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no would call up tho bill Monday noxt, aftcs tho
morning hour.
on Civil Service nnd Iotrorclmont to tho l1ouBo
Salary bill aro III tho natnro ofa substitute for It,
Ms follows,
NJ e enaescd, ETC., THAT 80 much Of tho ect OF
oscrs md employees Of either houses Of Congress,
and eoanponsa.ion Of ali Ssi srsons sha'l 10 IS xsd
by swn n drco At tho time Of the nesage Of said act
Of departments aall 10 each $8,00o per ar1l,1in.
sEo; p That tllo Secretary Of thS Treasury DO 70.
qn!re to cover Into the Treasury al anna TINT nay
ac approved March . 1871, and which ahall hare or
may como iuto ha possession by tho return thereof.
Tho morning hour having expired, the CHAIR
announced th2t The resolution reported by tho
Committee oil Finance was in order, upon which
sonasor Dogy was entitled to the floor.
THE HOLIDAY REsoLur1oN.
Mr: LEWIS hoped tic finance resolution
would 10 laid nsdo, aud that tho Senate would
take up tho resolution for adjournment.
Mr.. CHANDLER mid Congress had been hero
tic tic price Of gold md dcrangod bus business % md
now wanted lo 90 home. # thoro wan not timo
to repeal the Bankrupt law before the holidays,
or pass new one, he hopod tho old ono would
Mr. BOHEMIAN opposed tho ropoal Of tho
mont tioroof. 1lo thought it bost to tako boi-
Mr: slOI.n1LL (a1o.) thought thero vero pub
lie dutios which should DO performed. but when
tho senatora had made up thoir minds to 70
homo, ho did not sco mucl, uso In talking about
tue aoyoreigu roople aud urging them to atay.
Congress- Ind SHOWN d mastery inactivity Binco
| 1t had boou lore. 11o hoped tho great American
Senate Ind not become childish enough, after
| having defeated tho resolution on Wednesday, by
| ton votos, to take 1t up aud paas It now.
| MosBry. FERRY (Conn.), Upton, and WIN
DOM favored tho passage Of tho bill:
| Tho Sonato thon, by a yoto OF 30 yeaa to 20
Nlr. SCOTT hoped tloro would DO no recess.
hIr. INGALLS, moved to amond tho llouao
resolution by substituting Monday, Dec. ~, for
me- r. ri1UnaIAN i1iJi inquired If the Senator from
Kanyas contemplated by that amendment to
nllow tmo for tho repeal or amendment Of tho
| Bankrupt Law.
| nlr. INGALLS, replied In tho affirmative.
MIR. THURMAN believed it would bo possible
for The Judiciary Committee to report bill to-
day; but aftor cunyerAation with a lnrgo number
| Of members Of the House, ho had como to tue
conclusion TINT 1t was idle to tnlk about amend
Ing tho BANKRUPT law before tho holidays.
I1r. BOUTWELL, said ho actea uniformly
tic Senate might amend tho Bankrup. INV be-
| foro tho holitlnyB, but Aa entertained TINT hope
! no longer. lo Was opposed to the repeal Of tho
| luw, aud said tlat ste repeal would bo followed
| by OWLS and disautors in financial circles OF
! serious nature. llo llad bccn persuaded tbat d
large number Of respectable, buslncss-1''on
wonld petition against its repeal il thoy should
| layc the time to do 30. 1le would therefore
yoto Tor tho resolution to tnko receBs.
Tie amendment of Mr.. Ingalls, was rejected.
thcn concur1ed in-yeay, 50; nays, 27--as fol-
| Iowa:
, 1873-12-20
OBITUARY..


Capt. Trxcy, Of Grs.nd Enpids, Mich.
Specfat Uiapatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
GHAsn RAPIDS. Mich, Dec. 1a.--Capt. philan-
dor Traoy, ono Of tho pionoor nayigators of tho
upper lahcs, died at Ills residence in this city
yesterday. aged u years. AZ long ago rs 1920.
when cnly 10 ycars old, 10 commanded tho
schooner Ainhw ortiz, sailing between Chicago
dud Buffalo. 4 few years later ho bccame owner
Of that ycusol. lie first visited Grand Huvon
witl, his schooner in 1924. In 1885, ho abandon-
ed the lnkos, antl cn,ne to Gra1,a Rapitls by
stage from Chicago to White p!lgcon, tllonco to
this place, moBtly on foot from Kalamazoo. IIo
volunteered to bring tho mail. for which there
had boon no means Of transportation, to Grand
Rapids for some time. lie walked through tho
woods, carrying mat-bag md va!iso. bince tl.el.
l!o ilas lived III or noar this place. lilo was Judge
Of Probate for this county Hoyoral years, aua has
over Bince been known uY Judge Tsncy, anil llaa
boon widely eAtoenel in thin section OF Aliclli-
gan. For many yeara lo las boon Engaged III
tho lumber buslneaA, accommodating n handsome
property. IIo was MI oxcollont citizen, with fuw,
II any, enemieB.
, 1873-12-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TIE CASE OF JUDOE DUNELL.
Mr., BUTLER. (alass,), from tho Judiciary
Committee, oiroret resolution authorizing TINT
Com,uittco to seud subcommittee Of two to
Now Orleans to take testimony in tho matter OF
tlo impouch1nout Of Judge Durell, with powor
n aonH for ncrsnns and nnnora. IIo oxnfainel
That aiming tho charges AFninst Judge Durell
thoro was 4 charge OF msnprlication Of funds
ar,l nf nisnrornotlinrs in banhr,pt.y. AdoDtcd.
yurrL E,tESTA1. c1y1L-n1oHrs HILL.
Mr.. BUTLER called up tho Supplementary
cv;.RirhIa hill nul nrnposel to limit donato to
two ho,tIv.
Mr.. I'EEK npnealed for a longer tinle. and
rnyn notice tbnt. nlthourl, tho Democratic side
aid not proposo to ii,torposo dilatory mo-
tons if fair discussions wero allowed it only
wonId do Al in tho contrary eyout,
Mr.. STEVENS male a similar uopoa1, stating
that In dcsirod Ia atidrcsg tlu lIo,iso.
nfr. BlTrIEn remarked That tlio Amnesty bill
autl tho Civil lligLts ill wore linked together in
the mua Of Republican mombcrs It was
nrrecd That tho discussion should 20 on all day
OH tiftceu-u,inuto apcecllen md OH the first and
scconti t|ays aftcr ronsaomb;nr, Tho proylouY
uucytion viii bo coaBidotoa oueratiyo ut o'clock
On iLo acco,ul dny.
- rio y SPEAKER then called on tho committees
for reports OF u priyate character,
After tho cali, Mr. BUTLER (Alass. .)opened the
t]aIuta m tin Sunpte,neuLary Civil Kislts bill,
Ifo sld Tho Lii i!ayo no riglt which oyory ,uau
did not now posscsh except whore there WIS
hostile state legislation. :rl!e ILL simply pro-
poHcA to Elyo to any ono from whom this night
wnA takc,, a means Of overriding that hostile
State legislation, unt to punish lilo man WHO
tnEcs tltak rIt,lIt away from him. That was tLo
whole OF it. md WHO could argue against lint ?
SIr. BuiIor know tint it's o,pouonts would soy
tat it woy nj, Invasion of State rights, nnd that
Suios should be- left to arrange their own inform
nj n nfTEirs in their own WAY.
lie was content 10 uphold State rights, but
mt to ,,n,lold Stnto wrongs, atl no Staln lind Il
right 10 tscriu,iualo against my class OF citizens
prnyii:cd tAoy oifened no lnwH.
Nlr, EnOalDEIsfi aulol sIr. Butlor whether
tloro wan nny oydorco bofore tho Committee AZ
to Ito necessity for lie law, md also why those
Enufl,o,1, Sute Ieuisui ,,res which Ind no ont:
, 1873-12-20

E1fyr1res iii Neyv York.

l.
Special Disnatch TO TIE Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, Dec. 10.-Tho failure of three
moro amall jobbing firms il reported to-day, aud
several others ero roportol to DO embarrassed.
Tho firm at No. 3 Walker street, Which hns
done y amall business IN gentlomen'a furniell-
iug goods, placed atatomont In tho hands Of it's
crolltora two daya ago, aud askod tho privilege
Of paying St por cont on its Indebtedness and
continuing In business. 4 meeting Of creditors
waH hold to-tny. Mt which 1t waB reported TINT
tho firms liabilities amount to about 935,000
and ita asHots at s30,0oU. No definite conclusion
was arriyol Mt.
frank & Kastcr, No. 10 Walter street, IN tho
aame business. suspended Bovoral days ago.
Nothing positive catl bo lcarnod regarding tlleir
condition, but it Ia understood that their fiabii-
tioa aro about s17s.000, Of which they can pay
10 per cont.
". s. corum d Co., groccrs. No; 1920
Broadway, announced to-day thoir.. inabii"
ly to mool oil tloir obligations. Tholr aa-
sots and liabilities nro now unknown.
Two other houeos woro reported failed, but thoir
representatives informed q reporter Of tho Now
York Tribune that they Ind abkod m extension
OF timo, aud TINT the request wns granted. They
expect 10 oo beyond danger In q few days.
Wight 4 TIltnghast, whose. suspension was
announced Thursday, say thoy fave turned oyor
their afrairn to their creditors, md aro preparing
statement Of their position, which will bo Bub'
| mittcd to tLoHl Tomorrow.
, 1873-12-20

BAN FnANc1sco. Dec. 19.-At Sacramento to-
day, Ill the Senate ballot, Booth got Ii votes ;
Farlc y. T.; shaftcr, II; Irwin, 1. Changes ;
Finney {Republicnn), from Shattor to Booth
Graves (Dcmocrat), from Farley to Booth.
In tho Joint Convention. Booth got So on the
first ballot; Farley, 80; Shatter, 90; Irwin, !.
Tho Assembly vote was Booth, 43; Farloy,
q 7; shaftor. 0. NlcCallum (Democrat) changed
to Booth. Total vote, 118; necessary to choice,
GO. No election.
San FaASo1sco, Dec. 10.-The Convention OF
tho Senate and Assembly ballotod to-day for Sen.
ator for tho short torn, with the following ro-
suit: Hagor, 80; ahafter, %; Belcher, 10
Downoy, IL; Laine, Il; Rogers, 6; the rest
scattering.
The votes gained for Booth to-day mako the
AFonopolistH dospondont. II needs only two nov
to secure Ills election.
, 1873-12-20
FORTY-THtRD CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, D. g., Dec. -.
SENATE
SENATE.


PARLIAMENTARY RuLlEd.
Tho Chur {aIr. CAl.rENTlIn) explained that
his ruling yestorlay ou tho point of order mndo
by 11r. EDMUNDs on The resolution to adjourn,
was erroneous, and tho proceedings thereon
void. aud tho resolution, instead Of hclng before
tho senate as niiniohcd busincAs 1T tho close Ut
tho morning hollr today, was laid oil tho table.
DISARMAMENT AND ANnlTnATIoS.
hlr. SUMMER presented tho petition OF nlargo
number of ctiZcns Of Nov York, ahking for tho
general disarmament Of tho Fcdoral forces mud
tho adoption of provisions to settle all difficulties
by arbitration.
nIr, SUMNER presented tllo petition, OF tho
Washington Civil Rights Convention aBlti,lB tho
1aAsago OF tho Civil Rights bill. Laid OH tho
liable und ordered printed.
DlHTl1LEny WAREHOUSES.
Mr.. THURMAN reported Iack tho House blll
allowing .lin.iilory warehouses to DO continued
after changcs have bcon made In tho n,aaage-
mant. rasscd. ..u.,-
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.
Mr., ANTHONY, from the Committee on print-
Ing, reported buck tho hill relative to mintiuE
ribu documents Ho Bnid thu bill Involved tho
question whether tho publication Of public docu-
,nonta was to be continued. aud lto hoped tho
bill would 10 considered now.
Mr.. SARGENT sa,tl tho cost to print tho agrl-
cultural ltporta would bo $l38, 900, md It would
cost Senators and members w, ,o0o at !east 10
send out I'LL tho public documents.
Alr. STEVENSON said to people should know
what gocg on hero. lla vas In fuYor nj restai-
ing tho franklug privilege, with son1o restrlc.
ti0nA.
Air. BIlEnaIAN offered an amendment forbid
liug tho printing of all public tlooAnlelts tor
popular distribution, but not prohibiting tho
hturootypinE OF aNc| documents.
Agreua to, mud tho bill t,ashcd.
... HhLAltY ACT.
hlr. WRIGHT. Of tl!o Committee on Civil Ser
vice md l.osrcuuhmout, reported back tho House
hill in relation to the con,IonBation Of Senators,
Representatives. and Delegates, with amendment,
md recommended itH paBaaGo. llo kv"A not1aa
, 1873-12-20
YE48,

THE BANKRUPT LAW.
1lr. MORTON submitted 4 resolution that tho
Con,nittoo Oil the Judiciary DO instructed that
III any bill they may report in regard to tho
Bankrupt law, whether for ita repeal or anond-
n,cnts thereto, thut such report Oh such amonl-
nlents ny relate to acts, cauacs, or conditions by
yirtuo Of which my person 1nay bo thrown into
involuntary bankruptcy, shall be made retroac-
two, aud to lato back and take effect ut the ne-
Rod not lator than tho lat Of December, 1878.
lie snid ho desired to gvo notice that tho Senate
would act upon this mattor.
Mr.. SUMNER objected to dcbate, and the ros-
olution wont over.
HtISsrsSrrrI LEyEES.
Mr. CLAYTON submitted D resolution that .
Select Committee on Lovees Of tho Mississippi
River be authorized to ait Ut such placos NJ thoy
may designate during tho holiday rocoss. aud to
Investigate md report upon tho subject Of
lcvccs.
AIr. CHANDLER objected to it's presont con-
Bidcratio,l.
Tho Senate then won't into executive scssian,
At :l:45 the doors wcro ro-opencd, md the Sen
alto adjourned uutil Jan. ., 1874.
, 1873-12-20

Special Diapatch Il The Chicago TRIBUNE.
MoNrnEA1, Doc. l0.--At 10:I5 q. m. yoator-
day, number Of gontlemon Of the Boston Com
morcial Club arrived In tl.iH city. They como
horo viii, reference to IN inquiry into tile trado
relations between tho Now England States and
Cnna1a, and are having intorviowa with the
Board Of trrado and leading merchants.
, 1873-12-20

f1cnttons and have decided to accopt tlaoHo Of
A1r. Myers, OF Detroit, who IL tho architect for
Tho now Btate Capitol. Eddbroolt Il Co.. of
Chicago, roccivotl tho frat premium, $50; Mort
Bmtth, OF Datroit. tito second. $50; Duah l.
Smith, OF Dutroit, tho third, $10
, 1873-12-20

specfa, Dispatch 10 IAe Chtcago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Doc. 10.-The city Was
atartlod to-day with tue. report TINT Stephen
uamol. roading at Drownsbnrg, o fow ,nilos wost
OF Indianapolis Ind first attempted to produce
abortion upon his wifo Oh Tuesday; failing, lc
administered poison, resulting III death. HAmol
tive Tor tic dood is supposed to 30 dosiro to
coyor the crime OF abortion.
, 1873-12-20

Special DttpdEeA d The Chlcaqo Tribune.
LEEroH1A, O., Dec. 18-Tle trial OF Urban
Porter, for tho murder Of btu two little chill
dron, near Columbiana, o., last December, was
out six hours, rendered verdict Of murder ii
tho Hecout degroe. To-day Porter WIS Aentouced
to tho pontentiary for life. Ills plea was emo
tloual insanity.
, 1873-12-20

Special Dfspdfch 10 The CHICAGO Tribune.
OMAHA, Doc. 19.-Goorgo A1olyll1o. alias
"'.Beudy,"' who rocontly allot and killed Sam u;
ShoriG struthor at North Pinto, Neb.. this
morning. lie was tnkon to Grand Island and
lodged 10 jail.
Tho throo-cnrd monte men hro again on tho
rampage. Californian WAS beaten out OF $50O
In gold thts morning, aud St. Louis n,an was
yiclilnfzcd to tho oxtont of S150, and his gold
watch and chain, last ovnning.
, 1873-12-20

P1rTHnunou, Pa., Dec. 10.-The Commission
Of Arbitration to settle tho amount due by tho
National Trust Company to tho City Of Pitts
burgh made it's award to-day. Tho amount is
$685., ,1o4.o2 including interest. THIS sum docs
not include tho bonds hypotllccated, tho Bank
having admitted tint part Of tho clain.
Tho creditors Of tho Security Trust Company
Of this city avo resolved to put tile institution,
into liquidation, and hayo directed tho Executive
Committee to execute deed Of assignment to
George 4. Dorry, President Of the Citizens M
tional Danh, as Assignee.
, 1873-12-20
Drowning OF the Treasurer OF Emmett
County, NIiciss

speeia, Dispatch to The chicaqo Tribune.
LANSING, Mictl., Dec. 1D.-Charlcs Davidson,
County Treasurer Of Emmett County, was
dsow.,od untor Michigan avonne bridge to-day.
lie wus l1ourd by two mon to call for help hut
they did not rot to him in timo to saye him frou,
drowning. Tho deceased Ind como horo to sct-
tic with tho State Treasurer, but had been
drinking during the duy. lie was merchant ct
Little Trnsorne, and leaves vito alid two chill
drou. 11iB brother, from Chicago, il expected
, 1873-12-20

Special Dispafch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DunuorE. H.. Deo. 1o.-John Sullivan, the
man who killed Phillips, last Sunday night, was
bound oyor in tho au1n Of $4,000 to appear ut the
noxt term OF tho District Court and answer to
tho charge OF murder IN tho second dogrce.
, 1873-12-20
WISCONSIN CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.

Sntoial NiSnNfch q Tic Ghit00 TTibltne,
Oa,1Rusl, Wih., Doc. 10.-The Legislative
Committee to visit tho State institutions mr.
rived here last night, null to-tlay inspected tho
OF Senators Campbell, Of Lafayette; schantz.
, 1873-12-20

6pse.al Dfspa&eh 10 The chieaoo Tribune.
Fonr WAyNE. lud.. Dec. 10.-rho jury IN tho
oaso Of Cyrua Chapman, car-thief, on trial At
Auburn. Ind, returned vordiot Of guilty, and
sentenced him to pay II lno Of $5, and to bc i'm
priaoned for six montha.
, 1873-12-20
prIzc.Eicht on Long tslnnd.

New Yonn, Dec. 19.--Iim Turner, Of Now
Orleans, and Eddy McIauff, OF Brooklyn, fought
Twonty-nino rounds wcro fought, lasting 58
minutes when Turner was declared tho victor,
, 1873-12-20
nIru scHf,ol sArLafIstNc M)cH

LANSING Mich, Doc. 18.-rllo Lansing City
Board Of Education layo thlrty-nino designs for
Council rooms, ombractng four from Uhlcugo.
rhe Board have examlnel the desIAns and specl.
, 1873-12-20

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 10.-Tho President and
family, with tho remans Of Judge Don't. left
hero at o'clock Tonight for st. Loui..
, 1873-12-20

Correspondence n 1he Chicago Tribune.
Mcunxaon, H., Dec. ia.
On Wedneaday last, child. years or aga. Of
foil intn boiler OF lot water which had just
boes, taken OF the Aoyo. Aftor lingering fow
hours iu groat agony tho child died.
, 1873-12-20

Sptcfai Dfspatch 10 The Ch,eayo 7rf511-.
CAMBRIDGE, O., Dec. 19.-Tho strike made by
tho miners at tho several coal-mineB near this
place has eutod, and tho miners have gono to
work at tho reduction Of wages offered by en-
ployers. Tho price now paid is ~ ceuts pc1
hl1allel.
, 1873-12-20

3pEEfHE I7T6pHECH TIC
LANSING, Mich, Dec. 19.-1n the Rico trial,
tho prosecution have rested their case, leavinR
seventeen witncBaeH uncal1cd. Tho dcfenBe
cou1.noncod this morning. The trial will proba-
bly, close tomorrow.
, 1873-12-20

special Dispatch to Ttc Chicago Tribune.
Foan pu LAC, Wis, Dec. 1o.---Aslan Dillon, Of
Narshliold, tLiB county, took down his gun q
nhoit tImo sinco to shoot u cat. While putting
Oh tho cup, tho gun wont oil, lilo charge pnssin;
through q partillon a,ll soyoral Ut tito Haot
striking lilto girl, fatally wouuding lor.
, 1873-12-20

Eonts on tho Eric Cannl--anaomsat OF
HIrcniistllffs i'll acknowledgements Of
IL Sudden Close of Navigation.

Honts on tho Eric Cnnll--anaollsat OF
asrcn.tst,lFfs i'll Trnns.t--pvospcct of
1. Sudden Ciosc Of Navigation.
Special Dtspa!eh to 1As Chicago Tribune,
BUFFALO, N. T., Dec. 19.-Ono thousand boats
hayo been reported to Auditor Dayton as bei,g
on the Eric Canal OF these 400 or 500 ago load
cd and going down with grain, lumbor, slaves,
and potatoes-mostly grain. All Of tho boats
now moving aro botwcon Little Fall and Albany,
and working worry slowly. Within tho past three
days, sixty boats hnvo beon got through to tho
rvor About dozen arc moving today from
Schenectady towards Albany. Owners Of grain
are not gonorally nnxious to get tho bouts
through, but Now York and Buffalo forwardctB
aro working bard to get them through in ordcrto
snst that forwarders shall pay tho insurance, and
threaten to give them no business next year
unless thoy do 30. Thoro arc not over eight
lumber boats stuck, aud tho cargoes of potatoes
mates show Whnt is a,iuat Oh tho canal up 10
dato:
Wheat, a32, 900
Corn' So;'o0o ~ az
Oatp bn, 5ViPVoo
Barley aud malt. 31i ooo
Ryo, al'ooo
Total blahela. 5,oo0
Largo quantities Of broken ice arc IN the enst-
crn part Of tho canal, and it koopa hoating down
from lock to lock- It doea not melt, and there il
already MI enormous accumulation below Little
Ealls, which forms almost all impossible barrier
to navigation. Tho only Aopo Of getting more
boats through is iu warmer weathor, 80 Ra to
tllnw up tho leo. It is not likely that the present
weather will moderate enough to permit Of any
cause largo pecuniary loss. It costs oacll boat
So por milo to got through ice, Commissioner
/ I,arl;ley I.as two tugs aud fifty teams at work.
rho Stato las expended nearly a15, 0o0 already,
and will continue tho work Us long as any chnnce
| remains
Special D|spatcA to Tha Chicago Tribune.
| Urea, N. y, Dec. 10.-~-Illo canal il perfectly
clcar Of ico, and no trouble il expected by buats
Wishing to get, to tido,watoE; Most of tho Cap-
cold.Bna.. prcferring to winter noar some Of tho
| inland citlos. Probably 100000 lushols Of
| wheat aud as much corn arc still On tho canal.
, 1873-12-20
A Missouri Farmer Killed and Robbed
07 S1,OO0-Thrcc Of the NIuxtlcrcrs
IluNwHI by UitiXElHs

ST. Louis, Dec. ia special to tho Demo-
cra,, from Solalia, Mo-, says that information
WIS received hose to-day that farmer living
near Cambridge. Saline County, No., sold o lot
Of hogs in that town yesterday, receiving there
he was oyertalteu on the road by fvo men,
hcndcd by dosporado named Tom Stanton. who
shot and killed him, and thon robbed the
body Of tho money. Shortly aftor tho tragedy a
gentleman rosiding noar by discovered the body
lying in tho road, and hearlng an angry nltorca-
ton in Tho adjacent tnichet, comprehendod tho
situation. Ho at once raised a number OF his
noigibors, captured threo of tho murderers,
hanged them to treo, and then started in pnr-
not known whether thoy had boon captured.
, 1873-12-20

BAkEH-KINGMAN. On Doc. !, At the rcsi1,nco a
ia, n; Nskur, o ChiaaGo, and Agnes seymour d.asn
ter Of Frederick klngunn, ISL, OF TIonton, N. j.
, 1873-12-20

6Nett0I D15Hdtth e 7Hs EHtca0d 7T1uNHe.
GRAND RAPIDS, hfich., Doc. 13.-Tho total
amount drawn from tho banks by the forgery
show that the ga1no was played remarkably vol,
involving perfect knowledge Of the busincsa-
habits Of tho produco-dealorB and 1nlllors whose
names wore forged, thoir manner Of doing brai-
accommodations tho banks arc III tho habit Of
allowing them. hInnell, as be IL called, was
heve only nino days, having the first day COM
meucod genuine transactions in wheat with tho
several firms named in previous dispatch. 1t
is generally believed that ho was posod by Bomo
one hcre Tho wcll-lnown citizen alluded to in
yesterdays dispatch ns having known hin favor-
ably elsewhere is found to have mado Bomo
incorrect statement in relation to hfuneifa
movements yesterday. Tho reward for r., his cap
turo was increased tlis morning to 81, 1,500.
, 1873-12-20

New YonK, Dec. 19.-Tho jury in the cnso Of
Horny ". Gchot, on trial for fraudulent prac-
tce III connection with tho building Of the uar-
lem Court-HouBc, to-day rendered verdict Of
guilty. A stay Of sentence waa granted until
Monday, to give ti1no to prepare bill of excop-
tionB. A motion to admit to bail was refused,
aud Gouet romnina III the custody Of tho Sheriff.
STATES EVIDENCE.
NEW YonK, Doc. l9,~-1t h reported that z. A.
Woodward, County Auditor under the ring, is
now in the city and has agreed to turn statos owl
donce on promise Of immunity from prison. His
whereabouts cannot bo ahcortainod, but it is
confidently stated that ho will appear On Mon-
day against e1-Aiayor Hull.
Two Men Resisting Arrest, ARC Killed.
Santa FE, N. NJ, Dec. 14.-A nlooting atfray
took placo a fow days since in Lincoln County.
N. a., between jack Guiluu, former Sheriff Ut
tho county, mud Amor nar5ld, both Of whom had
been drinking freely. The attempt to afrcst
both Guilum aud Haroll woro killed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-23

DAYS OF TUITIONi
E0R LADIES AND CHILDREN "a
T. Wednesday and saturday Afternoons ~
" 2 O'Clock M
FOR 6ENTS-Nonday and ThursdayLA
Afternoons ~ 3 o clock. and Monday and Thurs
day Evenings 4 ) o'clock.
Private Lessons given to Ladies and Gentle
men every day IRON 10 A. y. 10 D T. Il. when not
engaged with classes.
VIII give q Juvenile Exhibition once every
three months. Solree every Saturday evening.
The best Of Brass and String Music furnished
for all occasions. Orders Addressed TO
]. W. VARNEY,
At the I. o. o. F. New Hall, Nil be promptly
attended TO, ala Il