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The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
THE UNITED STATES COURT.

| TILL O"x11D O1A1E0 OVO A1s
The United States District Court will b
in session in the Post Office building thi
morning at 10 o'clock. A. H-.
The only case which will occupy the at
tention of the Court will be the suit of Mr.
Lockwood against the manufacturers of the
Jones Peach Cutler. ..,
The allegation of the plaintiff is, that M
Jones has, with only an immaterial altera
tion in the form, taken cutler patented by
him (Lockwood), and made it very neces-
sary feature of the new cutler. In all other
and important particul ars the Jones cul-
Ter is entirely different.
The case will probably last several days.
Yesterday Commissioner Smith was TAX
ing evidence in an Interesting admiralty
case the facts of which are as follows:
1t appears that about the last of June,
ultimo, the schooner Gen. Levi Harris, of
Bristol, Penna., found another vessel, the
Tycs, which had left Washington some days
previous, deserted off Ocean City, and towed
her to New Castle and libelled her in ;he U.
s. Court for salvage.
The owners Of the 7yce now bring suit for
the recovery of the vessel, alleging that the
crew and captain had not left her adrift but
that she was laying at anchor, having been
only left for time. One of the crew of
the Harris swears that the 7yes was found
anchored and that the Captain of the Harris
appropriated portion Of her cargo. The
Captain Of the Harris, on the other hand,
claims that although the vessel was
held by her anchor it was only
ths tbD 5syns 5sss neea of let an o aseasn se vb e
the vessel had dritted nearer shore, the an
chor held it. The point, and nice one at
that, is whether the Harris was actually de-
serted by her crew at sea or only left at an
chor for time; if the former, the salvage
belongs to her discoverers, but if the latter
is the case, then the salvors have no claim
upon her. The. case will come up at the
September term of Court.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
Tho Te1egraphic Interests.

New YORK, Sep. lit is now pretty
definitely settled that all negotiations for
the consolidation of the Western Union and
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph lines have
come to'an end with little probability of any
further attempt, at least for the present, on
the part of the Western Union, to effect that
object. 1t was reported early to-day that
another meeting to reconsider the subject
would be held this afternoon but no such
meeting took place and it is not believed
that any further conference is contemplated
A meeting of the Executive Committee of
the Western Union Company was held this
afternoon but the proceedings it is under
stood had no reference to any consolidation
with the Atlantic and Pacific Company, pro-
badly owing to the abrupt termination Of
the conference yesterday and the rejection
of the proposition made by the Western
Union. A report of the Conference Com
mittee which. met yesterday will shortly
be made to the directors Of the
Atlantic and Pacific. The officers Of the
latter Company, express themselves as con.
fident of the Company. 1t is understood
that orders have already been issued for the
resumption of work at all points where
here had been suspended upon the consoli-
dation prospects, and general extension of
liues will be made. Instructions have been
given to complete the line from Chicago to
St. Louis. On this route of two hundred
and eighty-fve miles of wire two hundred
and thirty miles have already been put up,
leaving only fifty miles to be completed.
The building of additional needed branch
routes is also in contemplation. 1t is ru-
mored that the Western Union has request
ed of the Southern and Atlantic Telegraph
Company, the cancellation of the contract
made by the latter Company with the Wee-
tern Union for the use of wire between
Washington and New York. In the event
of these contracts being annuled the South
ern and Atlantic will probably make its
connection with the Atlantic and Pacific.
Thus making direct route from New York
to New Orleans.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
The Malstcrs in Convention.

New YORK, Sep. 1.-The annual conyen-
tion of the National Malsters Association,
was begun here to-day with B. A. Lynde, of
Buffalo, presiding. The President, in his
address, reviewed the business of the past
year which he said had been on the increase.
Many Of the older. masters, especially those
in this city, have not given the Association
the support it desires. The Treasurer re-
port was then read, which showed that after
paying all expenses there is small remain
der.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
NOTING THE ". g. ". STATION
HOUSE,.

The large passenger depot of the Will
mington Il Western railroad in South Will
mington since the removal of the office to
Front and Market streets has been out of
use, and yesterday carpenters began to tear
the building to pieces in as large sections as
will be convenient to move on the road, and
some time this week the entire structure
will be taken by rail to Landcnburg and
used as a station. The movement Of SO
large structure over the rails is quite an
event in railroad freighting.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
The Troy Regatta.

TROY, N. Y, Sept. 1.-This, the second
and last day of the third annual regatta OF
the National Association Amateurs, drew a
very large attendance, and caused much ex-
citemen.; the weather was excessively hot
and the oarsmen were very slow getting into
position, and instead of 8 p. M, it was $3.50
before they got started. The first event was
the final heat of the single scull, which
brought out Courtney and Riley. Lathrop
did not start. They got near the finish
when Courtney, who had been rowing easily
made squirt and came in ahead by about
two lengths, time GAG.
Riley's time was .9.51. The second race
was the double scull race, Courtney and
Robinson being the fayorites at heavy odds
and no takers, the rowing was fine, and
the excitement intense, Courtney and Rot-
inson came in ahead in $50, Lathorp and
Mccormick second, time 9OS. The third
and last race was the final heat of the four
cared sculls between the Atlantics and Bes-
verwicks, and was the most exciting event
of the day.
The trotting was in four of the Atlantas
with some Jokers. The friends of bolh
were confident and eager for the result.
The Atlantas had first choice of position,
and were ON the east side. The contestants
got off well together the rowing was excel
lent, and the Atlantas came in first time
S34N. Cheer upon cheer rent the air, as
the crowd on either shore became positive
of the result. The prizes we're awarded
this evening at the Laurett boat club house.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
The American stores at Disco.

LONDON, Sep. 1.-Captain Mares of
the British Polar expedition, in a commu-
nication to the admiral officer, says that the
stores at Disco, belonging to the American
Government, appear to be in fair state of
preservation, considering the time they have
been exposed.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
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the COlOred r

the COlOred Preacher
fSept. THE funeral of the
er, named'H. Vandervoce,
vt Long Branch, took place
From Shilock colorcd church. j.
kere inferred in Cypress Hill
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
Austria in the Matter.

VIENNA, Sept. 1.-The Insurgents in
Herzegovina are lessening. In Bosnia the
insurrection is almost extinguished. Aus
tria holds four divisions of troops in readi-
ness to enter Herzegovina, if the Turks do
not speedily quell the insurrectionists.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
CITY POLITICS..

The largest warl meeting of the season
was held by the Democrats of the 10th ward
last night, at the Weccacoe Engine House,
in Jackson street. Perfect harmony pre-.
vailed; D. J. Mcntcn presiding, with j.
Guthrie ss secretary. Resolutions endors-
ing Thomas Ford and the rest of the ward
and. city ticket were unanimously adopted;
and pointed speeches were made bv Col.
Whiteley, Councilman Lynch, Mr.. Ford,
Mr.. Mention, Mr.. Gnthrie and others. The
meeting adjourned after session of two
hours with cheers for Col. Whiteley and the
city ticket.
STH WARD NOMINATIONS.
The Republicans of Sth Ward made the
following nominations last evening: Fo
Council, G. B. Underwood, Q1I voter
against "a for Geo. E. Rice). For Inspector,
Mr.. Bennett, Assistant Inspector, Mr.. Ben
nOx.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
A PoIiceman.s Inhu manity.

New YORK, Sept. Last night, Henry
Mclaughlin, policeman knocked his wife
down and kicked her until she had hemor-
rhage of the lungs. He was locked up to
await the result of her injuries.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
weather To-Day.

England and the Middle States
Plight full Of the Barometer, er-
;, acherc there qciN be north east
4 On tue coast there ecill be cas-,
sds, aciM probable high temper
or partly cloudy areatAer.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
Suicide Of q Merchant.

JERSEY CITY, Sept. 1.-This morning,
Tremaine Won Valkenburgh, a well known
citizen, committed suicide by shooting him
self through the head at his home, No. 55l.
Fourth steet. He was Respondent over bust
ness failures.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
The Direct United States Cable.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE announcement is
made, this morning that the steamship Fara-
day has succeeded in repairing the break in
the direct United States Gable, and the COM
pletion of the work establishing uninter-
rupted communication between Ireland and
America is expected shortly.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
4 he Virginia Elnbezzler.

RICHMOND, VA, Sep. 1.-The case Of Ex-
Treasurer, Jas. Mayo, charged with embez-
element of public funds, was called in the
Police Court yesterday. but on motion of the
Commemorative Attorney it was continued
until tomorrow. Col. Mayo was bailed in
the sum Of $4,000 dollars.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
Railway Damaged.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. H. Severe storms
have washed away the track of the River
Division of the Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railroad, between St. Peter Junction and
Redwind, and no train has got through
since Sunday. It is believed the damage
will be repaired to-day.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
The King Of Burmah Refuses tt
Receive Col. Brown.

LONDON, Sep. lit is reported from
Calcutta. that the King of Burmah had re-
fused to receive Col. Duncan Brown, and
that his inquiry into the cause of the trou.
BILE in the province have been fruitless, owing
to the distractions placed in his way by the
Chinese.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
A Fatal Fall.

Sept. 1.-Charles Tallcy, a
mith fell from a third story
franklin street last night and
[hing.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
The Telegraphic Consolidation.

The TeIcgFaphic COns0l1datiOn.
New YORK, Sept. 1.-President Orton, of
the Western Union Telegraph Company, said
to-day that the proposed combination with
the Atlantic, and Pacific Company was not
considered in the meeting of the Executive
Committee. The Conference Committee to
whom they submitted the plan for consoli-
dation have not made report.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
pm NavigatiOIl.

Sep. 1.-The National Board
Fgation met at the Metropoli-
with Mr.. j. Whiting
here were few of the delegates
bot much butincss was trans
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
ONE CENT.

JuO1ced mlnd OF her great strength ana su-
perior workmanship. Signed,
RICHARD L. ROBERTSON,
RIcHARD L. ROBERTSON, JR.
8. B. Frost.
Inspectors for Underwriters and Marine
Surveyors.
For the information of those who take an
branch Of American industry, and one
which is at this time, and has been for many
years, the chief Industry Of our city, we
give some statistics Of it:
The Harlan & Hollihgsworth Co., COM
menced building iron ships in 1848, and up
to this time have constructed about one
hundred and sixty ships, many of them be-
ing large class sea going steamers, of which
we name few: The Acapulco and Grena-
da, for the Pacific Mail Company, the for
mer running from New York to Panama,
and the latter on the Pacific; the Old Do
minion and Wyanoke, for the Old Domin-
ion Steamship Company's line, from New
York to Richmond; the Gen. Whitney, for the
Metropolitan Steamship Co.'S line, New York
to Boston; the William Crane" and "Johns
Hopkins" for the Merchants and Miners;
Line, from Baltimore to Boston, the Saliva
dor and Costa Rica, for the Panama Rail-
road Company's Central American Lines
and 20 ships for Morgan's New Orleans and
Texas Line. j..
Pusey, Jones 4 Co. commenced the busi-
ness at later date, and have built about 60
ships, among them are the "New Orleans"
"Knickerbocker," and "Hudson," of Crom-
wells New York and New Orleans Line;
three as staunch and well-built ships as float
on any sea.
These, with many more, which time and
space will not permit us to mention, compose
fleet which for strength, staunchness and
long life will compare favorably with the
best specimens of marine architecture from
the Clyde or elsewhere. -
Outside Of our own city, Messrs. Cramp
& Son, of Philadelphia, have built large
numb(r of ocean steamers for the American
Line to Liverpool, and Clyde's New York
and Havana Line.
With these facts before us, the Getty of
Peking" and her consort cannot longer lay
claim to be the representative productions =
of a business which has been in eminently
successful operation for more than twenty
five years, and we can proudly point to our
An e"ican-built iron merchant marine as
conclusive evidence of the tho1oughness and
skill of our mechanics and the honesty and
fidelity of our builders
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
DON Carlos Refuses to Disbsnd his
Forces.

SAN SEBASTIAN, Sept. 1.-Don Carlos re-
fuses to disband his forces. He is concen-
trating his forces at Gurpuzcon, and calls
out all the able bodied men between 18 and
80 years of age throughout Navarro:
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
1lh Of q Mormon.

Sept. 1,-Geo. A. Smith a
first Presidency of the Nor
pd Brigham Young's chief ad-
eellor, died this morning at 10
discese.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
|1n nDerance Alliance.

ppt. 1.-The Temperance Alli-
ded to call a State Convention
hesday in October.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
The Investigation Of the Commits
siOnerS.

New YORK, Sept, 1.-The Assembly
Committee appointed to investigate the af-
fairs the Commissioners Of Emigrations
resumed, their investigation this morning
at Castle Garden The testimony to-day
elected nothing of striking interest. The
committed adjourned until to morrow MORN
inc,
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
Trebigne Relieved.

RAaUsA, Sep. 1.-The Turkish troops
have relieved Trebigne. The insurgents re-
tired to the mountains. Communication be-
tween this place and Trebigne has been re-
established.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
The Swedish Banks.

STOCKHOLM, Sept. 1.-The Swedish Banks
refuse to cash the Bank Of England notes on
account of the number of counterfeits re-
ported to be in circulation on the latter
Bank. HA
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
AIRY OF THE NEWS.

DOEtcCS uIlu OIOCCIO OO0AN W
lin New York yesterday. ~.
TX had a chapter Of robberies
pg adrays on Tuesday night.
hal Convention of the Malsterf
! was held in New York yester.
National Board of Steam Nav
met.
hl attachments were granted
against the property of the
bifornia, 50 called in New York
Eminent of Mahod Pasha as
br of Turkey, precludes all pos
he insurgents coming to terms
bn and Charleston Steamship
esterday, filed an assignment
perty to Thomas M. Hemp
sh Banks have refused to cash
The Bank of England, owing
hr of connterfeits that are said
the latter bank. J.
Ie passengers by the Steamer
kh arrived in New York yester-
Ion. Clarkson N. Potter and
cCosh.
pittee consisting Of members Of
k,re of New York, making in
e increase of crime, has ad-
taking considerable testimo-
3 case of suicide occurred at
near New York, yesterday.
Brtist, after quoting some lines
! picnic, drew a pistol and shot
high the temple.
ion of Sooy the New Jersey
knnot be filled until the next
khe Legislature, which alone
accept his resignation. The
Bll fill the place ad interim.
Istigation into the charges
Gibson, at the Usage Indian
Is very dishonest work upon
ich will no doubt lead to his
ischarge.
Ex-Treasurer Of Virginia,
embezzling State Funds, was
e the Police Court in Rich
BY, and held to bail in the
i thousand dollars.
res, of the British Polar Ex-
Is that the stores of the Amer
nent at Disco, are in a good
rvatio1 considering the time
en exposed.
sh troops have relieved Tre-
insurgents have retired to
is. |
morning, Tremaine Van Walk
kell-knowh citizen Of Jersey |
(ted suicide by shooting him
Ethe head. Business failures
sand persons witnessed the
kter Oak Park, Hartford, Con-
terday.
lds four divisions of troops in
enter. Herzegovina if the
speedily quell the insurrrec-
Invention of the Temperance
pssachusetts, will be held in
bber.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
Additional Attachments Granted.

NEW YORK, Sep. 1.-Additional attach
ments were granted to-day against the pro-
perty of the California Bank, located in this
city, in the following cases : Henry A..
Jusdo, II, 500 pounds sterling John Harr,
$40, 600 in gold Frederick X. Butterfeld,
10000 pounds sterling; and Dennis Nc
Mahin, $2,5OO. rts
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02

4 "Ah! those horrid schools" say the lit
tie girls, talking sub rosd. ...0, :
Louis McLane, President of the Nevada
Bank, was born in this State. The Bank
has been brought into general notice by the
California failure.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02

hic Dispatches are furnished 0
braid, By the American Press
Yer the atlantic and Pacific
Us acires.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
STH WARD NOMINATIONS,

The new fire alarm bell, the cost of which
was about 81 200, is to be used when the
City Hall tower is completed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-08
NOTICE In BANKRUPTCY.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i United States, Tor the District OF nevada
In the matter Of JOHN DALMAy, . Bsnkrup,
In Bankruptcy. -United states Of America.
District OF Nevada, o.. A warrant In bank.
ruptcy has been issued by said Court against
the estate Of John Dalinas. Of to own oil
Virginia. County OF Storey and State Of Ne.
vada. In said District, who has been duly Cd.
Judged bankrupt upon his own petition, aud
the payment OF any debts and the delivery Of
any property belonging 10 said bankrupt, TO
him or 10 his use. and the tfansfer of any prop
erty By him. arc forbidden BY law. A meeting
Of the creditors Of said bankrupt. 10 prove
their debts and choosc ono or moFv assignee-
Of his estate, win be held at 4 Court OF Bank.
ruptcy. to be holden at Virginia. IN said Dis.
trict. on the 9th day Of September. A. d. ISIS,
AL o'clock =. H.. Al the once OF Z. 1trotbtr,
Room no. 10 Odd Fellows Buildipg. corner q
and Smith streets. one Of the Registers In
bankruptcy OF said District.
United Staies Marshal and Messenger In Bank.
uptcy lor said District.
Q. ~. MArKR. Deputy. ana I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-08
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

HARTFORD MINING COMPANY
IL Location Of principal place OF business,
San Francisco, cailfomii Location OF works,
Gold Ilill, Storey county, N~evsdA-fn accord.
ance with Q resolntion adopted at 9 meeting oI
ths4joard OF Trustees OF the Hartford Ninlnr
Company. held on the 18Th day Of August, ts1S,
. Special Meeting OF the stockhslders Of said
company 10 hereby called. the sans 70 Be held
II the ofice of the company, Room No. 3 Hay.
wards Building. No. 40 California street, San
Francisco. California, on MONDAY. the 3oth
day Of September. is1n, ct the hour OIL O'Clock
r. u 10 take Into consideration and act npou
a proposition 10 increase the capital stock Of
said company frum three million i've hundred
thousand $50, 900, dollar,. divided into thirty.
Ave thousand $4,000 shares Of the par value
Of one hundred Qo0) dollars per shsrr. the
present capital stock Of the cosipauy, 10 seven
million nIo0. o0D dolarp. divided Into one
hundred and forty thousand lltnooo) shares Of
nny (S) dollars per share.
WIN. u. SHARP,
N. SOLOMON,
3. u. HALL,
X. c0llRN,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-08
NOTICE nm BANKRUPTCY.

Gold Mn. Nsr.d.. Nay =. .. is1s my %S,H "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-08
NOTICE 10 L%IIMMoLplRs.

THE UNDERSIGNED has THIS DAY
i commenced an action In the District Coar
Of the First Judicial District In aud for The
county OF storey. State Of Nevada, IN which
actIon he 10 plaintiff, and the Segregated 0old
hin Mining company 10 defendant. which &C.
tion 10 brought 10 enforce Q lien In favor Of
plaintiff upon the hoisting works asd land and
mining claim situated 10 the uold Tin Mining
District. county OF storey. State OF Nevada, do.
scribcd 40 follows: That certain land and
mining claim known ~ the mining claim Of
the Segregated Gold nill Mining Company. BE-
ginnlnga at . stake In 0old Hill sforspaid. from
Ing over tho Mcclellan shan beam B. leK d.
grres 4. forty.ninc (tg) feet: thsoce running n.
IS degrees W. eight hundred e0o) feet 10 the
outrrop Ola quartz lode claimed By the Jewett
Mining Company; thence N. IS degrees W. two
hundred (200) feet TO the northern limit oi the
claim Of tho said Jewett Company. together
with the holstlng works. hercditaments and
appurtenances thercunio belonging. which lien
IL to secure tho sum Of 81 90. ~ In gold coin Of
the Unitei States. and IL claimed under and by
virtue of the Act Of the Legislature OF the Htats
OF Nevada. entitled, IAN Act TO secure liens 10
mechanics and others, sud 10 repeal al other
Acts In relation ihereto." approved March =
1875.
Now. therefore. all perpons holding OF claim.
Ing liens upon ssid premises under de provis.
Ions OF rsld Act, srr hereby netlned 10 be add
appear before said Court on Wednesday, the
III day Of September, A. d. 1878. 1t 10 O'Clock
A. ~, the same being Q day OF the regular Jane
term, A. d 1915. Of said Court. and 70 exhibit
then aud there the prpof Of their said liens.
II. II. CAIiRlCk. Plaintiff.
II. II. TAYLOR, Attorney ior Plaintiff.
vIrginis, New, July II. 1878. sd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-08

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT or TIKI
L United States for the District OF Nevada.
In the matter Of kDSON h. KENT.
. Bankrupt, In Bankruptcy.- United Siaisr
Of America, District Of Nevada, %. 4
warrant IN bankruptcy has been Issued
BY said Court aRslnst the estate OF I'd
soh n. Kent. Of the town Of Virginia.
county Of Storey and State Of Nevada. IN said
District, who has been duly Adjudged bank.
rupt upon his vi petition. and the payment
OF any debts and the delivery Of any property
belonging 10 said bankrupt, to him or 10 his
use. and the trsnsfer OF any property by him.
are forbidden BY law. A meeting Of the cred.
itors Of said bsakrupt, tn prove their debts
And choose one OF moro asslgnees Of his estAie,
will be held st 9 Court Of bankruptcy, TO be
holden ct Virginia. In said District. on the 9Th
day of September, A. u. 1878, at I o'clock =. ~,
At the ONCE OF X. strother. Room No. 10. Odd
Fellows Building. corner q and smith streets.
one of the Registers In Bankruptcy of said
District. 0EORaH I. LAMAON,
United statcs Marshal and Messenger In Rank.
ruptcv for said District.
q. N. MAYER, DEPUTY. autS Id