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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-12
THURSDAY. : JANUARY II. 1882
orOCK % 4 y % r.
ssn Francisco nosra.

LAST KvxsIso.
200 Belmont. CSC
800 Navajo. use
1000 Day. I 40. I ID
so Rast Mt. DiAblo. 35e
$50 Wales, 60c
100 Eureka Tunnel. AZ, 2 30
400 Payday,
100 Bechtsl. SOC
IS Bodie. 2 IS
440 Albion, I 60
800 Bulwer. ~. 2 90
400 Addenda. &c
so Mono. 35c
1900 Orc. l0c
220 Bodie Tunnel. I 10. l
$50 Martin White, AZ
500 Goodshaw. l5c
TINS MORNING.
$40 0phir. 5k.6S
$50 Mexican, St,9
$50 Gould 4 Curry. 5 Is
a20 Best a Belcher. ~
200 California. 35c
$50 Con. Virginia, 600
40 Chollar. l Is
1855 Hale 4 Norcross. I 80. ! IS
100 Yellow Jacket, ~
1000 Imperial. &c
IS Alpha. I 80
Is Confidence,
100 Sierra Nevada, ~. ~
20 Utah. 81
go Bullion. $50
Is Seq. Belcher. 4 30
400 Overman. /, 90c. -
$50 Justice. 60c. $50
400 Union Con-. l0a. i0S
AGO Alta. 4 10. 10
$50 Julia. l0c
500 Silver Hill. l5c
$50 Challenge. l5c
$50 Andes. 75c. SOC
200 Lady Washington. &c
AIS Scorpion. 9oc. s5c
200 Golden Gate. I IS
$50 Benton. Toe
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The Ashland Murderers.

CINCINNATI. January IA special
from Ironton. Ohio, says the steamer
Telegraph. with the Ashland murdsrsrs
aboard, passed there yesterday on its
way to Cattlssburg. When the whistle
sounded hundreds OF people focked to
the wharf. Thrss-fourths OF the work
men in the mills left work. The mill
tary on guard on the boat would not
allow anyone but passengers to 90
aboard, and hence no disorder arose.
They are to be tried at once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-12

Rather uufortunste-The use Of slang
has it's disadvantages. "How do you
like my shoes. love 2" exclaimed .
youthful bride. "0h! they're immsnssl"
replied the partner Of her joys; and the
leok abe hurled at him vas enough 10
have frozen the heart Of . snswsall.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-12

The comprehensive uses OF Hub
Punch. cold or hot, Its delicacy Of taste. and
the purity Of the liquors which are its basis
render Il deservediy popular. The larders and
pideboaris OF counoisreurs are now very gen.
orally supplied with II. Sold By all arocera.
Wine Merchants and Druggists. Trade supplied
by Richares / Harrison. Agents for the Pacinc
Ooaat. Fan Eranclsc0.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-12
Pacific Coast Horses.

New YoRx. January ll,-At the EIso-
utivs Committee meeting Of the National
Association Of Trottins Horne Breeders,
ex.Governor Stanford. Of California. an.
nounoed his intention OF sending Wild.
flower, Hulds Rose and Bonita to take
part In the annual meeting In August.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-12
Fuuerai or George DAILY.

The funeral OF the late George DAILY.
who was killed by Apachss in New
Mexico on the 18th OF August, was held
at Grace Church. San Francisco, this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-12
FOREIGN DISPATCHES,
Revolution iu Venezuela.

HAVANA. January l2.-Advicss from
Venezuela are to December 30. A rsvo-
l~utionary conspiracy at San Thomas has
been discovered. President Guzman
Blaco Is uneasy. and a strong guard
surrounds his house. No person is adj
mitted unless be gives n hours notice.
The President has about 10000 mon ut
his diposal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-12
Another Csii for Bonds.

WASHINGTON. January a. There
will be another call OF bonds Of extended
series in . few days, probably tomorrow.
The amount and date Of payment have
net bean dsanitsly dstsrniasd.
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Population OF Paris.

PARIS, January 1.-THE census oil
Paris gives the population at 2.225, 600.
a. against 1888, $40 10 1875.
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BiiIs or exchange.

Collectors report Ii hard work to Sc
cure collateral for tho bills they are will.
ing to exchange.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Town or GOLD HnL,
County Of storey, ststs o. Ssvads'

County Of btoFey, pfsVeo' "s'Ho
January .. lisa.
m rpx.,p Krsssr, associate owner IN the
south JACKET mime. Gold Hii Mining Dis
triet, storey county. State OF Nevada:
Won arc hereby notified that the Underlined
has performed and iaid ont tne annual imount
sscsian asas RsSised Btatutes Of the United
Stsses. and your pro rata share OF said work
smnrr,s 20 Thjrty.shreo Dollars and Thirty.
shrss Csnts tSss ss). And II withiu Ninety
days sftsr this NOTES By publication 700 fail OF
In ssId Claim will b. forfeited and becoms the
property Of the subscriber, under said Section
Notice Of forfeiture for work done on this
claim for the yssr 1879 was published By John
j |s';s:'s 20. address, =; d 4 S III. IT,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-12

For Colds, Coughs. Bronchitis and all
affections OF the Lungs, take Ayers
Cherry Pectoral.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-12

S7p 4 ~ yEs ss:.,, 9: s,.: : 1870 e, Z; ss.: ; T:as
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-12
Irish Potatoes.

DUBLIN. January 1l.-Larss quaint.
ties OF Irish potatoes are being exported
to America.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-12
Death Of Q Sculptor.

LONDON. January l0.-Jsan Dupre,
sculptor In Rome. 10 dead.
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COO weak IN Jour Own Town. Terms sud
J9VQ q oefat ne. Addssss h aAsxszs =
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O. A c. SHAFT.
This shaft, which at date OF my last
annual report had attained Q depth Of
l9i feet below the $500 level. has been
sunk to q point 80 feet below the $500
and q large stump DRIFT run out q distance
OF 80 feet from the bottom. Stationary
double plunser pumps have been put in
at the 2i00 aud $500 levels, with the
necessary balance hobs and tanks TO
complete the main pumping system to
that level.
CONCLUSION.
Our work during the past year has
been mostly OF q preparatory nature.
aud Notwithstanding the serious inter.
rup,ions to our work from causes hereto.
fore stated and Q heavy extra expense
thereby involved. our expenses have
been much lighter than for the previous
wear. Alarss amount Of necessary dead
work has been done. and We are now in
q better condition to prosecute our e1-
plorations in depth than at any pre-
vious time. 50,
Accompanying this report you will
find full and complete statements oy
our chief clerk. Mr. J. II. Taylor. show
ing ny receipts and disbursements for
the last fiscal year; also, inventories OF
property on hand ct this date. belonging
to this company and the @. 4 Q. joint
shalt, and the quantities and cost Of
materials and mine supplies purchased.
sold and consumed during the year.
Very respectfully. your obedisnt servant,
w. Il. Parton. Superintendent.
THE report Of Mr.. Taylor was not
received at this Office In time for publ.
cation today. II will be printed 10 to.
morrow's issas.-RxP.1
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-02

Palace Sleeping Cars on this train daily baEum
Savannah and Jac. soBville Washington and 5aek-
sOnvilie, Cincinnati and JacksonriIIs and Mnuk
gom. " and Jacksonville
Passengers from Florida By this train c1nBsa =
Jesup with train arriving e. Msc5n e 20 A
daily
Passengers for Darien take this train
Passengers from Savaunah for Brunswick taking
this tram arrive as Bruins wiaK az $50 A. NJ
Passengers leaving Brunswick a. 800 P n arrive
In savannah At ass A. NJ
Passengers from Savannah for Gainesville. Gear
Keys and Florida Transit Road take thts train.
Passengers from Savannah for Madison, Mont
cello, Tallahassee and Quincy take this train
Passengers from Quincy, TallAhassee. MOuEicello
and Madison take this train, meeti6x sleeping c&n
It Wavcross AZ 9 50 p n
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ALBANY EXPREss-[Daarl

cleepng cars oetWeon Savannah ara InoDA1s iAls
on this train.
Nail steamer leaves Bainbridge every THURSDAY
and Sunday for ApaLachicols and Columbus.
Connection &C Albany daily with passenger trains
both ways on Southwestern Railroad 70 and Ron
Macon, Buhula, Montgomery, Mobile. New Or
leans. etc.
Close connection ct jacksonville daIly Sundays
exceptedl for Green Cove Springs, s. Augusli1a.
Faiatka, Enterprise, Sanford, and sll lsndings q
St Johns river
Trains % b and A r. r leave Junction, going
west, a 1910 2. n, and for Brunswick q SIS ?.
II. daily, except Sunday
through Tickets sold, and eleepmg4Car BeTfhI
and Drawing Room Car accommodations, secured
a. Brens Ticket ONCE, No. - Ball street. and at the
companys depot, foot Of Liberty street
JAS. L TAYLOR, 0snI RasA Agent
]. 8. TYSON, Master Trnnsportafion-
K g. FLkAfNG, Superintendent
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Al JncksouEills ~ WaEesam 8h1r Llun wmA N
points North Or A@ts wl1A La R-rnmnainn -
Jacksonville R4ilruA1 for ErrnmAaInn - -
sEcamen f0r all points 81 ia g. Jokm -
Eunnah or ChArleatan
At Baldwin via ne F3orldn TrEunIt 49,
Al south flor1oAs oekia14ea riseI. e. GO -
steamers % Calf porlA
Al Live OAk b Soa- 8 sd VA - -
Florida and western EaEIroa1 ~ 49, u r
vannah
on Tuesdays. ThurndAFs 2nd smrurEnvn
Al ChAtLAh00chee RIVER via e. mmmm-rRm
h00chee on sundaya and RRsNnrAmm m -
days Tor ApAlacnlcoA~ and rgznrnlnE uu -
and Saturdays for Columbua. Ga
joan r LAM
WM DAVIDSON. s.u--i----t
Gsnernl Mannrer
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NOTICE.

A Ii CREDITORS, LEGATRES. AND PER-
IA sons entitled TO distribution of the estate of
Charles 2. Chsires late of the county Of Leon de-
ceased, are required TO present their claims to the
underaigned. within the time prescribed by law or
shis notice win be plead In bar Of their recovery
and all persons indebted to said estate viii make
payment Immediately to the execnfors-
SAMUEL p CHAIRE6
JOHN a. HENDERSON,
January 8, 1882 ON Executors. &c
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OF the hair isoftsn promoted BY nsiag RAsksys
Blair Balsam. Il always restores the youtkshl
color and IussFs 70 gtsy Aak. SiSs k'ssM lie,
and removes ell irriiaiioa and ldanduG.
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Notice of incorporation.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN-
IN dersigned have associated themselves together
for the purpose Of organizing company under the
Act OF the Legislature of Florida, approved Febru
AIRY the 10Th, A. d. 1874, entitled An Act to pro
vide General Law for the Incorporation of Rail
roads and Canals, and the amendments thereto,
for the purpose Of constructing, operating, and
maintaining railroad from the boundary line OF
the State Of Florida In the county of Hamilton In
said State, into or through the counties Of Hamil-
ton, Columbia, Alachus, Levy, Marion, Sumter,
Hernandez. Hillsborough, Manatee and Monroe,
with termini at some feasible point or points on
the Gulf Of Mexico, In said State Of Florida with
the counties Of Polk, Orange Volusia and Brevard,
to some suitable terminus on the waters of the At
lantic Ocean, for pubic use In the conveyance of
porate name Of " TIE Neso York, FlOrida ord CIs1a
RaiiOad Obmpany."
WILLIAM M TUNNO,
MATHEWS r TUNNO,
JOHN T. CHAMPNEYe.
February IA, 188@Su
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Drawing-r0om Coaches betWeeL 6aEnunnh n
Jacksonville on tina train
Passengers from Savannah for Rrunswick -
this train, arriving e. Brunswick q 800 P ~
Passengers leave Brunswick e ~ IS A ID 49,.
At Savannah a. 3 20 p n
Passengers leaving Macon e I'D A IL fdnIlvl
conneet at Jesup with this train Coz Florfda
Passengers from Florida by tina train cnuuers q
Jesup with train arriving AZ Mneuu n TWPM
daily
ton Callahan and Jacksonville
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
or THE
JACKSONVILLE AND PALATKA RAILWAY
COMPANY.

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE LEG
- islature of the State Of Florida, entitled " An
Act to provide General Law for the Incorporation
Of Railroads and Canals" and approved February
H. 1874, notice 10 hereby given. required BY said
act, that company has been formed under the
name Of the Jacksonville and Palatka Railway
COMPANY" TO be invested with all the rights pow
ers, privileges, and franchises conferred upon com
panies formed under said act, and acts amendatOry
thereto, for the purpose Of constructing maintain
Ing, and operating railroad for public In the
conveyance OF persons and property The said rail-
road to be about sixty-fve miles In length, and
to be constructed, maintained, and operated from
Jacksonville in Duval county, in the State Of Flor
Ida, to point on the PaIatka and Indian River
Railway Company's railroad, at near Palatka, in
Putnam county, In the State of Florida, passing
through or into the counties of Duval, Clay and
Putnam, In said State.
MASON YOUNG,
New York City, NY.
ROSWELL II. MASON,
PAlztka, Fla
ALFRED BISHOP MASON,
February IA, 1sss-sm Chicago, III.
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GUARDIANS NOTIcE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN Thursday. the eighteenth day of May, A. D.
1851 at III O'Clock A NJ, or soon thereafter as
can be heard, will, as guardian of Maud H. Myers
q minor, apply to the Hon. David g. Walker. Judge
OF the Circuit Court of the Second judicial Circuit
OF Florida, In and for the county Of Leon, at his
office In the City of Tallahassee, for authority to
sell the interest Of said minor In Lots l45 l48 and
In the original plan OF the City OF Tallahassee
and In the Improvements and appurteuances thereto
belonging. NARY b MYERS
April l6, 1882E1m Guardian.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN OF INTENTIONTo MAKE
4 application to the Hon. VIM. P. Byrd, Judge of
10th day Of May, A d. 1882 at the City OF ITALIA
hassee In said county, for authority sell the nm
dirided onenfth interest Of Carrie +. Switzer, In
wit: An that portion of Sec so lying between the
lands OF Daniel Felkel, on the south. west Of the
Thomasyille road. on the south, east and north
ton Of the sWH of the sWk Of Sec. 20 lying west
OF the church lot. Also NWL of Sec %; and the
NW1 Of the SWx of Sec. 20; and the MEX Of the
SEA Of see. 80-all In q. Q. r l, North and East
SW1. Of Sec. 20; and SEA Of NIX, and Mex Of
SEA, Of Sec. 10, In T. 2, r. q, North and East
A. N. MANNING,
Guardian of Carrie r. SWitxer minor
April Is, 1882-lm .
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OK MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF,
- the undersigned, executor Of the Last viii and
testament Of Martha z. switzer, deceased, late Of
Leon county, State of Florida, win present bis Hnal
accounts 70 the Hon. VIM p. Byrd, County Judge
Of said county, and apply for discharge e such
executor. JNO. BRADFORD.
April 4 16616m Executor,
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For Sale or Rent.

A TW0STORY DWELLING, ON NORTH
IA Adams street. In good repair, coutainlng six
r0ouss There Il kItcksn, servADts house sfnbIe
and nsver-iailing well Of excellent water, on the
premises. Also, Q house and lot as st. Teresa, on
James Island. This property win be sold cheap
and on easy terms. Apply to rs 80
T. q. RANDOLPH,
Feb. SIS Tallahassee, ia /.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
FLORIDA CENTRAL AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE OF THE
l. formation Of . corporation, under the Laws Of
Florida, 20 be known - the Florida Ceniral and
Western Railroad Company" whose purpose Is 90
70 the Apalachicola river, with o branch from Tai
lahassee 20 &c. Marks, aud from Drlfton TO MONT
cello all In the State OF Florida and which pasees
through the counties Of DuvAl, Baker. Columbia,
euwannee. Madison, Jefferson. Leon, Gadsden and
WakullA- The sid road ia two hundred and thirty
four miles In length, and the company win BE IN
vested with all the powers, rghts, privileges and
franchises conferred By The laws Of the State OF
Florida, under which said company h organised
EDWARD J. REED,
WAYNE MAcVEAGH,
WILLIAM T. CARTER,
II. ARMY,
WALTER HINCHMAN,
CHAs. Q. HINCHMAN.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Feb. u, le69-Sm
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SEX


whether In lss Primary, ssesnaary. sF
Tertiary Stage.
Removes all Traces Of Mercury nom fh6 SIS n cura
ScrofnlA Old Sores Rksumatsmc La m,
catasrA. - nV Blood Diaassa
Cares W1Asn EIes SRrznss WsnI
We have $50. IN our town who lived g Hos
Springs aud were finally cured with AA2
McCAMmM a MUKzx.
Mnrz1s, Tmr., Nay n 1854.
We have sold 1,2o6 bottles o. g. q q in yeaf.
Il has given universal satisfaction Fair-miDded
physieisns nov recommend Il - Posltive specific
q HApsBL1D CO.
LoUIsvuLz. KY, Nay IS ISL
g. 8. g. hes given better sntiafSctlo1 than ~
medicine have ever sold- j. A n zunA
Dxxvxn, Coz, May 8 ISL
Every purchaser speaks In the hig1sss terms o.
R1cznoxD. Va, Nag II. 1851.
You can refer anybody 70 ~ q rzg1rd @ tns
merits Of 8. 8. & PoGK, MuLzB 4 Co.
Have never known & q 8 20 al 70 cnrsa 60
Of syphilis when properly .akea-
81 81 I p1s.n P.zy. ca
The above slgners ere Rrntls@en q high $3.50
Ing A H. Cc4Quzx1t 6og- q 6eor1
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
FLORIDA WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE LEG
I'D islature of the State of Florida entitled A
Act to provide General Law for the Incorporation
Of Railroads and Canals" approved February 1e
1874 notice Ia hereby given, ~ required BY said
that company has been formed under the name Of
the Florida Western Railroad Company" 20 be
invested with all the rights p0wers, privileges. and
franchises conferred upon companies formed under
said act for the purpose Of constructing maintain
Ing, and operating railroad for public In the
conveyance Of persons and property; and also TO
construct and maintain wharves at such places on
the Bay OF Pensacola @ the business Of the said
railroad company shan require.
The main line Of said railroad win be about fifteen
miles In length, and win be constructed from
point on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad in
the City Of Pensacola, south and west. to the Ala
bama line, in Escambla county
". d. CHIPLEY,
g A STANLEY,
7. T. WRIGHT
W. =. MCCORMICK
February a. 18821Sm
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Vnequalled Offers to Club Agents.

. sPEiCIMEN COPIES SENT FRls
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Pensacola Advance Gazette: The
Florida State Medical Association met in
this city on the 18th of April, bat the st-
tendance from abroad was limited to one
individual only-Dr Wakefield. o. Jsck-
sonviIe, Vice p nsideut Of: ttesA dIssiop,
who presided. The formality Of meeting
and transaction Of business was gone
through with, however, with . full ct
tendance Of our city physicians. The
next convention will meet q Jaeksonville
in January, 1883. The following officers
were elected for the epsuing year: r
B. s. Hargis, II. d., President :. K +.
Sabal, NJ D., of Duyal, LIST vioe-Presi-
dent; A. L. Randolph, N. D., of Leon,
I'd Vice. Fesident; q N. Leonard, II p,
Of Escambia, Secretary J. d. Fernsndss,
n. D., of Duval, Treasurer.
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The Hew Yerk World has no Superior On
HthAr Side Of the Water g. Q Live,
brilliant rfsctly-Appointsd,
National Republican., 1882-07-29
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

During the storm yesterday a portion of the
chimney on the house on King street, between
Fairfax and Lee, occupied by Mr.. Frank Cook,
was blown Off
The dredging machine, while at work cleaning
out the dock in font of Mr. McVcigh's ware.
houses OH the wharf, drew up u bottle of cham
pagne which is supposed to have been buried
there for many yeas.
At n meeting of the directors of the Alexandra
and Fairfax AgriculturalI and Industrial AssOciR-
ton held last evening, the designations of j. b.
Smoot, president and j. 4. Beckham, secretary
were rendered and accepted,
The personal property of the late firm of Burgess
4 Co. was sold yesterday by Messrs. Lucas Il Co.,
auctioneers, for Messrs. Kemper aud Mushback,
trustees. The engine, betting, &c, of the fertilizer
manufactory was purchased by Mr., ]. Driefus, for
$500
Mr. George Y. Worthington, jr,, at the risk of his
own life, jumped overheard and rescued frem
drowning little boy named Brooks, who had
accidentally fallen into the river from one Of the
wharves. The boy had twice been under water
and was sinking for the third time when MIR.
Worthington got hold of him.
The Washington and Western Railroad has pur-
chased four first class passenger coaches with
patent air. brakes Janney car-coupler, &c. These
cars will be delivered in short time. The bed
OF the road is being well balasted, u gravel train
being kept constantly at work. and the travel over
the road is heavier than ever before,
Mayor Beckham, who has ascertained through
Captain Webster, of the police force that there are
o number OF yards 10 houses on the outskirts Of
the city In filthy condition, there being no wells
or out.houses in them has given notice 10 the
owners agents Of said houses that unless proper
provisions for the abatement of the nuisances are
made at once, they will be summoned to show
cause why they should not be hned.
National Republican., 1882-07-29
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season report concerningthe
condition of the water at Great Falls will be pub.
lished each day, as furnished by the Washington
Aqueduct office, Georgetown, using the following
scale of measurement: Very turbid 0 to s; turbid,
sto Is; slightly turbid 15 to %, clear, % TO 36.
Condition of the water, Friday, July 2S-At
Great Falls &c., at receiving reservoir SO; at dis
tributing reservoir, SO.
Street. lamps will not be lighted o-night.
High tide Saturday, July 90, 6:l5 a. m. and 6i2
p. IN. Sunday, July 80, 7:O7 a. m. and 1888 p. m
Hartley X Bro. received, per canal -boals Seneca
and IL. NJ. Talbot, yesterday, 5000 bushels of
wheat.
Sales of wheat on Change yesterday were as
follows: One thousand three hundred bushels, at
Sll3; 500 bushels at Slli; 400 bushels, at Sl.l5,
and 73O bushels at Sl.l5A
The residents in the neighborhood of Thirty
second and o streets have been put to great in
convenience during the past three weeks by the
failure OF the hydrant at the corner of those
streets to run, owing t. lis being out of Order and
they hope that the proper authorities will soon
have 1t repaired.
Yesterday afternoon q son of NJ. Robert Cham
berlnin about 10 years of age, fell from the old
foundation wall, erected for the proposed Metro
pOlitan Railroad stables, on Thirty fifth street,
distance of twelve fifteen feet, breaking his right
leg DR.. COhnell was called in and set the fractured
limb This is a severe calamity TO the boys father
who is the disabled fireman for whos5 benefit u
picnic Is beiug gotten up
magnificent specimen of the night blooming
cereus, in full flower, attracted throng OF visitors
| To Fcklngs drugstore last night.
two of their four cared shell crews this evening,
after which there will be dancing in the boat
house.
A race on marine bicycles will also take place
schoOey and Seeley, which Will be u novel and
Interesting afluir.