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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17
GOLD HILL WILL CELEBRATE.

Tho citizens Of Gold Hill propose to
paddle their own canoe in the matter Of
celebrating the Glorious Fourth. now
near at hand. We have done it before
and can do il again. Our committee.
elected to confer with the committee ut
Virginia City, went up to that aris-
tocratic hamlet last evening. pursuant to
invitation, and met and conferred. The
conference was short and sweet. Our
committee made a fair proposition, Gold
Hill being willing to meet her sister
town at least half way in this patriotic
matter, but the Virginia folks, who want
all the fun and all the glory and all the
fat piekings. wouldn't see it in tina,
light. They couldn't even treat our
committee with common courtesy. and
the consequence was that seeing the
turkey was all ON ono side, Virginia
to gobble everything. a usual. our rep
~resentatives very properly withdrew in
good order. This little episode, how
ever. is Of no consequence. Gold Hill
does not propose to play second fiddle
to Virginia In this matter, but will cell
citrate the great American h~oliday-the
birthday Of Uncle Sam-in good style.
A viii be seen by notice in our adver-
Using columns to-day. as well as by
placards distributed and posted in al
public places. there is TO be a mass meet
ing Of our citizens ut Liberty Hall this
evening. for the purpose OF arranging
for the proper celebration OF the day.
Gold Hill viii celebrate. We have gol
plenty Of coin to do it ON, and the abilit,
as well as the will to carry GU, the idel
to its most elaborate and effective ex
tent. The Virginia people were unfor
tunate in not choosing a more sensible
liberal minded committee this time
The Fourth Of July. 1865. was celebrat
ell jointly by Gold Hill and Virginia
and was the best and most satisfactor,
In every respect yer held in this sec
ton. The procession visited botl
towns, and ,he Grafton, poem, and Other
exercises were held at Fort Homestead.
Everything was done up in good
style. Virginia certainly is the best
place for procession, but in a
joint celebration Gold Hill should
Q part OF the fun. But as we said be-
fore. under the circumstances, none OF
US care much. we are able and willing to
celebrate. and will do 80. We have got
u bigger cannon than the v~irginians, and
plenty Of powder, We have also 50,
lots Of money and will spend ii ut home.
We don't ask any odds Of the little lop-
sided city on the other side Of the Di-
vide. Let every philosophical Gold
Hitler attend the meeting tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

NO RKNsoS TO CoNrL,N.-The vir,
ginia bHdcpodent, or perhaps to speak
more correctly. the Virginia representa-
tive Of Sutro, is troubled greatly son.
corning the unscientifc and wasteful
manner in which mining h conducted
ON the Comstoek. Now. really the In
dependent is going far out Of Its way TO
seek trouble. We suppose that the
Comstock mines are worked in a STYLE
to suit those who W them. and il that
is not the case we do not see what rea-
son Sutro or the Independent has to eom.
plain. -Piochs Record.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

R~ocnxronr arrived in England yester-
day. On landing at Queenstown. he
was received by an unruly and excited
mob. who surrounded and would have
lynched him but for the protection Of
the police.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

Gov. TAYLOR. Of Wisconsin. yesterday
appointed c. G.. Ryan, Of Milwaukee,
Chief Justice Of the State supreme
Court. Ryan is said to be an ultra
Democrat Of the old school.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

The President has nominated John s.
CadwaIlader to be Assistant Secretary OF
State. vice J. Bancroft Davis, appointed
Minister to Berlin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

FouR ballots for Senator were taken
by the Rhode Island Legislature yester-
day. In the last Burnside had 40 votes.
He lacks Il Of an election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17
AMONG the latest telegrams from Wash
lnataH- IL the following: &.

Mr.. Sutro's chances before the Senate
Committee ON Public Lands are not con.
sidercd good. He has been abandoned
by many who originally supported him,
md his strength is rather boosted than
real. Senator Jones, Sargent and Stow
art will contest his scheme in every new
direction that he develops.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS 10 WHOM wRRR DIS
n tribused for sale, Tickets for the Picnic
OF the Silver City Minsrs' Union. are respect.
fully asked for q settlement before next Tues.
day, a. II 10 absolutely necessary to the Adjust.
msat Of the aceounta
d. SKwKLL, Rec. Secretary.
Silver Oily, June 10, 1874. jutsi Nv
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-27

From McLesDsb:r ,pgh, via Braden and Reed
Hlll, to Aiken.
From Long, via Yanhse POiat, to Ridge
Farm,
From Sardorus to ParkviI1e.
From NeWcomb to Aahomet.
From Hewcopb, via Houstonvills and East
Bend, to Gibson.
From Lacon, via Camp Grove, TO Wyoming.
From Laeon to La Prairie Centre.
From Potosi to Fairburg.
From Fithisn, via Hope, to Compromise.
From Henry, via Magnolia, 70 Tonics.
From Oak Point to Casey. ...-
From MArseillss, via Danway, Norway ,Shsri-
dap, Worthwhile cpd AshburJ, to Sandwich.
From Rsnault to Goodman's Landing.
From Beaver Greek, via Keyesport, 10 Car
Isle.
From Irvlngton, via, Hoylestowr and New
MindeH, TO 0akyille.
ITO be CONTINUED
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-27
AGREEMENT-BoNDs.


Within ten days after the contract has been
AWARDED the person or persons, or 90 " eorporate
suretes 10 be sppro ed by the Postmaster General
tier into a contract in writing with the United
aud every OF the terms, conditionS ani eqdIFs.
ments SET forth in this advertisement, according TO
tract the contractor and his suretes shall covenant
and agrse that, IN case the said contractor shall
fail to do. or perform all or any OF the enants
st pulatioas, and agreements Of said contract on
III part Of the said contractor 70 be pEfYEne as
ties shall fort IL and " to the United States Of
for which said forfeiture the said actor and his
sureties hall be Jointly and seyerally liable as
INUNDATED damage5 to be sued for in the name OF
If The contractor to whom the first award may be
| satisfactory bonds herein p:ov d d, thCn the
award NAV be 1ullei an the contract let to the
required agreement and DO nds are executed; an
such ne II lowest tidier shall be require fulal
the orlg'nh party TO whom TIE contract was
The agreement will also provide that II at any
| time dur n the OuIinuap.e Of tue contract the
sureties shall die. or become irresponsible for the
entire penalty q tbs bond, tho Postmaster General
shal have ne Eaght 70 regqTe new bond with adj
tor shall u rnIsh TO the eptance OF the Posimas-
ter Gsneral within ten days after notice, and in
default thereof che contract may be annulled.
CONTRACT NOT AssIGNABLE. -
transferred or assigned
RESERVATIONS.
The Postmaster General reserves the right
jeet any AM all bids n in his judgment, the Inter
ests Of the Government require IL; also the right
anuul the contract u, in his opinion, tn re shall
be failure at any time TO perform faithfully any
OF It's stipulstiOns OF In case OF viii fl attempt
ana WTSppeTs inferior 10 tose now Id use
EXTENS:ON.
Should the interest OF the Government require,
this contract may be eNtenled beyond the time
named, not exceeding tire mont b., by order OF
the PostmHst r General, and tie contract prices,
and all conditions herein set forth, shall govern IN
such extended contract.
SAMPLES.
Specimens OF the envelopes and wrappers for
which proposals are invited showing the difereut
qualities and cOlOFs OF paper reqlred the cuts and
style OF cumming, with blank forms OF bids may
be had on application to the Third Assistant Post
This advertisement and a specimen Of the sample
envelopes and wrappers furnished by The De-
partment must be attached TO and made part or each
bid.
GUARAHTEE-PRoPOsA
No proposal viii be considered unless accompa-
MED by Satisfactory guarantee, signed BY least
Bidders must state In their proposals the price pr
thing required 70 Be done OF furnished IS Set forth
In this advertisement; and al proposals must be
made upon the blank forms furnished by the De-
partment, securely enyeloped and sealed, marked
Wrappers, - and address d 10 The Third Assistant
Postmaster General, W ASH gt2n, y, g..
augz-s&Tgst Postmaster dsneTSl
OLD WHEAT FLOUR.
Fresh ground Flour from old wheat.
Bakers, remember this. Stock large; can supply
iuE7 v. T. SkkT'
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SECOND, THIRD AND EoURTH STORY BED
prs. SAMsTAG & co.,


We will commence to sell FRIDAY, August q. at
10 O'Clock a. m. at the store No. as FOur-lnd=a-
hslf STREET. between and d southwest, the eutire
stock Of Millinery aud Fancy Goods, as follows;
Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, BOnnets, Bonnet
SIX. Bonnet Velvet, Laces, Handkerchief Hosiery,
Velvet Ribbons, Kid Gloves; also, 4 sflver-plated
Show Cases, Side Cases, Shelving and Counters,
and one Awning.
Terms cash. 8. SAMSTAG CO.,
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ATrC,"I ION SALES.
FaGa e Days,
PY Jos. =. KEBLBA
ID Real Estate Azeuf ana

ID Real Estate Agent sle A11e9oleet,
Once No. eo2 Eighth STR, - nVrsh"est.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUAN Blk ,UNIM
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON IN. ~ SENIL
bEREET WEST, BETWEEN ANUS STAS<EIi
NORTH, AT AUCTILN. -
By virtue ofa deed Of trugtS dated July - LHZ
and duly recorded in Liber NJ. 6ss folio r. Sc sea =
one o. the land records IN and for WashiAgto ton
county, in the District Of Columbia, aud at the
written direction OF the party secured thereby, we
snail proceed to sell at public auction. In front OF
the premises, on FRIDAY, the nth day OF Sep
TENDER, A. u. 1874, At o'clock p m, the southern
art OF lot numb ered twenIy-three, a. lin square
nume two hundred and thiTty-eight, C23z, } IN
the city Of WashingLon D. o.. said psrt Of said lot
having front OF forty ny feet eiRht ~ inches
the west side OF Thirteenth street, and running
back with an even width one hundred and tWentT
(I2O) feet TO an alley 90 feet wide.
Terms Of sale: One half Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash, and the balAnc at twelve months
from day Of sale, with interest at the rate Of ten
per cent. per annum, and Fe;ured BY deed Of trust
on the property sold. Conyeyanetng at cost Of pur
chaser; SfO0 to be pad down immcd atsly after
sale; and II the terms Of sale no. fully complied
With within seven 40 days after day OF sale, the
trustees reserve the right to resell tn property at
Ihe risk and cost OF defaultng purchase by givin
I'VE Gays notice in THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
newspaper, published In said city.
DAVID L. MORRISON, lrr-,s,.,.
AMI 8. FULLER,
aug25-T, Th,S &1s (CTitie1 AI.tigna,r
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-27

| ISA w. La WALL & CO., AuettOneerS,
Nos. 30 and sOS PennsyITsnIS aSe6se, corner Ninth
street.
PEREAIPToRY SALE OF WALNUT CHAMBER
sTiTES m AAL 1T,Rs1TI VA MFAiRD ROBES, BAKLQR
SAsEs " & MA "a 4 FkEEPbi ssGG55As-
G3SfPRES 6H-P ff1HGTK' M EfFFEE6S5EikEs ESIt
AsPP 844kk bbTSTTI5lESsl33A 81 iTIHSBEEsi W1tEHt
SgRBk Gsi HAZE AND s sHTkB EhRSsTTTEkA N gss
isasEt kbs: c6 AFA45tsstEE gEFs; FfHf5SE EES;
On FR 3 !: Az. MORNING., Aqra.. p sommsno
Of our sNlesE9om, cue collection Of Furniture
ElsgAns Walnut Chamber Suites IN fun, Of 10
WALNUT Chamber Suites Of three pieces. fling
Of Bedstead, BnreEa sud " asnssaHd, eOnsis ed d.
50 81 and - White and CHEEK Mating.
100 rolls 81 e., 81 and - Floor O.Icl0th AMI
Terms cash. WALL CO.,
PY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auet,r,
1D(suecessOE to Ggssn 4 Williams, Ruct'ouesry
NO. lO0l, northwest corner OF Tenth and D streets
HANDSOME PARLoR, DTNING-ROnM AND
The ESTkE G6 SSSFsG 81 II H SIS Ei SS z
Ely III ENr sTEI ~ BEfW ZEN . :, z AID
THiEfEEN r 7ons, IN ALL VEL II q FS q Z
NJ HID; HANDsoME PARI.OR SUITE, UP
I%E5LEgT FRAME; nEISTE %%LSgf pEES;77
TuRhlSH CHAIR; " EGANT HAT TREE
MIRROR BACK; WALNUT SIDEBOARD
Gh0DERN DE5IGN.l AARRLE TOP: ELF
CANT MIRROR-BACG ETE IERE; LADIES'
AND GENTLEMEN'5 RECEPTION CHAIRS
6AKL0R CHAIR, UPHOLSTERED IN BIO
SATEL; SUPERIOR GILT TABLES; HAND
SSTIME MARBLE TOP CENTRE TABLES;
s stt66S I'll 0RNAME N rs; WALNUT ENTEN-
SlONN TABLES AND DINING-ROOM CHAIRS;
IA Ne Ne CURTAINS AND CORSICE.
ten o'cioSi a N AUggft I'll 81 soImcn9ins e
ISssEElehce1 an assortment or household furniture
HulCu = comparatively new and Of modern style
Al tho5e In want Of stylish furniture shoIIi not
mss the opportunity to secure choice and elegant
SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH STORY RED
ROOMS.
Black Walnut Chamber SUITE, marble ton. Ma
hOgany and 1IarblC-TOp WaShstanIs and Bur-aug
WGH robes, BedSte IDS, " anut Once Chair, Hair
cloth Rockers, Cottage Furniture, Painted Bed
stead, Bureaus ant WCsl=t1nls, Cans-ssat Chairs
and Rockerss Iruss'ls. lnETa n and other Carpets;
Hair, COtfOn-tOp and other MATTRESSES; Hall on
cloths. sta 7 arpsLs, Window Shades, RefrlgeIa-
tors. &.
Terms cash. WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
au2T rStarI AuctIOneer
rvs Z IN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-27
PY THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN-
II Real Estate AuctioneeT, SO Seventh street
TRUSTEES SALE OF HlPRoyEp PRoPrRT7

ThUsILlErS SALE % IMPROVED PROPERTY
On STREET. BETWEEN NINETE = IN "
AND TWENTlET NORTHWEST, ~ u
By virtue Of deed OF trust, bearing date on the
2h day Of August. A. ID. ISL and duly recorded IN
Liber No. SD folio $50, It seq, one Of the land
records for Washingt1n county, District OF COlum-
bIa will sell at public auction, to the highest BID
der, in front Of the premises, on FRIDAY the 18th
day ofAugust, ct O'Clock p. all that piece or
parcelo Of land situate In the city OF Washington,
District Of Columbia, and known and described on
the ground plat or plan thereof as lot numbered
FOUR, (4,l In square numbered eighty six, (8f,
together with the improvements, con sisting Of a
tWO-stOry brick dwelling-hCuse and q stable.
Terms Of sale One fourth cash, and the residue IN
three equu tnStallments, at twelve, ei ghteen and
twenty four months, with interest from day OF s1e
At the rate OF eight per cent per Rnnum until paid,
to be secured to the satisfaction Of the trustse-or
all cash, at the option Of pus chaser,
II the terms OF sale are not compiled with within
nVe days after sale the trustee reserves the right
to resrll the property at the risk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser by advertising the same for
one week In some newspaper pu In the city of
Washington. JOS. II. BRADLEY, IL, Trustee.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN,
aul5-TuThS&ds AUctiOnesrs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-27
0LD WHEAT FLOUR.

Fresh around Flour from old wheat.
Bakers, remember this. Stock large; can supply
all wanted.
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JOB PRINTING!.

I--~AORo tS4G4tEG--
Plain and Fancy Fancy
PLAIN AND FANCY
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@
PLAN AMP FANCY
=
JOB PRINTING
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JOB PRINTING
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JOB PRINTING
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-27

STOVES AND TINWARE.
90 IN. narrower. 90
O1O SEVENTH STREET, OlO
ST Five doors rom PennsylVania avenue North.
nv RE % ms $3.50 Toa fgRESASeEs EIRE-BRIGKS
FULL AssORTAEN OF HOUSE-FURSLSH1NG
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-27
BUILDING MATERIALS
Lumber! Lumber!

"hoRN0V 5rOfhSLy
coRHER OF sEvENTH AND Q STREETS
NORTHWEST, AND
No. WATER STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. O.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-27
AUCTION SALES.
FufGfe bayS.

RHW w. L. WALL & co., AuettOheers,
=. 49,, New Marble Building,
NOS Y" and so2 Remarkably Avenue, corner Ninth
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-27
Containing Cards &c FiPSt.ClRss EEtab-
ushments ja RII Br1n"bRS OF Rust.
ness I'm the District.

This FLOUR was never better than it is now.
AZ w, sAET'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-27
| TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
| TATE, FRONTING ON STREET NORTH
. RIGHkRD WALLACE, Z 49,.
NOBLE d. LARNER, Afusbees'
LATIMER 4 CLEARLY,
~ AurtIOueerg

~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
I'll WEDNESDAY, the le:h day Of August, 1874,
same hour and plice. BY the order OF the trustees
RICHARD WALLACH, (rrn,,.s.
NOBLE d. LARNER,
LATIMER & CLEARY,
auI-F M, W&ds Auctioneers.
S-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PonSd until SATURDAY, August q, 1874, same
RICHARD WALLACE, ! Trustees
NOBLE ID. LARNER, -
LATIMER & CLEART,
auI9-WFM&ds Auctioneers.
, 1874-06-13
Wehtcrn having number Of ugly gaps between
Winstod and Grants Station.

Wcatorn having number Of ugly gaps between
W!nstod and Grants Station.
stod on Sunday night, when tho small dam gave
way. aud almost tho wl,olo population OF tho
village rushed for tho hills and thore wna
abundant rcahon for It, too, enoo tho wntor
to foot doep. and 80 everything movable waa
washed AWAY. Tho village Ia surrounded OH all
eldcs by high hills, md stands on tho bnnks Of
small stream, appropriately oallod Mad River,
tho hills west Of tho vago, and t50 feet aliovo
It., ia Long Lake, throo miles in length, and con-
tanning at 1caat threo limos as much water az tho
williamsburg reservoir hold, which ia raiaod or
thia lalio u annnlf stream runs into Mind River,
aud Wten tho dunn on tho latter stream broke
about o'clock Mouday morning, a report got
about that tho big dam Of the lako Ind given out,
Ing. Take to tue hlsl' Tho ALARM boil bounded
mud mon. women, and ohldreu-wlo had eot
nervous by lying awnko all night, anticipating
aHomathing Of the Bort--rl1ahed pell-mell into
dren, and started through tho doop whtor for the
llfgh ground, md womon who couldn't whit for
help plunged In, and. slightly clad a. they wore
et that hour, some of thom presented = curious
Ono woman, WHO had bcon confined In child
birth only twelve hours before, wadod through
tue stream several rods, and was picked up OK
haustedt aud hcr child died before the flood went
pretty vol torn up, and probably tho damage
Will amount to aovoral thousand dollars. Tho
dam that gaye why wae poorly built, but It oon-
fined only small pond, about ID foet deep. The
the people for yoarB and II 1t should brea's, tho
village would 6o annihilatod. Tho watpr In tho
pond roao, between Sunday Afternoon and Mon
day morning, from inchos below the wasto-vay
ened."
, 1874-06-13

Fighting Among tho A1nskA Indians.
Special Dispatch to 7he Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, June IA. D. Francis, Of tho
ship Illinois, In letter to friend Ia this city,
dasod sitha, A1anlta, May II 1aob, sayn.
"On our return to Sitkn, we picked up tho
crew OF tho United States schooner KIargarotta,
and brought thom to Sitka with aome portions Of
tho wreck which tho Indians did not stoal. The
Indians In 6ttka arc now fighting with
ono another. Tho fighting has lasted
for three days. They have thrown
mornlnE three we're killed and two wounded,
Our stoamor is anchored between tho two par
tics. who are fighting within fifty yards Of tho
bench. Ihoy only fight whom the tide Ia out. In
fighting they use knives and spears"
Tho letter cloHes with tho strange statomout
that the United States ro ops do not interfere to
stop them, for fear Of trouble from thon,
, 1874-06-13


TnE NORTHERN CENTRAL OBTAINS FOREIGN
LOAN.
PHILADELPHIA, June 12-The following infor-
NATION was handed to reporters at the offices of
the Pennsylvania Rallroad Company this morn
Ing. The Northern Central Railway Company
hayo been notified Of tho SUCCESSFUL negotiation
In London, through tho banking house Of Dre1ol
II Co., Of this city, of q loan OF $4,000, 600 per
cent mortgage bonds, to be Issued In bonds
Df E2o0 or $1,000 zach. The ratio
ut wlioh the bondsH are takon is 8716
per cent the advances, E25 On allotment, I6O
on tho Let OF July, ECO on tho lat of August, and
ESQ On tho 1Ht Of September. It Ia understood
That tho proceeds OF this loan will 80 towards
1ha payment Of tho existing floating debt. to be
Followed Immediately by dividend on the
ptock the present aspect Of affairs promising
That result.
pnOPOsED LEABE.
! a secret n1ceting vas held in the Pennsyl-
vania company's Office yesterday OF reptcHenta-
Nvos of Stockholders Of the Northern
keo Of Directors Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, at which tho future management Of
kho FORMER railroad, at present under tho control
pf the Panusylvanin Company, was discussed.
1t Was denied that tho subject Of loaaing tho
Northern Central to the latter Company was un-
der consideration, yet information Was yolun-
kcored that the meeting WAS entirely unanimous
In ltB opinion of tho desirability Of tho Ponn-
bylvauia Company OF Buoh lease. After appoint
Ing John Fl, Hutchinson, of Philadelphia, to I'LL
tho vacancy in Committee representing the
Northern Central Railway, caused by the death
hf Mr. John Hulme, the meeting adjourned.
, 1874-06-13

CHICAGO. 49,. f..
Ihs achr Mechanic hnd laid up unit the freight rates
Wou!l oe sucl that Hhtllo money can be nude.
Owing to tho low freight rates. tho achr Midnight
has Inads n but ono trip this Heason.
ro1; wlnd ~. Vas yory high yeserday and vessels
-Dut few casgoea Of lumber remained for sale nt
tho docks yesterday. The market was very dull but
Tow nsoplo GeiI,g anxious to 1ny.
Mile Point Lake Huron, arrived at this arbor yeRter
day With load OF coal. aho las sustained no dam.
agot hpt viii 90 on tho dry docks to 10 examined.
-Ih9 bfg Commerce haa boon taken into Doo1ittlo
-Tno ynwl heat Of TIM ac1,r b1ichclaon had her
broadsito knockcd IN yoatorday at tho lunbor docks
fore laht by the prop City Of Travorse striking IN eddy
across tho creek.
The prop Mad Dog has been reebristenca tho Doard
Of Health. rho Captatn thought tat the name waa
could euro 1t.
EtsEwHEnE.
The aeow Planet Of Racnaia ut Milwaukee with her
bow crushed. caused by being toYod into dock ut
soro point on the east afora
Tho schr Col Glover having outliyod her usefulness
awitubf for Nunnen,aohor's s.illery on the Monomo-
nc0 River.
The eehr n. B. camrbe11, which stranded on South
non ~ @ laana e"r!y ths sprng has boon released by
Haven.
JOHN Dertschy's now schooner 1aunche1 at Two
nivers Is called the Hunting Boy sle will take her
sons are % follows: Length Of Keel 16o feet; eng
hold ct .atters!de forward hatch, Il foot.
fall at tie North Manton aloug with the steamship
Anazon is agau atloat and en- route from Milwaukee,
With cargo Of 49, 600 bushels OF wheat for Buffalo,
being new vosse sle suffered no serious hnrm by
getting 0shpret and since being repaired. Glasses ns
formerly. Tho Judd is accompanied by the Btcan.er
E9uinp1+
, 1874-06-13

A highly-sensstioual aceouns Ut the terslhlc de-
struotion Of the ser Exile and her entire has
been gong tho rounds Of the various papers pull
ahed at lake ports The sensation, In The rRt pacc,
originated III tho fact that Individual claimed to
haVe found tho following document in q bottle at
Rogers City, OH Lake Huron:
~ "on board tue schoonsr E1lo:, We sunk at Garden
City reef; loat all hands: loaded with glycerne. It
blew up at o'clock. q n hope somebody will f'rd
w. +. 4. HARVEY, Maste Oh bontd vetael.n
Az any child Of years could III shss tho ear.
marks Of fool Or knays who intcned 10 perpernts
ai!ly Joke, The TRIBUNE refused to taks any nutes
q tho sensation. y ~ 1oally wonderful how 50 many
easily tascn tu. Although Of them doubted the
IeFauity Ut the report not because the dtspach showed
the hosx on tta face hHt hocsuse ta E1o iett ceyo
Of coal Ono might much essur bs made search for
Tom Collins for seYernl days, to get evou with him for
imaginary wrongs, ihan to believe that mRte wlo Ind
beon blown into snlitlsrcens was ahla to wrtta note
mid put Il In bottle with tho request that tho anoy
may puhliah 1t In come paper.
The story II now eonplotely exploded, and, there
fore, Tuk TRIBUNE takes notice of II. The Exllo ar.
r1yod It shts haror yostertay afternoon aound and
sate Tho Captain Of tie vessel Says that II 10 eyer
geta hold Of tho scoundrel who perpotratol this
st'anoua hoax 10 will put hcad on him 40 largo ns
house,