October 23, 1878 (4 pages)

a an ts hit The Daily Granseript, 6 NEVADA CHEY., CALe ee —— ‘Weiticedey October 234). 1878. Sa ER E ‘EOI TORIA L. NOTES. ¥ hen one sees a niae.idling-whoat the streets tWosthirds of. 1he,.zear, and hears hint continually growling that he can not get work, pyt it down at once that there issomething wrodg. with him, If a mechanic, Jaborer, or profesgional, man,. be . is sure to be either incompetent, or “ghiftless, and oftentimes both., Sach ‘fndividuals: ought to bo branded, “Fraud,” and turned into one field together, where they would have to be on the alert all the time to keep ‘their’ companions from tramping ‘them’ to death. Can’t’ get work? Yard times? Capitalists combining. ~6 starz yon,and your tansilies? Bah! The shallowness of such pleas, is something to disgust humanity. If would-be “agitators” devoted cue tithe the energy toearning an Lonest living that-they do to laboring with their ching,'and trying to turn one half of humanity ayainst the other half, they would in a shorty~ time become bloated bondholders themselves: © The eagle-eyed paragraphist’ of the Reno Gazette spits fire at, the "TransconietT, because eur predecessor vecidentally corraled qne of his gilt, edged effusionsyrecently.By accept. ing in advance the apology which are certain will come, atipg ieee ver: thés#ievptains {fom be youth, when he learns the trud@sicu= tion of affairs, we exbibit’ our. chris. !. tian spirit and héap, cowls of freon his de ataes head. It is reported that politician Rev, I?S, Kalloch isygoing Kast to lecture uguinst the Chinese, and that ‘nayobat Rev. Mr. Talmage will take up. their defense. Kullocb and Talmage, Talmage and Kalloch! That's . . tivhuess. Ii.the, Chinese are wise they will leave gt once, and stand not upon the order of their ‘going. Kalloch’s assault’ won't be balf.as bad for their reputation as Talmago’s defense,THE FRAUVUBENT AR. The Sacrament) Bee of Monday: coutrived the following: ~ Weliave received dispatch : ‘tiie followter' . “North San Juan, Cal. “Oct. 20th, 1878.—Editor Sacramento Bee: Your marked number. econtaiuing notice purporting as coming from the Milton Company received. See Nevada 'PRAN@GRTPT of Friday last which fully: ‘explains. I will wive fifty dollars to.know tlre-«eoundrel Peat marized its. publication: V,G.-Be The proprietors of the Bee will ad@ $50 to the above rez ward for the apprehension of the miscreant who has put many honest ‘workingmen to loss of-.inoney and annoyance.” If disédyvered, he canbe convicted under the. previsions: of the Penal Code, . AVill the officers ef Nevada county take this: case” in land ? o Sheriff Montgomery informs as that he would not leave a stoue wnturned in ferreting out, the perpetra~ ' tor of the scaly -trick, in*® case the leust clue-could be afforded on which to work,’ He takes deep interest ine « the affair, Oan theBee furnishi:the original copy of the ad? > —_-—-— ‘NEV ADA’: ARIS POCKACY. . ‘Rbe shilmy sarpint “who wields ~his Gausti¢ pencil for the ‘pratitica— tion of the deprived millions who tiud swect solace in perusing the ) Reno Guzette, gets even in this wurtherous way ona bloated bond— bolder who refased to indorse -hitn as a candidate for President of the . United States: A Renovite, just back from Virginia, says he used to know John Mackey in the old days when he wasn’t toe richest inau in the world by several carloads, avd be saw bim on ,C ane abdissipped up to: Lim ind sal “Mr. Mackey, I'm glad to see you home again in good health, How dig you ebjoy yourself in Paris?’’ “Party well, party well,’ replied the millionaire. ‘Sure we bad illigiut wither,” ——— McCU t's RECEIPT BOOK. Jing IMéChae, tho bse ta Jive -in Nevada City, aad ady rtises that he has lived.in @ (unfortunate State!) for 2 ra, as found time in the intemwgsythaple was ‘not en. _ gaged waded’ ides the rest of hunianity x sepa itan be one Cae the houese Ingman, a watbe a receipt book, have it printshane) CERMATMonte elt go tack “aire arivinge Meus. an to get a living without worki “ a and your. au et a }outee® (920) oud . rio mine, at Park@ity, Utah, have \other evening, aud subsequently en. shooting, with nobody hurt,,"Was se‘janent, left Omaha. Sunday for Utah i GENERAL ‘NEWS. —— t Connection Weiween the Sutro tunnel and ‘the Combination shaft, has ‘been made at“Virginia City. ‘The’ hoisting works,of . the Ontabeen burned, causing a loss of $200, “7 Etaperor William ot Germany has covtributed 3,000 reichsmarks (about $1,700) for the. relief of the xy fever sufferers. “The Socialist ‘members left thie Geimun:Reichstag in a.body, so as td avoid being: present during the cheering for thedimperor.at the cluse of the.session., «A. Truekee horse thief was iirreetod at a faro bank in Virginia City the deaypred to escape from the officer, but after a little promiscuous ;street oured. : The Keystone mine. has teak attached for muney advanced on the company’s drafts, which: have been protested in San ’Francisco, “It is rumored that L, M.* Pearlman, the Superintendent. is a aefaulter to the amount of-§10,000_ Satarday afternootr, Thomas L. Smith, janior member of the: firm of, Ladd & Smith, proprietors of the shooting gallery, No, 821 Kearney street, San Francisco, was accident‘ally shot and instantly killedby Bdwin H, Ladd; brother. of the senior partner. A former operator in the Sacra." mento telegraph office has caused the acrest of the manager of the of-— fice for misdemeanor in refusing to receive aud transmit a message addressed to the Superintendent, complaiaing of the manager for eee: ing him. The Joint Congressional Committee to investigate the transfer of the Indian Burean to the War Depart-. 40 inquire ‘into the Indian affairs of that Territory, after whith they will proceed to San Francisco, and there examine Generals Howard and Miles, and other officers, in regard to the Indians of the Pacific Coast. Frances Otto, a German girl, 11 years old, was assaulted Monday afternoon near the city limits of: Louisville, Ky., by two negroes, who outraged -her terribly, nsing a knife. They were seen and'fired tipon by somo gardeners. They returned the fire and escaped. A posse immed~. intely went in pursuit, And in case the’ negroes are captured its members propose to burn them alive. ~»The cipher telegrams-lately made public’ were furnished the Senate Committee on.alleged frauds in the electoral counts by ‘the Western Union Telegraph Company; under protest, last June, .»They were copied, and returned. The key to‘them was ascertained by Mr. Hazard, an expert in New.York, who has heen engaged three months inthe work of deciphering them, “That they were furnished by some one having access to the Senate’ Committee there’ is ho doubt, -The owner of the Bear River, North Fork and Gold Hfll ditches offers to supply, free of charge, for five years,from Jane I, #678, all the water needed to irrigate orange ard lemon plantations, provided -aach, party élaiming water-wmer’ this offer has fifty or more trees in growing condition,. ‘He will also furnish free water for the ‘first-year: io irrigate fruit trees, vines and vegetables to all perséns stirfing. néw places and.improving the sime,. provided they” make applicatién in advance. The casket designed as a testimonial t) Lord beaconsfield, the Brit-: ish Premier, by residents af Cslifornia who admire ihe statesmansbip of the bead of the Immerfal Parliament.d: ubontge mpleted. The casket is wrought of the finest silver and of ly nite ponnods. KK will remain on exhibition whtilafter thea Australian -erieketers shall bave sailed for: their own ¢ountry, so as to give them an} opportunity to see it. An address selested aund_approved by the com: . mittee appoivted to carry out the wishes ‘of’ Contributors, has been sent:teduondon to be illuminated and engrossed, that it me be presented with the ensket. WILLOWS SeURNAL That excellent ‘weekly journal of Colusa county has recently indulged in-a@ little eXtravagance,/ ava mdw Las become associated with the founder A. J. Pattick, in the Jour. sal’ Ss ownership’, and management. As two heads.are -better. than, one, wé bespeak a double measire of sucSaaT Ts establishmedt hebeeforth, 000. ifeldyGeorge Kobler, Clinton Har‘Aplin, W. C. Barker. . THE PARSOV'S: EXPERIENCE. ‘still hang to’ his recently avowed ‘eommenced af the Smith mine, on tera depth ef eighty feet below the , equal to the Murchie mine, even if eighteen carat gold, and weighs DEAT jy . { . LARGE APPLE boasts of two proprietors. E.d, Mart! -. are the largest reported yet this sea— . {UE GRAND JURY. The following named: parties were Yesterday drawn to serve as Grand Jurdrs at the November term: *.! Grass Valley: Township—FE: ¥ Morse, Thomas Loney, Wn. LaBar. _ Nevada FYownship—C. T. Canrison, W. J. Organ, David Hartman, Wells »D. Ashman, Thomas Magher,Bernard Miller, N. C. Tully, John F. MeFarland, A. re Robert Huston, Meadow Lake Township—A. G Bell, Thomas} lewis, J. of becnaad ley M. Wicks. Eureka Township—Charles Hagerty. WwW séhlengitn Township—J eremiah Murphy, Philip Goyne. Rough and Ready Towaship—S. F Ball; Lewis Horton. Bloomfield . Township—T. C. McGagin. Little York Downer: D. Bridgeport Township—Richard asking, Lyman Crandall, H. Huyoe Rev: George RDavis returned to this. city Monday from the Comstock, and will leave again Friday for Carson, Nevada, where he has. recived a éall to the pastorship of St. Puter’sChurch, » Whije the Parson was in Virginia City the other day, his boy Sam, (the Chronicle funny man) . ° enticed him into the 2,000-foot level of the Savage mine. When they, yrot down there, the datiful som ask ed his paternal ancestor how he hked it, anyway. “* Well,” cautiously responded the man ofdtod,“if Beechs . er cail’stand this kind of thing, and -views, le las more confidence in the eternal comfort of sinners than I have. -Come on Sam.,if-awe ton't hurry up we won’¢‘get out of this in time fer dinner)” ~ — tren THE SMITH MINE, . Yesterdaymorning sinking. was the Half Mile @iouse property. Afpresent level has been reached, drifts will be run in both directiuns, efter which the usual number of men will be employed,. and stoping begun. . ‘Lhe prospects of this mine are now better t®in-they have been at any time before, The Presiden, Mr. R. M. Fryer, has bben i in the city’ Te cently, and mad¢é all the. arrangements for developing it with all possible rapidity. He is a wide -awake and thorough-goivg man, admirably adapted to thé responsible positivun which he holds, and realizing front experieucé as-he goes the irue value_of. this as _a mining: sec‘tion, has. done and is stil doing inuch for its profitable development. .THE BYRNE MILNE. Robt. M. Fryer, Presidont of the Byrrge Mining Company, paid a visit of inspection to their property ‘on. Gold Flat, previous ‘to his departure for the Bay yesterday. He states that he Las now made all the necessary arrangements for commencing activesoperations on that extensive enterprise withib! the coruse of a few weeks. ‘The Byrne's prospects are well known to all intelligent miners of this.section, amd they agree in the belief tliat it will prove itself not more valdable tham that reliable gold producer is oe — -FEEL DISCOURAGED. 7 Messrs, Culver &* Dryden, the temperance reformers. who. are at Grass Valley with their big tent, feel discomraged with results, it is reported. Whey say it is impossible to awake a proper interest on the! part of the peeple there, They talk seriously of coming:to tuis. éity soon. Well, theve are a few “examples” up! here to .Work on, and if ‘they are straightened out it willbe a blessing} to the town. 4 Four apples from a tree ip Mrs.’ Deal's lot, Broad street, were weighed yesterday, and they tipped the . scules at 3% pounds each. Thee sop. Just thigk—four a pples that! weigh 14 pounds! There” ‘Were -beTae MAWNZ ANITA MINE. ' Orrin Gowell, of Oakland, a miner of several years” experience in hydraulicing; awd: who~,recently _ became deeply interested ia the Manzanita claim rear this city, has been in the city for a number of daysperfecting arrapgements to commence washing in that mine as soon as the rainy season sets in, Everything is already now, and work will be started up as s00D as the» South Yuba Canal Company can furnish the necessary supply of water. Mr. Gowell ould, we are jiformed, agree to take allthe Water from tue ditcu (some 1,300 or 1,400 inches) if he could get the promise of it; but as one or two other compnnies Jock fer a supply from the same source, this arrangement cannot ga into effect.— cash basis, the present management being amply able'to do_ business in that way. ‘Ibe fact that it is to be Started up .once more, and under such favorable circumstances, will be learned with no little degree — of satisfaction sy our citizens, because employment will be given to proba. bly some 28 or 30 men,all of whom will make their homes within the. corporate limits ofthis city? ‘The Manzanita is unquestionably a claiin that profit-can be realized from in working, if good management is the order of the day, Ee Ba LE EE TRIAL JURORS. The following list of names, from which a trial jary is to. be inpanelJed on the third Monday in November, were drawn yesterday: ‘Grass Valley Township—J. M. Lakenan, Joseph Snyder, Robeit’ Scott, Milton Niles; Thomas R.Land,}}Patrick Daly, Richard Noel, Thomas\ Poy zer, Bebert Bryden. Washington Township—Joan Mc— Bean. Rough & Ready Township—Hen-ry Castine. Nevada, Township—Jobn Evans, A. Rosenthal, E. C, Maal ets Lv Dulae. ss Bloomfield— Martin Arfmas, ‘Wa. Black; I’, Pridgeon. Little York —B. F, seph Cozzens. — + @ o---———" PERE€ONALITI ES,. Kass, JoMiss Mena NovitzKy, of Grass ValAey, will shortly resign her position as teacher’in the public school there, we understand, €, W. Crogs and John McCoy, Nevada county delegates to the Consti“tutighul Convention, made their appearance hereabouts’ yesterday.— They came up for a little of this fresh mountain air, ve .suspect, all the members of the Convention were such men as-they, there would be far less talk apa wore practical work.going on at-the Capitol nowadays. Judge O, P. Stidger, of San Jaan, was in the city yesterday. Now that he has withdrawn from the newspaper business, be seems to find eonsideruble enjoyment in life. a ee THE WATT MINE. _A letter from the Superintendent, dated the 19th. instant, statea that No. 3. winze is now down 15 feet.— Bedrock was sifytk at a depth ef 12 feet, and north and south drifts have been run a shert distance. The machinery is allworking well, and the management think that a short time now will result in their being able to declare the success’ of the enterprise. ‘Phe striking of the pay chancays. i pe —— DITCH REPAIRS: A, A. Shields, agent at Qdaker Hill tor the South Yuba Cana) Company, was in town Monday. -He reports that by-te-vight the repairs on the ditches in that section will have been completed, leaving them in a splendid condition.” The ditches ‘. will carry considerable more water } than last year owing*to the thars ) oughness of the improvements. _ TEE HAY WARD CLALM. now Leing worked with edpeiderable energy. About 1,000 inches of THE } WRATHER, The follows WBeewiatiéns were takew yesterday atthe office of the uth Yuba Canal Company, in this, tity: Deeee BR=38 ee sun, tweén fiity wad sraty du theres) call . of om »very, lage, but the-above ‘wen joued were probab y the finest specimens. “They are of the Cae nundi” variety. # . 5%, shadedG; }2.R.ar, son 86, «sl } Bonoatieren—8-00 Ay Me hd ue Mae, BE G3e, [Me A Virose “mah & tp to have pended until the rainy season foirly . sets.in, and then resut 0p &, mage extengivé beale than is the case at presenti} i¥ Ti) AS ewee—nagEE eee ) HERB in: nod av elérical Minietty ee omorels. a yee eet Jife 2 in Europe, one isata ‘. doesh’t The mine is to be conducted on al if. nel is Of course: a mere matter ot . Hafward’s claim,.at You Bet, is’ water are a In about} el Govennon}.Bravier, of "Senda, like the diamond drill, ‘Don’t nsethem air Machinery, my sou,’” he'Said4o a ‘superintendent on the Comstock; “‘the ored . ‘8 always rthé best.” Yestipaaite dprivads at the NATIONAL HOTEL ‘ NWBVADA CITY} CAL. LeHAS. E. VEARSON, Proprietor HS Béadley.& 8 Oity W Grate ~~ “ -G W Gawson W. F Carter 'S Pockman™ “ AP Scott hes F Battis = e: 1A H Hall. Truckee JA Gtay 5% Brickweil Austin, GW. Cunningham Grass Vater _W Bree J Bree F Bitte -N>P Reed Sas W Harvey B Alcorn 3 J P Stone G” ford H’Piper S A Biggs W Cuny lL. Wheeler J H Cammit.Rough & Ready. _J Frippin H Scribner B Guseett?’ Ranch P.Greenlief Marah Mill —; Mrs ©B Hawley Col Hill ~ Miss Hawley Ls 4 L $Voodruff E A Leath Yuba a a ‘N © Reed Frencl#@orral: J W Payne NewYork L Tkomas Utala Yesterday’s Arrivais atthe UNION HOTEL, . NEVADA GITY, CAL. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Mrs NW Knolton City L W Knowlton. “ 3 W Joy %" ail. J Monin Cherok * B Guseetti Ranch °J Grizzle W ashington WH Mead J C Van Slyke Sierra Vv alley GF Henricks Col HjJ Jenkins G ¥ . B F Snell You Bet F ESnell o ? A A Shielde Cascade DitchA Lewis San Francisco © Alford Webber Lake J W Greeley Marsh Mill B F Chase W O Chase. § Walters ~ Pp Lillis J O Dill Lowell Mass € A Rawkia Ghampaign ‘UL: “6 “6 “ 2 Prop’r, e ad “ SPECIAL MEETING, F. ‘A. M. Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M.,held on Wednesday Evening, October 234; at.7%4 o’clock, for work, Members and Visijing Brethren willtike due notice and govern themselves accordingly. By order of the Master. J. H. Boanpman, Sec’y. 2t CUT EO RA EY SET RE REA BORN. At Grass Valley, to Felix Cassidy and wife, a son. At’ Grass Valley, " #oseph Snyder and wife, a sen. At Sebastopol, to the wife of John Beyins, a daughter, At Cherokee, to the wife cf T. W. Lang, a daughter. i eae er RTL CU CREE DIED. 4 At Grass Valley, Octoher 20, 1878, Mabel, infant daughter of.John: and, Anw Maria Palamountuin, aged 14 months and 14 days. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. HIS IS TO CEFTZFY that we. N. P. the Cityand County of Nevada, Btate of California, have formed a co-partnership under the frm hame of BROWN & CALKIN®, for the purpose of publishing the eral Job Printing. ‘That we are the only members of said firm,:and that our princie pal place of business is-at Nevada City,, State of Californias j N. P. BROWN, L. 8, CALKINS. Nevada, October 21, 1878. . THE LATEST . AND BEST . } MRS. M. A. . STERLING, Cemmercial Street, Nevada AA re AS JUS£ RECEIVED A LARGE ard carefully selected stock of ' . FALL AND WINTER Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Consisting of Silks, Mohairs, Cashmerex, Pashionsbie Dress Goods. Also one of the finest agsortments of MILLINERY Ever-brought to Nevada City. Hats, trimmed and untrimmea, Flowers, kibbans, Bows, Uafis, Collars, etc. 4 LADIES’ UNDERWEAR Skirts, Corsets, Hosiery, etc. CLOAES and SHAWLS for Latiies ior. And Aled a Fine Steck. of FANCY coeps. every descriptionI hereby tender == thonks for the liberal : low ebb, fon Mrs. M. A s'TERLING. “+ Socks. There will be a Special Méeting of ——_}Brown aud L. 8; Calkins, -residing in} NErADA DaILy I RANSCRIPT, and to do gen-. Water Proofs, Poplins, and other Late and ‘ upon me, and would sonptouraiie aolesit's coutinaTAKE . NOTICE. [ee seaitialalicieil be is the only o of all accounts due the Wen ™™ zette. All persons inde ve Weekly oe oF su iption to the are erent _. Mea! a a . ateli be settled wi Y No t delay ent to ‘. Bailey or to mi AT 3 By Geo, AILEY 4 Ofiiee at Walling’s Law Ont Newada, Oct. 24 878, on KNITTING MACHINE —_—Mrs. F. Thoss 3 BroakGtreet, Above the Theat NEVADA CITY, yarpee FULLY calle the at REE thd %adies of Nevada County te beantifutsassortment of ENITTING, by herse &%, and of woolk finer es Can be found in any stipe in tne mount . stock comprises * = —_ The Gentlemen, Ladies and Chitdves, Claldren’s Underwear. » Every article is guaranteed to be made of the BEST ‘WOOL, ara yiy be sold ut reasonable rates, Fk Call andexamine goods and Prices, Nevada City, -Cvt. 20, 1878B. H. MILLER, ‘. Odd Fellews’ Building, Broad st , 1 OSNEVADA CITY, I . AS JUST RECEIVED The Laygest and ‘Choices _Stock of Clothing, Fur. . -nishing Goods, etc, . Ever‘seen in the Mountains. The stock consists of the best 4s assortment of Gents’ and Boys’ . Clothing, and everything usualy found in a first Glass Clothing Stor. ‘I ask but one price for goods, x and that the Lowest. Nevada, Ont, 1h, 1878, UNION HOTEL, NEVAD# CITY, ~ CALIFORNIA JACOB NAFFZIGER, Prop'r. THIS ‘WELL ENOWN and Popular Hotel, situated on Main Street, in the City oi Nevada, has been thorough. ly overhauled, refitted, ani turnished in first class sty le and is how open tor the reception of guests The Sleeping Apartments, : Are Large, Airy. and Pleasant, -and ever bed iu the house has‘a spring mattrass, Ae 4 desirable, quiet pluce for tae weary, ibe UNION offers superior inducements. The Tables of the U nion, Wik.compare favorably with any Hotel i the State, and are filied With tlie best tle mazkct affords. Cheice Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Will. be fuund at the Bar, and the Billiard Room has the BEST BILLIAKD TABLES to be found in the State. The UNION enjoys the reputation of being the BEST HOTEL IN THE MOU* ‘TAINS, and the praprietor is hal to keep itso. OPEN ALL NIGHT ‘ap26 JACOB NAFFZIGER. FRED. A. SACKET, Mining & Insurance Agent, q Qe THE Connecticut: Fire, and Travelers’ ' Accident and Life Inswrance Contpanies of Hartford. ee Brown & Morgans Block. o8 ~ Nevada City. DR. . C. D. BOBO, Physician and Surgeon, Office Bours-<-From 9 to 10 A.¥ and érom 6 to 8 P. M. ISPENS#RY HOUR, From 12 W. to 1 P: i, ‘DELDEN’S DRUG STORE, Nevada City, California. J. Ww. DOWNING, Siiecicnnges Tailor, N QREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. NEW GzoDs & 3 & NEW PRICES. 2 I HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM SAN FRANCISCO 5 with Dx NEW STOCK of GOODS; * bought at mapufacturers a2 3 —— prices for cash,cobisi psting a Beate: Doeskins, Diagonals, { . Suitings, : ‘Aaantags, Ete., Which Wille cutin the. ” ge radu: iONS, or in style and made 2 in the Wha The. hod promt gupsTay« MANNER, and as California ance of thessme. Sworn as can, Kaige soa! oota seit Orders from the coun ‘solicited, and . fer the same simple of goods ecait. on aoptionin.” ork, . 8! ow. DOWNING i evada Git Ok 6, 1978-1m The Dwi NEVAD!) —_—— BRIE _ The next Je ds that of the months hence. TwelVe tear busy hauling { to various pein Abusiness Guild wiil be 1 “tel parlors The Some, Swede Creek, near th “to bave recent! strike. 4 at the’sand lot noon, : The special j ers et als vs. G was on trial in day yesterday. Théreisa 3} vada Lodge, XN called for thi Members ‘are. attention there The . bed:-of _\ the Hospital, i turvy by Mo who have beer average result A gentlema: cil from a trier was ‘rash et! Words fail-us _upon-the phen Mr: Es Nic of the Plartet erything look nel is now vio straight as an commenced to Union." _ ' Grass Valley tered with it They ought t without cerem ' come to think _sanctimoaious sters who got “The. corner Pine Streets Ww terday.~ K. Ci of fall and \V and the work: rying in. the ¢ . gave all conne lishment amp) eral hours, é ““Our Resta stréet,opposite kept by Johan . one of the bes city. The bui ly renovated, ‘ments fixed up ner, His tab the luxuries he the wayfaring the gay, can 5 best kind of . ‘ taurant."’ NEW YO! To-morrow * Mining compa ~of twenty fir amounting to . ‘last mont’ ta -first dividend, -are evidently s should follow time the prop drain on the . bat now it loo ‘to reap a prop 0D to their ste like faith, ait James Gorr sister a-weddi Wash, It w he ought to b “that almost _ Property of he tive, THE P A business ; ‘Guild will be . parlor at the . Past seven "el ing, Oct. 241) of the membe: ‘quested, Mr ' Mra. W. R. j CLOAI ‘Rosenberg Dry Goods St "dmmense stocl children’s Clo to sell at a gr ] -O2l-tt Pal, 2. 2

a an ts hit The Daily Granseript, 6 NEVADA CHEY., CALe ee —— ‘Weiticedey October 234). 1878. Sa ER E ‘EOI TORIA L. NOTES. ¥ hen one sees a niae.idling-whoat the streets tWosthirds of. 1he,.zear, and hears hint continually growling that he can not get work, pyt it down at once that there issomething wrodg. with him, If a mechanic, Jaborer, or profesgional, man,. be . is sure to be either incompetent, or “ghiftless, and oftentimes both., Sach ‘fndividuals: ought to bo branded, “Fraud,” and turned into one field together, where they would have to be on the alert all the time to keep ‘their’ companions from tramping ‘them’ to death. Can’t’ get work? Yard times? Capitalists combining. ~6 starz yon,and your tansilies? Bah! The shallowness of such pleas, is something to disgust humanity. If would-be “agitators” devoted cue tithe the energy toearning an Lonest living that-they do to laboring with their ching,'and trying to turn one half of humanity ayainst the other half, they would in a shorty~ time become bloated bondholders themselves: © The eagle-eyed paragraphist’ of the Reno Gazette spits fire at, the "TransconietT, because eur predecessor vecidentally corraled qne of his gilt, edged effusionsyrecently.By accept. ing in advance the apology which are certain will come, atipg ieee ver: thés#ievptains {fom be youth, when he learns the trud@sicu= tion of affairs, we exbibit’ our. chris. !. tian spirit and héap, cowls of freon his de ataes head. It is reported that politician Rev, I?S, Kalloch isygoing Kast to lecture uguinst the Chinese, and that ‘nayobat Rev. Mr. Talmage will take up. their defense. Kullocb and Talmage, Talmage and Kalloch! That's . . tivhuess. Ii.the, Chinese are wise they will leave gt once, and stand not upon the order of their ‘going. Kalloch’s assault’ won't be balf.as bad for their reputation as Talmago’s defense,THE FRAUVUBENT AR. The Sacrament) Bee of Monday: coutrived the following: ~ Weliave received dispatch : ‘tiie followter' . “North San Juan, Cal. “Oct. 20th, 1878.—Editor Sacramento Bee: Your marked number. econtaiuing notice purporting as coming from the Milton Company received. See Nevada 'PRAN@GRTPT of Friday last which fully: ‘explains. I will wive fifty dollars to.know tlre-«eoundrel Peat marized its. publication: V,G.-Be The proprietors of the Bee will ad@ $50 to the above rez ward for the apprehension of the miscreant who has put many honest ‘workingmen to loss of-.inoney and annoyance.” If disédyvered, he canbe convicted under the. previsions: of the Penal Code, . AVill the officers ef Nevada county take this: case” in land ? o Sheriff Montgomery informs as that he would not leave a stoue wnturned in ferreting out, the perpetra~ ' tor of the scaly -trick, in*® case the leust clue-could be afforded on which to work,’ He takes deep interest ine « the affair, Oan theBee furnishi:the original copy of the ad? > —_-—-— ‘NEV ADA’: ARIS POCKACY. . ‘Rbe shilmy sarpint “who wields ~his Gausti¢ pencil for the ‘pratitica— tion of the deprived millions who tiud swect solace in perusing the ) Reno Guzette, gets even in this wurtherous way ona bloated bond— bolder who refased to indorse -hitn as a candidate for President of the . United States: A Renovite, just back from Virginia, says he used to know John Mackey in the old days when he wasn’t toe richest inau in the world by several carloads, avd be saw bim on ,C ane abdissipped up to: Lim ind sal “Mr. Mackey, I'm glad to see you home again in good health, How dig you ebjoy yourself in Paris?’’ “Party well, party well,’ replied the millionaire. ‘Sure we bad illigiut wither,” ——— McCU t's RECEIPT BOOK. Jing IMéChae, tho bse ta Jive -in Nevada City, aad ady rtises that he has lived.in @ (unfortunate State!) for 2 ra, as found time in the intemwgsythaple was ‘not en. _ gaged waded’ ides the rest of hunianity x sepa itan be one Cae the houese Ingman, a watbe a receipt book, have it printshane) CERMATMonte elt go tack “aire arivinge Meus. an to get a living without worki “ a and your. au et a }outee® (920) oud . rio mine, at Park@ity, Utah, have \other evening, aud subsequently en. shooting, with nobody hurt,,"Was se‘janent, left Omaha. Sunday for Utah i GENERAL ‘NEWS. —— t Connection Weiween the Sutro tunnel and ‘the Combination shaft, has ‘been made at“Virginia City. ‘The’ hoisting works,of . the Ontabeen burned, causing a loss of $200, “7 Etaperor William ot Germany has covtributed 3,000 reichsmarks (about $1,700) for the. relief of the xy fever sufferers. “The Socialist ‘members left thie Geimun:Reichstag in a.body, so as td avoid being: present during the cheering for thedimperor.at the cluse of the.session., «A. Truekee horse thief was iirreetod at a faro bank in Virginia City the deaypred to escape from the officer, but after a little promiscuous ;street oured. : The Keystone mine. has teak attached for muney advanced on the company’s drafts, which: have been protested in San ’Francisco, “It is rumored that L, M.* Pearlman, the Superintendent. is a aefaulter to the amount of-§10,000_ Satarday afternootr, Thomas L. Smith, janior member of the: firm of, Ladd & Smith, proprietors of the shooting gallery, No, 821 Kearney street, San Francisco, was accident‘ally shot and instantly killedby Bdwin H, Ladd; brother. of the senior partner. A former operator in the Sacra." mento telegraph office has caused the acrest of the manager of the of-— fice for misdemeanor in refusing to receive aud transmit a message addressed to the Superintendent, complaiaing of the manager for eee: ing him. The Joint Congressional Committee to investigate the transfer of the Indian Burean to the War Depart-. 40 inquire ‘into the Indian affairs of that Territory, after whith they will proceed to San Francisco, and there examine Generals Howard and Miles, and other officers, in regard to the Indians of the Pacific Coast. Frances Otto, a German girl, 11 years old, was assaulted Monday afternoon near the city limits of: Louisville, Ky., by two negroes, who outraged -her terribly, nsing a knife. They were seen and'fired tipon by somo gardeners. They returned the fire and escaped. A posse immed~. intely went in pursuit, And in case the’ negroes are captured its members propose to burn them alive. ~»The cipher telegrams-lately made public’ were furnished the Senate Committee on.alleged frauds in the electoral counts by ‘the Western Union Telegraph Company; under protest, last June, .»They were copied, and returned.. The key to‘them was ascertained by Mr. Hazard, an expert in New.York, who has heen engaged three months inthe work of deciphering them, “That they were furnished by some one having access to the Senate’ Committee there’ is ho doubt, -The owner of the Bear River, North Fork and Gold Hfll ditches offers to supply, free of charge, for five years,from Jane I, #678, all the water needed to irrigate orange ard lemon plantations, provided -aach, party élaiming water-wmer’ this offer has fifty or more trees in growing condition,. ‘He will also furnish free water for the ‘first-year: io irrigate fruit trees, vines and vegetables to all perséns stirfing. néw places and.improving the sime,. provided they” make applicatién in advance. The casket designed as a testimonial t) Lord beaconsfield, the Brit-: ish Premier, by residents af Cslifornia who admire ihe statesmansbip of the bead of the Immerfal Parliament.d: ubontge mpleted. The casket is wrought of the finest silver and of ly nite ponnods. KK will remain on exhibition whtilafter thea Australian -erieketers shall bave sailed for: their own ¢ountry, so as to give them an} opportunity to see it. An address selested aund_approved by the com: . mittee appoivted to carry out the wishes ‘of’ Contributors, has been sent:teduondon to be illuminated and engrossed, that it me be presented with the ensket. WILLOWS SeURNAL That excellent ‘weekly journal of Colusa county has recently indulged in-a@ little eXtravagance,/ ava mdw Las become associated with the founder A. J. Pattick, in the Jour. sal’ Ss ownership’, and management. As two heads.are -better. than, one, wé bespeak a double measire of sucSaaT Ts establishmedt hebeeforth, 000. ifeldyGeorge Kobler, Clinton Har‘Aplin, W. C. Barker. . THE PARSOV'S: EXPERIENCE. ‘still hang to’ his recently avowed ‘eommenced af the Smith mine, on tera depth ef eighty feet below the , equal to the Murchie mine, even if eighteen carat gold, and weighs DEAT jy . { . LARGE APPLE boasts of two proprietors. E.d, Mart! -. are the largest reported yet this sea— . {UE GRAND JURY. The following named: parties were Yesterday drawn to serve as Grand Jurdrs at the November term: *.! Grass Valley: Township—FE: ¥ Morse, Thomas Loney, Wn. LaBar. _ Nevada FYownship—C. T. Canrison, W. J. Organ, David Hartman, Wells »D. Ashman, Thomas Magher,Bernard Miller, N. C. Tully, John F. MeFarland, A. re Robert Huston, Meadow Lake Township—A. G Bell, Thomas} lewis, J. of becnaad ley M. Wicks. Eureka Township—Charles Hagerty. WwW séhlengitn Township—J eremiah Murphy, Philip Goyne. Rough and Ready Towaship—S. F Ball; Lewis Horton. Bloomfield . Township—T. C. McGagin. Little York Downer: D. Bridgeport Township—Richard asking, Lyman Crandall, H. Huyoe Rev: George RDavis returned to this. city Monday from the Comstock, and will leave again Friday for Carson, Nevada, where he has. recived a éall to the pastorship of St. Puter’sChurch, » Whije the Parson was in Virginia City the other day, his boy Sam, (the Chronicle funny man) . ° enticed him into the 2,000-foot level of the Savage mine. When they, yrot down there, the datiful som ask ed his paternal ancestor how he hked it, anyway. “* Well,” cautiously responded the man ofdtod,“if Beechs . er cail’stand this kind of thing, and -views, le las more confidence in the eternal comfort of sinners than I have. -Come on Sam.,if-awe ton't hurry up we won’¢‘get out of this in time fer dinner)” ~ — tren THE SMITH MINE, . Yesterdaymorning sinking. was the Half Mile @iouse property. Afpresent level has been reached, drifts will be run in both directiuns, efter which the usual number of men will be employed,. and stoping begun. . ‘Lhe prospects of this mine are now better t®in-they have been at any time before, The Presiden, Mr. R. M. Fryer, has bben i in the city’ Te cently, and mad¢é all the. arrangements for developing it with all possible rapidity. He is a wide -awake and thorough-goivg man, admirably adapted to thé responsible positivun which he holds, and realizing front experieucé as-he goes the irue value_of. this as _a mining: sec‘tion, has. done and is stil doing inuch for its profitable development. .THE BYRNE MILNE. Robt. M. Fryer, Presidont of the Byrrge Mining Company, paid a visit of inspection to their property ‘on. Gold Flat, previous ‘to his departure for the Bay yesterday. He states that he Las now made all the necessary arrangements for commencing activesoperations on that extensive enterprise withib! the coruse of a few weeks. ‘The Byrne's prospects are well known to all intelligent miners of this.section, amd they agree in the belief tliat it will prove itself not more valdable tham that reliable gold producer is oe — -FEEL DISCOURAGED. 7 Messrs, Culver &* Dryden, the temperance reformers. who. are at Grass Valley with their big tent, feel discomraged with results, it is reported. Whey say it is impossible to awake a proper interest on the! part of the peeple there, They talk seriously of coming:to tuis. éity soon. Well, theve are a few “examples” up! here to .Work on, and if ‘they are straightened out it willbe a blessing} to the town. 4 Four apples from a tree ip Mrs.’ Deal's lot, Broad street, were weighed yesterday, and they tipped the . scules at 3% pounds each. Thee sop. Just thigk—four a pples that! weigh 14 pounds! There” ‘Were -beTae MAWNZ ANITA MINE. ' Orrin Gowell, of Oakland, a miner of several years” experience in hydraulicing; awd: who~,recently _ became deeply interested ia the Manzanita claim rear this city, has been in the city for a number of daysperfecting arrapgements to commence washing in that mine as soon as the rainy season sets in, Everything is already now, and work will be started up as s00D as the» South Yuba Canal Company can furnish the necessary supply of water. Mr. Gowell ould, we are jiformed, agree to take allthe Water from tue ditcu (some 1,300 or 1,400 inches) if he could get the promise of it; but as one or two other compnnies Jock fer a supply from the same source, this arrangement cannot ga into effect.— cash basis, the present management being amply able'to do_ business in that way. ‘Ibe fact that it is to be Started up .once more, and under such favorable circumstances, will be learned with no little degree — of satisfaction sy our citizens, because employment will be given to proba. bly some 28 or 30 men,all of whom will make their homes within the. corporate limits ofthis city? ‘The Manzanita is unquestionably a claiin that profit-can be realized from in working, if good management is the order of the day, Ee Ba LE EE TRIAL JURORS. The following list of names, from which a trial jary is to. be inpanelJed on the third Monday in November, were drawn yesterday: ‘Grass Valley Township—J. M. Lakenan, Joseph Snyder, Robeit’ Scott, Milton Niles; Thomas R.Land,}}Patrick Daly, Richard Noel, Thomas\ Poy zer, Bebert Bryden. Washington Township—Joan Mc— Bean. Rough & Ready Township—Hen-ry Castine. Nevada, Township—Jobn Evans, A. Rosenthal, E. C, Maal ets Lv Dulae. ss Bloomfield— Martin Arfmas, ‘Wa. Black; I’, Pridgeon. Little York —B. F, seph Cozzens. — + @ o---———" PERE€ONALITI ES,. Kass, JoMiss Mena NovitzKy, of Grass ValAey, will shortly resign her position as teacher’in the public school there, we understand, €, W. Crogs and John McCoy, Nevada county delegates to the Consti“tutighul Convention, made their appearance hereabouts’ yesterday.— They came up for a little of this fresh mountain air, ve .suspect, all the members of the Convention were such men as-they, there would be far less talk apa wore practical work.going on at-the Capitol nowadays. Judge O, P. Stidger, of San Jaan, was in the city yesterday. Now that he has withdrawn from the newspaper business, be seems to find eonsideruble enjoyment in life. a ee THE WATT MINE. _A letter from the Superintendent, dated the 19th. instant, statea that No. 3. winze is now down 15 feet.— Bedrock was sifytk at a depth ef 12 feet, and north and south drifts have been run a shert distance. The machinery is allworking well, and the management think that a short time now will result in their being able to declare the success’ of the enterprise. ‘Phe striking of the pay chancays. i pe —— DITCH REPAIRS: A, A. Shields, agent at Qdaker Hill tor the South Yuba Cana) Company, was in town Monday. -He reports that by-te-vight the repairs on the ditches in that section will have been completed, leaving them in a

splendid condition.” The ditches ‘. will carry considerable more water } than last year owing*to the thars ) oughness of the improvements. _ TEE HAY WARD CLALM. now Leing worked with edpeiderable energy. About 1,000 inches of THE } WRATHER, The follows WBeewiatiéns were takew yesterday atthe office of the uth Yuba Canal Company, in this, tity: Deeee BR=38 ee sun, tweén fiity wad sraty du theres) call . of om »very, lage, but the-above ‘wen joued were probab y the finest specimens. “They are of the Cae nundi” variety. # . 5%, shadedG; }2.R.ar, son 86, «sl } Bonoatieren—8-00 Ay Me hd ue Mae, BE G3e, [Me A Virose “mah & tp to have pended until the rainy season foirly . sets.in, and then resut 0p &, mage extengivé beale than is the case at presenti} i¥ Ti) AS ewee—nagEE eee ) HERB in: nod av elérical Minietty ee omorels. a yee eet Jife 2 in Europe, one isata ‘. doesh’t The mine is to be conducted on al if. nel is Of course: a mere matter ot . Hafward’s claim,.at You Bet, is’ water are a In about} el Govennon}.Bravier, of "Senda, like the diamond drill, ‘Don’t nsethem air Machinery, my sou,’” he'Said4o a ‘superintendent on the Comstock; “‘the ored . ‘8 always rthé best.” Yestipaaite dprivads at the NATIONAL HOTEL ‘ NWBVADA CITY} CAL. LeHAS. E. VEARSON, Proprietor HS Béadley.& 8 Oity W Grate ~~ “ -G W Gawson W. F Carter 'S Pockman™ “ AP Scott hes F Battis = e: 1A H Hall. Truckee JA Gtay 5% Brickweil Austin, GW. Cunningham Grass Vater _W Bree J Bree F Bitte -N>P Reed Sas W Harvey B Alcorn 3 J P Stone G” ford H’Piper S A Biggs W Cuny lL. Wheeler J H Cammit.Rough & Ready. _J Frippin H Scribner B Guseett?’ Ranch P.Greenlief Marah Mill —; Mrs ©B Hawley Col Hill ~ Miss Hawley Ls 4 L $Voodruff E A Leath Yuba a a ‘N © Reed Frencl#@orral: J W Payne NewYork L Tkomas Utala Yesterday’s Arrivais atthe UNION HOTEL, . NEVADA GITY, CAL. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Mrs NW Knolton City L W Knowlton.. “ 3 W Joy %" ail. J Monin Cherok * B Guseetti Ranch °J Grizzle W ashington WH Mead J C Van Slyke Sierra Vv alley GF Henricks Col HjJ Jenkins G ¥ . B F Snell You Bet F ESnell o ? A A Shielde Cascade DitchA Lewis San Francisco © Alford Webber Lake J W Greeley Marsh Mill B F Chase W O Chase. § Walters ~ Pp Lillis J O Dill Lowell Mass € A Rawkia Ghampaign ‘UL: “6 “6 “ 2 Prop’r, e ad “ SPECIAL MEETING, F. ‘A. M. Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M.,held on Wednesday Evening, October 234; at.7%4 o’clock, for work, Members and Visijing Brethren willtike due notice and govern themselves accordingly. By order of the Master. J. H. Boanpman, Sec’y. 2t CUT EO RA EY SET RE REA BORN. At Grass Valley, to Felix Cassidy and wife, a son. At’ Grass Valley, " #oseph Snyder and wife, a sen. At Sebastopol, to the wife of John Beyins, a daughter, At Cherokee, to the wife cf T. W. Lang, a daughter. i eae er RTL CU CREE DIED. 4 At Grass Valley, Octoher 20, 1878, Mabel, infant daughter of.John: and, Anw Maria Palamountuin, aged 14 months and 14 days. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. HIS IS TO CEFTZFY that we. N. P. the Cityand County of Nevada, Btate of California, have formed a co-partnership under the frm hame of BROWN & CALKIN®, for the purpose of publishing the eral Job Printing. ‘That we are the only members of said firm,:and that our princie pal place of business is-at Nevada City,, State of Californias j N. P. BROWN, L. 8, CALKINS. Nevada, October 21, 1878. . THE LATEST . AND BEST . } MRS. M. A. . STERLING, Cemmercial Street, Nevada AA re AS JUS£ RECEIVED A LARGE ard carefully selected stock of ' . FALL AND WINTER Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Consisting of Silks, Mohairs, Cashmerex, Pashionsbie Dress Goods. Also one of the finest agsortments of MILLINERY Ever-brought to Nevada City. Hats, trimmed and untrimmea, Flowers, kibbans, Bows, Uafis, Collars, etc. 4 LADIES’ UNDERWEAR Skirts, Corsets, Hosiery, etc. CLOAES and SHAWLS for Latiies ior. And Aled a Fine Steck. of FANCY coeps. every descriptionI hereby tender == thonks for the liberal : low ebb, fon Mrs. M. A s'TERLING. “+ Socks. There will be a Special Méeting of ——_}Brown aud L. 8; Calkins, -residing in} NErADA DaILy I RANSCRIPT, and to do gen-. Water Proofs, Poplins, and other Late and ‘ upon me, and would sonptouraiie aolesit's coutinaTAKE . NOTICE. [ee seaitialalicieil be is the only o of all accounts due the Wen ™™ zette. All persons inde ve Weekly oe oF su iption to the are erent _. Mea! a a . ateli be settled wi Y No t delay ent to ‘. Bailey or to mi AT 3 By Geo, AILEY 4 Ofiiee at Walling’s Law Ont Newada, Oct. 24 878, on KNITTING MACHINE —_—Mrs. F. Thoss 3 BroakGtreet, Above the Theat NEVADA CITY, yarpee FULLY calle the at REE thd %adies of Nevada County te beantifutsassortment of ENITTING, by herse &%, and of woolk finer es Can be found in any stipe in tne mount . stock comprises * = —_ The Gentlemen, Ladies and Chitdves, Claldren’s Underwear. » Every article is guaranteed to be made of the BEST ‘WOOL, ara yiy be sold ut reasonable rates, Fk Call andexamine goods and Prices, Nevada City, -Cvt. 20, 1878B. H. MILLER, ‘. Odd Fellews’ Building, Broad st , 1 OSNEVADA CITY, I . AS JUST RECEIVED The Laygest and ‘Choices _Stock of Clothing, Fur. . -nishing Goods, etc, . Ever‘seen in the Mountains. The stock consists of the best 4s assortment of Gents’ and Boys’ . Clothing, and everything usualy found in a first Glass Clothing Stor. ‘I ask but one price for goods, x and that the Lowest. Nevada, Ont, 1h, 1878, UNION HOTEL, NEVAD# CITY, ~ CALIFORNIA JACOB NAFFZIGER, Prop'r. THIS ‘WELL ENOWN and Popular Hotel, situated on Main Street, in the City oi Nevada, has been thorough. ly overhauled, refitted, ani turnished in first class sty le and is how open tor the reception of guests The Sleeping Apartments, : Are Large, Airy. and Pleasant, -and ever bed iu the house has‘a spring mattrass, Ae 4 desirable, quiet pluce for tae weary, ibe UNION offers superior inducements. The Tables of the U nion, Wik.compare favorably with any Hotel i the State, and are filied With tlie best tle mazkct affords. Cheice Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Will. be fuund at the Bar, and the Billiard Room has the BEST BILLIAKD TABLES to be found in the State. The UNION enjoys the reputation of being the BEST HOTEL IN THE MOU* ‘TAINS, and the praprietor is hal to keep itso. OPEN ALL NIGHT ‘ap26 JACOB NAFFZIGER. FRED. A. SACKET, Mining & Insurance Agent, q Qe THE Connecticut: Fire, and Travelers’ ' Accident and Life Inswrance Contpanies of Hartford. ee Brown & Morgans Block. o8 ~ Nevada City. DR. . C. D. BOBO, Physician and Surgeon, Office Bours-<-From 9 to 10 A.¥ and érom 6 to 8 P. M. ISPENS#RY HOUR, From 12 W. to 1 P: i, ‘DELDEN’S DRUG STORE, Nevada City, California. J. Ww. DOWNING, Siiecicnnges Tailor, N QREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. NEW GzoDs & 3 & NEW PRICES. 2 I HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM SAN FRANCISCO 5 with Dx NEW STOCK of GOODS; * bought at mapufacturers a2 3 —— prices for cash,cobisi psting a Beate: Doeskins, Diagonals, { . Suitings, : ‘Aaantags, Ete., Which Wille cutin the. ” ge radu: iONS, or in style and made 2 in the Wha The. hod promt gupsTay« MANNER, and as California ance of thessme. Sworn as can, Kaige soa! oota seit Orders from the coun ‘solicited, and . fer the same simple of goods ecait. on aoptionin.” ork, . 8! ow. DOWNING i evada Git Ok 6, 1978-1m The Dwi NEVAD!) —_—— BRIE _ The next Je ds that of the months hence. TwelVe tear busy hauling { to various pein Abusiness Guild wiil be 1 “tel parlors The Some, Swede Creek, near th “to bave recent! strike. 4 at the’sand lot noon, : The special j ers et als vs. G was on trial in day yesterday. Théreisa 3} vada Lodge, XN called for thi Members ‘are. attention there The . bed:-of _\ the Hospital, i turvy by Mo who have beer average result A gentlema: cil from a trier was ‘rash et! Words fail-us _upon-the phen Mr: Es Nic of the Plartet erything look nel is now vio straight as an commenced to Union." _ ' Grass Valley tered with it They ought t without cerem ' come to think _sanctimoaious sters who got “The. corner Pine Streets Ww terday.~ K. Ci of fall and \V and the work: rying in. the ¢ . gave all conne lishment amp) eral hours, é ““Our Resta stréet,opposite kept by Johan . one of the bes city. The bui ly renovated, ‘ments fixed up ner, His tab the luxuries he the wayfaring the gay, can 5 best kind of . ‘ taurant."’ NEW YO! To-morrow * Mining compa ~of twenty fir amounting to . ‘last mont’ ta -first dividend, -are evidently s should follow time the prop drain on the . bat now it loo ‘to reap a prop 0D to their ste like faith, ait James Gorr sister a-weddi Wash, It w he ought to b “that almost _ Property of he tive, THE P A business ; ‘Guild will be . parlor at the . Past seven "el ing, Oct. 241) of the membe: ‘quested, Mr ' Mra. W. R. j CLOAI ‘Rosenberg Dry Goods St "dmmense stocl children’s Clo to sell at a gr ] -O2l-tt Pal, 2. 2