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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-13
To Correspond ents.

Patients finale or femalel residing in any
mart Of the State, however distant. who may
t,esiro the onininn and advice Of Or Doherty Ia
their respective cases. and who think properto
submit written statement OF such in prefer
cnre 20 holding a personal interview, ~"
respectfully assured that their comfnunies'
tions will be held most sacred and CONFIDENTIAL
n the case be fully aud candidly described,
personnl communication will he unnecessary
as instructions for diet regimen, and the
general treatment ~ the case itself tinclndihR
the remediesl will be forwarded without
delay. and I'm such manner as 10 convey noidea
~ tbe nnrport Of the letter or parcel so trans
mittcd.
Consultation Thy letter or otherwisel, fhs,'
Permanent cure guaranteed or no paw Ad'
dresa.s W.K DOHFRTY. VI. r.,
San Francisco. Cal.
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SpernlatorrhGa.

DIR. DOHFRTY has iustpublished an lmpnr,-
tant pamphlet emt4,dving his own views and
experiences in relation 10 Impotence or NiriitVi
being n short tyeatise on Spermaforrbpa ~
Seminal weasrcss, Nervous and Physical ~.
biity consenuent on this Affection ana othe'
Diseases ~ tho Sexual 0rQans
This little work contains information OF thS
utmost value 10 all. whether married or sin
GLE and will be sopt FRsF by mail on receip
Of Six Cents in pos'aac stamns for return posi-
age. Address, W. X. DOHERTY. NJ. D.,
1O-1y San Francisco. Cal
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IN CALLAGHAN, HAVING SUPPLIED
- the trade Of the Pacific Coast with these
celebrated Yeast Powders for the past ten
years. would caution the public against spu-
rious limitations as none are. geuuine unless
d. CALLAGHAN'S signature is on every can
We are also putting up a suneIior article of
sCALLAGHAN'S" BRAND of Cream Tartar
in every style Of package Also. "CALLA-
CHAINS" BRANDS Of Bi-Carb. Soda and Xxi.
Saleratus. which we OF ar at lowest market
rates. Also on hand anG FOR sale Cream Tar
tar Crystals in casks, pure ground Cream
Tartar nibulk, English Bi-Carb. Soda in kegs.
ID CALLAGHAN & CO..
Factory and S3lesroom 12l Front street s. T
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Administrators Sale.
Notice of Sale OF Personal Property.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance Of an order Of the District
Court of the Fourth Judicial District Of the
State Of Nevada. made ON the 5th day Of
April 1875, in the matter of the estate Of
BRANHAM. deceased, the undersigned, Morris
Price, Administrator Of the estate Of said de-
ceased, will sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder for cash. gold coin Of the United
States, on SATURDAY, the 18th day u April
A. ID. 1878, at o'clock p. NJ. at the Temple
Saloon in Unionvlle, in said county, the fol-
lowing personal property, to wit:
Two billiard tables marble beds balls and
cues, eight bar-room pictures, one mineral
cabinet, one bar mirror large size). one re-.
volver pistol. one set bar fixtures, fourteen
bar-roon chairs. three card tables and bell
one clock, two spttoons. one small sized iron
safe, one set Of keno furniture, one set Of faro
furniture, one set OF pool furniture two bar.
room stoves, four chandeliers one lot OF empty
barrels. and all the book accounts Of tho 7 EN-
pie saloon belonging to said estate.
NORRIS PRICE,
Administrator of the Estate OF g., Branham,
deceased.
Winnamaeca, Nevada, April 7, 1875
APP til
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p r o p O s a L S.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIv-
- ed by the undersigned Building Commit
tee antil O'Clock p. NJ. APEIL 25th. 1875,
for building Hall 24xG0 feet, = feet high. all
material furnished on the ground. Plans and
specifications on exhibition at the office Of he
PARADISE INCORPORATE GRANGE CON-
PANY. Also the same will be on exhibition
at the Office of JAMES MANNING, Winnie
mucca, on and after the 18th day Of April.
Proposals must be accompanied with accept
able sureties. Any and all bids subject to re-
fusal. For further particulars inquire OF the
Committee, SAMUEL b. p. PIERCE,
j. FISHER.
ROBT. BUkGE.
Paradise, April7, 1875. apo 2w'
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II ETTERS OF ADMINISTRA1 ION ON
the Estate Of said deceased having been
granted by said Court to the unders gned,
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against the deceased to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers to me. within ten
months from the 18th day of April. 1875. at
the store Of G. Chenoweth, in the town of VIM
nemucca, county Of Humboldt.
NANCY / ENE HOLT,
Administrator of Geo. w. Holt, deceased.
apl2 oaw4w
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DAILY SILVER STATE.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrivals and departures of trains at
Winnemucca Station:
GOING EAST.
Express Train arrives at 10 \. NJ. and
leaves at 10:15A. M
Emigrant TraiL arrives at 6 80 A. M.
and leaves at 8 An
Freight Train arrives at s P NJ. and
leaves at 9:45 P. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at 4:25 P. NJ.
and leaves at lao P. NJ.
Emigrant Train arrives at Is P. NJ.
and leaves at 1915 A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at 9:25 A. NJ.
and leaves at 10:45 A. NJ.
Stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
and Boise CITY, Idaho Territory:
Idaho Stage leaves daily at 1890 A.
NJ. and arrives at $50 p. NJ.
From Winnemucca to Paradise VAL
ley, leaves upon the arrival of the ex-
press train from the west Tuesdays,
Fridays aud Sundays, and arrives
Monday, Thursday and Sunday even
ings.
Snaps Express, from Winnemucca
to Varyville, Bartlett Creek mines, ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday of, each week.
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stockholders Meeting.

NFFICE OF THE OAKLAND GOLD AND
Silver Mill and Mining Company, Oak
land, April Il. 1875.-The REGULAR AN
NUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of the
above named Company for the elertion OF Di-
rectors for The ensuing year, and the transac
ton of such other business as may lawfully
be presented before the meeting. will be held
at the Office of the Company, No. 95S Broad
way. Oakland. California. on MONDAY. the
Goth day of April, 1875. at the hour OF ? clock
Pm.
Transfer Books w II be closed on the oath
Of April, at o'clock p. M, and remain closed
until after the meeting.
sp12 I'd A. l.. PAGE, President.
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N o TIcE.

NvHE COPARTNFRSHTP OF JvO. C. FALL
Il Co is this day dissolved by mutual
sgrcerneht, by the Withdrawal of Jno II. Kin
kead from said firm. The business will in
future be continued by Jno. @. Fall, under the
name Of FALL " co. All accounts due the
late firm must be settled at once and all de-
mands against them will ~ paid at this office.
JN6. G. FALL 4 co.
Vnionyills, April /. lS;5.-1rn
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Notice to Creditors.

In the Matter of the Estate l
of Geo. w. Holt, deceased. !
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MISCELLANEOUS,
PRIVATE MEDICAL AIR

| ~ ~ In AID.
Quick Cures, Moderate Charges.
DIR. W. K. DOHERTY'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SUR
GIGAL INSTITUTE.
No. 5to Sacramento ST.,
Corner OF Leidesdorr street IA few doors below
the What Cheer Housed,
San Francisco. Cal.
pSPriyate entrance on Leidesdorf5 Street
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In the District CDurt for Humboldt County
Nevada.
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SECOND DAY-Running Race, mile heats,
best two in three for 5000, 20 per cent. en-.
trance; three or more to enter and two to
start; free for everything.
mills I'd /. PICKETT. Manager.
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FIRST DAY-Trotting Race. --AAHl
for purse OF $500, 30 per1..as& L Il -.sssT
cent. entrance: three or more to enter and
two to start; free for all horses in Hum
boldt county.
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PR VATE MEDICAL AND STIR
goal INSTITUTE.
NO. 5t0 Sacramento ST. i,

Corner Of Leidesdorf street IN few doors below
the What Cheer Housed
San Francisco. Cal
1$Privaie entrance on Leidesdorf5 Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-11

NEW NoRE, MAY l0.-Some time ago
an injunction was granted in the supreme
Chambers restraining the Mt. Guaranty
and Indemnity Company from removing
large quantity OF iron and nails from
the store Of Woodruff 4 Robinson, the
application being made on bOhali Of Jaw
Cooke 4 Co. and Jay Cooke, Mccullough
4 Co, The latter firm pledged a portion
Of the iron TO the Secretary Il the Navy
to prevent the removal q the deposits
with them a. European Navy pay
masters. and for further deposit Of one
hundred thousand pounds The Su.
preme Court to-day decided the cAse,
holding that the Cooke firms obtained
no right 10 the iron, but that those who
actually advanced money on the faith Of
the iron stand in the position OF innocent
purchasers and have a right 10 foreclose
the lien hy selling the iron to reimburse
themselves; that the New York Guaran.
ice and Indemnity Company stand in that
position and the Injunction must h
yacsiedto them; that the Secretary Of the
Navy stands in the same position as to
the iron pledged To him Tor IN advance,
and the Injunction would IL vacated AZ to
him il it appeared that the advance had
not been repaid; but as To the portion
pledged 10 him ior money then due from
Cooke, Mccullough a Co. it Was not Tor
money advanced and he stands in no let.
ter light than that firm.
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LOCAL PERsoSAls.-Erasmus Wilson,
who used to write creditAble articles from
"Capteen" to the newspaper Of this county,
under the signature Of Jasper and
who has since been more or less identified
With neWspaperdom, has been delegated
to represent the Periclesian Literary So
Cie,y in the Allegheny County, Pa, con.
yention Of lyceums. The LnadsE says he
will oraie on the Development and Dcs'
tiny Of the Potato Bug.-Beliairs CbRRer'
eidj.
Judge Jeremiah S. Black, Of Pennsyl-
vLnia, will deliver the Grafton At the I'M
yelling Of the bust OF the late Bishop
Campbell al Bethany College in June
next.
DR.. Tom o. Edwards, OF Cincinnati, has
located in this city and occupies an Office
In conjunction with DR.. HArdesiy. DR..
Edwards is a clever gentleman and q
skillful and experienced physician, and
We hope he will have no reason to regret
his coming among Us. uE
Rev. S. b BarnitI left for Baltimore
Sunday night, to attend the International
Sabbath School Association, which con
venes there to-day, Mr. W. II. O1toby
started last evening. We heard OF no
Others who viii be present from this
city,
The Tom Allen prize fight is 10 come
of at OnllieFs Station on the 18th.
HaverlyS Minstfels stopped al the
Mcclure.
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CtSCISSATI EXCURSIoNIsTS.-Quite \
large party Of eXcurslOnlsIs will take
passage on the steamer Andes to-day from
Steubenville, Wheeling and Bellaire.
There will be about sevcnty-fve or eighty
In all. State-FoOrns have already been
engaged by the following parties: Dr..
Crooks and lady, james Neal aud lady,
Miss Neal. Mr.. McElhenny and daughter,
Miss Mitchell, J.H. Hobbs and lady, the
Misses Hall, Mis- Wallace, Misses Gertie
and Ida Harden, Miss Taylor, the Misses
Linch, Mr.. McGregoF and lady Miss Mary
Reed, Misses Jean and Addie Friend,
Miss she Bell, Mr.. Ensinger aud lady,
James Mendel, Al. Harden. all Of Wheel
ing; Misses Campbell, O'Neal and Moody,
and Messrs. Brown and Day, Of Sieuben.
vile. Several dispatches we're received
from SteubcnVille and Bellaire, engaging
state rooms. The boat will leave the
wharf about 8 A.M.to-day, and the excur-
sionists will have ample time 10 attend
the Musical Festival at Cincinnati and
witness tbs best features Of the perform
ance
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REV. +. c. II. LAME ExoSERATED.-
Rev. +. c. II. Lamps friends and the
community generally will BE pleased 10
learn that be has been hUnoFably Sequit.
ted Of the chargepreierred against him
in this city some months ago. The
County Court, after full ex animation
Of the case, on the 18Th day Of March de
cided that 'there ia no evidence to sus.
tain the charge Aforesaid against the said
F. c. II. LAmpe, and that there il no
foundation whatever for any charge
against the said +. c. II. I.AmPe; and the
Court doth order that the said +. {. II.
LAmpe be released from answering said
charge and 60 hence without day." The
reverend gentleman has the good wishes
Of many friends in this city for his sue
cess in his new Geld Of labor '
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
Seirure Of DistiIIerie..

ST. LOUIS, May l0.-Lucian haWisSy'
Supervisor OF Internal Revenue, and
corps Of assistants, arrived here to-iA3
and seized the following diSnlieries ana 1n
rectiiying establishments: Rudolph u
rice, bingham Bros, John Busby, BeviS
4 HaI.r lewis TeuNher, dis'lllers, and
g Bersbury, BGvis, EsoteF 4 Co, &c,
Fajarer Olintaa Bros, and ] L. BeRckeF,
recti6er,. The charge against these per-
son, /, illicit distilling and evasion Of the
revenue lave. Al ulrIee's !, 200 barrels
Of whisky were seized; al Bingham Bros
loo barrels, aud al Tspscher's 500 barrels.
The amount taken st the other establish
menis is not known.
MILWAUKEE May l0.-A party OF
officers under the charge Of Supervisor
Hedrieks and Capt. Brooks, Of the Secret
Service Division Of the Treasury Depart.
men,, arrived here to-day and entered
upon the work OF seiIing disiilleEies, in
connection with the Collector Of the dis.
tric,. The rectifying establishments Of
A. ShOenield and the RAnskopf Bros and
the distillery otthe Menominee DisEilling
Company we're seized, aud the distii-
leries Of Th0s. 0'Neill, the kenninnlck
Distilling Company, l. RendskoPf, Ch3s.
Gran and F. BergeRihal were PLACED IN
charge ofkeepeTs. II Is understood that
all the disiilieriel in the district will be
seized with tEc exceptions, hecharacieT
Of the evidence upon which the seizures
are made Is not disclosed
H.. III IL - .V,r,aHnN ~ 81
several disiilleries in the city have been
seized today by government officials from
Washington. There we're we'll founded
impressions prevailing that something Of
tha, kind has been done OF would he done
before the day closed. None OF the Gus
tom House officials seemed able or willing
up to late hour this afternoon to furnish
any information on the subject. This fore:
noon the detectives, WaShburn and
Fulton, accompanied by the Commission.
rrs, its sAid, visited the establishments Of
Roclle and Yurker, on the North side,
+. ?. Mason, Geo. Crosby, Eastman and
GeldsOn on River street, Il. Il. Russell
ard the Lake Shore disiilleTy, George
Miller proprietor, and rumoF says
seized the establishments on account Of
the alleged frauds. lii stated that several
iistilleFies are also being visited BY the
same official. Tor similar purpose, but
il 50 the names 81 the firms are a. yet
KEEP, in the dark. Up 10 } o'clock No
case 81 this kind has h,rn brought OH
eIslly to the notice Of Commissioner
HAyne, but it is probable that during the
ensuing tEenty.four hour there will IL
some interesting developments in regard
to lhi. attempt Of Uncle Sans agents lC
ferret out the yioistors Of the Law.
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THE CorRTs-orzsa Gun = Judge
Melvin. The Circuit Court met yesieF-
day morning pursuant to adjournment
Alter the transaction OF some formal
business The case Of O. J. CASTOR ., !. l.
Slater vas put upon trial before jury
The plaiutif sued TO recover a l'c- oeilliEA
an WOOL purchased by him " defendant
IN 1873. The defendant, admitting la
biliiy for . pr din, resisted The greater
por,ion OF the claim. |, +. Jones Tor
plaintiff: VIM. Erskine contra, The jury
returned 4 verdict in favor OF plaintiff,
and assessed his damages a SlJO.
The following cases are set Tor to-day;
Edward Reid q. r. CroZier 4 Co, as
sumpsit: &. W. SleeHrOd rs. John Nolan,
covenant
PIios COgr-Mayor Sweeney. Nine
cases we're examined q the police court
Yesterday morning, as follows:
VIM. WattersOn, arrested by OtheeF
Baird for drunkenness, was committed TO
Jail for ten days,
Officer Henry arrested VIM, Mason Tor
disordeTly conduct. Wa Was hned 80
and costs.
Rate Oxford paid SlO and costs, and
John Trainer the same amount, The form.
eFVVas arrested BY 0thoeT 81. Myers and
the latter By otheCr Rex.
Officer Baum had charge Of Richard
Biekerton, whom he arrested Tor drunk
enness. Richard came down with the
stamps 10 the tune olSl and costs. u
james @. Charleion, arrested By OiheeE
Bogard for disOrderly conduct, was fined
s. and costs,
David Greer, arrested by otheer Henry
for committing an assault! and battery
upon WIN. Marshall, paid 81 and costs,
Capt. Davis arrested Peter Tony, who
paid S and costs for creating tumplt and
disorder.
Lady Jane Grey, who was beheaded
about two centuries ago, confessed that
she kept house OF prostitution and do
pated so to the city treasury.
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lis AWFUL EFTBcrs.-The awful ei.
iects Of drinking beer are demonstrated in
the person Of man in Lincolnshire, Eng,
ninety.five years old, who had been in the
habit Of drinking gallon Of beer before
breakfast, another during the day. and q
few extra pints At night to top Of with,
and Who had never been i'll day il his
lie. To cap this, the experience Of VIM,
Lewis, who died while drinking cup Of
ale in 1898, il quoted as still more re-
markable. lie read eight chapters Of the
Bible each day, and drank eight gallons
Of ale during the night. He weighed forty
stone, and vas lowered into his grave by
the crane which lifted him to his carriage.
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Liver Complaint.

In this disease there is peculiar ca
chec,ic condition Of the blood which gives
rise to a long train OF diversified symP-
toms.
The cOuntenauee becomes sallOv, the
ewes have yelloVish tinge, the whole skin
becomes changed in color and appear
apces, and no. unfrequently terminate in
= jaundiced condition Of all the eIcre-
tious, but especially the urine.
Dyspepsia soon sets in, sometimes
coughs similating Consumption, DropsE
with its usual symptoms Of swelling Of feet
and leRA-Asthmatic difficulties, Costiye'
ness, PILES, DC. These many times so lar
change the symptoms in every other re-
spect as to make it difficult for the Physi-
clan 10 arrive at the true nature OF the
case BY the pulse and tongue alone.
A mere ocular inspection Of the urine
in this disease, however, is nearly always
sufficient TO determine the nature Of the
case, and many times to give q very cor.
rect opinion Of the eIteni Of the mischief
also.
The melancholy which is so apt to take
place in Liver Complaint, has often led to
erroneous treatment, and the worst OF
consequences have thus befallen the pa
tent
We have cured many cases OF melan-
choly amounting even to arrangement
Of the mind, when the cause was plainly
attributed TO Liver Complaint alone.
In this disease, as in many Others, the
urine is so we'll marked as to denote the
character Of the disorder long before 1t is
manifested by any other symptom or out
ward sign.
We have had the examination and
treatment Of so many cases Of this dis
ease and It's complications that We have
learned the kinds Of medicines to be used
10 each particular case not Only-but
ieel satisfied that they can be treated more
successfully EitGOui, than uriiA, any mercu'
rial preparation whatever.
In fact, our success in this affection
numbers Thousands Of cases, and reliable
cures have been made in hundreds Of in.
stances, after nearly the last VesEige Of
hope had been exhausted.
For the benefit Of those living at dis
lance laboring under Chronic Affections,
and unable to attend in person, We would
say: BY sending a vial Of urine for exam
ination, the necessary medicines can be
sent them by express.
Address DIS. OIISHUE,
No. ll3 Grant ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
dAV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-11

JuyncE CALDWELL-Cpon complaint
Of Jane GREY, who lives in the ~old wharf
house" At Tie foot Of 18th street, VIM
Watson was arrested and taken before
tlIis Justice to answer = charge Of com.
mittihg breach Of the peace. The par.
ties have t-en living together lately, and
on Sunday aissrnoon quarteled and ex.
changlsl epitlIets AVID blows. William vas
unable to give security in the amonni Of
500 to keep the peace isr, one year, and
Was accordingly committed IN jail.
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BELLAIRE IIDEs-By some inadvert-
ency several mistakes crept into our locals
Of yesterday morning, 1t is CoshOcton,
and not ChilicOthe, where Msssrs. Graf
ton q Beam have the contract Tor mum.
bering the houses and naming the streets.
In our paragraph about the funeral Of
Mr.. Satterheld, il We wrote "his etslHal
resting place We most assuredly didn't
mean i
THAT international nuisance, Sergeant
Rates. > il What minister called the poor
lunatic Sunday evening.
sunday afternoon dog chased COW
on south Union street. aud the COW made
for an alley across the entrance TO which
two Young ladies we're prOmenading. The
Vay those ladies Rugged the alley wall OF
the Bellaire House would have made their
gentlemen friends wish they we're the
Bellaire House; but the way they scream
ed wildly suggested the whistle on
portable SaW> mill.
Sheriff Cochran and Prosecuting At
torney Kennon, Of St. Clairsville, paid
our citizens a visit ''as brief As WOman's
lover-and about as stOFmy-Sunday
Mr.. Robt, Miller, formerly editor Of
that indefinite article, "a Western news
paper was in town yesterday, looking
up an opening for the newspaper publish
ing business. Mr.. Ballmire, formerly
connected with the Detroit Free PeSl
was also here, trying To drive bargain
with some one BY means Of which he
should become proprietor Of the City Com
mEraGl.
"Spiyins7 has recovered, and vas In
town yesterday for the first time since
his recent illness.
The statement in the local columns Of
the ISTELIIGESCER yesterday morning
10 the effect that Superintendent Weth.
erald, Of the rolling mill here, had
brought With him a number Of seli-teed-
ing nail machines, vas q mistake. On the
contrary the company have not yet de
cided that self.ieeders shall be purchased.
One oilhese machines has been received
which was ordered before the strike, hut
has not yet been put in position.
The following directors have been
elected BY the stockholders Of the Street
Railway Co.: D. J. Smith, G. W. HOge,
7. B. Litten, @. +. KurI, n. D., 7. RO-
de zig, Patrick Currau, E g. Morgan.
The company met last night for the or
ganiIatiOn and election Of officers.
Tie ladies' N. E. Social Society meets
in the basement Of their church on Thurs.
day evening.
Ben. Trimble, Esq, was in town yes
terday. Not the genuine Ben. but lit.
tie one for a cent.
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A Hall Million fire.

NEW YoRK, May iQ.-The Planet car.
pet mills, situated on President, Carroll,
hoyi and Bond streets, Brooklyn, a large
iour-story brick building, was destroyed
by ERE tonight Loss over $780, 900. The
Ere was the work Of an incendiary. The
mile were owned By Buchanan 4 Hyatt
who employed about four hundred OPP
erAiive'. Fire engine No. was stand.
ing in front Of the building and the heat
became so intense that the hremen were
driven away. When the walls fell in the
burning jute and carpet was so bot that
the steel and brass Of the engine melted
leaving her a total lesI. The FIRE va.
still burning st late hOnt, and threat.
cned to reach a public school and Meth.
odi't Church. Insurance on the mills
SisngO0.