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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24
CoURr.

Tho following business was transacted
In the First District Court, yesterday
Judge Rising presiding:
Estate Of +. Z. Cassin-Letters oil
guardianship granted to tho petitioner
bonds, $1,000.
weiprich w. Porteus-0rdersd thai
the order Of payment to tho Sheriff bt
amended.
Bank Of California vs.. prosper-Judg'
ment for plaintiff; execution stayed FOL
twenty days. -,
The State vs.. All Bong-Chargsd with
murder; pleaded guilty and rsmandod To
custody. .,,.
Tho case OF Peter Larkin, indicted FOL
murder. still occupies tho attention oil
III. Court. Three jurors have been &C
cepted and four more subject to percmp.
tory challenge. The chances arc that
jury cannot be obtained inside oil three
weeks,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24
SECOND pIspAron.
Tho Antioch Diatiiisry whisky
Ring - Onics Affairs OF she sur.
vcyor General - Rumsrsd Anti
Cooiie Vigilance Csmmittee.

San Francisco, March 24.-Specula.
ton still continues rife concerning the
Whisky Ring disclosures. A statement
is published in tho Chronicle this morn
ing that Collector Scdgwick some time
ago received a positive official confrma.
ton that a certain storvkeepsr ct the
Antioch Distillery had, In collision with
certain distillers, been dofrauding the
revenue. but Sedgwick took no further
action than to remove the ~storskseper.
Tho examination into the Affairs Of
the Surveyor Generals Office Is still
going ON before the Land Monopoly
Committee. Tho evidence shows at
least, great looseness in tho conduct Of
the officer under Gardeners administra-
ton.
II is rumored that an attempt Is being
made in this city to form an a~nti.coolis
Vigilance Committee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24
n..dames moulton and TIlton.
Irom the New Yoit independent.

lfrom the New York Independently
The members OF the Beecher Council
are reporting its results to their churches
and friends. They are usually very IA
vorable to tho spirit and results OF the
Council. No specially new views or
facts are developed. except rs relating
TO interviews with Mrs. Moulton and
Tilton. Mr.. Pettinsill, OF the Rutland,
Vermont, Herald. who was q member OF
the Council. says:
Several members Of the Council Ind
interviews with Mrs. Tilton and Mrs.
Moulton, and obtained from them inior.
nation which had no inconsiderablo
weight in the general result. Mrs.
Moulton told ex.Governor Dipgley and
others that Mr.. Beocher In his confession
to her never mentioned the word adul.
terry, but that she inferred from Ian
ruage which he used that that was what
he meant. IAno,her delegate says she
used IL. but not he Mrs. Tilton told
those who visited her what was the crime
she had committed. in consequence OF
her discovery Of her husbands infdeli.
ties, and which was the cause OF her 70.
morse. She determined to bear no more
children to him. and. rs the statue OF
limitation now prevents tho arrest and
punishment Of the physician who aided
her in the accomplishment OF her pur'
pose, she has no objection TO have the
fact publicly stated.
This confirms tho report that MIR.
Beecher told tho same story in his meet
ing with his Boston friends. DIR. War
rem, Of tho Christian Mirror. who was
also present. tells the same story OF
abortion. procured by her. in this way
Could her whole statement as she gave,
il be made public. II would throw a Hood
Of LIGHT ON her so-callsd confessions,
and convince most candid persons, moi
only that she was guiltless. though weak
but also that she deserves the tenderes'
commiseration from all who have hearts
to feel for the suffering.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24
WESTERN DISPATCHES
The observation-disclosures Rses-
Mines consolidated Dabe~ek's
Reiasions With she Mat

San FnAScrsco. March Al p. NJ
The two milo and repeat race. ANNOUNCE
I'd by the Bay District Association Tor
tomorrow. bids fair to Be. nsIt to the
mile and repeat race, the most interest
ing turf event Of the season. Golden
Gate. H~ockhocking. Revenue Jr. and
Chance will start for the purse OF a..
900. A square. rapid aud we'll contest
oil run may be relied on. Pool selling
was inauguraisd at the Lick House last
night, and was continued with much
spirit to a late hour; although as o rule
pools sold were small. Golden Gate.
s35; Revenue. IT.. IS; Hockhocking.
$40; Chance, $l5.
Tho consolidation OF the Imperial
group Of mines has at last become q osr-
tainty. and the following table. although
previously published. appears again for
the benefit OF those whom II may con-
Germ. The new incorporation was filed
Yesterday. and Is known rs the Consol.
dated Imperial. Tho following claims
compose tho consolidation, number OF
feet and shares: Imperial, 1897 feet
shares for ground, IT. 35; Empire, 10
~fest-4S,077 shares; Gold Hill Quartz.
3iX feet-22.OOo shares; Eclipse, 10
fe.,-4l.s7a shares; Trench. 20 feet
70. 500 shares; Bacon. CO i.e.-ll,o e7
,b,re,: Bowers. 20 fset-l2.s $40 shares.
In addition n shares allowed The Impe-
rial opd Empiro for ground. the Impe.
rial receives 100, 900 and the Empire
90. 900 shares M paymsut for shafts,
making a total Of 2o7. 7s5 shares for the
first named. and 9S, OF for the second.
Grand total, COO, 900 shares Of tho par
yalue of 500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24
70 s.a.ss. .s.,. y: s!a l. ai.

To tee , urreis n liners - W."
Behold that pale, emaciaisd figure.
with downcast eye, like soms criminal
about to meet his fatei See that nerv-
Gus, distrustful look. as she walks along
with slow and unsteady step. The pink
has left her cheeks aud the cherry her
lips. The once sparkling. dancing eyes
are now dull aud eypressionless. The
once warm. dimpled hands are now thin
and cold. Her beauty has fled. What
has wrought this wondrous changer
What IL that which Is lurking beneath
the surface Of that once lovely forml
Does she realize her terrible condition.
Il she aware Of the woeful appearance
sho makes? Woman. from her very ma
turs. Is subject to q catalogue OF diseases
from which nun Ia entirely exempt.
Many OF these maladies are induced BY
her own carslessness. or through ignor.
ancs Of the laws OF her being. Again,
many Female Diseases. II properly
treated, might DO arrested In their
course. and thereby prove Of short du-
ration. They should not be left to an
inexperienced physician who does
not u~nderstand their nature. and IL,
therefore, incompetent to treat them.
The Importance Of attending TO female
diseases In their earliest stages cannot
be too strongly urged. For II neglected,
they frequently lead TO consumption.
chronic debility, and oftentimes to in-
sanity. In all ~classes OF female dis
...na N. D;.xco', favnrita p~vearrintinn
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nrsriso or rnE rioxEE.s.


4 regular semi.monthly meeting Of
the Pacific Coast Pioneers took place
last evening at the Courtroom Of Jus
tics Knox. Virginia President Nc.
Means was in tho Chair. the attendance
Of members was govd and the meeting
more than usually lively and interesting.
Nsw Members-
The following candidates, whose APP
pl~ications had been laid over under the
rules, were balloted for and elected;
Morris Gregory. Virginia City; 3. Ii.
sssur. Gold Hill. The following
Applications
Fur membership were received and re-
fsrrsd to the proper committee; L. q.
Baker. Robert Patterson and Ed. Mat
thsws. Virginia City; David Avison.
Carson.
Csmmistee Reports
The Committee on Sick had nothing
to report. The Building Committee re-
ported the Dimensions decided upon for
the proposed new building Of the Society
to be "a follows: Width. % feet. or the
width Of the lot; length. 100 feet; lower
story ceiling IL feet high in the clear.
upper story or hall for meetings OF the
Society, Is feet. On motion the report
was accepted. and the committed was
authorized TO advertise for bids from
contractors for the building. the con-
tract to DO let 10 the lowest responsible
bidder, and the committee to have the
power to accept or reject any and all bids.
The Committee on Cemetery was given
further time to report. The Trial Com
mittee on picnic delinquents was also
granted till next meeting TO report.
Meanwhile. the delinquenis aiors-
said, must meet them ut Judge
Knox's. Office on Sunday next nj
2 O'Clock p. NJ. or get into trouble.
The Committee on Revision Of the Con.
stitutiou and Bylaws was given further
time. and will report at the next meet
ing. Morris Gregory. n OF the newly
elected members. now came forward. by
permission. and in a neat speech thank
ed the Society for admitting him to
membership.
Finaneinl.
Mr.. Gibson. Of Gold Hill. now brought
up the question Of finances in providing
for the new building expenses, and
recommended that not only the bylaws
should be enforced calling in dues from
all delinquent members, but that
the members should DO solicited to
AID themselves to the list OF life
members. which can be done upon the
payment Of $50 in u payment or $50
cash down and S2j more in three
months. On motion the following gen.
tlemen were appointed as a committee
to carry out this object: Virginia City
will Thomas. Seymour PiIley, W.
W. Tinker. Gold Hill-w. ID. G. Glib
son and All. Doten. Carson-S.T 7. Swift.
Silver City. John Atkinson; Reno. s.
y. Hools; Dayton. +. Davis; Eureka.
ID. II. Hall; Unionvile. Pablo Laveaga.
Meeting adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24
VACANT places in the dental ranks win

VACANT pihces IN 'no "e"'"' VA ""'
never occur II you are particular with
your teeth. and cleanse them every day
with that famous tooth-wash. SozoDosr.
From youth to old ago, Il will keep the
enamel spotless and unimpaired. The
teeth Of persons who use Sozodont have
q pearl.like whiteness. and the gums q
roseato hue, while the breath Is pure.
aud rendered sweet and fragrant. Il Ia
composed OF rare antiseptio herbs, and
Is entirely free from the Objectionable
and injurious ingredients Of tooth psstes.
air
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24
srATION.RY AND JRwgLRY-

J. B. Marshal. at the Gold Ilill Post
once store, IL sole agent for. 81
the Ssn Francisco and Sacramento daily
paper. All the latest Eastern periodical.,
magazines. etc.. received ~ soon a. published,
and delivered In any part OF town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. Blank
books OF every description made 70 order 81
short notice, Gold aud silver watches, clocks.
and . nne assortment Of jewelry repairing In
that line neatly and well done. A large stock
OF toys AMI fancy goods. See regular adyer-
tirelneut In another column. jelc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24

THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HoAnskSrss.
All suffering from irritation OF the throat
and hoarsensss will be agreeably sur.
prised ut the almost immediate relief
afforded by the use Of browns Bron'
chial Trochcs."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24
Arrivals shss nsr.,.s.
ns..rsvrss Lat Evesisg


CALIFORNIA h<Ast e'enins
the California Minstrel Troupe gave one
OF their inimitabls entertainments at
Carson City. and was greeted with a
crowded house. The Canoniies went
wild over raysits wsleh and Charley
Sutton. Tonight COPYRIGHT. OF Flow
ey Fiewey fame, will take . benefit at
National Guard. Virginia, and to-mor-
row night Mr.. Russell will take q ben
eft at the same place. Both OF these
gentlemen are superior artists. and wa
trust that they will have tho inspiration
Of q crowded house on their benefit
night.
EcIrrur OF THE SuS.-An eclipse OF
the sun will take place tomorrow. COM
msncing at 1910 A. NJ. and will DO visi-
BILE in this section for . couple OF hours.
Mean time Of beginning. II hours, 2
minutes, Z seconds a. NJ; frat contact,
III degrees II minutes to west OF the
north point. and s6 degrees 40 minutes
TO right Of the suns vertex. Mean time
Of ending, I hour. u minutes 10 seconds
r. NJ; last contact. 30 degrees 80 min.
utes 10 east Of the north point and 81
degrees to right Of the suns vsrteI.
Duration Of the eclipse, /? houn "A min
utes. 3 seconds.
s IT,. nn,,;,
-. sn,-. 4. ,r cor.
80 rn. ~h0,. nnmhe, Of nupil.
.o,,, :, NOR. tn ,sachsr.
nroieo ~ 'y'ty =. .Is....hIv .on,.,'
Miss Sainn Hall. -
sah' WIN ,ns u LII ~ ns,,ors ~
genera Tvn g." nsonIs are No,
the school,. me s1no 1922
alarmed Don srs s.s..m
- ,hr ,nnnsi. nss,rth,less
they will take the precaution 10 build an
arc. like Noah OF old.
Tur Nyw IxryRrlL DrNP.-no new
-. -, al. NJ An. yir.
inpen" 'u',f' n"nN..1 CT, MN 4.
GINA * Truckee isaiiioau' "''a ~
nearly completed. II Is two stories In
h;,h, .na sftx feet In length and four
teen in width. and Is staunchly built.
A sids-traek to the same has been opli'
at great outlay OF comr,nr
NM, s,u n,absSly be handsomely re-
nn.-" !.,S,;rc ,,om tbs -prssent de-
u"N ~ ~, min.
,.u
Tine X. OF +. BALL.-rhs annual oai
Of tho knights OF Pythias was held af
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24

HAoAs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves
and restores the complexion; remove
freckles. tan and sallowness; makes the
skin soft, white and delicate. It's ap-
~plication cannot be detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24
onsrAclr, no MAnpIAGg.

Happy relief for young men from the efeeil
OF errors and abuses In early life. Msnhoo.
restoi cd. Impediuents 10 marriage removed
New method Of treatment, New and remark
able remedies. Books and circular sent free
In seaisd ~envelops. Address HOWARD Az
ISOLATION, AVN. Ninth street. philadelphia
PA-an Institution having q high reputation
for honorable conduct and professional shin.
ja77 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24

Lros's KAruAIsoS makes beautiful.
glossy. luxuriAnt hair; prevents it, fall.
Ing out or turning gray. II has stood
the test OF 40 years. ID charmingly per-
TUNED, aud has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24
A s-nRrocArINa Cnram.

In . letter to Mrs. Lisle, Of Chicago, . well
known contributor TO the Western prers, shs
ascribes the cure Of . dangerous cough. aecom'
panied by bleeding at the lungs, 10 Hale,
iIoucy OF Horehound and Tar. my cough.
hut The Honey Of l~Iorehoand and Tar has
removed every trace Of It," The letter WAS IA
. lady friend IL this city. who has placed u al
the disposal Of q. N. Critisnion. Z sixth ave
nue.. Pixies Toothachc Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24
STOCK REPoRr.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24
T0OEGKREi

II 10 worth knowing that FURNITURE
BEDDING, CARPETS. LOUNGES. SPRING
MATTREssEs. and many other thlnR., can D.
bought Of u. W. GRANT. Gold niil tabove The
NIWs onice). al % reAsanabie rates a. ~ my
bouse In the State and his goods are Just what
they are represented TO be. ism
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24

Hrl.rse.t.,oesofdryso0 d'a,braIi.nd''. come
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24
DR.. IA MARS
PILLS

Are prepared sxprvssly ior this class Of COM
paints, and us recommend them - . speedy
sad elective rsmsoy. Their peLsni tonic
,fect on the vhols system 10 eitr mely bsns-
ncial. You ansot bks them wiiLout being
bsnented By thsm. Ihs impfuden. y.lth. The
married and singls men and women. alike. Will
md In this renedys
The New York herald., 1876-08-01

that he did not originate work but paid for what
those in authority ordered He said II the depart
ments would proceed with tho uptown improvements
the Riverside drive and the Boulcvard-he would
the money to pay for the work
reporter Of the HERALD called at the Department
OF Parks yesterday afternoon in regard to the matter
and inquired why the work not proceeded with.
Commissioner Martin, when he heard what Mr.. Green
had stated, sad:-
why Mr. Green has been preventing US doing this
work for over two years He has raised every possible
technical legal objection Ho said he would not pay
for it, and have letter file in this Office to that
effect We have all along been deferred from beginning
the work by him, although IL had been duly author
ized Al last went to the Legislature, and only in
June last did succeed in having special act passed
authorizing the opening OF Riverside drive aud requir
Ing the Comptroller TO pay for the same Mr. Green
fought the act a through and at the last moment
ceeded in having clause inserted requiring every
portion Of the work 10 be done by contract But he
said, 'Grecn will wriggle out OF anything"
PROcKED.
The bill, the Commissioner said, had been signed but
few days by the Governor. yet the department had
proceeded as rapidly possible with the work. The
engineers had been engaged upon several weeks and
he expected report from them on Wednesday. As
the whole work had TO be done by contract OF course
some time would be lost IN advertising and men could
not he put 10 work Immediately. II was his purpose,
however, to push the work vigorously as possible.
This work will give employment to over 900 men
The New York herald., 1876-08-01
STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED.

Yesterday forenoon Detctective Butts, of the Brook
lyn Central Police Office. searched house In Hicks
street. President for stolen property, and was
warded by the discovery Of silks satin, pebble goat
skin and other articles amounting 10 tho value OF
ST. 00O believed to have been the proceeds of recent
New York burglary. The property was found in
trunk secrcted in the cellar OF the house. The cIew TO
the obtained Saturday afternoon by Detec-
tives Looney and Zundt whose attention attracted
while duty Fulton street by the suspicious bear
ing OF two who carried two parcela The officers
followed the fellows, aud them enter a pawn
brokers shop Sands There they learned the
had tried to sell some pebble goatskin and piece
OF satin. but the pawnbrok, would not buy Tho de-
tectivcs next saw their gamo 20 into a Myrtle
avenue shop, and. upon again making their appear
ance, they took them into custody. The properly
which the men were trying to dispose OF was worth
$l25. The prisoners claimed 10 have been solicited TO
sell the goods on commission by a tall man, whom
they claimed TO have met on Fulton avenue, but whose
name place OF residence they did not know. One OF
the prisoners said his namo was Patrick Rely, aged
nineteen years, and that he lived at No 81 Carroll
street. The other his name AZ James Connor,
aged twenty our years residing in Hicks street. near
President II at the house Of the latter that the
property found. The detectives of the opinion
that tncy have opened q vein of Information which
will lead to the recovery of more OF the proceeds Of
recent New York burglares as Is expected that the
prisoners will put them the OF facts that
will lead to several important arrests
The New York herald., 1876-08-01
THE RIGHT BIRD Gagged.

A FIRST CLASS BURGLAR AND A sKuYUL
PIcKPocKEr IN CUSTODY.
On police records Of this and several other cities
but few burglars have their names displayed
spicuously than David Pcyton Jones' alias ''Nat"
Jones' alias PcrcivaL For years he has been noted
one most daring and desperate of his class in
country, and although he servei three different terms
State Prison Tor burglary he pursued his criminal
avocation up - yesterday with daring seldom met
with. Yesterday morning, however, he camo to grief
bv falling into the hands OF Detectives Fields and
OConner, OF the District Attorneys Office, VINO cap
tured him at the corner OF Eighth street and Sixth
avenue The officers had been watching his rendez-
at No. "a Greenwich avenue tor some hours and
captured him shortly after he came out They then
back to tho house ana arrested his female pal
Polly Jones, formerly the wife OF George King alias
"Curly George noted thief, who died in California
pickpockcts and shopliters the United States In
the house the detectives found full kit OF burglars
tools OF the most improved pattern. They also found
several valuable silk dresses two imported lace shaws
and several other articles OF cothng evidently stolen
property.
ltis believed by the police that Jones Is implicated
several burglRries recently committed IN Brooklyn
aud Harlem. his main field OF operations was Balti-
more, where he broke into several houses, getting
large Quantties OF booty. In August Of last year he
arrested by Detectives Pracr and MITCHELL of that
city, Tor burglary, but managed to get away. The
prisoner locked up the Sixth precinct station
house and will be sent to Baltimore unless or his
victims this city come forward and prosecute
The New York herald., 1876-08-01
THE WEST POINT HOMICIDE.

John H. Rotheln, the soldier who shot Washington
Putnam. the carriage driver, the sh inst, West
Point was taken before Commissioner Osborn yester-
day for examination, but the proceedings ad-
journed until next Saturday. Rothcln, who an In
tcgent German about forty years Of age, says that
he has been the service for the past months
private in Company OF the battalion OF engineers.
On the night Of the sh inst he guard at the
South Gate when Putnam's carriage approached on
its way out In accordance with orders Rothelin
says that he brought his rifle to sport arms" and
called out 'Who goes there," Putnam answered, "A
friend" and Rotheln reoined, Advance friend. I"
Putnam continued on his way and Rothen then cried,
'Hat |" as Putnam was II stranger to him, and the
orders that strangers leaving tho garrison
must stopped. Putnam made attempt 10 rein In
his horses and tho order to halt repeated twice
and dsregarded each time. At the third command
to halt Rothen advanced toward the fore part of the
carriage and brought his rifle To the position of charce
bayonet" AS he did he says that the barrel struck
OF the wheels and in raising II II was discharged
manner unknown to him. He claims that the
shooting accidental and says that he before
Putnam and had no Ill feeling toward him. AS a
proof OF the shooting being accdout he says that
ball struck tho lamp OF the carriage split in two,
tered Putnams thigh, fragment lodging about the
Rothein feels his position very much, and does not
Ike to revert TO the subject Deputy Marshal New
comb, who has him in charge, says that he has the
sympathy Of the officers and soldiers at West Point,
that his character good and that he never before
in Tho guar house
The New York herald., 1876-08-01
BURGLARS ARRESTED.

james E. O'Briep, Of No. 223 East Thirty ninth
street. who claims 10 be machinist, but whose real
name said to be Edward Cassin arraigned be-
fore Justice Smith, at tho Washington Place Police
Court yesterday. and held Tor trial for breaking
the house OF Mr. George W. Post, OF No. 415 West
Twcnty.hrst street. and stealing valuable clock and
property worth $40.
Ralph McDonough, lather, residing at No. 537 West
Thirty ninth street, on being arrested by Officer Gay
lord, OF the Twentieth precinct for inoxication, con-
fessed that he OF the burglars who broke into
the residence OF Mrs. Sarah A. Alien. No. $50 West
Thirty ninth street, and stole violin and other prop
perry valued at 800 He gave Information which led
the recovery OF the stolen goods, and beng
ragned before Justice Smith, at the Washington Place
Court was held for trial IN default OF 81, 900 bail
Oscar stump was hold Tor trial at the Washington
Place Court yesterday for stealing n chd's carriage
valued at sl9 from tho residence OF Mr.. John Shaugn
Messy oi No. IL Clark street.