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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-26
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Producing no ore at present. In
main south drift at the l7OO-foot leyeI
4. d,,,,n. .b..a. In t,vo-obIe jnd,ca.
tions ,nf ,ha mnrth dr,Tt n, m. Is00.
foot level to connect with the south
drift from the Gould & Curry Is making
as good progress as couia % eHpes.eu
oea davaIosm "' rs rsn"r, hnt sverv.
thing IN ma ahon. The nina is Working
,..ii "a aS-,sntscanmsiv
wei" W.
o.a.siid.'es sirsi,i..
MANI si'Ait oo"" 'oA sees oe'o" '"e
oVo'ioot eVei. 1rouhu "ofSs ia'oaa'
bly,, allowing OF good progress. ihe
great heat IN the dr1it norm rom the
Gould q Curry, az the liol.Iooe level'
does no prevent very isir progres' Se-
ing made undet tne circumstances NO
new ore ueveioPmene'' 2
D.,,x,t.,a.ho,,, IN .a,s n,,,.inoIIv
-. u-...o.,d .,.,,o, I.n.I .,a.d nv
contrihm,ions rom ths q. 10 and IA
stations. Tho main shaft IL being re-
timbered for a distance Of 400 7eet,
where the tlmbers detective or set
tied out Of shape. General prospects
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F
and family was destroyed BY fire last
night. There was another fire to-day
near the corner Of Hayes and Franklin
streets. In each Instance the depart
ment was able to turn out In full force.
All the ears on the Mission street
railroad will be replaced on the limo
tomorrow. 1t 10 estimated that over
six thousand men are thrown out Of
employment here by the epizootio
among the horses.
Hosts of people have gone to Ala
media to attend the 9th anniversary
picnic Of the Odd Fellows. 3
Gold. 1l7h; greenbacks. S6h9S7A.
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LUNG TROUBLES must be treated at
once. Neglect Of them brings sorrow.
pain and regret. Thousands have told
| of the almost miraculous effects OF
wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. For
coughs, colds, bronchitis and all lung
| troubles 1t Is unequalled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-26

BuRoLARIzEp. This morning be-
tween the hours Of - and l o'clock, the
room of Mrs. Ash, the propristress Of
the boarding establishment connected
with the Nevada House, In Lower
Gold Hill, was entered by a burglar
| who succeeded In getting away with
$95 In coin. a lady's gold watch and
| chain, and a variety Of articles OF
lesser value. Mrs Ash was awakened
by the noise made by the thief while
searching the room, but before she had
| time to give the alarm, he succeeded
In making his escape.
TRAIN LArE.-The Eastward bouEd
Messenger train on the Central Pacific
road, which should have reached Reno
at 1916 did not arrive until four
o'clock this morning. owing to the
breaking of the coupling between the
engine and tender. In consequence Of
the accident the passenger train from
Reno. due here at $40 A.. NJ, was an
.bour and a half late. The time occu-
pisd in making the trip from Keno 70
Virginia was two and a half hours
WATER CoMpANY's FLUME.-The firm
Of Kleupfer Bros, Virg<:is City, began
delivering lumber for the Water Co.'S
Aume on the 10th instant. They have
already delivered as much as Will DC
reouired between tho toll house u
Crown Point ravine. Lumber VIII
be distributed along the line as last as
it l. REQUIRED. The Water Company
will commence tho work Of building
the fiume about the first OF May.
LARGE SHIPMENT or ORE.-Yester'
dav, l20 carloads Of coal, amounting
to nearly 900 tons, were shipped BY
rail from the Comstock mines to tho
mills in this vicinity. The ore was
distributed rs follows: Eureka miii,
70 carloads; Santiago. 10; Mexican,
Ii. Morgan, 3; Brunswick. 2f; Mer-
rimac, z; Nevada, 8; FranHlih' 0 i
Vivian, 9 Trench, s..
PRorRAcrEp lLLSEss.-L. H. kleup'
fer. Of the firm of Kleupfer Bros, Vir'
ginia CITY, has been afflicted with
sra;n Scvsr for q period of ~ days.
Yesterday. Doctors Heath. Mcaieans
and Wsbber held q consultation owe,
hi. case. According to tho oplI,lon "
the attending physicians the ctaioe
for aud against his recovery aio ANU
equally divided.
GRAND RArrLE.-Mrs. Bowers Ia
decided to dispose Of her mansion' ala
monds, silver-plate, pictures; etc, oy
grand rafting scheme. The Gus ans
lot will constitute the principal PITS
The entire property Is valued at $too,
/. 900. WIN. Thompson ESQ.,, VIII na''
: the management Of the enterprise.
. wAsHoE PUBLIC ScHooL.-Washo'
: City boasts a tlourishing public school
with fifty pupils In attendance. Mr
: Plat. the principal, halls from Con
necticut, the land Of pedagogues, an'
, has met with excellent success II
teaching the young Washoo idea ho'
to shoot.
Nxw LUMBER YARDS. F. Hooi
0 G. Co, formerly Of Virginia City, bu
: latterly proprietors Of a planning mi,
In Reno. are about to open al opposI
zion lumber yard in Virginia.
! EXPIRE STATE MILL.-The old En-
: nire State Mill, in Six-mile Canyon,
4, being thoroughly overhauled and r.
! n.ired. and will shortly commenc
!. running on Chollar ore.
AsoruER footrace was arranged t
9 come of at Virginia this afternoon b
tween Albert Cheverla and job
j.. lMltcheii, for so a side. Distance
100 yards.
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R,rr1.E FOR A FINE GOLD WATCH

RArHI.E FOR A FINE GOLD WATCH
A genuine hunting cased gold watch,
the movements Of Swiss manufacture.
a good time keeper and in perfect run
ming order, is up for rattle at the Co.
lumbus Brewery, q few doors north OF
the News office. There are only l25
chances at 81 a piece, and the winner
will get ut least 800 in value for the
investment Of 81. Who Will be the
lucky man? ~
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MAKE MONEY fast and honorably,

MAKE MONEY last anu HVHoIaoIJ,
BY at once applying for a territorial
right (which are given free 10 agents.
to sell the best. strongest. most useful
and rapid selling Sewing Machine,
and Patent Button Hole WORKER eve
used or recommended by families, or
buy one for your own use; 1t Is only
as. Sent FREQ everywhere by express.
Address. for particulars, A. CATELEY,
ESQ, corner Greenwich and Court
landt streets, New York.
nol4-8m
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INTERNATIONAL CIGAR SToRE.-At this
popular establishment in the Interna-
tional Hotel, c street, Virginia, can be
found the finest assortment OF genuine
Havana cigars, meerschaum pipes,
cigar holders, fancy cigar cases, cut
lerv, etc., ut wholesale and retail. at
the most reasonable cash prices. Also
all the most approval brands Of manu-,
featured tobacco, Scotch snuff ana
other goods pertaining to q first class
CIGAR and tobacco store. Saloons anu
general dealers supplied. m25f
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MORE MILLINERY GooDs.-Mrs. Fan
ny Mayer, of the well known and pop.
ular millinery establishment on North
C street, Virginia, opposite the Inter
national, left for San Francisco on
Saturday evening last in order to re.
plenish her stock with all the latest
and most fashionable Spring styles oil
millinery goods. She will return
shortly, and meanwhile 1t would be to
the advantage of the ladies to wait till
they see her now goods Instead OF pur'
chasing elsewhere. APT 1w*
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"BEHoLD how great a fire a little
matter kindleth." A cold Is often
called a little matter. But 1t Is such
little matters that often lead to con-
sumption, disease and death. Do not
neglect a cold. 1t may be cured by
wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
which will also cur coughs, bronchitis,
afr.
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grimm, dry&oodS Munley q Colton,
drugstore, also P~ostoffice and Tele-
graph office.
~ raI Bank statenest.
NEW YORK, April 26.-Bank state
ment shows decease specie $l26. ZOO.
sailer Landlords arrested.
New YORK, April B.-Five more
sailor clearinghouse keepers were ar
rested to-day. These, together with
those arrested last night, were admit
ted to bail. The entire Fourth Ward
accompanied the prisoners to Court.
The %Shlpowners and Shipmasters' AS
sociations propose, In view Of the
arrests last night, to see how far or
ganizsd bands Of sailor clearinghouse
keepers may interfere with the COM
merce Of the port. These keepers and
their runner have been bold Of late.
They have prevented sailors from ship.
ping before the Commissioners, as re-
quired by law, and even insist that the
advance money shall be paid within
twenty-four hours after the men have
been put on board, and that often with.
out the seamen's notes. They also
seek to prevent men from shipping,
that they may break down the law,
and for that purpose have a committee
In the neighborhood Of the Commits
sioners office, frightening off seamen,
and If a seaman does 90 into the office.
he Is generally followed there and
openly threatened with violence II he
ships In any manner or on terms other
than clearinghouse keepers dictate.
A number of vessels with their cargoes
on board have been detained for days
waiting for a crew.
Isd,an Contract.
Tho Purchasing Committee Of the
Board OF Indian Commissioners have
contracted for 1903 dozen butcher
knives and IL SHINING knives among
other articles to be furnished the In
dians.
Eric Rsmsrs.
Wall street gossip intimates that the
Erie, and Atlantic and Great Western
railroads cannot be consolidated or
close working or running arrange
ments on a pro rata basis be estas-
lished between them. IL Is also said
that Gould. Bischoffschelm and Gold
schmidt have opened the regular Erie
campaign, Gould having gone short Of
stock OH salos to the latter, who are
long. The campaign ia to DO still fur
Their enllvend, according to the same
authority, by q war to be waged BY
BlschoffscheiIn, Erie's London bank
ers or President Watson.
The Eight He.r-Atsenpsed 70 ,.
Pssspsssd.
Twenty-seyen delegates from variou'
trades Unions In the United States
met In secret session last evening, ant
after a discussion, resolved to postpone
any attempt to enforce the eight honl
rule until 1874.
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WAyrs MoRE Goops. = Wolf. OF

WANTS MORE Goops. - Wolf, OF
Rcin.tein & Co., the we'll known
clothing firm here in Gold Hill, starts
for San Francisco this evening to make
heavy purchases Of Spring goods. IN
order to replenish his stock for a fresh
run Of trade. In order to make plenty
of room for reinforcements, the goods
now In store will be closed out at such
vastly reduced prices that nobody can
refrain from buying, unless they are
resolutely determined to wait till the
new goods arrive.
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DR.. ABoRS, Oculist, Aurist, Ca
tarrh, Throat and Lung Physician, and
operating Surgeon for chronic diseases;
Offices, laboratory and residence. 2l3
Geary street, San Francisco. jalS Sm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-26

COLDS AND CouoHs.-Sudden changes
of climate are sources of pulmonary
and bronchial affections. Take at once
Browns Bronchial Troches, let the
cold. cough or irritation be ever so
slight.
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sy THE cAsLEs.

Csmmune net Pvseisined'
PARIS, April 26.-A Madrid dispatch
denies that Commune has, been pro-
claimed. 30"
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Destructive Fire In Arksssss.
MEMPHIS, April 26.-The town Of
Mariana, Arkansas, was nearly de-
stroyed by Gre on Thursday last. The
loss Is estimated at $780, 900. The prin-
cipal losers are W. II. Golfer, bank
Griffin, drygoods; Munley & Cotton,
drugstore, also Postoflce and Tele-
graph office.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE E.

l,r,cI.I TO TEE GOLD urLI DAnr srvs.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-26

Still drifting north on the lead and
showing good ore. Will do so as long
as tile ore holds out. Intend sinking
as soon ns the best point In the ore
chimney Is ascertained. No trouble
from water.
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SAY FRANcrsco. April 2s-l P. NJ
Counsel for plaintiff In the case Of Fra
Ter Va. Thrift. commenced tho argu-
ment this morning. The courtroom
Is packed. The case will probably be
closed to-day.
"A dwelling house on the Potrero oc.
cupied by police officer ]. o. Aryes
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SAN FRANcrsco, April 25-3 P. NJ
FROM SAN

Frazer Breach ef Premise Case :
Fire-misslsn street Railway
Bpissste-Odd Rellsws Picnic.
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The mill has been running steadily
the past week on ore from this mine.
and from the appearance Of the metal
In tho rifles, good returns may be
looked for. All parts Of the mine look
we'll. h
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aEHTLHMIN,s CLOTRINe, ETC.
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Uaien CsnssIidsted.

A second cross-cut from the main
north drift has been commenced and Is
now In about ten feet, In good, lively
quartz, which gives low assays, and
improves as the cross-cut is continued
farther east.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-26

The powerful new pumping ma
chinery was started last Thursday,
and Is a great success, moving with
less labor than any other on the lead.
On trial yesterday, the water In the
stump was lowered five feet In three
minutes, the pump working slow on
the shortest stroke, The water Is out
Of the stump In the main shaft, and
to-day the men are taking the mud
from the bottom. Work Is being
pushed energetically In and about this
mine. The company are now making
a comparative test Of wood and coal,
carefully weighing and recording
everything.
The sun., 1873-07-01
THE ESrITE SLiUE.
vir-inia Nnatcr IL Attorney for the Man
who was his servant.

4 vlr-inia Nnstcr IL storrcy for the Man
who was his servant.
Anthony Jones. IA tulorcd man, fireman
fpr the last twenty years 4 the Deaf and Dumo
Asylum, Fanwood, near For Washington,
Hloomingdalc, died about the middle II last
Aurii. leaving au estate Il sl2,0p lie Tas born
n slave, but thirty-,iye years ago he ran away
from his master, Mr.. William jones Of Elwood,
sYotsylyania county, Va. aud there was iu-t
sight of entirely. his name had been Anthony
sm.tu. bat in Ncw York he kept a rcminlsccnce
Il "Oe virsinny," and aided his uersonl dis
guise by adopting the name Il his old master,
and was known a. Anthony Jones.
Mr.. j. Horace Lazy, Virginia planter. who is
proprietor II the plantation on which Anthony
the slave was born, aud who married his mas
ters daughter. has come tn New York In behalf
Of the two sole surviving heirs Of the deceased
fireman, The numerous brothers and sisters
and the father and mother OF Anthony, who
were the slaves Of Mr.. Jones' are dead except a
sister Elizabeth and brother Isaac. Eliza
children, Is working as q field hand In
the parish Of OuHchita. Louisiana, on plhnta-
ton owned until recently b. Mr. LACY. Isaac H.
g. years old, with a large depeudcpt family, who
all. ~ well as Elizabeth, were the property Of
Mr. Horace Llcy previous to the war Of cmnnci-
patton. Isaac hA. ever since been employed hy
Mr. Lacy, and has not suffered Tor the n"ce~sa-
rios Of NE. nor ever Will. yet II AN uuprohthblo
hired Do nd, being old and slow, aud the whole
family have been since their enancipttiun de-
pendent on their former master aud live on his
iau1. Isaac has employ a hiz old master a.
attorney, who testitts tuat Isaac aud EiIuhcfh h
"aTc worthy and respectable, honest people, old
and poor, ana unht for ANY other than outdoor
Hold work and atc anN GUS tp buy and Culti-
ydte a piece oi and Hdioinin. his own farm, ON
which they we're born, said tract holng now
offered for sale far below its real value liy it,
immediate ownersh p they can he a. once e m
forbade and INDEPENDENT, and relieved frpm
their abiect puyeTty Isaac and Elizabeth can
command al their axe only Eve dollars = month
for their labor. Elizabeth WAS formerly "A cook.
Isaac has already laid his plans for putting in
wheat, which IL their staple crop, this fan on his
own Hand that IS TO be, and raising potatoes thus
year and In the fall root crops, and putting
down some Of the land To- gTas- before winter.
Proofs were taken yesterday In the SlTu-
gate's Court, before :. u. Van Schaick, referee,
that the old negro man and woman in Nir.lnia
and Louisiana re the only heirs, Anthony Jonea
having died without leaving wife, children, uT
debts.
The sun., 1873-07-01
WHITE PL5rvs LIQUOR TEsTED.
The streets M-'nken for n shooting Gal
Iery-Tnr NiIIapera A AntoniabcA.

The streets M-'nken for a shooting Gal
iery-Tnc NiIlaRers ASou'sbed.
On Saturday strange young man went
to White Plains and drank with perfect loose
ness. He had seemingly pocket full of rocks
Late in the Afternoon he qusrreiled with come
gentlemen In the Orawampum Hotel and
threatened to shoot one Of them. Mr.. smith,
the hotel clerk. interfered, and the young man
drew a seven shooter on him but seeing that
Mr.. Smith also had q revolver and was prepared
to- shoot, the young man walked away. Nothing
moro was seen Of him uutii Sunday morning
Then he crawlod out Of a lumber yard where he
hal slept all niaht. About 10 o'clock he drew
himself up in a line In front Of the hotel and
tered the ground at bs feet Then ho went
Of Deer. After which Mr.. Abe Banta
son Of the proprietor, instructed him to
uit up and git. Thereat he stepped to the yard
and, drawing a seven shooter, blaZed away at
Mr. Banta, hitting him in the abdomen but not
seriously wounding him. Next the young gen
tcman sailed down the railroad and fired at n
young lady. the ball cutting her dress. His next
exploit was to FIRE into his own thig gh after
sleep. Before Juatice Long yesterday he gave
his name AS Robert Dcitedman of Esscx street, ,
New York, saving that his father, who bears
this same name, IL a brewer in Champs brewery,
llinmsburgh.
lila father, having been communicated with,
said that his son IL a lun1tic; that h. has been
In the Bloomingdale Asylum for three wears !;
that last Friday he came home. saying that no
had escaped. lie seemed perfectly rational, and
the father, thinking that he had been cured,
gave him the freedom Of the house as usual.
Early on Saturday Robert was missed, 30 also
were ~ and "A seven shooter.
The sun., 1873-07-01


Guy Livingstone may write atrocious
novels, hut la practical lfeh has recently given
evidence Of something very like real genius.
Nuihiug short Il thHt could have caused nm 10
ven ure 50 boldly to rrdure the tradtionary
code ducllp 10 a modern basis. The gase was
this. Two young swel- had quarrelled, not
ahuut a lady, nut about bet; "A challenge to
mortal cumuat had been gwen and accepted a
dinlrulty arose about the weapons to he use (;
the seconds finally referred the matter TO an ar
bitrato. mo other than the famous author, Guy
Livingstone and he decided that the blood
thirsty Comhatauts should meet in the middle
Of lICcadlly, each armed with "a hurseNh hip, and
thrash each otner until one or the other cried,
Hold, rupugh! The dueists demurred but
the arbitrator declared that, IA they asked for
his decision, they should obey Il, and that If
they did not he should whip both Of them. At
this threat they Yielded, aud the combat com
nenced at the appointed time ana place. Fast
and thick were the blows; shrill through the
air whistlrd the keen lashes dense arose the
dust from the wcll-ucatcn coats. Each man
stood brayelS to his work until at last AZ II by
mutual consent, each paused at tho same mo-
ment and exclaimed, Enough :" Then they
quietly shook hands, jumped into cabs, and
drove away amid the plaudits of the crowd.
The sun., 1873-07-01

DAY STOCKwELL.-1n this citv. On "Wednesday,
June - is3 az the sdeuoe Of the rri les brother,
Mr.. \. Is. S'uckwel hy the Rev W. n. POttethwd.te,
Clirouc, .. pay TO Layiul1 +. ~tochw III.
EGGl p TON-NOII.llL.- on Wednes ay. June ls,
is13. b. The Rev. Henry ~ lial,iinr. Jane. O. 10 4
ton cf North salem, N,to Ka,e e. Morrll, eau liter
"i the lais John \ Morr.ii, Esq" ~ To-. city;
the Rev q. b. kittrdge Morton f. iiutchon 10 l. mo
N. Norton. tlugitor sidney :. Norton Esq, all ~
Brook yn y y 30 cards.
H'TftEL WHITE. o. Wednesday. June y by
h. Very ie,. Edward McG} u. H.. Albert :. liai-
field 10 Eleanor Nhite eldest dausLtcr OF tlc late
JENklNs-PLrTIGRiW on Tu, sdsy even ~. june
q. iS1i at thc rtidonc" % the 6fidDs parent l-
drirhia by the Rev. T. ". !. Nylic fr. " liam \.
iyukins 4 Sew N.rk 20 Mes Asnc- Petusrrw Pan.
KSArP sTANClIFT. We inc,dly evening. Iunr %.
a. tho con lc'ia'. Ecfonlc lutch thufc ~, rn II
and ,th IT,. by tIr .uy. J.m.s q fllpN, y. d..
s. uuc''l. sN.- ali Of tii- CITY,
lIbiNGi ii.Ni.~.-,'n b.. $. fC-c .. at fho
resideucc % the riI's uurcit., 10y tho ' IrNus. ",
ltarhlr d. ludiugtol o. die y, Reeves, uott Of
MNIo-CU ,EIION.-Atthe rc.i lcncc OF III b-do',
lum'H, samuel g. Hno OF NcHalh go Mis- Rachel
NotANS-Rr1GIY.-B the Re. Father Nci.c"r.
pastor of Il. toluinbas tturch. J's.'.h Nct ma uf
ri i'slIMoRE-CASw wtif.-un tAigroly. .Dur -, by
the E,y J. p Lcs tad. a. ". lushuiore 80 N.ss NJ. a.
Schools MAkrR Cilo-sNtAN. We 'uesdav even
ing Juue IS, n the residence OF Il. T.. -cr l J. ~
tfh IT,, N,w iork cits, hy te Rev !. T. All ~, Mr..
Geo, &c W sch oui. krr q bis cas- t. Miss NNry
LrVtsuan OF Jalnaita l.. !.
The sun., 1873-07-01

ALBANY, June so Gov, Dix, in yetong the
New York and BrooSlyn Brdye Company's Bridge
buI, say "Whue the bin compcs the cities Of
New York and Brooklyn 10 pay up their subscriptions,
II eXpuerates private subscribers from completing,
whicu IL neither just nor good example,
In Nrtolng the Washington Market b he says be re-
CARDS Il iuIcfrnsihic rst, 10y rendering II Impose c
Tor more than half century to appropriate 80 arfc
surface In the active commercial district OF the
cty TO aly other purpose should the public
qurr II and second by form dding the ely aulhurl-
ties grant the lease 10 other person company
unless the Washington Market Company shan neglect
refuse to take 1t. lie adds that The Sew lurk Com
tounc under the new charter have fan pOa cf to
dispose OF hi, matter Just.y aud lntcllgently.
The sun., 1873-07-01
rnnr NIcn killrd in lhc LIno.nc mammal.

EAST ESD oF IIoosAC TUNNEL, June 20. An
accident occurred In the tunnel at midnight sunday,
hy which four men lost their uyrs, and two we're
rously II not fatally injured. when about 4Gu feet
from the eastern portal Of the tunnel, box of
giant powder and eNploders which the regular morn
ing gong we're carrying into the tunnel on bo1elr
Immediately behind thr locomotive, caught ure and
plud,i with terrific ,nvct. shalerng the car and
st,u'ly kllug Timothy Lynch, Henry furs Mlchnrl
McfaI1en, the fireman and Frank Kingsley the "a ~
Itr kIgrlyYr wounds are striuuH but It Is expected
he VIII recover. hcFaiden cannot I've.
The sun., 1873-07-01

10 TC F0f0f 0T IN SUD-
sun: We respectfully and earnestly ak
TUX Sun TO call the immediate attention OF the
puhc authorities to the fact that last year the Fourth
OF july was permitted to pass without tAe usual sun
rise salute OF cannon nfc and drum your time hon
Olcd and historic battery, Iha neglect was the cause
Of much dissatisfaction and Widespread complaint
among thousands OF ou- best and most patriotic cii
Ieus Who sire that there shah he no departure On
Independence Day from a custom which originated
with the heroic men who urst enthusiastically al pt
and clntnutd its practice without lnt"rnisson unul
last year. MANY NErEKASh.
The sun., 1873-07-01

CRY OF kINGsroN, y. Y, June 3O-A young
woman named Mary Moorc Of RoNbury, Delaware
county as been for tine slightly dcranged, andhcr
relatives intended take her to insane asylum
Ths fact coming TO her made her very melancholy
oud size told them "tuey Iuld be for it. soon
Rt"rNurd, while the relatives wcrr absent the young
woman set her clothing nrc aud cfawled INTO he'd,
also nrng the bed ling. Ia few minutes the ifVnu,
returned ana every effort made to exuuguish the
names and save the Rir'- fe tut She was go terribly
burned that she dled IN few minutes,