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The New York herald., 1869-05-13
SHIPPING G N E w s.
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Almanac Tor New Y0rk--.This Day.
Sun rises ....... 4 As Moon sets. ....cve 9 OS
Sun sets........ OS High water. eve 53
PORT OF VIEW YORK. NAY II, 1869.
CLEARED.

steamship Scotia Br, Judkins Liverpool via Queenstown
e Cunard.
steamship Marathon CBr), Priichard, Livcrpool-E ca
nard.
Steamship Minnesota CBr), Price, LTerpool-winiams 4
Guion.
Steamship Kangaroo BY, Allen, Liverpool } Dale.
Bros
Steamship City of Dabn tBr), Eynon, Antwerp-Jobn
Dale
steamship s,atra tBr Martin, charot,esown via p,c,ou
q Buiey
steamship Magnolia CroweIl, Chareston--A Lesry.
Ship Lauderdae (br, Noodle London T. horgan's
Sons. -
ship Universe tBr) Roberts, 81 John, NB--wIliams 4
Onion.
Bark Ninfa Tagiaria tlal, farsiorc, Naples Fabbr
RarS Gpsey tBr) Crernor. Valparaiso and Callao- W
Bark orchlla, Hsverald Turks Island Walsh, Field 4
Wray.
BARK Josephine (Br, Pitman IT John, SB-J W Eweil h
Bark Addie MADAM, McGifer, Machias-B Brett, soule
Co
Brig John Briphtmar. Gray Cardenas--J Borland Co.
Rri2 Amazon Br). Bulior,!, Trinidad Jones Boggh.
Brig Aurora (Br,, Joiymore. Turks Island Pension
Brig oswego OBJ, Boyle, Liverpool, Ss--PbnBps Col
Brig Union Star tBp. Merriam Windsor. Ss II Dewol
schr Kate Wentworth McIane. Vera cruz-Mler 4
sefr xnne,,a Mex. csicsn, Lagura-M Echeveria.
schr Treat, Wood, Baracoa- II weinberg.
schr Mary NJ. Murry. Nasssu--B Weinberg
schr n W johnson. sutton, Uuobcctcas Wrecking Co.
schr Southern Cross (Br, Georse, WindsorCranda I'm
sc6r Ella Mclean (Br, Cook, 81 John, NB-neney 4
Parker. -
schr Hero. Poole. salem r. W Ropes 4 co.
schr Katie Hall. Taylor. Cohasse'-B y W.nhere
Schr Dresden. Smith. New Haven Snow Richardson.
-,hr fiuomneld. UDhnie
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED nv TIE ulnAIp STEAM YACHTS

REPORTED nv THE uLRAID STEAM YACHTS.
mdss and passengers. % hiauiie Mail stcainsbp 20
Steamship vaiey CITY, Johnfon, Washington, DC, with
steamship Brunette howes Pbiisaelpha, with rndse 10
steamship Drgo johnson, Portland, with mdse, TO y
Ames .,.. ,, , nm -, -,
and $50 passenger. 10 chss Marshall 60 Al well
April a. at noon, lat fs 2s - large ship the Ice
down TO her. II blowing heavy gale from sw NJ the
Passed close under her stern cou person on
ress onaon with the nssea eye m, British ensign auSs
her stern also ladder supposed 10 have been used by
e so ns o aceean, % he hsay M and a. h n @ the
lime May H. la 40 " on y n At noon passed 'hp James
ship John i.riram sNGh peterson, Hamburg 20 days,
with nde and ts pss;sngsrs w &C. 70 Fnch, Ldye co. Had
snip Prin1 alber tNdl Heidcrich, IIsmbnre IS days,
s d.s S.s sas H. 70 uh%. n%f ps as' GS
ssrE Emic NG Meyer Brerneh es days, with mdm and
5 passengers, 70 Charles L1ns TO- Had moderate wes
Bark T. nobroos Lesvit, carienas days. with ,ugar
Bart Lucy Frances, upon sssia dsys with sarar .nd
Hsusras Win strong SE winis
Brie ToTsn, oG bo,'on gopld guenos hyrc, Feb ~ va
Went into Hampton Roads Tor orders,
Brig Bogola, Ross, A,rnwa, ~ deys With mdsc, toy 7
nD n Nay % ia long 1n e To- ,IS p"s.eG brig rig y vs %rsa
bound north sane ne, dai,. dc ship - Louis, do
Moses Taylor vessel 10 7 NevIs Son. Had erons NJ
pfia Harry icf s@eSs. stuart Naanpas, Aprn aa with
sugar and uolasse. 70 Banso Go vessel TO Slnrson
NJ Winds and rain ihe Gulf stream twce urine
that time: Sailed IN company with 5es Harmony, Robin
Bris Harmony Or Robinson, Satsn,as is days, with
sugar 20 RmIthers 60 has been dsys north os sites,
Bris II McGIvcry 70: Eocsspor,,, subb. wa,anyn. II
days, with moses TO order had strong WINDS most of
ITS Ms,s. s. "a s",sa r.. l.. a'.ssc rn ss
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
A Boston Merchant Found Dead In Au,ity
Street-A Mark His Clofhes ProcIain,s

n Boston Merchant Found Dead In Nuiity
Strcet-A Mark His Cloihes Prociains
His Identity.
At forty minutes after eight O'Clock last evening
oifcer Doyle, Of the Fifteenth precinct. while
lesurely parolling his posi- on Sixth avenue, 90.
served a black mass OF something on the corner
OF Anlty street that caused him TO come 70
stand. StoopIng down he discovered the body
OF man dressed In black cloth clothing, and
hearing all the evidences Of respectabilily lie
immediately examined the body, supposing
that II was that OF some unfortunate man
who had fallen asleep from the effects OF an over
convinced him that the man was dead. Calling for
Assistance, which was promptly rendered. the body
conveyed To the Mercer street station, where Il
coroner was notified and a close examination made
OF the person OF deceased which resulted I'm dis
covering on the pantaoons the name VI "G. G. Good
win.r
No marks Of violence were found upon the body.
A key ol the Astor House was found m one
OF his pockets. This was good clue.
upon which sergeant LOwery acted. An officer was
at once despatched TO the astor House where he
was informed that deceased was q. G. Goodwin OF
Boston, Mass. who had been guest at the hotel
for some days. Beyond this nothing was known AT
the hotel Of Mr.. GOodwin's aniecedcufs
Up to ten O'Clock the Coroner nad not been IN
attendance, and an inquest will be held today
when the cause OF death will no doubt be ascer.
tained.
Mr.. Goodwin is member OF The arm Of Charles
q. GOODWIN Co., manufacturers and dealer. IN
meulclnes AMI fancy goods, No. IS Hanover street,
friends Of deceased will be informed by ,e.epraph
today OF mis- death - 10y"
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
SHOCKING OUTRAGE IN HARRISON, " J.
4 Father suspected ot Beating Ills Son To


y eUspertcu 0t ron tO
Death.
Tho little town Of HARRISON, on the east bank OF
the Passac river Opposite Newark, n j., has been
thrown into an unusual state of excitement within
the past twenty.four hoars, through an occurrence
OF a most shocking and fatal character, whereby u
e alleged lad sixteen years OF age has been bur-
red into uniimcy grave through the brutal treat
ment Of his father. The facts are simply these:-On
tuesday afternoon George artung of the iirm ~ isr-
iung Boweis, carpenters, on the River road. near
been stolen from his coat. which he had left Ia the
Moisshop. From inquiry he was led 20 believe that
nr Soh Henrv had taken the money, and his sn-
plcun- were naturally largely increased on learning
tlat Inc boy had exhibited snndry bills 70 several OF
tue Woiklnen, and had even gone 80 FAR as to lend
portion, tno father took the lad at once before
SQUIRE shepherd and desired 10 have him sent 10
lali bnt Tue Squire advised him otherwise and
Istnuf anu son went on subsequently, as alleged.
Mr. lartung TOOK the youth down towards the dredge
ana peat MN unnerciny. The cries az Henry were
neai, Oht thus far there appears - have
been 40 one who witnessed the lpeatIap Henry
was brought nome ana put to bed ana nj once be-
gan 10 complain OF snnIry curious pans and aches
Yesterday morn Ing. about half past three o'clock
Dr. george w. Douglas who had attended the family
lor years past was called IN and the father told him
ne believed the boy was poisoned. Henry was then
In dying CONDITION Very soon afterwards the boy
died. The facts were al once placed m Inc hands az
the squire, WHO IS also Coroner ana an invest,ga.
tion was commenced yesterday afternoon but M 10
hniipast eight O'Clock last evening no witneseps OF
material character had been prytiuced No marks
" violence are visible the body nor are any midi.
cations OF poison appareDk
The New York herald., 1869-05-13

Eei.a tBr. Wall 81 Domingo, to load for Bestoa,
bark Pslsdn r from Baltimore for Baep:
Ayrss in distress. disg Srss Adrio Qr Mekenz,e 70,
for Beatrice (Br, Lent, for Ponce load ro
fnIsIDAD; April Sailed bark: Arm.sons, Lodge.
s Of & as A:s w
Clara Smith, Smith, baltimore 5th bark sancho Panza WI
Florence Peters. Hooper. NYork.
American Ports.
BOSTON, May Arrived, bark B Walker, Pe.engi.
Holt, Hart Darien, Ga 4 Glover Terry, chsIss.on =
and sans roa Yf S
from Baltimore IsaS'e from Jacksonville for
Caroline M Gibbs London schr La Have
iaih Arrived, steamships VIM Lawrence Baimors; Nsp.
%ns ss bark Elanpe lam @
flnss rsp s4asss 6.rsa an'
buseh caomes EsaSsiSpors; scIrs Goiiander snrnam;
VS91 Afsss ssS ssSfs. AsSs brig Paragon sA
s s: osx. sacE Dsy TYS
MhArssd sehs SYLVAN Young Boston Al o"ar"n'ne'
''Ss nm a bark sfHIfs Helen etR nsspoo
nas'
ci$SS Ar. .ss @ syaae
70, n
Sarah Bright Shaw do for Philadelphia; Ottoman, Nye.
saedDschrs oro Charter OAK Connecticut Planter, rs.
sex. Ariosto Active.
George, Nh Annie Troop lBr Troop do lcg St John,
ss a Asy o i0f
for Halifax oheo Eldrdge Rondout for Beverly; Pearl.
Gookn, E,abethpor for Saco Loduska, Means, Jersey
iith &rrivea brig Forest, Slater Boston for savan
nah schr Locboo Darby, Belfast for Balimore r.,-.
S 2fps II aaa Nav sPf Ksy @
Pratt. Hendrck, wenworth Ms; Jeddie, Trot. Windsor
Ms War Eagle Croweli NYork; Nerne's Bride Croweil,
seseT saa Tess" sG mrsey @ s%nsn.
FREY salem y stocsham, co,dery and EGwarss 1vrnn
Kenzie s.udams Danserspor Davidson, LETTERS Lynn.
Cleared Brig Aliavela. Thompson Mayagneh schIs
hassett Gibbs. New Redford Reading RR No 3d. Humme,
NYork; wson renkins, and Seal Podeet' Salem Thos
swich; Wind Warwick. Norwich John Walker, Davis APP
penang Nautilus. Ham, Gloucester , -, 49,,
din saunders Mayasuez schrs Heath, NYork James
0'Donohue Smith DO; Below bark Geo 'enkD'' Dur
1--we Del. Nav 49, AM-ship Wyoming, from rhlade.
pha for s, Ion NE and ship Kosmos FOR Rotcrdam went
yea The blow sas or @
Samuel Welsh for Marbehead schrs shaw Tor Hoslon
ocean Trqveer FOR Beverly Mary .cIs Fsr ae l1 S
Mary Shines, Dreadnoueht and feet OF about ~ sal ot
RICHMOND, May Arrived, steamship Isaac Bell
Bourne NYork schr Nellie Brown. Higgins, Boston.
BAN FRANCISCO, May ll-Arrved schr Fanny Hare'
Cleared Ilth. Bayonnaise, Bidegary sydney Nsw
Sailed lth ship Nightingale, Sparrow, Hong Kong.
and Clara Eiwel, Giles, Nyork
Sailed Ship Coonst Br,. Henson Queenstown FOR or
| ders schr Whitney Long, Hays, New Bedford
WILMiSGToS 81 Nay arrived brig & oSn % Kensa, Gcss
Bell Emery Boston Co!sa Spears. Roekpori s., so
l0h-Arrlve1. brig Hatfield Brothers (Brl Hathed New
| Gibbs NYork.
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
ItltcnApHlc NEWS ITEMS.

silvan johnson tcoored, aged abou, seventy years.
was burned to death AZ Herring Pond. Mass. o,,
Tuesday, while attempting to put out bonfire
The Georgia Railroad Convention has Instructed
the directors TO extend the Athens branch to Knox
Vile. as 10 meet the southern road rom Cincin-
natl.
Ground was broken on Tuesday nj Sedalla, Mo-.
for the Lexington aud Sedaa Railroad. A large
number OF prominent railroad inen were present.
procession and a banquet were the features Of tue
occasion,
number OF General Thomas army comrades re.
paired TO TIE Genera'r headquarters IN Louisville,
N.Y., yesterday. 10 present him with nagnincen,
silver service; but the General declined its accent
ance on the ground that he was determined never u
receive "a donation under any circumstance.
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
FIRE IN MAIDEN LANE.

AT halfpast ten last night fire broke out in the
fourth story Of No. 93 Maiden lane occupied 10y
Flack Brothers, dealers III smoking tobacco. James
+. Ray and John j. Budd also occupied rooms and
sustained slight damage The fire extended to the
adjoining number l95, where signal damage was
sustained The total loss which cannot be detailed
account or the fact that many OF the porters
occupied the same rooms, Is fully $4,000 The dam
age TO the building was abOut $4,000. The prImc-
pal sufferers were fully Insured.
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
ARRAY IN TINE SEVENTEENTH WARD.

In a lager beer saloon at 40. 5I4 Sixth street. ai
halipast nine O'Clock last night; an alteration oc
CURED between LOUIS sirappcll OF No. lis seventh
street, and Peter Adler. The police report that
Adler attacked S,rappe with u beer glass, and IN
nicted dangerous injuries. The assailant was az.
rested by onccr Hagen eni the wounded man was
conveyed 10 bic nome.
The New York herald., 1869-05-13

port EMMA ss: Tsa'dsa Cubs.
Snd s sss 20 Of Ss Hssa Hss LAT
lon a 70 experienced heavy from Me- which lasted
Brig } 4 Pm lBr,. Hutchings Bermuda, May o. with
with 70 aSfs Sn c,.2 Co. windsor
as ssnas BLADE .ss Ss
sa % sSSs ,s boat broke main boom lost ga top sail and
Dew De Wolf q. Had heavy NE gales and been days
ssaI I LSu;. Smith Sf Eross:ye ors y
passage May lat IS lon spoke schr
R SGSnJ o @ NO Ss IT, s o snsho ana
sehr Edward DeIiart Low, Baracoa "a days. with fruit
vessel I'd Ssrcsn with
~ MaSsa & Bradsh.w Arecbo Pr 10 days with
ssnr y, CHAPMAN (r Edset cardeuas, Is days. with
sshi Helen Hoy, of c.mden johnson Old narsc
ssSr Barber 't cornwss sis ~ dav., with
stone Son 90, ashore Is Haism Fiyer
charge Snls before store com coming g,;, oa - , .,,
SfT ia. s s sn wn
sshro Q Kelley tof Calais. Reed ApalasbiG9a, 90 days
heavy norihsrly gale, lost of deck load, consisting of
Sch Alexander Yoans Young Darien Ga, days, with
schr wanata Hawkins Georgetown. Sc days. with lum
ber. ~ Geo Sparrow.
schr lockwood, St John, Wilmington, NC days with
naval stores to Thomas Holmes Had strong NE winds
carried ioreopn3st and iibbOOm
Schr ID Saunders, Davis, Wilmington NC, with
naval stores, to Dolner, Potter 4 Co.
schr Demar, Lank, Newbem. NC, days, with naval
stores, to l. Davis.
schr Madison Holmes, Ireland, Washington, NC days
with naval stores to Thomas & Holmes
schr Mary Louisa Gsski, Washington, NC days. with
naval stores, 10 Xophar Mills.
Schr Franklin Re, Brewster, BEAUFORT NC; days with
naval stores, to Thomas x Holmes.
Schr Adaliza, Loveand, Virginia.
schr Joe Van SAINT, Bennett Virginia.
Schr Mary s Tibbitts, Shaw, Virginia.
Schr j Irving, Chamberlain, Virginia.
schr II p Simmons Champion, Virginia.
schr Charles Moore, ingerso, Virginia.
Scir Tunis Depew. johnson, Virginia.
sehr Only Daughter, Iieadly, Virginia.
schr Ward, Edwards, Virginia.
Schr Ann Turner. Furnald Virginia
Schr Ellie Bodine, Soper Virginia.
Schr w N Gesner, Egbert. Richmond, Va
Schr Morgan, Nickos, Georgetown, Dc.
Schr NJ Bedel, Bedell, Baltimore.
Schr vapor, Newberry, Baltimore
schr L Elliott Hckerson, Philadelphia for Hyaan,s.
scr L Phara, Collins Gardner, Me. tor Pha iipia
Schr r. II Gilderslceve Carroll, Boscn FOR Philadelphia.
Schr Onward, Raynor, Provide
Schr X ii DAILY. Lamphear, Providence.
schr Flyaway, Young, Providence
Schr Sea Flower, Chase. Providence.
Scbr Charger Bunce, Providence.
schr Whistler Phinncy, Providence
schr 1 Sherman tcrnl, Phinney, ProvdcLce
Schr y RUSSELL CLARK, Portland Ct
Schr Branerd, Brooks, Portland, CT.
Schr Saml Weller, Williams, Portland, C.
Schr i II Parnes Avery, New Haven.
schr F Brady, Brown, New Haven.
schr Mercer. WATSON, Bridgeport.
The brig Keystone arrived 11th is CONSIGNED to James
Elwe Co. May lat 50 i6 Ion 10 60 spoke brig Abatross,
from Philadelphia for st John NIB.
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
MAN INJURED.

The seventh precinct police report that last night
Thomas Loyton, or NO. lj5 Monroe street was fonnd
on the street suffering from serious injuries indicted
by an pDkuowD party,
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
MARINE TRANSFERS..

The following Is compete list ~ marine tr9ls-
iers through the Custom House from The sih 10 The
1Ith INST. inclusive:--
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
KATALYsINE WATER.

GETTYSBURG KATALysINE SPRINGs,
GETysEURG Pa. May H. 1889.
The undersigned deem due to the invalid and
that the troubles these sprnes
have amcabv arranged and that this medicinal water
The persone OF the spring and the management
have been changed by the late events but the traeark the
bottles and packages remain the same.
The water will hereafter be supplied directly from the
spring. but for the OF the trade arrangement
has been effected with W. H. H. Jones by which depot has
been established a No Murray street, New YORK; where
also be the option OF the purchaser IN small
large quantities. II likewise be obtained from al hrtt
cass druggists throughout the [ ni.ed States.
Address GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY,
Getty ysbnrg, Pa.
Prices at the Springs and New York depot
Per bottle 30 cents.
Per case of two dozen quart bottles, $40.
NfILHAu's ELTXIR OF CALIsAYA BARK is THE
best tonic, an.tdyspeptic and agi,e preventive.
J. MILHAu'S SONS, ls3 Broadway.
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
" Missouri and Kentuckv State Lotteries
1IssoUEi-rxrRA CLASS 3iI, MAY ", isea 49,
s.. 81, Is, 30, 3 a. ~, ~, 81, y. ~, a. W, II
MtstouEi-cLAss as, NAY IL leo ~. =.
90. ~, 81, ,O ~. 81, y. ~ %, %, o.. "a, 10.
KTNTrcky-rxIRA GLASS 32S, MAY H. lsH. -
n, 70, 2s, ee. - IS, ~, 49, ~, 3, 30 &, y "
!, II, =, -, q. s.. "a e, !, is, 81, s. 30.
Information furnished In the above and also Royal a
vana lotteries J. CLrTE, Broker,
Nc. 2D6 Broadway and I6s fnton street.
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
'AJLEI).

Steamships Scotia, Liverpool; Minnesota do Penrsyva-
do; City OF Dublin, Antwerp Leo, Savannah Magnolia,
Charleston; clyde, Wilmington, NC Qlthl.
Sailed from Lower Bay ith, ship Dartmouth, London
brig La Cayenne, hquin.
Wind at sunset SSW.
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
.rrrnxIxArfnN PRIZES.

"IpISs'n,nan' y Ss as i,olasre @ each s2o
AeISoinsTscso,'Insslsa issco nslasiv 70 "s each $3.50
AEPITg1%1sssSScs Ta 1s.sSc nSlasiye each $3.50
a ia"S neiusiSe sssE $3.50
p,iyes ra,d In gold Information furnished. The highest
rat,s pad for D0ubloor and al kinda OF Gold and Silver
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, 10 Wall street, New York.
ry,HoMAs H. AGNEW, 9D GREENWICH STREET COR
J. Murray street New York, Is offering bargains daily
IN Teas Coiers sugars Mcsses syrups, Mackcre Flour
and oil Minds of Groces and Provisions. One price cssh
house
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-18

ScKxE At ELKo.-Place: Treats bar-room.
Enter stranger from Chicago. "Bar-keeper.
what do you charge for drink Of spirits IN
this placer" Two bits" answered the bar
keep. .Ah. two bits; that is twenty-five
cents, I believe ''Yes, sir, twenty-five
cents-quarter Of a dollar" "A-h, yes"
drawled the new conner, as he handed greasy
four-bit postal currency from his vest pocket,
and laid il on the counter. Cant give you
any change ont Of that-Sot no paper curren-
cy here" replied the bar-kssp- Indeed.
Why, in Chicago we take this money at par
for anything-for anything whatever. Strange
country this" Cant help IT. Got no
change TO give you" well, let me s-e-e,'
and the stranger went prospecting all over
himself 70 get some metallic substance in the
shape of a quarter, which he found In his
boot. Here is quarter, sir; and viii
take little whisky. We use most excellent
whisky in Chicago, and we only pay one dime
a drink for il. Really, sir, you should intro
duce the Chicago trade out here il this abon-
inably expensive country-where, too, you
use nothing but gold aud silver. l guess
that will take a little whisky The bar
keeper set out the whisky bottle and 9 tuIa-
bier, and the Chicago trader proceeded 10 help
himself to ''horn" which filled the whole
tumbier. He then asked the bar-keeper TO
lend him another glass, which that functional
~ accordingly did, and the stranger from
Chicago poured hall the contents OF his glass
into it-even measure--and then turning 20
the door Of the bar-room. he beckoned 10 his
next friend, whom he called Jacob, and asked
him to take drink"-the very thing that
Jacob was anticipating, and accordingly ap-
preached the bar, with anxious appetite, and
Just about as he was grasping the coveted
glass, the bar-keeper ''smelt good sized rat, -
and taking hold of the tumbler he set it un-
der the counter, at the same time taking the
other glass he poured its contents on the floor
in front Of the bar, and pushing the two bits
back to its owner, sternly and most emphat-
ically told his new customer 10 "Git-we don
want none Of your Chicago trade here" The
above is sn incident which positively took
place in Elko only few days ago, when the
Eastern train Of cars arTiysd.-G. II. Meas.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-18

CAGE AND LrSpsEY.-The Prescott (Arizona)
Miner, contains the following, with regard TO
the re-arrest Of these fugitives
A correspondent from Mohave City writes
Our townspeople have been treated TO An IN
usual excitement for the paa: few days 4
description OF two nuEdefvrs who broke iail
In Humboldt county, Nevada, came 10 the
Sheriff short time ago. The bids, in their
flight Texasward, folded their plumes in rest
here few days, and just as they we're about
leaving again, Under Sheriff McMurTay ar
rested one OF them, Lindsey; the other one,
Gage, got of. But McAIurray followed him
with resolute men, and came up with him,
thirty miles away on the Prescott road. Cage
was in company with eight others, who, from
their conduct while here, showed that they
were aware of Cages character. The arrest
ing party took them by surprise-came down
on them with double-barrelled shot guns, and
Cage wilted. Both parties say that they
would not have been taken alive had they had
a show to fight. They are now heavily ironed
and in charge OF the military at this post.
One Jim Lockheart, alias Smith was with
Lindsey at the time OF his arrest-both plead
ed Aforementioned they were gentlemen
were then on their way to Tucson to see Gov
Saford-and that as soon as they could write
70 the Governor, Lindsey would be released,
etc. But finally murder came out and Lock
heart acknowledged the corn. Lockheart got
notice 10 leave instanter, which privilege
would not have been accorded him if We had
sjail."
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-18
AN LONELY

An iSzssy, sse.ssStz< ezly
OF the tines Tia; long have ees.
Thinking Of ny JOYFUL ehil5hoo1.
TAinkins how the year, hAye spSd.
Thinking Of ny boyish pleasures.
A. wandered IN the grove.
Playing IN the peArly strearnls;-
All those are the thoughts love
OF I've sat. my head reclining
Meath II, oak trees pleasant SHADE.
Dreaming OF = future brighter
Than the future has been made.
Gathering fow'ret frcr the meadow,
stripping blossoms from each bocsh-
Ihose NJ re times % admiration.
Turnd 70 tears and troubles roN.
Al yc: nov a tear ~ stealing
Down ny cheek yet fiush With life.
Mast thus acknowledge weakness
Gcs, u ought avrTsS % strife:
Al! bid those tpars u leave me
There l. hope q future bliss
Fer. thank God there l. another.
Better, brighter weird than THE.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-18
CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD :


90 ZSZ-N<-tG.z-ZsI.x
NHASGE or TIME-EAstwArd - Express Train
Y leaves Sacramento daily 81 50 A. II; rives at
Junction $40 A ~; CclfAz, 40 IL. ktHo, 0S FH
M2dsNoTth, 6:lO p. ~; CAClln $50 A. ~; Eko g.S5
4. Il: fTomouiCry, 1000 !. N; Omaha 10 7. -.
Ch!cAsC, al ?. n: New York. $50 a. y.
hEIUENlNG - Express TT=in leaves FrCuCctcTy
daily az $40 ~; arrives a. Junction I. 50 ?. x.
Sacramento. Lao ,.
THROUGH TIME GOING EASr.-Fron Sacramento
20 Omaha, days and hours 20 Chicago. days and
kuu. E; - New York, seven days.
TWO TRAINS DAILY Sundays excepted leave sac.
raE-enO 81 6 80 A II and P -. arrive =; juu-t
40 -. aud .. is ?. IiATy syl,le 50 A. and
$50 p - Leave MErySvi.le - 4 X and lvl0 4 4.
arrive Al Junction $50 4 Il. ard y - sacFa-
uepto 10 90 A. -. and 20 7. u.
THROUGH FAhE REDCCED.-Tgon san francis
O. Sacramento 70 OutaAA in currency Slll CO., to
81 Log.-, S!Sl 90 Ctc-So. $50 "; - New York,
$50 %: 20 Boston. Sl5S o.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES axe run
daily from Sacramento 10 PrCuoutory. Double Lower
Berik IS CO. double Type. Berth, IS CO. state Rooms
Sl2 o.. Double bevJhs accommodate Two rv.sou-
state Rooms ioUT persons.
CHILDREN hot over twelve az years Of age. Hal.
EA:c; under EVe 81 years OF ssr, Free.
100 POUNDS OF BAGGAGE per adult passenger.
Free. SO rounds baggage lper chiLa between and
y years OF age, Free.
EXTRA BAGGAGE lover zoo .ss) between sAc-S-
IaeEio and Cl4Aa tcs.EEe-cyl. SIS Per 100 pounds.
a. CROCKER, General Superintendent.
Aug. 9Th, lses. Lett