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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-11
p1LTInORE CONSOLIDATED

Location Of works, Gold mn District,
storey county. Nevada.
Notice l. hereby given that at q meeting Of the
Board OF Trustees % -Aid company. held on
the a;lh day IL January. iSIt, an assessment
No. s. Of Que Dollar and Finy Cents per share
vas levied upon the ,apiial stock Of said Com.
pany. payable Immediately, in United States
gUl, CON-, To the Seere'ary, At the once OF the
| Company. Room No. !, No. +Ol California
street. san Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
| remain unpaid on TUESDAY, the ID day OF
| March, 1854. shall he deemed delinquent, aud
will be duly advertised for .ale at public auc.
ton. and unless payment shall be made before
will b. -old on WEDNESDAY, the 23ih day OF
March, 1874, To- pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
DAVID T. BAGLEy. Secretary,
Once No. IOi Califo MIA street, san Fran
cisco, California, Room Neil. Ja3i I'd
"a OODyILLE GOLD AND siI.SER
w Mining COMPANY. = Location OF principal
place NJ business. san Francisco, California.
Location OF Works, Gold Mn. storey county,
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that al a meeting Of
the Directors, held on the s,h day o, January.
1874. an ss-ssrment tho. 81 Of One Dollar and
One quarter (si 10 per shsrv was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation. payable I'M
mediaisly. Ia United States gold coin. To the
Secretary. At the Office Of the Company. Room
No. 5 Hay wards Buiiding. ti9 California street.
san frahei-ss, California.
An, stock upon which this assessment shsll
remain unpaid on the nth day OF February,
1874. viii be delinquent. aud advertised Tor sale
At public auction. aud unless payment 10 made
before, will be sold on TUESDAY, the 81
isy % March. lSst, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with coats Of advertising
and expenses OF sale. A. NOEL, Secretary.,i
Orncc-koom No. 5 Hsywaru'r Building. tia
CALIFORNIA; street. San Francisco, Cal. JslO I'd
INANEY GOLD AM SILVER
~ Mining Company Location % principal
place % business, San Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Lyon county, state oil
Nevada.
Notice l. hereby given that at a meeting Of IN.
Board of Directors, held on IN. 9Th day OF Jan.
uary, isiI. AN s..e-smcnt mo. s. OF Seventy i've
CceGts per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately.
In United states gold coin, To the Secretary, AT
The Office OF the company, No. 80 California
street. Room No. o, san Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10Th day OF February
islI, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public ~snction. and unless payment i made
before, xlll be sold on the 81 day OF March,
1854. to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs ~ advertising and expenses of sale.
by order of the Directors.
GEORGE X sPlNSEY. Secretary.
One~-No. $40 California street, Room No. 5,
San francisco, Cal Jas I'd
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And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees. made on the 25d day Of
December, isTa, 90 many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock q. may be necessary. will be soId
AT ,mbilc auction, at the onics Of the
comrany. No. AZ California street. San
Francisco, Cal. on FRIDAY. the i3'h day Of
February. 1874. at hour Of . O'Clock r. II. OF said
iay. 10 pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs o advetising and expenses
W. W. sTETs0N. Secretary.
udcc-Morrow's Building, No. Iii California
street san Francisco. Cal. ja2o I'd
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And In accordance with law and an order Of
the board Of Directors. made on the 2tth day Of
December. 1873. 80 many shares OF each parcel
public auction. nj the ONCE Of the Company
Room %. No. 40 California street. san Francis.
CO, Cal, ON MONDAY. the l6,h day of Febri.
AIRY. 1874. at the hour ~ ! o'clock p. N. Of such
day. to paw said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with cos,s Of advcrii.ing and expenses
Of the rale.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE. Secretary.
O~nicc-Roon "a. No. 40 California street,
San Francisco. California. ja2o I'd
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THR BELcHER SILVER
IsTl,-At q meeting OF the Board OF Trustees,
held thi. day. q dividend mo. ~ Of Pive
Dollar. (f5) per share was declared. payable
February 10. Transfer books will be closed on
feS i'm II. c. KIBBE, Secretary.
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THE oyERMAN sILvIz, MINING

L COMPANY. -LOcaiion OF principal place oil
business. san Francisco, Gal.
Location Of work.. Gold Hi. Storey County.
Nevada.
Sotice.-Thcr arc delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. ON account OF ASSESS
mcnt No. q. levied on the I'D day of December,
1919, the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the Respective shareholders. a. follows;
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NOTICE..

ITO l.. n. MOVES. l.. GUGGESHEIM AND
L A. BREIsACIIER. Greeting: We hereby
demand Of you the several amounts tct op.
$is5 20: l.. Guggenheim. si2j 90; A. Bret.
sacher. fi2J %. In United States gold coin. due
by you as your proportion Of the expenses In.
Cured In and for the development Of The Comet
Gold and Silver Mining Company, Devils Gate
District. Lyon County. State OF Nevada. And
We hereby give you notice that nnless said
amount OF money IL paid into the hands OF the
Treasurer Of said Company. at The expiration of
ninety l9cJ days from date. your interest will bo
taken possession OF by the other co-owner Of
the Comet Gold and Silver Mining Company.
Silver City, New, January q. 1871.
G.. LANZAC.
js?; I'd. CIlAs. KNOPFLE.
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And IN accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the cath day 81
December. 1874, 20 many shares OF each parcel
of such stock ~ may be necessary will lie sold
NJ public auction. nj the office Of the Company,
Rooms 3 and q, No. 3T2 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California. ON MONDAY, the
10th day OF February. 1874, at the hour OF 2
O'Clock r. n. Of ruch day. to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs Of
advertising and expenses OF the sale.
W. u. WATSON, Secretary.
Ofice-I,ooms 5 and O, No. 3O2 Montgomery
street, San FraLci,co. ja?s I'd
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MEETING.

TuE JUSTICE MINING COMPANY 10.
i cation Of works. Storey County. State OF
Nevada.-Noiicc.-The third annual meeting oi
for the purpose 81 slcctlng Trustees TO .eryc
Tor the ensuing year. viii he held on MONDAY,
The 10Th day Of February. ls7t. At ] o'clock r.
n, at their once. No. ala California street, San
Francisco, Cal. Transfer books win be closed
nom 3 o'clock r. =. on Tuesday. the 10Th oil
February, 1874, until amer the meeting.
nv order OF the Board 81 Trustees.
X. wEGENRR, Secretary:
San Francisco. January II, 1874. fe2 I'd
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HARTFORD MINING COMPANY

r oC<TIoS or WORKS. GOLD HILL
District. Storey County. State OF Nevada.
Notice Ia hereby given to the stockholders OF
the Hartford Mining Company (old corporationl
thai the Hartford Mining Company new cor.
poraiion) will issue the stock Of said new cor.
paration. In the proportion Of twenty 30, share.
ofnew for one a. share OF the stock OF said Old
corporation, upon the surrender Of the certtf.
c,ies OF stock OF said old corporation TO the
SECRETARY, AZ the once Of the new corporation,
Room No. 3. Haywsrd's Building. No. &is Calf
fornls STREET. San Francisco, California.
PAYMENT OF Ace 81 cents per share ,at the
time OF .deposlting the old stock VIII De r.
1uir,d on each shAre Of the new stock TO be
snsd. 10 defray expenses OF organization OF the
new corporation and TO prepare for . renewal
OF work al the mine.
Nv order 90 the Board Of Directors OF the
Iao iw EDWARD r. STONE. sec'y.
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MEETING.

OFrIcE OF TUE SOUTH DAYTON GOLD
" and silver Mining Company. Devirs Ga'e
Mining District, Lyon C,unty. SevAda
Notice-A meeting Of the Stockholders oi.he
above named Company win be held a. the once
Of the Company, Geyer.s Ba,id,ng; S'i,sa NY,
day OF February, ls1l at the hour Of . O'Clock
r. Y for the Transaction OF business.
Silver City, New. January aist. 1874
fe2 3fav ~ j. W. JOHNSTON. SECRETARY.
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And In accordance with law aud an order Of
the Board OF Directors. made On the 23d day Of
December. A. d ls,5. 80 many shares of each
parcel Of such stock n may be Necessary. viii
be sold at public suction. at the Office Of the
Company. Room z; uhirl foorl, New Mcr.
chants n.xchangr, California street. San Fran
cisco, California. on TUESDAY. the cath day
of fc5msry. 1854, at the hour of ~ o'clock n.
Oi said day, 10 pay said delinquent s-se s.mcni
thereon. together with cortr Of advertising and
expcn-esOi the sale.
J N. BUFFINGTON. Secretary.
Onic--Room 8, Uhin iiO0rI. New Merchant
Exchange. California street, san Francisco, tai.
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. REMARKABLE CURE o.
DEAFNESS.

PUBLISH THIS CARD FOR TIE BENE-
1T of DIR. II PRICE. q South Z street. Viz.
GINA City, In unbounded gratitude for what he
has done for me. and for his rkill a. \ physician
and surgeon.
Deafness IL horrible. II renders o person m.
a. for any business. have been afflicted for
ever three years, entirely deaf with Que ear and
nearly deaf with the other. was recommended
10 De. Price by Mr.. Joe Gardner. engineer. OF
mi. city, q well known citizen. whom he cured
last year of deafness OF n years standing. TIE
Doctor punctured, AZ he explained to me. the
membrane tympana, q serious surgical opera.
tion I placed myself under BIZ. treatment a
week ago. and strange To cay, In nus short time
have rrgained my hearing A physicisn able
TO perform such curer ought To he paironized
BY all suffering from similar affections. My
thanks to him. and l hope this card will bring
him many patients.
j. BOONE, Union Foundry.
Sub.crlbcd and .wofn tn before me this fourth
day OF February, A. ID: lsIt ,,.,
lsEAt-l WILL u: buhftaLL,
frItf Notary Public.
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MINT GOLD AND sILvER MIN.
n.IKOOsua sIlysR MINING

" Company Location of Principal Place OF
Business. san Francisco. California.
Location OF Works. Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that Al = meeting of
tho Boarl of Directors, held on the 3i-t day
of January, 1854, an assessment Inc. y OF
Three Dollars per share was levied upon the
.splial stock OF the corporation, payable imme-
lisiely, In United states gold coin. To the secre-
iary, al the ONCE OF the Company. No. tit Cal
liOrnia street. san Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which TIL. assessment shall
remain unpaid on the FIFTH day 81 MARCH,
lsit. will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
before, will be cold ON the TwkSrY.SINTH
lay 10 MARCH. 1874. tai pay the delinquent as
.e-.ment, together with Gusts OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
r. wEGENER. Secretary.
Oaiee-it California street, san Francisco,
California. lei I'd
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TO MILLMEh /!

yayR HAVE FOR SALE AT THE COLD
w nm News once h-lf q ton Of superior
Type Metal, for loarnaling pnrPoses IN Smni
M0s, Hoisting WORM. stc. Whl heso'd strr
Aaeed pSices for eash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-11

IL Location of principal place OF business,
sau Francisco. California.
Location Of Works, Gold hin, Storey county.
Nevada.
Not ce.-Thcrc ARE delinquent upon the fol.
lowing JcsCribsd stock, On account OF Ar-cr--
ment No. =, levied ou the g9in day Of December,
1854. the several amounts set opposite The names
uI the respective shareholders, as follows:
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Old Issue.

lHltTJ tlsm, furtets .lJSol..sS ~. .ppb. =" o..
Aud In accordance with law and an order Of
the board Of Director. made ON the seth day Of
December. 1919, ro many shares IL each parcel
Of such stock ~ may be necessary will be sold nj
public auction. at the Office al the company,
Room ~ HaywaId's Building, iiy California
street. San francisco, California, On THURS.
DAY. the 18th day OF February. 1874. ut the
hour Of ! O'Clock r. N. Of raid day. to pay sald
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
Gusts OF advertising aud expenses Of the salc.
W. y. DIAN, Secretary.
Ofcc-Toom No. ~ Ilayward's building. 40
California street. San Francisco. Cal. ja30 I'd
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
YELLOW JACKET silver

MINI, cou~n.n,'Ios.iion OF works,
0oli IIiII' Storey sounty' Seyada-Notice IL
hereby given. that Al q meeting OF the board
OF Trustee. or aid Comrnpy. held on the 10Th
s.v cs v.h,r.,y a N Isri an as.es.mept no,
ia of f,ys noIl.,. 1ssl n.r mar ras levied
anon sash and every sh,rr Of ,Le eapltaI .,oek
~ ala c,nn,ny nsv.hle Immediately. In
I'ni,ed s,.,e. ,ols eafn. no thr SECRETARY al the
srrc, of m, Compsny. Main street, Gold lin,
Ssysda
Any .tosk unon which aid Assessment shall
-.main unnaid on SATURDAY. the IAN DAY oI
Nsreh' A. u. 1871. .LaIl be deemed delin
,,.nt ami will h. duly Advertised Tor sAle Al
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UNION IRON WORKS
VIRGINIA
On the Divide.
TYRRELL l. CUMMINGS,

EoUyDERs, MAcuINIsTs. GENERAL
Il Engineers. Draught.men and Manufacturer
OF QuariG mill and Mining Machinery Of all de-
scriptions. All orders Allied with ~promptncss
and despatch. and 1.-THE Lowest Rates.
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CAUTION !

THE JUSTICE MINING COMPANY
L stock sold to pay amount due on a-sss''
ment No. g.:
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THE BORDENTOwN MYSTERY.

No Certain Identification Of the Float
ing Corpse-SuspiciOns Of Foul Play in
Her Taking Oh-Evide noes OF Luxu-
ri0us Rearing-The Useless Inquest.
BoRDENrowN, N. j., Jan. TO- 1874.
The despatch sent you yesterday concerning the
young woman who was found in the Delaware
River couple OF miles above this wn, at place
known as White Hill, was not en- tirely correct.
No person has identified the deceased woman,
though there are strong reasons to believe that q
wealthy young lady, who disappeared from Easton,
Pa, and this corpse are one and the same. When
this body was found there was nothing on it but
the chemise, torn apart about the waist.
the stockings and the boots. 1t Is known
that the young lady who disappeared from
Easton some six weeks since, and whose nose
shawl and bonnet were found on the banks OF the
Delaware, had nothing on but her underclothes.
because every particle OF outside clothing belong
ing to her was found IN her room alter she had de-
parted, and still this identity has not been proved,
and, though one person came Cd from EastOn on
Friday to see the body and returned, ne has not
been heard Of since. He TOOK away one OF her boots
and garter.
The whole matter Is very mysterious, and there
are strong suspicious OF foul play one OF
the doctors here and the undertaken incllning
to the opinion that an abortion had been
Be definitely established, owing to the
fact OF the body being Dloated. One arm was the
only portion Of the body which remained natural.
and that was most perfectly shaped, the hand
being also very small and delicate. The boots were
Of q curious and novel make.
EVIDENTLY OF THE BEST,
and very small. All points to the fact that the
dead girl had been brought up in luxury and re-
finement. The undertaken here, Lewis Carly, VINO
morning, its presence having become very ofren-
sive. 1t Of course was given pauper's grave.
At the inquest which was held on Friday by
Squire Fields and jury nothing whatever was
developed.
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NEWARK MUNICIPAL MATTERS.

Mayor Perry, the Common Council and
the Authorship.
Mayor Perry OF Newark, has surprised friends
and foes alike by the amount OF backbone he has
TAR displayed. On Friday night he sent to the
Common Council q communication regarding the
Authorship, in which he says that, believing there
is no lawful Auditor Of Accounts, he desires to adj
wise them that he "cannot recognize Mr.. Dawes as
the lawfully appointed Auditor OF Accounts Of the
city OF Newark. Acting on this belief" he
continues. 81 can only apprehend the
most serious consequences to the best in
terests Of the city and all persons en-
plOyed by the city should l refuse to
sign warrants on the ground that they have
not been lawfully audited. This embarrassment
desire to avoid and ask your cooperation therein"
He closed by asking that the Council instruct the
City Counsel Ito bring the question In this contrO
judicial tribunal" An attempt was made by the
republicans to table the MATTER but the democrats
discussed the matter that twas referred to the
City Counsel, but not with instructions to go into
court with the question. Should the Mayor press
hts point there will be complete deadlock in the
Of 's quo 1 ,ra,rSnto win compel the ring
to yield up their choice. Boss Dawes; but
the republican majority. A Motion was made at
mlttee 10 go to Trenton, but Alderman Fitzgerald
five republicans to vote with the democrats. AT
the same time he dealt "Boss" Suainsby Q few
sharp raps which had q siiencing efect For
long time Stainsby has had everything his
own way. This legislative committee cost
the city one year $1,000, according to the
late Alderman John C.: Lettell. AS Newark
is represented In the, Assembly by six
the people are unable to understand what need
there is OF making Aldermen legal lobbyists. Ac-
ton was taken, on motion OF Alderman Wester-
welt, looking to a change in the charter, so that
colored persons shall be invested with the privi-
leRe OF paying their share of the local taxes. 1t
was stated that there were $500 coored men in
Newark. Each 500 IS already represented by an
oficlal there being two cOlOred policeman and one
c0lored janitOr.
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BROOKLYN BRUTALITY.

q Drunken Father Beats HIS Child,
Three Months Old, In n Fatal Nam
ner.
Last evening John Buckridge, laborer, IS years
of age, residing at No. 1873 Douglass street. South
Brooklyn, returned to his home partially intoxi-
Gated, and in frenzy Of passion seized hold OF his
little child q boy, three months old. He picked
the youngster up and threw it against the bed
stead in violent manner and then beat 1t about
cry aloud. The mother interposed, but was una
BILE to save the child. Patroman Shields of the
Third precinct, was summoned, and arrested the
inhuman father, who is now locked up in the cells
at the Butler street station house. The child was
taken to the Long Island College Hospital where
its life is despared Of the doctors asserting that IL
-annot survive through the piQht,
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THE MASSACHUSETTS BANK DEFALCATIoN.
Report OF the National Exa miner Charg.
tng ssIrreguiarittes'' Upon the Cashier.

Report OF the National Exa miner Charg-
tng ssIrreguiarities'' Upon the Cashier.
LOWELL, Jan. TO- 1874.
Colonel Needham, National Bank Examiner, has
made and despatched the following report and
charges against the Cashier of the Wamest Bank -
To THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS WAxEsr Ma
GsSIaE.Es-I charge John H; Buttrck. your Cashier,
Se me- .%onnt T. wit
with '4 Bank
S9sSn At same m .sd to ne $ $50
in 81 rom sesembsr af ssea ' 9sn
discrepancy which had found is existing
'ss t ssss s sssa
sns n @ I's sum UsfG ssO
from ,s october y. isIS t9 January 3; 1874
bookkeeper, 6. Winfield Knowon, to erase eg iii
.ns Sso s e.
Tor 5d,s to TtpdsT the dSs q August % &
Wright the sndorser said note being Tor 90 days and
n% nor the %sSs sy and p H. saea said ENTRY
said Battrck is mem5er said substituted entry being
sssS-i charge said ButtrcH that his entry of the
the directors and was not in the Of the bank at Rs
time Of ns Of my and was
'h s.Stsg Charge said Roro, wit, n.v,n.
the dated Sossmber " Iss . ssn I'D
james G. Buttrck said having en- entered
In the record OF notes discounted note being no
part Of the loans OF the bank.
In conclusion, wish 10 that CONNIE need nv ex-
animation Of the Wamesit National Bank without any
Is from sRsT s ss sGsca &
called your attention TO these grave charges which
prefer against said Burick, in the discharge of high
official duty and am further happy to add that so tar
snd has s Bank
financially and will not in my Judgment be the loser or
dollar by the conduct OF the Cashier the items of de-
hct having all been made good.
DANIEL NEEDHAM, National Bank Examinay
LOWELL, Jan. 10, 1874
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PROBABLE MURDER.

Mary Beasbscher, aged -, OF "a Elizabeth street.
was stabbed yesterday afternoon and dangerously
wounded by her husband, John Beasbacner. She
was wounded in two places under the left arm and
twice in the arm and Is now lying IN dangerous
condition at the Park Hospital 1t appears Beas-
bacher has been drinking for couple OF weeks
and threatening while under the influence Of
liquor. The people In the house say that he is
OF the wounds inflicted on his wife in the Sixth
Precinct station House. Captain Kennedy has in
vestgated the case and secured witnesses the
persons in the tenement VINO witnessed the stab
blnK. -four sons, one daughter. the father and
mother composed the family.
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SAD FERRY DISASTER
Three Persons Drowned by the Capsixing
OF = Boat.


OF = Boat.
PIrrsBURG, Jan. 10, 1874
Advices from Sharon, Pa. 60 miles northwest
Of this city, give particulars Of q sad accident
which occurred at that place day before yesterday,
and by which three persons lost their lives It sp-
pears the heavy rains had swept away the bridge
crossing Beaver River at that point, and
people for some time were unable to cross
to and from their places OF business.
Finally ferrybost was secured, worked by means
of y wire rope stretched across the stream On the
morning mentioned, when the boat had reached
the middle Of the river, the guys gave way, causing
the boat TO capsize. There were about dozen
persons on the craft at the time OF the accident
and among them John and James Sloss or this
number three were drowned. including John Sloss.
His brother escaped, being rescued from the
stream about half mite below the scene OF the ac-
cident. The names OF the others drowned are IN
known. owing to the river being swollen bank
full. Efforts to recover the bodies have thus far
proved futile. The names OF the other two unfor.
tunate men have In consequence not yet been
ascertained.
John Soss was well known In this city, having
resided here formerly, and brother and son Of
deceased are In business IN this cisy.
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Died.

BALsHAw.-On Thursday, January g. OF hemor~
rhage of the bowels, GooRE BALsHAw, late with q.
w. Rayner, 81 spring street.
The funeral VIII take place from the premises or
DR.. Hart SO Prince street to-day tSunday) at ono
O'Clock p. NJ. The remains will be inferred a &
Cypress Hills cemetery. The Masonic fraternity
are respectfully Invited to attend
Liverpool papers please copy.
BOYD.-On Saturday evening, January TO- at hia
residence, a29 East Thirty filth street at quarter,
past ten P. NJ, CHARLES BOYD native OF Coleran
county Derry, Ireland, aged 80 years and months.
Notice of funeral In tO-morrOw's papers.
MCEvoY.-On Saturday morning, January 10
PATRICK MCEyoY, aged Al years.
The friends of his brothers, Luke, Michael andr
John, are invited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF his brother, 1,444 Third avenue. at
halEpast one p M, to-day Sunday, January IL,
1874
fFor Other Deaths See FIN PuQs.l