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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-15

sncs vh;ch shai be exchanged in closed mails with
any countries to which they may respective serve
Is Intermediates: provided always, tnat sucn con
yeyance shall be effected by the ordinary means
of mail conveyance in use; and that the countries
taking the benefit of such gratuitous service snail
recip ocally accord the like privilege Of free tran
nit across their respective territories The PRIV
lege is also accorded to each Administrator o.
sending an agent ut its own expense, in charge OF
the mails in transit. The further privilege Is
accorded of free transfer of closed mails IN the
ports and harbors Of the respective countries 1rom
one vessel to another, in continuance OIL tneir co
veyance to final destination
ARTICLE XXI. Small sums OF money may oe
mutually transmitted between the Two countries
by means of postal money orders, ana tne ra'es
and conditions may be arranged by an agreement
between the two departments atef tne eystem "
postal money orders shall have been adopted by
the United States.
ARTICLE XIII. Until the same scale Of welgnts
shall have been adopted by the two departments
it il agreed that for the purposes Of TINS consen-
ton, fifteen grammss shall be taken ~ the EQUIV
.lent of half ounce, forty grammes as the equiv
aent Of one ounce and half, and 60 with their re-
spective mutiples in progression a. applied oy the
respective Offices. 1t 10 also understood that the
rates upon correspondence shall be applied accord
ing to the weight stated By the despatcnlng DE-
ARTICLE XIV The two departments shall
settjs BY agreement between them all measures
Of detail and arrangement required 70 carry INTO
effect this convention, which may be nodined
from time 10 time BY special arrangements 70 pc
aeresd upon directly between the two Post De-
h VitDess whereof the respective pienipoten-
tiaries have sgosd the present Convention and
have a0xsd thereto their ssa1s.
July. n ths year Il our Lord oee thoasand eight
husirsd al dxl3 -tAres.
IL n JOHN 4. kAeS0N.
r. n @. .. DAR1AvA1A.
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zBE CoURTsHIP sCiMP.

Winning n Pretty German Girrs An. ciion..
nnI borrowing her Money 60 Vanishing
with tue Dimes and Marrying Another
WomnI-And Making very Curious
Mess.
Anthony Self, Appointment German musician,
was sued souc time ago BY Philippine Black beau
u'ul German grl, for s1,2JO damages, for ALLEGED
breach OF promise Of marriage, and $500 lent 10
him. The cave WIS before Judge Spencer yestcr
day, on motion TO vacate an order of arrest
against Sell. The couple first became acquainted
nye years ago, Miss Black being 4 govorngss in a
family residing IN the same house with Self who
was widowcr, with two children. lie persuaded
her 10 superntcnd his household affairs and the
Of the children lie professed the deepest
attachment, and proposed marriage. She consented,
and then he induced her 10 lend him 1890.
After getting the money lin his possession lis
manifestation Of love abatcd and finally he told her
that such was his love for his first wife he could not
marry again She respected his feelings and express
ed her sympathy, but begged him to return the
money: Which he had borrowed. lie promised TO
ray 1t az soon as he received an inheritance that he
was momentary expecting. On receiving 1t he
vanished 10 parts unknown, without calling on Miss
Black
The girl nov became convinced OF the false part
he mad been playing, aud learning his whereabouts,
had HIM arrested aud held in Z 500 bail. On ms
liberation he married another woman and again de-
Camped.
Lis surety went in pursuit and brought him back,
eurTcndering him to the Sheriff Tie was again
bailed on condition that he would pay the iSDO but
lie again disappeared, and JUDI ement Was entered by
default.
About two months ago lis whereabouts we're as.
certalned and he was placed In durancc. liz was
no money TO pay tie judgment The motion Nss
denied.
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THURSDAY, Feb. ~ -fLoUR AND MEAL-Tho
market was more active t1d prices shade irper Tie
demand was Dot er for expert. with lair trade. Sales
100 hpls NJ CetfiO itr suparnne State and Western,
tS@ $50 for shipping extras DO, and jasG $50 for
bakers aud family hfaH's MCuling St. louR also,
Southern supernne a. T. $50 10 chipping and family
extras tSast,s iye h"ur. t,'0@sii5. Cora meal.
for nne yellow 4 l00 M.
svSpRI s-Cotton moro active NJ o5'tc FOR niidlin-
upanls Spirits turp,u. ne less active, ont lrm al -
&C Rostus hTlnct; luod strained sod az ga d.
Petroleum very dul. refined J0t a:04. NhssCy dali,
ceiling mainly A. NE"4c. 1ailow heavy. iasiJAc.
fteights very duh.
GRocEHIFs-Rio coffee active. iiHaisc., three ship
loads or about 100 htcs sold. tee quiet. Gaai1 e..
Moa>scs-salcs hy aGc on, 81 b0s. New OI.cans, iog
more acyei fair reclining, and Old crop, 9kt i0c
sales li5 hhds. anf ~ ks; best crushed, 4 oil &C
GRAIS-Whcat nrmcr; sAles 5000 bush at Ting
tli9 tor No. srrng lnoat, u $50 SIS for te4 win
Ter and amber and o. - for amber southern Corn m
better supply aud tcAs ely rm; Gales a. coo bush at
ts,iLc. for new mixed Western. slOl for old do. m
STORE and 9ic.@tl ior Jersey and Delaware yellow.
West reported al e. u. RaIey mat dull come sales
OF state. on short credit, M 81. rive nominal.
lECYIsiohs-ln orb Vah WCr aLd more active; sales
~ hhl'. AZ 80 . Tor mess, and $3.50 Tor prime mes
nlso, for future delivery 50o bbs mess closing afer
change nj 30 % for March AMI April. Beef quiet $50
cs Old ness sold at T. Cut meats dun pickle hams
selling at Asll4c. BACON more active ut 1870. for
Cumberland, Lard nrncr and excited sales $50 tcs,
hAe for prime western seam and l'AQ ~ for city
LOGS sieady city, l3@l!lc. WeVcru NJ 1ilkc. But
Ter dull ate, &5asc. Western, loose. Cheese In
more demand for export l5@islc, Fresh eggs easier At
3.4s.Ac,
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The school Of Miss Matte Baldridge, in Liberty
township was the scene OF a moot dlsgraccful ot-
currence oat day last week. IL seems she had oc.
cason TO correct q youth Of some fourteen SUMNER
n son Of Mr.. Joseph Orr lie was not disposed to
take the ,nshment he no doubt richly deserved,
and pitched into the teacher, Miss Baldrdge with a
roughness that would have done credit to a regular
bruiser. Catching her by the hair, he dragged her
around the schOOlroOm with masculine yiEor and
otherwise abused her. Whether the children In at
tendance we're cdi1ed We know not, but we have to
record The shameful fact that IN. larger scholars,
some OF them young men at that quietly sat by and
saw their teacher thna Outrageously treated. There
should be manhood enough In the smallest schools
IN Delaware county To have resented such con.
duct "a this and we hope never to be called up IN
lgain TO lay before our readers such another want
that prime article.
To make bad matter worse, we are nformOd that
when the director Of the school, iAAron Shoty was
informed OF the facts in the and asked to re-
drfts the wrong done aud preserve good order ID
the school, by sIpelling the begerent pupil lac de.
clinedto act and II IL reported that he SAID " that
the teacher didn't get half enough" We are IN.
clined to think that change in the dictatorship Of
that district would be for the goOu OF all concerned
school meeting was held soon after to consider
the matter, and take steps to sustain or expel the
teacher. We have not heard the result.
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Oppressive Tax on Poverty.

TO NE LdHOT OF me sun
Sra: Your remarks on Justice" under the
above heading, on the tax on p6WuLlo kcr-' tickets
In to.day's sun, recalls the fact that on the l2th Of
june 1875 the Internal Revenue tax bill le.ag
under discussion in the House Of Representative c
Hon w. f. Robinson OF Brooklyn moved that dose
tickets should be free nom stamp tax Mr. Scherck,
Chairman, am Mr.. Allison, member, OF the Com
mltloe Of " - and Means, opposed II. Mr. Robin
son explained and dclcHdtd HE motion, which was
carried by a majority oi eight (see Congressional
Cl0bs page 3llul
= The bill finally failed IN the House and a suhs'i
tute was reported and VAS finally adopted and be-.
came law. During q discussion OF tLs new biIl
or substitute, Mr.. Robinson again on tie 2Cth Of
June, moved 10 insert the following:
THAT stamp under the Internal ReIenne law
chan be required on any certificate or tCAet gwen by
P1wnbTokers Tor the article plcdged
Mr. Boutwell,, the present Secretary OF the Treasury
objected and the Chair sustained the objection (lo6f
PAGE 3,t2S and therefore this unjust and opprcs i've
TAX remains In the law, though tie House had voted
against ~ and the poor receiving 10 20 cents On
IN article pawncd have TO pay five cents for tlrIr
ticket, Nhc' ~ held to be a contract, and paws 40
much as ,,trLct involving thousands Of dollars
Let the li,ss demand the r"Bewal ol " Hohinsou's
am nImCu' COMM ~ SENSE
NEW YOEE. T,b. 10, $40,
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FIGHTING 4 RaILRo1D RING.
Rural Capitalists Initiating the Tnmnany
Polite Themselves In
Directorships by Fraudulent subserip-

PulttIci nnr-PerpetuaftnH Themselves IN
Directorships by Fraudulent subserip-
lions.
Jas. Fisk, Jr., as owner Of 1888 shares Of the
Albany and susquehhnna Railroad Company, has
sued obtain the full par value Of 1880 shares Of
the stock Of the railroad, which was issued about
the 9Th Of August. 1869, $500 shares of which
subscribed for by Joseph II. Ramsey, President Of
the road, in the name Of David Groesbeck & Co.,
and 5000 shares In the name Of Dabney, Morgan n
Co., upon which nothing has been paid $500 shares
were subscribed by Mossrs. Joseph II. Ramsey,
Jared Goodyear, John wostover, John Eddy, Robert
II. Pruyn, James Hendrick, Harvey Hunt K. II.
Ford. Min4rd Hardee, John Cook, and Vim. A. II &C,
upon which ten per cent was PAID; and twenty 1--we
per cent paia on 24OO shares subscribed FOR BY
DAVID Groesb,ck 4 Co and others.
Mr. Fisk claims that at tie time OF these subscrip-
tons fraudulent conspiracy was formed between tie
directors and the subscrbors. for tie rurrose u OBJ
tanning the sole management and control Of the
Company, 10 It for their private advantage,
aud that through tins means the election OF SoptuI
Der lHst was carried that tie road, since urs, 10.
rectors took possess on, uI- lcNu 10 very stuie |
circumstances and IN imminent danger Of bank.
ruptcy, thlt the directors have REUSED 10 enforce
!. ymeut Of the amount due ON these shares. but
manenty IN tlcir rrc,tnt condition, and SIMPLY to
use item 20 eject thor annual election directors
AMI tn pttpctuatc tueIT powers.
the case came heiute Judse lngraham. YESTERDAY,
on motion, IN tie part OF the paiuur, TO restrain
the sale Or transfer OF these shares Of stock pending
the action. o. application OF the dcien iants tie
case Was 40 OuTned one week, a temporary Iujuuc.
ton 10 be granted meantime.
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Live stock Market.

NFw YORK, Thursday, Feb. l0.-N It'll no fresh
pts there was no trade H. beef ca tie and prices
main nounnay the sane Is reported ye.tci lay, ~
tglt'.r. y y, Tor common 10 strictly prime Western
sl'c r.; Inc mSrRct for sheep was variable, being a
I'll de hmer at the uptown market places where stock
was not plrntv hut UNCHANGED At C6mmunipaw, where
the receipts were lDrral. Receipts At all places mum
Der & head The arrivals Of hogs ~ car loads
or 'Sm bat ~ were tor slanghteTers direct Mituuut
sues' We 9unls; homlnaly, common to prime at o. t
lbAc Dressed hogs were nrMcI, with an adv sn"c OF
y p. on city, which were sen ny at l!A@I.,. &c aud
Western at M fllhc.
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TIE TAX ON WALL STREET.
OGciaI List Of Two Hundred Brokers who
have Paid Penalties.

The official lists OF the brokers who we're prose-
cuted by es Assessor Webster, and who have paid
the penalty in each case, completed yesterday
Copies arc TO be transmitted to Washington. The
following arc the names, with the amounts which
has kan tn,.
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Eusmrss Hotties,

If YOU would make GOpd iuvrstr,ont-, i'm
Ntttu"ns Thai wi. return 'pu twu-full the worth nj
your money golo Irqphaaen, liantcr 4 co.,, @N ip,
and 4u9 BowrrY and purchase YOUR ciulhug none
lcttcl, none cheaper ~ "a, WaIktt.
Wheeler a. Wilson'S SCwin1 NurIin 900,
lin BlundNai. cor 4uih ST. for salc, payLnc M In.
slaihnents without extra Charge. Machines To ltt.
j r.. ELLIS
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BANKING .iND FINiNCTiL.

THE FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT. GOLD
BONDS OF the MIDLAND RAILROAD continue to
meet with much favor from investors. The issue
Up to the present time j. nearly exhausted. What
remain are sull offered 1t par aud accrued interest
IN currency.
GEORGE orDYKE & co.
~ Nassau 81
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DAY-WEl'Srt.R At Webster place, Marshne'd,
MIf., on Wednesday, Feb. q, ny the Rer. VIM T. lug-
4 hc y" 81 " ln %g Sew Y6 mGrIG TO- NS%
luc ~. Webster, dmalIt'r o. llccngr r'd Caronlc
Wen ter, AMI gynudIu tlirr o. naWD web ter
NODldli"-J ARN lS.-on Wrnrslly, Fen. o. NJ
TRINITY Clapc, by ihc Rev. Moran DIX, >. T. D.. az.
.sttd ~ the Rev. lHul ANN !. Hal .ui, u. D., William
W. l.. Nuorhs t,J d.. iHymund. daughter OF the atc
Nelson JARVIS, Is l.. nuti of Mls ely,
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERCIAL.

- :. :, =. IN. -. - -, =
1hUhsDAr, req lO-r. m-ihere was less con-
ndent tone TO the gold market to-day ana tue premium
declined nom l2ok to 12oN with closing sales at T. NJ
atisoH Alter the adjournment OF the room the mark
was quiet at 12o9i20f, the pal quotation being 20.
There entire absence OF speculative activity, "a
Tho larye snnniv of eo, IN ,he 10
~ 'e' s"PP" VI WIN v" WV '""' ~ -.
create any Immediate activity, especially rs the egitt
mate dctnand ia nnnportan, Tho nroccedinqp in the
- $3.50, " $50 - - - ,,,,.
room were Interrupted by meeting OF the Executive
Committee Allied Mt tho reouest Of Meparp Van saun
90 IN reseronco A., co,,st iI,od ,harn nrac,,ce. Mr.
Wa iu ree'ence'o certain hleeeu thhfp pAOSes' MI
Van Saun indemnity denied the allegations, and
reoues,ol Tho r,chonr. 20 ouno,n, . co,,p,ittee Of
Nf'e ~ isN'"""s' w "fP'i"' N -
inquiry TO examine the books, &c, OF the
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CORWIN.-On Wednesday INC ming, Fph. O. Margaret
Poillon, vic OF Auci Cotwin, M M h wear of her
age.
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MdRINE INTELLIGEyCE.

NT"TNrT'" NtNNN '-rrrr psv
mn rises. 20 Sr sets.,,, 80 Mol1 riscg.. Il
uln.t NArR.l-r us pAv
~ dJ Iook., 10 Coz. lsland. 4l5 Hen IIt'. s e
ArriNcd-THUBsnAY. F,b. TO-
Bark Nilicctr. Ma'anals sugar.
Bgig Adele Nc loon, Galveston, mdsc
Sciir. T.. W, Wheeler Matln2as, nlulAsses.
SChr, Slyer Star. Havana, f.nt.
scNr. j, l.. Au.er, PcIndml sugar ami cotton.
Also, the usual river ald cua.tWise ycsstl,
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$50, g, coup. lax iiiHtGold bond c J.. WS ga
Tennessee. at Secs - the OIL advancing - ccut 70
issues uuaccountabiy dee inci ~ X cent. TO q s.
NorIh CAIoinss Were sieid, a. ~ az - Ana -3s
cent cent tS 81 MISSOURI IN we're in sood monty a.
aiO. and Louisiana cvee sNrs NJ -; AlaSuua oigbt-
selling AZ 70. Illno. bonds Of i.H AZ rar and I,rooslyn
demand with sales Of Foutl National at 0i sh1c and
Leather gow stock 10, American EXCHANGE 49, Mer
Ncsropoitsn is. cs1rTSi SHi9sS iSo BaaR u Cois
mctce "a Tenth National o'. Irving il1 and lmpof-
Railway mortgage were strong. the Pacncs potabiv
IS and Gnans 10 IA Gfca wss,eS ,ccdad. wers
steady a. q. md Milwaukee AID s. Paul so convert.
bic uonfs II s9k rrss u columbus. Chicago and II.
The railway snare marx { al the orening was barely
steady. ana was irrcsaisr until about m dGny Wicn
pIce o,s sharp ulwaTi turn and te entire ~ O..
y sRTs ~ ARA, TS sSs Gp the o N
Island having .gaired ,ii So and Milwaukee ana
a. COMPARED with the zane ,,9e ia f SG fSc
brit named commanded the most attention, ard open
atli9s lhe 81. Paus were buoyant AZ about Inc
ercd, hui we're Iawer at the elise. Lave shore on
arso rnsaeiions was car ed ~ 20 - rom SIS. with
active. though the fluctuations were oonnued
aSS ptre1PP tS oo nnan r s nIn =,
GN.Tlfc n re vas an a-tve inquiry Tor tie Wander
scrip from o. TO o. aud HAreu lliHcslt, ONO add
mississippi advanced non ~ 10 80 Fort Wayne being
and krie AZ 21s.44. Ilu.- Centfal has been IL -ood
inquiry under foreign demand. the price rising 81
l"e, The London quotstioI San Tag a .g. Ham h.
and 81 Joserh common and preferred sod at Altor
and IerreHaute Al . chicago ami Alton at itsY IN
Michigan Central at ~ Gle The carr ny Of the
New London NoTthern Lai road for the month % Jn.
vary were So,iS>l, IN 4Clc.4o Of tg.sii4 over uiC
cOrfespoaiug pelod TO- lt9. Misctane3 shares
have Ocen quiet Pacitc Mall ranging nom u to ~
Ncsteru Union Iciegrall f0id a. S'hQ ~; Canton
@4fAk; Narposa con- on, 10. the preferred. 90
snd QucksilNer, D. =. Ennrtss sIar wcrr strong
Adasaod uthed states, tu. rrst named selling a. - o,
WoiA. anu Unitcd state 90. tlh. II J. ofrd inst
or ~ y cent. cal. .HrrI ~. H' dcc.ar'a @.
Adams daring the present yyr Amer 'tI sc. .Np
quoted A. lek.
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Spttrll sloiltrs
THE CENTRAL PARK CATTLE.
The puzzle nr" invited u CAL 40 the Buch'rs' " nc
mi RAT Association Ahatfor attn st. and East River.
and the four Central Park Cattle which will remain
tncre until Fen a. 1870 and whose skins to he pre-
pared and stuffed and presented 10 the Central Parl
auihOriucsj together with n nnc lot Of steers and
helfcrs, which Will offered for sale by WM LABOR,
a. ms sas ~ and 81 Centre Market, on Feb Is and 10.
MEDICAL TESTIMONYi-
ave have used HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT In prac-
tlce, and the results have been such to fully justify
the claims made for n feel certain that II is DIS
tined TO supply want long felt"
IMPORTANT TO GROCBRs AMI. BUTTER
DEALEKS-Butter, butter, butter, NJ greatly reduced
prices for cash, at ~ Washington st., one door from
Reaie st. Now York
SUGAR RONRs. sugar boxes cheap, i5c ;.chcap.
est kn1inR wood used. Apply nc corner Of Reade
and Greenwich; In large or small QUANTITIES..
OggIClAi DRAWINGS.
e, II. MURRAYS LOTTERIES.
MIsSOUR-Extra Class NO. .U, Feb 10, 1870.
rs. a, IS, Z. t6. 50. q. %, % F1, G1
MISSOURI Glass No. H. Fuh. 10, isio.
o. ~ "a %. -, 90, "a, 10 a.. %. y. 10
kiNIl tkl-INtra Gas so. ltt. tCh.iQ 1870.
81, ", "A. o.. y. a. 80, %, ~. -. a, ~
KEN iUCKl-tllss No. l0S. Feb. 10. 1870.
o.. Il, q, u, &c, 20. -. Co. g. iS, Is. II.
Prizes clthCu ana Information furnished y NE loYe
and also Royal Havana Lotteries. j. CLVTr. Broker.
M broadwty. iaa Fulton ST.. AID farA row.
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Smnetmtnts.

ACADEMY s * III H ,ts,fis OPERA
NOTlCE.-ln consequence of the heoessi for further
rebeaTtals, the production o.
RIGOLETTO
is urnvoidably postponed uutil MONDAY, Feb. H.
TINS (FrdayD EVENING, Feb. II,
FIRST APPEARANCE IS PUBLIC
UF THE AMERICAN AMATEUR,
DIR. VALENTINE,
nlrcnry vorably known in amateur circles for his mu
VEsRDrs CELEBRATED OPERA,
BALIO IN MAsCHEIlA,
Nine BRIoI, sig IEFRANc. pr. VALENTINE.
Mile LAMI, Mime. LUAlLEE, Sigs BARILI, FOSSATI.
INCIDENTAL BALLET BY
Nile, MAl.IA SAND and Mr. MARMIG;
TOMORROW SATURDAY., ut ] O'Clock,
KELLOGGi KELLOGGll KELLQGG!!I
GRAND KELLOGG MAIINEE.
FRA DIAVOLO.
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tFflDle surplus. 'SJ -
During the year lo'l' Policies have been Issued in
surng Sjl.tl6,85jO3.
From the undivided surplus o. 81 GO 517a the Board
~ rusiees have declared DIVIDEND, available on
settlement " annual premium to each par.
ucipatng policy proportional 80 ia contribution 70
surplus"
Dividends not used in settlement Of premium will be
added 70 tho policy.
SsUsrEEs.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, wM. A. BOOTH.
DAVID DOWs, GEORGES A. OSGODD,
ISAAC @. KENDALL, HENRY BOWERS.
WILLIAM H. BEERS, CHARLES l.. ANTHONY,
DANIEL g. MILLER, SANFORD COBB,
HENRY K. BOGAlT EDWARD MARTIN,
JOHN MARS, EDWIN HOYT,
WA. II. APPLETON, LEWIS F. DATTELL.E,
ROBERT n. COLLINS. II. b. CHAPLIN.
WILLIAM BARTON,
MORRIS FRANKLIN.
President
WILLIAM II. BEERS
NcePrcsdent and Actuary.
THEODORE ". BANTA, Cashier.
G9ea5EE i;t WiLE s9SEfr NJ D. Medical Examr
CHARLES WRIGHT, NJ. D.. Asst Medical Examiner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-11
BANKRUPTING CALIFORNIA
JNDUSTRY PiRALYzED ny 4 RECK-
LESS ENC or IMESThRS.

The Rain OF the Pacific Conat BY the Cone
spirntor- OF the Bank OF California
Ruling ont the Currency OF the Nation
Purchasing Cougrcssmcn aud Leais'a'
lures nud DcmornIizing n Community.