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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-15
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mark Smith is performing at the Olympic
TheateI, st. Louis.
Edwin Booth is acting to crowded houses, at
the Walnut, in Philadelphia.
Mr. Harry Palmer of NiblO's Garden has been
very ill., but is now recovering.
The burlesQue of Aladdin" at Lima Ed
wins Theaer, viii DE brought out with the Chapman
sisters in principal parts
The Union-square Theater becomes point
of particular interest in view OF the arrival OF the Vokes
FANNY These performers will be seen tonight.
The hall of the San Francisco Ministries will
remain open only two weeks longer Votares of Negro
insresy should note the fact and take tleir pleasure
betines;
Mr. Booths temperance at his own the
aer assigned next Monday evening, Will be made in
the character OF Sw EdWayd Mortimer, in Tine Iron
Chest"
Mr.. Augustin DAILY announces that he viii
commence his of management Of the Grand Opera
House next September, and Will produce king Carrot,
by SardOu and Ofenbach
Miss Leclercq, at Booths Theater, will play
Anne Carer and Juiiana, all the evenings Of the
week. save Wednesday and Thursday, when she Will
peat her fine personatiOn of knOwess Julia "PlOt and
PASSION is assigned for the Saturday Matinee Miss La
cercqs last appearance In New York this will be
made In French performance, for the benefit OF M.
Jugnet at Bryants Opera House, the 23d inst She
purposes visit San Francisco, aud will act there
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A TRIBUTE TO PROF. MORSE.

The Artists Fund Society of this city has
adopted the following tribute the memory OF tie late
Prof. Morse:
The members Of tho Artists Fund Society, called 70
say last farewell TO their revored friend and bcne-
factor, Prof s. f. b. Morse would express their deep
sorrow, relieved by kind Of sacred Joy, when they TO-
member his pure and faithful character, his successful
abors for the OF country his great achievements
as inventor, his Christian example, his happy and
completely finished life and his peaceful, triumphant
death Early devoted to art he brought TO It's pursuit
cultivated mind conscientious study, and sound prac'
tce leaving works Of high excellence, and proving that
he only withdrawn from the greatest success as an
artist by the absorbing claims Of hs famed Invention
We are indebted TO him for the foundation OF tho
Academy Of Design for lis firm championship OF Its In
dependence, and for example Of solli simple, and
permanent method OF execution In harmony with the
works Of the great masters Of painting We recall with
affection his paterna kindness master IN art hs
neyerfaiing Interest in all that reraincd TO profess
sion, his wise counsel 10 Society, and bis generous
gift to fund We offer earnest sympahies TO Lis
hereaved family, and invoke for them the highest conso
laton5. By order 0s the Board Of Control. .
JOHN Z. KENsEIr, President.
ALEXANDER LAwRIE, Secretary.
lo..
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tho Estshed and Free Churches and the synod the
United Presbyterian Church In Scotland a delegate
from General Assembly OF the Presby terrain Caurch
In tho United States.
Tho Now-York Methodist Conference, on
Saturday, after eicctlng the Rev. Dr.. J. D. wakelya
delegate to tho Genera Conference. discussed resoiu
ton recommending young ministers to abstain from
using tobacco. Several mer'bers who had found relief
In tobacco from disempers WEIGH lad bafod medical
art spoke kindly OF 1t that te Rev. DR.. Wakely
cascay suggested the adoption OF IN amendments
accommodating its universal ufc. Tie original rcsOlG-
ton the word young" being omitted. to make the ap-
plication general, was finally adopted.
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TIE MrssIssIPpI STEAMBOAT DISASTER
INQUEST OF TIE VICTIMS THE ENGINEERs
STATEMENT.

INQUEST or TIE VICTIMS THE ENGINEERS
STATEMENT.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 13.-The Coroner held
on inquest to-day on the bodies Of the victims OF the
Oceanus which were here by the steamer
Belle ST. Louis. George Keghty, frst engineer testi-
fed that the Oceanus inspected last December at
NewOrlcans and found fully up to tho requirements OF
tho law her boilers rated at I27 pounds OK steam;
the inspector tho valves that figure and locked
them; the explosion occurred while crossing the river
from tho Missouri shore the steamer struck tho bar
when in the middle OF the river witness had been on
his watch about is minutes and during that time no OK
amned the water in the boilers twice and found IL at
three In the larboard, two In the sarboard, aud two IN
the middle boiler; the there water n
the labOard than in the other boilers because tho
boat was listed; the list caused by the boat making
a turn thinks the middle boiler exploded 1rst, and
thought the muddrum had been struck by snaR but
thinks that the muddrum or some OF it connecting.
pipes way consequence OF the boat striking tao
bar and that the explosion resulted thercirom thinks
tho boiler was carrying about 40 pounds Of steam when
the explosion occurred the boilers and uddrim were
blown at Cairo; this was done az eyey change of
watches the boilers thoroughly cleaned out AZ
Shreveport and no defect discovered in them.
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LECTURES, MEETINGS,

Paul B. Du Chailu will give, tomorrow eve
ning at the meeting of the Geographical Society," IN the
Hall of the Historical Society III secondave, an account
with illustrated views 0f his recent travels In Norway
ana Sweden
The Committee of the Bar Association, ap-
pointed to investigate the alleged corruption In tho
Marine Court will meet tonight, at No 30 West Twenty
seyenthe and all persons having any information to
give which will tend to throw light tho subject under
Consideration are requested to be present
The Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyler, -. D., of tho
Ifayetteave Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn preached
for tho last time previous his dep Scotland
last ovoniuH He will attend the General Assemblies Of
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THE NAVAL INVESTIGATION.
EX-SECRETARY WELLES EXAMINED.
GENERAL PREsS DIsPATCH.l


GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH
WARRINGTON, ID. c., April 13.-The Naval
Investigation Committee met to night at 7, o'clock. Ex
eeur.i Wclles sworn, and testified to the
tracts the Secors while he Secretary Of the Navy
he ed not recollect tile date but they were extended
from t.le TO time; there was Board, OF which Adj
Iuiral Gregory was President, which passed upon the
CLAIMS Tor aterations such as approved
him; lie passed them, and they were paid
10y the urcau OF Construction the contract price for
bail ling three lronclads sS00yOOO and the Secors
allowed between S500000 and 100000 additional;
tie Hg0ld Board completed the scrutiny OF the secOr
claims after the death OF Admiral Gregory the Secors
had claims for extra work. which the Navy Department
could allow; appeal made to Congress by the
SeoOrs and others which resulted Ia the appointment OF
the Selfricge Board, who made report the claims
amounting 10 s2000O0 The Secretary believed that no
action was taken this report but law was passed
authorizing the Secretary OF the Navy to appoint
Board 10 examine the claims and report In detail; the
Secretary appointed the Board of witch Marchand
PRESIDENT; the Board took the claims through
them, and made report allowing 100000; after
the passage Of the act OF Congress for the
settlenent OF the SecoI and other claims applica-
lion WAS made 10 the witness 10 reopen them,
hut this he considered he had no right TO do
Claims had passed from the control Department
Congress having disposed OF them; he regarded the
Gecor claims as finally paid so far the Navy Depart
IDent was cOncerned witness recolected the contract
will Paul H. Forbes, who made utter failure In build
ing tho engines Tor the Idaho aud Algonquin the Naval
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

Fifty thousand dollars Of the $4,000 required
memorial edfce to Theodore Parker
Boston 5000
THE members of the Glass Of 1912 of Trinity
College reunion in Hartford "Wednesday July TO- the
Gay before tie Commencement.
1.-THE health of His Majesty King Charles of
Sweden which hs' been for time do not Improve and
fears that he may not entertained.
miss Nellie Grant, the daughter of President
arrived Liverpool the J nst aud received By AR
Dudley te American Consul Miss Grant proceeds to London today
Samuel G. Reeves, late Clerk OF the New-Jer-
Assembly has been arrested 1eutoD for perjury lie nAds an
adayt changing the members q the Assembly with having male
when made
Charge VI pcnuU. lie released s 800 tsu
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LOCAL DURGLARIES.

A gang of burglars, early on Saturday, en-
tered tenement in Crosby-st, near Bfoome-st'
traversed the roofs to Broomes broke open the
scute and descending 10 the second floor which Is &C.
cupied by Louis b. Binsse & Co.. packed up 5000 worth
of pearl buttons in bags. These were lowered from
window TO conlederates in Crosby-st. ,,,,
Thomas Mct,lalc James Williams, and John Dillon
broke into the steclpen mandatory OF george hau
ford az No. I8 West Ihrtyseyenth-st early on ratur
dav hey omen the safe In the office the second f0or
and stole s35 IN cash, gold watch, and valuable pa
pers they were caught IN the building, ana were COLI
United log trial by Justice Cox
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
FOR other Ship News sec Second

FOR other Ship News sec Second
ARRIVED.
Steamship Volunteer BlOo PHILADELPHIA with mise AMI rssa
o Lorilar, Steamship Co. - -.
Slip Gaatea Boon) Gardiner Manila via DOsoa days. with
sugar.
Bark Hale f porad) White, Cardinals daY With mo-
l,sseS . n. IL,
OF Dudley tf PERTH p.biaao Santos JAN 90 Wa
Hampton kous hpr H. VITA couey.
Brg Kuisl 7u'rg Carielas lays with sugar.
NIsD-Sunloga. moer1 g. >. W. clear
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SENATOR SCUURZ IN NEWARK.

Senator Schurz addressed on Saturday night
LARGE audience at the Opera House in Newark, Il. J
Oh the subject "1hc German Nation of tho New
World" The lecturer argued that In this country every
should seek to promote the good qualities OF other
natonaliies as well to advance those of his own
nation Tao lecture delivered In oSponso to an
invitation of Directors OF the Newark German Hos
ptal, and IN aid OF that Institution.
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PRESIDENTIAL.

TO the Editor OF The 1ri6URe.
SIR: Gen. Grant is evidently trying to curry
favor with the Irish, from his affected fOLdnes for
Murphy.-The prophecy that If Con. Grant entered
the White House nc would leave it, probably
meant that no would hereafter be known tho pres
ent" President. JOHN SMITH
Fort Pain, n. Y, April 70, 1872.
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ATTEMPT TO LYNCH TWO MEN IN KENTUCKY

CAIRO, H., April 13.-Two OF the four men
imnrcoted in tho late attempt to commit arocious
outrage upon lady and her daughter, near Clenton'
Hickman County KY, wero arrested, and while their
trial was in progress repeated attempts we're made b
mob TO lynch them The mob attacked the jail RuarI on
Tbursday night and 80 exchanged Dut Will
out seTios results on either side Tho mob Is ayowedy
determined 10 Iynch the prisoners or burn the VILLAGE
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UEA1HER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OFPIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE
WASHINGTON, ADrll ID a. m }

7
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL Off4CE
WASHINGTON. April ID a. m
Synopsis for he past hcsnty.JoHr hours. -,
The barometer is now highest over tne
south Atlantic States Falling barometer has extended
eastward over Mississippi the upper lakes anu tne
interior OF the southern States with eastefY 20 south
erIv winds and Increased cloudiDess Paflay CLOUDY
weather Ia now prevailing over the NcwEng1and, mld
die, and South Atlantic states
Probabilities.
The barometer will continue falling on Monday from
the lakes eastern gui ana gradually exeha east
and increasing cloudlness. ., - A., ,-.u
The area of rain will extend eastward over the Upper
lake region the Middle States, and possibly the >outh
Atlantic States Monday Rising barometer, north
ward over the Upper Mississippi. Brisk winds are prob
able for the Lake region, but dangerous winds are not
auticpated.
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C<-c---zF57J.-1-.-1
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pFNEDc7oa Tgey morning Agrl H. jesse W. B'n'e' Of tho
Notice ii lane.al lcrelfes
DtLDRE9 AG - as5 t I c ;t At I,S'S s
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TIE en and Te!tvGe are rc.,ery 1ytet to a s nsf.
Twenty .lstL.st and F.thaye. ,,-- l.. A..
YORK Lolg and n NJ together Sa the iF1.e'a AEs ~
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Tn Y,p iio Gr s3e2,, ne i,'td'
The sD scr -SaS't true sr AID COOL
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ban aged 10 yeas ani mOu.hs.
FITzpArRcx-A solemn requiem viii h" orr' % r. st. Pa.
r.e5J Ckarca. hsa's a'.o!q b lie ,so- lie Rev g.
TIE rayeepI Clergy at! M ell respectfully Eie to attend
GA1E-ou Friday Al I'll T. am Ci wl" CT join e. Gale, 'Hi
r SaashteT OF IL, Ind is q. y arc respectful nri;c,
the aaers ler ~ @ eao' To- rs west f"ea %
Monday afternoon, Of "c!'e"
HANrORD-on sunts Apdl1i wa Infn Of william IL. and
Relatives Of tue arily RI, respectfully Irvie 70 attend
w. liz West Forty ala'Lit Tleay, the 1854 all 0coei
pm. .
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morning congestion Of the r1ys Nellie m
fan. James H. and A4ls R5ets2a ;ei s1 @ol
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o'cl0cs trai1.
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s 10 e. - ycars and months oa OF haMa aai VIC e siA's
t. tsc ill 2e ,ilcs o'clock Tuesday 10Th Inst: at No
20 .,.u FO.ra-st, near Grove, Jer5t. Cry
slI ugl, nor ia D, vie Of w W. Shore, formerly Of
Fals. so, sock p from Twenty 'oar.a s.. Method"
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mi AT 81 ocock irln leaves uag.e 4 Point st2;Jo.
VAN DCREyAt aaown n j. on Saturday april H. Ben
janin Van Doro,. srel - ys,ES ,,, me =.
II O'Clock.
vARSEYA: Savannah Ga on April H. Royal :" 'SEpy d. d. %
lis
Nolcs Of iuoeral hereafter.
Gle, Gland papers please copy
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FE-az;r C.o-Wg. RENSE Of Pttsiol. Mass, ilveniei sud
vs. 10 IS, 10 MS raie MARK fra necre be pc
plre All SOL caring I,n. Other "a lies are unH al dolT
wing 10 100 a. q ts good n4E" By urg without ~ e0n
sort NJ drug 1t vii oountcn'ce such tnek Iulihg OF
scrg geaule RgSsEs PAlSkiLLhd MAGIC VI.
"a peJlreL Vay by WH. FES,E x Sons, Pt6tcA. Ma.
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GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH. !

The balances in the Treasury OF tie United States at
the clo Of business to-day were CON- sl24 O5i l9l
curcLey. g. l0206l coin certificates, s27lOS,5OO.
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,dps DO not fail Of those goods which Moot.
DAyIDsoS Co.. oaasay selling at onetrd ea. 1aa
ch gory-h aiie Table Knives az 81 dozea
P Fcss S9oons dozen, Plates 81 per doion and
Chia P.-.cs - dozen
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NARR[ED.

gHELDog,,cCOO.-Ia Philadelphia. TlurslAy Ap,l H. b. ne
Rv Herr d. Cook. LOWS Sheldon u D3ou > T. 70 NAY
G. rt.u1e q, Ccc4 .o csIds.
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i LETTER FROM SENATOR SUMNER.
MS ADVICE TO TIE COLORED NATiOHAL CON
YENTION.
ICY TELEGRAPH TO THB TElBVEHi
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE following Is
COPY of Mr. summers letter 10 the Convention Of coOfed
men now in session in New-Oreans;
WASHINGTON, April 7, 1872.
My DEAR STE: In reply to your in1Guy maze h"ato
IN saw that ia my judgment, the COlored Convention
should think OF principles than OF men, except 50
insist on the rights OF their mucilabused and in
suited people. 1t is absurd FOR anybody TO Say iLa ne
81 G ,re MAN. II ths situation is accepted
good faith it must be entirely, INCLUDING not merely the
abolition OF slavery and the OF oqi SUI
MED and abridged There must be complete eq.alliy
before the law so that in al institutions, agencies or
couyenences created regulated by law, tlerc can oe
no discrimination account OF color, but DlacH man
shall be treated as white man. III, .o
Convention TO invoke the Declaration OF independence,
so that its principles end promise snail become INhh
reajty never to he questioned In any way, bat recog
r1ed yawavs as guide OF conduct and governing rule
I'm the neTprcta OF the National Constitution pehS
in the nature of bill Of rights precedng the c0nsttu-
lie land unto all the inhabitants thereof Equality must
be proclaimed also and, since both are promised by
fine Great declaration, which is national act ana US
from their nature they should be uniform throughout
the country both must be placed under the safeguard OF
national law. There can be but liberty and one equal
ity the same in Boston and New Orleans the same every
where throughout the country me Goioreu people are
not ungcnerOus and, therefore, Will incline TO any
measures of good will and reconciliation but trust 10
excess OF benev0eloe Will make them consent 10 any
81 sGe e9 aoo gnlS peop aya nnI
longsuicrng, should be removed before the disabilities
San'fn hand 1t only remains that should say, stand
l,rm - The politicians viii then know that you are IN
earnest, and will no longer be Ilhed WIN victory VIII
WeonwLie accept my best wishes for the Convention
and believe, dear Professor, faithfully yours, s>,
To Professor John H. Langston Washin ytVn.
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Ur-f.

III No'i,e' Of Marriages must BE- indorsed ush hs'
name GRd 0G8eJs
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POLITICAL.
A REFORM PARTY.

A REFORM PAhlI'
CALL TO HONEST CIrIzENS-oRGANILiNu LII 49,,
REFORM yONRs--AN ANTI-TAMMANf EN-
ROLLMENT. -
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CURRENT TOPICS At THE CAPITAL.

TIE ST. GROIN LAND GRANT JOB--A THREATEN
ING COLOKLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WAR
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az the CABLES.
ThIers has net Resigned Latesi
Rr~n ParIs-ARrest.

ThIcrs has net Resigned : Latesf
From ParIs-Arrest.
LONDON, Nov. 2l.-A morning dis
patch was received here from New
York, announcing the report current
there Of the resignation Of Theirs, and
other changes in the Government Of
France. The report is false up to this
hour. There has not been even a ru-
NOR Of the resignation Of Theirs. The
Associated Press dispatches have given
a full history Of the current events In
France, and because Of the threatening
situation France is shown to be In by
them, the false report Of yesterday
was probably manufactured entire in
New York.
Robert Bowels was arraigned today
before the Lord Mayor, Oh q charge Of
faudulently converting two hundred
debenturcs Of Lombard's Venltlan
Railway. Dagiot, a banker of Naples,
Is the prosecutor. Bowles was re-
manded for further examination.
PARIS, Nov. 2l.-President Theirs
will not appear to-day before the COM
mittee appointed to draw up an ad-
dress in reply to his message at the
opening Of the National Assembly.
He will, however, attend q meeting Of
the committee tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-21

QUESTIONS ANswERED.-The ques-
ton has often been asked, why goods
In the clothing line cannot be sold
as cheap In Gold Hill as In Virginia,
but from the flattering encouragement
Reinstein & Co. have received since
they started business here, the question
seems answered, that by small profits
and quick sales and a largo assortment
Of stock to choose from, the trade caa Be
L.eni nj h0mP.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-21

WE ARE HERK! READ TMs.-M. F.
Waller, the well-known and popular
Gold Hill clothier, whose store Is In
DR.. Halls new building on Main
street, nearly opposite the NEWS office.
calls attention to his new stock Of Fall
and Winter goods, the finest and most
extensive ever brought to Gold Hill.
Waller laughs at all competition,
rs he Is able to sell at such low
prices that no one can afford to trade
elsewhere. Profit or no profit, Wal
Ter has an immense stock, and Will
sell 1t, anyhow.
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MAKE MONEY fast and honorably,

MAKE MONEY fast and honorabIy,
by at once applying for a territorial
right (which are given free to agents!
to sell the best, strongest, most useful
and rapid selling Sewing Machine,
and Patent Button Hole Worker, ever
used or recommended by families, OF
buy one for your own use ; It Is only
IS. Sent free everywhere By express,
Address for particulars, JEROME b;
HUpsoN & Co., corner Greenwich and
Courtlandt streets, New York.
noli-6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-21

STEAM BArus.-At c. Enos' shaving
and hair dressing establishment and
bath house, Main street. Gold Hill,
opposite the Eclipse Stable. steam
baths are served daily In the most APP
proved style. Also all other baths,
with ample accommodation for all. who
desire. Formerly DR.. Mayors estab-
lishment. Don't forgot the place.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM SAN
To DO Csntested-Lscality Of the Dis.
msnd Rieids-shst Ainsslf-In-
sano-Denth from Chlsrsfsrm.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 2l-l P. NJ
Martin Bulger will contest the seat Of
J. C. Merrill in the Board Of Fire
Commissioners.
Among other reports about the case,
It IL now stated that the ent- Harpen-
ding diamond fields are about twenty
miles south Of Green River Station,
Colorado.
A man named Wamblitz has shot
himself because he drew q blank In the
Havana Lottery.
Simon Levy has been sent to Stock
ton.
The wife of a prominent physician
In this city took chloroform for neural
gia and died from Its effects. Name
not divulged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-21

FoR the very best Retouched REM
brandt Photographs, 20 to SUIT
terley's, the finest gallery In the State,
corner Of C and Taylor streets, vir-
ginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-21

VALUABLE AND RELtABLE.-Browns
Bronchial Troches are invaluable to
those exposed TO sudden changes, a.
they afford prompt relief In coughs,
colds. etc, -arErr,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-21

RAGGED STOCKINGS and protruding
toes are not seen OH feet where Silver
Tips are worn. Parents. remember
~this-they last twice as long. For sale
by all dealers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-21

a SURE THrNa.-Cable Screw Wire
Boots and Shoes will not rip, leak or
come apart, and arc the easiest ever
worn. Try them. All bear the patent
stamp.
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Foa the very Ses, Photographs, 20 to Bradley
~HscEND IN TAE RLHvAToR, No. -
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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Tho Fatal ChIsrsfsrn Casc-Shsss.
Ing 0eraps-NS Verdict.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2l-S P. NJ
The lady who took chloroform and
died from the effects Of the dose was
the wife of DR.. B. F. Hardy. The case
was purely accidental. Mrs. Hardy
was greatly esteemed by oil who knew
her.
James Boyce shot at II. NJ. Budd
this morning with a deringer pistol,
but missed his aim. He was arrested,
and Is now under examination on a
charge of assault to murder.
No verdict yet In the case Of Otto
Kloppenberg vs.. j. j. Haley.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-21
CsrSuer,s Inouest.

NEw York, Nov. 2l.-A Coroner's
investigation of the shooting Of 0'Neil
by King was held to-day. Mrs. O'Neil
was the chief witness.