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The New York herald., 1875-12-04
THE BURNED ID. Il. MARTIN.

rNvEsIIGATIoN BIZ THE STEAMBOAT INSPECTORS
AS TO rHR CAUSES OF THE FIRE
An investigation OF the which led the
ing or the steamboat D. r. Martin, the 10th or No.
vember last whilo bcr trip from New York To
Staten Island, commenced yesterday morning
before the Local Board Of Steamboat Inspectors The
engineers and master OF the destroyed vessel
amined when posponement until to-day, for lack Of
additional Witnesses found necessary.
First 10 be called John G. Belknap who was
Chief Engineer OF the boat day Of tho FIRE They
len New York at three O'Clock in the afternoon under
a moderate pressure Of steam, and when or Robons'
Reef buoy he heard tho cry OF IRE; upon looking
from the engine room down the sarboard. .gangwey ho
smoke issuing from beneath the cabin door aDat
the engine; the pump at once set TO work,
and OF tho hands took the nozzle and played water
on the re every excrtion was nade to exfingulsh tho
namcs but they increased very rapidly; witness went
TO tho captain and told him thai be bad better head the
boat for the Shore the fire was gaining ne dd 50 and
the Martin was beached; bells were answered by tho
witness and he threw open the furnace doors hoistcd
the safely valves then went 10 assist In saving the
when all had got ashore tho witness took
small boat and endeavored scuttle the burning
steamer but the tide ialing so rapidly that hd
failed in the atempt no nothing Of the origin Of
the fire; the kitchen below the port side,
10 but st contact with, the stairway bulkhead;
tho woodwork about the galley stove was protected tho
witness tAought but not certain upon this point;
there a Communication from the galley TO the lower
saloon .
hed;He knew no about the origin Of the fire than
the engineer but positive that the woodwork
around the galley was protected with zinc was
also Tho floor against the cncroachment OF tro
from within; there about six inches Of space be-
tween the bulkhcad and stairs and there nothing,
so lar the witness knew, Of an indammabe nature
about galley; ho did not know what kind Of oil
used about the vessel yet did not think that there
any Kerosene board the had their dinner at
twelve O'Clock NJ and the fire discovered about n
quarter past three O'Clock IN the aernoon there
cooking going on at that time; supper was served
about gix O'Clock NJ lamps not required az the
time the vessel found 70 be lre the cabin
light one; the witness the pilot house when tho
alarm given and remained there until driven Ivy
the namcs be had idea Of tho loss occasoned by
0ra
The New York herald., 1875-12-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Dee 1875.
ordinary, u,4e Net receipts, lsis bales Exports %
so6Ss Weekiy~Net receipts, 7se bales gross, s9a
Exports to Great Britain sess; coaswse, s,iss Sales,
NEW onLnAxs Dec 8. 1875.
good SFaass ass. "SshE Se esp % s
55oa ESports-TS France, 25 Sales seoo 90, stock.
ports to Great Britain to France 70 the Con.
tnent, GIT; coastwse, GOA Sales, ~, 700
Cotton Quiet; middlng loTc: i2l4c,; low middline,
bss 5 E ssss gi Sales i'sSP S
a. s TesklyNe receipts le lsl !, E1g0rtS % to Great
Cotton quiet. mddng lassc low middling, i2l.e good
wise, 81 Sales, liz stock = ss7 wsekty~Net rs,
the Continent, eo35 eOastwise $3.50 Sales l3,eee
a,,. :, 91anInfoon 'o nI5,a 1ss 8 isas
good ordinary 1iAc Net receipts a7e3 bales Exports
40 Great Britain, 4e4e to the Continent 1885, coaswse,
cepts 1851 Exportsfo Great Britain 7455 70 France,
wise, sees Sales 1900
Spirits Turpenne steady Sac Rosin nrm at 42h for
strained- Tar steady at 81 10
Flour steady; sales LOO bbs 81 No. spring
81 Is for amber winter - for white do s. p for double
zoe Barley firm; sales 10000 bushels No Canada at
unSolted SO aiosd~shorts. SIS; shipstaaa ssi mid
dngs, $27.
Lake recsipts-Flour eeoo bbis wheat 10000 bushels
corn Seoo do oats 10000 do barley 900 do rye,
500 do Railroad shpmeuts--FIour, 64OO bbls wheat
3S 900 bushels; % 600 do oats 2OOOO do; barley
l4OOo rye 500 do Flour quiet sales geo bbls prces
unchanged Wheat dnl concessions must be made
tnues dull and entirely nominal In the absence Of sales
and inactive; nominay unchanged. Barley firm
quiet sales Of 600 bushels Canadian 95c 81 o.
Pork dull S22 for Lard dull At l3c High
wines dull nominally 81 10.
Flour dull Wheat dull and lower; No white Wabash
81 3d. No white Michigan. 81 25 amber Michigan spot
and December 81 06 January, III 10; March, 81 24s
No red winter, 81 II No. do, 81 or rejected, $40
Corn dull and lower; high mixed. 53c 47c Deem
Der, 46hc January, 46c low mixed new 46c grade,
Soc do, 45sc Oats dull; No. 34aic Coverseed
ceipts-i4 bushels wheat 5000 do corn, 1900
Data Shipments-9Oo bbls -four. 1900 bushels wheat
81, 900 do. corn, elOOo do oats.
Flour duh and heavy. Wheat fair demand but at lower
rates No Chicago spring 81 o. No do 81 OF bid spot
and December; 81 o. 81 o2h. seller January; No
closing nrmer; No. 2 mixed 45Ac. spot; 45lsc.
rejected 4sc q f3l Data good demand, but a. lower
rates; No 2 297sc, spot 3Osc, seiler January. Bar
ley, inactive aud lower; size spot Rye 1rm and
changed Pork easier at $40 Is $e 20 spot $40 o7s
SO 10 seller December; $40 TO- $40 I'm seller January
So 22 seller January sl2 32k $13 35 seller February
Bulk qniet and weak shoulders, 7c short ribbed
middles l0c I0c short cioar middles l0Hc Whiskoy,
81 H. tho afternoon call Of the BoardWbeat easier at
ST. oO, December 81 olA. January Corn firm at 45o.,
Decenber 44c, January. Oats &c lower Provisions hrni
"a 900 bushes; corn OdO do oats 35 600 do barley
5000 do rye 1000 do. Shpments-Fiour, 1900 bbs
wheat 10000 bushels; corn. $4,000 do; oats 1900 do.
Barley, 1000 do.
The New York herald., 1875-12-04
A NAVAL INVESTIGATION.
ALLEGED yaAUDs IN THE DISBURSEMENT on

ALLEGED FRAUDs IN THE DISBURSEMENT on
FUNDS AT THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.
About six weeks ago the timekeeper at the Navy
Yard, J. D. Burtis reported that there dis
crepaneies in the Of his predecessor He nt
mated that credited with having been en-
ployed who did any work at all The facts
promptly made known to Mr.. Norman Stratton one Of
the civil engneers OF tho United States Navy,
who has charge of the wharves and docks in
the Navy Yard. Mr. Stratton reported
Commandaut Of the Yard who appointed committees
to investigate the matter consisting of Commander
Meade, Commander Whitehead and Paynastcr Tolfcc
The result OF their deliberations clearly showed that
frauds amounting several thousand dollars had been
committed Tho report OF this committee promptly
sent to the Admiral, and the result the in
stitution OF Court OF Inquiry TO whether
MIR. Straiton, chief of the department.
was responsible for the frauds In fact the Court OF
Inquiry has bcen organized 70 determine whether Mr..
Stratton officer OF the Navy is liable to be court
martialed under the existing circumstances the main
charge probably being neglect Of duty in not
ercising sufficient vigilance over the actions OF
his subordinates As general thing when
ship gets into trouble her captain Is looked 70 for
an explanation and Just in the position Of the captain
OF a wrecked vessel is Engineer Stratton placed,
Tho Court Of Inquiry, which in session yesterday
at the Navy Yard consists of Commodore j. N. H.
Cz Captain d. r. Harmony, Paymaster l.. g.
Billings and Paymaster r W. Allen, the last named
gentleman officiating Judge Advocate Several wiz
nesses examine during the day as to the tune
that civil employees occupied in the yard The
port Of the Court OF Inquiry will either acqut Mr.
Stratton Of neglect OF duty or subject him TO court
rttal
The New York herald., 1875-12-04
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Tho Exchange was crowded yesterday. The follows
Ing sales took place.
r. v. Harnett sold In foreclosure one lot with house,
20 by 100 West Fifty eighth street south side 2@1
feet west o. Eighth avenue to Isaac Bernheimer, ior
So, 600 said property being valued AZ 200
]. Blocker 4 Son sold In foreclosure house, with
lot 25 by 100 No al Broome street. south side lVO Ices
west OF Goerck street. TO Ernest Oh for 20 loU over
mortgage Of $4,000 in all $15 15O said properly being
valued at f2l 900.
d. NJ Seaman sold IN foreclosure building with plot.
81 by 81 g. No Ia Ludlow street, east side, lA4 fees
north OF Canal street TO Rergamann, for $500 oves
mortgage and encumbrances OF $27 900 IN all $2S 0OO
SAID property being valued At $50 OO0
ptp No "a West Eleventh street. south side 200 ~
feet west Of Filth avenue TO n H. MoraL for SD Ant
said properly being valued al SlS.0OO
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GovERNMENT bonds.

Government bonds closed rife less firm than usual
at the following quotations States currency
skies, 12l a I'D; do. do 1881, registered, 10Y
1l9h; do DO, do, coupon, 123h ia; do. i've
twentes 1854 registered called bonds 115I do. do,
do, coupon dol l5k do. do, 1865, registered, ll5h
a 116; do. do do, coupon 116h 1l66 do do, do,
new registered 1l6h III; do. do do, do, coupon,
l2oh 12OH do. do, 1857 registered l1sA 119h do.
do, do coupon, 1921 1929 do do, 1868 registered,
llsA 119A do. do, do coupon, l22H l23; do ten
forties registered III 1l7h; do do, coupon 1l7'
117A; do fves, 1881, registered lit 1l7h; do do,
do, coupon, l17h l17h.
THE USITBD STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid ont to-day SIT 900 gold
on account interest and $326 900 in redemption OF
Eve twenty bonds
The receipts from internal revenue to-day were
$353, 729 To- customs. s4s1, so4 81
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds firm and In active demand The
largest transactions in tho Union Pacific sinking
funds and frsts, which advanced TO 95h and 1851 re-
spectively Chicago and Northwestern consolidated
coupon gold bonds advanced to s4 and hrss sold at
Io0k Milwaukee and ST. Paul consolidated sold at
s1H SIX, and nrsts at 113 La Crosse division rising
to 81. Harlem registered rsts sold at l13; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy cghts al 1l7T 11S, New
York Central sxes 1883 at 102 and Rock Island sevens
at llOH Fort wayne nrSts SOLO at llo inc following
were the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad
bonds.-Union Pacific drsts, los a 1861; do. land
grants 1904 a 1oOH; do. sinking funds e4& %;
Central Pacifcs, 1867 l06X.
DRY GOODS nPoHrs.
The imports OF dry goods Of this port for the week
ending to-day 81 446, GIL, and the amount mar
keted 81 22s 6SA The total imports of dry goods at
this port since January this year $50 646 4l and
the total amount marketed $50, ,522, ,342
STATE BoNDs
In State bonds Tennessee old sold at AZ declln
ing 70 AK. Missouri long skies brought Io211 Ala
bama eights of 1886 sold ut 80
RANK SHARES
Bank shares sold at 80 for Fourth National The
latest bids annexed: America, 1917; American
Exchange ll6; Central National, 100; Chatham 14o;
Chemical /, 600; City, 800; Commerce, 12o; Corn Ex-
change, l32; First National, 200; Fulton 152; Gold
Exchange 119; Importers and Traders, 1877; Mechan-
ics', 1876; Merchants 123; Nassau, lo3 New York,
1872; Ninth National 80; Park 40; Phoenix, 100; Re
public IS; Shoe and Leather, Isl; ST. Nicholas, 100;
State Of New York, 104
FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS.
william Ward, No Broad street. Drexe Building,
New York, furnishes the following table OF prices OF
the prominent gold and silver mining shares
ccived by telegraph from San Francisco
The New York herald., 1875-12-04

demand We quote Molasses shocks s2incn with beads
- 10 - with eads 3Snch ~ 90 q 6
do do 36-noh 81 90 q 81 rs; box shocks. Use. SOC
rum do, 81 pipe do 50 SO so; empty hogsheeds.
81 90; hoops IL feet ordinary 90 prime 31 SfO per h
hoops. II feet do 1913 S35 per NJ.
CoPPKIsales considerable amount have been made
about 600 900 lbs manufacturers Tor uture delivery
and for cash at 231se The stoock coming rom
miners has been placed Ia strong hands and the market s
very firm, with large lots offering At less than c anu
holders looking for still higher market " .
quote New sheAthng II oz), SOC bolts, Ole
braziers oyer 10 oz 3ic nails Ssc SOC old sheath
ing Ac, mixed lots, l9c a2lc American ngo lake -5tsc
2lsc per H. Yellow metal-New sheathing aud bronze
22c bolts. 2Sc nails. PIG per lb
CoRDAGE unchanged. We quote Manila (large ana
small sze), perib li1sc l51c do eordage bolt rope
yarns lbc lie. tarred Manila l4c Sisa rope, ll3ac
l21ac New Zealand i1ac l2hc Russia hemp, tarred
lie American do, lie Russia bolt rope, lie
CorToN.-There fair demand for spot, mostly From
spinners steady prices Futures 2c higher The
figure a.
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Bullion shipped East, SOS, 900
rnR FOR E1GN MARKyT

THR FOREIGN MARKEf.
The London advices report strong and higher
and United States bonds trm- Fifty seven thousand
pounds bullion was withdrawn from the Bank or
England on balance today The Of discount in tho
open market for rec months bills is TX per cent or
X below the Bank rata Consols, 90 7-l6 Tor money
and o3,< for the account Tho following arc 1--WE p NJ
quotations for money, eaH; do for the
count, s4k '65 bonds, old, lO3x, 'o7 bonds losH
a loex en-forty bonds, 1857; nves, lo4%; ;
Erie lax 14K. Rentes in Paris, 66.37k-
early despatch says that the advance in consos
the Gloss Of business and the rmness ofAmercan
rifles we're caused by report the London Stock En-
change that steps being taken by the great Euro
pcan Powers arrange conferences for the purpose Of
settling the dllcultcs in the East
MEMORANDA
Among tho rumors or the street there is that
trouble exists between tho Western Union Telegraph
Company and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany and that the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com
pany will suppant them II is also suggested that the
Western Union paid dividend too soen, and thai
they pass the forthcoming dividend they may DO
able TO escape the resultant difficulty and pay
or their floating debt II is understood that there
is party the Board who would be glad to tho
company take this course, 10 whether reduce or
entirely pass the DIVIDEND the end thai they may
Iiquidate the floating debt The opposite party how
ever feel confidence in the earning ability Of the com
pany and believe that tho full usual quarterly dividend
OF per should be paid rcmains to be seen
which or these antagonistic influences will prevail
the company out OF debt and could mako a
monthly statement Of earnings and expenses satisac-
tory the public there is little question that would
be favorite security than Is the present time
The National Trust Company Of the city OF New York
declared the usual semi-anuua dividend Of per
cent payable on and after January Q, pror.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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TIE MONK1 MAHhEI
Money closed easy per cent, after loaning up
to per cent Sterling exchange steady. Prime
nominal; asking rates 4s38 4s7 selling rates, 50 a
4s3k and 4s6S 4 ST. Reichmarcks, 95k o51S and
96H a~96H. Cables, 96s1. Prime Paris, 5.l7h and
g. 14sS
The following are todays rates Of discount for
New York exchange from the cities named :-Cncin-
nat 81 discount per ST. 900; St Louis, 81 to 81 25
discount per $1,000 Chicago, transactions.
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold opened at 114s declined TO l14 and closed at
1l4. The paid tor carrying were 2, g. "a and
The New York herald., 1875-12-04
COTTON RECEIPTS.
PRINTING CLoTRs MARKEr.

PROVIDENCE. Dee g. 1873.
Printing held 47Sc 10 days; 41c 60 days tor
standard 6x64 spot goods and conracts
eanAr fbaKa
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THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
5coNTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

IN writing for such allowance accompanied by the oath Of
abe applicant shall be lodged IN the Custom House within
ten days after the landing OF the goods
Such application will consist Of the claim OF the in-
porter or his agent for such allowance subscribed and sworn
60 by him. specifying by marks numbers the particular
articles and the value which he has entered
them respectively and the Official examination and apprnse
ment must be confined the articles and packages spec
ped and proven 80 have in weight by the abso
Ion OF water aforesaid.
The New York herald., 1875-12-04
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Dec 8. 1874
Spanish gold, 214 2i4k Exchange dull the United
States 90 days % ~ premium; short sight
9S 100 premium; 60 days gold l22 la premnm short
sight I26 l2S premium On London. l5l l52 premium
On Paris l2O 122 premium
Sugar dali; No ~ Dutch standard IS I5A reals per
i aa/
The New York herald., 1875-12-04
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES

FHipAT, Dec 3, 1s7A
BEFORE CAIIr-l0 A. M.
500 4, Tenn g. old Al 200 ahs Mich RR. .s3 60
1000 M A 81 A. con Biz 5Ou do............ ~
The New York herald., 1875-12-04

sTquals l26-Shares Increased for l.
To-days prices up to 12:15, reported by Kiernans
agency, are as folowss-
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Er1RnPEAN MARKETS
FINANCIAL.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKKr.-LoNDor, Dec 3-Evening--
sperm oil. esq por Linseed oil, 2sa Sd por owL
The New York herald., 1875-12-04
FINANCIAL.

I ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN on GOOD NEW
York city Mortgages without bonus. Principals desiring
ii. L GRANT. las Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-12-04

L,IsK a HIGBIE, EVENING POST BUILDING, HAVE
$4,000 hey wish 20 place In small sh0t loans Appli-
cAnts must have goou security
The New York herald., 1875-12-04

ESTABLISHED DRY AND FANCY GOODS BUSI-
n the best street in Brooklyn will be sold
bargain good stock of $4,000 $4,000 Address box 81
Pos flee BrD0kiyu.
The New York herald., 1875-12-04

TRUST FUNDS or THR ESTATE VALENTINE MOTT
"a loan bond aud mortgage for term Of years H. A
MOTT, n Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-12-04

A UGUsT BELMONT co,
"A Bankers, 10 and 81 Nassau strect,
Travellers Credits available In all parts OF the world
Messrs. DE RoTHSCHnD
and their correspondents.
Also Commercial Credits and Telcgraphio Transfers Of
Money ON California and Europe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-29

Excellent progress is being made sink.
ing tho now working shaft. It Is %
foot deep to-day. Shaft well timbered,
AMI tho utmost energy Is shown In the
prosecution Of tho work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-29

WESTERN DISPATCHES
srroAL 70 the Doll II ALL xrvs.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
MssIing OF the D~isaAected nsne-

San FRlScrsco. April 10. l:so p. H.
The disaffected Democrats held = meet
Ing last night at tho Fifteenth District
Courtroom. to nominAis delegates 70 .
Convention for tho purpose Of nomina-
ting q complete municipal ticket. Re-
ports were received from tho Ninth.
Tenth, Eleventh md Twelfth Senatorial
Districts. and adopted after considers
bio wrangling. Tho Ninth and Thir.
toenth Districts were not represented.
they having called an opposition meet
Ing ut Kessing's Hall, whore they had a
stormy session. resulting In tho nomi.
naeion Of forty delegates to DO voted for
at the primaries on Saturday. Tho
Thirteenth District Central Democratic
Club also elected eight delegates TO rep.
resent that District in tho Senatorial
Convention.
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N~SE~~MENT~.

s~'~ieIealn a. per share: levied March9, dc
llhqncat April II sale day, Mayi
yts~sn ~. a ". Co - cents per shar'
levied March .. delinquent April u. saI
day. NAY 4.
Nirgiaia city Csmi Co.-i1 cents re,
snare: levied March 10; delinquent April 10
sale day, May 10.
It.rk I<iaai- 81 per share: levied March
II delinquent April Is; sale day May !.
O,eraiaa = ~ p-r share; levied March ic
delinquent April -; sale day. May IN.
Justice ~ per share levied Nsyh Is; do
linqneni April -; -ale dzy Nay ~.
Aris.an a utnh-Ts cuts per share
lssicd March Is; delinquent April u; -ai'
day Msy IL
ssiss~ Consolidated . Is cents per share
icvi.d March Is; delinquent April =; sale
day May IL.
Lady Bryau-s0 cents per share: ls,lel
March Is; delinquent April ~; sale day
Nay II.
Itais- 81 per share levied March 70; de-
ltqnent April n sal. dsy Nay II.
Dan~y- 81 cents per share; levied March o,
delinquent, April - sale day Msy ~.
M~oNieaa-;o cents per share levied March
u dclinauvnt April 20 sale day May 10.
weiis rargo-io cents per share; levied
March ~; delinquent April a. sale day
Nay 10.
WoodStite-tl per -hars; levied March
8; d~eiinqusn, April -; sale day Msy ".
wsodviiis Csassiidatei-si pee share;
levied March IS; delinquent Apriiss' .ss
Y.Iis~ Jsrk~t-si per -harc: levied April
Z: Delinquent Nay II .ale day June II.
Mary Ana-s cent. p.r -harv. levied April
.. deliaaaenl Nay 4; sale day June ].
Hnyusondi a EIy-$5 per share, levied
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-29

x,v a,,,,xy, charley Smith. a
Go, S,,.,;,,
young nephew " iis"A ~ -.
icndent Of tho brleh'r m'hs' hA' "''
right ankle sprined yesterday, evening
IA "oid I'M, WHILE P,a! n.y. ,sJ %.c.,,.i,
,s.",src,i rom a sprnin Of tho same
.nkl, sustained about three months ago.
DIR. Kirby rendered. the necessary sursi-
cal assistance.
NoRru viRorsi,.-rho survey OF this
NAV and already ilourishing town. lying
$500, =, virginia Civ. wa, rom
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FROM SAN JOSE, CAL.
Opening the Grave OF vRsqucr-
Dead Bsdy Found.

SAN JosE, April ga rumor has
gained credsnce In this vicinity that tho
grave OF vasquex had boon tempered
with, and tho head takon for phreno-
logical examination. To sottio tho qucs-
ton, several Of his relatives. accompa-
MED by o number OF reporters, consta-
bles, etc., this morning opened tho
grave. Tho body was found 70 10 un-
molssted, but was greatly dccomposed
for the length OF time II hsdbesn buried.
and tho clothes covered with mould.
After q few moments the grave was
closed and the crowd dispersed.
This morning the dead body OF o man
known as George Wellington Grant,
we'll known In this vicinity. was found
in Los Gatos creek. nsar tho bridge. at
the crossing OF SANTA Clara street. under
circumstances that render II probable
that he fell from the bridge while In u
state OF intoXication. He was q man Of
good address. and had formally boen q
preacher and temperance lecturer. Ho
was q native Of New York. and nboyt 81
years OF ago.
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A Domestic incident.
prom the Dsnsury Ssws,l


Mr. Cobleigh had just got down to
breakfast. Ho was standing up TO tho
stove with his hands clnsped behind
him, On Il his custom, contemplating
tho attractively set table. A largo plat.
ter Of broiled ham, with fried eggs. was
tho central feature. and Mr.. Cobleigh IN
very fond Of ham and eggs. Tho family
cot was lying under the table purring
softly TO herself. II was . strongly
marked domestic sccno, md Mr.. Cob
leigh folt his eyes moisten ~ he sur
veyed II. Mrs. Cobleigh was taking mp
the potatoes. She hal the last
pierced. and was about to deposit It with
the rest. when she cspiod tho npturncd
palm OF her husbands hand. what
possessed her she cafnot TOY, put sne
dropped the steh'nils vegetable s'Isigl!
into his unconscious hanu. ne Tan.
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ros TOWN

We arc requested 10 publish the fol-
lowing m . selected list Of candidates
for Town Trustees at the coming Gold
Hill election, which is to take place on
Monday next; First ward-o. c. Num-
dell. W. n. Hall. Thomas wooley.
Second ward-E. Williams. W. H.. Day.
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FROM BAN LUIS oBIsPo
secsnd Land saic nj I.on,poe High
Prices Obtained.

SAN Lup oprsro. April 29.-At tho
second land sale at Lompoo on Monday
tho 2ctb. tho prices obtained were In
advance OF previous salos-in some
cases from 20 to 40 per cent. higher.
The amount realized IL about $l20. 00O.
The balance Of the tract will DO sold at
private sale. About 100 houses have
been orocted OF tho tract. Crops arc
looking woll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-29
NOTICE. To CANDIDATES.

Candidate. for once II the coming Town
Election. win please bear In mind that their
advertised announcements In this paper. as
well a. all election printing, mssts paid for IN
oiedsos. We accept Of no contingent arrange
men,s. bat treat all alike. A candidate who can
not or viii not Announee himself properly and
pa, hi. printing bills promptly, 10 not nt Tor
the once he seeks. Moreover, he viii not be
sueeersfaL