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THE EVENING NEWS
WEDNESDAY, : : MARCH 30, 1881
ipcica
Lut Sunday erenlng at the Metropolitan
Temple, Sen Frsaoisoc, the exercises
were of unusual interest. It hexing
been previoualy snnonneed thst the
younger Kelloeh would assist his father
in the regular Sabbath evening services,
the spacious baildisg wss crowded ss
long ss a live soal oould sqaeeze into
any portion of it, while namsroua sen
and women were unable to obtain admission.
The part young Kalloch took in
the eervicea coneisted in the delivery of
a speech in acknowledgment of the sympathy
snd good offices extended to him
during the terrible ordeal he haa recently
paaaed through, and defining hia preaent
poaition and future plan of action. Ho
expreaeed hia firm belief that Qod had
been with bim and maintained him
through the long and terrible trial ha had
• juat emerged from, directing everything
for the beet. But he did not aay that
God directed and aaaiated him to kill
Charlea da Young. He highly approved
the verdict ol the jury, which he con\x=req-\
aidered compoeed of twelve intelligent
unprejadiced and eminently respectable !
gentlemen, and, aaid he, "under the rul\x=req-\
inge of a wiae and inoorrupiibla judge, I
aland before you tonight invented with
the rights of manhood and the privilegea
of oitixenahip, in accordance not only
with the aanotiom of human law and joa\x=req-\
tioe, but, I believe, in accordance with
the eternal and immutable righteouaneea
of God."
With rvgard ta himaelf and hia plana
bo aaid that circumstances beyond hia
control had given bim a publicity incompatible
with hia holy calling, and ha
bad accordingly decided to reaiga hia
official poaition in that church, together
with hia poaition in the ministry, believing
that he could Ight life's buttles
better for himaelf and othera in the
ranke. 8aid he:
1 have alwaya been, and I intend to be,
a peaceable citizen. I believe as much as
any turn who hears mo in honest laare
huneetly executed, llut my ideas of a coa\x=req-\
scleutioas snd peaceablo disposition do
not involve a denial ef the sacred right of
self-defense. Nobody who doee not assault
me ehall ever be assaulted by me. But the
• laws to which I wish to pay deference and
reepcct must protect the rights of me and
mine. There to be a reign of peace
aud decency in Haa Francisco. There is
an abundant opportunity here for every
good right arm to make itself felt, and fur
every honest voioe to make iteelf beard in
the inlereeta of onr city and our civilisa\x=req-\
tion. There are queetions to be discussed,
wrongs to be righted, iniquities to be ex\x=req-\
paaed, bad men to be punished; and let us
addreee oureetvee like men to this busi\x=req-\
neee. Bnt indecent personal journalism,
personal politica. detective polios devil\x=req-\
triee, shooting, and all mstbods of vituperation
or personal violence, are not the
work of men, but of boys and barbarians.
In whatever rapacity it may ha, 1 hope to
be instrumental, in some degree, in advancing
the inlereet and promoting the
welfare of this Queen City of the WseU
ID kO> ll|Uk Ul IUB !«■« i«m
expression* of young Kallocb look and
eonnd rather incomiatent. B" certainly
waa Dot a " peaceable citizen " wb*u ha
no desperately eommitted hia vindictive
and deadly assault opon Da Youug. If
be waa ench a law-abiding man and be'
Never in "bontal lawa honestly aza
outed." why did ba racklaaaly kick asiclf
the law and murder Do Young wboaa
trial waa aat to take plaoe in a week from
tbat time for hia murderous attack upon
the elder Kallocb ? Could ha not wait
only a week longer ? Did hia b»lief in
the " (acred right o! self-defense " compel
him to raeh suddenly and unexpectedly
into the Vhruiudt office and aheot
down a defenseless man, giving him no
chance for his lift whatever ?
Coming from one of the moat degrant
and morderoua violator* of the law,
thoaa worda aound very etrangely:
"There nugKt to ba a reign of peace and
deoency ia San Franciaoo. Personal
jonraaliem, peraonal politica, detective
police deviltriea, ahooting, and all metb\x=req-\
oda of vituperation or peraonal violence,
are not tba work* of men, bat of boye
and barbariana." Under thia proposition
yonng Kallocb mast ba either a boy
or a barbarian—perhapa a little of both.
To som np all, there is nothing hs could
do teward "advancing the laUreat and
promoting the welfare" of San Franeiaco
eo well aa to emigrate with bia turbulent
lusty old father to aorna other aad leea
fortunate locality.
HOODLUM JOKMAUW.
Inatead ol employing argument! in
aupport ol tbe "eminently reepeoUUa
gentlemen'*" lottery aeheme, tbe Virginia
Chronicle indolgea ita hoodlum inatincta
in personal abaae of tba proprietor and
attache* ol tbe News becauao tba New*
baa oppoaed tba acbeme. An honorably
conducted jonrnal would neat tba oppo\x=req-\
aition ol tha Km to tha lottery awindle
by argamenta, or would eay nothing.
Not ao, however, with tha Chronicle. It
ia nothing if not peraonal.
We believe thai tha reader* of a newspaper
care sot tba vain* ol a atraw who
owna ar who write* lor it. That which
concerna them ia tba matter publiabed
in tbe papar, not tha' namea of tha
ownar and writara. Thank Ood, thera
ia nobody connected with tha New* who
ia ao deficient ol aall reapect and good
breading aa to aa« a pen in peraonal
abaae of a oontemporary becane* ho cannot
find argamenta to atutain him in tha
cauae ho baa aapooacd!
Secretary Lincoln haa adopted what
may ba called tha heroic, remedy in hia
treatment of office-*eeker*. Ha haa
poated thia notice about tha War Department:
"It not being poeaible for
tha Secretary of War to hear peraonal
application* for clerkahipa, etc., ba di\x=req-\
recta that no poraon bo admittod to a**
him tor that purpooe. Applicant* will
file their pa para with tha Chief Clark,
who will submit them." II ia to bo
feared that thia cold-bloodod bulletin
-will oonrinoe many palpitating patriots
that tha heart of tha aon of Abraham
Liuooln is not ao aoft aa his fathar'a
waa.
■secure rmu
Tbe Virginia Chnmicti uaea the follow\x=req-\
ng language in eupport of the infamous
ottery bill recently passed by our 8UU
jaglal»lu*a: "Hon. C. C. Steveneon
wpeetedly endeavored to aall hie
lewspapcr to tbe Lottery managers, aoJ
be Lottery maaagara bare repeatedly
leeliaed to boy tbe thing."
Aa there ia sot a word of truth in tha
ibove-quoted ChronieU argument (?) we
eould perhapa be juatified ia calling it a
aalioioaa lie. We will aot do ao, however,
bat will aimpiy atate a (ew (aota.
Early ia the political campaign ot laat
fall, aeveral prominent Democrata ot
Storey county, who doubted Ihe loyalty
the ChronieU to the Democratic party
beoaoaa that journal had ao freqneotly
"gone back" oa the nominee* of the
party for aelflah considerations, endeav\x=req-\
ered to porchaae tbe Nswa to aae ia
aapport of the Democracy of tbia State
aad county. The proprietor of the
Nawa, however, positively refused to
aell it, and ainoe that time baa
never offered to aell it to the
lottery maaagara, or to aay other
ewiadliag ooaoera. Bat even if the
proprietor of the Nawa bad offered
to aell it, what of it? Would tha faot, if
it waa true, be aa argameat ia favor ot
tbe lottery ecbeme? If a merchant aella
a aack of Hoar to a liar, or to tbe
ChronieU maa, doee it logioally follow
that tbe merobaat upholda lying, or in\x=req-\
donee the contemptible ooaree pareaed
by tbe ChronieU? The faot that the Virginia
ChronieU waa offered for eale eight
moatbe ago without aay taken eannot
be need aa aa argameat in eapport of or
agaiaat the lottery ecbeme, or aay other
awladie. Bat what a hard eaae tbe
ChronieU baa ia eapport ot the lottery
awindle, when it ie compelled to beg tbe
queetion eo completely aa to make per\x=req-\
eonal attacka upon the proprietor of tbe
Nm in order to divert attention from
tbe real poiat at iaeae!
Will tbe Virginia ChronieU anawer tbe
following qaeetiona: Did that journal
oppoee the peas age of a lottery bill by
our Legialalare a little more than two
yean ago? If ao, what caused it to
ataltify ita former record, and favor the
peeaage of a lottery bill by oar laet
Legislature? Did not tbe Canon oor\x=req-\
reepondent of that journal two yean
ago aay of a lottery bill which waa then
befon oar Legislature: "The scheme ie
eimply a cheeky attempt to give tbe
Stale a email bribe to permit three or
four fellowe to ran a gigentio hogging
game"? It a£ what baa ao changed hie
mind aa to lead bim to now aupport a
aimilar "gigentio hogging game"? It
would be more manly for the ChronieU
to answer tkeee questions tbaa to indulge
in penoaal abuee of tboae pereona
who have tbe independence ot character
to uphold and defend the good name of
oar State againat the oorrupt schemes of
"tbree or four fellowe who intend to run
a gigantic bogging game."
Last Friday night io Ban Francisco a
gang of eeven euterprieing tbievee oap.
tured a lojging-houee almost in the
baart ol the city. Tbay want qaiatly
and deliberately from on* room to another,
wakening the occupants and robbing
them of whatever they could tlnd in
the room worth taking, and then locking
them in with the promiee that if they
mad* lh* leant noia*, aomebody wonld
com* in and cat thtir throat*. Th* hona*
waa three atori** high and it took the
gang three hours to get tbroagh. Thu
captain taw a fla* anit of clothe* that be
liked in on* room, *o h* put it on, leaving
hi* old on** in ezohang*. li* forgot
to take hla Stat* Prieon dlacharg* from
one of hi* pocket*, and thia led not only
to bia own arreat, bat finally to th* cap\x=req-\
tar* of all bat two of th* gang. Th*
polio* are now alter thoae two.
D*wey k Co.'a &MnJj/ic Prtaa Patent
Agency baa received official notice of
the i**u* ol th* following patent* to Pa\x=req-\
ciflo coait inventor* for th* w**k ending
March IS, 1881: Vehicle spring, O. O.
Dockland, Tulare, C*l.; water wheel, C.
J. Collin*. Qraaa Valley, Cal.; lemon
squeeser, R. H. Daly, San Francisco;
sawing macbin*, O. M. and N. Fay, Eureka,
Cal.; explosive compound, F. C.
Keil, Ban Francieco; windmill, F. W.
Krogb, San Franciaco; bark mill, H.
Kail man, Han Franciaco; window aoreen,
J. Iteardon, lone City, Cal.; monument,
T. Wagner, Ban Franciaco; carburetor,
W. W. WaJmaley, San Franciaoo.
Soui* metubera of lb* Cabinet aro re\x=req-\
parted to diaappreve of hdi of the
Preaident'a reooot Domination*, and it ia
aaid that tbere will be two or tbraa reiig\x=req-\
nalioua in eon**<iueno*. Garfield baa
abown * pretty raaolnte diapoaition tbua
far to command the abip of which ha
waa elected oaptaio, and ahouid any
malaontant aaa fit to rtaign tha poaition
aaaigned him, it ia bat little troobla to
appoint a mora aanaibla man in hi*
piaca. Preaident Garfield baa plenty of
excellent malarial to aelect from.
Tha win, inatrnmanta and othar ar\x=req-\
rangementa necoeeary for tha naw telegraph
Una along tha Caraon and Colo*
rado Railroad hate baan roceived and
will ahortly ba pat in poaition nndar tha
direction of Frank Ball, Difiaion Superintendent
of tha Weatern Union Telegraph
Company.
Of tha four defeated Demooralio Praa\x=req-\
idantial candidate living, Mr. Tildan ia
daacribad aa tha moat aolamn, Mr. Seymour
the most oracular, Qeoeral Han
aock tha moat complaoenl, and General
MoClellan tha moat jocular.
Tha Nm ia nndar obllgatlena to Senator
Fair far anppliaa of Congreeeional
docnmanta.
Tha interior decorationa of a naw
alaeping ear tor the Detroit, Mackinac ±
Marqaette road include a oorreot, fall
aise portrait of Sara Bernhardt painted
on a panel of tha pantry door, whioh ia
only two inohea wide! It ia ao true to
life that on flrat beholding it, the illaaion
ia perfect—yon think it U tha live Sara
before yon!
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Ill Perkins In Bt. Petersburg.
Chicago, March 29. — The Txmta'
Paris correspondent hu had ssveral in\x=req-\
terviewa with a member of tha German
Embassy, who atated that it ia positively
known in diplomstio circles that tka
present Czar is dstermined on war with
Germany, and preparations to that and
are being pnahed to the extent of ordering
the atoppage of all operations in
other parts of the Empire and the movement
of troepa to pointa of eonoentra
Uon.
St. Prrxasacao, March 29. — The
German Prince Imperial, reoeiving deputations
of German inhabitants of Moscow,
aairi: "I have always maintained
the cloeeet interoonrse with the preeent
Caar, and yon can aaaarc your country -
men in Mosoow that the old friendly
relations whioh have paaeed into tradition
between tka two oonntriea will oon
tinae, and the preeent friendship will be
as luting as that of former generations.
This friendship is not only the beet for
Bnesia and Germany, bat for the whole
of Europe."
Trouble In AftkinliUn.
Candaiub, March 29.—A formidable
rebellion prevails in Herat, and Ayoob
Khan is, perbsps, already exiled or a
prisoner. Mohammed Paaaan Khan,
Governor of Kooab, baa indnoed three
Herat regimenta stationed at Kooab to
matluy and join him and the Aimak
tribes in an attack on Herat. It may be
eafely inferred that the mnrdsr of Mo\x=req-\
bsmmed Jsn, who commanded thess
three regiments, waa tha flrat act of the
rebellion, Instead of the result of a private
quarrel. At laat accounts the rebellion
waa ao formidable that Ayoob
Khan waa virtually besieged in the oita\x=req-\
del. Tbie givea a favorable opportunity
to Abdurrahman Kban to reunite Afghanistan
under the supremscy of
Cabnl. Five tbouaand of his troops are
new on the road thither, and ahonld be
in full poseeaaion of Candabar province
by the IStb of April. An immediate advance
on Herat, if Ayoob Khan is not
expelled or killed before then, oould, in
tbo existing state of affaira, scarcely fail
to be susceesful.
Anunjmous Warning.
Bbslim, Msrch 29.—Crown Prinoess
Victoria hss received an anonymons Utter
declsring thst Prinoe Frederiok William
will be murdered during the ceremonies
at St. Petersburg. The letter
bears a Bsrlin postmsrk.
Prince Frederick William has atartsd
for Berlin.
London, Mareh 29.—The letter eent
to Crown Ftincees Victoria declaring
that Crown Prince Frederick William
would be murderud during the oere\x=req-\
uioniea at St. Petersburg, wss probably
concerted in a spirit of cruel levity, but,
pending eesroh for its author, it will
doubtleaa form the subject of comment
in the Beichstag on Wednesday, when
the Memorial lawa will be diecuased.
Mesnwhils it is persistently ststed thst
Bussis and Germany intend bringing to
the notiee of the European Powers the
spresd of revolntionsry principles, snd
proposing some oommon mesne for combatting
the evil.
Illness of Lord Beaconafleld.
London, March 211.—A ballatin iaiued
(bin morning that lieaconafield
pwunl a reitlrsi nigbt, partly b«c*u«e
tha pain of bia gout and paroxyama of
neuralgia art leee acvere, but mora frequent.
Hi* doctor aaya an unnaually
eevere cough baa prevented tbe patiant
from obtaining real, which ia naoeaaary
to overcome tha wtakneea produced by
long confinement. 11a doe* not conoeal
tbe faat tbat thare ia oonaidarable dan\x=req-\
gur, vapecially wben bia great aga ia
coneidered.
London, March 29—Midnight.—Lord
Deaconatirld paaaed an undiatnrbed evening
and ia better. Hia pbyaioiana have
every hope.
Greece and Turkey Fight.
CoNHTiNTiNorLK, March 29.—Tbrae
veaaeM left bere yaatarday to oonvey
8,000 troopa from Maraina to Valo. Two
anoro vtaaal* leave for tba black Sea
today to collect troopa for conveyance to
tbe Greek frontier.
Atuknm, Marcb 29.—Tba Miniater of
War baa aigned an order for tbrae regi\x=req-\
meuta of infantry, one of engineera and
a company of ambolaneea to proooed to
Cbalaia. All membera of tbe Chamber
of Daputiaa, who are army offlcera, to
the number of thirty, have been orderod
to join tbair regimenta.
John Boll and Boll Batter.
Cuicaoo, March 29.—A 71 him London
apecial aaya: Next Friday, vben Mr.
Morwell will diaeuaa tbe matter of American
importation*, ha will inlroduoe a
bill amending tbe Adulteration Aot ao aa I
to epeoifloally inolude American bntter.
There la much clamor aver aanding
bogua butter to Great Britain, and a
atrong effort will be made to put an end
to it. Tbe amoout of butter aoming
hero annually from Amerioa la over
00,000,000 poubda. There ia a atrong
datoraaination that only a good article
■ball be admitted.
Greece Beady aid willing.
Atiiknh, March 29.—Tbe Sib of April
ia tba anniversary o( Greek independence.
A grand review will be held, when
the King will present lata of colors to
the regiments composing tbs gsrrisons
of Athens, and selected detachments
from the other rsgiments. Ths meaning
of this act and tbs reasons for ths
choice of this occasion are obvious. Tbs
ceremony will be followed by orders for
tbs departure of ths vatioae corps for
their allotted stationa ou the frontiers.
MUcellMeona.
London, Msroh 29. — Sir Hercules
Bobineon telegrapha that another Important
engagement is expected to taks
place at Bolrka, where a large fores of
Baautoa are sntrenshsd.
Okmkta, March 29.—Tbs government
baa directed ths police to striotly inquire
Into the movements of Russian refugees
before the Caar's assassination, and ssnd
to Bern* ths originals of any telegrama
such refugees sent or received sbout that
time.
Duduk, March 29.—It is a remark*
able fact that despite lbs specious advice
of tbe Land Leagus to tenant farmers,
to retain their grip of land and not leave
tbe country, the emigration returns show
that 95,857 pereona emigrated laat year,
an increase of 48,493 over the previous
year.
A monster Land League meeting waa
held at Hurlea, Tipperary oounty, today.
Dillen addreeeed the nesting. He vindicated
his attack on Judge Fitxgerald,
and oounaeled the Irish tsnanta not to
pay najoat rents except at the point of
the bayonet
Nkwcastuc. March 29.—A messenger
from Potohsffstrom reports that that
place surrendered on the day peaoe *u
signed, after bird fighting, in which
eighteen British soldier* were killed end
ninety wounded. The Boers oeptured
3000 pounds of unmnnition end two
gnns.
The Eoglish Csbioet has been requested
by the Freooh Government to prosecute
the FrtehtU newspaper for publishing
an article approving regicide.
A telegram from Geneva says if Bophie
Pieofsky is oondemned and executed,
the Czar will perish.
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Miscellaneous.
San FniNcieco, March 30.—The revenue
cutter Thomas Corwin is being
fitted out for another Arctic cruise in
sesrch of information of the Jeannette
or the mieaing whalers. The Corwin
will be ioe-protected by a slx-inob oak
ahisld, extending from two feet above
the water line to six feet below. Her
oanvu and furnacee will both be altered
for the purpoee of coal saving. Captain
Hooper expecte lo sail by the 1st of Msy,
and to paaa through Bebring straita before
the Uary and Helen, which will
leave before that time. It is not intended
thst the Corwin ehell winter in the north,
but in the event of being preesed too
oordislly by the ice to remsin, she will
be prepered with a sufficient supply of
stores to be able to sooept the invitation
and tbe situation. A steam launch, for
exploring purposes, will be taken along.
D. A. Hiller haa commenced salt In
tbe Superior Court aguinet C. J. Collins,
J. C. Bollee et al. and the Equitable
Tunnel Mining Company, Little Cottonwood,
to reetrain tbem from transferring
16,017 ehsres of the ospital stock to defendant
C. J. Collins, and to eajoin
tbem from selling 10,250 shares held by
plaintiff, on which an aasessment is due,
and also to compel Colline to psy over
$2,831 20 to tbe corporation.
Pnacxix, March 30. —A Herald Piee\x=req-\
oott special aajrs: Shoane, known ae
"Old Tex," a peculiar character familiarly
known in mining dlatricta, waa
murdered on the trail leading from hie
ranch to Tiptop. He waa found Sunday
with two bullet holes through bis body.
John 11. Price Si Co., of Flagstaff, advertises
for 1,000 laborers to work on tbe
Atlantio and Paciflo Railroad, in the San
Franoisco mountaina.
BORN.
In Oold llill. March 39, to tbe wifs of
Richard Chegwidden, a son.
DIED.
In Eureka, March 20, John Nicole, aged
0 monthe.
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FAMILY CROCKRII8,
PROVISIONS, Etc.
HOLE AOEHT IN GOLD HILL FOR MRS.
MILLS' CHAMPAONE
BAKING POWDER,
ipUK BEST IN THE MARKET — ONLY
require* halt lb* qautitf of my other kind.
^LL PART1Z8 IBOBBTID TO THE LITE
Ann of ROBINSON A POLSOR are requaated to
CALL AND SETTLE
rpHBlR AOCODNT8 WITHOUT DBLAY
uinrimti. 4
8. W. CHUBBUCK.
POST-OFFICE
BOOK STORE,
MAIN HTKKKT, GOLD 111 LI\x=req-\
— DEAL** W—
BUNH ROOKS,
STATIONERY,
JKWKLRY,
HCUOOI. BOOK*.
CUTLKRY.
TOYS, Rtr.
Agent for lb* (tan Prancleoo Dallj
GHRONIGLE, BULLETIN,
EXAMINER. -AMD- ALTA.
EASTERN PICTORIALS,
MAGAZINES,
And Literary Papers.
tali
FASHIONJALOON.
S. B. TUDNEY, PROP'R.
Main Street, .... Gold Hill,
Oppoilto Um H*wi office.
rpuiB OLD-B8TABUBHBD AMD POPULAR
■A retort la •till Ui* favorite. Comfort and
port combined. Tba patrona of tba houaa wll)
Iwajf and tba beat branda of
R (ANDY, WHIRRY*
ALB, PORTER, LAGRR.
WINE* OR Al.l. KINDM,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC.
TWO FINE BILLIARD TABLES.
HASBROUCK A HALL,
(Boeeoeeora to A. B. Stewart <£ Co.)
Druggists & Apothecaries,
80S IMl llreaf,
GOLD HILL, .... NEVADA
-slum IMPURE
DRUGS,
CURMICALS,
MEDICINES,
TOILET Aad
FANCY ARIIOLRft.
Prescription* filled at all boon, day or nlcbt,
by > tborunfblj competent pcnon. 11
GIBSON'8 SALOON.
Mala Hi reel. OaU Ulll
PI KMT CLAM IN KTKttV KKSPKCT.
Reading and Club Booms.
The patron* of the Boom will ha wall racalvod
and aerred with the Plaaat of
WINES. LIQUORS ANO CIQARS
Bjr '• PAP " ABBOTT.
_» W.P.C.OHMON. Praarletar.
HOISTING CABLE8
JOHN A. ROEBUNQ'S SON'S CO\x=req-\
Traitaa, Jaw Jtrumj.
Ihal Craelbl* CutJkMl HatMlaa Cable#
Of all Deurlilliui Wlr. *tr<*ia
Par HeralrUa Haaa Cta>
at*ally aa baad.
8. Y. MOORBT. Agent.
Warebonae, near Bala k Noreroaa work*,
TlralnU Pity. Wmdn M
SILVER HOUSE.
MAIN HTKBBTi
SILVftR CITY, - - NBVADA
Board aid Lodftnf tU per Month.
Cbtaaaa Baaplayad — Waaaia
Caaba
_M HUM »«wmfw.
T. R. McGURN-S
CASE PRICES FOR MARCH:
Baker'a Extra and Extra Family Flonr $3 35 per 100 Ibt
Em tern Sugar-Cured Hami (core red) 13H Cent* per lb
Fineet Japan Tea 37 H cent* per lb., or 3 ll». for $1 00
Old Government Java Coffee (freeh ground) S Ibe. fur $1 00
Common Gronnd Coffee 3 Ibe. for (1 00
Coal Oil Ter Caao, $4 39; per 5-galIon Can, $3 33
1000 Boxee of Cboieo Winter Apple# 31 60 to SI 75 per Box
Fine Old Bourbon Whi.Vy 75 centa per Bottle, $3 per Qallon; former priov, $5
$5 Sherry Wine Now telling at $3 per Oallon, er 75 eenU per Buttle
Flneet Old Port Wine Beduoed from $5 to $3 per Oallon, or 75 eente per Bottle
Beit French Claret $< per dox. or 3 Bottle* for f 1
Everything else in my immense stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVI8ION8
Fine Old Brandlrs, Wines and Liquors,
WILL BE SOLD AT EQUALLY LOW PRICES.
EXTRA CHOICE PETALUMA BUTTER,
FRESH CALIFORNIA EOBS, DRESSED POULTRY,
AND FRESH FISH ALWAYS ON HAND.
Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
T. R. McGURN,
VIRGINIA CITY, • • BUTR0, and • • SOLD HILL.
fe3 lm
MI8CKLLAHK0US.
V. N. HALL & CO,,
ISO Main Street, Gold mil,
^yHOLKULB AMD RETAIL DEALERS
H A R DWAR E
OP EVIRY DESCRIPTION.
Sheet Iron,
Copper and
Tin Work
Of til klndi done to order el etort notice.
0T TOOLS A SPECIALTY* ^
Stf
GOLD HILL NEWS DEPOT
—AMD—
VARIETY STORE,
MAIN NTRKBT,—— OOLU HILL,
Oppoilta Fox'i HhI Market.
D. THORBURN,
Proprietor.
AGENT POR THE
OOLD HILL DAILY NEWS
And Hen Prencleco
"Call," "Kxamlner" aid MPott."
Eastern Periodicals
AMD LATEST BEADINU MATTES.
CIGAB8 AHlTTOBACCOS,
SHEET MUSIC.
SHOW-OASE GOODS.
STATIONERY.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
TOYS. ETC.
PreeeplMei ead lelMkMerr Dm*
lag SierulMd. I
JOHN JONES) JR.,
DRUGGIST,
Main St, Gold Hill*
THE CITY BAKERY,
R EST AU RANT.
Ooifoetloierj and Candy Depot.
Ne. IIT Nartk O Street, Vlratal*.
nrnm an blboant abhortminto*
w HOLIDAY GOOD*. Ton. Oudlot, Oraa\x=req-\
monu far Table, Ornamraial, Proatad aad
PUto Oakeaof ul klnda, description! tad da
alga*, aad at prlcM to rail srsrybody.
An we Import *11 our goods direct from the
But, v* can offer them aLprlosa the mm m
charged la New fork, tad at 1m than mm
Francisco rate a.
rw~ ornaments for Oelee a aped ally.
OTIC* Oresm and Strawberrlea and Craam.
Alao Strawberrlee by tba box, at wbulaaala or
r«uil.
(T* Oar eaadlee art manufactured by cor\x=req-\
aeirae fraah etery day, aad are for idperlor to
Imported candlca.
rrrxxniR * abhbrubt.
Propria to ra City Bakery.
Ho. ft Worth 0 street, Vlrclala. Nevada.
U la
CIQARS, TOBACCO, STATIONERY.
O. H. GALLUP,
OPP08ITI TBI BANK OP GOLD BILL,
keape coaetaatly oa hand all the favorite
braada of
IMPORTED CIGARS.
All Iliads ef G'bewlas Tabacra, Pipes. Cat\x=req-\
lerr> Tare. Faaer fc'eede, ttebaal
Baaka, aad Mtatlaaarr of
all Deacrlatlaaa.
J. U. HALL M. Dm
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OPPI0I AND RDIDKNOB-OPPOSITS
W the Maws oflea. Mala street. Gold BUi.
DR. A. CHAPMAN.
Kll lf0I0NaDINTI8Ti
VBOM NIVADA OITT, 0ALITOR.JHM
' ale. Permanently located at Vlr-flPW
jtolaJJlty. Offloa, ISO BOUTB Q fTBltlf.
B14KIKB ARB BKOKIKB.
THE NEVADA BANK
or SAN FRANCISCO.
BAN rSAHOISOO CALIFORNIA
Paid .up Capital........ S3,OOO.OOt>-42eld
Ueeerve (U. M. Bead*).... 3.0011.000-field
Agent* at Vlnrtnia, IUtkU,.. ' Bwufr*
A|Nt it Hit lorl I GiO L. Brixoik
(01 Wall atnet) | ^
BTBajt ind Mill Kicbanr* ud Tck*rapblo
Tran*fur*. Iuuh Commercial and Travclm'
Credit*. Ttal« bank baa *peclal facllltln fur
dealing Id bnlllou. 41/
L. B. FRANKEL,
OfFIOl — Mill aire at, Ueld Ulll, Jiai
aMfi tba Baik ef llallfarala.
MTOCKH BOUGHT, MOLD AND CAM\x=req-\
RIBD ON MABfllNM.
I m
T. K. MctiUKlf,
STOCK AND MONEY BR0KH.
toe Booth 0 St., TlrslaUt
TT7ILL HOT AND BILL HTOOEB ON OUN\x=req-\
T * mlMloo on the mo*t favorable tern* |
will alao carry block* on Martin and
■•Ml Uaiaa HI Bead ■arb»iaM«
liiarlU**.
GOLD AND BILVRK BOUGHT AND
GOLD HILL FOUNDRY
AND BLACH1NB WORKS.
Bala Mn*I, U«*r C*M ■III, law
IKON AND BBAMM CAMTINGK
Of erery variety Bad* to ord*f.
LBAVI JDBT ADDED TO BT OLD
eetabllabed Machine Work* tba LA KG EOT
ED - LATHE, PLANER and STEAM
HAMMER, all of tba lit act and mo*t Improved
eeutrnetlon. and am now prrparrd to Bate
aid Repair ail kind* aid all *la** of
MILL * MINING MACHINERY
At tb* ibortaat notice and on the moat re>*o»
able Urxna.
10- OEOBOE BMMBTT. Proprtetov.
RENO FOUNDRY,
BBNO, NKVADA.
mHK PROPRIKTOR OF THR VIRGINIA
I FOUNDRY, hiTlnc pnrrha«ed lb* l(»no
toandrj, *ud cuDM>lid*ird It wltli Ibe formrr,
will hereafter etjrle the work* »be
Beno Tonndrjr and Machine Works.
Ttal» e*tahl|phm*nt I* now prepared to do •
general Poondry twlneea, Including »r»rj de
ecrlptlon of
Oaetlaca la Irra aid Hr»a( ftriliai
and Marhlae Work,
At lower price* than can be obulnrd eleewbera.
Orawloga and eatlnutaa lurnUhea wben ro
quired.
Br (Met attention to bnilneea, and with a
thorough knowledge of tbe work rmjalrad, tb*
proprietor bopea to merit tbe conSdence of tba
trade, and reepectfnltjr eollclu tbe patronage of
mill iad mining moo.
den ANDKKW PKAMRK, Prapr.
WOOD AND COAL DEPOT I
WOT FINR. WABHOR LIMB, SPLIT PINB
XI aad other rartetlei of Wood, and a full
■apply of
ROCKY MOUNTAIN COAL
On band and for eale at the LOWEST 0A8U
paion.
BULL W BIGHT AND MRAMURK
GUARANTIED.
Woadaawad at ahort notice and at lowjralee
OFFICE—Beer Railroad Depot, Gold BIIL
THOMAS OALLAOHBB.
FOUNTAIN MARKET,
MAIN MTRRKT - • GOLD HILL
0. J. WAIDER, Proprietor,
X DBS IBB TO INFORM THR PUBLIC
that the cholceat of
Baef, Vaal, Mat tea, CnaH Maate, Lard,
Haaa. Baeaa, (u„
Oan be bought at tba Fountain Market.
Faalliaa and boardlarboaeaa will Sad It to
tbalr advantage to glT* nie a call.
* 0. J. WAIDIB.