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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-30
nICVOU MINING COMPANY.

Location Of principal place OF business,
t0S California street, Room 8, a Francisco.
California. Location OF Works, Gold Hill, Sto-
rey County, Nevada.-Notice.-Thcre are de-
linquent upon the following described stock.
on account OF Assessment No. 3, levied on the
10Th day OF juno, 1873, the several amounts sct
opposite the names or the respective share
hntdera as folloyys.
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MILL AND MINING

IL Compapy-Location Of Works, Goia HUI;
Principal Place Of Business: Ban Fran an
iipSu.pt upon tho following described stock;
on account OF Assessment No. -, levied
on the 10th day OF June, 1873, the several
amounts set opposite tho names OF the respeo-
tive shareholders, as follows:
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
GOIn AMI 9ILVRH

JIa.iA GOLD AND sILvER
ginia Mining District, Storey county, Nevada
Notice There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock, on account Of assessment
levied on tho 9th day OF June, 1873. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respect.
I've shareholders as follows:
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sIocKHoIpERs' MEETING.

OFFICE OF AMERICAN FLAT MINING
" Company. No Ill California street. San
Francisco The Regular Annual Meeting OF tho
SiocI;hoIders OF tho American Flat Mining Com
ran will he held Mt the Office OF the company
on WEDNESDAY the 9Th day Of August, 1878,
Al the hour of | o'clock p. n. OF said day.
Transfer books closed on the Cd.
GEO. ". X. KING. Secretary.
San Francisco, Cal, July IS. 1873. Jyl1 I'd
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And In accordance With law and an orde, OF
the Board of Directors, made on the 10Th day
or June. 1873, 70 many shares Of each PARCEL
OF such stock as may DO necessary will DO cold
a. public auction, at the office OF tho Company.
No. 400 California street. Room q. Ban Francis.
co. California. on FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of An.
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n.Ir,uoRE CoNsOIIDATRr

ID Mining Company.-Location OF works
Gold Hill Mining District. Storey county, State
of Nevada. Notice. There arc delinquent upoI
the following described stock. on account Of
assessment No. 3. levied on the Sd day Of June,
1873, the several amounts get opposite the
names Of tho respective shareholders, as fol-
lows.
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And In accordance with law, and al order OF
The Board Of Trustees, made on the Sd day OF
June, 1878, so many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock as may be necessary, will DO sold
1t public auction, at the salcsIooms OF John
San Francisco. California. on = THURSDAY. tho
list day OF July, 1873. ut the hour OF 70 O'Clock
". Of such day, to pay the delinquent assess.
nents thereon, together with costs OF advertis-
ing and expenses OF sale.
DAVID T. BAGLEY, Secretary,
Office Room No. 10, No. 40l California street,
ian Francisco. Cal. )yll ID
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MEETING.

OFFTCE DAYTON GOLD AND SILVER
" Mining Company, San Francisco, Califor.
MIA. July IL. 1873 The Annual Meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the Dayton Gold and Silver
Mining Company will be held at their ONCE,
ROOM No. 10 Uaywnrh's Building. San Fran.
cisco. California, on THURSDAY, July 81. 1873,
II | o'clock =. II.
iy3i w, II. DEAN, secretary.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above sale is hereby postponed until
TUESDAY, August 10, 1873. By order OF the
sG 1,ss z! i'a'; y.w ", JOHNSTON, Secretary.
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And In accordance with law. and IN order OF
the Board OF Directors. made on the 9th day OF
June, 1873. 10 many shares Of each parcel
OF said stock IA may DO necessary will be
sold at public auction. at Maurice Dore d Co.'S.
No. 3iT Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal.
~ifornia, on THURSDAY, the 3lst day OF July,
1878, OF the hour of ! o'clock J. II. Of said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, TO
gcthcr with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF sale. A. NOEL, Secretary.
~onfcc-Room No. ) Hayward's Building. 4i9
California street. San Francisco. Cal. lyl4td
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

day. to nav the DELINQUENT assessment thereon,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
oil sale. n,,,,,,ps sscrc,,,v.
ofhcc-No. 4os California street, Room =, san
Franclsco, Cal. E1oW
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". W ooCretary.
Gold ain, Nevada, July 20. 1879. Jyio I'd

HLOBH MINING COMPANY
" Location of works, Gold Hill. Nevada
Notice Ia hereby given that At q meeting OF thu
Board Of Directors, held on the ID day OF July
1878. an assessment no 81 OF sevcnty-nve Cent,
per share WIS levied upon the capital stock o
the cooperation, payable Immediately, In UniIec
States gold coin, 10 the Secretary, At tho otice %
the Company, Room No. 90 Hsyward's Building
No. iig California street, San Francisco, Cal
ifornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remlin unpaid on the 18th day OF August, 1913
will b., delinquent, and advertised for sale al
public auction. and ness payment Is made Do
fore, will DO sold en- MONDAY. the s5th day q
August, 1919. TO pay the delinquent assessment
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF sale.
Oace-Room No. 26 Hayward's Building. @ls
califorais street. San francisco. Cal. ly3td
TUsrlCE MINING COMPANY
% Location OF principal place OF business,
San Francisco. Stare OF californis-Location
OF Works, Gold Hin, Storey County, Nevada
Notice Is hereby given, that at a meeting Of the
Directors. held on the 23th day Of June 4. D.
Isl 0) per share was levied apon the
capital stock OF the Corporation, payable imme.
diately. In United States gold coin, 10 the Secre-
Sssy, Al the ONCE OF the Company. No. ali Cal.
nornis street. San Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10Th day Of July. IST3,
VIII De delinquent, and advertised for salo a.
pahhc auction, and unlesa PAYMENT 4. made
before, viii be sold on TUESDAY, the 10Th dsy
OF August. 1873, 10 pay the delinquent assess
s %vas, soSs,as, with costs OF advertising aud
r. wEGENER, Secretary
Omec, No. sa California street. San Fran.
cleSos va. ieaS I'd
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= Silver Mining Company--Location Of works.
place Of business, Silver City, Lyon county,
Nevada. Notice There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account Of as
sessment No. 8. levied on the 18th day Of May,
1873. the several amounts set opposite the m
OF the respective shareholders, as follows:
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GEO. R. sPNNEY, Secretary.
Once. No $40 California street, Room MOL 5,
San Francisco, California. jy1em
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

At a Meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the
Tyler Mining Company, held this 18th day Of
July. 1873. assessment No. l, OF Fity Cents per
share, was rescinded
BY order of the Bol.d OF Directors.
ALFRED X. DuRBROw, Secretary.
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MUSIC TEAcHINc.
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO DIR. HALL
"A will please call at his office and sert,e their
accounts His health has 30 far improved that
injury to II.
mysI.n J. .. HALL, II. D,
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VRaLOw JACK 81 sILyI

Y Mininy COMMUNICATION OF Works,
Coli Hill. Storey county. Seyada.-Sotice IL
hereby given, that nc a meeting OF the Board
OF Trustees Of said Company, held on the 10Th
day Of July, A. d. lSs3, an assessment mo:
49, OF Five Dollars GS5) per share was lcviec
OF saId Com oany. payable Immediately, In
United States gold coin. TO the Secretary, az the
Office OF the Company, Main street, Gold Hill,
Nevada.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Friday, the 18th day o;
August, A. D. 1873, shall be deemed dclin
Quent, and will be daily advertised Tor sale q,
public auction. and unless payment shall be
made before. win be sold on MONDAY, the
l5:h day OF September. 4. d. 1873, At . O'Clock
y. n. in front OF the oesce OF the Company, 10
pay the delinquent Assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order of the d ard OF Trustees.
G. W HOPKINS. Secretary;
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~ Company.-Loeation OF principal place O.
bu incss, san francisco. California Location
Of works. storey county, Nevada.-N tiee IL
hereby given that at q meeting OF the Director.
hold on toe llth day OF July. 1873, an assess-
ment no. s. OF Two Dollars lSa) per .hare wa
levied upon the capital stock OF tho Corporation.
payable Immediately. In United States gold coin
TO the Secretary. al tho otiec OF the Company,
No. Az California street, San Francisco, Cal
ifornia.
Any stock upon which THE assessment shall
rem AIN imp aid on the 2lst day OF August, ISL,
will be delinquent. and advertised for salc a,
public auction, and unless payment is made
bsfore, will BE- sold on THURSDAY, the 18th day
OF September. 1872. to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs Of advertising and eS,
r wEGENER, Secretary
oHce-No. III California stcoet, San Francis
co, Cal. jyli I'd
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DUGK Sf Il sDi.D AND Ns.
ID Minins Company. Location OF principa,
place OF Business. an Francisco, CALIFORNIA;
Location OF WORKS, CO. Hill, Storey county.
State OF Neva IA. Notice l. hereby given. thai
at am setin. OF tho board OF Directors. held III.
the lita day ofJliy, lSf3, an assessment no.
81 of Ole Dolar per share WAS levied upon the
capital stock OF the Corporation. payable i'm
m.liately. III Ciited States cold and silvcr coin.
TO the Secretary, at the otics Of the Company.
Room % Hiyward's Building. No. 40 Caliior
MIA street, san Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain uaptld on the 10Th day OF August, 1873,
will bs delinquent, and advertised for sale nj
public a~uctioa. aud unless payment IL made
before, will be sold on MoND lY, the Sth day o.
Soptemoer. 1873, to pay the delinquent assess-
meat, together with costs OF advertising and ex.
penscs OF sale. BY orier Of the Directors.
JOSEPH MAGuIRE, Secretary.
Once-Room No. %. Hayward Building, iiA
California street, San Francisco. Cal. 'vS
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, 90. The report that the
Spanish government requires of the United
States the restitution of the Virsinius and
the payment of indemnity is not believed in
official circles, no authentic information
having been received to that effect,
and besides such requisition would be con-
trary to the terms of the protocol.
Reports received at the Treasury depart
ment from the special agent at Shanghai,
Nov. 8, state that at Pekin he Investigated
the cause of the decrease in the expectation
of American cotton drills to China, and as
certaned that the trade had been superseded
by British drills, the manufacturers of which
initiate the American trade marks and under
sell the American market. The Chinese pre-
fer American drills, but the fraudulent trade
marks on British goods have deceived pur-
chasers. Our expectation has fallen off from
quarter of a million to 1000 pieces per an
mum, while the British expectations have in
creased from IA 900 to nearly a quarter of a
million pieces.
telegram from the consul at Hong Kong
announces that the King of Portugal had by
proclamation prohibited the Coolie trade at
Macao and closed the barracoons.
1t was incorrectly stated in last nights des-
patches that Assistant Attorney General Hill
was before the Judiciary committee in con-
nection with the nomination of George H
Williams to be Chief Justice. Mr.. Hill had
no communication whatever with the commit
tee on the subject.
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time generally. We had dialogues, recita.
tons, singing, speaking and praying by old
and young, minister and school; this followed
by bountiful refreshments, a part of which
was an oyster stew. All enjoyed the occasion
"muchly." At the close the pastor was called
to the stand, to make a speech, but declined.
as sfter supper speeches are proverbially dull
But "no" would not be accepted, and he was
pressed upon the stand, where he was met by
a lady who claimed to make speech first,
which she did most appropriately, and she
presented him in behalf of the school an en-
velope well filled with "Uncle Sans" prom
ises to pay. He had to make speech then
as he claims some gallantry, and possesses a
grateful heart. But as the gift was an entire
surprise, he did not succeed as we'll as usual
in his speech. Upon the whole it was a very
good time and very acceptable, especially the
greenback part of it. This is a very pleasa mt
place and very pleasant people. and quite am
bilious, withal as they, many ofthem at least
are calculating to have the city of Portland
annexed to them the coming winter.
On Christmas night, the people in large
numbers assembled at the commodious vestry
Of their beautiful church for Christmas tree,
&c. This occasion was also one of interest
and success. We had very appropriate exer
cises by the members of the school, such as
singing, appropriate dialogues, rehearsals,
tableaux, &c. The tree was well laden with
fruit. The pastors family were beautifully
remembered, for which they were very CRATE
full. Here the scenes of the previous evening
were enacted; the pastor was used as he was
then, obliged to make speech under the con-
fusion of a surprise. roll of national cur
rency was forced upon him. But the orator
in this case was the superintendent, which re-
lieved the pastor from some embarrassment
as he is proverbially bashful in the presence
Of ladies. The evening passed very pleasant
ly and all seemed grateful. The location of
this parish is very pleasant, and when Port
land is annexed to US, or we to Portland, we
expect it will increase our value and privileg-
es greatly. At least large majority of the
people living in the villages bordering on the
harbor, greatly desire and strongly expect the
legislature will consummate the union. 1t will
be as much for the interest Of Portland as for
US, as they very much need more room.
Dec. 81. 1873. r.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
9aiIy Xennebee suntnal.
BIDDEFORD.
Coroner's Inquest.

Biddeford, 90. The jury of inquest on the
Eastern Railroad accident at Kennebunk,
convened to-day at P. NJ, as per adjourn
ment.
Bigelow, the operator at Portsmouth, was
recalled, and confirmed Mr.. Wings testi-
mony. Kimball, night operator at Portland,
substantiated the previous testimony of other
witnesses as to the message Kennebunk sent
Portsmouth.
VIM. f. Small, brakeman on train w, said
he understood the rnles of the Eastern road
to require a report to the dispatcher, and his
answer and order before a train could run on
another's time.
II. N. Rowell, Superintendent of the tele-
graph system, said he believed the system by
sounds was safer than the old one by date and
marks.
L. B. Henderson, night operator at North
Berwick, said he received a message of eau.
ton on the evening of the 10th from Wing in
regard to train 6, saying that train and W
were at Kennebunk, and that train w had
broken apart at Kennebunk.
Thos. II. Miles, day train dispatcher at
Portsmouth, was called and questioned hypo-
thetically. He stated the duty of the engineer
to report to the dispatcher, and wait an
answer. His answers were about the same as
Mr.. Wings.
The inquest then adjourned sine die, as far
as testimony is concerned.
The verdict will probably be given tonight.
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Boston Market.

SATURDAY, Dec.
FLOUR Receipts 5269 bulls.
There was noting dong to-day and the market
closed quiet and prices are nominal.
We quote superhne at $5 5Oa6 20 per barrel;
and Minnesota brands at 80 s0as 80; Michigan at
81 50a9 90; ohio and Indiana at 81 50a9; st. Louis
at $s 0oall 00; fancy spring wheat at % 5oal2 10
per barrel.
Corn meal at 81 GOAL 90 per Dbl.
Ruckwheat at % 40a3 81.
CORN-Recepts 1900 bpsh.
There was a very limited demand to-day and the
sales comprise car load of No. mixed at ssc and
$500 bush new Southern yellow at s2asjc.
We note small sales Of No 2 white at So i-sc; low
grades OF oats are scarce at 60a6.c per bush for
brown and mixed and No. l white are in light de
sHORTS-Receipts 6loO bush.
The market is firm at $50 per ton for shorts and
$.sa30 for Feed and Middlings.
PROVISIONS There is but little demand and
the market is quiet at prices annexed.
We quote Pork at q! soals per bbl for clear; SIC
Beef in good demand at IS 5oal2 per Dbl for mess
and extra sess, and sltalG 90 Tor family.
Lard IS qniet mt 90,0a9 IA per h.
Smoked Hams sell at Oal0 lie for city.
BUTTER Receipts 1876 pkgs boxes.
The market is firm and there is some inquiry
We quote prime AT 37a40c; 30e3ic for fair to good
lots; 25a2sc for medium and 2oa2!c for common.
Cf,EESE-Receipts $50 bxs and = bbls.
The market is firm and we quots fine factory
at IA 12al4o, with jobbing sales at IL 12c medium
factory at lsal2c farm daires at loai4c and skins
| at SalOc per 10.
EGGS-Receipts 50 boxes and J. bbls.
We quote Eastern and Northern ut 29a32c; 29a3O
fer stale do 2saOc for Western and lsassc per doz
| for lined.
BEANS-Receipts 202 bbls.
There is very little demand and the market is
| quiet, Pea beans at - IS per bush. prime medi-
ums sell at ~ 25a2 80; yellow eyes at $3 90 per
bush.
| POULTRY-There is but little inquiry to-day,
and the market is very dull, Turkeys ranging from
l5al6c with now and then fancy lot at Lutte all
| vance. Chickens range from l5al6c for fine to
choice, and common lots of Fowls and Chickens
sell at l0al3c. Ducks sell at ilal6c and Geese at 10
al2c per D..
FRUIT-Apples are held at 81 5oa4 80 per Dbl for
choice winter fruit, while common and frosted APP
pies sell at 81 00a3 W per Dbl. Cranberres sell in
| small lots at $Sal0 per bbl
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are firm aud the sales
| are made at soc for jackson Whites, and soc for
Early Rose. Onions sell at d per Dbl.
| HAY-Prime hay is firm and in steady demand at
$25 per ton, and common at $laals per ton. Straw
| at $a5 0Oa25 per ton.
! DRESSED 1S-fhe market is nrin at 2a1s
| for Western and l.2c for city.
] sUGAR-Raw Sugar is very firm and holders are
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nallouell loral NEWS,

The new and elegant building just COM
pleted for the Classical School in this city,
will be formally dedicated about the middle of
January. We understand it is the purpose
of those having the matter in charge to make
the occasion an attractive and notable one.
All our citizens have deep interest in this
school, and will doubtless take pleasure in
co operating to make the affair pleasant and
creditable to all concerned. Rev. DR.. Webb
of Boston, has accepted an invitation to de-
liver the dedicatory address, and some of the
most eminent men and prominent friends of
education in the State are expected to be
present.
The pastor of the congregational church
in this city, finding very small number OF
people present on Sunday morning, in conse-
quence of the storm, led them to the Baptist
church; and upon invitation of the pastor,
preached most excellent and instructive dis
course to the united congregations. In the
afternoon no church bells were rung, and con-
sequently no services were held at the Con-
gregational or Baptist churches. At the
Methodist and Free Baptist churches, ser.
vices were held as usual. There was nothing
congregations from attending church during
the entire day, had they been so disposed.
We always notice that mankind generally ap-
pear in the streets and at their places Of bust
ness on week days, Notwithstanding the Sc
verify of the weather; but then "odds makes
the difference" you know!
Preparations for cutting ice are in progress
generally on the Kennebec, and the prospect
for profitable season is quite favorable.
The piles Of gravel accommodating along the
sides of some Of our streets indicate great
improvements on the highways and sidewalks
another season. The gravel is hauled from
the city lot on the eastern bank of the river
1t is expected that chen the county shall
conclude to accept the offer of an up river
town to take thsir bridge across the kenne-
bee and keep it in running order, the propri
etors of our bridge will be happy to show
their magnamity by surrendering the entire
structure to the custody of the county, for all
all time-and SO on!
Keep the sidewalks free Of snow and ice
and-shut the door
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Editors and Publishers Association
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of tine EDITORS AND PUB
LsHERS' ASSOCIATION of Maine, will be held at
AUGUSTA, on THURSDAY, Jan. 22d, 1874, at O'Clock
z. NJ. and continue during the next day and even.
ing.
The following topics will be considered, viz.
The Franking Privilege, and the relation of the
press to it. Hon. John +. Butler of the Biddeiord
Union.
The Postal Law relating to Exchanges of News
papers and Magazines. Edwin Sprague, ESD of
the Rockland Free Press.
The Postal Law concerning Papers circulating
within the county where printed. A. H. 5. Davis Of
the Harrington Chronicle.
The Prepayment of Postage on newspapers and
magazines at the office of delivery. j. A. Homan
Esq., of the Maine Farmer.
Advertising Rates and Agencies Howard Owen
of the kennebec journal.
Job Printing Rates-do they need revision?
Brown Thurston.
The election of officers will occur at this meeting
On Friday evening the association, with their
ladies, will be the guests of Gov Dingley and wife,
ut the Augusta House.
A full attendance is requested. The press Of the
State will please copy. +. 4. SHAW. Pres.
jos. WOOD, Sec'y.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia, 20. II. A. Fahnestock, Of
the New York branch of Jay Cookies house.
has filed a statement showing his assets all
turned over Sept. Is to j.. B. Moorehead for
the benefit of creditors including half a mil
lion cash unavailable, being deposited with
Jay Cooke & Co., and some $4,000 more of
various securities.
The fraternity of Delta Psi, the leading
college secret organization, met in conven
ton in this city to-day. Delegates were pres
ent from colleges and universities in New
York, Pennsylvania. Connecticut, Virginia,
Massachusetts, Mississippi and Washington.
The convention remains in session to morrow
and concludes with banquet.
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INDIANA.

Indianapolis, 30. The strike of railroad
engineers continues without much change.
Rumors are current of a general strike on all
the roads, but cannot be traced to any relia-
BILE authority. Last night party of men
went into the round-house of the Jefferson
vile 4 Indianapolis II. II. and broke the
guagss of all the engines in the house. Only
two engines were repaired and ready for SER
vice this morning.
A large crowd gathered in the Pan Handle
yards to- day, but the shops were closed and a
guard of men, armed with Springfield rifles,
placed in the yard.
Bush, who shot engineer Vance night be-
fore last, waived examination this morning,
and was committed in default of $40 900 bail.
The President of the mechanics and black
smiths union arrived here tonight from Cleve-
land. 1t is supposed that his visit is connect
ed with the engineers strike. He favors
compromise and depreciates violence.
Judge Rowland has reduced the bail of en-
gineer Bush, who shot engineer Vance while
on an engine, to $4,000.