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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08

Now II n TIMk.

Previous to the fro in Virginia City.
the ophir. Consolidated Virginia and
California Mining companies and the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad Company
were greatly crampsd for room in which
to erect necessary buildings. stow
freights and supplies. and receive lun-
her. timber. etc. These corporations
have always been willing 10 pay not
only a fair price for such grounds Is
were needed. but in some cases much
more than the market valuc. Before
these works we're commenced. property
In that portion OF the city wa Of but
little value. AZ soon AZ IL was known
that ID was necessary for any M OF
these companies to have any portion Of
the grounds surrounding their loca-
a,sly raise tho price so a. to sxtort two
or three times the values OF the proper
~ nom them. This is all wrong. The
companies have expended nearly So
600, 900 In the erection Of buildings IA
that portion OF the town. and have
greatly enhanced tho value Of property
ON all sides Of their works. and instead
Of being obliged To purchase property at
Ave or sir times its valuation. or else
work in cramped, inconvcnient and un-
comfortable limits ought. to say the least.
TO DO allowed to purchase what room they
need at a fair aud reasonable figure.
A lot OF ground near the Virginia and
Truckss Railroad depot which. before
the improvements made by that COM
pany and tho Consolidated Virginia
Mining Company. would not have
brought $500. and for which $4,000
would 10 u big price now. il because
IL IL necessary for tho railroad company
10 have. now held Mt the enormous
price Of $4,000. Again wo say that
thi. il all wrong. and that those SON.
panies should now be allowed TO pur-
chase the they 20 much need, at a
fair and reasonable price. Now before
the burnt district il rebuilt. il the time
~ make such changes ~ are necessary.
40 let those Who have such property 10
ssll do the right thing. and give these
companies whose success but adds to
your wealth. and whose failure Is your
loss as well. a fair and living show.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08
A steamer seissd.

A steamer seissd.
New YoRx. Nov. 8.-Tho steamship
Dakota, Of tho Williams and Guion line,
was seized Saturday on complaint Of tho
passengers Of the steamship Montana.
recently disabled on the voyage from
Liverpool. Tho officers gave bonds for
S2i, 900, and the steamer was released.
An Onicisi THIEF
A Troy dispatch says the people Of
Saratoga county nre excited over the dis.
covsry Of tho deialcation Of Henry A.
Mann. Treasurer Of the county for the
last 10 years. II 10 known that the sum
Of his stealing will reach $l40, 900. and
may largely exceed that amount. Last
Wednesday his notes went to protest and
some Of his creditors made investiga-
tons and ascertained that hc had kept
his credit good for the past two years by
illegally issuing $4,000 worth Of
county bonds. This disclosure wal fol-
lowed by the failure Of Medbury &
Mann. papsr-collar manufacturer Of
Bolston. The junior partner Of the
concern Is q son Of the delinquent Oh.
cial, and the report Is that for SEINE
months the firm has been kept out OF
bankruptcy with money from the County
T%reasursr's office.
Tho Vendetta.
The order Of united Irishmon rsdivivi
has tried another one Of It's members for
treason, aud condemned him TO death.
Patrick J.. Walsh Is the alleged traitor.
anu makes the third person condemned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08

Death or n. y. shsrwood-Ths Ep.
isoetic aud tho 0reat Race.
SAN FRAScrsco. Nov. 81 p. NJ
The San Francisco Stock Board holds
no session to-day on account OF the
death OF d. F. Shirwood, . member Of
the Board. who expired last night at the
Occidental Hotel. The session will pro-
baby have q session tomorrow morning
but adjourn TO attend the funeral. The
Pacific Boarl meets as usual.
Secretary Hinchman Of tho Bay Dis
trict Fair Ground Association, states
that no moro racing will be attempted
before Thursday. The track Is very
soft. and with continued good weather.
cant be put In order before then. The
epizootio prevails generally in the city
stables, and nearly oil the trotting stock
ath Association grounds are more or
less affected. The disease Is OF q mild
nature, and has not made Its appearance
amopg the running horses which arc 10
compete in the great nee Of Saturday
next, and horssmsn are generally Of the
opinion that they will be kept FREQ from
II and DO in good condition for that
event.
Earthquake In CaiFsrnia.
GONZALES, Nov. About 0;55 this
morning. there was a shock Of earth.
quake that lasted three seconds.
HoLLIsrER. Nov. THE heaviest
shock OF earthquake ever felt in this vi.
cinity was experienced this morning ut
10 o'clock. It lasted 30 seconds. II was
preceded by q harsh runbling nsiss.
II commenced very slight, gradually In.
crsasinG. The vibration was east and
west. Many inhabitants rushed into
streets; clocks stopped; goods were
shaken from shelves In stores; brick
buildings were cracked. but no serious
damage was done. This Is tho
second shock which has been felt
hero in the last three months. which
was not felt at any other place on tho
coast.
Rain commenced falling yesterday
morning, and continued all night. This
morning the weather is cloudy and looks
like there would DO more rain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08
NON. Aro raoM ArsrIS.

The following telegram was yesterday
received by tho Relief Committee in
Virginia:
Ar.rrS: Nov. o. Is75.-Hon. ]. G.
Curris: At the concert given by the
Austin Harmonic Last evening for the
benefit OF the Virginia sufferers. the
sum Of sls2 was realized. which amount
In the name Of the above society Is tsle-
graphsi to you to-day. Respectfully
yours, Jos. HrnEH, Secretary.
1t is impossible to say too much in
praise Of the noble generosity of the
towns Of Nevada. the citizens OF which
in some instances could scarcely he ex-
pected 10 contribute u 1.-THE OF what they
have. should they ever need assistance
inJ return. the people Of the Comstoek
will 10 glad TO show In acts that theiI
prompt and liberal donations have made
an indslible impression that time will
only serve TO strengthen. Long may
they live and prosper. however. without
any such necessity occurring.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08
A s@UPYOCATING COUGH.

In . letter to Mrs.. Lisle, OF Chicago, q well
known contributor 10 the Western press. she
ascrlbes the cure Of dangerous cough. accom-.
IISass Of n no s,ssSaasS :. and " T.r Jung say 70 eo asIss
she says, 'threatened ~ sufocate mo .
but the Honey OF TIorehodnd and Tar has
removed every trace Of IT," The letter was TO
o lady friend IN this city, who has placed II at
the disposal Of O. ". Crittenton. Z Sixth ave.
nue.. Pike's Toothache Drops cure In one
minnie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08

REMISSION or TAxks.-Tho Board Of
County Commissioners Of Storey coun-
" will meet on Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. November lith. i2th and
18th, from 10 A. y. to 3 =. y. each day,
to take into consideration the remission
Of taxes ON persona property and i'm.
provsmsnts destroyed BY the FIRE in
Virginia City. on the 2Gth day Of 0cto-
Der. No application to remit such taxes
will BE- heard after the 18th inst. See
official notice publishsd in another col.
mum to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08
srArIoSKnY AND JRwRLRY.

]. d. Marshall. at the Gold I'LL Posi-
ofice store. IL sole agent for al
paperp. All the latest Eastern periodicals.
magazines. etc.. received as poop ~ published,
and delivered In any part OF town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. Blank
books OF every description made TO order al
short notice. Gold aud silver watches, clocks,
and q fine assortment OF jewelry repairing In
that line neatly and well done. A large stock
Of toys AMI fancy goods. See regular sdycr.
tlsetneut In another column. leie
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08
MoRRI. q NATHAN.

This popular dry goods nrm. Although losing
oil BY the great fro al Virginia, will not die In
consequences. On the contrary. they VIII open
In . few days here In Gold Hin, having secured
an eligible place In Doctor HAIL. bal ding,
Ing they went 10 San Francisco for . nav and
extensive stock OF dry goods, and they will
open ont 10 . iew days In splendid styls. nos
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08

CONTEMPLATED Sricipg. - The note
given balow was picked up in front Of
tho Delta Saloon. G street, Virginia.
,hi. morning. and is in tho possession
OF Constable Smith. Whether the note
was genuine or q hoax vas not ascsr-
tanned by the police at the time they
were interviewed by q NKws reporter
this morning. IA can Be seen on per.
usal. IL purPorts to be q note written by
n man evidently contemplating suicide.
The following IL the note:
vRaISI,. November Z. 1875.
know this IL wrong thing for mo
10 do, but I can not help IL. ! have
suffered more than anyone Is awarc Of.
All I ask 10 for God to forgive me. Bury
me In this city. anil do not send word
TO my folks In San Francisco. wish
Joy to all my friends. and aAk Of them
TO give ne n respectful burial. Friend
Ia all. Lxos HAL
ANOTHER AxsEssNKSr.-As may be
soen BY notice in our advertising col
uruns to-day. aa assessment OF ten cents
per share Is levied on all the stock held
by the dissatisfied stockholders In the
wood,ills Mining Company. in order to
aid in the investigation OF the affairs oil
that incorporation. The satisfied stock
holders are already assessed N dollar
per share. II the Indifferent stock
holders will now also pitch In and levy
an assessment. the chances are that the
woodvills will set pretty well assessed.
RusHiSo PrsIxESs.-During the past
week some 20 mechanics and laborsrs
have been employed in clearing away
the ruins and reconstruction Of the
Ophir works. To-day % more are pat
to work. making 100 in all, and still
more will DO put ON as required. Su.
perintendent Curtis is "busy rs the
devil In a gallo Of wind." and rushes the
thing as fast n possible. The gallows
frame went up yesterday. and 4 donkey
engine 10 working nj q lively rate. assfst-
ing to clear out tho shaft.
DIVIDEND DxcLAHkD. - The Consol.
dated Virginia Mining Company has
declared liz usual dividend Of $40 per
share, aggrsgaiing si.oso.ooo. payable
ON the ilth inst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08
UgMICAL

Save me, health and money. Avoid quack'
aud buy "Chemieal strength. sold by oil
| druggists. Instructions full. ard . cure guar
anteci In any case OF facilitating dreams lor
seminal wcakness), and all alarming symptoms
Of nervous decay, resulting nom self-aburc.
Wholesale Agents. San Francisco. Price y
pcr bottle ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08
nrOcK REPOnT.
PACIFIC STOCK ExcnAxsr

PACIFIC STOCK
922o ophir. sck. TN. So
3iio Meniean. IGN. IGN. lsk. fTbo
iU GOULD and C1rry. l6s
C.s bss. and Bsiehet. SsS. -. Sis. SSs
go savage. n. u. Il
To- CholiAr, CO
a. II Ale 4 Sofcross. Is. So
itS5 Crown Point. 9sk. ~ bSo. =. ~
~ sisrrA Nevada, u. iis, 10 so
i0o Belshsr. sis, 2iS. sJe. fik.7is
~ yellow Jacket. Is Al. I1S.S
a.5 cAlifcrois. an. 1s. ns % 80.
3ie ca. Virginia, 40. s3S, 2sts.
so yuiia. IN. nv
20 Osefman. tGA
les Justice. ~
GcO Lady BSysn. ~. IL
7N Union Cbn.. \ b. tt,N
sgs3 wocivilie. -. ~
10 Caicdonia. fsT
30 knicketb eker.2
a. silver iiili. IN
lso Globe. jc
1Oio Rcsk island. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08

arl.rrc.i'iockotdryroo come
and see.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08
A CARD,

To all who are suffering from the errors and
IndlscretIons Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss of manhood. etc.. ] win send
q recipe that will cure you, free OF charge.
TIL great remedy was discovered by . mis-
sio airy In south America. Send . selfad.
dressed envelope 10 tho tey. Joseph ]. lnman,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08
n eo,suLrsIION.

rhs Matter OF rnifSrin eraaes Ia
Sidewalks widesins 81 streets
In the nurss district, and Intre-
aaesssa Of . SYSTEM 81 water
Pipes asd Mydranss Dictated ~
the Board OF A1dsrusa ana ssas
81 che cfsisess 81 Virginia Sat
urday EventnE The Ktrss Once
ties Likely 70 - ssssied before
Losg-Ns Denstte Aetien yea Ta-
kea ON the oshers-wiii bs Far.
shsr Debated. and Perhaps homo
Pisn sf Aetisa Decided Upon NJ
che Regular Msetisg Of the Beard
Te-Morrou Esening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08

cx.AR covered his bald head aud gray hair
with q laurel crown. AYERS Hair vl,Or covers
gray hsais with tho Sill more welcome locks Of
youth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08
A ROW IN Tns SILVER CITY
aClIOOLS.
ssrisas chsrges Made Against Pref
CreaWsil-lle Resigns lris fosi-
sisa NsshinE Proved AEainss
Mln.

A rumor was In circulation on the
streets Of Gold Hill to-day that Prof.
Cromwell, Principal Of the Silver City
public schools, had been discharged
from his position on account Of criminal
intimacy with some Of his scholars, and
that threats wero mado against his lifo
by somo Of the parents Of the seduced
children. The NKws. determined TO
end out how much, II any, truth was In
the highly colorsd story, sent . reporter
10 Silver City this morning. who intor-
viewed the Trustees. but was unable to
find Prof. Cromwell and get his version.
The following is what was learned:
Considerable dissatisfaction with Mr..
Cromwell has existed for some length
OF time. II being claimed that he was
not qualified. In point Of education. for
the position Of Principal. This culmi.
mated some three weeks ago In the cir
collation. OF a petition to the Trustees to
have him removed. but the petition vas
nsver presented. A week ago Thursday
two Of the patrons Of the school, II. A.
Young and Joseph F. Angel. preferred
q more serious charge against him, viz.
that he had attempted to seduce n OF
his pupils at the residence OF Mr..
Young. Mr.. Cromwell was notified Of
fho
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08
JOSEF A MERIT,


THE UNDERSIGNED RHsPHCrHUILy
l calls tho attention Of his late customers 70
the fact thai he has his once
A. the Jrweiry stsre Of Harry BIsek.
Opposite Odd Fellows Hall. South Q street. and
tue friends they are By paying the amount
owing BY them, and thus relieving him some
what from the dificuities In which he has been
thrown By the late disastrous ns.
Help thus given will aid his fssumphon oil
business. and will b duly sppr,si,ssd y
vingiaia. November s. is1s. MOO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08
WESTERN DISPATCHES
o

EciAL 70 rHH ooLp I'LL DAILY xxws,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08

Who objected 10 the proposition Of Al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08
EASTERN DISPATCHES
poMEsTIc NEWS.

SPECIAL TO eoIs NIL pArLr xE~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06
THE NEU-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

NEWARK EXCISE SUBSIDIARY PRINTING ExPENsEs
10 DE iNyEsrGATED-EssEx COUNTY ROAD Ex-
PENsEs-A BILL TO PREVENT BETTING.
tFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF rnE TRIBUNEl
TRENTON. N. j., April 5.-BOth Houses met
tonight Mt In the Senate President Taylor introduced
bill providing that all suits under the new Excise 10"
In Newark shall be Brought In the name OF the Mayor
and Common Council Senator Abbetps bill for the ad'
mission OF ministers OF all denominations to the several
State institutions was called up its second reading
Senator Stone moved that tho bill lie over for future
consideration, saying that he understood the bill
introduced ~ substitute for q similar bill that had
been practically killed.
Ia the Assembly Mr. Gill offered o resolution set
ting forth that the Adju,antGenera OF the State bad
contracted printing which will cost the State $50
and asking that o Joint Committee Printing
be appointed to investigate the matter and report
what legislation Is to prevent this extraord
nary expenditure. Tic resolution was adopted unani.
mOus Mr.. Fitzgerald introduced bill In relation to
the Essex County Road Board, extending its power 1t
provides for the OF money for road expenses in
Bloomfield and Montclar one-fourth OF the whole cost
to be assessed upon land fronting Bloomeldave,
through the township of Bloomfield and Montcair, and
the rest raised upon the OF said Board In
said township and paid in yearly nsallments The rules
were Suspended motion OF Mr. Fitzgerald and the
bill was put its second reading; Mr.
Morrow offered q resolution asking thst a
Joint committee be appointed to investigate the manage.
OF the State Prison. and ascertain the propleV OF
connecting the telegraph with that building The es-
cape Of prisoners this morning from the prison was me
cause OF the resolution which adopted. The bill
forbidding Paris Mutual Pool selling was amended by
Mr. Gill to include betting on horses, and oil systems OF
Jacob Vanatta has been nominated by the Governor
for Attorney General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06
CAPT. KILLALEA's TRIAL POSTPONED.

The trial OF Police Captain klllalea for re-
ceivng money from the propretors OF tho Central Park
Garden in 1873 to have been resumed yesterday be-
fore Police Commissioners aatse Dsbecker. and Vocr
his but adjourned to Monday, April r. by request of
Col Fellows attorney for the defense Col Fellows stated
that he needed of associate in the case
Mr.. Brook, who absent Ill Philadelphia at the death
bed OF his mother. Before the adjournment Edward c.
schaeer the financial agent OF the propretors OF the
Central Park Garden and former witness for the
prosecution. was recalled by Mr.. Hawley, counsel
for the prosecution. He testified that the sums of
money paid by him in 1873 10 Policeman Gafncy for
Capt Kalea were May, 500 IN June, tl0o; IN July,
sOo i'll August 500, and ia September, $3.50. making
$3.50 ALL WtOess identified check for $3.50. on the
Manufacturers and Builders Bank, dated Sept o. 1873
made pay able 10 bearer and Endorsed by John Koch
Co.. propretOrs OF the Central PARK Garden his own
aud stated that he had delivered II 10 Policeman Ga
ncy. On the crOssexaininatoD witnesS sand that
OF the payments made by checks and some In
money and all were made u Gaffney Gerald GdfGev.
the policeman who received the money, called but
failed TO appear the being that he home
siek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06
A STEAMBOAT WRECKED by ICE.

The steamer Thomas IInIse, Capt. Adams,
Of VIM Reeves Co.'S Perth Amboy line Of steamers,
WAS struck by heavy foe of ice at Pier No. q North
River, about 800 y. yesterday, and sank 10 few
minutes The steamer lying at The outer end OF the
pier with her bow stream, and just the point Of
starting on her afternoon trip. She had board about
so passengers, and a large amount of miscellaneous
freight The Ice field Is inches thick and acre In
extent. 1t came down the river very rapidly brushing
tho piers. knocked several spes out OF Pier No. A. and
struck the Hulse near tho stem OF tho bow making
laIge hole through which the water poured so fast that
she sank in 30 minutes. Great CONSERVATION
prevailed among the passengers, who hastily scra
ashore. About half OF the freight before
the sunk but about so barrels Of sugar aud Is
barrels Of Hour together with large quan OF mis-
cellaBeous freight could not be got la time The
Hu-c 2! years old. and formerly belonged to the
Fort Lee line or steamers. She valued at about
$4,000 She lies In deep water only her snokeslack
pivJecuDs above the surface. Her r0thousc and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06
STREET CLEANING URGED BY THE MAYOR.
Mayor Wickham called Yesterday on the

Police Commissioners and requested them to do their
utmost to have the streets cleaned possible
He said that the Commissioners had obtained the adj
dtional appropriation o$5OOo asked for by them there
was now reasonable excuse for not having the work
begun at He suggested that II necessary. Broad
way aud the could be passed for few das
as they In good condition. in which the entire
could be set at work the side streets, which
need cleaning very much. the Commissioners promised
he requested. Later In the day. COmmiss Toner
Disbeckcr called the Mayor relative 10 the matter,
and explained the steps that would be taken il Is pro-
posed 70 double the streetcleaning force until such
time the streets placed IN fair condition Com
missioner Dsbecker that the great problem Is to
fnd place to deposit street dirt after 1t Is dumped
the scOws. This occasiOned moro trouble than all
the other portions OF the work Nevertheless the Com
mssi0ners would accomplish the work desired OF them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06

prospect OF relief by the use OF conium seemed cons
cradle 20 h% and he from n the Sfi Te5S
tration OF the drug to man OF MS ih'ei'pe"o' "n"
After Prof Acuow's testimony was concluded the
inquest was adjourned until next Monday, in tho cor
oner's Office, al p. ~ .,,.. ,o =. ,,o n,o.
prietor OF large establishment for the manufacture
OF standard preparations. was asked about the case
call from Prof Walker. He had prescription from DR.
Webster for fluid OF fluid extract OF connm Prof.
directly to Dr. squbb as be said lie had been advised TO
do. Dr. squhb put up the desired preparation and tbcn
Prot Walker particularly that no should take 90 drops
and he perceived sensation Of vertigo feeling OF
might take so drops more IN half an hour hour, and nd
SO on II physician had neov been hop .ne'G Prof
Walkers lie would undoubtedly have been saved SILL
$50 drops OF the preparation nave Deen ae1 bn Ges
was not like the usual Of passing away under
the effect OF narcotic poison Conium produces an
nss of Tss of
death va t, Ike nsG9r m S% attack Of
rSeSSsiis IN pointed to possible degenerson Of the
heart, which might have led to the formation OF , h
administration OF choroform causes this sudden death
by cardiac syncOpe The ebous obstrncts tne SD .se
Prof Walkers head raised and he expired mmed al
atey Death does not thus result from i AGENT
this case the coniun might have been the otecI
Paralysis OF the spinal cord might have produced tne
result This paralysis may have Ceep p1h,bi,ons
that were so troublesome and painful Fear nave
light land the double vision also couiu INV
resnIted remotely from the affection OF the III
facial fifth pair of nerves Prof ~aksf ha
in his Judgment he considered to be fui Dose peieN
ing that IL little good, great deal would oe 80
had doubtless read heard of where the patent
had been affected even to unconsciousness anu re-
covered ,>--,, ,,
Prof Walker In excellent health, bis sons SAID
and when he came home Saturday was IN high spr.
its His business was fast growing better and ne hau
invented apparatus that he believed would assist
his practice as All electrician
The funeral of Prot. Walker Will take place tomorrow
from st. Peters Protestant Episcopal Church. In state
st. Brooklyn at y. IN. 1t will be attended oy mem
beers of the Masonic fraternity. TO which Pro Walker
belonged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06
OBITUARY NOTES.

OBITUARY NOTES.
HARRISBURG, Penn, April DIR. X. Ross
Roberts AN eminent homeopathic physician OF this city,
died last evening Of erysipelas.