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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12
N1kW YORK. CONsOLlDATEp

N6M :, vorr.
Gold Hin Mining District, Storey county,
yada.-Notiee h hereby giyen,that sta meeting
OF tho Board Of Trustees o 'ssid Company, held
November 6, 1917, an assessment (No. y OIL
twenty-five Cents efshare waslcyied uptn the
aleIy, in United States gold coin, 70 the Score.
tary, at tho otice Of the Company, Room q
Haywards Builaipg, Nc. i4is' California street,
San FrAnctsco, California. .
Any stock upon which sald assessment shall
remain unpaid on the nth day OF December,
1874, phali DO doomed delinquent, and will
DO duly. adyertised7 for sale 81 public auction,
and unless payment shall be made before, will
DO sold on MONDAY, the 3oth day Of December,
1871, to pay the delinquent Assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
sc5 i'm II. c. KIBBE. Secretary.
Oniee-R0om q, Ifaywsrd's Building. No. 40
California street. San francisco, CAL NOS I'd
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II N1cKERBocKER MINING COMPANY.
n Location OF works, American Flat Mining
District. storey oouny, Nevadh.The public ID
hereby cautioned againrt negotiating the follow:
ing certificates OF; stock in the aboye-named
Company, the whole or portions OF the same
having been sold or Assessment No. 4, Novem.
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.ITE-I TII E..I.-.-.
NOTIFICATION,

SILVER CRIT, LYON COUNT, NEv.
November 0. 1872.
= GEORGE SHERMAN 70 JOHN SPRING,
DR., rs Agent or the Bouth Extension OF the
For moneys paid out, and work done IN In.
proving said 'clim from October Slst, 1856, to
October 3Ist, 1871. ' ''"" -.
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~ -.#.t ~ IA v \. oASLhA
Secretary Of tho said three Companies
NA..K .ILyER MINlNt

Al N"
u Company - Location Of Works. Storey
County, State OF ~NevRda.-Notice 10 hereby
given, that at Q meeting OF tho Board Of Trus'
tecs OF tho said Company, held on the 9th day
Of November, 1871, an assessment yNo. 81 Of
Three Dollars 80 per sbare was levied upon the
capital stock OF said Company, payable imme'
d'stely, In United States gold coin, TO the Secru
LAY, X. Wegcner, No. 4A California street,
san Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on Friday, tho 18th day
Of December, 1871, shall DO deemed delinquent,
and will DO duly advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless, payment shall be made
before, will be sold on MONDAY, the 18th
day yof. January, 1873, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale. -rl-- .
r. WEGENER, Secretary
onice-No. 4i4 California street, San Fran
cisco, California. noll I'd
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
GOLD AND sILyRR

Devils Cato Mining District, Lyon County,
State Of Observation-Disclosures are delinquent
upon the following described stock, on &C, cunt
OF assessment CNe. O. levied on the 2sth day OF
October, 1872, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names Of the respective Stockholders,
40 follows: YAK Ef-EiE EHL -
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M n0In AND SILVER

A Mining Company.-Location OF works,
| storey county. State Of Ncvada:-Notiec.- There
stock. on account Of assessment No. l. levied
on tho Cd day Of November. 1872. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respect
I've shareholders, as follows:
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NOTIFICATION.

Z. s1yrs crrr, Lyon couxrI, NV.
l.. g.E"-5STTf 100 November .. 1871.
CHARLES E. DxLoNG to! JOHN SPRING,
d., as Agent OF the south EafnsiSn o. inc
FOR mopeys paid out, and work done IN i'm.
proving aid claim nom October sist, 1856, to
October 31st, l67a.l ,.rg l.ig'-L .gi "a
Amount due. "
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CAUTION.
.7CHECK FOUND.

, CHECK DRAWN IN FAVOR OF JoH,S n
"A FLANAGAN Wa picked mp Jss..senc 49,,
Gold Hin. Tho owner can A.
this advertisement. ~
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REM 4 FURNITURE.

HOUSE, TO RENT, ELIGIBLY STD.
Terms favorable. Apply at this once.
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NOTICE.

To tho Stockholders Of tho /" Baltimore Amer
lean Mining Company and OF the Baltimore
Mining Company."-fhe above Companies hay.
ng been consolidated, there still remains ont.
standing about Eighteen Thousand Shares
which have NOT been exchanged for the stock OF
tho new Company, tho Baltimore Consol
dated" As to latter Company have levied an
assessment the ho,dera OF the stock Of the two
oldcompanies are uotinod that the stock they
arc entitled to in the new Company will b. sold
unless the assessment ~ paid b
~ v-.rnggt DAVID T. DAGLEY,
B...r. Secretary Of tho said throe Companies.
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PPsssios 81 !. e 81;
Who cured himself. and printed
~ FOR young men and Others sufss-
ins from NsrIoas Debility, Lea S 9. ss sSS
,SIr2 .NnSs. furnithing bis sELFCUkk, and
'ss~s ffcs on receiving stamp or postpshdireessd
.csrssope- JONATHAN r. GOOD.
-, tyr Loek.box Iva, San francisco Cal.
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DID JACKRT GOLD AVID AIl..

DIED JACKET GOLD AND A1l..
n yer Mining Company.-LocatioI OF works,
Gold HUI Mining District, Storey county, State
Of Nevada Notice Is hereby given, that at q
meeting Of the Board OF Trustees o. said Com
pany, held on the 9Th day Of December, 1877,
levied upon the capital stock OF said Company,
payble At the ofice OF the Company, H. United
States gold and silver coin, TO tho Secretary Of
the above Company. -,
Any stock upon which said assessment ehall
shall be deemed delinquent, and will be duly
advertised for sale At public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of January,
1878, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees;
Ofdce-No. $50 Montgomery street, San Fran.
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AsssEssmRarsl LEVIED.
EIZONH AND UTAH LINING

A, NIZONA AND UTAH MINING
IN. Conpsny-Location of works. Gold HNl
Mining District Storey county Nevada:-Eottce
10 hereby given, that at amcettpg ofthe Board
of Trustees OF said company, hold on the 7th
day Of December, 1871, an assessment CNo. 81 OF
One Dollar y($D per shsre was levied upon the
ately. In United Statesg gold coin, tothe Secretary,
at the ofice OF the company, Room No. 81, Bay
wards Building, No. de California street, San
Francisco, California. sfr1 eal y -.
Any. stock upon which said assessment shal
remain unpaid on FRIDAY, tho 10th day OF Jan.
uary, 1873, shall DO deemed delinquent. and
will DO duly advertised for sale at publc auc'
tion, and unless payment shall be made before,
will be sold on. THURSDAY, the Soth day oil
January, 1S13, to pay the, delinquent assess.
ment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale. w
By order Of the Board Of Trustees. Do
JOSEPH MAGUIRE, Secretary:
Once, Room No. % Hayward'B Building. 4l9
California streetsSan Francisco. Cal. dee q
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BEDS FOR SALE

A FINE LOT OF BEDS AND BEDDING
A OF FOOD quality. for sals cheap. Apply at
Miners Restaurant, Main street, Gold HUI
po11 Iwk AIAAna"
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scriptions for tho GOLD HILL NEWS and
for papers published In California, Oregon and
Nevads; Washington, Utah, Idaho, Montana.
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Ian Colonies. the Atlantic States and Europe.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
CIVIL NOTES.

The evidence in the suit of George Wash
incton Bowen the alleged ilcgmate of Madame
Jume against Nelson Chase which has been trying for
seven weeks, will probably be closed to-day.
VIM. Krolne's suit against Jacob Aaron
Hemer and others, tried yesterday before Judge Bar
rett and jury in the Supreme Court. Circuit Part L.
was brought 10 recover the loss incurred by the seizure
of plaintiffs store and goods bond which he had
signed for the defendants The damages were laid by
plaintiff at S25OD0, while the defendants claimed that
the goods sold only amounted To $1,000 and that they
were only liable for that The jury gave paintih
verdict for sG.03i 50.
In the case of Edward Green of the firm of
Lee Dunn < Co., No. % Broadway, charged with swim
ding emigrants with fraudulent drafts application
made In the Supreme Court, Chambers. on Monday for
the release the accused but Judge Cardozo denied the
yesterday That the evidence gwen at the
examination was insufficient in law TO hold Green but
he had been informed by the DistrctAtOrney that the
prisoner had already been indicted by the Grand Jury
and as there might ne additional evidence, he would
remand him for trial on Friday next.
William Fletcher entered into contract
with Charles f. Evans to lay concrete pavement at Bed
fordave. and Monroe-st., Brooklyn. When the sidewalk
was completed it torn up by SreetICOmmissioner
Furey and Mr.. Evans sued the city to $4,000
damages and to decide the question, whether citizen
can have such sidewalk In front Of his house as he pre-
fers. The up before Judge McCue yesterday,
and the complainant nOn-sutcd. The defense
claimed that the Common Council had passed an ord
nance that only bue-stone Scrimshaw pavement
should be laid sidewalks and that the street COnuIs
sioner was justified in tearing up the pavement
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
DEATH OF MR.. JOHN X. LAWRENCE.

special meeting OF the Directors Of tbe
National Broadway Bank held yesterday morning,
f. A. Palmer, President, in the chair. The following
resolutions were presented and unanimously adopted
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God, IN his wise
providence to take from his family anu friends dear
friend and associate, John Il. Lawrence,
KeSOfUed, That during the many years OF our business
and friendly association with MIN, have always
recognized his virtues and have always found him
"a firm friend, "a sale counselor, prudent merchant and
an honest man.
ResOiocd That this Bank has by his death been de-
pryed Of the valuable cooperation OF dgont anu con
hcientiOus director.
Resoired That The chair heretofore occupied hy him at
ts Board be draped in mourning for 30 da and thai
TIE directors Of this Bank, unless prOydcDdliy pre-
vented attend the funeral of deceased brother dl
TeffDT
Hespsoed, That while we bow in humble submission to
tbs d'cfec Df Father ia Heaven hereby tender
pD bfaTlIet sympathy TO his bcre9yed family and the
@fONfu ahuance Of his TrepaIable loss TO them and
HfsDi,ed, That these resolutions be entered i'm full on
~ MINUTES of this Bank aud copy be to the
III NJ The dcceased.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
FREAK OF A FIFTH-AvE. WIDOW.

A woman dressed in mems clothes, and ac-
companed by two ladies, disturbed the entire audience
at Woods Museum, Monday evening" by her loud
laughter The superintendent OF the Museum MI Lieh-
thai called in Sergeant Hutchinson Of the Twenty
Precinct Police who arrested the woman took her to the
Twentyninth Precinct Station house, and preferred
charge Of disordery conduct against her. The impu
dent woman said that her Mrs. Bessie Ross,
that she was a widow residing at No 20 Fifthave and
that she had been tempted into putting on mans
garments through the challenge Of her lady friends
Soon after Mrs. Ross had made this statement gentle
man entered the Stationhouse and urged Capt Burden
to release the prisoner, nasmuch IA the disguise was
merely a mad freak her part Capt. Burden was
moved by the gentlemans appeals. and released Mrs.
Ross who thereby escaped the further disgrace of being
brought before Justice Cox the Jefferson Market Po
lice Court yesterday morning.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The bill granting to the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company the of bali the Island of ierba Buena
in the Bay Francisco taken up ana discussed
Mr. HOLMAN Dem, Ind.), moved to lay the bill on
the table.
TIE CASE OF Ex-Gov VANCE.
Pending the vote by Yeas and Nays on that motion. the
SPEAKER called the attention of the House TO the fact
that yesterday under the invitation to members to send
up names persons to be included in an Amnesty bill,
the name of Zebulon b. Vance OF North Carolina had
been sent up. There had been an implied oDllgatOn
cateeory of exceptional cases in the general bill hereto
fore passed by the House, namely members OF Congress-
given aid to the Rebellion He glad that he did not
know had sent the name of Mr. Vance, nor from
which side of the il had The question Of
that gcntemans relief from disability had been matter
consideration and DISCUSSION elsewhere ana the
laton of good faith. He believed IT had been done III
ianorance of the understanding of the House
Mr. shOBER (Oem. y. c. remarked that Mr. Vance
did not within the category OF excepted cases 10
which the Speaker had referred He had not resigned
his seat as "a Member of Congress-
The SPEAKER said he must have been mlslniorned
Mr.. FARSswORTH (2ep, Ill remarked that the disa-
blties Of several men who had been Members OT Con
The SPEAKER said that all he had desired TO do was
to call the attention of the House to the matter He had
reirained from making the slightest lnputaton on any
gentleman and he presumed that the thing had been
done M Wa ad bs al @ @ 9 not nS% H what
gentleman came but he begged that gentleman 10 WIN
MIR WADDELL Dem., N. c. repeated the intimation
that MIR. Vance had not resigned his seat as member
ertheless that objection would have been made TO in
srrtIng the OF ZbuOn b. Vance ft had been read
10 the HOus.. He regretted that the gentleman who
sent up the dd not now Withdraw IT.
Mr.. VOORHEES, Dem, Ind) said he understood that
the gentleman had sent up the name not pres
cnt to-day.
The SPEAKER repeated that he had done his entire
duty calling attention of the House u the matter.
He regarded an abuse Of the privilege conferred by
the House.
THE YERBA BUENA JOB.
The House then proceeded TO vote on Mr iolman's
motion lay the lcrba Buena bill on the table, ana 1t
WIS dcicateu-Ycas 75 NAYS 9l-as follows
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF HEw-yoRK..........."........M.R

PORT OF HBw-Y0RK ............... ......MARcH H.
CLEARED.
Steamship China (r) McCauey Liverpool Chas PrancklYn.
steamship (Brl j. FORSYTH Liverpool Williams Guon.
Charleston, S c. III K Morgan Co
steamship Isaac Bell Blakeman Norfolk City Point and Rehmoni
steamship WIN r Clyde Scott Norfolk City Point Richmond
". p. Clyde
ship American Union Deano London Grnnel Mnturn Co.
Desiemona jr Deslandes Bristol H. b. MOrgans
Bark Madcsp OBJ Varwel Pernsmbuco &c Geo. F. Buey
Bark Minnie (tr) lsascs, MatauIs jas W. Blweu Co.
Bs S; " as S9 & G5's Fc.a st. John, IN E De ws Co
schr Isaac Rich, BRYANT, Jacme, b Weinberg.
sehr Uncle Sam, Locke, JssksonSille, W. Ray
sloop Marketman Rayner New.liaVen
sloOp Competent, Harley New-laven
ARRIVED.
Steamship Nereus Beae Boston, With mise and pass to H. f.
BARK Iva f TOrtOla) Lou, Macaibo Feb anu the Bar 9h
sch Caleb Eaton Of BOstOn Hopkins Rencoue N S. "a days
sch Hattie Ccobs (of Roklan jameson St. Pierre Mart with
Sovereign Of the Johnson hence for San Francisco, with
loss OF ruider
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros March steamship Roman, from Phiaaelpha
ship Winged Hunter Calcutta with loss sails aud badly
frost bitten bark A. G. Small from CienuegOs.
MONROE March 2Pasei for Baltimore, Brgs Ur1-
guay from Matauzas Chase Johns John
Weterl and Geo Wbfrl from est Indies PASSED. out
Austrian and Australia for Liverpool Ohio for Brenen batks
rian, for Cork; Gladiator, for Mayaguex
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN March 2-The White steamship Baltic Kennedy
from sewYork March 2. has arrived at this port.
LoSpoSDKRRY March l2The Allan Line steamship COnthan
Scott from Portland, Me- Feb. 20, has arrived here
SPOKEN.
Ripple unenbeg s. for Boston short ami sails blown
supplied her with water and offered to TOW her to NesYork but
For Latest Ship Ne,rs see Firm Fage.l
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
SUICIDE or A YOUNG M,,1Iyrp

bfyci bDrwiz aud his daughters have kept
mnbffy siDfs Oh the first floor of No. 272 Third ave.
1be e1sst mary, aye ~ a beautiful brunette has been
iee'AH me attentions VI friend Of tho family and
apiagehty tbffe pas no trouble between them she
seBfd ~ hnye brf nsual health and spirits yesterday
sD0 aieDGcd " bor usual syocaOns. About D. III. she
went ~ Stair, AMI isw moments afterward the
yopDgf slaOf heard the feOOr u pistol. followed by
"a f.I Oh The n,O1 hbOye, She up stairs and found
her ksLer nB.sdfnz "A wound IA tho forehead. A
sninll revolver vas besde her. bo was iOus
Ihe ball having peDGGdUsd The brain. A surgeon wss
auuItnGieG al DHce but dcnh cnsDcd IN short time
TAf relatives say that uoy know oi no roabon for the
act.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
DECISIONS-MARCH II.

Supreme Cowt-Chambrs Judge Cardozo.-
Knn KiuhI Il aOrIer granted Burr sgt Burr aud other
Orier granted the Of the application Of D. Mhony and
Others se-Report Referee confirmed and granted
Cook ag granted Bayari CoJkMemorsnda
for counsel Goelet sgt MeCooL-Judgmeni granted -
People William FosterWn Of error
aud STAY Of proceedings granted. (see opinion fled
Circuit-Part by Judge Van Brunt.-McKinley
ag Lamb-Case settled
SuperiOr C0ut-SDecidl 7Tm-Bv Judge Scdgwck.
-Tlone agt Simpson denyilg motion Meter Fritz
granting Ta Lnqueer ct a-0rer Of refer
La,arOricr granted Dart al.
granted The Mechanics and Traders Fire
Ins Co1he Lynch The Mayor Aldermen ScThe
Rothsch Rehabilitation denei 10 abide
memorandum With Clerk
Common Peas-SDecidl Term-By Judge Robinson.
Godstein a.Oner Of arrest discharged Wt see
mem
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY MARcn Il

Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
Sryada. close 2 $50 q. m. No Supplementary Mai.
A Pmssln Closed Mail is sent by this fire.
West ladies, steamship Ceopata close
at 2 p
THURSDAY. MARCH H.
Europe via Plymouth Cheboug and Hamburg per steam
lOO Supplementary Mail Pier at
foct of Third Hoboken. is closed at loo y.
deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postage -
Pusssn Closed Mail Is sent by this line
West Indies by the steamship Crescent City
close Supplementary Mail Pier No North River is
close, at $50 r.
FRIDAY, MARCH IS
Kingston Jam Aspinwal aud Panama the Central Amer
Pcic Ports per steamship Henry Chluncy close
At
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

Geo. VIM. Wayre, known for many years as
partner of John Hooper, esq., the pioneer advertising
agent of New-York, died in Birmingham, England on
Is52 and after some months found a position with Mr.
Hooper where he displayed efficiency which OBJ
tanned for him. about II years snce an interest In the
firm as partner. After the firm of Hooper & Co. was
merged INTO that OF Geo. L. Rowell & Co., Mr.. Wayre
sought field of labor in his native country and en-
tered largely into the manufacture OF mineral waters III
Brminsham England. He leaves wife and five chill
drep to mourn his loss.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
5ales bp Aurtlon

A. MERwIy. AuctioneeL
RY BANGS, MERWIN 81 Co., Broadway. cor.
Of Books Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture
WEDNESDAY March l3 at4 SALE Of LIBRARY ofTIIEO
LOGICAL WORKS. Histories Brpouons, Commentaries Sermons
Hymn Books etc.
EEO. A. LEAVITT & Co. date Leavitt,
~ strebsgh Co Clinton Hall Asorplice. For the
BRAREs COLLECTIONS OF Books PASTiSGs aud all
kinds Of LITERARY PROPERTT
IMPORTANT ART SALE.
Consequence Of partner retiring from the house Of Messu
GOuPL 60 Of beea instructed by them through
Mrssrs ST. KNOBDLER Co. o close hy auction
their cnre FINE MODERN PAINTINGS in tbs country
These pantngs exhibition the Ieayi Room
oaiway the Of ,ae Catalogues ready. Exhibition
NJ The sale will take place WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY EVENINGS 18th aud 18th.
GEO A. LRiyITr & Co
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
vINIATURK AI.lIA.ac

6:i5 500 Moon sets
Sands Hook Cows Island. 1O8 Hell Gate FerrT OBS
S,zly Goys Island 81 Hell Gate Ferry. Gj7
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

The bill was then, motion Of Mr. WHEELER rep,
y. ", rccOuinitted 10 the Committee the Pacific
Railroad with liberty 30 to amend 1t AZ TO provide that
within one month after the passage OF the pill the Pres
sODers who shall be authorized at the expense Of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company 70 hear the proofs
sn0 allegations OF all parties interested in the subject
i4z,Tf ~ the b, and who shall within three months
su'1 hs u tDe Island as s granted By the b as they
s1S 1feto Jgsi ana equitable and which award shall be
Isq NJ ~ Csgsa FaGnc Railroad Company, before 1t
sAzA ava. .lss.i - - sJaAt.
g}I cAs6 DF y1scR RESUMED.
~ 6t..sss} . 4. sasc not in the Han when
et4tr' pivuEi ~ tei n4aiter He ayowed that IL
"a Oytloc uiei pes1eriiy Justified III doing so
- sa a oVus0iauoo via tit ,-e@s % ninthtenths
ai,sS1J luciuaec ~ YanOe D. 2il VI amnesty with
Osly eyoi 90 go ,Ot,s li 5sf n'Sa9ls
NJ ElNCEGM .tei Ds40 N4gtD ~ fef0h.!der the
'2< - - -. ~. ,., S,sTs szsost y p Myers
frSfA ~ ISiot rVpKess iDatsAe' u P@snsylsalia.
va a. ~ ~ ~ tla ,gsYt eeA'3Ax Nyef., the
flitng Aelsbe,. etDtac n "a Ses4, - ~DH19 With
Hr. wHI4i.Ek ltsy., 4. 7 egsesee paQfioa - re-
oOnsldsT tAs b.i ffSaa@k - iF,,I~ t-.s W w = ~
0f he biz - bIllYi ,ei9,e ~, Hooss a W 'sas
Mr.. HOLMAs lDsla., iiAc lsy,oo v ey u. a.gtg1D W
Tue bJl therefore ren~ss ~ tx %@a0V' 4" ~ "'''
InIttoe.
Comnitteo u ~ Wbois, M Nis94e' ~ ~ rA@-f' "D
'f ProoSsons nGsSos ~ w. DnYEi oO. peosj y fpsb
leteresrIers Ti sni9,; a1; - - sh'I ~ M
LGusrtoie iers ~ suplly LOIes M M fcDyIA. VI sI
matter, were dlscUssfd ana rJfepo.
A DEMOCRATIC yIEw Og TtJE BAJfOplL FirfffEs.
Mr. WOOD Dem, y. H. O1cItd a hfnIsl At"bptN@bi
and IN hb remarks critcte1 the siaismth,+ VI M
DaWes a few days sincf A. ne Tecdpts ana fzgell
tuTes the Government Tor the coming h@caI ff ~
presented tabular statement Oi w ~ 80 IfN"pts
from curoes the nist egbt mouths ~ tt HfHt
fiscal year ended March ], nm Ibls includes d"pis
IRON duties, internal revenue aid h'esTiSs's aS ~,
gether with the balance a. ne pblnc thily, Hynp
make total for the present fiscal yeas ~ Bib 4,sH ~
nzainsf tbis The xtuditures a. esfl.tsd the berTc
try Of The Treasury Tor the fiscal yeaf tnding J"nt ~
1878, would he sol GsG o. TITS ssilmate iB0ned
over t2sOOOO on account Oi the shh5 fuLd, tIe pay
uient OF the interest ON the pIbls dcbt, dct "bd
included about $4,000 more thau Congress "phH
sOte for tic improvement u upeis and bAfDois.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

Frank Mccormack an emigrant robber. indicted
whom be induced to enter his Once
at No ii6 have forfeited his bail and led
hs.f His been instructed " produce
hin nd he 5 setd down for tra to-day.