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, 1875-11-13
TIE PERus or THE OCEAN.

nv aaAoet oSose>A tA 'Se
public in startled Win horror al Inc announces
nent that some ocean-going sesso. mas SUNK
or burned OF been aasnco TO p,ecos on
rocky coast, anu numerous lives hsso oeo1
lost. Inc "aolo com1a"1a]3 b4o"' oA..ts"
about It. Inc press o'aeuss Nv ou.'sa -, ~
Fest!8atlon oxam'ne .no iac's 'uu se'u1n sne'a
verdicts' anu then me haaaF nes a"Hs %uu
nothing mora u ne"1o o. H.. ~. Dmns l s1,ga.;s" o @
few days the Stories o' aeAtn aaa s'. sIs.e ;e.na
aud misery from inc oeean na'' oe'u ,u,'l4
Ahed poth IN quantity a'io quan's, uul'. 'uo
have assumett ahopes u a"4ui Ao,4o' el4
1osma 90 'os1'o'e ~ Au.a. ~ u44o =,
son from esor f'Sain6 !.'o .ao "pou ~ 49,. "
poat'loaa o. 6'1'otS is'no'uh 'i,v" touo
rocS"oo"na lsiaho ~ ."o 9soAs' u''~1. ~
sSalesohs OF h1et "''o "ut psen ~ "''eNo. ""A
fo"lno the'f way 'ne'o on1y W u'o ~ e'
ton a ooas Is tonna AoAI'us "e.peas45
upon the ocean, l1s onlS occupant . "to.s4'."
him, who recoVers sataslenny ~ 1,1
tho story OF tao "Fech u h'o seose''
the escape OF ooatioao' "nu tne'1 acAt44'
one attes tho o<hef rom e1poau1'' s's"Sa-
t'on, maahess' ana sale'oo' untn no 'aoa' 20
| leis, ana Is rescued a. 1ue Fofs ooot - usn'A
ny chance vessel Ill WHOSE eoa5so o's oo.a'
has drlftea. 1'ut .heso casasl'les' hesf'-scN-
en1ng as they afe' mVolVeu tae 'oss u oa.s :"
few lives. Close upon tno hoela % .neso
narratives comes 'ho nova o. tne ,oss Oh Two
ocean-EolnS steamers, one W co"lsion an"
tile other by hre' invo1'1ng INC p.oo"oio
saeTahss of nearly aoo ASes' aao' @1shouRe
l. r$ntn At &nNrn h1rr nf m a
, 1875-11-13

When Mr.. POOLE, OF the Chicago Public Il.
brary, found 1t III hia heart to attack GzoHa1
BAnuRof2 for want Of accuracy, inefficient A.
rangemcnt, and slovoniy style, be received much
private encouragement. There are thouaands OF
persons In America who hsve read, or tried 10
road, pAxcuoFr's volumes with much hesv!ness
OF spirit. got who want tho courage openly 70
proclaim their feelings. TO those persops tns
apnouncsp,ent that Mr. BANCROFT hss four mort
yo,uuts 81 AenezscAn history In courso OF pfeo-
sratiou will como with peculiar solemnstY' ta'
the prospect :ought to bo full Of comfort 1h'
now yoIuuos will treat Of our history from tha
Peace Of Paris almost to tho present DAY. and u
they sre less ya!usble II works OF reference anu
materials for future historian, they will At !aass
be mora interesting to the undsvelopad Ame''
can citizen Of tho present day They wail aa'
10 welcome "a crovnIng pisces OF hlsto'''A
monument which. for dlmcnsloos and s1csl'sno'
OF general design, has fan companions IL 'ao9'
era tiEue4,
, 1875-11-13

Tho Nation recalla the fact that tho Now
York Legislature, at its last session, passed
tha following "specie- Resumption "aot:
axor1os l. Al ta1es lavisd And eonnrmsd In thia
a.st. on md sftes Jan. 1879, shall be collected In
eoId, United sssss gold Or ast'on.l Bank
rot. vhieh szs z%dssuaabls in gold on dsmsnd.
sxc. ., kyssy contract Or Obligation made Or In
,sd, md ps1abls In shIs Stats. and mAdo or implied
sttss JAM j. 1872 aud payable In dollsss, but not ID
spscnsa kind Of dollar shA b paid In unlssd States
Ao,n Of ths standard Of weight snd hnsnsss sshe-
lIab$d bY ths laws Of The United aatea Il shs us The
Contract Or obligation ahsu hsvs bssa inads as in-
FLIED.
Tho force Of this act Ia that, in connection
with the Resumption act OF Congress- 1t re-
moves the presumption" which has pro.
vailed heretofore that dollar means simply
promise to pay dollari and that It Is
formal notice to al the bankers, merchants
and other business man that dollar will bf
a ooln dollar altar the lit Of January, 1873
aud that they must shape thstz snds accord
tnsly. Ths Nsaton susssssa that esa'< ha'z'
, 1875-11-13


aonal penalty.
FREE TRADE ABROAD. .
Tho Chairman OF tho Cob4len Club Haid,
rather arrogant1y, few months ago: This
Club is The only centre Of frco.trade agitation
in the world" II tho c1niins thus malo were |
BubAtantiated by facts, the cause OF free.tr"do |
wpul bo hopeless. One club cannot save |
milton, much less world. Thero aro knots |
Of men in every country, organized or u1'or-
gauized, who carry on, by tongue or per-, |
warfaro aganat the dootriuo TINT tho stato
1nny rIghtfnlly mulet tho many for tho benefit |
of tbe favored few The Cobden Club is but |
ono of these centres the most important one.
10 10 sure, but not alone. The attention OF
economists hos recently been drawn to tho
two German Empires, inasmuch az tho ever
1asting baltic between the two great
theories OF trade hes been fought again
in both Germany md Austro-llungary
by a few sharpshooters. In Austria
proper, rather strong protcetlonist
uentiment-tho natural cutlery Of the in
austrios crippled by the paper.money crisis
o. 1B73-has lately shown it8cH. Tho vienna
Chamber of Commerce lately elected the
Chairman of tic protcctioniss Manufacturers
Union ns It's representative In the Imperial
Parliament. But the free-trade party is
strong enough in Austria and overwhelmingly
| 20 III Hungary. There Is no danger that the
reaction in Vienna will make ANY permanent
change In ths policy Of the Empire. In
Germany, too, the recent development OF
protectionist idens was to be expected.
| When the Empire was flooded with money
by tho payment Of the Frouch indemnity,
md when the demand for manufactured
goods to replace those worn out or destroyed
during tho war was very great, tho manufac-
tories worked overtime and mads no
end of money. Their owners foolishly
thought that this transitory demand would
bo permanent. They bought now machinery.
nut up new buildinga Then tho swollen do
mnnd shrunk to its natural proportions, md
tho market was soon glutted with manufac.
turcd goods. Increased exports havo Bince
rid the country of :llo unneedcd surplus, bnt
before trado was restored to its normal conli
tion the crippled manufacturers some
Of them-tried to bring about reaction
towards protection. Tho effort was in vain
Two important gatherings hnve 1ntely beer
held in Germnny,--the Social Science Con
eress at Eisenach, tho Agricultural Congress
ut Berlin. Both svowed extreme frac-trad'
principles. Tho latter voted, almost unnnl
1uously, that the German Government ongh
to "carry out the law Of the 7th Of July
1873, and reject all motions for change o
tho tariff in protoctionist sonse.' Oni,
one Of the Afty-four delegates favored th
s3,%tv Sr1Y1 nt7I h
, 1875-11-13

November, and VI 10 for December. Hogs
were fairly active and easier. selling at $7.l'
@7.40 for common to prime. Cattle were
dill and unchanged Sheep met with n
moderate inquiry nt former rites. Ono l'un-
drc.l dollars in gold would buy $11f.60 in
Urcent)acka Mt tho close.
, 1875-11-13

-------.--::-
TIE PosTM
Whom the President recalled 3lr. JEWELL.
from his mission to Isuasia and appointed
him Poatn,nster-General he rendered the
country q service Of creator magnitude than
generally follows tho mere chango Of o Cabi-
net officer. Tho Post Offlco Department,
while ono OF the most important branches Of
tho public Boryice, md Tho one in whose
operations the whole paoplo are inorc directly
interested than all others, IL nevertheless
business department and not po-
litical one. It is charged with tho
transportation Of tho mails, and the collection
from the public who use tho mails Of th8
tax or compensation established by law for
that service. Tho business il large ono, ez-
tending MI over tho United States, and EN-.
bzacing ca1riage by rail, steamer, stage, and
horseback, and also the foreign mail-service.
1t is vast business undertaking, intended to
be self-sua.aining and scf-supporting, bat for
many yenra Inns been operated as part OF
tho machinery Of Government in tho interest
of party, and not with tho attention md caro-
requisite to tho financial SUCCESS Of large
business. Mr.. JEWELL WIS q man Of thor
ough business training aud experience, and
to lin the idea of carrying on any business
which WINS not self-supporting appeared
unsound. Ho at once began u reform. He
begat, tho reduction Of expenditures by stop
piur abuses. In this lie was at war with tho
practices and tradition. Of the Department.
peraevering, however, in this work, he soon
discovered that one Of tho most successful
, 1875-11-13

money States should adopt siu,ilar Law, "a
MI "arnest Of tho honesty Of their Intentions,
NJ t. pressure OIL Congress IN abide by tfs
;'s;,;!l 1t Inns takon, and In order to mike tlo
r'1'e binding as to all future contracts. 1le
utll ,eBtion Is worthy OF gerioMs consideration
, 1875-11-13
Ebe GbifaDu Gribune.
Saturday Morning, November u, 1915.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.

Gzcenbacks, at tho New York Gold Ex-
change yesterday, opened at VII, fell to
s7l, and rose to shade abovo the opening
figure, where The closing business was done.
, 1875-11-13

Tho Detroit Post is d closer reader Of the
rag-money organ In this city than anybody
We know OF here as a consequence, 1t Las
discovered that this same rag-money organ
has said TINT, when the Government ahal
have issued g1eenbaoks to take tho
place of National Bank notas, then
ssthe banks will 10 required to 70
deem their bonds in g7eenbaoks. /"
Thig remarkable statement must have
been made about the time tho Chicago rag
money organ was losing one OF the Govern
ment Offices 1t has held, and In the confusion
and sorrow Incident to the loss. It will b
newa to most people to learn that the ha'
tiopal Banks have ever Issued any bonds. or'
il thia ia not tho meaning Of the sentence
then reference ia evidently made to the bonds
owned by the banks but issued by the GOV.
eminent. Hero is a new notion In financial
science. The holder OF q uotA*ts hsnaetortn
to be looked to for its payment, instead os
the maker. II the Chicago Fag-money organ
can only get recognition Of this principle ~
tho books Of poltlcal economy, secure tae
passage Of laws In conformity theFo"itn' ane
Induce the bankers and money-lenders gen
exslly to adopt 1t, there will be no aeea to'
any further demsnd for inaatioa. Al ths
I,npeeunious upecu1ators will proceed TO bos
row money at once, and tho wealth o. tnf
canitallats viii be plentitully distributed
, 1875-11-13

4r.v ,srstoa Of ~ old episrsm haa o''a 49,
t,ibutsd By 40 uutno*a wh'ss " onup&
laureate Of Phiiads'phias NJ T.. =, .I.t n
tbs seotlmspt u ss1a 10 b. tns' c.f*sa
xrits The obituaries Of Tho PeoP's. ~ !. doabr
who oazsss .hsr tomhstonss." ~" aass' +. II vi
laa. hare ,oue sr7or IN trsnsenpaeu. .h,.s.d@a
knoxn that Vt. Oauos doss nas H:s =. ~. ths ss>s
9s doun,lesa said, u hs s5axa ~ ~ 81 wv
, 1875-11-13

THE UNITED IR1guMEN RED1V1V1,

II. - .;-.,. ,,a-,, .,,,,., 11;t,or,,;ona In
1.' 1a ~. ~. W. 49, r,sn.,o1 tooot,,or "a.
~" 80 s..,a - ~, lid, rotr;ot;c
] s,.a.as.as ~ ."aan,iv !9ao~oo, ,hat n,,o IF their
>.s.1.,.as ,,;.t, ~. o,,,hon;o,,a .s,,o ~ M,c.
] n"aa.sn,. .na. w 1;a for ,o,rnv;nr t,,o secre,a
~ ,r ,,,a nrx1"r Tharsnnon Fet1,cr Mac.
e4 49, ~ .,a,;, - 49, nrd,r not;acd ma
w.. ,,,, ,,o;,1,or ord nlso a men1,or of
49, 49,, r. ro,n,ya 1.cf1voonraAu from,
~: .,,;. ~ r.1s =, to.~s w.1a,,,a m;aa;on. how
a1", s.s,u 10 ,hot NJ n man.pe,laler. hot Of q
,.',.a,,.~ t. - H. .x;aantlv Il ctt,,er ton humane
; ~ III, 81, t-o,torous i.cf,roonra.s. or elsa
" 49, A., ,,,.'.;at, at,u,,,,;on ,1ot ha n,ipht ue,
~ ,u1, Ha ,':'S"a,s :. H. o,,ara,;on mi so he
A'so ,o..aa A. ,;..,o I'll, ~ ,1ianotchino Mac.
1ee 49,. ri Ran ;nt,1,otoa to him
w.. aa,,raaaot;ng r ~ Fothc7 M.cN.u.n.. Tho
- I;.,..a n T.;.1,mar nod;y;v; howeyer. ara
tansa - ,,ara s,,no ono killed. 20 thew
.ssA uss,,.sa +,>nt w,7su ,nuat d;e for
1a,e 1'.,: A ~, ,S.,c.o,.,ro., o,a an
aa.',;oo. -, 49,, .1oe,rro,oa for mis-
~ ",so 11ow ,onr, th;s th;no nav 10 on no
s,o nv, ,a, - 30, ho lo,,t ~, nnt;, averv
11n;.sd 1.;.;,.,.. na.,;n;. 10 IL ;ntrua,ed viii
49, 49,, - ,.;,i,,<- a,,a.,, ,tho~ 1r,;tod 1r;ab.
mor no,;v;v,,a In v,,ic3, avent thu wholo
, 1875-11-13

NEW CHICAGO T1IEATRE-C1lrt street, betweez
1audolph sud Lake. Enlargement u Charlotte Tao1np
Rpp, "J.uo EYte." Afternoon aud evening.
, 1875-11-13

ApELpI1r TltEATRE--ncnrborn street, corre
Monroe. "Laspet." Afternoon and evening.
, 1875-11-13

MovlCKERB TIIEATHE-aIAd'son street.. between
Dtsr,orn and s1nte. :. Thu Merry Wives es Windsor
By the Chicago LitdcsEranz.
, 1875-11-13

COSMOPOLITAN LODGE. No. g. Il. Of r.. Vii hoiu
special meeting y. th,ir Castle lfa thts eTenha; 80
make arrangements to attend tho fahefao! nso'neA
uueatc1 to attend,
, 1875-11-13

wsl. 3. WARREN LODGE, No. oo9. A. F. h 4. A.
Regular Communication thts Saturday evop!ng. at
$50 O'clock Ut Osenta! Hail. 122 ISslle bs, for bsl-
ness. Visitors welcome. Dy order Of the y. u.
], II, DUNLOr, Sec.
, 1875-11-13

aon. These Judges should bo convicted In
order to show all others that tho aatno trick
cannot bo attempted again without per-
soual penalty.
, 1875-11-13

ST. Johns CoScLAvH. No. I. Knights of II. 4 G;
4-Etguar ConclAsc shla Saturday evening ht ':'ts
O'clock. Buslnesa OF importance. Every mcnItor ID
renueatr1 10 be present. 70 Muntoc.s lty nrder u
I n MILLS. HoY.
, 1875-11-13

rns contest for tho spoakssship u 'a0' 4'
up by the drophfe: .
Ind coz with .hs hsndse ,.h
n.nsi al III dastinguAhsd posasa'
In eGsucss for Hgsaksss
Ths stoot Of II. 9. A1Aa
II d4ng Ite yeast II = aisa'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-17
A FEW WORDS TO FEEBLE AND
DELICATE WOMEN.

MI t. MILL.
ny II. r1e,sc, "D n '
Dispensary' nula.o, ~. ,.u =.
knowing .hal . aio su.Jess
great anoun' OF ss. ,n aons J,
ON your pun, .ns na. W = nsn,..,sJ
rroions, ana L.o nrr. .nS AZ
'ho n'vio w NV n..s ha.sm..
more aiincui' =. 0aie y1ai - ."n.nuas
=, na phy aan ~. Js.,r. ~ sax ~
py sooLss y uaus.an,,w n,ao,;,s s;,S
you, may = An N. ns snr III,
nose who na,e veen IL. 49,
n,us ,os Iaoa. mi, ,hov h.y, Ina.
eu'eu ~ nv s;,.ans.,sd .,d hsv. ii.
eoms pi ny III. m;rSs ~ nsxs, taLs
=. m.d;.;ns nor ha Inv.
ano,n,r ao'o tn,
,ursd Dy y iui,ne. ssaln u~snc,
nsa ra.ner uio nnu INV AZ. LIZ
enaea 'nan W hse anu sn VIZ VIZ
,ney nave. insy say inv wo... hn
W sunering anu M. ma.o s;.so
treatment W Any.nns aon,"s .m,
ss,ne; We 0s ro mny. -sunc",ssuI node. Of
WI. Sis,s,,,i"s ss.n ,hst ,he
tIea'ing saen ni"% .a.s, ssa .aSn,;no
salni w. S;,.I torco. ~ ths
anu uep,eans NJ is,;.ss,on. S;,,s,. ,hs
sysseln' ~ n .Son,.d tor ,I.m
.e's'so wy NY \. ss,srshis ,ndosd
men easss sou,u " $3.50 .nJ
pu. y suueIoIs, 'us "s .sSmsats o-
Tar more suocess'I, PIan ., u;.h ,I'a I.ws
you ono nors ~ ~ ".s,.,p
anu a @S.,.i.a ..n, t,..;wsnt and
n..on. moa;.;nS. ";iI n.,or sure Won
n vnn wonid nss %,ational meaps. suoh
,ommor son.s .houId dictats 10 every
;r,sl,;aent iaJy' talo sueh medicines as
on,hoSy ,hs xo,v hss. i-nyioorstine ton.
ics and ner,;ns:. COMPOUNDED With nh.
~, .aea.n ~ I'M J.I;eai. sv.tc,n.
Snoh = nanny comS;ns.ion Q will And
IN my Farpri,s P%rcscription' which has
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-17

To rus ProrLr or Coin TlIti, SILVER Cirr
AND DAYTON -Eyery man, woman and child
In any Of the above nanoi place. should know
At once, that n great want ilas been supplied by
the opening OF BeRiIsER'- VARIETY sroRE.
Main street. Gold lin. opposite the Yellow
Jacket ONCE. There livery one who wants
them, and has the money 10 pay for them, can
buy al tho lowest possible cash rates, the finest
possible assortment 10 perfumcry, fancy roaps,
bay rum, feather busters. ~yiolinr, guitarr, ban
los; q full stock VI the beet Italian strings,
]ewclry, watches. optical instruments. ladies'
trimmings, work.boxes. musical aud plain pho
tocraph Albums, Yankee notions, cutlery, worst.
ed, wooden and kAlticd goods. Al-o q large as.
sortmcnt Of natural human hair. AL kinds Of
willow ware, fancy bird csger. ra,chcls. braes'
cts and wallpockot-. AisO u splendid a.port.
nent Of everything necdni In the stationery
line. school book. lamps. ehanceliers, plaNer,
chimneys and Juvenile hook.. Atp.endid as
sortmcnt OF cy.ry variety Of isncy toys,
wagons, bcdstcads aud fincy vslentlhcs. n
magnificent stock OF chrOmo- and other pie
tutes. Al.o. pdiic.idr ~Gftcation paid TO IRA
ming pictures 10 order. New goods, all Of the
bost possible description. Don't forget the
place Main street, Gold Hill, opposite the Vel
low Jacket office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-17

.c. -ux I.,n,rs II thar.
oaASeh soA in
10 anything tnat reaiiy p'eaSes 'ne'enA
Of the period, II Ii to have an opporta'
nitv O, dragging over a lot Of remnants.
and purchasing occasionally. Such m
opportunity il now offered by the great
ssie of Henderson, & Co., No. 90
South G street, Virginia. Their
bankruptcy toe 1ota' slse.;
n " mas "na noG onlx NE remnants with a
few Of The original pieces remain to be
sold. Henderson & Co. are determined
to inaugurats a new system OF selling
goods in this section, and their principle
OF ''quick sales and mall prohts IL
sure 10 'en ,no iGps h.m nsaS
,hs;r sdyertissmsnt under the head Of
..Nev To-day"
49,. =, u.,. All. no.r,,.,
"A oiAA~. p.
caption tho virginia Ch'on'ee, OF ias'
evening" very ~ c.,
hays So, new s,ni,inolr declare.
,ha, Ills ..strav" quit taking tho News
~ tsLa The Chronide. Ansnias, who
rups that little Cheap John advertising
Jodcer. should try and lie better than
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-17
FROM al FRANCISCO
school Matters Trial sfEcssein.

San FnAscIsco, Feb. l7-l:30 r. NJ
In the Board Of Education last night.
the Committee on Rules AMI Rsgu-
lations presented a report recommend
ing that, ~ all officers OF the Board
were equally interested with Mr.. Brneg
in tho principal charge preferred by
Choynski. the whole matter should be
referred 10 the Grand Jury. The report
was adopted.
Tho trial Of Ecstein proceeded in the
Municipal Court yesterday. The facts Of
tho arrest were detailed by Detective
Lees, and the signature Of the defend
ant identified on forged receipts. On
the closing Of the case for tho prose-
cution tho court adjourned until this
morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
Plucky Tipperary,

LONDON. February 1.-THE electors
Of Tippernry have adopted n resolution
declaring that II John Mitchell's cleo
ton is annulled, thoy will again return
him. II is reported that Mitchell will
refuse TO take the oath Of allegiance, and
that tho Home Rule members Of Par
lament will therefore refuse to support
him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-17
Carson. Feb. II, 1875.

Carson. Feb. II, 1875.
SENATE.
The Judiciary Committee presented
majority report favoring the passing Of
Davsnport's gambling bill. Cassidy will
present q minority report against 1t.
The bill granting right OF way for q
railroad from tho coal mines In Lyon
county to Virginia City. was passed over
tho veto by q to l.
The Governor approved the bill pro
viding for hiring out the labor OF con-
viets.
Lockwood introduced q joint memoir
al relative to the Carson Mint.
AssENBLY.
Aysrill, from the Committee on Edu'
cation. reported against the passage oil
the bill for establishing free public libra
ries.
Mcdonnell offered q resolution. that
whereas tho gold and silver coin In the
State Treasury Is in imminent danger
from the numbsr Of relief bills submit.
ted TO this House. DO 1t therefore Resolu-
ei, That each member Of this House
constitute himself n Committee Of One,
to protect the Treasury. tLAughtsr.1
The motion was put from the Chair
and declared carried.
Allen from White Pine, moved to re-
consider the vote by which the bill an.
ncxing a slip Of territory Of Elko TO Eu-
reka. was yesterday carried over tho
veto.
wren moved an indefinite postpone
ment Of the motion. which was carried.
The Assembly adopted. without dis
cussion. tho majority report presented
yesterday on the new State Prison OF
Reno.
About one-half Of the county officers
In tho State have been granted SIX
months leave Of absence, and this
morning Gray offered a resolution that
all county officers in Nevada be granted
six months leave Of absence, provided
that they are not all away at the same
timo, but pro tenn. Beck ruiod the same
out OF order.
Owing to tho pressure OF business,
tho Assembly made an alteration in Its
standing rule. aud will in future open Of
10, instead Of IL A. N.
NEW BILLS.
by Blair. making policemen fro
wariens in unincorporated TOWNS or vii
lagos, aud ~onaeting penalties against
parties who do not remove infiamable
material after receiving duo notice from
fro wardens. Referred 10 judiciary
Committee.
by Nichols, making appropriations
for the eleventh and twelfth fiscal years.
Total appropriated, $iGi, 200. Re-
ferred to the Committee ON Ways and
Means.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-17
,rgN.

There arc many Of the arc OF thirty Ia sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
Of the bladder, onen accompanied by 0 slight
pmarting or burning sensation, and q weaken
Ing OF III : system In q manner the patient can
moi account for ON cxaminln; the urinary dc.
po.ii. o ropy sediment viii often bo found. and
sometimes email particles Of albunen will ap
pear, or the color will be- Of q thin and milkish
pearsnoo. There are many men who die OF this
linicuity, Ignorant Of The cause, which IL the
second stage Of rcminsl weakness. DR.. n. VIII
guarantee q perfect cure In all such cases. and
Q healthy restoration Of the genlto urinary Or
ganr.
". D.-Only an interview required In a ma
joriiy of cases: haisncr VI treatment can be
conducted ai h1ric without Interruption Of
business. No Gaze treated without q personal
hours-i0 10 I, . to 8. and I TO \. Sunday q
10 4 =. n. only. Consultation Free. Examina
ton and advice. IS. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-17
ConrreeaIonal.

w,su1soros, February N.-In the
regular order the bill In regard to the
President and Vice President was called
for.
Randall wanted the Army Appropria.
ton bill considered, but on motion Of
Dawes. the House went into Committee Of
the whols on the tariff bill. By q vote
Of 90 to 90 debate was limited to three
quarters Of On hour.
Burchard made . long statistical
speech In favor Of the bill except that
portion relating TO the horizontal 10 per
cent. tar. Banning / Cox opposed the
increased tar on whisky. holding that
the higher tho duty the less revenue
collected. C~hittsnden denounced the
bill as comprehensive blundor. and In
the nance Of q civilized community pro.
tested against another tariff bill this Sos
sion unless Il included tea and coffee.
In the Senate Logan introduced q bill
establishing rules and articles for the
government OF the armies Of the United
States. Referred.
Howe called up his motion to recon.
slider the vote passing the bill granting q
site for the Peabody school al 81. Au.
gus,ins. Florida, and Il was agreed 10
by 81 to %.
Beecher.Tilton.
NEW Yonx, Feb. l7.-In tho Bsechsr
case this morning. tho Redirect s1ami-
nation OF Tilton was resumed. He said
he could not fI the precise dato Of the
chance interview between himself and
wife, when Bessie Turner was present,
and heard the whole story. but thought
II was after Mrs Tilton's return.
Witness testified that the suggestion Of
Beeohsr's visit, to Mrs. Tilton aitor the
writing Of her letter Of confession, come
from Bsechsr. He testified. saying to
Beschsr, "You can 60 TO my house
and SOC Elizabeth as i IL only q few
steps" Witness continued; my wife
told Mrs. Morse and she wal almost Wild
about II.
Large Gotten Claim.
wAsANorox, Feb. 1.-THE award OF
si97. 900 gold, made by the British
America. mixed commission 10 A. X.
Mcdonald. q British subject, and resi-.
dent OF Louisiana, Ky. has been paid
by tho u. s. Government. The claim
was for loss sustained In burning cotton
during tho war, and was originally for
two and . half millions. and Was the
second largest claim adjudicated by the
commission.
AIbani-Gsrman In Psbiic schools.
Nkw YoRx. February i7.-Mllo Albani
OF the stnkosch opcra Troupe, sails for
Europe to-day.
The proposition under consideration
by the Board Of Education TO mako OBJ
ligaiory the study Of German In the
Public Schools Of this city meets with
influential opposition.
Death OF . Promiseut Tennssse
Politician.
MENrHrs, Feb. 6.--L. o. Haynes, for
many years n prominent politician Of
Tennessee died hore last night.