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New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
Nem'Work Daily Gribm'1e.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
FRIDAY, MAY 30. 1874.

The Bonapartsts have resolved upon greater political
activity Various prominent members Of the party are
TO he candidates for the French Assembly in future cleo
tions The report OF the intended candidature OF
German Prince for the Spanish Throne is reiterated in
France. Don Carlos has sent Gen. Elio to inform the
French Government Of the movement. Dysentery is
prevalent the army of Gen. Coneha The force under
Don Carlos has arrived within eight miles OF San Sebas
tian So The Capain-General of Cuba Is reported to
have arranged plan of military operations against the
Insurgents on the island.
In the Senate yesterday, the Alabama contested cleo
ton case was decided of MI Spencer the pres
ent incumbent; the bill 10 establish the Territory of
Pembina was taken up; an amendment providing for
suffrage in the Territory gave rise TO long
debate aud was finally rejected; the bill then
3eotoa, Morton made report regarding the
election OF President and VIcePresident In the House
Mr. Maynard reported substitute for the Senate
amendments to the Currency bill. and il rejected
Senate substitute then rejected and the whole
subject referred Conference Committee the bill for
the reduction Of the army then taken up and dis
cussed evening session held for the considera-
ton of the Tariff bill
The most important event that has occurred in the
Presbyterian General Assembly was the reception and
adoption yesterday, Of overture from the Old
School Synod OF Missouri meeting OF IRON
masters was held in Philadelphia, and designed
10 remedy depressed state of the trade
a Prohibtory law. - The funeral of the Hon. David
u. Mellsh took place at Auburn Mass.
There was great actyitF in the stock Of the Pennsy
ysnia Railroad Company. owing To the death of j. Ed
gar,Thompson, President. - The Diocesan Conven-
tion OF New-Jersey discussed Rualism. go The Hon.
& s. Cox lectured at Steinway Hall on American
Bumor." DR.. Hammond lectured Morbid
Impulse" the MedicO Legal Society College OF Phys
clans and Surgeons E== There reception OF the
woman's Art Department at Cooper Institute. -
The semi centennial celebration OF the American Sun
school Union occurred at the Broadway Tabernacle
80 The preparations for Decoration Day
pleted by the Memorial Committee. - The trial Of
Given the private watchman, for the killing OF Gibney,
q policeman, was begun. Courtlandt A. Sprague.
the late City Treasurer OF Brooklyn began suit to
cover the amount handed over TO the city by him TO
Rodman's deialcations. - The Board Of Alder
men passed resolutions regard TO the Consolidation
act denied the validity Of the appointment OF the
Courthouse Committee, demanded reorganization Of
the Police Board. Commissioner Wales resigned.
Gold, ll2t ll2s. - Thermometer, 67', 75', 65'.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
IN THE MATTER OF SHOE-LATCHETS.


There seems to be vague and mysterious
connection in certain minds between states
manship and shOe-latchets Precisely what it
is or how to trace it we are unable to declare,
but that the two things have occult relation
with each other no one can deny who has at
all kept the run of the Investigations of the
past two years and of their effect upon the
minds of leading statesmen. A number of
leading statesmen of the most sanity antece-
dents and the most encouraging prospects
have had the misfortune during the past
two years to be attacked by what
Mr.. Secretary Sawyer describes as a
barking pack, and Mr. Butler less elegantly
calls orty-jackass mud-throwing power.
Some of them have disappeared from public
life, some are just lingering on the horizon,
and some are apparently as high as ever in the
confidence, if not of the public, at least of
their own party, which answers just as well.
The singular fact about all these statesmen is
that. as soon as the breath Of suspicion touched
them from any quarter, they almost invaria-
bly, began to talk about hOelatchets. In
deed, that seemed the only thing that gave
them dOwncast expression. They at once
began contemplating the beauty of their shoe
iatchets, and to consider how utterly unworthy
any of the bowling pack were to unlOose
| them.
Possibly it may be remembered that during
the Fall of 1872 the bowling pack INDUCED in
what tue sable South Carolina legislator calls
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
AcTryrrY OF THE BONApARTrsrs

ACTIVITY OF THE BONAPARTIsTs
VARIOUS PROMINENT MEMBghs or rHE PARTY TO
BIZ CANDIDATES FOR The ASSEMBLY IN FUTURE
PARIS, Thursn,,y. May ~. ird
Prince Napoleon has gone to Englanc. IL Is stated
that at the next elections the Bonsn nartists will
greatly extend their operations. They iDtAnd 10 3D.
vance tho candidsture of the Dnke Of Psdsne fer
the Department of tho Seine-et-Ose, the Duke de
Mouchy for the Department Of Disc. and Prince M
poeon and the Duke Of Nassena for the Department
Of Alpes Maratimes They will also contest the
election for Maine-et-Lore and Caiyados.
The Assembly met again today, but the proceed
ings were devoid Of interest.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
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The Board of Aldermen, by q decisive vote,
requested the Mayor yesterday TO suspend and
remove the Police Commissioners for NAL
feasance in the administration of two of the
most important departments of their office.
The evidence on which the charges are based
was furnished by standing Legislative Com
mittee and one of the branches of the Su-
preme Court, and cannot be cast aside as
political truck. Yet the Police Commissioners
complacently assert that the assault upon
them is the merest chIlds play, inasmuch as
the Mayor is their sworn ally.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
CONDITION OF TIE POPE.

ROME, Thursday. May q. ls7L
The health of the Pope is very much i'm
proved to-day aud he Is able TO be about but his Phya
clans advise him not to go into the open air
lYiESSA. Thursday May %. 1879
The Neue Freie Presse is advised that the
condition OF the Pope is very precarous Much excite
ment exists at tho Vatican and serious results TO HE
Holiness are apprehended.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

A notable instance of unwise economy has been
given by the Board of Commissioners of the Central
Park in the summary dismissal OF Mr. Jacob Wrey
Mould from the place he has so long filled as Archi-
tect of the Central Park. Mr.. Mould came to this
country in 1852 a thoroughly educated architect,
leaving behind him IN England well-earned pro-
fessiona reputation yet for the first ten years OF
his employment by this city, he was paid only
draughtsman's wages, and kept in entirely subor
dinate positiOil--hs name scarcely mentioned in the
Reports and as little credit possible given him
for the architectural and ornamental designs used in
the Park which came entirely from his brain and
were almost entirely drawn by his own hand. The
whole Terrace as an artistic design and all its de-
tails the Dairy; the Casino; the ornamental work
of all the bridges; the designs for the as yet unexe-
cuted gates as well as those for the Metropolitan
Museum, all are due entirely to Mr.. Mould. If he is
now thrown out in spirit of mistaken economy he
will at least have the double satisfaction of know
ing that every penny of his meager pay for
thanked services has been earned by faithful work.
and that he has left enduring monument TO his
own taste and skill in all that portion OF the archi
lecture and ornamentaton of the Park which he has
been permitted to control.
The National Academy of Design in Twenty third
ST. closes its Spring Exhibition the 9th Of June.
merits of the collection of paintings exhibited have
received full justice in the columns of this paper,
and we take pleasure in saying once more that the
artists and officers of the Academy have done them
selves great credit and have given much encourage
ment to their friends and the friends of art IN this
country. The show this Spring has not only been
the best for many years past but it has been marked
by such positive merit to to look forward
to the future with new and liveyt hope. Mr..
Ward has been most laboriOus and successful
President and he has an able successor in Mr. Whit.
redge and the best interests of the Academy will
receive full justice in the competent hands of the
new board of officers. Meanwhile, those who have
the present exhibition will regret il if they
do not go before the 9th Of June.
The London correspondent of The Cincinnati
Commercial says he heard eminept OF science"
In that city, intimate friend Of Huxley remark that
Harvard College could MT find any living except
Huxley capable Of carving the work from the point
where Agassz had left 1t. when asked II he thought
Huxley would refuse the ofer, the gentleman
much difference with such that from what spot
on the earth he spoaks-the world will hear him. They
would have TO make t worth his .while-I mean In
money; for 70 him money means the furthernnce OF
knowledge and the Increase VI opportunity. IL would
be very dihouit for tho Americans 70 supply him
with larger f0r the accomplishment Of his aims
than Epgland dQss. and u 70 bSiieye hs would go"
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

"cculd only disgrace, there renamed nlh put one
"couyse for the appointing power and tnst
wasr--alack "a a-day-,s9 keep him IN once t'ii
he gets ready to take arseat on the Denon OF
the Court of Claims. ..... ..a..t
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
amusements ano Aleetinss.

a..Nux's ROMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at $50 and
ats
BOOTHS THEArER King John" John MCCULLOUGH
and Agnes Booth.
CoIossEUN.-Day and evening: London by Night
DALr's FIFTH AVENUE THBATER.-" Oliver twist
NIBlo.s THEArRR.-"T The Lady OF the Lake"
UNION SQUARE THEATER. -" Camille" Miss cara
Morris.
WAIIlCKs THEATER woodcok's Little Game" and
THE Nervous Man" Lester Wallack.
CENTRAL PARK GARDES.-Theodore Thomas's Summer
Night Concerts.
NAuoNAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGS.-Annual Exhibition
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
Bnslness Notlres

THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND ACCIDENT Pol
WRITTEN by the TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COnPAsr Hartford
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

suite butts" chiefly engaged the attention
of the House last night, that body having
taken another turn at the Tariff. The casual
reader, curious as to the history and uses of
jute butts, otherwise butts, is informed that
these are the ground ends of the jute stalks
that have been cut for the sake of their fiber.
The paper-makers use the butts for the coarser
kinds Of paper; and some unkind persons have
insinuated that our postal cards are made of
that material. This explanation seems neces-
sary, as the House, after an almost intermin-
able debate, fixed the duty On jate butts at S6
uer ton. The country will breathe easier.
The Currency bill defeated by Tire House
Yesterday was complex affair. Part of it was
a bill prepared by the House Committee on
Ranking and Currency; the other part was a
Senate bill. but its basis was House produc-
t;on TO which the Senate had attached an
amendment. The amended bill, as 1t came
over from the Senate, was sought to be again
amended in the House by adding the new bill OF
the Committee on Banking and Currency lhat
proposition was rejected by a vote OF liz TO III
This defeated the House bill by small ma
iority. The original proposition, as received
from the Senate, was then rejected by vote
of 10 to 1C4. This result is not surprising, a.
the whole matter has been 80 iPeXtricabiy III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-28
FOR PATENT,
NOTICE NO. sa7.
U. 3. survey No. "a.

TT s. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
Us New, March II. ls'l.-Notice 10 hereby
given that Hermann j. 7. Seheel. whose Post
| once Is a, Virginia City, Storey County, Ney..
has made application for u. B. patent for eight
hundred 500 linear feet on the Metropolitan
lode, Metropolitan Companys claim, Deshs
Gate and Chinatown Mining District Lyon
County, New, extending 80 feet n q northerly
and 50 feet In a southerly direction from the
location notice, and embracing the m with
all dips. spurs. angles and variations, with sur,
face ground 500 feet In width on the south and
as feet on the north line, and described on the
plat and feld notes on flo In myoiiee asfoilows,
10 wit:
line OF tho Korsuth Company's claim, US.
Survey No. u. and 10 feet east OF post No. .
Of the tennessee Cempany's claim, U. =. sur,
yey No. II thence frst course ". LAY W., go
feet. running on the west line Of the kossuth
ConpAny's claim TO post No. .; thence second
course W. AIS feet to post No. >, located on the
east line Of the Alhsmbra Company's claim
,hsnss following sss ,.s, ' a. n s.;t Nm aas; a iSsns sop iuurs 4;
| course 5. i2So H., 40 feet 10 post No. =, 10
| Gated on the north line OF ne Gensssee Com
pAny's claim thence following said line; hhh
| course X. 600 feet TO post No. l and place OF be-
ginning, containing ' s5ioo acres. From post
No. S ths \ Section corner on the west Line of
section 10. 7. 49,, N. II. n T., bears 5. SOL f.,
2iT feet.
The extent OF the lode IL unknown. but !.
visible on tho surface and has been Developed
In different open cuts. shafts and tunnels, N
marked on plat. Magnetic variation ltko b
Bearings nom rue meridian.
The location Il recorded In Book PAGE
6ss Of the Mining Records OF said Devils Gate
and Chinatown District. kept At the sfhce OF
the Mining Recorder OF Lyon County, In the
Thenamcs OF the adjoining claimants on :he
same or other lodes are as follows, TO wit: On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-28
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

NoTIcE-To TIE CREDITORS OF
N G, q. rkNDHR0AsT, q Bankrupt.-In
me pi'i,ie, Court 81 me Eni,sd states
OF W. A. NJ. Van Bskkelsn aud q. q.
Pcndcrgast, Bankrupts.-Nstice il hereby
given that, pursuant to an order made by
aid Court In the matter Of G. @. Psndergast,
Bankmp, on the nth day OF April. 4. n.
lls'i, a hearing will be had on the petition OF said
bankrupt. heretofore flcd In said Court, praying
for discharge from all his debts and liabilities.
provablc under the Act Of Congress entitled An
Actt to establish a unlform system Of bankruptcy
throughout the United Siaies," approved
March 2. 1867. and for q certificate there.
81, before said Court, on the ID day Of
May, A. d. 1874. ut II O'Clock a. D.. OF said
day, at the Courthouse, In the city. OF Carson.
county Of Ormsby and State Of Nevada, at which
tlmc and place any creditor Of said bankrupt, or
any other person In interest, mny appear and
show cause, n any they have, why the prayer OF
tho said petition should not be granted.
X. NJ. DAGGRTT,
ap7i I'd Clerk Of said District Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-28
orArc OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF

W.
= Storey. ss.-In District Court. Fourth Juci'
cial District for Storey County.-ln the matter
Of the Estate Of PHILIP LYNCH, deceased
Matilda Lynch. the Exeentrix OF the Estate.
and OF the Last viii and Testament OF Philip
Lynch. deceased. having this day rendered and
presented for settlement, and fled In this Court
her final account OF her administration OF the
day fled her petition setting forth said nnal ae-
count, and showing that all OF the debts and ex-
penscs OF said administration have been duly
paid, and that q portion Of said estate remains
10 be divided among the heirs Of said deceased,
and praying among other things for an ords- ~
distribution Of tho residue Of said estate among
the persona entitled, afler the said final account
Of her administration snail have hesn approved,
allowed ard settled
II 10 ordered that all persons interested In the
said estate. be and appear before this Court, nj
the Courtroom thereof, In Virginia City, Couu.
" OF Storey aforesaid. on the ELEVENTH day
Of MAY, A. d. 1874, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, then
and there to shew cause why q settlement OF
said account shall not be approved, allowed and
why an order Of dirtrihliion should not b,
made Of the residue of said estate, TO the heirr
OF said deceased. according to law.
Ii IL further ordered, that n copy OF this or.
der be published for fcnr successive weeks, be-
fore the said eleventh day Of May. A. d. 1874. In
the GoLD Hint DAILY NEWS, q newspaper pub
lished in the Town OF Gold hin, County aiore-
said, and the C'ctk OF said Court IL ordered 10
post notices Of the time appointed for said set'
RICHARD RISING, Judge.
Dated March ~. A. d. 1874.
Attest, q true cop, Of order;
fL.s1 BY II. c. THOMSON, Deputy.
II. Fire SIMMONS, Attorney. S4w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-28
notice IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Nevada
In the matter Of JOSHUA II. TUCKER, Bank.
mpt-In bankruptcy. Limited states of
America. District Of Nevada, .s.-A warrant
aralnst The estate Of Joshua II. Tucker, OF the
County of Storey and State Of Nevads, In said
District, who has been duly sdjndgeI bankrupt
upon petition Of his creditors. and the pay
ment o. any debts and the delivery OF any
property belonging TO said bankrupt, to him.
by him, are forbidden by law. A meeting Of
the creditors Of said bankrupt, 20 prove their
debts and chooes one or more assigness OF his
cstate, will BE- held at q Court Of BANKRUPTCY.
to be holden at Virginia, In said District, ON
n, at the snice Of X. STROLLER, Mcdin Building.
G street, one Of the Registers In Bankruptcy Of
aid District. GEO. I. LAMMON.
apis I'd o. :. Marshal for said District.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-28
NOTICE.

At THE LAST REGULAR MEETING OF
n the Board Of School Trustees, Gold Hill
District, storey County. State 81 Nevada. IL
was decided TO call q Special Election OF the
qualified voters Of the Town Of Gold Hill TO de-
termine whether = tar amounting TO 5000
current .chool expenses, aud also for the build.
Ing Of q new -chool-house. Said election ,il
be held on the same day CNAY FOURTH, 1910
and at the zane pace az the next Town tlec-
ton. Those In Avor Of the tax will vote
TAX. YES" thoss sppo.ed "rAX, NO.
IovricIALl ). ". CHUBBuCk,
Clerk " the Board OF School Trustees.
apo lw-iaw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-28
ELECTION NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT on
~ the nrst MONDAY. the fourth day OF May,
1874, al Yefow Jacket Engine Company No. rs
House, in the Fret Ward. and nj Lincoln Hose
Company No. 3s House. In the Second Ward.
of the Town Of Cold Mn, In the County OF
Storey and State Of Nevada, an election for the
following Officers OF the Town Of God Hill.
will be held, viz:
Three Trustees for the Fist ward;
Two Trustees for the Second Ward:
One Town Marshal:
One Town Treasurer.
Said election will be opened at eight O'Clock
In the morning aud continue until six O'Clock
In the afternoon OF the same day.
FIRST WARD.
Inspeclor-A. X. Potter.
Judsss-James Lowrcy. ID. ii. Davis.
SECOND YARD.
Inspoctor-W. ID. Gray.
Judges-w. II. Day. John Randall.
j. u MARSHALL,
Clerk VI the Board o. Trustees
or the Town o. 1old Hin.
Dated. April 20. 1874. ap1o 2w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-28
MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE ALAMO GOLD
~ and silver Mining Company This Rec.
ular Annual Meeting OF the steckholdcrs OF
the Alamo Gold and Silver Mining Company
Z, No. &Si California street, San Francisco,
California, on MONDAY, the fourth Vthl dsy
OF May, A. n. 'sit, at the hour OF two 90 D.
clock p. ". of said day, for the election OF TIur.
tses for the ensuing year and the transaction
of any other busnicss that may properly come
GEO. W. II. KING. Secretary:
San FrAneiscs. April u. lsiL. apo ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-28

And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the Goth day OF
February, 1874. 30 many shares OF each parcel
Of sueh stock a. may be necessary. VIII be sold
at public auction, at the once Of the Company,
Room No. 10. odd Fellows Building: Virginia
City. Storey County, Nevada, OF THURSDAY;
the soth day Of April, 1874, at the hour OF !,
o'clock H.. OF said day. TO pay taid deilnqpeht
assessment thereon, together with coets OF ao'
yortiting and expenses OF the sale.
HERMANN J. T. sCHEEL; seoy.
~once-Room No. 10, Odd Fellows Building'
C street, Win Ia, Nevada. aPIoM
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And In accordance with law and IN order OF
the hoard OF Directors. made OF the iilh day Of
March, 1914. 80 many shares OF each parcel
public auction, at the ofice oil the company,
Room 20, No. 4i9 California street, San
Francisco. California, or MONDAY, the 9Th
day Of May, 1874, al tho hour Of ] o'clock r. y.
OF said day. to pay said delinquent assess.
ment thereon. together with costs OF adver-
tiring and expenses Of the sale.
JOS. MAGUIRE, Secretary,
Oficc-Room %, No. 40 California street,
San Francisco, California, apis I'd
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TlIIs Is TO GIVE NoTICR THAT ON
i the 2ist day Of April, A. .. 1874.
. warrant In bankruptcy was issued against
the estate Of JOHN uLLRICK. Of the town
Of Beniou. and the county Of Mono, and state
Of r1n Sa III Y. who b.; been sd,SasSa . S,ao of
any debts and delivery Of any property bslouR.
Ing TO said bankrupt, 10 him. or for his use. ana
the transfer Of any property BY him, are forbid,
den by law that q meeting Of the creditors OF
the said bankrupt, to provo thci, debt, and 70
be held Al A Court Of Dsnkruptcy, to be holden
at Virginia, Storey County. state o. Neyada,
in raid District, before ]. strother. Es1l
Register. Medin Bullding. Virginia, On Inc 10
day OF May, A. D. 1874, At o'clock
U, 8. Marshal and Mes.engsri In Bankruptcy.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

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ASSESSMENTS LBvIED.
OICTOU MININa COMPAHY-Lo-

DICTOU MINING
cation o.. principal place Of business San
G qneasion Of WOrfs, Geld Iill. Storey County.
Notice, hereby given that at . meeting Of the
Direeiors. held on the 2otn day OF Apr1l,
1874. an assessment CSo. ~ 70 cents petsnAie
was levied upon the capital stock o. tns cor.
p~orsiion, payable immeaiate,y; osase of 'the
COMPANY, Room Q, No. 46 California suset'
San Francisco, California; .,.u
Any stock upon which this assessmcnt snai
remain unpaid ON the TwENTi.THlkD DAl
OF MAY, lsIt. win Be asitnsu .na ani..s
ns,ment IL made before. will be sold on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day OF june, ls,t,
m nav the DELINQUENT assessment, together
| With costs OF advertising and expenses OF SAFE
oeacs-Room O.. No. 4os California street
IIIE JUSTICE MINING COMPANY.
Location Of principal place OF business Dan
fI noea,ion Of Work., Storey county, State oil
Notice IL hereby given. that at q meeting Of
the Hoard OF Directors, held on the
eighteenth day Of April. 1874, an a:sess.
share was levied upon the capital stock
in United States gold coin, to the Secretary,
Al the oflce of the Company, Room No. =, Hay
wards Building. No. 40 California street, san
An, stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the TWENTIETH day Of
MAY. IsT4. will DO delinquent, and
advertised for sale at public %auetion,, and
uniess payment 10 made before. Will Dc
sold on the TENTH DAY OF JUNE
1874. 10 pay the delinquent assessment, To
rcther with costs OF advertising and expenses
Of sale.
by order OF the Directors.
FRANK SWIFT. Secretary.
onics-Room No. 4, liayward's Building NO