2:So n.r., as reported by H. ii. Dodge q
sss 18th street, by special wire;-Canada Southern.
81 ss GspT Pd rsff eb ss chBsssssss Bssn .aa .na
Sssnff and M al 6 besvars sna and d. Hudson sa no:
Isiaw1Es 5 isslsSanas and western issS Daas
.s$ ssl' sss:s $s'ii ia.i .ss oa:s and s..Ss
Manhattan Beach. 2s.; Miehigan Central Central ,9st;
Noble k and and I'll 6ho % So Msiia Hanh.sn rnf elss
5Gzs; Metropolitan Elevated. 1olL: NY: Elevated l09,
Nashville and Chattanooga. s5. New jersey Central
a62s; New York Centra, 1897: Northern Pacific 4lx;
DO; preferred S3t: Northwestern l2s5s: Ohio oenirat
Western 33; Pacific Mali. 45zs Peo-, d. and
Ei 42; PENN iysnia Central q; .u, Read,cpe: sce:
90. preferred, l25; St Paul and Omaha.
~: do preferred, 103k; Texas Pacific. 3lhs
Texas Pacific L. g.. Il; Union Pacific, l2lf;
Wabash and Pacific, 494; do. preferred esjs; West
Union. S7ss.
Closing Government Bonds; ;es reg, l6lkalolk'
do. coupon,
ll33Eai1S14; As reg. 1I71sa117a; do. coupon, ll7s
all1A.
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WINNINGS
PRINCES AND PASSEMENTERIES.
N0OT'S.

mings, in ~ oA'1!en' VI hicn 1r'h-
SILK, CHENlLIF, JET. MORE ANTIQUE. AND
MOURNING FRINGES ~
FLUSH AND CHENILLE GIRDLES AND TASSELS,
And Endless Variety Of
FINE buttons,
In all the Newest Shades and Styles,
We viii open, ON
NEXT WEDNESDAY,
OUR STOCK OF
FUR TRIMMINGS,
CONSISTING OF
REAI. RUSSIAN BEAVER, GREBE, SILVER AM
MIXED FOX CHINCHILLA. '-
PLAIN AND POINTED BLACK OpOSSIrN AMI
SWANS DOWN.
New Designs In Lace Nchua Mother Hubbard (.ol
lars, Real Iaces Infants and Misses Velvet SIX and
White Dresses, hand knit Zephyr Leggins, Caps, Hoois
Sacks, and Mitts for Infants and Misses.
LADIES' KNIT ZEPHYR JACKETS.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS T0-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue, 1851 ,07264; customs, s6s2675.
SECRETARY BLAINE win return to the city to-
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OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Me-, November l1.-At 12
O'Clock midnight fire was discovered ia the cot
tage in the rear OF the Lawrence House, destroy
ing the Blanchard, Lawrence, Adene, St Cloud,
Belmont and F1ske houses. In spite Of all efforts
the six hotels were burned TO the ground. The
Lawrence was valued at SO 600: insured for s. 500
The Blanchard was valued at SIS, ,0O0; insured for
$4,000. The Aldene was valued at 5000; insured
for 81 SEQ The St Cloud was valued at $751; 600;
sured for &125O0 The Fiske House was valued at
$l5O0O and insured for S. COO, and the Belmont was
valued at S 600; insured for s.. 500 The ire was
supposed to be OF fncendiary origin
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Relief for the Quebec Fire Sufferer.
QUEBEC, November 1.-THE total amount OF con-
tr6utdonS to date for the sufferers by the recent
nre Is aO0, which has been distributed among
the SufkeTeFa
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THE FREEpMENs BANK.-Controller Knox will
this year, in addition to his annual report as Con-
troller of the Currency, make report upon the
Freedmen'S Bank, the control of which was placed
In his hands by Congress at its last session.
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Annual Report Of the Surgeon General.


MORTALITY IN THE ARMY-FIRE PROOF BUILDING
FOR THE ARMY MEDICAL MUSEUM RECOMMENDED
Surgeon General Barnes, In his annual report to
the Secretary OF War, says that the number OF
persons allowed artificial limbs or Communication
therefore up to June 3Oth last is 14,5ol.
An increased appropriation-sa5O,O ,O0-is recon-
mended for the next fiscal year for
the purchase OF medical and hospital supplies
The total number OF deaths from all causes re-
ported among the white troops during the year
was 1877, or per thousand of mean strength. or
these $50, or per thousand OF strength, died of
disease, and 81, or per thousand of strength OF
wounds, accidents and Injuries. The proportion Of
deaths from all causes to cases treated was To
19O. The total number OF deaths of colored SOL
dterS reported from all causes was 4S. or 90 per
thousand of mean strength. OF these, g. or II per
thousand OF strength, died OF disease, and 22 or
per thousand of strength, of wounds, accidents
and Injuries. The proportion OF deaths
from all causes treated was l to 81. Sur
geon General Barnes again invites at
tentlon to the necessity for new fire-proof
building for the army and medical museum in this
CITY, and refers to recommendation by President
darneld that suitable structure for that purpose
De erected, at q cost not to exceed $250000.
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THE NEW ARMY REGULATIoNS.-Gen. Drum to-
day commenced the distribution of the new army
regulations to officers of the army. The new regu-
latiOns, which were cOdified by Gen. Townsend,
make very thick volume, containing five or six
times as much matter as the Old.
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READING Pa, November 1.-THE orphans home
at Womeisdorf was entirely destroyed by IRE at
an early hour this morning. The children were
taken out in time to prevent loss OF life. The loss
is about e2O,G00 insurance $l2,C0Q The fire orig1-
mated in the wash house, but the cause is un-
known.
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T iKEs, BERwANGER & co.
ARE THE CLOTHIERs TO THE PEOPLE.
ARE THEIR OWN MANUFACTURERS OF ALI,
GARMENTS SOLD IN THEIR ESTABLISHMENT.
FOR MAKING THEIR GARMENTS.
ARE PAYING NO MIDDLEMEN's PROFITS
ARE SELLING WITHOUT THE MIDDLEMEN'S
PROFITS.
ARE GIVING THE PEOPLE SATISFACTION.
ARE, WITHOUT A DOUBT. SHOWING THE
INCEST AND BEST MADE GARMENTS IN THE
CITY.
ARE KNOWN TO HAVE ONE PRICE.
ARE KNOWN TO SELL FOR CASH.
ARE KNOWN NOT TO DEvIATE FROM MARKED
PRICE.
ARE KNOWN FOR THEIR FAIR DEALING TIC
ALL.
ARE KNOWN TO GIVE THEIR PATRONS ALI
ADVANTAGES POSSIBLE.
OUR LINE OF SUITS FOR MEMS, YOUTHS,
BOYS AND CHILDREN. Is COMPLETE.
MEDIUM WEIGHT OvERCOATs FROM IS TO $50
IN ALL COLORS.
$40 SEVENTH STREET NV.
s. KATZENSTEIN, MANAGER
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THE CONTEST FOR THE SPEAKERsHIP.-Although
Congress will convene in three weeks from Mon
day next, the contest for the Speakership Is con-
Quoted by correspondence and away from the seat
OF war. Mr.. Keller and Mr.. HiscOck are in New
date, has leased house on Lafayette place. 1t
will be after Thanksgiving before members will
reach the city in force
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Society Notes.
The pleasant news is told that Mrs. Hayes will
probably visit Washington as the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Andrews at some time during the win
ter. most cordial welcome from all who know
her certainly awaits her.
Judge Ferrss daughter was married yesterday
ct the Church OF the Messiah, Glenn's Falls NY,
10 Mr.. Edgar Laing, OF Texas. The ceremony Oc-
Cured at noon, and the reception, which followed
at Judge Ferriss residence, was from IL 80 until
o'clock.
Miss Lois Mygatt, the well-known and popular
vocalist, was married In this city last evening to
Mr. John Wilcox, OF Pittsburg. The wedding was
quiet one, only the relatives and few intimate
friends OF both parties being present. but the bride
takes with her to her new home the affection and
good wishes OF large circle OF friends The hanDy
pair left for the north, on bridal tour, shortly
after the ceremony.
Says the New York Nai:-.eThe washington cor
respondent OF one OF the papers, referring to the
recent sale In that city OF Sir Edward Th0rntons
private enects, says: Many OF the articles sold at
high rates, and there was shown great desire TOR
the china and glass bearing the crest OF the baro
net Could there be any better evidence OF the
prevalence OF SnObberyfn
The washington FrOebel Society meets this even.
ing at the corner OF 18th and II streets. The mn.
sical ana literary program for the occasion is an
excellent one.
Miss Olive RiSley Seward antled for Kuruna ON
the x2d OF October. -
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THE NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS for office, and
letters Of recommendation thereto appended, re-
ceived at the White House is about the same as is
usual after new President has been in Office for
two or three months The great rush is now over.
1NTER-STATE AGRICULTURAL CoNvENTIoN-Mr.
j. r. Dodge, OF this city is in chicago represent
fng the Department Of Agriculture at the inter-
state convention, which was called by the execu-
tive officers OF the several state boards OF agri-
culture. 1t Includes among other aims, the feaSi-
bility of uniform and improved system Of crop
reporting.
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Lyon County Items.
Dsyssa Tines, Jsss. 10.


There II q forty stamp mill on the
road for the Big Indian mining com
psny.
Fifty tons Of borax esms In from the
South on the O. 4 O. on Monday svsn-
ing.
Thsrsisa great deal Of prospecting
going on In the mountains around Mason
Valley.
Work has been commenced on the
foundation for the Round House Of the
Lyon Mil and Mining Co.'S B. B.
A number Of Mason Valley ranchsrs
have suffered severely from grass.
hoppsrs. The crops Of A. j. barrss
have been almost entirely destroyed.
Engine No. I. Tor the Lyon Mill and
Mining Cos 3. R..srrivsd In San Fran.
cisco last Monday. lis being overloaded
and put In running order. and viii sr'
rive here early next weak.
Daniel J. Robb. Sheriff Of Esnsralds
county passed through Dayton on Mon.
day with q Chinaman whom he arrested
1t Austin, for Q murder committed In
Aurora about Ave months ago.
In the May Day mine ct Como. . sta.
ton has been established at the 100 foot
level, and drifting for the ledge begun.
Il 10 estimated that Il win require about
sixty feet Of drift to out the ledge. In the
Mohawk mine the incline 10 now down
l33 feet. A DRIFT has bssn started on
the ledge In both directions. Good ore
II bsins found In each branch. and about
ten tons hoistsd every day, which 70 a.
sorted before bsing taken TO The mill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
Johnny skas.

The san Francisco Chronicle Of the
18Th gives the following: While Mr..
Skss was counted among the lucky ones
who had become millionsirss in the MN
ing business and stock speculations, he
invested about $75. 900 or 500. 900 In 9
mansion on The southwest corner oil
Bush and Van Ness avsnus-ons OF the
most fashionable parts Of the city. Ths
lot frontsd 40 fest on Bush street and
AIT feet on Van Ness avenue. The
grounds we're beautifully laid OF and or
nsmsnssd with grass and the choicest
flowers and trees. The house 10 laree
and beautiful In design. and elegant IN
anish inside and out, bsins complete In
All In Department.. But Mr.. Skss's
fortune took wings and Asw away. BE
10 nov reported working for wages 70
Arizona mines. His handsoms home
vss this weak Transferred 70 Samuel
Blair for S57, 900. II 10 ssid Mr.. skae
vss oRsrsd Ga. 900 In gold coin for Il a
one tine, bat refused the ofsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
DoWn.frodden Ireland-Sullen Des.
psration-Another Collision and
Blot. Anticipated In the County
RAvk

U0wnsIr0Qoou UOs'
psraiiou-Auother Collision and
Blot. Anticipated In the County
Cork.
New Yolx. June 2o.-A Hrold's Lin.
srick special says: The sviotions and
proosss-ssrvings have continued through
out the week without resistance. The
bodies OF police and soldiers have been
10 large a to ovsrawe even the bravsst
Of the vould-bs Insurgents. The most
threatening Of the coming s~viotions are
some which are to occur st Mitchells.
town, County Cork, whore II will b
remembered . desperate encounter was
barely svsdsd . fortnight ego. on the
occasion Of svictions on the property Of
the Countess Of Kinastowu. In no part
Of the county are the populacs more
determined and reckless than Of Mitch.
sllstown,- under the shadow OF the
famous Calf Mountains, whore the rs-
bellious spirit 10 strongest, and whore
poverty has made the people desperate
and lswless. Recent events. and par.
tieularly this recent encounter. have In.
tensined the feeling OF resentment tow.
ard the landlords and polios.
There bang no disturbance ttreatsnsd
In any other quarter. I visited Mitshslls.
town, which 10 ten miles from Furmay.
one Of the most important military sta
tions In ireland. The surrounding coun-
try 10 very picturesque. called upon
Father Burton, Q most intelligent and
courteous priest, from whom I learned
how apprshsnsivs be and those interest.
ed In the safety Of the people were 70.
gardipg the next eviction day. BE feared
that the consequences might be very
serious, for Il was almost impossible to
entirely stop the stone throwing.
He gave me an account OF the late en-
counter and believed Il was only . mira
Gle that prevented terrible bleodshed.
The soldiers and police numbered 900
and the people about $1,000. Many Of
the latter were armed and oil were In q
state bordering on frenzy. Stones vsre
showsred ON the police and soldiers, and
only by Father 0'Connell's appeal to the
officers not 10 order firing. and BY their
united efforts 10 paoify the people, was
Q catastrophe prevented.
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the suuM TO COME.


The San Francisco Exchange OF satur.
day gives the following account Of an
interview with Col. +. r. osbiston. who
recently arrived in that city from New
York. having accompanied John Msekay
across the continent:
"Colousl F. r. 0sbiston wa sloshins
about Nevada Block yesterday. looking
the picture OF health and oontsntmsnt.
He has Just returned from New York.
and, like the rest Of the returned pil.
arims, tells marvellous stories regarding
the speculation boom which 10 raging
there. He says II there could only be .
development on the Comstock. some
thing ike the old BONANZA And. st this
time. that the mining fever would attain
. white heat and mining stocks 90 higher
than they have ever done before. He
says nobody can form any idea OF the
saasrnsss with which Eastern men are
watching mining stocks. The Con. vh-
einia boom the other day sst the New
York Board In . furors. During the
progress Of the excitement over $4,000
shares Of the stock changed hands. and
the cry vss still for more. They believe
in New York that W are on the eve Of q
development, and they mean to b In
when the time oomss."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
Our Government to DO Held Ac.
EQUITABLE for feuian Conspira.
.s.. nm lnaptean HOiI-fhA n.

Our Government 10 DO Held Ac.
coultahle for Ieuian Conspira-
eies on American Eoil-ihe II.
feet OF O'Donovan Rossa's
Boast.
NEW Yo.x. June 20.-A World's Lon.
don special says: The recent Fsnian
outrssss and repeated rumors Of dyna-
mite plots have given. rise TO great dis
satisfaction at the impunity with which
such oonspiraoiss are said TO Be hatohsd
In New York. I have reason To know
that the report that the Foreign ohios
will call the attention Of your govern
msnt to the matter. u we'll founded.
Earl Granville will contend that to allow
Subscriptions to BE- publicly solicited for
the avowsd purpose Of destroying life
and property In this country. ID an IN
friendly cot on the part Of the American
government. 0'Donovan Rossa's boast
about the British war vessel Dotsrsi.
which VS. hrst ridioulsd. 10 to some q.
tent confirmed BY newt received today
that divers have discovered that the q.
plosion did not originate either In the
boilers or magazine. Commander Evans.
who vas In charge Of the Inflated vessel,
VA Of the opinion that o OF the boil.
srs exploded. and that the conclusion
fred the R~unootton and powds! In the
magazine. but today's report knocks
that theory OF the head. and Rossa's
story about dynamite having BEEN
more plausible. Other projected out
RACES have only been frustrated BY
the trsaohsry Of persons hired 10 sommit
them. u 10 said that McKsvitt, n Of
the men arrested for the Liverpool town
hall affair has given the police . list OF
many dynamite agents ct. Liverpool and
B~irksnhead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20

Latest Russian dispatches say hat the
Czar still keeps himself . close prisoner
Il Gstsehina and does not poke his nose
ont Of doors for fear Of having u blown
Of. In fact. he hardly darss blow II
himself. He has had every rod Of ground
within . mile OF the Palace dug up and
rooted about in the search Of Nihilists
mines. All his water d brought from
81. Pstsnbare. duly protected and
vouehsd for. and every scrap OF his food
l. subjected 70 the most rigid ofaeial In
spsetion. lest poison ahould b intro
duesd. The Gear Il rsprsssntsd 70 b
Q sslf. Boycottsd. trembling wreck Of his
former ssli. and the poor little Csarina
ID completely prossrsssd from iseessans
nervous apprehension.
Recently the Gear had occasion to adj
drsss q military dsputation and naturally
made mention Of the dangerously dss-
psrats circumstances BY which he vas
surrounded. He spoke Of the notss OF
warning which he 90 mystsriously and
unsoeoun.ably received during the night
following the murder Of his father. In
which he vas threatened with the same
fate. and related the following lively little
Incident:
One evening I sat hare befors my dssk.
my room being illuminated BY vax can
dlss. Suddenly q Of the ofacers Of the
watch rushed In without having bean
called, and blew ont all the candles. Bur
prissd and amazed. I asked him what be
meant BY such an extraordinary proceed.
Ing. Then be told me that he had Just
bssn told that each ono Of those vax can
dlss had been allied with dynamite. We
Investigated the matter. and IL turned ont
that had that faithful ofacsr come In bot
few moments latsr there would have been Q
trsmsadous sxplosion.
Alexander may take every human pre-
caution. but II the Nihilists conclude to
Hill him be will Be killed. And this they
will do unless he grants that degree oil
constitutional freedom which they no
longer plead for but demand. Where
thsrs'ss will thsrs's . way, and II they
cannot blow him up BY explosions under
or on the earth. they will do. 10 from
above the earth. He may dodge mines,
bullets. and even cannon balls. bu'
he cannot dodge bombs dropped from
balloon. They viii get him when moth
ine else can. The Nihilistio element Il
not limited TO . small faction, a. hai
bssn represented, but Il far more sxsen
sivs mo powerful than the royslists ant
eovsrnmsntal leaders dare TO believe
Il has already been terribly ~dsnonstrats'
how secretly and With what combined
and effective intelligence they work. an'
their power IL most dsmonstrstivsl.
recognised In the humiliatins and unsn
viahls position Of the Gear and the gov
eminent today. II the Car would Nv
and reign over his people, he mus
make psaos with them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20

The telegraph brought sensational
news . day or two aso about immensely
rich ore discoveries recently made In
New MEXICO BY Colonel Gillette. for.
msrly veil known on the oomstoek -
Superintendent Of the Savage mine.
There 10 little doubt that no has good
foundation for his rioh reports. for that
section Of the country has bean rapidly
increasing In mineral importance for
some time past. and Gillette IL right In
the midst Of the most likely portion Of
the mineral bslt. The Francisco Daily
EteAaaes MAKES mention Of . letter just
received IRON that section By aesntls-
man At the Bay City. which says:
The ore hare 10 hish-grads silver. some
copper. silver glance. gray copper; native
brittle and ruby silver and bromide silver.
The hedges are large enough. four to
eleven feet. and crop out above the
ground. They will pay big right from
the top. Ihavs assays - high - 32o.0 900
to Ne ton. But I think the ore will aver.
age from $50 10 $500. II ID the best
smelling ore I ever sav. but good deal
isfrss milling. We have. plenty OF wood
for charcoal and the best Of vstsr. I
send this BY . friend vhe II going 70 the
Bay, and said b would b sure 10 give IL
70 you himself. 90. II you don't come
back with him 70 Join me. I shall conclude
you are not coming. and shall 60 ahead
and do tho bsst I oan He will ship . lot
Of stud Ne want. % You need not bother
about that. II you do not come you will
miss the best chance you ever had 70 get
rich. Nothing vs ever had In the Black
Hills or Nevada win compare with the
Lodges here. Parties here are just pre-.
pairing 10 build some custom furnaces. and
No can got our ore smeltsd on reasonable
tsrms. We can save the milling ore until
they bring In mills, and they will soon
come when they hnd ont about thess
hedges. The climate II splendid. not very
hot nor cold. Can work every day In the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
rnEuEW riCnsORAE CLAIMANT,

Ascending to some newspaper accounts
the real Roger Charles Tiehborns. the
genuine ions.iost heir to the celebrated
Tiehborns estates in England. has 90
tually turned up at last In Ban Fran
DISCO. he has laid his oass before Gen.
sral W. b. L. Barnes. the wsll.knovn
lawyer Of that city. and has written .
long statement. giving . full account Of
himself. which seems very satisfactory.
The Duke Of Sutherland. when in Ban
Francisco . few days ago. read the state
mont and became convinced Of its prob
able truth. Measures are being taken
70 carry this osss before the English
courts. and the claimant must have psr-
feet confidence In his ability to prove his
Identity u the genuine Roger. or he
would hardly dare attempt Il In the face
Of the failure Of Arthur Orion. whose
rsmarkabls attempt to prove himself
TO b the missins heir II still
frssh In the memories Of all. Orion
vas condemned to fourteen yssrs' penal
ssrvituds. and u now in prison serving
ont his sentence. Unless this man shall
- readily proven to b an iupostor. .
prssty aood-sixsd sensation II In store
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