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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-21
The Turks Defeated.


marched with eight battalious into Mon
tenegro, where he will invade Albania.
The Turks Defeated.
RAaUsA, August l9.-Prnce Milan
has entrusted Colonel Despotories with
the chief command of the insurgents In
Bosnia, who has defeated tho Turks at
Petravi,z, setting fire to the town. The
Turks have left the Austrian frontier,
aud arc reconnoitering in the vicinity OF
Livno. A body of at least B 600 Turks
has been defeated at Junkova. The
Turkish forces now IN the vicinity OF AL
lspi are estimated ut 10000 mon.
Official Declaration OF the Turkish
Government in Reference TO the
War.
WAsH1s aTox, August l9-Aristsrchi
Bri the Turkish Minister, has received an
official declaration OF the Turkish gov
ernment, dated Constantinople, 18th,
giving a history Of the commencement
of hostilites with Servia and Montenegro.
1t sets forth concessions made to Servia
under the treaty of Paris and OF the
efforts of the Porte to aid in developing
the prosperity of the princlpality. The
strife was caused by ambitious and restless
mer, who sacrificed TO vain popular
ity the true interests Of the country and
from the beginning OF the insurrection
in Herzegovina have, by every means in
their power aided the insurgents. Not
withstanding their disloysl attitude, tho
Graatest Forbearauce
had been shown by the Porte; and taking
advantage of its peaceful disposition,
they took Nm active part in the insurrec.
ton. Finally affairs reached such point
that the imperial government was com
PEELED to formally ask the authorities at
Belgrade to explain the reason for the
concentration OF ServIan troops near
the Turkish frontier. Prince Milan In
return charged the responsibility Of the
military measures upon the Forte, ano
addressed letter asking that his troops
be
Allowed to Enter Bosnia.
for the purpose, as he said, of pscifying
that country He concluded by declaring
that in case Of refusal, he WAS resolved
to act accordingly. In the meantime,
his agent at Constsntinople requested
that Sccva be given the administration
of 3 lsrra. on condition OF paying aa-
aual tribute. Without awaiting reply,
the
seryians Invaded Turkish Provinces
and the Prince of Montenegro had also
declared hostility. The Porte was there
fore compelled to repel aggression by
force, and this commenced the war
The declaration then goes on to state
how the Porte had religiously adhered
to the treaty OF Paris, and places upon
the princes Of Servia and Montenegro,
the crimes of having broken their treaty
s,ipulstions. The document concludes
as follows: Trusting the justice of our
cause, all our efforts shall tend towards a
Vigorous Prosecution OF the strug-
wsged against us, and try to bring it TO
q speedy close. By this means we shall
be able TO execute sooner the reforms and
improvements which our august sovereign
has the firm will to introduce in the em-
pire and which shall give to her populs.
tion the national and moral comforts
they have a right to expect from his
Ma ty the Sultan.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-21

Germania life Ins. Co. Of N. Y
MIR. &. r. STIFEL HAVING RET TtRkp
vi from the Agency O1 this Company,
ge beg TO IN form our assured and the pub
.ic that we have appointed DIR. X. Blrm ~
Agent, and have conferred upon hiri null
pow er 10 act as such from December ]. 1875
.REICHARD & POT'T,
noy6 General Agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-21
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. BY Western
Union Line, otHce Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Death ofSpeaker Kerr.

Dcdtu VI - opcahVE
WASHINGTON, August ia dispatch
received tonight by Mrs. Pope, wife OF
Speaker Kerr's physician, announces the
death OF Mr.. Kerr, at Kockbridge Alum
Springs, this evening at 7:3O o'clock.
The Erect OF His Death
The announcement of the death of
Speaker Kerr, though anticipated, occs-
slons general sorrow among all classes OF
this community. Colonel Adams, clerk
of the House, on receiving the intelll-
gence, proceeded to an undertakers and
ordered casket to be sent to Rockbridge
Alum Springs, 10 which to place the re-
mains. The casket will be sent to-mor-
row morning in charge Of several officers
OF the House, and probably two or three
members of the House will accompany
the remains from the Springs to the
Speakers late home in New Albany, In
diana.
The Latest Regarding Speaker
Kerr's Death.
NEW YORK. August 20.-A special to
the Wartd from Rockbridge Alum
Springs, Va, on the 18th inst, says:
Our friend, Mr.. herr, died about seven
o'clock this evening. l have been by
his side for two days. His last hours
were painless as he SO much desired.
His composure was as remarkable
as it was heroic He was thoroughly
contented and prepared for the unseen
world. He was conscious and Intelligent,
gentle and brave, to the end. His dis
ease was consumption OF the bowels, but
toward the last his lungs were involved.
He has been for days past, in fact, dis
embodied itellect; mere skeleton.
Everything possible 10 be done at this
remote spot to soften this blow to his
family, by throwing the tenderest
care around his dying bed has been done
and the last Offices will be performed
VITA all the thoug ghtfulnes, they could ak.
We have sent to the officers OF the House
at Washington for an escort. His body
will be taken on Monday.
S. S. Cox.
HIS Remains TO be Embalmed.
:" ".eurNrTnN Aupiiet lO IAN em-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-21
Greatest FOrbearance
Allowed to Enter Bosnia.

for the purpose, as he said, Of pscifying
that country He concluded by declaring
that in case Of refusal, he was resolved
to act accordingly. In the meantime,
his agent at Constsntinople requested
that Scrvia be given the administration
of Blsrra. on condition OF paying al.
ausl tribute. Without awaiting reply,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-21
Pu 6L'c {: S ALE
GLADE IRON WORKS,

SttuateU I'D ffestOuC Co., W. w.
Thomas Y. Candy and George II. Miller,
Trustees,
Hsns K. Hardman aud others,
In the United states District Court OF West
Virginia, In chancery.
By authority conferred upon me as
special Com missioner, under and by
virtue OF decree OF the District Court Of
the United States for the District OF West
Virginia. made In the above named case,
mt the April term 1876 OF said court In the
clty OF Wheeling, l Will proceed, on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-21

WAsHINaroS. August ia dispatch
received tonight by Mrs. Pope, wife OF
Speaker Kerr's physician, announces the
death OF MIR. Kerr, at Kockbridge Alum
Sorings this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

THE FUNERAL OF YURLEY.-The
funeral of John Turley took place
from the room Of Mr.. Tayler, corner
Of Main and Fourth streets, yesterday
morning. Rev. Mr.. Jenvesy preached
very appropriate sermon, and. the
remains were conveyed In a hearse
to Carson, followed by several bug
gies and horsemen. The brief
period which Turley liv ID after re-
ceiving his injury, has been matter
Of comment since he died. 1t is but
seldom that man dies from a
broken leg, and it is but seldom that
. man breaks leg in descending Q
fight of. twelve steps The two
facts joined together make .furley's
case a melancholy one. His injury
was complicated and had he lived
he would have had to submit to the
amputation of his foot.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

The following was sent as dis
patch to The TINES from San Fran
cisco last night: This evenings Post,
in its article referring to the high
rates of interest demanded on loans
secured by responsible mining stock,
claims that this feature of local
finance is the prime cause Of the
present inactive state of the stock
market, and goes on to say that the
present rates for loans on these
stocks are altogether too high and
act as q barrier to their free clrcula-
ton among the people. Afford the
stock dealing fraternity every facility
for investing, says the Post, and
there will be no excuse for o dull
market; but a remedy presents itself,
and we congratulate our readers.
We are told by good authority that
when the Trustees of the Nevada
Bank met to increase their capital
stock proposition was made by one
of the bonanza firm that the interest
rates be lowered far below the going
prices, in order to give the public a
better chance to enter the stock
market. The proposition was ia
vorably entertained by the Truss
tees, ard although no fixed
rates have yet been agreed
upon, 1t is reasonable to suppose
that in q short time the reducl ion
will be made. With their immense
paid up capital $4,000. 00O) the
Nevada Bank will have more than
abundant resources for making
loans, as we'll as for carrying on
other branches Of their business.
This lowering Of interest rates will
completely revolutionize the bank
ing interest as now carried on In
this city. Ten millions welded by
the Nevada Bank Is terrible
weapon, aud other institutions will
be forced to come down to the in.
terest standpoints adopted by them
This will break up the usurious
practices now in vogue, and place
money in the market of San Fran
cisco where it ought to be, within
the reach of the people.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

A CLUB.-We hear it talked that
several of the young men of Silver
are about to organize club Tor the
object OF mutual enjoyment and en-
tertainment during the winter
months. The design is to make the
club 80 far exclusive as to insure
gentlemanly proceedings on every
occasion. 1t is the intention to give
parties, balls and sociables, at which
members and their friends can enjoy
themselves. The idea seems good
one, and if the rooms to be occupied
by the Club be furnished with the
best current literature of the dav, as
well as with books, etc., its attrac-
ton and usefulness will be material
ly increased. We hope the design
may be carried out.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC CALLER "
G E. Peterson, we'll known in Gold
Hill, will open Photographic gal
lery to-day just north Of Miners
Union Hall, above the railroad. He
has secured the assistance of George
Williamson as an operator. Mr..
Williamson was formerly connected
with Mr.. Kemp's gallery, Sacra-
mento, and is known as one of the
best artists on the coast. Mr.. Peter
son has established this gallery in
order that he may have better facili-
ties tor enlarging photographs. He
will also enlarge pictures in water
color, oil or crayon. Parties here
can procure a direct portrait of
themselves without extra charge for
the small picture.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

STARTED Up AoAIN.-The South
End mine Ia in operation again. The
attachments that were put on it by
the workmen have been relieved, and
everything is in running order once
more. We are pleased t. be able to
record this fact, as the South End is
in a promising location, and by per-
severing in the work of prospecting
something valuable may be devel-
oped. It is difficult in the present
condition of the stock market and
other things to conduct new mine
without endorsements and per-
plexities.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
A Disappointed Wife.

A downcast looking woman, about
forty yean old, called at Mr.. Gro
Minis Office Yesterday, and asked that
gentleman if he could see to little
business for her. He replied that he
could, and she explained:
my husband went to the Black
Hills over three months ago."
"Yes, I see. That is desertion,
and good grounds for a divorce" he
replied.
II don't want no divorce, sir.
What l want is for him to send me
some money"
"And he wontw
"And what can dol" asked the
lawyer.
"Put a lawsuit on him and scare
him into it," she answered.
He gloomily replied that the court
here had no jurisdiction in such a
case, and he could do nothing.
"Why, if was lawyer l could
put suit on him in an hour-I
know could!' she protested.
He shook his head.
"Well, all right" she said, as she
rose to go. 81 thought lawyers had
some git up to 'em, and l held my
breath when one passed the house,
but this thing has opened my eyes.
Yon don't know any more than do,
sir, and I don't know anything
Good dav sir"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

TIE EIGHT MILL.-The Succor
mill is now undergoing the necessary
repairs preparatory to being started
up on Justice ore. It will be ready
to start about tomorrow. This,
together with the Ramsdell mill,
mentioned elsewhere, will make
eight mills operating on Justice ore.
Who shall say that we havnt a
bonanza down this wayf
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

HERALD MINE. - The prospects
in the north drift from the 160-foot
level of the Herald mine are reported
as exceedingly .flattering. Rich
specimens of ore, with beautiful
flakes of native silver have been ex-
hibited, and assays from the face OF
the drift have been obtained ranging
from 5000 to $2l5 per ton, The
future of this new mine is no doubt
very encouraging, and We congratu-
late the managers for the efforts they
are making for its speedy develop
meut.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

MINING FATALITIES. - Lawrence
Healey Was MORALLY wounded yes.
terday afternoon in the Prospect
mine by the discharge of blast
The blast did not go at first and
Healey went in the drift, when il
exploded. The doctors say he can
not recover. Frederick Brown, q
miner, got on the cage at the Trojan
mine yesterday when tho reel was
unclutched and the cage went to the
bottom by the run. Brown was
brought up dead. The shaft is SOC
feet deep. There is man in the
Carson Mint who went down 800
feet in the Eureka Consolidated the
same way. His companion was in
stantly killed, and he narrowly es-
capped dying from his injuries.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

DRUNK AND NOIsY.-A man came
down from Gold Hill last night to
work of some Of the natural ex.
uberance of his nature, and in the
course Of his exploits he took &C
much whisky aboard that it WAS ne
cessary for Constable Miller to inter-
pose his official arm between the
boisterous gentleman and any pos
sible harm. The Constable escorted
him up to the DEVILS Gate and start
ed him in the direction Of home.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

TEE SEVENTH MILL.-The Rams
dell mill, we are informed, is being
put in order to work Justice ore.
This will make the seventh mill
crushing ore from this mine, should
the report Of it's going to start be
true. The Justice mine is evidently
going to make bullion as rapidly as
possible. We are glad of it. Some
very encouraging reports come from
the lower Levels, which, if true, poin,
to the future of the mine with the
most flattering promises.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

NIAGARA MME-The machinery
1T this mine. which has been altered
~ to the position, within the past ten
days, was started in operation yester-
day. The hosting works are re-
cciving q coat of paint.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
VTOOK REPORT.

TUESDAY, October II.
'opSa., .s 'ss ,:s,s 7S.1sS' i''sAsA' a0'a4ss
Mexican, leOaSR ilsas7x, ssOank.
Gould d Curry, 9l0sl4h, 150a14k, 15OalS
Best q Bclcher, sisa5h, is6a4Sh, i2oa44k
Imperial, ,oo.4 os 7ooa4, ,ooo.. So.
Kcntuck, soaIik.
Belcher, s0al9A, ll0a19k.
Lady Bryan, bO0a6Sc, 726a10c.
.1OiA l0oa1X, 8oa7x.
4,8lsaA 3eAiA s1alox iscaiok;
6avaes, eosisA. Sosisk, 1sOsiS.,
Goa. yirginia, iSsoas0, ss0asoh, SOoasok,
asis 8 Noscses. sso.sk. ssoasx, soasx. 90.
c Gov. 'f fo,ss. ,e.i,s, s.o.,,s, s..,ss.
ah16k Is.
Alpha Soa46k. 3soa46.
Confidence, 2osi9h.
balboa, lso.stx, ioaaas. soas4k.
Vnion. aiosisS. soa,sx, so.isx.
0veeman, s4osN, soss6, aeaS4,S, 0ass4, ioAs4k
.Jcstlce, soaa+t, s2a2s, sA2sk, 5os3sx bS
Jslia. iSa1N, seoa7..
baltimore, 6-a2SS. lOa3k.
New York. i6oai. lO0alh.
Sheridan, ?a0a3k, 7sasA.
Meadow vsll. y. 100a27xc.
Raymond 3 Ely. ,OaSA.
Euf~ks. 31osl3k SeAl3k.
0ac haitian. lOale eoA1sx.
.yacksoD. 16sAek.
Aelmons, 17oaa
Ola, loOahoc.
Northern Belle. 06a29ksS.
Leopard. 9ofaSh zoos \.
Thomas s00u1 i00Alk:
huasey. ll4sa46e.
Poorman. t00a97x eooaasbi0.
Woodviye. SoalA.
k0esuth. 3oOa3S l5oa1
NlAsara. eOoal6c.
'Ophir. iS0a<6k 6OA1e.
Justice. co0a96 A00s3ek looa3sH 17os3sk.
Overpan. A0aS5 lOaS4k.
Msxican. 30Oa27 y l00a17A 3oosHS.
Could B Curry. 6Oallk.
Chollar. 40as3 20sS2x.
Yellow Jacket. l5oa96 I .lo0aS.
Utah, Scale.
Savage, SOosls 1l0afS.
California, 3Oa6sS l0oaSAk.
Union. 2<SAiS 9OOalSk.
imperial. e00Slh &soa<.
julia. l6Sa7k.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

RxGIsrPR.-Those whose names
have not yet been put on the register
,ahould> see that it is done right away,
since the books will DO open but
three days more.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

AMAZON AND GLAsaow.-The new
pumping machinery at this mine is
now in place and it will be put in
motion to-day. The pumps are the
ordinary steam pumps, and are sup
posed to be Of sufficient capacity to
keep the mine free from water.
Work in the shaft has been sus-
pended since the water was struck
about four weeks ago. 1t will he re.
sumed a. soon as the mine 10 pumped
dry.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

SLIGHTLY HURr.-Owen Bradley
who WA working with Thomas Sui
Ivan ct the time the latter had hi
finger hurt at the Justice mine thu
other day, was himself wounded il
the heel rather painfully tho same
day by . falling pick.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
ALHANBRA THEArER.

ALHANRRA THEATER. The at
fractions at this place Of amusement
are .undiminished. The attendance
nightly is large and the programme
is varied and entertaining. The per.
formances, while being gay, lively
and altogether modern, are chaste
and discreet. The ALEXANDRA is the
attraction Of Virginia at present.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

V0rRRs PLRNrIFuL.-There were
40 names on the register OF this
precinct when the books were closed
ut 6 O'Clock last evening. Registra-
tons have been very frequent in the
past few days. The number OF
names already down goes to show
that We shall poll larger vote this
year than in several election years
preceding. Two years ago the mum.
Der of names enrolled in this pre-.
cinct was 395.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

TIE DAYTON MEErING.-We wish
to keep il before the public that
Hon. William Woodburn and Bob
Lindsay will address the people OF
Dayton ON Saturday. Both are good
speakers and Republicans in Dayton
and Sutro should make arrangements
to give them large audience.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
Gray Gold aud Silver Mining Com
pany, to milc aud mill ores from the
Midas and Flora Temple mines
Lvon and Storey counties, Nevada
Capital stock, $l0,OO0,0OO. Direc'
tors-S. Haydenfeldt, ]. g. Riley, D
B Francis, J. Phelan ana w. B,
Murdoch.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

FOH THE BRNKFr or LADIEs.-The
latest advices from the East are tc
the effect that long, natural .curlt
have advanced tribe. aud arc now
quoted At $9a15 per hair also
that red balmorals, trimmed with
black velvet, will shortly be In
vo0uo.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
The BELLkvrLLE

The BELLkvILLE oTAaE.-Tht
Belleviiie stage, which was said I,
have ceased running, because the
route would not pay, passed through
yesterday with six horses and every
thing, passengers and baggage, de,
noting thrift and prosperity. We
therefore conclude that the stage has
not ceased a. run.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
ELECTION AOtlCE.

In PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
II Board Of County Commissioners OF Lyeu
County. made and entered in the minutes Of
said Board October 2. 1876, notice In hereby
given thss On the FIRST TUESDAY, the III
day Of November next at the following nsmeA
places, to-wit:
At Court House, Dayton;
At Engine House. Silver City;
~ Buckland's, Churchill:
At swassys, wsbusks:
At Store House. sutro;
At Mill Once, Eureka.
An election will be held for
Three Presidential Electors,
One Judge of the Supreme Court,
ons Asmesr Of Congress.
One Stats ssna4or.
Three AsssubayGsa,
Sheriff, -.
County Clssk,
County, Treasurer,
County Assessor.
County Recorder,
District ATTORNEY.
Public Administrator,
ton,
County Surveyor.
Two County Commissioner tons lons Asru
and one short term),
One Justice Of the Pssos for Silver Ctr p,>.
cinct.
One Justice Of the Peace for Dayton ,es
cinet.
Ono Constable for Silver City precinct,
One Constable for Dayton precinct.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

MILLS SHUT DowN.-The Bacon
aud Trench mills have not ratified
their stamps since Sunday last. The
cause is repairing batteries, etc.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

Hon. George c. Gorham speaks in
Virginia Friday night. Go and hear
him.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

A PAINFUL FALL. - Yesterday
evening about half past five O'Clock
man oy the name IF Thomas Kelly
met with painful accident in Wiz
gaia. He was sittiag Gu the railing
10 front Of the Savage office, on c
street, whea i, gave way ami he fell
distance of fifteen OIL twenty feet
down the embankment into the
Savage lot. He was unconscious
when picked up, but was subsequent
ly brought to and taken to the
Nevada House, where he lodged. He
was severely cut about the head. He
may have been accustomed to sit ON
that railing and enjoy the sunshine,
as we'll as to stare at every lady that
passes. Perhaps in future they will
be less willing to run the risk Of a
fall,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

THE DAYTON CAT FIaHT-What
was said in the last issue OF the
TIAEs about the Cat aud dog fight to
take place in Dayton was all wrong.
1t was written under a misapprehen-
sion Of facts, as many things else are
written. All that part Of the notice
that referred to the expected pres
ence of certain respected citizens
was especially false and uncalled for.
1t was absolutely slanderous, and
We ask the pardon Of the aggrieved
parties (something that newspaper
people seldom do). The time stated
at which the fight was to take place
was q falsehood worthy OF the Vir-
ginia Chronicle. 1t will occur on
next Saturday. The public are in
vited 10 BE- present.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
The man overbored was an editor.

The melancholy days have come,
The saddest Of the year.
When shivering bummers seek their rum
Instead Of lager beer.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

Register at once aud see that your
dos -.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

SURFACE DIGoINas.--T. McGilton
who lives in American ravine, has
discovered bank of pretty rich
paving dirt near the margin OF the
creek, Just above his house. He has
washed out several pans of it and
concludes that it will pay good
miner five or six dollars day
There is good head Of water in
the creek for working the dirt, and
Mr.. McGilton wonders that no one
takes hold Of the enterprise.
Nor TIE MAN.-Mr. 4. w. Gowen
wants it understood that he is
not the man who sent the matri.
mouial advertisement to The San
Francisco Chronicle. Many suspect.
ing persons have impute its author
ship to HIM, and he desires to inform
whoever may want to make inquiries
about It hereafter that he Is distinct.
" not the man. We cheerfully &C.
cord to Mr.. Gowen this room in
which to sst himself Alright before
~ people.