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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
Consolidated Imperial.

Consolidated Imperial.
Repairing work preparatory to reopen
Ing the Wine joint With Alpha Is being
done on the 2i00 level. Il Il the intsn.
tion to commence work 10 Alpha - o
a. the WINE 10 placed In thorough 70.
pair.
gsrmas Shan.
The pump and bob station have been
completed and the work OF putting In
tho material commenced. The drift to
oonuect with the Sutro tunusl Was OK.
tended IS feet the past week.
Geaia q Carry ssd Beet q Bsiehsr
ahaf.
The work Of cutting out for q balance
bob and stationary pump at the 2llS
level is making good progress. Sinking
the shaft was discontinued last week ct
Q depth Of 2l60 feet.
crews Psias.
Repairs are still being made In and
about the mine. Active work will prob
ably BE- resumed next Monday upon the
starting Of the pumps at the joint Bel.
cher shait.
The north drift on the 600 level en-
tered ground. the first Of the week, OF
softer formation than heretofore sneoun.
tered and better progress 10 now being
made.
Usis. shan.
A drift has been run east on the $500
level into the material forming the water
belt. The dow Of water has not been
80 great % expected. and the pumps are
handling 1t easily.
Considering tho intense heat snooun.
tered, the west orossout on the 2400
level 10 making excellent progress. lis
In So feet In . formation Of clay and
quartz.
Twenty stamps OF the Trench mill
will be run on ore from this mine on
and after the Goth instant. Al present
there are bat ton stamps ct work.
Mexican.
The north drift on the 2700 level 10
advanced at the rate OF 20 feet per week.
The east winzs. joint with Union Con.
solidaied. is sunk M usual.
Have about completed the excavations
for balance hobs. The drift running
east for the ledge from the 2l5o level ID
Ia q distance Of So feet.
Hais 4 Nsreress.
The incline aud shaft arc undergoing
repairs. 1t will take some time to oom-
plste this work 10 the inollne. as 1t Is in
a very bad condition.
BeIcher.
About 80 Ions OF ore have been eI.
tracted from this mine daily for the past
week and shipped to the Vivian mill for
reduction.
Best q Heleher.
Work has been temporarily suspended
in the drift joint with Consolidated Wiz.
sinia. owing to the poor circulation OF
air.
Usah.
The incline IL sunk - usual. The
north DRIFT ON the 400 level progresses
at the rate Of 20 feet per week.
New weli.Farge.
The south DRIFT, 500 level. progresses
eight feet per week. The ground re-
quirss timbsring.
Caledonia
The pumps are run about eight hours
per day on an average.
Andea-
The drift on the 500 level II ruu u
usual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
1hs Diansesd DRILL.

Night before last the miners working
In the joint Sierra Nsvads and Union
Consolidated Wine were discharged.
The street today has It that the diamond
drill took the place Of the miners and 10
now revealing what lies below the 27oo
station OF the winze. Take the rumor
Tor what Il 10 worth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
opps.iue. L,.s H.sisa on.

The Southern Transportation Dom.
pspy. running between Carson and
Bodis a. opposition to the Carson &
Colorado Railroad. has been drawn Cd
within the past three days. Hsnoeforth
the @. + @. have q monopoly OF the
freight and passenger business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
whats ,hs Natter,

Sierra Nevada stock has steadily d.
olin.d In price today. 1t opened In the
Board at $2s 80. dropping % low -
s2e 26. closing ut $27 IS. In the after.
noon streets It continued to decline IN.
I'll II reached $25 25. Too much mys-
tsryf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
EASTERN DISPATCHES
fHE PRECEDENT.

His Most Recent Crisis Apparently
Passed Gradual Subsid' nee OF
Adverse Symptoms-He Sat Up
an Hour and . Half Today 10
His Chair, and Says "rhis ought
TO Have Been Commenced Three
Weeks Ago."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14

Fitluier Il Armbrust. Of the City Bsk.
cry. ~ North G street, Virginia. inform
the public. BY meant Of an advertise
ment In another column, that they have
on hand and offer for sale . ins sssort.
ment Of candies. ornamental and plain
cakes OF al kinds. ice cream. and straw.
berries and cream.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
has Tve.sy a,Ies Away.

The Curley family have stopped 10
Carson for . short %sojourn. The THb.
uns Of that city reports . fight between
Mrs. Curlsy and Q Chinaman over .
head OF cabbage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14

The Reno journal states that Governor
Kinkead will appoint Hon. /. L. Rsqus
Bhgadisr General Of the Nevada State
militia. vice Bstterman. deceased. Mr..
R.qus Il . gentleman In every respect
worthy Of the compliment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
Chi.ess Opium smsksrs.

Two Cinnamon were arrested in Gold
Hill las. night for having opium pipes.
etc.. In their possession. They were
taken TO the County Jail to await trial.
which will be given them before Justice
Flsnninghau tomorrow ct I and 8
o'clock p. ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
as..sssy's Bssdsmss

The bail bond OF Denis Hsnnsssy was
yesterday approved BY Richard Rising.
District Judge, and the prisoner set 81
liberty. A bond Of Sl0.0 600 was re.
quir.d, and according to law the bonds
men qualified 10 double that sum. a.
follows: l.. P. Drexler and ]. II. Doug
las $4,000 escb. T. r. McGurn $4,000.
A. N. CGle, John McCauslsnd, aud r
P. Heating $4,000 each. John Crosby.
Geo. /. Lammon and Dennis Martin
$1,000 each.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
Relief for the sufferers.

Nevada Lodge No. !. K. Of P, Of Vir.
Rinis, today raised In the nsishbofhood
Of 500 for the benefit Of the Michigan
sufferers. The amount will DO forwarded
this evening. Their action 10 one IN
which they have displayed true charity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14

The name and exterior Of the Pacific
Garden. Chicago. remain the same -
when Il was . resort for beer and music,
bat the unwsry sinner Who now sntsfs
ands himself In Q religious mission, 81.
psssl y he sxhertatisa 81 a evangelist.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
Arrival. rs.s ner.s.u.

" Bowers. O Harris. W ny Doane.
VIM woodturn. Mrs @ o'Dounsll. Capt
> Young. J spargo. II Armsr. Miss Mamie
Cohen. Mrs n Nathan. David Hancock
Nathan. n Levy. " Z T Deal. Mrs. Lizzie
Klsppel. Miss A 7 Esstland. Vim Kinney.
Katie Z D~ougherty. W Daley.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
Shot BIZ the Police.

LrlDvILLE. September IA. James
Caldwell. Q negro. was shot by unknown
parties yesterday morning and probably
will die. Policemen were pursuing him
ct the time he was shot and II Is sup
posed that n OF them fred the shot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
Dissriss Contributing. Jasss.

The following business has been trans.
acted in this court since last report:
Magdslsns Gray. administrative, vs..
John Dobbie-This 10 . suit for . debt
Of STAT. Owing to the absence OF certain
papers relating to the case. trial OF the
cause was continued until Friday. whom
papers must be produced.
Court adjourned till Friday ct 10
O'Clock A, II,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14

An iniallibls remedy for Fever and
Asus IL Ayers Ague Cure. Wholly veg.
etabls and containing NO quinins. 1t IL
harmless and sure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14

W Hobart, L b Cohen. o Eavens.
W II Chandler. Miss 7 Tufy. Mrs Mel.
Low. Miss Fannie Cohen. 8 Y Mooney wife
and child. Miss n Farrell. W A Paulsen.
Miss N Hayden. L Lonksy. Miss b Ora
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
roc 9EfOBf.
-. sfr~seasss noAFa.

LAST lvRxtxo.
400 Eureka Con-. ~. ~ so
Is NWthsrn Belle. II. iot
500 Grand Prize. 400
800 Day.
1880 Albion. 1 IS. 1 90. lk.lN
zoo North Belle Isls. 500. sss
10 NJ. Diablo. 81
100 East Mt. Diablo. 9se
~ Bodis. 81. 81
50 Bsehtel. $50
22o MoClinton. 80
400 Coucordis. ~
500 Blsskhawk. 1so. 9es
Ito Mono. s IS. 81
10 Bulver. ~
800 Addsnda. soc
7s0 Orc. zoe
100 Bodis Tunnel.
$50 Tiptop. 81
90 Silver King. 1874
100 Penal Con-. "a
so summit. 25o
100 Tiosa. 2sc
TINS MOANING.
7s5 0pbir. 81. 81
go Mexican. Ak. l4A. Ian
SIS Gould 4 Curry. o. 81
1875 Best d Bsleher. Isl. 1sk. 10. ist
1850 California. I 10
22s0 Savage. 8 so. 81. 5 20. 36s
s2s Con. Virginia. Z Is. . 30. h
SIS Chollar. 5 Is. ; 10
1906 Potosi. 4 50. ~
sss hale 4 Norcross. I 80. Z 81. 70
$50 Crown Point. 1 80. I 50
$50 Yellow Jacket. 81. 6S
2s2s Imperial. isc. loo
$50 Bslchsr. 8 50. 81. 40
1000 sierra Nevada. 2sk. Is. 2eS. TN.
27k. ~. 26x. 7sk. a7<
50 Confidence. "a
2so Utah. ist. "a. lt<
80 Bullion. N. 50
s2e Exohsqusr. I W. 10
Seq. kleher.
2s40 ovsrman. . IS. 20
10 Ksntusk. I so
ll9e Justice. 500
2ois Union Con-. lek. ~, lSN. lst,
lst. ISL
l27S Alta. 1 IS. 30
90 julia. soc
1870 Ca'sdenis. <6s. A0s
100 Silver Hill. i0c
$50 Challenge, Csc
100 New York. 20c
$50 Occidental. l IS. ~
$50 Andes. AZ. 2 80
lilo scorpion. 2 80. les
$40 Benton. I, l o5
$50 Original Gold Hill. lse
80 Alpha, ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
THB COMSTOCK.
Latest Official Mining News.
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
September IA, 1881.

TIE sisrra Nevada myssery-ses-
pssded work - she sssssss
herss-OasIesk fer savsGe ssd
Pssest-B-ieher Assis ~ Werk-
Sussies GO Cenmsses Opesassess'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14

Are preparing for the extraction OF
low Grade ore from the 1900 level.
Prospecting 10 carried on Of the 800 and
HOO levels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14

The south driit on tbs 2075 lsvsl wss
driven 10 feet the pest week. A disin
10 being sut In the Aorth drift; same
lsysl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14

Considering tho intense heat snooun.
tered. the west orossout on the 2400
level 10 making excellent progress. lis
In So feet In . formation Of clay and
quartz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14

A drift has been run east on the $500
level into the material forming the water
belt. The dow Of water has not been
so great % expected. and the pumps are
handbag Il easily.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14

Twenty stamps OF the Trench mill
will be run on ore from this mine on
and after the Goth instant. Az present
there are bat ton stamps at work.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12

SOME DOUBT AS TO THE p. Il. r. CO.
MAKING ovERTUREs TO THE b. 3
o.
Officials of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad at Camden Station in
this city, doubt the statement re-
garding overtures from the Penn
svlvania Railroad as to the running
Of trains over the Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore Railroad
In the first place they say there is
40 contract existing between the
last named road and the Baltimore
and Ohio, hence 1t cannot expire
Secondly, the Pennsylvania Com
pany is not yet in possession of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
timore Road, and consequently lot
in a position to make overtures.-
That the Pennsylvania Company
will desire to contract with the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Is bighly
probable, for with the millions in
vested in the Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore Road large
business-such as the Baltimore and
Ohio is dolng-will be needed to
pay anything like interest on the in-
vestment. How such a proposition
will be met by the Baltimore and
ohio Railroad Company,the officials
say, will be made known at the pro-
per time. The rumor OF an expire
ing contract possibly arises from the
fact that the ninety days. notice
given in December by President
hinckley, OF the Philadelphia, VIII
mington and Baltimore Railroad, to
the Pennsy lvaula Company with
reference to carrying through ireights
exclusively for that company, will
shortly expire, the natural effect OF
which would be to permit the Phila-
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
to carry through freights for the
Baltimore aud Ohio ttailroad, as il
did before the trouble arose about
the Bound Brook route and the use
OF the Junction Road.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
Amusen nentS.
HUMPTY DUMPTY.

On Monday evening next Tony De-
nier's Pantomime Company, will ap-
pear in the Opera House, in the new
verison Of "Humpty Dumpty." This
Is one of the best pantomime compan-
les now in existence, and the st. Louis
Post Despatch says:
"Tony Denier's pantomime com
pany closed highly successful en-
gagement at the olympic theatre last
night, ono of the most successful, in
fact, that he has ever played in this
city. The company is good one, and
has g given entertainments full of nov
city and attractiveness that will win
for it golden opinions wherever it may
appear. The remodsled version OF
"Humpty Dumpty" is decided i'm
proyement on the old pantomime by
that name, is shorn OF the ancient
tricks and contains much that is en-
tirely new. The speciality people are
all artists in their lines of business,
and present an array of novel features
that would prove . whole show out
side of the pantomime. Geo. II. Ad-
ans, the clown, is undoubtedly the
best in his line, now before the public
and shows constant Improvement in
his werk."
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
Settling for Damages by a Rail
road Accident.

SUNBURY, March IA repre-
sentative of the Baltimore and Po-
tomac Railroad, on which the aces
dent occurred last Saturday, was in
Shamokin on Wednesday, and paid
number who were injured. j. A.
Weaver received $500, w. II. M
Dram $3.50, George NJ. Marshall
$3.50, a man from Doutyville $3.50,
and others small but still satisfac-
tory sums. d. Domer, the edi-
tor, refused to settle, yet he was
travelling on a pass, the acceptance
of which, according TO its terms, ex :
onerates the company from pay
ment for any injuries received, but
the agent says that in this case no
advantage will be taken OF the fact
that pass was used. Thecompany
will settle with Mrs. Young, whose
husband, a merchant, was killed, in
few weeks, and it is generally be
lieved that the sum to be offered her
will not be less than $4,000.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
Conference Anmiversaries.

The Wilmington M f. Confer
ence will assemble at Lewes, on
Tuesday next, in annual session.
The following is correct and re-
vised list OF the Conference Anni-
versaries arranged to be held during
the session:
Sunday school Union-Wednes-
day evening, March l6. Speakers :
Revs. J IL. Vincent, u. D., and F.
B. Quigley.
W. F., NJ. Soclety-Thursday af-
ternoon. Speakers Rev. A. Stengle
and Mrs. h. B. Stevens.
Church Extension = Thursday
evening. Speakers: Dr. Kynett and
Rev. George A. Phnbus, u. ID.
Friday night. Speak
ers kevs. DIR. e. ii. Fowler, Il. L..
Hubbard and T.J Prettyman.
Temperance-Saturday evening.
Speakers: Revs. George w. Miller,
A. Lightbourn and L. v Ayres.
Education - Monday evening.
Speakers: Revs. j. b. Mowbray, w.
+. Corkran and w. S. Robinson.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
Rnx. rhom as KelIy Guilty,

The committee OF Methodist min
isters appointed to investigate the
charges of improper conduct pre-
ferred against Rev. Thomas Kelly,
of the Western Methodist Church
by Mrs. Laura Parks, the Spiritual
ist medium, after session lasting
all day yesterday until IL O'Clock
last night agreed by a vote of 4 to 3
to report verdict of guilty against
the clergyman. The verdict is of a
constructive character. Mr.. Kelly's
freouent visits to the woman were
taken as evidence of his guilt. The
matter now goes to the conference
for final action. In the meantime
Mr.. Kelly stands suspended from
his ministerial functions.-Times.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
BurDturjeS.

Yesterday morning james Shoe
maker discovered that his basket and
wooden ware store, No. 5 East
Fourth street, had been entered
during the night and robbed OF three
looking-glasses and various small
articles. His loss, however, is not
heavy,
The dry goods store of Robert l..
Russell, No. 306 Market street, was
entered several nights ago, and rob
bed OF three bundles OF silk and
some other dry goods. 1t is beliey-
ed the stolen goods were taken TO
Philadelphia, and the police are
looking tor them.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
Che 9aiIy Gastttt.
FIRST EDITION.

IT Is sAID that railroad officials are In
this city to-day with view to determine
az to the propriety of building a new
road. A writer in the Pbiladelphis In
quirer suggests an entire new route. He
say: Why not build o railroad direct to
New York, without taking in Philadel
pbia on the through route? 1t would
be about 100 miles in length, and pass
about ten miles north OF Philadelphia. to
which branch could run, likewise to
Wilmington. This would place even
Philadelphia nearer to New York and
baltimore than IL Is by anys existing
route, OF by any that can be built via
Philadelphia. The great aim OF any
losd should be to place the great me-
tropohs New York; as near rs possible
TO the West and South, without consId-
uring Philadelphia or any other Bface.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
RAILROAD GOSSIP.
CONFERENCE or The B. o. OFF,
CIAL WITH LEVI c. BIRD, ESQ.

A CONFERENCE or THE B. o. OFF,
CIAL WITH LEVI G. BIRD, ESQ.
j. q. Pangborn and John w. Days,
officials of the Baltimore and Ohio
Kailroad, arrived in this city yesterday
afternoon and in the evening held
conference with Lew c. Bird, Esq, resi-
dent eoursel OF the u. Il o.
The result of the conference could
not be ascerained as the gentlemen In
terested were very reticent iabout the
matter. Another conference was held
this morning, at which it is runored the
questi N f applying for new charter
oI the Delaware Western was decided,
but how it was decided could not be
gsc rtained.
The Chester News says: Chester
branch Of the Reading railroad is now
looked upon as the route most likely to
be selected by the B. & o. road. A
prominent official of the Reading road
said that such a notion was not enter
talned because oil all arrangement with
the p. w. u b., by which the Chester
branch cannot carry passengers.
Another paper says. "It is asserted
that unhampered facilities over the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
are offered to the Baltimore. and Ohio
Company Only on condition that the lat
ter's passengers aud fieisht shall pass
over the Pennsy lvsnia Railroad Com
pany's New York Division, instead of
over the New jersey Central road, and
LuaL blr. Garrett will Lot accept the
terms, but is already arranging for the
construct III OF new road 20 this city,
and rumor has it that it is in contempla-
ton to build the proposed road SO as to
have il run only through Maryland and
Pennsylvania, so as TO obyiate the ne
cessi.y Of gong before the Delaware
Lppisl arurp
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
ANNIVERSARY AT SCOTT.
PLHAsANT EXERCISES AHD FAvoRA.
RLE KnPOhTs.


At Scott M. K. Church, last night, the
missionary anniversary Of the Sunday
School was held in the presence of a
large and interested audience. The ex-
ercises were conducted by the pastor,
Rev. p. Ii. Rawlins, who opened with
prayer. The rvpot Of the Secretary con-
tanned the following tems:--
Amount Of cash collections during the
year, $12o2s. There are in tile library
100 volumes, of which 2e8 have been
added during the past year. Membership
OF the school, 344; Of the infant school,
1853; average attendance in Sunday
school, lot There bave been three
deaths during the year, the names of the
deceased being Jacob e. Cole, laura
Cannon ana Jos. griffin. The miss onary
Offering OF the Sunday school will be
about $40.
The other exercises comprised singing
by he afternoon SUNDAY school and the
infant school, cGypet solos by A. ].
Boulay, duet by Misses NJ. Black and
l.. Barnes ,Iecitation by Miss Josie Locke,
vocal solo by Miss Emma johnson, land
the reading of tue class reports. Mem
orial exercises we're also held and three
beautiful wreaths presented to the
families Of the thee deceased scholars,
and pleasant address was made by
Rev. L. l.. Tompkinson, pastor of Mt.
Salem NJ. E. Church.
At the conclusion Of the regular ex
ercises a number of presents were ex-
charged, among them being tie follow
ing: Mr.. j B. Kendell rec, ived hand-
some Bible; Miss Octavia Owens, a
beautiful vase; Mr.. w. T. Gallagher, a
floral horse shoe: Miss Annie Hall, a
book; J. 1. Parker, bouquet; Miss
Hannah Talley, picture; Miss Lucy
Barnes, bouquet and a Handsomely IL
bound book; AIR. w. L. Gallaher, bou-
suet; Miss NJ. L. Justice, bouquet; Mr..
rhos. Wilson, hymnal; Miss Lizz
Valentine, a package, a motto and bou-
quot; Mr.. Daniel Brown, parcel Of gifts
aud bouquet; Miss Laura Foulk, bouquet;
Miss Emma Brown, pot Of flowers, flo al
basket and bouquet; Mrs. A. Blackwell,
book and pot Of flowers; Mr.. Sylvester
Solomon, frame picture; 10 the teacher
OF Presiden Garfield class, a handsome
book and a bouquet; Mr.. W. Ii. Foulk,
the superintendent, aaS presented,
through Rnv. +. l.. TompkIns II, with a
gold pen and Rev. Z. ii. kawiins re-
ceived a beautiful large vase OF flowers
ftom his Bible class.
The anniversary closed with the dox
oiogy and benediction by the pastor.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
TOTAL ABSTINENCE IN N. {

RAhEIeH, March 10.-At last night 5
session of the North Carolina Legisla.
ture, at 1S.45 a. M, the House passe q
the Senate bill prohibiting the sale OF
purchase of any spirituous liquors, ex-
cept wine, and cider, under heavy
penalties. The act enforces total alb
s.inence. 1t is To be submitted TO the
people for ratification in AugusI, and
If adopted by the popular vote will o
into effect on the 1st of October.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
INFORMATION WANTED.

Postmaster Mercer of West Chester has
received letter from one Charles W.
Dickman, of Sedar, Kansas, asking in
formation as 10 the whereabouts OF
Samuel ID. Ritner, who he says 10 about
forty six or fifty years Of age. The In
quirer asks for prompt reply,the reason
for his asking for such information being
OF an important character. Any one
having knowledge of the party will
please communicate the same to Post
master Mercer, West Chester, Pa.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
IIUBLlC SALE.

viii be sold at public sale, at the auc-
tion room of Thomas M. Ogle. No. oH
dArket street. on i thursday, MARCH
II, 1881, at O'Clock, p m, ths nrst-cIass
property situate aJ The n. h. cor. Third
and orange streets, IN the city of Will
mingtun, Del, having a frontage on
Ora ge treet Of l1l fee 10 inches by 81
feet 6Inches 'front.' or deep on THIRD street.
1t is now Us ed us a soap inanufac ory, and
as been fer years IL is one of the best
locations in the city Tor y kind OF man
ufacturIRg business, having drainage
complete Iorait sewerage or surface water.
Persous are requested to view tn pro-
perty. Terms easy and made known on
day OF sale THOMAS ~. UGLE,
mhls-4L, auet. aad Real Estate agent.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
THERE IN NO AFFINITY

between cheap and useless beef, wine and
iron tonics and the Llebig COS Soos
and restorative OF health. -
ait Is the best tonic there IN, Every
physiclan o whom 1 have recon mmenued
DRAKE. M d.. Detroit, Mich IL imparts
new tone to the liver, stomach and DOW
els, and by its regulative action anora
relief from headaches, neuralgia, consL :
patton and languor. Beware OF cneap,
worthless limitations,
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
POLICE GASES.

Things were dull at the police sta
ton this morning, there being only
two cases TO dispose of.
John Dougherty was required to
pay 81 and costs for being drunk
and disorderly.
One drunk with the usual penalty
of so cents and costs completed the
record.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
THE IMPROVED SWITCH.

The improved switch system on the
p, w. u Is. X. K. will be put Ill opera
lion Tomorrow, after which time all
trains, freight and otherwise, will be
switched upon the proper tracks by the
operator In the switch-tower, near the
junction. Yesterday Superintendent
Kenney spent several hours inspecting
the switch arrangements and the freight
yard improvements at BrowntoWn.