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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27
ZETTGClIA AND MACEe.

The New York Herald publishes
remarkable interviaw with Dr. Maxim
Zertucha, the man who Is believed to
have led General Maceo in a trap which
caused his death. Zertucha said in ef-
feet, that Maceo. whom he spoke of as
his friend. was driven to court death
through the treachery OF the civil heads
of the insurgent cause. He charges
that some of the members of the civil
counsel delayed the assistance necessary
to the salvation of the army, and that
Maceo. becoming discouraged. simply
Invited death. He alleges that mem
bers of the insurgent civil counsel re-
ceived money from the Spanish Govern
ment to net as they did. and but for
their treachery Maceo would be living
to-day.
He failed. however. to state. as the
Philadelphia Ledger remarks, how II is
that he. being prisoner. is permitted
by the Spaniards to enjoy the liberty
he does. nor did he say why. on GER
tain occasions, the Spanish authorities
on the island have accorded him an
escort for protection. Also. why has he
announced that he proposes to retire To
Spain to remain this balance of his days.
and why has he declared that he will
write a pamphlet against the Cuban
junta?
Zertucha may not have been concern
ed In the death Of the Cuban leader
General Maceo. but the world holds
that opinion all the same
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

the South that the Language, the ideas
= and the practices of the American
fathers find their most perfect preser-
walton. 1t Is In the South that anarchy
and other foreign teachings of social
agitation have received the least en-
couragemcnt. ts
In fact, the energy and enterprise dis
| played In the Southland to-day and the
| progress which It is making. does not
! warrant any such an expression. It Is
the old South putting on new clothes
and it is only new to that extent. As
the Post very properly says. the South
was the home of conservatism before
| the war. The South under the changed
conditions Is the nations citadel OF con-
servatism still. The South's ideas and
aspirations may not please some peo-
pie. but should the Union ever be con-
fronted by any genuine peril. either
from abroad or from within. there is not
county in any Southern State but will
give In her defense more pluck and
backbone and devotion than the whole
hagsiing swarm put together. with ali
its connection thrown in for good
measure.
The Richmond Dispatch. In referring
some time since To Il speech delivered
by Col. Richard Malcolm Johnston at a
Ncw England dinner on this question,
had the following to say:
col. Richard Malcolm Johnston
was true to himself and To his poo-
pie. when in his speech the other
night NJ the banquet of the New
England Society of New York Ec
81. "a l..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27
SPEAKING of HAWAII.

The latest story started by the an
neXationists Is that the Sandwich Is
landers wish 10 be annexed To this coun-
try because of the number of Japanese
that are coming into their territory.
Now, as the Boston Herald remarks. If
the Japanese are desirable immigrants,
1t Is difficult to understand why the
Ilawaiians desire to be protected
against them. and on the other hand. II
they are not desirable immigrants. the
question arises does the United States
want them? Certainly not. The fact is,
we don't want the Islands under any
circumstances. and least OF all are they
desirable If there Is large element OF
people there whom we are told In I'D.
vance are undesirable as settlers. AS
the advocates OF annexation puts 1t
this country would simply be taking q
japanese colony into the Union. and
to this the people Of the United States
object.
1t is said however that the qestion OF
the annexation of the islands Is going
to be an important one before the next
Congress, and In these times OF strange
ideas there Is no telling what may be
done in that direction. The. country will
make n mistake If 1t ever consents t.
annexation and will never get through
rerrettinr II
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

The only States in which capital pun
ishinent Is forbidden by law are Mich
igan. Wisconsin and Rhode Island.
a series of ancient Greek remains has
recently been discovered in one of the
principal squares Of Patras. compris-
ing mosaic pavement and some mar
bic sculptures
OF the 56.095 men employed on British
sailing vessels, 92S-or one In sixty
lost their lives by drowning. whereas
Oh the lG2,l29 men employed on steam
ships only 674-or one i'm 2ll-werc
drowned.
The Vlrgin!an mentioned the othe
gay mat Grover Cleveland will. IL he
lives until the 4th OF March. be the only
occupant of the White House that has
ever ridden to The Capital with two diff
fereL'. successors. Apropus OF the above.
there IL another distinction Mr.. Cleve-
land enjoys which no o.her citizen of
thee United States ever did, and that
Is having received :hc nomination for
President three times and been elected
twice.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27
"ROT ARoUTTuE SOUTH"

Under this caption the Washington
Post speaks quite plainly about the
term Of THE new South" often en-
ployed by some people. and takes the
position that there is no such thing,
jus; as The Virgin!an has done time
and again. The TRUTH is. AS our con-
temporary remarks, the expression is
never used save by politicians or noto-
riety seekers or beardless youths who
knew not the thing they speak of as
having vanished. 1t Is the same OLD
South. cherishing the same old patriotic
traditions. inspired by the same pa
triotic purpose, loving the country,
Jealous of its dignity and honor ready
to die or suffer for 1t always. & Is in
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27
WILL CONSTITUTE THE DEMO.
Ratio PARTY.

The Richmond Dispatch. after pub
fishing answers to the question. VIVA
Constitutes the Democratic Party?'
from a number OF people. sRys an ex.
change. gives the following reply itself
The Democratic party is that
party upon which the Republicans
bca;ow their blows. not their af-
fec,ions
Whenever one is In doubt rs to
(which OF two or more claimants is
the Democratic party. he has only
to watch the Republicans and ac-
cept their decision. They hit Demo-
Gratis: they hug the other fellows"
This is very true and can be verified
II the course of our friends, the
enemy" is watched closely. The bet
ter the Democrat you are the harder
the blows from the Republicans
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27
PERSONALS.

Bishop Creighton will he enthroncd
as bishop of London on st. Paul's Day.
January 25th
John Jacob Astor and Governor Nor
ton are members of the Schell hose
company OF Rhinebeck n. Y.
Many of the leading men of Franco
have become teetotlers. Among them
are President Faure and Alphorso
paudet.
Among his other claims to distinction
must be counted the fact that President
l<rueEer has as many grandchildren ~,
Queen Victoria. The Doors seem to be
nnle TO hold the British level on any
sort OF n layout.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27
ROSAE i'aLYSE.
Miss NJ. c. Smith.

Miss NJ. c. Smith.
Only the dust OF a rose,
Whose sweetness forever has fled:
Never breath of its fragrance,
Never gleam of Its red
Only the glow of q blush,
Turning in silence away;
Only the rose-hued flush
OF dawn that never was day.
Only lovers rose,
With its message false, but sweet:
Only broken heart,
Asleep In the earth ut his feet.
Only the dust OF rose,
With never token to tell
That its scentless ashes shroud
The dust of heart as well.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27
MIR. HEWITT AND rIuH SENATE.

The Hon. Abram $. Hewitt. of New
York. evidently docs no; hold the Unit {
States Senate are now composed in yer,
high esteem. You only have to Iooi
in the newspapers" says Mr.. Hewitt
ito SEQ what Congress has come TO. OF
what men 1t is made OF and to what
tactics they resort" Continuing. hc
says:
Look ut the Senate. which Is IL
very different body or men to-day
from what 1t was in the days OF tho
founders. Then II was Il body OF
statesmen. | think ii would be n
stretch Of language to call II such
now. l Will not say that there are
no statesmen in il. do not want to
diSp2raCc any powers that there are
there. But ii has come TO BE- largely
made up of those who represent thu.
SelishncSs Of Office getting and per-
soma! interest. If change is not
brought about. the Government ,vili
come TO be what 1t very largely s--
II Government Of personal interest"
There are very many able men In the
Senate. ana while It IS unfortunate that
the Senate Is not held In that high
esteem by the country ut large tina; i;
should, yet 1t Is hardly fair In MIR
Hewitt to be so sweeping In his dc
nuncations. Let him sift the wheat
from the chan.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

The South African Republic has adopt
ed an alien law which vigorously ex-
3cludes from the country all criminals,
paupers and worthless persons of all
sorts and conditions
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

Perhaps the reason for Weyler's fire.
9quent returns to Havana will be found
lin the fact that he has a triumphant
procession and free doughnuts every
! time he goes back, thinks the Brooklyn
Eagle.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1896.
EIGHT PAGES

Spain contains 100000 inhabitants,
sof whom ll,OOo,O 900 are unable to read
or write
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

The Supreme Court of New York has
deciaed that the Request of 100000 for
free libraries sinsthe wilNof Samuel ].
Tllden are inya q land the money is to
be apporeiened among thejheirsS. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

The Washington Post announces that
AIR. Hill.wants the New York Democrats
to keep their armor on.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

1t is reported that the Sultan has
granted amnesty to 1000 Armenian
convicts and prisoners awaiting trial on
various charges.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

DR.. Zertucha explains everything but
himself. Why Is he. the eX-rebel SO
much at home among the Spanlards
asks the Philadelphia Ledger Yes
Ewhy?
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

The Washington Post announces that
the Hon. Joe Choate seems to have
the united support of the chaps who
never succeed in electlng anybody.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

The Baltimore American expresses the
hope that the Baltimore girls stocking
will be filed. for that will mean-well
1t will mean q lot.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

ssI 1t is once more announced that the
Powers are tired of the Sultan's broken
promises and propose to begin q policy
scf coercion.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

a Chicago man has invented ma
chine for darning socks. All that Is
necessary now Is to invent another ma
Schine which will induce women TO use
the first one. cruelty observes the Wash
sngton Times.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27
$500.

v MEY's rl GYE9Se ,ffssYMI,AS BE- EEReN
FINE SATIN RODY AND SLEEVE
L!NiNGS. TAILORED BY ENPERT
GM,CHkMET mp EQGAL IN POINT
COATS THAT ARE PRODUCED
KEADf 10 WEAR. THESE ARE
SWELL GNERCOATS THAT ARE OUT
IN PRICE FAR FELLOW TuEiR REGU-
LAR VALUE. AND No MAN THAT is
INTERESTED IN TIE ECONOMiC
COAT AT y MONEY SAVING PRICE
CAN AFFORD TO MAKE y PCR-
LY INVESTIGATED THE SPECIAL
NNIUFS SOW EEING QUOTED FROM
THE 0Nht RCOAT DEPARTMENT IL
MADE ONEECOSTE--
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

Somebody wants to increase the. num-
her OF congressman. 50 as to have one
for every 10000 inhabitants. What
fnr9 IL.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

sE Ex- Queen LII. of Hawaii hasn't yet
told anybody what she came for. which
leads an exchanges to believe that wo-
men can keep a secret after ALL
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

The Philadelphia Record explains It
very clearly. 1t says: mo doubt $4,000
men could be recruited in this country
for Cuba In a week
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

4 General Bradley T. Johnson is going
10 utilize Ethe information he obtained
isshIie In Cuba recently MS newspaper
by delivering a series of
lActhres on the sights he saw there ard
The me thods OF government Of which
they we're tho natural results.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

The Savannah News observes that
General Weyler is now on his third cam
$paign into Pinar del Rio. In neither
uf the other two did he get near enough
10 the insurgents to draw his sword or
burn grain of powder
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27
$780,.

MEMS ovERcoATs IN FULL BOX
AND !iALF BON BACKS. REGULAR
DEEP VELVET COLLARS. MADE
mEOM STANDARD ONERCOATINGS
THAT EARLlER IN THE SEASON
WoI'LD COMMAND NOT LESS THAN
TWENTY DOLLARS. THESE ARE
STRICTLY Al GARMENTS IN EVERY
SENSE OF THE TERM, TRIMMED
WITH FiEST-CLASS BODY Innings
AND iiEAVY SATIN SLEEVE: LIN
lNGS, AND THERE ARE POSITIVELY
NO oNEECOATS on TRE MARTET
THAT CAN ENCEL IN rlT AND GEE-
ERA APPEARANCE. AND FEW CAN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

We learn that Spain is preparing ac-
& lively for war with US. and is studying
our coasts with a view of finding our
Vulnerable points. All of our points
ARE vulnerable. thanks to Congress, re-
marks the Mall and Express
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27
So. 90.

MEMS oNEHCOATs. MADE FROM
MuE IN, RAMS NAVY BLUE TRICOT,
FASHIoNAHLE, SIGHTLY. DRESSY
AND a SERyICEABLE ovERCOAT
rEARANCE OF THE AVERAGE
GNNERCoAT TINT USUALLY SELLS
FEE PHR G G2NT 6 DVhH TTWENTI FiYE
PRICE THAN is NOW CIIARGEp-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27
ZOO.

MEMS SUITS or FANCY PLAID
OF STYLE AND JUST SUCH SGITs
T,aAT MEAN 4 CLEAR SAVING Or
NOT LESS THAN 4 V FROM TIL,
GENERAL SCALE OF pRlCES
EVERY WHERE. AND EVEN At TIL At
Tile SUITS ARE NEITHER MAbE OR
tINISliED NOR FIT ANYTHING LIKE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

President Cleveland made record Of
IIsisty4one ducks in a single day But
she has been known to chop off the
heads of four times that number of
Hepublican office holders in twenty-four
hours without feeling tired. observes
the Chicago Inter-ocean.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27
ST. 600.

FABRICS, MADE WITH MORE EINB-
CRATE TRIMMINGS FROM WELL
MATERIALS. THIS LINE EMBODIES
MEDIUM - AND HEAVY WEIGHT
DUCFD FROM THE REGULAR SIX
TEEN FIFTY AND EIGHTEEN Dol
LAR GRADES. AND POSITIVELY
REPRESENT ALL OF THE MONEY
YALIIE FROM EVERY POINT OF
SONSlDEtATION THAT IT is EVER
P0SSl BILE TO OBTAIN FOR THE SPE-
SUPERIOR OVERCOATS-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27
$3.50.

MEMS SUITS OF STANDARD rRI-
COTS, DIAGoNALS, SOFT CHEVioTS
AND NJ INJURIES, IN SINGLE AND
DouBLE BREASTED SACKS in
LIAM DESIGNS FOR MEN Or SET
TIED IDEAS, AND FANCY EFFEC,'rS
TO FOLLOW THE FASHION THESE
a Z, re n: =, SUITS II, THAT NO MAN NEED
RANTED TO FIT EQUALLY AS ACCti
RATE AS MEASURE MADE SUITS AT
MORE THAN DOUBLE THIS BAR
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27
S9.0 90

MEMS OvERCoATS IN KERsEYs.
MELTONS. CONEETS AND beavers.
MADE FROM RELIABLE FABRICS
IN l.; BoTII LIGHT AND DARK -EF
FECTS. MEDIUM AND EXTRA LONG,
THERE IS NOT 4 GARMENT IL THE
ENTIRE TEN DOLLAR LINE BUT
WHAT is AN EXTRAORDINARY
BARGAIN VALUE. POSITIVELY NOT
a STYLE ON THE NEW FASHION
PLATE NOT REPRESENTED IN THIS
VAST AGGEEGA ALTON OF TEN DOL
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27
Norfolk YHgilian.
SpUsllsHrD DAILY anp WEEKLY.

SEME wEEEI.N'S Ilsi;ESSAS ANDCAD-
SsS5f ONlNIAN. Ono Dollar Per Year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27
81. 90

MEMS STORM LISTERS OF EXTRA
iMt;E "a, NGTRIA CHlNCHlLLA, MADE
POCKETS. FULL. FiFTT-FOUR IL.
SHES LONG, a REGULAR STORM
D,EFiER AND y GREAT PROTECTION
THE WEATHER.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27
Mons ()varcoaIS,

HEAVY NAVY BLUE IEAVEKs Wii.T
DkliI' VELVET COLLARS. SU3STAN.
Ini,AiiLf MADE AND TRIMMED: ME
DUN LENGTHS. STYLISH NEAT
LOCKING. DRESSY oVERCOATs
THAT WILL RENDER GooD SER.
VICE AND BEYOND QUESTION ARE
II;;AANG UP oNERCCArS FOR THE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

lola UIfIirosaa"
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1886.
EIGHT PAGES.
Spain contains 100000 inhabitants.
4 OF whom ll,OOo. 900 are unable to read
or write.
The Washington Post announces that
1 to keep their armor OH,
Somebody wants to increase the. num-
her Of. congressman. 50 as to have one
u for every 10000 inhabitants. What
sfor2
s 1t is once more announced that the
i Powers are tired of the Sultan's broken
4 promises and propose to begin policy
cf coercion.
The Baltimore American expresses the
hope that the Baltimore girls stocking
I will be filed. for that will mean-well
Ut will mean lot.
1t is reported that the Sultan has
granted amnesty to 1000 Armenian
convicts and prisoners awaiting trial on
various charges.
The Philadelphia Record explains It
very clearly. 1t says: mo doubt So 600
10
for Cuba In a week.
Exr Queen LII. of Hawaii, hasn't yet
told anybody what she came for, which
leads an exchanges to believe that wo-
men can keep secret after all.
The Washington Post announces that
the Hon. Joe Choate seems to have
1.-THE united support of the chaps who
never succeed in electlng anybody.
DR.. Zertucha explains everything but
himself. Why Is he. the ex-rebel SO
much at home among the Spanlards
asks the Philadelphia Ledger Yes
8why?
The South African Republic has adopt
ed an alien law which vigorously en-
4 cludes from the country all criminals
s paupers and worthless persons of al
sorts and conditions
The Supreme Court of New York has
+ decided that the bequest OF $780, 900 foi
free libraries sfnsthe willHof Samuel ]
Tilden are inYasn sand the money is tc
be appordenea among the!heirss
Perhaps the reason for Weyler's fire..
quent returns TO Havana will be fount
lin the fact that he has triumphant
I procession and free doughnuts every
4 time he goes back, thinks the Brooklyn
Eagle.
a Chicago man has invented n ma
chine for darning socks. All that /.
) necessary now Is to invent another ma
s9chine which will Induce women to use
the first one. cruelty observes the Wash
ington Times.
Az The Savannah News observes thai
General Weyler is now on his third cam
paign into Pinar del Rio. In neither
'sus the other two did he get near enough
TO the insurgents to draw his sword o.
burn grain OF powder.
esj1s ~ al
We, learn that Spain is preparing &C
lively for war with US. and is studyins
our coasts with view Of finding ou
vulnerahie points. All of our point!
ARE vulnerable. thanks to Congress, re
naarks the Mall and Express
President Cleveland made record o
lssisty4one ducks in single day. Blu
Che has been known to chop off tn,
heads of four times that number o
sRepublican office holders in twenty-fou
hours Without feeling tired. observe:
the Chicago Inter Ocean.
General Bradley T. Johnson is coins
10 utilize the information he obtained
5vbIiea in Cuba recently MS newspape
by delivering series o
lectures on the sights he saw there anc
The methods of government Of which
they we're tho natural results.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27
5 | 600.

MEMS SUITS OF FANCY CAssI-
MADE; IN THE HEIGHT OF FASHiON
~ EORBY DOUBLE BREASTED
Sss:A ga ,iE. WITH PATCH POCKETS. AND
STATIONERY OR MOVABLE FLAPS
MiTIl VESTS FINISHED WITH rock
EIS TO MATCH AND FLY FRONTS
THE VERY COUNTERPART OlH THIN,
MOST APPROVED IDEAS ON 'rHE
MEN PLATES IN FACT. lust
SUCH SUITS THAT NO OTHER DEAL
EliS SHOW AT ANY PRICE. AND AXE
MORE THAN HALF LESS THAN
THEY COULD BE PRODuCEn IN
LINE MANNER UNDER SPECIAL
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

e. nm Boys Knee Pants Suits of all
OZ.UUwool Gheviot. wel made and
80. fin shed through Pants
GouDic scat and knee and all of the best
improvements Neat patterns and in
every sense extremey'dufa6le ara sight
lars. '' wv Ooi
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

MEN,S SUITS OF ETNRA HEAVY
NNE NJ; NJ 30L SiiENl0TS IN PLAIN AND
IN THE best POSSIBLE MANNER
~ E I,i AS Wy,AARKMANsHIP is CON,
LIE FAMOUS WHITE LABEL, or
IiiE UNITED GARMENT WORKERS
0Sr NM ERICA. a TIP TOP SUIT For
NEATNESS AND TlDINESS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

81 Remitts noes, Drafts, Checks and Post
srdhce orie:s should be made payable to
The order of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-27

Ct 10 Boys Knee Pants Suits of
O.Io sHiiing, made in nicely braid raid.
ca Keefers from age to s. and Plain
i'nupl? breasted Sacks to age L. Big
bargain Values for One Twcnty-Three.
The record-union., 1896-06-10
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK MARKET.

San Francisco, June 9th.
Morning Session-Alta, 21c; Andes 49c;
Belcher, soc; B q B, 81 50; Bodie, 66c;
Bullion, 40c; Caledonia, 14c; Chollar,
So 80; c C V, So 05; Confidence 81 80;
c Point, roe; Exchequer, 12c; G & c,
81 90; H & n, 81 9542 30; Justice, 12c;
Kentuck, &C. Mexican, 81 25@1 20; Occi-
dental, 81 6OQ1 60; Ophir, 81 1902 10;
Overman, 40c; Potosi, 81 1901 IS; Savage,
81 50; Scorpion, 12c; Nevada, 81 1901 20;
low Jacket, 69Q70c.
Closing Quotations-Alta, 21c; Alpha,
pc; Andes, 42c; Belcher, SSc; B & B,
81 40; Bodie, 65c; Bullion, 35c; Bulwer,
40c; Caledonia, 13c; Challenge, soc; Chol-
lar, So so; Confidence 81 60; c G V, 81 So;
Con Imperial, &c; c Point, 74c; Exche-
quer, lie; G. & c, 81 40; H & n, 81 81;
Julia, 12c; Justice, 12c; kentuck, &c;
Mexican, 81 %; Mono, Sc; Occidental,
81 50; Ophir, 81 10; Overman, 40c; Potosi,
81 70; Savage, 81 50; Scorpion, 12c; S Ne
Vada, 81 10; Silver Hill &c; Union, 81 Is;
Utah. Ice; Yellow Jacket, S3c.