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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-16
LATEST TELEGRAMS
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Savings Bank Rxamiaatiss-U. ..
steamer 8alled-CSreuer's Jury
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Plst DE-.
fented.


SAX Francisco. May 1911 P. NJ
The investigation Of the affairs Of the
City Savings Bank, which failed a
year since, does not warrant the OK
pectation that anything considerable
will be realized from the assets by the
creditors.
The United States steamer Saranac
sailed to-day for a cruise to Panama,
touching at Mexican ports on the way.
The Coroner's jury in the case of
John Dali, foreman of the yard at tie
tannery, corner Of Ninth and Brannan
streets, who vas caught by the fly
wheel in the engine room and crushed
to a shapeless mass last evening, rem
dered a verdict Of death from accident.
The Committee of One Hundred will
meet on Monday In full committee to
receive reports Of progress made BY
sub-committees on new railroads ex-
isting railroads. conference, etc.
Papers received by the steamer
Japan last night report that the late
plot to seize the Emperor, carry him
off to Kioto, and then rise and exter-
inmate the whole foreign population,
was participated in by 10000 men;
but the Government was cognizant of
Il, defeated the attack on the palace,
seized and beheaded the leaders, and
quickly restored order. The yiceroy
Of Nankin, q nan Of great influence,
and the determined enemy Of foreign
ers, Is dead.
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DlsT1NeuIsHEp VisTToRs.-The Hon.

DIsrINeuisHED VisrToRs.-The Hon.
G. Delano and wife. L. NJ. Foulke and
wife, Miss Lucy Edison, and other c.
lebrities, arrived In town about one
o'clock yesterday, says the Carson
Register Of this morning, and proceed
ed to tho Ormsby House, where they
took lunch. The party then visited
the Capitol building and the United
States Branch Mint. After viewing
the sights Of Carson City they proceed
ed on their way TO Steamboat Springs.
The visitors were escorted into town
by General c. G. Batterman, Of the
Gould & Curry mine.
JACK PERaY.-This well-known for.
mer citizen Of Virginia paid US q pass
ing visit yesterday afternoon. He
came In from Hamilton q couple Of
weeks ago, and went to San Francisco
TO see about some good mining interests
he has on the south end Of the Com
stock. He will 20 back to White Pine
In about a week, he says, although
Jack finds so many old friends here
that he begins to feel like staying here
among them altogether.
FAST FREIeHr.-In another column
under head OF "New To-day" see the
advertisement of John B. Williams,
the well-known fast freight man at
Virginia. AL freight from San Fran
cisco, Sacramento, or anywhere else,
forwarded via Steamboat Springs to
Virginia and Gold Hill, by this line,
never fails to come through on time,
and with the utmost correctness. Busl-
ness men especially here In Gold Hill
will "make q note ont"
Srocxs DowN.-lt Is apparent to all
who are interested In the matter, that
stocks are down to-day; down to the
bedrock ; almost to zero. Many are
the .'busted" ones, many are the
cursing ones, and are the disguised
ones. But we will not enlarge upon
this painful subject. Let no one COM
init suicide. Sell short on anything
but your life.
SEVERE MINING AccIpRST.-A miner
was badly hurt by a fall in the Gale
donia mine this morning, having his
right arm broken, his head badly cut,
and his right eyelid torn of. He was
also considerably injured Internally.
DR.. Hopkins, Of Virginia, attended
him.
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iured robber Is named VIM. Thomp-
son, an old rounder. He is supposed
to be fatally injured.
The weather is warm and clear.
The panic in the stock market Is
worse than ever to-day, with no indi-
cations of bottom being touched yet.
The Hoodlums r making arrange
ments for a grand picnic, which they
propose to hold without the interior
ence Of the police, II possible.
The First Regiment Of N. G. G., Col.
w. H. L. Barnes, paraded to-day for
their annual target excursion in citi-
zens' dress. Some had on soldiers
caps, some white pants, some black,
some with roundrbouts and some dress
coats. Such a motley looking crowd
was never before seen under arms In
San Francisco.
Judge Stanley made q final order
to-day In the Vases Of Montgomery
Avenue, Montgomery South, and the
Laguna survey Commissioners, allow
Ing the Commissioners and their en-
ployes the bulk Of the amount of COM
p~ensation claimed In each case.
II. E. Howard, indicted as Frank
Leroy. alias Frank Howard, for house.
breaking In daytime, was tried In the
Municipal Court to-day and acquitted.
A certificate Of Increase Of the cap
ital stock OF the Crown Point Mining
from three to ten million
dollars, was filed to-day. The proba-
bility Is that the new stock will not
find purchasers In tile present cond:-
ton Of the market. 81
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Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE Z.

Fish 81 tho SaesstSA'
New YoRx, May l6.-The following
important portion Of the Alabama cor
respondence Is now before the Senate
that has not been previously published
On May sth Secretary Fish tele'
graphed Schenck as follows: "All
propositions made by the British Gov
eminent involve principles covertly,
probably without design, which TIL;
| Government cannot agree to, viz
The withdrawal from the province OIL
the Tribunal what VIC believe to be
entirely within their competence.
need not repeat our conviction that the
arbitrator have a right to decide
whether claims to which Great Britain
objects. are not admissible; that the
United States will be contonted to
abide by,their decision, whether favo.-
able or adverse to that class of claims.
The proposition Of the British Govern
ment is upon the basis that the views
which they have heretofore presented
shall be the principle of future action
and conduct. The view which we
have presented Is not a principle, but
an opinion as to instructions of a spe-
ciflc treaty, and applicable only to our
pending difference on an incidental
and temporary question, and cannot
be a principle for future action. This
Government holds directly opposite
views with regard to the competency
Of the Tribunal to consider the validity
of claims, and although DESTROYS Of
coming to an honorable understanding,
cannot adopt the British view or make
1t a basis Of reciprocal engagement. In
my telegram of yesterday I explained
nat the President cannot and will not
withdraw any point that has been sub
mitted, within his construction Of tie
intent and spirit of the treaty. II the
British Government persist in their
demand, the responsibility for the fail
nre of the treaty which may ensue
must rest with them, and you will
have advised them Of the impossible
ity, resulting as we'll from the consti-
tutional inability of the President to
withdraw what this Government Is Of
opinion has been submitted within the
extent and meaning Of the treaty, as
from his unwillingness to compromise
the rights and dignity Of the Govern
ment by yielding to a demand not
founded on right, or sustained BY any
valid construction Of the treaty. He
hopes, however, that the British Gov
eminent may see a way to maintain
the treaty In the suggestion Of q new
article, as mentioned In my telegram
yesterday. Should they not adopt this
suggestion, the inference will be al
most unavoidable that they have deter
mined to abrogate the treaty. II, how
ever, they adopt the suggestion, there
Is a probability that Congress will ad-
journ about the latter part of this
month. Time may be saved, there
fore negotiations OIL this point should
be conducted here rather than In LON
don. II they desire such negotiations,
1t may be advisable, to save time, that
they give instructions to their Minis
ter here. You will keep me advised
q. to the probable action Of the British
Government, so that the President
may communicate the correspondence
to Congress on Monday in case tie
British Government break tho treaty.
(Slgned.) FISH.
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The Inhabitants Of Gold Hill have
now learned that there Is no reason
existing why they should any more
continue to take their watches wanting
repairs to Virginia City. j. Carlson Is
permanently established in Gold Hill,
and his work is giving great satisfac-
ton to the public. He does not de-
pend upon employed workmen, but
attends to orders himself; therefore
the citizens Of Gold Hill and Silver
City requiring . practical watchma-
ker, for the repairing Of their watches
and clocks, will please give Mr.: Carl
sen a trial. ap20 II
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HON W. ~ NV
Thousands fll o prey to disease not because
tho m.ladie. that affect them are NECESSARILY n
,,I. but because they lack the requisite amount
OF active vitality to make . valiant resistance 20
he enemy. II 10 Q wise precautton 70 Keep Ine
body slwzys In Q state Of defence AWAY Prss
pared 10 Hfcnd Oh" the germs OF epidemie anu
other disorders, and to bafie the evil innuencS
Of damp miasma and sudden
CHANGE. There IL no difficulty In doing TINS;
II 10 : fact a. well authenticated % that Two ana
two make four, that Hostettefs oma bu,
tiers Is specially adapted to this purpose, an9
for tho simple reason that its invigorating ana
regulating properties are superior to those OF
any other medicine 10 the world. During the
twenty years that II has been In general use,
ample opportunities have been Afforded to COM
pare its medicinal properties with those OF other
preparations claiming 10 b Of . similar class.
and tho result has been Its adoption BY the
American people a. the standard tonic OF the
age, its Introduction into eynry eivilixed por.
ton OF the western hemisphere. and an annua
sale which dwAris into insignincAnce the de-
mand for all Its would.oe competitors.
Tho record upon which Its popularity rests IL
acuriosity IN medical literature, for It includes
an almost unlimited variety Of human ailments
| and disabilities. In fact. NO other remedy POE.
resscs such q variety By hyRienic virtues, and
e IL to these characteristics that It owes Its
nrestiyc As n household medicine.
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O K%ATHAIRoN,

For P~reservins and Beautifyias tho HUI
mau Hair. To Prevent It's Fallins Out
and TurnIus Gray.
A welLpreserved Head Of Hair, in q person Of
middle age, at once bespeaks refinement, o.
ecanec, health and beauty. 1t may truly be
called woman's Growing Glory, while men are
no. insen.ible to It's advantages and charms
Few things are more disgusting than thin, friz'
ely, harsh, untamed Hair. with head and coal
covered with Dandsuf. Visit a barber and you
feel and look like . q new msn. This 10 what
LYONS KATHAIRoN will do all tho time
The charm which lies lu well placed Hair, CLOS
~ Curls, luxuriant Tresses, and aClean Head
IL noticeable and Irresistible.
D.uJs,. and Country Stores,
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Jusr ARmvEp.-M. F. Waller Is now
opening his new and large stock OF
clothing. of latest styles, fine furnish
ing goods, latest style Of hats, boots,
shoes. trunks, and everything con-
tanned In u flrst-class clothing store, to
which he calls public attention, as his
motto Is: "Quick sales and small
Drofitsio
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WHERE TO Go.-wnen you want . nice.
smooth. agreeable shave, or your hair sham
pooed, dressed and properly nxed up. 10 10
Pohl's popular saloon, next door to Gibson's,
Main street, Gold Hill. Sharp razofs, clean
towels, and good artists, always TO DO found
there. At Pohl's the ladies' can have their hair
cut, curlsd. cleansed or dressed In the most
tasteful q se2-u
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Brilliant Lisht.

Among the myriad ofremedies offered through
the press TO those who arc sick and suffering,
Bristors S~arsaparilla and Pills may we'll b com.
pared to . brilllgant light They 20 ar soips,s
cures, In healing all rores, and In estaehshing
sound, good health.
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WANTED.

TWO OR THREE GOOD PAINTERS CAN
Il ana steady employment and fair wages ior
the season BY calling at G. L. Browns AIN
shop, opposite Odd Fellows Hall, Gold Hill.
ans I'm
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PoR the very best Photographs, 20 to Bradley
& Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
cV ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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DISPATCH


SAN FRAscIsco. May 1913 r. NJ
Richard Smith was going through
New Montgomery street at 8 o'clock
this morning. AT the corner Of Mis-
sion he was knocked down BY two
highwaymen. He got on his feet In
an instant, and selling a loose cobble
stone, hurled It at one of the robbers
with such force as TO break his skull,
whereupon the other, who had seized
him by the throat, ran away. The In
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BITTER9.
y, T.-1S60-X.

This wonderful vegetable restorative Is the
shee.anchor Of the feeble and debilltated. As
a tonic aud cordial for the aged and languid 1t
has NO equal among stomachies. As . remedy
for the nervous weakness to which women are
especially subject, 1t is supersedlng every other
s,lmuhn.. In all climates. tropical, temperate,
frisid, It acts as q specific In every species Of
disorder which undermines the bodily strength
and breaks down the animal spirits. fc90 "
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Uo~ Net to Die.

so,a sv All prusrls,, and Country s.ore..
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Care Of .As Teeth.

Rosscnu ssid that 20 woman with
fnc teeth could be ugly.---Aay female
mouth With good set Of teeth ID kissa-
bic. The too carly loss Of the fret teeth
has 40 unfavorable infucuce upon the
beauty and duration OF the second.
The youngest child should accordingly
be made to take care Of them. All
that is neeessary is to brush them several
times q day with little ordinary soap
or magnesis and water. After eating.
The PARTICLES OF food should be carefully
removed from the teeth by meaus Of n
soolhpick Of quill or wood, but never of
metal Camphosated aud acid tooth
powders are injurious, both to the
eunmel and the guns. aud II employed,
every particle should be removed from
the gums BY careful rinsing Tho habit
which some ladies have Of using Bit Of
lemon, though il may whiten The teeth
aud giyea temporary dfnusss. and give
color to the gums. is fatal 10 tho
enamel, as arc all other acids. No one,
young or old should turn their jawa into
nut crackers, aud il is very dangerous
for women to bite oiT as they of.eo do
the ends Of the thread 10 sewing. It's
not ssfs to bring very hot food Or drink.
especially If Immediately followed by
anything cold in oon,aet with the teeth.
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Lowlhian Bell, in his recent work,
on the "Chemistry of Iron Sinelling.y
makes the following eres,iug obsersa-
tions
"The yearly nuke Of iron from
Cleveland stone alons, contains 80 900
tons Of phosphorus; worth for sgrieui-
tural purposes, were it 10 maaurc as
phosphorie acid, above a quarter Of
millionj aud that the money value diff
crence between Eleveland and hematits
iron is not short Of four millions stcri-
ing, chiefly due to the presence Of this
ESQ, 900 worth of phosphorus.
The i'attinson process does not
leave one part OF silver in i0D.DU0 Of
lead; the Bessmer converter robs iron
Of almost evory contamination except
phosphorus, uius-tentlis of this ia-
grcdieu, is expelled by the padding
furnace.
"Ii m y DO diiicalt, but let il not bs
supposed there would be any surprise
excited 10 the minds Of chemists, it .
simple and inexpensive process for
separating iron aad phosphorus we're
nade known to morrow, 80 that only
one Of the latter SHOULD be found, ia
5000 oftho fcrmer and now that there
is sach margin 10 stimulate exsrtion,
we may be sure the minds Of properly
qualified persons viii odirec,od towards
the solution of question of such
national Importance
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.


nY virtue Of commission issued to "a
ID by the County Commissioners fcr
Carroll county, TO examine and determine
whether the publich convenience requires q
road to be opened In said county, colnmenc.
ing on e public rosd leading from the Penn.
sylvanis line TO Hofrs Tavern, on the land
Of Lydia Smig hi then 10 tho land of William
Stegncr; then 10 the land OF Peter Stegner,
then through the lands ofPhilip Roser and
George Weaver, (now sold to zepp;) thence
by the division line bstween Jacob Houck
aud William Ness; and from thence TO the
Hanover and Baltimore Turnpike road, near
the residsace Of said William Mesa, Ia
Manchester District
This Is therefore 10 notify al persans
whom Il rnsy concern, that the undersign ned
will meet, on the premises. on SAruRDay,
the 18th day Of 0croBER, 1872, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, TO execute the trust repossd Ia US
by the said commission.
URIAH E. SULLIVAN,
JOHN KR0H,
SAMUEL SCHAErFER,
sept 81, Ct Examiners.
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MONEY ToLoAN.
Great success of Carroll Co,
nranch Anchor Life Insur.
ance Company.

HAvfNG Insured In this county (since
LII our organization 10 JULY over one
hundred and forty thousand dollars, We
are nov prepared 10 loan money al six per
cent interest All applications for moaey
musl be addressed TO Wilson r, Boyd,
Secretary, Westminster, before Saturday,
the 18th Of ooiober, staiing what kird of
security Is offered.
WILSON r BOYD, Secretary,
oct Westminster, Nd.
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zspp, John zepp, George A
Zile, Rm II
List Of names erased from the books Of
registration on account OF death, removal,
&c. in the 7th Election District.
Bennett, AT Dsmmitt, james
Bennett, J W Burdeti, Wilton
Barnes, WIG Cook, fsaac
Gosuell, WIN Gartreil, +
Garrett, Jesse Smith, Samuel
Word, Asa Young, Jvhn
Culium. @ Grimes, Francis
Kelley, Lewis
ABRAHAM ALBAUGH,
Oct. 10, 1874. Register.
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NALL and see my fne assortment Of
~ French Cloths, Cassimsres, aud Goods
q ell grades and kind, At Philsdelphia
prices.
oct q I. GoRsUcH.
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II yon want to keep dad man.
put him 10 whissey II you want 70
kill living man, PVT tho whists3 into
him.
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Camphor kept 10 Inca bag and
placed IN drawers, viii effoctn4lly keep
away moths from clothes. 30.
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List of Qualified Voters

Registered in the Second Eloclioa District
of Carroll County:
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Our 0lio.
Sunset and Sunrise in Norway.

Those who have seen Norwegian
sunset or sunrise, whichever IL may be
called-for the same phenomenon an.
swsrs both purposes--will not easily
forget the pcculialy gorgeous character
Of the spectacle. IL Is not ouly one
portion Of the landscape that ID liz up
by the orb during its temporary retire.
nient, but half u circle almost Of tho
horizon is flushed With tho soft lumi-
nous halo that affords so charming y
background to he moantaios, and throws
up their rugged outlines sharply 10 re.
liof. Against tho snowy peaks The
effect is especially fae, for the lurid
color which fashea up from the horizon
threatens, as il were, to dissolve away
the glacial muses. It supports. The
highlands never actually lose the raddy
glow that envelopes them, the rays Of
suulight merely becoming modified and
changed 10 tone uutil they assume
lovely purple bloom; and then the effect
grows more aud more vivid, the halo
gradually melting to more golden and
brighter hue until the sun itself reap
pears. Indeed when il Is remembered
that the sun Is hid below the horison
for SC. shost period, no very apprecia-
bic diminuiion Of daylight can Of course
be felt. From Tue emincnce 90 which
we were stationed the effect Of this
midnight sunshine was truly magni6.
cest, and for the time We quite forgot
ourselves ia the coatem platioa sf
the lovely scene. Presently one less
thoughtfal than the rest called out to
US to look at the moon, that was now on
the point oi rising And presently up
rose the iamiuary; but il was NOT tho
moon, j. was the fiery sun again that
came forth from the point almost Of his
descent. aud proclaimed that another
day had begun, aud that We uufertu.
naiely had teen robbed Of anight'srest
---imoRg tho .ScaRdiaaUaas.
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The cheapest Of all eomnodisiss--
advice,
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PUBLIC SALE
or VERT
DESIRABLE MILL PROPERTY.


'TNHE subscriber will sell at Public Sale,
L on the premises, on
2hvsday, the 241 day Of October, 1872,
at ! o. clock, r. NJ, his
Valuable Mill Property,
on Big Pipe Creek, within q miles of Ia.
neyiown, Carroll county, Nd, within cae
,nile Of the Frederick and Pennsylvania
Line Railroad, containing 30 ACRES OF
LAND, more or less, about Acres in
Timber, principally Ash, beautiful Mea.
dow Of about 20 Acres, Is. and can be
tarined, two very convenient fields Of about
4 Acres, with water, the land IS Of the best
quality and in high state Of cultivation.
under good fencing, Orchard Of choice fruit.
The improvements are new
House, new Mil. new Saw A<aaN-0,
Mill, also good barn and
other out buildings, and aHfsskt3r
never falling well Of water At the door; lne
Mil is fuel with two pair Of burrs aud
room for another, is run with fort two
inch Burnham Wheel, capable Of doing fast
and good work; tho Saw Mill is double
geeroi, and slso run with Burnharn.
Terns made known on day Of sale.
For further particulars apply 10
JACOB ERB.
Maybery. Carroll county. Nd.
oc. 6.Sls
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-14
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

IJTITH its gloomy attendants, low spirits
w depression, involuntary emissions, loss
Of semen, spsrnatorrhcea, loss Of power,
dizzy head, loss Of memory, and thrsstsn cd
impotence and inbscility, find sovereign
cure In HUMPHREYs' HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC Ko. TWENTY KIGET. Com
posed Of tho Bost valuable mild and potent
ouratives, they strike at once at the root of tn
matter, tone up the system, Errest the dis
charges, and imPart vigor and energy, life and
vitality to toe entire man. They have cured
thousands OF eases. Price, s. per package Of
Eve boxes and large 81 vial, which is very in
psrtant to obstinate or old cases, or : per sin
gle box. Sold by ALL Draggists, aud sent
| by mail on receipt Of price. Address, HUMPH J.
REYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDI
CINE CO., 56l BRoADwAT, New YoRK.
| Chas A. Bsnser and G, spidsi, Agents fol
1 Rock Island,
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FIRES IN DAvRNPoRT The alarm OF FIRE
in Dsveupor Saturday m ,rning, was caused
BY the burning Of q carpenter shop on the
alley Wtst of Cams and north Of Thild
street, which belonged 10 Mr. Hans Brandt.
The loss on building aud tools was about
$3.50.
Between nine and ten the same evening q
frame wagon and blacksmith shop belong
ing to HamHDn q Eckhar,, on the west side
Of Gains, betvsen Front and Second streets,
Davenport, was destroyed BY IRE. South Of
IL on the opposite side Of the allsy q story
aud q ta'f fame iding, owned By J
Bonner, Vas also nearly ruined By
ere aud water. Toe loss on the wagon and
blacksmith shop and contents amounts 10
about 81, 00O-insursd for S6J0. Mr.. Bon
nsr's house vas worth about S400,-in-
sursd for 1900 10 The DavsrpJrt Fire Ia.
sursbce Co.
Sunday morning a ere was di,c1v in
thu roof Of Trinity Church, corner Fifth
aud Rock l.and streets, Dlvsu port /,
sss eH'iOgoishtd 10 fs- moments With but
little loss.