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THE PAYMENTS TO TIE CATTEIL.s.
CgSsUEE UPON MR.. ROBEsON THEREFOR PROBABLE
u.1,,. .u,nu.rAnA.,s rpIENns pnnIEsI.

A CENSIJRE UPON EOBL5DN IHEKEFOE PRDBABlsL
THE sECRETARY's FRIENDS PROTEST
frRoM A REGULAR CORREsPoSDESr or THE IkIBuNEl
WASHINGTON, May 16.-The House Naval
Committee hao nearly finished the investigation INTO tie
management OF the Navy Department and will probably
report next week II is said an effort will be made 10
censure Secretary account Of certain facts III con
uectiOn with the furnishing OF clothing To the navy ana
the receipt by the Catels OF about $4,000 from the
successful contractors. Thus far Mr. Robson has not
been called before the Committee and asked to Affirm or
deny the charges and the testimony taken
His friends claim that the examination OF the Commit
tee been unjust and Onesded from the first that
only the side against him has been 10 kcd after that
disappointed contractors, discharged officers and EN-
poyes aud the professional mud tbrowers only have
been examined and that IL by chance the coming out OF
some fact favorable the Secretary seemed impending
way would be found TO keep 1t back the rules OF owl
dence been respected and the doors have been
thrown open for tho most extravagant and monsrous
statements opportunity given to the Secretary to
rcpIy as for the contracts for clothing and supplies the
Secretary has nothing to do with them high officers Of
tho navy whose standing Is above question. III most
cases are at the head Of the different bureaus OF the De
partmen and they make the contracts, without regard
10 The Secretary 1t would seem to be in the highest
degree improper and unjust to condemn high officer OF
the Government anybody else prina (aeie testi
mony without asking him II he would Ike to be
heard In his behalf.
The Secretary Is engaged in preparing report on
the connection OF the notorious Norman Wizard with the
Department.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
TIE sALoNIcA OUTRAGE.

LONDON. Tuesday, May TO, lb1b.
AdNccs from Salonca say the total number
OF arrests in connection with the outrage there have been
"a. The preliminary inquiry has commenced ana the
excitement In the town is gradually subsiding.
NICE. Tuesday, May 10, 1876
Rear Admiral John L. Worlen OF the United states
Navy sailed from here to-day in the American manofwar
ErAnlln for SllnnIra.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
MAYNARD IRREGULARITIES.
REPORT COVERING GOO PRINTED PAGEs-rHE IN
CREASE OF FORCE IL ELECTION TIMES
GENERAL rREss DIsPAICHl

GENERAL rREss DIsPA1CH.l
WASHINGTON, May 1G.-The testimony taken
by the House Committee Naval Affairs concerning
the Klttery and Boston Navy-Yards has been printed
making 600 pages It shows. among many other
things, that during the time elections were pend
ing in Maine, laborors and mechanics. some
OF them worthless, were employed from
Maine In excess OF those from Ncw-l impsnire, ana
when the election pending IN Ncw-iiampshrc men
were employed from that State in excess of those fro
Maine. The witnesses were Commologos Fairfax and
Howell, Capts. Jonathan Young aud Henry Eben and
others. Tho last named testified that he had known
men TO bc taken at the New-York Navy when
he could not any necessity for their employment and
discharged after week two; they would be taken on
week or two preceding election and discharged I'M
medntcy after III 1t would be safe 20 400. 5OO or
600 we're thus employed; then those would get paid
for tho afternoon by circular letter from the Navy De
pertinent when they did not work.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.


Probabilities
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf States,
rising arometer easterly southery winds, and gen
orally warmer partly cloudy weather, following cool
light rains along the Carolina coast. -
Tor the io,cer lakes and Mide Sdies falling (o0red 0y
rising or stationary barometer, pinds ree1no TO souetD
and trestry and rdmer. clear. clearing redther
For New-England. falling barometer, southeast TO
southwest Winds and warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather.
The Lower Missouri River continues to fall
Clutionary signals continue on the North Carolina
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
THE INDIA.RUBBER COMBINATION.

The deeds and other papers for the sale of
the Newark Rubber Works have been drawn up and
ready for execution 1t stated that the whole india
rubber industry of the country has not been paying and
the different companies attempted to combine 10 prevent
oyer-manufactUre and establish uniform prices. The
Newark Company would not enter the combination. but
consented sell ts property To the combination, which
Will hereafter manage the business and mark up the
price on all manufactured goods The consideration Is
between $500 600 and 100000. The parties 10 the
,lo arc rrtircut.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
rATAI.GIANT POWDER EXPLOSION.

There was a terrible explosion in the mixing
house OF the Atlantic Giant Powder Company's Works.
4Ia miles from Drakesvle, N j., at p. m yesterday
Frederick johnson. tho chemist and Patrick Gallagher
laboror, ost their lives. The report was heard for
many miles around Fragments of tho bodies were scat
tered several hundred yards IL Is thought 800 pounds
of were In the mixngpan, and that the
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
TWO FORTHCOMING CANAL REPORTS.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

ALBANY, May 16.-The Canal Investigating
Commission met at the State Hall today all the men,
bers being present considered the substance OF two
additional reports upon the canal frauds which they
will forward to the Governor in few days They also
proceeded TO the settlement Of their final accounts. ar
Orr goes to Europe Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
accident wa. caused by friction. The loss Is about

accident was caused By friction. The loss q about
$4,000.
The mixing entirely destroyed and There is
ole eight feet deep it stood The storagehouse,
in which is kept from 10000 to $4,000 pounds Of the
giant powder did not explode. 1t Is located the other
side OF KNOLL about 200 feet away. Mr. johnson was
recently married and much esteemed here. This Is
the first serious accident that has occurred since the
Company began the manufacture Of giant powder.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

PHILADELPHIA, May 16.-The game between Dion
r naIner today was by the former In 22 innings by
score Of 800 2S2 Dions be. rRns were o. ~ 80 Gar
shaw and BessDger won BY the latter In "a
by score 70 229 The winners average Wa
II ssT; loser'A 6Ss%
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
FIVE CHILDREN OF ONE FAMILY DROWNED

CINCINNATI, Ohio May 16.-Last Sunday
morning, about 10 O'Clock. eight children whose ages
ranged from to - years. got into an old eaky skill in
tho Ohio River short distance fom Neyay Indiana and
when in the middle of the river they shreked for help
but the skif went down. gentleman on the Ken
tucly shore Jumped into "a small boat and attempted TO
rer the children but before he could reach the scene
five of theu-a tho children OF Charles Irwn-were
drowncd One OF the tAree rescued was so badly fright
encd II Is feared he will rot recover.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
DUELING IN AUSTRIA.

DEATH or PRINCE WILLIAM DAUERsPERd.
LONDON, Tuesday, May 10, 1876.
Prince William dAuersperg has died from
the wound he received from Count Kaowra In the duel
at Prague The Count has been arrested, and VIII DC
tried by courmarta The Prince was % years OF age
and heir TO his uncle, who is head OF tho House Oh
Aucrsperg. Prince Adolf Auersperg another uncle VINO
is President OF the Austrian Council Of Ministers, De-
comes heir presunptiyc TO the family bonors.
duel has taken place in Vienna between the Marquis
OF Pallavicni and Count Kanoky. The weapons used
were broadswords, and Count Kanoky seriously
wounded In the skull
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

The lightning struck a Patchogue darkey on
the head Saturday last but he refused 70 bulge
on inch and muttercd doggedy Dat makes free times
Tse heen hit and now shouldn't wonder Of 1t luff mo
alone"
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
THE STATE OF TRADE
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, May 16-spanish gold 22si2a2c9 ExchanEs a
fair demand on the United Sates 60 days currency SO
"a discounts short sight 7d6 discounts 90 days. goid $40
premium.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
RESIGNATION OF A GERMAN MINISTER

LONDON, WrUHtNUdy,
The Standards dispatch from Berlin reports
that Herr Camphauscn VicePrcsident OF the PrS'ah
Ministry and Minister OF Finance, will tender his ressha
on in a few days on Of differences with frnce
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
Suetial Notlres.
Bargains in Furniture.
OF all grad at
KINGMAN's 40 CHATHAM-ST.
" hat / say give me call.


KIHGMANs, 40 CHATHAMST.
TO prove what say give me call
Barteit'- Centennial" Boulevard and stree.
tHe ESii0ton GALLERY Horticultural Hall, &c
i5Bs 65 BToaGwa d n SeSr BFscEerst
Fmesph N%a E9MAhp % NIs NgsSsSS bow
,ry NewYork in the Now.York Academy Music. THURS
DAY EyENISG May IS n Academy q Music R B5oGi n N n
Kcy. n. 5. MAcARrHUR, WILLIAM D. cLEGG. sugeTin. perrin
%aS RGs9 ana BY ths ca SS Young
Bible Class AMI Teacher; ot me P uHa'' 'n'
Pby,iciun,s Practice FOR sale. chiefly OnceCause i'll
he,th, Address PHYSICIAN. Tribune oaice
Po..Om.e >oncr 1ne PoeEIaN NAILS ,9r @ the % sees s
~ DAY at a. on M 9T EEs ptr al o @ for EaTop
fIso M for Europe per steamship Wielsnd via Plymouth
Great Britain ireland and Frages per steamship Gsrnan,c
Uaoueensown ana at II a. n ior seoani arees must os
AZ sP0iI iI'SC % karSie steamship R6sn south
ship labrador HayTe. The mails for China &c, wl
viii leave San Francisco May "a. I. l. JAMES p. NJ.
special Religious Services will be held in Association
Hail. twenty thnd ST. corner Fourthaye under charge m
the Iiippolrome Every AFTERNOON at o'clock except
by Ministers Of tho various Churches
SATURDAY Men
A cordiai invitation is extended to all -
IT usses Elastic Bandages eic-Iarge and choice sssort
me, with correct adjustment low pd,ees AZ sery a
Rubber Truss estab 6s2 Bway
The member, Of the NJ Y. state Mitin are invited 70
call and xamue our new style SHOES especially adapted
for promenade purposes CANfRkLi4 2Ss anu zti foura
avenue
:. ,os sis'cr HSb VAuLis Of the SATIoNAL SAFE DE
HoSse q open daily to the public Here the burglar 70
dened ire annha'sd and security MNRY %Esr Manager
Wnn,cd-By young gentleman Of education and Of sey:
ers years Successful experiences in daily IN its
metropolitan journal saslaetor tes!imonials and refer
sncss farnshed Address TUDOR, Box 10. Tribune omo~
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

WEAK LUNGS ARE CRUELTY RAcKED, and
the general strength gradually wasted by persistent dep
% cnr ION will derive certain benefit from 1t also
va trauhed with either Asthma or Bronchitis.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
STATE OF THE LOUISIANA CIVIL SERVICE.

STATE OF THE LOUISIANA CIVIL SERVICE.
FURTHER TESTIMONY OF MAJOR sELYE-MoREYs
PURCHASE OF THE EVIDENCE AGAINST HIM HIS
BAD FAITH-ELECTION ARREsTs-EFFoETS 10
INDUCE sELYE TO LEAVE THE CoUNTnY-coL-
LECTOR CAsEY's OPERATIONS
lGESEEAL rREss DIsrATcH.l
WASHINGTON, May 16.-Thc Special Commit
tee to examine into the Federal offices in Louisiana
further examined Major Edgar selye to-day The witness
produced large number Of letters and kilograms from
Congressman Frank Morley to himself, in order TO sub
stantiate the evidence given yesterday He also pro-
duced an agreement made between himself and Morey at
the tiufe Morey bought the documentary evidence OF
witness duplicating himself
Tho witness said he had been employed in Morriss
district IN Louisiana Deputy United States Marshal
and had O great many papers duplicating Morey In
inroper transactions In October, 1873, Morcy came
10 NewYork and met witness, and proposed TO buy all
tho documents and letters in the hands OF witness and
after some talk witness agreed to SEX them, ana the
agreement was drawn up and left with Mr.. Wyhe
In New-York.
Morey met the witness in New-York on JAN o. ana
t,er considerable negotiation which lasted two days,
witness agreed TO deliver up the papers In consideration
~ the appointment which Morey was TO obtain ior hm
Morey also agreed TO pay debt OF $loo "hch "i'pes'
owed to s. A. Hatch, and to give witness 300 I'D casn'
and five notes for 800 each, payable one each month
witness said he delivered up the papers to Morey but
before doing 80 took copies Of them lie was asked why
he took the copies after agreeing to sell to Morey all inc
evidence he had against him, and he replied that Morey
had lied to him in not getting the appointment
In one of his letters Morey said that his object IN get
ting the documents to avoid tho scandal and preu
dice which would result while his seat being con-
tested The witness also produced some United
States warrants for the arrest Of about 80 per
sons in Louisiana In October Of 1874, and said
Morey Raj and the Green family sat up on tho night OF
the 23d Of October and made out the list ana Witness
Deputy Marsha directed to arrest them and Keep
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

Prince William Vincent Alexander dAuersperg, whose
death Is announced, born In 1854 and was son OF
the late Prince Alexander, who died in 1866 He was
heir to the OF his uncle, Prince Charles VINO
the head the house OF Sucrsperg and Is now In his
cd year.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
MOODY AND sANKEY IN KANSAS.

have held a number OF dcnsely thronged meetings here
since Friday last and excited great religious interest
among nearly all casses left last night for Kansas City,
they will participate in the Sunday COnVen-
tlun 10 convene there 10 morrow.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
MORTON STRONG IN TENNESSEE.

NNNTN NIHJ %
Republican delegates To the State Convention II was 70"
night decided to nominate candidate electoral ticket
until after the Demo attic Convention IN August Three
iiths OF the delegates were for Mr.. Morton.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

Navy Department, thus making 1t impossible for Con-
ress people to ascertain the cost OF work done
by any particular bureau, Mr. Willis would also forbid
Finally. he would abolish the Office Of civil engineer In
all navy-yards, leaving only officer Of that character
In the Bureau Of Yards and Docks
This part Of Mr. Wliss report will probably DO acted
upon at the next meeting Of the Committee.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

CANAL FRAUDS SUIT ADJOURNED.
ALBANY, May 16.-Judge Westbrook to-day
adjourned the canal until the third Monday in
June
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

MONTREAL, May 18.-The Hon. Mr. Blake .,, has y
ordered the Clerk 0f the Crown MI Schef 20 ~
him All pspers connected with the Worms exuaton Csso
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

RRTREYCHMKNT ADVISED ALONG THE WHOLE LINE
THE CLOSING OF ALL YARDS EXCEPT Ar BROOK
LYN, MALE ISLAND, AND neutrality-suspicious.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
NOTICE. sP SUITS COMMENCED.

no THE fOiLOvINo.NAMED DEFEND.
l ants, snd ~ ell owners or claimants. kn.wH
~ uhtIovn. of the Hossesvory claim or claims.
and the innproveinss,s thereon. berinafi,r de-
.ribed. % improvements. when separately as
se,sed You sre hereby nctited that sali hss
l,esn conmrrced in tie Jus,ise's Csur, In
r.ybshi, No. .. Gold nil. storey ,ouriy.
'iaie Of Esvtd,. befofe Y. Wright. gusiiee u
the Pesoc - said Tovnship No 3. By The Tow-
of 0old Will, - plsintin. against zach of the
d,linonsn.s h.r,ipA',.r hsssd. ald sssin,t
hsets Of land. With the Inpro,ep en,s thereon.
and the improvements, vken Aspersed separ.
stely. situate vithir the incor orst. limits uf
he Town Of Gold Hlll. and ell osnef- ~ claim.
.bts 10 the zane. known or nrk.o~n. 10 r..
cover The corporation tar ~ tho Town ~ Gold
mn. sforsaia. and the delinquency sse...d 10
ssid defendants. In uuiied siai.s gold e0iI.
s.ainsf the said prvpefty, far the nsAi yenr
sonnercipg on The lut N"ntky of Nay. A, u.
ISIS and shding the hrst Monday oi MAJ. A. -.
1871. and that summons sas BEEN duly is.ued
In esa b suit. And you are fur,hsr notiLed thst
q you fall 10 appear and ansvrr the con plant
hied In said action on or befor. the EIGHTH
DAY or DRckMBRR. A. ID. 1916. ~ ,h-
hsar OF 10 O'clock A. y. OF said day. jpds.
ment will be taken arAinst you and tie
posssssory claim or clsims. aud the improve.
,sents thereon. hsnihaf.er described, IN United
status gold cola. for the smouft OF ,sid isx.
with tho ten per ceni dellt qusncy. IN like coin.
.ni for all eo,ts subsequent 90 tie Ass.rsusnt
ofssd taxes aud eosts of ruit. In United siAisr
eold coin:
Hass and Hoxrv. Tar.
=. sId portion Of Lot Z, Block .. Range
Psiiip S%i.s. sd Ici "a. Block i. iisn;s :.
J. II. iiiii;iR;iiiIs, Town + owl Il xiioin.,.
J. d. LornAonAs. Town Marshal.
rr..a Attas..... nHls. nnll mn NoVembeF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06
sTocKHoIpERs' MEETING.

A NNUAL MEETING N0TicE.-rnB AN.
n nuai meeting Of the stockhshlsrs 81 tie
isdy bryan hising Company. for ihs election
~ iIirseiors 10 srrvc Ter 'hs ensuing year, and
..ar prvpsfIy come be'ore the meeting. vi he
held At the ofiire VI The Company. Room No.
Hsyvpd's Buildins, 10. ti9 CalIfornia street.
ssn Pnneisca. California. on TUESDAY. the
nins'eenih (ieth) day sf Decembsr. A. d.. isIG.
i-tld WM. 70. McCLlN1OCk. seeretafy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06

THk speaker Mt an anniversary meet
ing mournfully said. "one by one our
friends are passing from us into the
land Of shadows" swell" exclaimed
an old lady. "you woul,ln't have 'em
20 two by two. or all In huddle,
would you %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06

MISSISSIPPI has polished journalistic
vritsr.. The editor Of tho Grenada
.Ssniiasl thus psthotieally diseou'seth on
the virtues Of an acquaintance He
il a liar. a pol,roon, a thief. q traitor.
and one who has betrayed his party and
would bs,ray his family. his God. or his
Christ for pi,iless sum, and ono who
has .unk himself far below the level OF
n NANCY cur dog" t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06
LOVES Kelley.

I beiisve 10 I were dead
And you should kiss my eyelii. whore lie
Cold dead and dumb &. al the world contains,
The folded ofbs wouli opcu at thy b cath,
And. nom IT. exil. In the isle Of Death.
Life would come gladly biek alSng my veins.
believe n we're dead.
Aad roo upon my liiele.s heart shoaid tr-ai-
Not knowing what the poor clod eh ned TO BE-
II would nnd sudden pal-s bens ath the touch
OF him u ever loved In life 40 much.
believe n In my grave.
Hidden IN woody depths by al the waves.
Your eyes should dro? some warm tears o'
regret.
Prom every salty .eed Of your dear grief
To prove death could not Iaak, my love forget
believe 70 should fade
Into me mystic realms where light "a male.
And you shoald hong once more ms fsce '. -o''
would come forth upon the hills 81 nigh,
And gather stars Ike fssrot-, till my -ash''
lsi By the beacon blaze, fell full on me-
believe my Iowa Tor thee -,
tStrong as my llf.l 80 p0biy placed 10 No.
Il could As soon expect 10 ace the suh an,
Fail iihe dead kisg frOa HI. hights suonu'e'
His glory stricken from the thfone v' u,
A. thss unworthy the worship ihou hAs' """'
Ib-lieve love. pure and true.
IL to the .1ul q sweet. Immortal dew -.
Thai GEM. uf.'s petals In the hour OF durA.
The waiting angels .ee and rrcognNr
The rieh crown level, 1--we Of Paradise.
When life tall. from ns like wtthsrrd musk.
As r,aiby NJ. n. L. Darsalsrf'
san Francisco, Noy. 10, iss6.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06
sT0cKnoLDERs' MEETING.

A NHUAL MEETING -hccLHLLAs Cos-
"A solidatsd Gold and silver Mn nng Com.
uany, The annual meeting of the stoe ekhold.
Z ! of the above named Oomrany will b. held
Al n cir once, Rom ., No. t26 Montgomery
-irss 1. osn Francisco. CAiifornis, ON wRDNtS.
pLy Dsce o. ber ~. is1s. at fssO o'cloek r. 4.
poifH OTTO nETC1fKK, Secietary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06

Osx Of the first things that Chicago
girl has TO learn when she goes away
from home is. that il isn't CONNECT; fi'f
for young Lady to lean over garden
gate until her bustle is on a horizontal
linz with her chignon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06
DISSOLUTION or copARTHERsHIP.

NOTICE u HEREpy aIyEN THAT rnE
IN nrm Of RADOviCiI 4 MANA 10 this dav
di solved By mutual consent. D ] Ead. vicH
10 hereby suthosirs 10 col ect all mone,s d,
,sid 1ria, and pay oil debts. All perpors In.
-.ttls their accounts Immediately
Qf0RuK MANN. JR.
ded I'D ID J. RADOviCI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06

Mn. BAnSuM inelines to newspaper
men. He appointed committee OF
them TO adjuiieats in the contest at
his "grsaiest show ON earth for the
bare back riding championship OF the
world. How the honors Of the profess
sion accumulate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A NHUAL MRETIN0.- -ACCIDHNTAL
n oons"lidsted aold aud silver Mining Com.
pany.-Ths annual meeting Of the stosi helde's
o. the sbove-namsd Compaty will be held At
thsif once. No. <2s Montgomery street. noon,
., san francisco. California. on WEDNESDAY.
Decemter Is. 1915. at the hosr of 7 o'clock ~.
noI1td OTTO NgTCllkE, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06
STRAY HORSES.

Two soRRKL HORSES WITH WHITE
= faces esns 10 ny plass December "a. Tn.
cvnsrscan recover properly By payiBR . .xpenss-
end calling q the - ,ond honss south eat Of
the wsisr coupanys stable, on the Divide.
assu 3. A. JOY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06

A DISTINGUISHED English journalist.
s. q. Hall. has been AN editor hity-
three years. and has still visor enough
left to prepare work to be called " Ro-
collections Of Long Life"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06

TuE Boston Herald claims TO have
printed aud sold the day after the Pres
idential election 223, ,253 papers. which
is tho largest number ever issued by any
paper in New England in a single day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06

GsoRaE wAsmisoroS Gums. editor
and proprietor Of the philadelphia
L.,ig.r. has been portraitsa in tho Lon.
don Gruphic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06

TuE Paris Journal lis D,bdts speaks
OF "E. n. Bailey. tho Danbury Ns'es
man." ~ "E. VI. Barley, the news
dealer Of Danbury." Such il fame.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06
DELINQUENT SALES.
CLORE CONsOLIDATED MINING

ELHHss, CyNsvuAIL S.,,On y nn,ns,n., SnS ,ises
OF business, San Francisco, California.
Location OF works. Gold illll Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice.-Thers are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account Of assess.
meut inc. % levied ON the 9Th day Of Oeto-
ber, 1876, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shAreholders, % FOL-
lows:
Names. No. Certif. bh1. Amt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06

GENERAL HlwlEr. the military. jour
nalistic and political veteran, IL down To
lecture on the results Of tho Centennial
Exhibition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06

Col. ]. II. OLIVER. editor OF the Flor
ida Nee rorko. has presented to Mrs;
Henry Ward Bsechsr forty acres OF land
In Florida.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06

Tux Rocky Mountain Ne'es was first
printed under tent. Mr.. .Bysrs, its
dr.t editor, Is still its manager.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06

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