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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

SHOOTING IN CmISArowN.-Ths cheer
ing crack OF the pistol again rang forth
on the calm summer mir, In virginia
City, last evening. and q confused Babel
Of voices warned tho residents in that
portion Of tho unhappy town, that some
body was trying to set q mau for break
fast. Tho prompt arrival OF officer
simpson on the ground prevented this
laudable intention. and q couple vi Col
estiais win shortly have q chance OF ex-
plaining why shin heap shoot The
unpleassntness occurred about D o'clock
in the evening at q cabin In which q
number Of Cinnamon live. near Mr..
Nle,ander's dairy, on Taylor street. 1t
xas not a friendly swapping OF lead, as
is 40 often the case in Chinatown. tho
scpressors this time doing all the firing.
A near an can be learned the cause OF
the shooting was business jealousy. ON
account Of one man going to take
another's place A. cook In . restaurant.
The names Of tho parties doing the
,hoo,ing are All Hing and All Poon.
Tho name OF tho one shot. for they did
manage to hit him. il All Choy. II APP
pear. that Choy was employed by Koss-
man when he kept the U. 3. Restaurant
IN Virginia. This restaurant has, for
tho last six months, been kept BY
| Thompson. who loft for parts unknown
last Tuesday. Hing and Poon were en-
| ployed ~ cooks by him. Kossman in
| tended again taking charge Of the res
tnurnnt this morning. and engaged Choy
10 work for him, which ineenscd the
other two so that they determined on
his death. Choy. In company with an
! old Chinaman named All III, was going
by the place above mentioned. when the
others, who probably were ON the lay for
him. commenced firing. Four shots
were fred by the Gssailants. n OF which
| hit Cboy on tho outside OF the lett hand,
and ranged over the back VI II. He was
also rrazed on the back. and thinks that
the same ball which hit him on tho hand
was the n which struck his back. AL
the parties belong to the same Chinese
company. Hing was caught by officer
Simpson last evening. before he could
make his escape. but they had not yet
caught Poon ut 10 O'Clock this morning.
SAVAGE ELxcTIoS.-The following are
the I'M Of the Trustees aud officers
Of the Savage Mining Company, elected
nj the annual meeting held in San Fran
cisco day before yesterday; Wallace
(President).J j. L. Flood. WI. obrien'
George s. Dodge and Q. W. Kellogg.
Trustees. +. ID. Holmes was chosen
secretary, and James q. Fair superin'
tcndent.
Posraor SraNrs wASIrp.-The let
tsu addressed TO the following parties
arc detained at The Gold Hill Postotuct
ON account OF insufficient postage: Mis-
| AGNES Mundell, Carthay. r. ID. Fern
county. Ontario; John Eekers Albany
Linn county. Oregon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
HOW THEY

Don Carries DurAdo. n Of the hsavi-
est mining operators Of Bolivia, South
America. Is at present in Virginia City.
to inspect the mines Of the Comstock.
and learn from observation how the ore
Ii extracted from our mines. etc. He
says that they have the same kind OF
hoisiing and reduction works on the
coast OF Bolivia rs here, the only
difference being that they are not ON
such q large scale. He yesterday paid q
visit TO the Sutro tunnel. with the work
ings Of which he was much pleased. To
entsr into a detailed account OF the
many interesting things In connection
with the workings OF the mines in the
interior Of Bolivia, such ~ the rates OF
wages, how much the orc assays. how
the Indians employed live. some OF the
rich pockets that have lately been found
and how the mines are generally worked.
would occupy more space than IL AZ our
disposal. interesting as such details
would undoubtedly DO TO a mining CON-
munity like this.
One or two things. regarding the man
agement Of the mines, are. however,
particularly worthy Of mention. More
especially Is this tho case when o mo-
ton made in the last session OF the Ne
vada Legislature, to procure q right that
10 possessed by evory stakeholder In the
mines Of that country Is taken into con-
alteration. Irish dividends are u thing
unknown there. for in organizing a min
ing company. ten per cent. OF all the
money received for the sale OF shares Is
set aside m n reserve. fund to be drawn
upon, to defray tho expenses OF pros.
pecting. In case q mino pays, the same
rate OF the gross earnings IL also re-
served for this purpose, whereby, some.
times, millions Of money are laid aside
for prospecting the mines II the pay
rock should give out. Another notice.
able feature. and the one referred to
above. is the fact that II q man owns
even one share OF stock In q mine, no
has the same right 10 inspect the works
aud demand an Investigation into the
affairs Of q company ~ II he owned a
controlling interest; the effect OF which
Is that tho bulk Of the proceeds Of the
mines il not then gobbled up by q few
parties who have q controlling interest.
Don Durado. who leaves Virginia
Sunday. has purchased a forty stamp
mill which he intends erecting at n Of
the principal mines In Nolivia. He Is
highly pleased with the manner In which
the mines here are worked; but seems
to think that tho profits are not as even.
ly distributed as they might and should
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

A suyrocArisa Couan.-In q letter to hr'.
CHARLOTTE Lisie, Of Chicago. q lady well known
% . contributor TO the Western ptess, sme
psnied BIZ bleeding 81 the lung, 10 liae :
fioorS Of iIorshouna aud Tar. my cough"
III ave. Threatened TO sufocate mo
but the Honey Of llorshound and Tar nae
= lady friend In this city. who has placed u a.
ths disposal OF O. N. Crittsnton. 7 Sikh ave.
nus. Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
c.urusrr when . mar undertake. to

CERTAINTY !-when q man undertakes TO
make his own Investments for future need, he
4. obliged 10 assume that he will have time TO
complete them. That 10. be must assume ~ q
certainty the very thing who-c uncertainty
causes him 10 make provision at all. But u he
iusurss his lifs and then Lives TO old age. the
policy will prove . better cash Investment than
he can easily make In any other manner, taking
into account its freedom from all and every
hazard. tfhs dIes early. the object Of making
. provision for his family u Instantly attained.
Insure In the New York Life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
EASTERN DISPATCHES
srsciAi 70 sss soLs ma pAnr nvs
poMGsTio NEWS.


ATM y ES
ALBANY, N. Y. July NV. 7. and
Chas. W. Squires, Of the firm Of W. I.
Squires & Co., brokers in this city.
were arrested last evening and both
committed TO Jail In default Of bail.
They claim tina. they can establish the
fact by New York brokers that al their
transactions were isgihmately and hon.
sstly conducted. and that al dspodta
alleged to have been made In New York
by their house. were made. !
ressi.g che Psstass Raw.
NEW Yoa1. July ia case involv.
ing the constitutionalily Of the amended
Postage Law has besn brought In the
U. s. Circuit Court for this District.
A gentleman offsrs o book for mail
transmission to Philadelphia from this
city; tho postage at the old rates being
offered and being refused, he applied
for a mandanus 70 compel the Postmas.
ter to receive the said package.
The argument Of the applicant 10
that the Sunday Civil Appropriation
bill into which the amondmsnt incrsas.
ing the rate on third class mail matter
was inserted. was not q bill for revenue;
TINT the amendment did provide ways
and means for raising revenue; that the
Senate has NO constitutional authority
to originate measures for that purpose,
that being the sole prerogativs Of the
House. and that the postal amendment
having originated with the Senate and
been grated on n bill that was not one
for revenue purposes 10 unconstitutional.
Preparing 20 Receive she Rins
Team.
Nrw Yonx. July 1.-THE Rife As
ISOLATION Of this city have adopted a
programme for the reception Of the
American tenn, which includes . trip
down the Bay to meet the steamer on
the return Of the team. a procession up
Broadway in carriages, and q banquet
in the evening. A suitable testimonial
will DO presented 10 each.
Rebbsr Arrested.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July IA. n.
Dridgmsn. supposed to DO n Of the
men employed in the attempt at express
robbery and murder at Long Point, H..
was arrested last night In the Wabash
bottoms, and brought TO Terrs Haute
this morning. He answers the descrip-
ton Of the man.
CHicAoo. July IA fire at 27G Mil.
waukes street this morning destroyed
the furniture mandatory Of Louis
Schultzs. Loss on building and stock
estimated at $780, 200.
Yellow Fever az Norfolk, Va.
A Washington special says tho med
ical officers OF tho Navy and Treasury
Departments are worry much excited over
the report OF the existence Of the yellow
at Norfolk. Virginia. The report
has not ~ yet been fully verified,
but up to this time the information
comes from such a source and Is so posi-.
tive In character that there seems 10 be
reason for apprehension that tho scoufgs
Is in close proximity to the Northern
A telegram has been received
by the supervising surgeon Of tho ma
rins hospital. intimating that the fever
brought there by q vessel from tho
Island. Tho President Of
The Board Of Health has brought tho
to tho attention Of that body,
and the result will probably DO that q
temporary quarantine will Immediately
DO ordred against Norfolk. l'g
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

CAM or THASks.-Sss The card Of
thanks from the Gold Hill Fantasies.
IN the members Of Monumental and
Yellow Jacket Fro Engine Companies
No. g and = Of virginia and old hii'
which is published in to-day's News
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

"warrr me while I am avsy.'' said
Jones 10 Mrs. Jones, after an afiectionate
goodbye. "Treachcrous manT' med
itated the lady. mot q letter does
he gsti He wants 10 sell them 70 th'se
Western papers"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

NrnAicx's irrorrrp Or IL q simple rene
Gam SI .aS sG nssr.isis !. and "a hi. al palm instantly.
10 perfectly SAFE and h~srnless: Price. eossnts,
and worth Its weight In gold. We ehailrnEv
the world TO proAuee It's equal. Ag,nu-
Crane 4 Brigham. Wholesale Druggi.!s Sah
francisco. California. For sale By OIL D,qr'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

A rrHsox was told that three yards Of
cloth. by being wet, would shrink ono
quarter OF q yard" well, then, -
inquired, "If you shsuld ~ : quartsr
OF q yard, would there b anyslsftf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
STATIONERY Ann %JiwtLwr.-J. b. Marshall.

at the Gold mn p~ost-onice store. 10 sole agent
for ali the San Francisco and Sacramento daily
pspen. All tho latest Eastern periodieal.,
magazines. ETC.. received ~ 5000 A. puofshsd,
hooks and stationery In great variety. blank
books OF every description made 70 order a.
mort notice. Gold aud Silver watches, cloeks,
and q one assortment OF lewelry; repairing IN
that line neatly and well done. A large s,oek
O toys AMI fancy Eoods. BEE frguiar tavs''
tIseinent In another column. Jeio
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

INFORMANT Indored BY the Medical pro-
~fr-slon. Dr. WIN. Hair. B.lsam for the Lung,
dI,eascs Of the Throat and chest. Dr. Towns
Isy's Toothaehs Anodyne enres In one min.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

hNra,. ATTENTION Something new. The
New York Life Insurance Company now In
sure mlners. Apply 1t General Agency ONES,
nooms I and ., karye's Building, Virgins,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

HEvysox's KAriso STAND, The best plste
10 vlrsisia CITY 70 get . good sosars MEALS
scs Saloon, opposite the P~ost-ofiee. Open
dsy and night. Private rooms foe ladies. All
the subsaniial luxuries Of the market 10 be
found a. IIs6ron'p. lie respectfully Invites bis
Cold NH friends 10 call and see him. lyoe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

Pon couau.. colds. Bronchitis. and all sfse
tisns Of the Lunss, take Ayers Cherry Pee
toul
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
This Msruing.


SAN EgAxCi-co .ruk noAnD.
W opslr. tsx, co. 90. teS IS. on. ~
en- Usu'i 4 curry. 10. i,x. isx
40 l,ss, 4 ssleAsr. 81. Is. a.. tsS. tsk
$40 Mexican. DN, e'., II
81 sewage. inc. io<
"a Chsl'sr rs,o.i. ~. u. -. "a
3io Hale 4 Ncreruss. a, Nk. a
iici crsws Point. -. ~. ia bs
~ Yellow jacket. VI. 3,S. ~
ass Imperial. ~, %, ~
N Empire Mil.1
ca Gold hin QuArtx.t
xs Alpha, a.. s1s
ts5 Ovsrman. ~. e2s
iifs lady Bryan. II, ~, y.
iSO itosk isiapd.3
x American fiai,S
7oD Mint, tc
80 Ori,isai 0oid mn. ~ 80
$50 LADY washlng,ea, ~
ttD wooiviile. ~
80 Chailenss. ~
IA saeeor. ls.i
10 ys.tlce. ITO
eNs naliion. 80
5sn k.ltusk. 49,, 10. Is
isco CAlinorsla. ssN BIN. an
IA Jui!a, 10, l3s
$50 Dayton. 2r,.t
NO Occidental. ~
100 ko.sath. ~
i5s sierra Nevada. Is. lax
$50 Union Con TA,T.
e. feiip.e. iUS. 10
go New lo'k. ~
co Andcs, a.. a., * hS
IS ConsoIdsiei Virgins. ell. sis
An -al.donia, -. t9,. 49,. ~
81 silver mn. n. iVs, io..
81 r r:saas; ss. ~. n. sS.s
81; Baltimore Cou., ~. o..
400 Globe, u.
an North Carson. sc
si0 Cosmopolitan. Sc. 0c
s5 fletcher. ~. siN. 81, sik. ~, -
50 knickerboeksr.t
SIS utah. w. ~
$50 Wells fareo, lie
$40 Prospect, w.
tn Moads~ Valley, ~. a. bSo
10 RAymend and KY, 81
~ rursks Cos. sIN SIX
tUo Jackson, :. r..f
r.cric -re sScuAnau.
isSs OpAir. <sS. co., IN
iO M.nlcss. 2oS. u s,s
M ,'osld a Curry. ~. In. TS
20 i,ssi > i>lcser, -, <sx
iU Chollar Poio-l, u
IS Hale and Notcres-. ssk. 81
IS Crown i'sia,. =. M
=, Ssvage. its -
10 Yellow jacket. 90. %
$50 Imperial. w. "a. ~ bio
n, Kmpirs Mil. ~
a. keniask. isS, sk
- Al?hs. u
O. Rricher. 81. NN
10 Consolidated viryinis. Si3x, sis
30 sierra Nsvads. isS. u.s..
81. Cslifornla. sfs. 81
ioo Lady Hr,an, ~
N Cslei MIA. n
~ Sioss.t
10 Utah. ~
30 Andes. ~, 4 -0, sbO
III. Cosmopolitan, Sc, s,Se
rs isymopds Ely. vx -. ax.u
~ Meadow Valley. Z b,. az
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
NEWsPAPER PREs,
FOR SALE!

A sPLENpL, wAsuiNoroN ,rRIss.
g. No:i,n ilos g. ~ M ,sei;
CASH, tsssthsr Win rotisrs asS Iappsrts-
nanoss, Everything IN complete wofiting Of
der. Apply at the once of The fi.
GOLD HILL M vs..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
Robbsr Arrested.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July IA. N.
Dridgmsn. supposed to DO n Of the
men employed in the attempt at express
robbery and murder at Long Point. H..
was arrested last night In the Wabash
bottoms. and brought to Terrs Haute
this morning. He answers the descrip-
ton OF the man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
Fire.

CHicAoo. July IA fire at 27G Nil.
waukes street this morning destroyed
the furniture mandatory Of Louis
Schultzs. Loss on building and stock
estimated at $50. 900.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-02

DFAru CT Hon. 4. c. UAI.-TEe Gold
Hill 1Ie,cs OF last evening makes the
painful announcement of the death Of
Mr.. A. c. Hay, formerly member OF
the Assembly from Storey county. lie
died in Ottawa, Ontario, August u. VI
the deceased and the manner OF his
death the Nelcs informs us that il will
be remembered that he left Gold Hill for
his old home in Canada about four
months ago being in very feeble health
at the time. It is a sad comfort to air.
HAYS host of friends to know that he
breathed his last in the midst OF his own
family, who cared for him as only those
can who know they are going to loose
one of their dearest treasures. During
his long residence in Gold Hill Mr..
Hav was always foremost among those
who had the best interests OF the
country at heart. He occupied one OF
the highest positions in the gift of our
people being member OF the Nevada
Legislature in 1871. He was also the
first Secretary OF the Gold Hill Miners
Union, and we believe was President OF
the Union during two or three terms.
He was for couple or more years ship
ping agent Of the Virginia and Iruckee
Railroad Ill Gold Hill, and held the po-
sition until his health gave way, and 1t
was necessary for him to seek change
of climate. in the hope Of being benetlt-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-02

At Virginia City, Gold and Carson once
Through Tickets can be obtained to san ran
cisco, ogden and intermediate points on tue {.
Z. Il. Il.
Through Tickets can be procured at the Com
pany's Office, Virginia and Carson, for AL the
principal Eastern Cities.
II. NJ. YERINGTON,
General Superintendent
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-02
Sealed Proposals.


carson, Nv. Jag. II, 1851
EEALED PRoPosAL"' " III. Is.
- RECEIVED 4 this Office up % II o'clock NJ.
ON SATURDAY, september /, 1875, for the cen
struction of a two story fralne building - %
f,rt on the grounds OF the state University at
Elk0. Elkp county, Nevada. Also Tor ia" con.
.tructiou # 4 rough board fence $3.50 feet,
more or less, in length. with two carriage and
two pedestrian gates, TO be placed n designated
by this Board, TO enclose said grounds.
Plans and specifications for said work can Dc
,ramined a. this office or at the Unworthy at
EIko. Nevada or at the Office OF Messrs. Thorpe
4 Eldrdae IL " Balch's Assay Office Wig ma
City, Nevada.
Proposals for the house to lie IN separate
envelope from proposals for the fence. Pio-
nosnls for house to be endorsed ON back Of IN.
yelope Proposal for DNlrnitory" and Pro.
posals for fence 20 BE- endorsed On back OF
envelope Proposal for Fenae,' and addressed
to the undersigned.
This Board reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids.
by order OF the Boa,d,
SYLVESTER II. DAY,
auglj-3w secretary
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-02
Those Delightful Swimming Baths


OF the best il The market, in drst-clFss style
furnished TO Order.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-02
Ihs carson nailg Appea'
CARSON CITY:


cid stit1s who will insist Dpon quoting
those words OF the poet Bryant to the
eject that the melancholy days have
come. ana that the said days are the
saddest Of the year. It is not impossl-
bic that this IS true; it is not by any
means sure that there is not going to be
+. pretty eutumnal time Of it, before
.cng; but who in thunderatlcn wants to
have his bad luck and MS blues and his
r,.e,,c:atics and his chillblains sung in
lis ear to the tones Of the bagpipes of
DESPAIR from morning til night: 1t is
lad enough to know that the chilly time
when flannel undershirts Of the best
cralitv. either foreign OF domestic fabric.
Mission wooden mills or honey comb can
h purchased Of Stern i Bosco at the
most favorable rates, has come, bringing
With It a choice supply OF tie ve-y pest
vines and liquors at the IaSnoA@ sa-
l.on, and the evident winding up OF the
saltwater trade, likewise the many ana
conscientious items which have Detn
generated and Classified as 1t were N
these fruitful! columns on the ever CRATE
i.I and interesting subject Of III" CUNT
!-g As established and maintained ~ MI.
G.. I. Willis, lGst opposite tn snow case
where tie visitor views VIII delight me
E.ast assortment Of tooth BRUSHES anu
;5..et scans. not to mention nar OH and
cologne water. also freckie lotions, at
H. l.. q glass, az / five drinks for 4 LAt
f.. that : Al. tie money you happen to
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-02

CONVEYS guests from Carson City TO the Springs
ever hour, and Will call for them upon order
left at any Of the hotels in Carson.
sei-t: j. II. hERSE I, fFClTteto'.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-02
HOUSE WANTED.

sy-AXTED A -FOUR or FIVE EooMED
w HoD,r in the northwest part % town.
a furnished Jur pI.lrrra LEluIt al !,Hs
o.!.cc. ""--''"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-02
FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virginia City DAILY at 5a"j .. M, TA5 a,
H., 9lO =. M, y M, $50 p IL, $40 p H.
$50 y. IL. and 7.i5 p. III.
Leave Carson City DAILY at 6 r. NJ, : a. IL
elisa. m, u NJ, As p. III, p. H., $50 p m
tnd T:30 p. N.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-02

FzyUI- POPULAR PLACE OF RE-
1 sort, situated at TIVE etate filsJN, one ana
a half mile, from
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-04
Eaten by CaDuihals.

. 4 Year ago last February the bark
Jcwc>s, OF Boston, sailed from New
South Wales IN the direction a.. the
Auckland Islands, a group which hes in
The South Pacific Ocean. near New Zca-
land A few DAYS later the b >,ou bark
Dcial NJ. Long and an English bark,
name unknown, followed on The same
coarse. No tidlpgs Of the two Boston
vessels were received ia this citv al, re-.
Gently, when Captain Bremen, OF Mid
Gicturs, Ne, of the bari, Narjhuru. New
! York, returning from a voyage around
the world, brought back terrible story
ia regard TO them, At one OF the ports
al Which he had stopped be bad fallen IN
with a sailor, or some one who knew
him, who purportcd to be the sole sur-
vivOr of the three crews. Tho vessels.
he said had become bccalmcd in the VI
entity of the Auckland Islands, and laid
there together severed days. They were
boarded n night by cauHib balls, who came
in large numbers, uyerpowcred the crews
plundcred the ships, aud stu,!!gd them.
The men were carried prisoners 10 the
shore, and furnished food for the borri
bic feast at their capiorS. No partIcG-
lars of tho fight or OF the Survivors es.
cape were obtained, ba' the facts are
pretty well authenticated, and ihn ton.
absence OF thS vessels furnished good
ground tor believing that the story may
be true. Tao survivor was one uf Ihc
the crew OF the Jcwe>~. aud he j. j. said
10 have related that the surprise was
compete the vessels being somc dls-
tanoc from land, and no signs OF enc
mics having been seen. The usual pre-.
caution taken when ship l. bccalmcd
H. the vicinity of land Inhabited bv say
ages l. 10 drive sharp nails. placed clo>c-
" Together, through boards. which arc
platvi over the decks, and fastened ;irm-
~ down, ltaviBS the >har1lS iron points
sticking up. IL j. ;hcn impossible tor the
bavcicOicd saVages Ia >icp ulon the
deck, and they a'c shot OF al leisure.
This prrCauiiou was not taken on board
the jewcSs. The survive. said. bccau,c M
danger WAS suspected. 7, j. urUer>tood
that no ship OF the UNITED States Navy
- now stationed in the Soaih Seas. or
within reasonable vicinity o: the Gis-
tanec where the tragedy j. credited -
having been enacted. The .Icucs> wa
nearly IKE hundred toss harden. CAP.
tain Mayo, of Chcl,ca, was jao maua...
ing owner, AMI Mark tfn-.-irs, Of Ea>,
Boston, Caleb Eaton anl Fsark Lane
Nt-' ler' N'.r t.