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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-15
FROM UTAH.

SALT LAKE, July IA,
First Lieutenant John i. Hosmer, of
the U. S. Infantry, died to-day at Camp
Douglas.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM SAN

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-15
Americans in Europe Returning in
Haste!

Ad,iees Declare 1, Inevitable.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-15
ANNUAL MINERS MEETING.

AFFlCE OF MINING RECORDER. WHITE
~ Pine Mining District. Nevada, Treasure
City, July 7, 1s70.-Notice Is hereby given that
the Annual Miners Meeting Of this District, for
the election of a Mining Recorder for the term
of one year from the Doth day Of July. A. d.. 1870.
and for the transaction of such other business
as may come before the meeting, will be held
at my Office, in Treasure City, in said District.
on WEDNESDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF
JULY, A.. d. 1870. l.. p. TENNEY,
jys-td District Mining Recorder.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-15

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The New York herald., 1870-09-17

Mr. EHBLiNB LB0NoRA, wife OF James G. Powers,
and daughter Of the late Joseph and 4sulda Many
The relatives and friends are invited 70 attend the
funeral from her late residence, No. 100 Seventeenth
street, ON Sunday afternoon, at three O'Clock.
SLATrERY.-On Friday september 10 MAGGIE,
vile OF Edward Sattery and daughter Of Thomas
Hyland.
The friends of the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from her late residence, Sl6 East
twenty NTH street, ON Sunday afternoon, at ore
Cemetery. 80
,ShITH.-ln Brooklyn, on Friday, September IT,
Mrs GtATHARINg SMITH, widow OF Carman Smith, or
Funeral services will take place at st. Georges
O'Clock. Cars leave James slip at one O'Clock
WARD-In Jersey City, on Friday, September 49,
ANN, renct OF John Ward, in the 7Sd year Of hef
age.
Her friends and those OF her sons ire resnectfullv
invited TO attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence, NO. "a Erie street. Jersey CITY, this Saturdayf
afternoon, at two O'Clock. The remains viii be
taken to Boston for interment.
WILsON.-In this city, on Friday, September 10
MARY HEATON, daughter OF Rev. Joseph d. and
Catharlne Offiey Wilson, OF East Liberty, Pa, aged
8 months
NOtice OF funeral IN Mondays papers.
Pittsburg papers please copy.
WILHELM Brooklyn, on Thursday, September Is.
after short illness, JANET, wife OF James Wyhe in
the 51st year of her age. r
The relatives and friends of the family are respect~
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
or her brother-in-law, Mr.. John Wilson, No. 1873
Twenty-fOurth street, South Brooklyn, on Saturday
afternoon, at four O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

BY direction Of the President Captain John Barry,
Of the First cavalry, is transferred to the list Of
pernumeraries. At his own request Captstn Henry
Raymond, unassigned 10 h0n0rably discharged from
the service OF the United states.
The nnding OF the General Court Martial held at
Fort Leavenw0rth, Kansas February 1870 OF which
Colonel s. d. Sturges was president, and at which
Captain Charles G. Cox. Tenth United States cavalry,
was tried and convicted on the following charges-
First, drunk on duty; second. conduct to the preq
breach of trust; fifth, wrongfully and knowingly
to be used In the service OF the United States; sxt
conduct uDbecoming an officer and gentle.
man, has been made public. The accused was
found guilty of all the charges except the
third and fifth of the eleven specifications
and was sentenced to be dismissed the service and
cashered, to be fined $500, to be confined In such
penitentiary the reviewing authority may dlrec0
for Ap period Of three years. and TO DO IN addltlon
thereto confined in the same penitentary for the
further period OF year If the ne be not PAID or
for 80 much thereof as may be necessary to compel
the payment OF such fine, and that his crime, name
and place OF abode and punishment shall be pub
shed in the newspapers and In about the cities OF
LeavenwOrth and Kansas and In the newspapers OF
the place nom which the offender came or where he
usually resides after which 1t shall be deemed scan.
above findings have been approved by the President
except the finding OF guilty TO the fourth charge.
The sentence Is also approved, but, on the recon-
mendatton OF the General OF the Army, 30 much
thereof as relates to imprisonment in the peniten-
tary Is remitted. and Captain Charles G. Cox from
the date Of the sentence ceases to be an ofcer OF
the army
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
POISONED BY A MISTAKE.

Sad Case of Death mt Amagansett, l.. la
Female Apothecary Makes a Bad Error.
During the last TWO or three months there has
been boarding at the house Of Mr.. Charles Hand
Amagansett, a family, consisting Of the following
persons:-Mrs. Gordon, children and servant girl,
and Mrs. Killingsworth, the mother Of Mrs. Gordon;
lady some seventy years Of age On Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. Killingsworth feeling somewhat un-
WELL Mrs. Gordon sent their servant girl to the house
of DR.. Van Scoy for eight grains Of quinine. The
girl called at the DOCTORS, but he was out. His wife,
however lin the habit of dispensing medicines in
her husbands absence), weighed out
nIGHT GRAINS OF MORPHINE.
She says she understood the servant to say NOR
phne and now insists that the girl did say morphine.
The medicine was taken to MI. Hands and deliv-
cred to Mrs. Gordon, who made up TWO pills from
what she supposed was quinine and gave to ner
mother The mother hestating to take them, Mrs.
Gordon took one, saying TO her mother that 1t
WOULD DO ANY ONE GOOD
The mother took about four grains, which imme-
diatey put her to sleep. On trying to awake her
mother some time afterwards, she found II mpossi-
BILE to do SO. physician was sent for, but he was
of no avail. She died at three O'Clock on Thursday
morning. The daughter (Mrs. G0rdon) was some
what similarly affected, being very sleepy; but the
doctor, by the repeated use OF emetcs was enabled
TO save her life. Mrs. Gordon Is from the South.
Mrs. KillingswOrth has son IN chicago, who has
been telegraphed for. Mrs. Gordon has been
IN THE HABIT OF USING QUININE
as medicine, ana supposed she was administering
il at the time. 1t generally thought that the girl
asked for morphine instead or qunne, as Mrs. Van
Scoy Is very careful woman.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
KUIsANCEs IN THE STREETS.

Important Orders to the Police.
Acting superintendent OF Police Bosworth yester-
day issued the following general order which was
adopted by the board Of Police at q meeting held on
the 18th inst -
Whenever in any precinct an obstruction or OBJ
structlOns In the street shall exist, which be re-
moved, appropriately and readily to the corporation
YARD, and which, IN the opinion of the officer In
command. should b< removed In order to prevent
accidents TO persons, animals vehicles lawfully in
the street. he shall cluse such obstruction or OBJ
structions to be removed without delay to the Cor
poration Yard near Eleventh street and North
river, and present his bill OF reasonable charges
therefor at the office OF he Mayor (wnere they Will
be paid.
Your attention is also tailed to rule No. of the
Night SCavengers' licenss, issued by the Board of
Health, which reads as fObws:-
Drivers shall take the nearest direct route east or
west, to the river, and proceed up or down. as the
case may be, on the street adjoining the dumping
docks, and return in the same manner.
This rule is frequently volated by the drivers Sc
lectlng Tor their route TO and from the dumping
docks the best paved streets without any regard to the
most direct route thereto also In this that instead
OF going up or down the river stieet or street ad-
joining the dumping docks, as required by the rule
the Eight and Ninth avenues on the west side and
Third, Lexington and Second avenues on the east
side, are used for that purpose.
BY q resolution OF the Police Board passed on the
18th instant you are required In every case or vio
1atlOn OF this rule to report the same In writing 10
this Office giving the name of the driver and the
number OF bis cart.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
SUPREME Coua1-cHAMoeRS.
The Board Of Education Alleged Bribery
Case-Application on Behalf Of John H.
Hennessey for n CeriiOrnri.

The Board Of Education Alleged Bribery
Case-Application Behalf Of John X.
Hennessey for n Cerfiornri.
Before Judge Ingraham.
Mr. Levcrson. counsel for Mr.. John r Hennessey
one OF the trustees OF the Board OF Education who
was removed from his official position some time
since, on the charge Of having received 500 from
MISS Mary E. Cannon, as a consideration for prOcur-
ing her the position OF teacher Of the evening
schools, made an application this morning for q
ceedngS for review to the General Term
oil this court on the following gr0unds:-That the
committee OF the Board of Education, to whom the
case OF Mr.. Hennessey referred TO take evidence,
ting they had power, there was not quorum OF the
committee present on some occasions one being
absent while the testimony was being taken; that
the Board OF Education as body, only had power
TO carry the proceedings. except they appointed
= special committee tribunal to investigate the
charge; that they should not have referred to a
standing committee matter that should be acted
Mr.. Vanderpoel, on behalf OF the Board Of Edu-
cation, contended that his opponent had no
ground to stand upon, because MIR. Hennessey
had had ample opportunity It, to defend defend
and introduced witnesses In his own BEHALF and
that last July his counsel made q motion in this
court for q lnandamus TO compel the Board to rein
present application was merely brought forward as
. perpleXing litigation.
Judge Ingraham-If Mr.. Hennessey took the
ground that the committee had no power why did
he introduce witnesses In his own behalf2
Mr.. Leverson-We could not take advantage OF 1t
any sooner than we have, because we did not know
until the absence OF q member Of this committee
that such charge was actually 10 be brought for
ward
After some further argument the Court took the
papers and reserved Its decision.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
THE SOUTHERN LIST STEADY


The market for the Southern State bonds was
without special feature but steady. The following
were the final street ex ecu
pom. el2G 62s4; do, new, 601s 60H; Virginia, ex
coupon, 65 6S; do, new. 66 81; do, registered
stock, so SO; Georgia skies, SO 85; do sevens 90
81; do. d. old, 80 90; North Carolina, ex coupon,
81 6l1s; do, funding, 1886, 80 40; do do, 1858,
"a 35; do, new, 294 29A; do, special tax, 23}a
"a; Missouri skies, sOk 90K; do. do. (St Joseph
9OA soh Louisiana sixes, II "A; do. new, 65 6S;
do. levee skies, rs Il; do. do eights, 81 8s; do
penitentisry sevens 70 80; do railroad eights. SO
Sc; Alabama nves, 65 72; do. eights, 100 q 101;
do. railroad eghts, 95 a 9s; South Carolina skies,
80 a IS; do, new, January and July, SO TO- do,
April and October, II IS; do, registered stock.
old, 70 rs; Arkansas per cent, rs a 70; Mobile
Ohio Railroad, sterling IS so do interest eghts,
70 "A; Mississippi Central Railroad first mortgage,
sevens, 10 so; do. second do eights, 66 20; New
Orleans and Jackson, first mortgage. 50 q IS; do.
second, 70 72; Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
| hrst mortgage 50 IS; do. second, ~ "A; do.
stock, "a SO; Greenville ana Columbia Railroad,
| guaranteed by South Carolina 90 90; Macon and
Brunswick, guaranteed by Georgia, 73 IS; Memphis
| City sxes 81 So; savannah City sevens, SO q s6;
| New Orleans consols, old 70 q IA do issue railroad
| SKIES, 20 II; do new sevens, u a 73
| THE sUBTREAsURY REPORT.
The following was to-days business at the office
| of the United States Treasurer
GOld recelpts ...................... $536 O6.
Cold payments.. ...................... l0O, So
uVo paiauces.."'. pS'yo,ViV
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
JERSEY RAILROAD RAGING.

Not satisfied with slaughteriLg one or more human
beings almost every day and eidangering the lives
of hundreds by reckless management and careless
employees, the Norris and Essex and New Jersey
railroads. have discovered new mode OF jeopardiz-
,ne the lives of passengers, a. weh as their own
rolling stock. Scarcely a day passes that several
races are not run across the Newark meadows be-
tween trains OF the two roads, whose tim. of start
ing from New York is alike Or nearly 50. Last
evening an exciting contest OF this sort was In
TIE New Jersey road ct twenty minutes past five
O'Clock In the afternoon and train on the rival
road when about half way across the meadows
the Morris and Essex train developed extraOrdi.
nary desire TO outrun It's rival At length the engine
nr0fe away from the tram and soon dashed forward
anead OF the Jersey train. The engineer ran ahead
for at least half mile before he appeared to dis
cover his situation 30 thoroughly engrossed was he
with the desire to go ahe2Q. surely fnls matter OF
racing should be stopped.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
FRIDAY, Sept. 16--8P. M

WALL STREET, |
FRIDAY. Sept. 16-8 T. M
BUoYANCY.
The change in the temper of the speculative feel
ipg In Wall street and the awakening Of the mar
kets TO decided activity. generally percepble
to-day In the thronged attendance at both the
sessions Of the Board az well ~ In the more AMI
mated appearance Of the Long Room. So far, how
ever the dealings have been more generally directed
to the active shares on the list at the Stock Ex
change and the inference is drawn that the present
bent Of the speculative mind is toward those vehicles
which will afYord the readiest qualification Of
the speculative desire. That the immobi'
lily Or the gold premium Is disgusting
large amounts Of capital hazarded upon
the chances Of the golden die is reelected In the
waning movement in the Gold Room, where the
daily cearances are now far below the usual average
in an active Market while to-day the nuctuation
was simple oneeighth per cent. In fact, were IL
not for the outstanding bulisn interest In gold,
evoked by the prospect Of recurrence Of the
usual upward turn at this season Of the year. when
our exports OF produce lighest the daily clear
ances would show but a few millions as the actual
amount changing hands from day to day. But this
interest, formed on the theory Of special demand
at this season. like every Wall street project smi
larly based, and is therefore, likely to meet with
unexpected discontinue How vain are the cacu-
lations OF Wall street Is demonstrated In the pre-
sent buoyancy at the Stock Exchange and ease In
the money market. Two months ago the public
sentiment was unanimous in believing that the mid
die Of September would witness the utmost strin-
gency in money and probably panic in stocks So
much for the value Of precedents In endeavorng to
solve the future OF Wall street movements. II the
public could just now drive the "bullsn and bears''
fom the gold market the price would settle to its
legitimate figure. As 1t is the bears" in selling for
o decline, have made demand for the gold which
the "bulls'' possess. and In this deadlock
the merchants are compelled to pay more than what
would be the price were the demand confined to
their wants alone. 1t was this deadlock to-day and
the.gradual abandonment Of the gold market by the
impatient class Of SPECTATORS who like larger
and quicker "turns," that produced market In
which the quotation stood all day at ia 114H until
late in the evening" when the reported failure Of all
attempts at mediation between France and Prussia
occasioned ll4h to be bid at the close, although no
sales occurred at higher figure. The course OF the
market Is shown in the table,
The New York herald., 1870-09-17

COFFEE.-R0 was in improved demand, ana with only
moderate offerings the market firm, especially the
better grades the sales 53b6 bags W. Fama 1000
do ex Haley, TO- arrive, private terms Baltimore
5 bags ex Templar were sold private Marcaibo
In fair request at full prices, 1912 bags were
We quoe-o ordinary csrsoes. 1ac s sir
a. ssir.me, fSp spGo a,a so prime d. iSs
Singapore, lsc 19c. Ceyon l9c. Maracaibo l5c
l9c. Laguayra l6Sc. l8c.; Jamaica, 14c. I7c. /;
Ceara l6c. Ec; Costa Rica l5xc 18c. Manila,
l7c Mexican, lbc. = lSc., and Savsnla l5<c l8c-al
gold duty paid.
CHIooRY. German ground in small supply and firm
At lUc. a llc., gold. We heard of sales
CEMENT-Rosendale was steady at III 80, with moder-
rate demand,
CoOoAThe demand wa. light, and heard sales,
and prices nominal at &C. 9bc gold Guayaqu,
in bond; 2bc. 2sc. do for Maracaibo do, l6c 6c
DO, for Caracas do
CANDLEs.-The business in oil was light the de-
mand being only for small lots but prices steady
caly for adamantine which quoted l6c for l2 IA
ConDAeEManlA was quoted at 2lc. &c. Russia bolt
rope, Isc Sisal rope, zoe. Russia tarred, Ice.
FLOUR AND DRAIN-keceips, IL 1856 bbls. 90 989
bushels wheat 2364 do ~ 07b OATS 5lOO do
malt The shipping grades of State and Western
in demand, but sold only extent In
of the increased rmness of sellers,
manded about lOc higher prices For the
demand moderately active and prices generally
stronger Sales 1900 bbls Southern -four
dealt in at former figures Sales $50 bbs Rye -four
manned heavy, with limited demand and free offerings
Sales $50 bbs Corn meal dull and nominal We quote
The New York herald., 1870-09-17

Inc MARKET Ior WhcaI was ActiVe tAe demand being
sssE S' Sss: $s,;
.g1s %s ,n g e; sa
Il s d. 81 for ''s new and n Cd
m Corn w.: active and and
and Sc for white and and Oats
old western Ole SSc for new white Ohio, and Sc for
choice do Rye. barley and malt dull nominal ii
FRErGHTs.- The market was decidedly active and
s 70 ana % Of
charerng business more active, but rates
pool ss, ;;ssn:s $4,000 Ss:h;i: wheat ssd.
sSo ~; e, eide zinc ess%s aase y: ss
bushels wheat a ID 10 Bristol Sour 20 h
;,S ISss 81: pr;
Indies and back 1t $4,000; bark, from the Msd
e with oS R1v.s' a. s brig
na% :p
to Antwerp with $500 eSls s a. or about a bark
vessels tons NeSsssa to &i%nson .%S
sn. = S b.Ik .aa 70 Bremen win
Dbl. crude do hin in bulk on Id. private G,; teri terms:
% Bags
prices Of most kinds were %nna was
M i2Ac gold jqte &C. &C., do; ssal 1i1sc do, and Tam
HoPs.-Thers% ~ wasl no change to note in the market
lots prices favored buyerse though quotaby lower
The bulk of the that has arrived this
in quality Small sales were made within the range of l6c
2Oc. for old and loo 25c for
HAY was in moderate demand at steady prices the market
closing 00c 96c for shipping, 81 81 10 for
81 81 10 for long rye straw and &c. soc. do
HDEsTho market quiet but prices steady for
q to 81 ibs., 24c Mhc., gold; do, 20 to- % lbs
2s,sc.; Corrientes, 2l TO % lbs, alSc. &c Rio
Grande. 20 to u bs sc 2Sc Ornoco II to % lbs, 22c
22Hc. California, 22 to 25 bs 2ic 22c Central Ameri
cam trimmed, lsto u lbs, lsc 20c do, not trimmed ls
to II lbs, lsc lsc Matamoros and Mexican Y to lbs
to y bs lsc 2oc Bogos, Is to 20 ibs 2c 2lc Mara
caibo, " TO % lbs 15c 6c Bahia 81 to 22 lbs l8c
ls1sc. Porto Cabeilo 20 to 70 lbs, lsc. a s0c.
LEATHER--Hemock sole was In fair demand from both
and Dealers the inquiry being chiefly the
better grades though heavy Of all kinds selling freely.
Prices steady except for inferior lots which
of sale and triae lower The only moderate
the assortment fair Union crop dull held for
full 6gures while rough in fair demand former fig
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.

About half past eight O'Clock yesterday morning
Charles Linderman, Al Thompson street, German
shoemaker fifty-three years of ag during the TEN.
porary absence OF his wife, committed suicide by
hanging himself to the top Of his bedroom door by
means of piece of cord Life was quite extinct
when he was discovered. Deceased was said to be
a very Industrious and economical man, and had
benefit OF MS son. q youth of fifteen years. The
money was deposited In the boys name, ana about
two weeks ago he obtained the bank book and drew
out the amount ($70 with which he decamped and
has not since been seen by his relatives. Coroner
Keenan, held an inquest on the body yesterday when
the FOREGOING facts were elected,
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
COURT OF COMMON plEAs-spEclAl TERM.
ExOrbitant Sherif,s Fees.
BEFORE Judpe Josenh r. Daly.

It
A Sherins bill was presented to-day to Judge
DAILY, and the lawyer claimed that or its items
were exorbtant The deputy sheriff levied on a
horse and wagon, In 159tn street and Tenth avenue
and charged eight dollars for carriage hire In going
thlther to make the levy. He put his son IN charge
OF the property and the boy drove the horse to a
stable, the deputy charging for this keepers fees
five dollars. The deputy's charges were fixed at ten
dollars Judge DAILY said the charges were 0utra-
xeOus and struck them out Of the bill
Can Man Get Drunk After His Life is
InsuredS
Horton u.s. The Mutual LIE Insurance Company
Of the United Stdtes.-This was an action to re-
cover $4,000 on life policy. The defendant set up
IN the defence that the deceased lost his life by fall
ing OF horse Car when drunk. PLAINTIFFS counsel
moved to strike out this part OF the answer irrele
want. claiming that the habits Of the insured after
issuing the policy, as to intemperance, does not
avoid the policy even II death should result there
from. The Court granted the motion.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
MARINE COURT.
Curious Breach Of Contrncf.
Before Judge Gross, Referee.

Young MEMS CHRISTIAN Association OF LO,ceU
Mass, us. WfItane II. MtlosTn.-The Young Mems
Christian Association Of Lowell made arrangements
with william H. Mlburn the delivery on Thanks
giving eve, 1859, Of his lecture entitled "What a
Blind Man Saw in Paris.n After the hall had been
nIred, lecture advertised and large audience had
assembled the association received telegram stat
ing that his agents. the American Literary Bureau,
had made arrangements for him to lecture at Sche-
nectady and he could not fill his engagement at
Lowell The action was brought by the association
to recover damages Decision reserved For plaintiff
Cephas Brainard; for defendant John Oakley.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY,

changed. We quote Sesian, e, gold. Tin dull and
prices generally heavy Sales loo slabs strss ut &c.,
gold and lions English private termsshe latter was
Sss s1 sYs Sale: o boxes assorted 5 sAa5 q
ga GELD coke terms, te ~ rs do and charcoal do,
MoLAssEs.-The market was stn extremely dull there
being no demand Of moment for description and prices
were heavy and nominal The business confined to
small lots to supply the immediate necessities Of the trade
The oherings were large, holders generally being very
nuO