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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-22

WE have received the first number of
the Carbonate Democrat, by Mr.. Bell
Irwin. The Democrat is, as its name i'm
plies, a Democratic journal, ana will, we
have no doubt, do the party good service
in the canvass this year. We wish it sue
cess
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-22
Kid Gloves,

Fresh arrival OF q very large assert
ment OF ladies' and gents Kid gloves at
j, Burger q a.. 3.Il.ti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01
LEGAL.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE. Ne. 80,
q. y. ssrvs, Ne. 50.


TT y. LAND OPPIcI. At CARSON Ng.
~. vsda. Jun. y; is's: : Na,ier :, h.r,l.
kcnQAEMAN sind ADAM LkiChrkh. ~
their Att6fn~y In Tact aud 80 osn.f. ADAM
LktCHTER iwhore ro-u f.ec hddr-r- 10 u Tie
City Of Virginia. Stsir Of hsradsl. have made
sppiicstion for twelve hundr,i lin-sr ieet. fur.
nina In . nvrtheriy aud soaiheIiy diissil.n
along ih~ lin- 81 the lsie or lead. situate In The
Goid Hill Mining District. Storey county. tie
'ame b~lpg Q quartz lode. aud brsring roid anL
silver. ard Of witch they arr the osners, sbd
in pos-essiop of tbr sane. together with all u,
dips. spurs and sngies. with ruriac. q ouni
acres. and drscrihs,i upon pla, and heli n.'i.-
on nie In my o'iire aud posted IN the clsi'n a.
iollows Besinnnr q. poet Marked saml,.r
One IT,. =. Survey No. 81. tnsi. Aioaf so
feet bo,ihwestsrly of The old toll Gaie On th.
American Plat rosd thence running frm .sid
Post M. .. ftr.t tonf,r--s.uth ~ dertrrr
east Hpl frtf. Co Poet No. : ~ the lsosgiA coul.
psny's Y. \. Surwy No. a.. norfh NJ dsffss-
toek leland hVisiing works and the hsg,isr on
Mount Davidson north lGi. ,lsgtr. esst The
dag tan on the nsv CAi-ionis bolsiii 4 wotl.
north tGk dsyrr~s ssst: in~ mouth of the Viz
Einis and Ttnsker Iiaiirad innnrl .onih m as
s.is rsi ., 's Ss T. .-ss ss ssse "ans,'s ION
Erves east Ian fert. 10 Pct no. =. whfis-
b<ars the pouth.asf corner ~ festion ~ Town.
ship ~ ioft.. Rsnrc ~ ~ssi. Mount Disblo
meridian. south sjt degrr- ra.t .0?h f,f ii-i
ians. Thrure ihinl eonne Sor,h ~ drrie.s
west an feet. i0 Poet 20. q. Thesse fourh
roarps Sorih ~ drsre~r north go feet, H.
Pest No I, Ar place of f~rini inf. confsining
4 Sl0 srrss. hearings eiI prsei foin the t'u.
meridian = mssnst,c variation. igS dsgrets
east. survey made 10 second With Ieeofi
of location daily recorded 10 Book IN. ' Psg.
1ss. N rry Couniy krcords. kept st the fiie- of
the County ii~eordsr of rfnrry comfy. Ns,sda,
The claim II hum. 81 by no tnown claim
ants The neprst surveyed miLsrsl eisiDi "
the U-ofsIa oinpany's mining eialm. y y.
survey No. ~. an the north.
The labor aud ihpfotrms ni- ronsist ot \
tunnel one hnndrd is~t IN isbgih. tiesedinR
tiOO In value.
Any snd sii r-rrons claiming siser.ely sny
por Inn of ,aid mining er.nLd, .. bstribbefot.
drserih~ are required io Gle their sdNsI..
claim with the ksrister 10 the United sisi.s
land Once o. Cspon City. In the state ~ Ne.
ysda. during the piity days peii.i of publiss.
ton hereof. 80 they WILL he haired BY virins 81
the provisiohs of the statute.
jeiG ssd A. wAIrZ. I,rrisier.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01
SUMMONS.

TN TIiR DISTINCT COURT or THE
| i First Jaahtal Di-tiirt ~ the sisir of Nc.
.ysda In abi i.r the ., unity ~ siory.
| q. u. wOoD. Pisintin. ". ~. ". wOoD. H..
frbdaht.
Asii n hr,nrhi In ID. District Court of iLr
Flint Judicial ls'nrt ~ b. siair ~ Ne,sis.
in and f.r ihr syuhiy ~ hiorsy. and lar rom.
pialnt hle,i IN rsid eonniy. Ia The off.c- VI tie
t,isik ~ salf Ilis'riet '"nri. GA The 3ih day ~
May. 4. ID. 1876.
WOOD. ID fsnd.ni: you an hereby rqulrsi 10
~ pear In on srii0n brought sgsinst you by the
ainvr.ta ainsi piainiin. In the District cotirt ~
the First in iieial District ~ th. Stats of Ne
vads. In and for the county ~ rinrey. anil
answer the complaint nl Il therein within ten
days ttxeiosive of he day ~ -,ieel after The
srfyics on WI ~ this sus mons. u served IN
said county. Of " served ott OF kaii county.
within twenty dAyr. aud ~ ell other rasep foriy
dsys. OF jndgm' nj by default VII he t.k.n
against yon, Aecoriing to the rrAyrr Of 's,d
complaint.
The said srti,n is brrughi 10 sbiAiu . JndR.
ment add dscrr. ~ paid Court di-ss lng the
bonds Of msifimony now existinp bet~,rn yo,,
aud plsintin; awarding to iIaihiln The .sr..
rustOdy aud control Of the minor ,hii rrn
Jsmes W. wos-i and Flofs Moot. i.,nr si tho
marriage bc.w~i. sou shd pisiniin: Tor eost. ~
suit a'd rou - fses and slso q deere ~ ,aii
Court svsrdlDg 10 ,ainiin tie tois owrsr,b g.
VI The community properly nov owned ~ yon
suu pihibtiH. sbutWUbt oI n ne ufritfi. ftN
sltua,s In the toSh II Gold I'LL. eonniy at sta.
reg. and dsrsribed o. f,llows. Ia Wit II Nnn,.
ber Twenty (7O), In Block Numi~r OI. ~,
Range u. ~ kno~n and desigt sisi upon the ~
eeisi pst.r map Of the town of 0oid MAJ. to.
gethsf With Adwellibg 81. naied ih'r oh sbl NJ.
hon shold furpiiure. sli ~ the ,aius ~ ~.
thonsand dollar ~ iLcies sboui,. FOR cause ~
srtiou. p.sni,n alleges fA'inr aud neg sci nh
,oar part Ia prov lie pl.ini q ard ,our ,hilJ'rn
With the common necessafi y of LIE. Al ~
which will more fully sprsar b, iri.tshe' ~
plant a. complaint her In on ole. . roI, oi
which you arr herewith served.
And y u st- hsr. by notified that 10 you isii
In answer the cvinplsitt. the rAd p ainiid will
spply 10 the Cour ior the .siisi ih'ir u lie.
msnded.
0iwn under my hand sud the seai Of The Die
triet Court of the first Judicial District VI ih-
state ~ Nevada. In and Tor the s.nh.y ~ ~
rey. this s0th day Of Msy. In the ,.sr' "af
Lord olr thousand eight hundred sad seventy
sin.
lsEALl ". q. THOMPs0S, Ciert.
by &. n. xEssioss, Deputy Clrrk.
- Ia Tan
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01

A YoUSa clergyman. whose repn'a'
ton for yeraciiy Was none of the best.
yentured TO differ with an oil Doctor o!
Divinity a. to the proprieiy Of whip
ping children. "why." said he. "the
only time NV father whipped me was
for telling the truth" ''well. retort'
oil the doctor. ''it cntcd you "i H.
,li,ln'i IL"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01
sIocxNolpERs' MEETING.

0YrIcE EUROPA MINING COMPANY.
" San francisco. califarnis. The sninsi
mel ting Of the stockholders uf tho aiay.
named cont any will be held nj n. ofiiee. R,.m
n, fisywsrds Buiidlns, ti9 california s,n.i.
aAn frsneiseo. Ca'iicrpia. IN THURSDAY. The
imh day ~ Anu I. tsig. at the hour NJ I,
o'r.orh ~ Trspsfr' bocks v III riose on sAr.
jy1s,i Riciii ARD y. MOVES. s~r.,sry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01

liz recent ball hgh, a, vallepinas.
one of the animals twice rushed ia
among the public. and killei child
seven years Of age anj wounded two Po-
lice officers and many oi tho spectators.
The animal was shot down and finally
DISPATCHED with the knife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01

A sorr.pK,iSrp man. who is sighted
by the bellies. very modesily asked q
Young la.ly IL she would let him spend
AN evening N her house ani hear her
play the piano. -,
NO" she angrily repli~l. IL
WON'T
"why." replied h.. "you ne"ln'i he
no fussy. | meant some stormy night,
when j cant GO anywhere else. and the
p,ano wonld hs snbdaed hy the Storm
without.
Ills soitness il not quite apparent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01
s1ocKHolulRs' MEETING.

A MEXICAN Plat MINIso COMPANY. I.
"A The annual meeting af the sto, ,kbold.fs
OF the above tAnsi ccunpsny. Tor tho election
OF Trrtses spd the hansscitn ~ tneh Other
buslnrs - nay rome bat ~ 10. ~ili be held ga
WEDNESDAY, August .. ISIS. art We.inss.
lay I'm Aneust.b st the hour NJ O'Clock '. =. oi
that day. at the Office of the COMPANY In Ran
rruneipeo Tran,frr book- viii iss eiose,i ob
Saturday. July ~ i.iG. ~ ~ o'slssh n.
q A. SAMMY. s,etetsy.
Ohes-Room D, No. 3ai MonieomsfS ,t'rrt.
O. r--.~t~so C-i fovuis Itl.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01

wHAr ails this nation Is want OF con
fideuce. and il suggests a train OF very
painful reflections 10 see the mother oi
y family of religions boys so srrupu-
lously particular in lccsing the pantry
door after her.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01

BRIamAu Youso says he has been told
Ly God, in q vision. that the invisible
outlet TO Salt Lake Is being filed With
salt deposit. AMI that within SIX years
the lake will overflow its hanks. imam
dating that part oi the country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01

A CHAMPAGNE lumber. tempered by
new process. was fired AT and hit eleven
times by a saloon ride without injury
The twelfth shot broke II. Another
tumblsr filed with ics was set ahoat In
boiling water, and lid not break.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Orricg OF THE CALIFORNIA MINING
" Conpsny. Nm FrAnsisco. July =. is.G,..
sbo,e nsms<i COMPANY. held his day. disi
i~rd tho. ~ of Two roiisr. p~r .hsre was
ievlarsd, payable ~ MONDAY, July 18th.
Transfer bspots eloeei until The isih Instant.
iytO I'm c.P. GORDON, Aerrrtary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01

JOSH BILLNos says: ANY business
firm that hasn't got sand enough In its
craw to e,pend Few dollars In making
lis business known a. two az three or
four thousand people. onght to psel up
ani go ped,iling peanuts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01

IN western town the church Dea'
cons take all Monday to paste together
the mutilated eurr.nc. placed Gu the
table OF Sunday which Is bringing rr-
ligion to the sticking point literally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

f>yvIcR or THE CONSOLIDATED viH.
~ ginia Minlng COMPANY. san iranei'eo.
talifarnia, inbs 10, isTs. al . meeting at The
Rosrd of rrustses of the above ne med Con.
pany, held tkis day. dividend lNo. ~ of Two
on TUESDAY. the ii'h. Trassisf beoks
sIosed until July iHh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01
1HIs Is rnR sKsr norrK EAsr

ItstrArk 10 ofsTgEL RAILS. and On u has b~el
msds ths fa<isst time that has e,rr been nlsiv Ia
this country. Nv this route pss.snEers for ioinfs
sa., o,.hless. have choice Of the '"l'o~in< i'"r'
~ ,us ,',...,..lrs. gort Wayne anil chicago sud
renns,i, anis Railways fhrre through trains
phIi.i,ip"i. AMI New Ycif on ..sh ifsin. One
throagh train. With Pullman falase Cars.
10 BailIusrr and wasllnsion.
as a Ian assss sG I Sss YAK Nsap snifsi .Si w
liaiiresds. b--Thrr- thrvnlh train. ,iaib. With
Palace Drawing hsoni and silver Palarr sleep
aug Car. thnagl, 10 N.S iofk; a.,
Western aud Eric and New iork ,,snirsi Rail-
~ay.-Thwr through trains. With Pullman i'n
ar psslng I!."n and sI.-Elns c.r., ih,.a5h
ester. ~ New York Ciiy.
by baiim.fe and Ohly kalltoad.Two through
% ,. Mn nssa. s s'..s %..sn.ias; c; . ,s,
bAltiIn"r~. without shAnss.
ThisI. the shortest, br.t AMI anly line ruunlns
Pulllasn's relsbfaird Palace slsrting Cars AMI
al Omiha ani from The wesi. ,is Grsnd Junsilsn.
Marshall, reiar Rapids, Clinton. Sierlng abi piN.
on. ior Chicago airi the EA.i.
This popular route .. unsurpassed fSt Sod,
Comfor aud saisiy. The shl.-,lh. wrll bslllsiri
and l,sft-st track vi steel rails, the .vlrhfatei Pull
mau Palace si~epins Cars. the p~ti~ci Trirsruph
they run. the admirable AfrangrInrht for tnnnlns
through car. io Chicago from all Joints West. 80
cure 10 pAs.ensrfs all the eoniifs VI .i-fh itsil
"a, Travelling. No changes .f ssrs Ai''l u" iriius
d~iays al I-fii-s.
Passengers wl mai Tickets Via this fa,srlir route
al tl.. us,eral Ticket Oses VI the Central faelnc
Railroad IN nan franrisco and sAsIsIneni., ani in
All the Tekrt Dirrs ofths Central paflne Railroad.
". u. sTENNETf.
MARVIN iIIGHiT.i Gen. Pass. Agent.
uen, rapt., chicago.
u. y. srANMO0p. General Agency. isi Men'
som~fj street. San Iraneisso. ani'is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01

OK account Of the general prevalence
Of dysentery in the Deal and Dumb In
stitutions at Dsnyill~. Ky., the c-tab-
iiahmsnt has be-n closed for the sum
mer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01
LADIES AND 0RNTLRMkN!
I.emsmher that prncrs.iinaiion Is the Ihisf Of
time. " yoa are ~.
oaMK AMI aR uRALRni


1t matters not whsi your troubles may he.
eoine aud let the Doctors examine Jour ease.
% will rJ-t you nothing for consolidation: 20
plrs-- call and ssiisfy yvupelv~. xheiler he,
understand y.ur rasc u tufAblr. they will
~ ,ou -o: u hot. they will tell you thai fcf
thry will not undertake . case uni - roi hdenf
IL rfrscting cure.
YOUNG MRNi
Who may be suffering from the eneeis of
youthful iOllirr Or indircfrt.0n. Will do wellto
avail thrmrelvr. oi this. the gieAiest boon ever
LAID st the altar of suffering humanity. Dk. y.
CO. W 10 guarantee 10 forfeit i've hundred dol.
lars for every rnsr of seminal weaknerr 0r PIT.
vAie disease of any Kind or chArsrirr which
they undertake and fall To cure. They would.
therefore. say 10 the unfortunate sniferrr who
may read ihis notice. that yoa arr ireadlng upon
dangerous ground when you longer delay ib
seeking the proper remedy ior your complaint.
you may he In the hrrt stARe- -remembrf. you
are approaching the last. fyou arr boruennR
apon ihe last, and arr suffering some OF Z,
evil effects. remember that 10 you obstinstel'
p-tsi-I In ptoera-tinaiion. the lime niusi rome
whsn the most rkill.al physician rAn fen
der you noassisianer: when the doors of hope
will he closed against you when No angel oi
thev failed of success. Then let not drrpail
work Itself upon your Imagination. hut avail
youfpelf of the brnr nrial result. OF their treat
ment before your rase II beyond the reach OF
mediealsklll. or bciorr grim death hurries you
to spfrmature grave.
MIDDl.k.AGRD MRNi
There are many of the are of % To co who
are trouhl~d with too frrluent evaruat'on
OF the bladder, onrn accompanied by aslight
smariing oi burning sensaiion. and weaken.
Ing OF th system In q manner the patient can-
not account for. On rtaminine the urinary dc.
poslts, q ropy sediment " III often be found, and
sometimes smAll particles of alhumen will sp-
pear. or the color will he of thin and milkish
hue, sgain changing to dark and torpid ap-
pearance. Thereare many men who die ofthis
difirnliy. Ignorant of the eansr. which 10 the
second stage of seminal weakness. Dr. n. 4
On will guarantee . perfect rur~ In oil surh
case.. and healthy resioi siIon of the srniio-
urinary orysns.
DK. BPiNNEY II veil known a. founder o.
the Mont eel 10. k.l Medical Institute. and
late Jraptieiot nf The apinnsyvIlle fn1r. arg.
DA u. J. spRRH. now associated With Dr.
spi,ney. IL Q regular graduate Of Harvard ool.
lege. and having had large eIDetis'ce 10 hos-
pitAl and special prariiee. 10 now one OF the
most eompetent physirisns iu kmerics for th,
treatment Of chfoule and sperlal dip~ases.
Once llouno 10 : and c TO .. Sundays.
from to ~ A. n. only. Consultation FIRE..
Thorough .Iaminafi y and adylre, o..
Call Ur addrrss DIR. hPiNNkY a CO.,
Corne. " lon sni @ . r-ets l"pp site lnirrna.
tlonL liolrD. virslnl,. Nevada. I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01
tar mo>r>r u,> WHO r,,-.

Thew I. one smoas the many.
Can you tell ms whsfe be .ta,~,
Mes an Old o'd fashioned party.
Called toe hcns-i man. sho psys'
Yr- The hon--t tasu ~hc PAYS
Kyery dollar he may e~e.
Kssplsg mp thr lr-rd obi ~ay-
THAT 90 NAM .csfcriy sno~.
n h. sives hi. wori oi p'o'niss,
IT'S hond az good - .,ili.
~ he hoit pct Of honor.
Not trust IL ever -sli.
tiy the hope-t man sho pays
Evesy debt he may insuf,
Ylsldlng zach la-t re~sri.
And NJ grdgin< or dsmnr.
AMI I'm told this rare oil p.-ty
Livss-withia his .ncnm-, Wen
Ny the fair.st. slasrv-i deaiinr
We s~e brnes sta tee IAN.
Aud the honest man Mo pays.
Always hold. IL good s"d iish'.
y, . the rich To help the nesy
When the times srv tough snf iishi'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01

Tax mines oi Colorado yiel'le,l. in
1915, over 80, 2si .O0o in bullion; the
estimated production for 1876 Is "or-
than ten millions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01

A SON and nam-sals oi the late Marx
smith. the actor. is to so On the stage
ns,t Winter in Chicago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01

PlKIs ate 2.310 horses In the first
quarter OF ls7c: $40 more than ia the
corresponding month of 1873.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01

GH,s-HoprsKs threaten tn become a
greater pest in Alabama this year than
last.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01
PIlNo ron SAif or TO LET.

"A YiRsr.cLAss Nav PIANO FOR sALE
6lsrk's Nu.ie ReonS. 0onh and Curry lIouse
(npt house north of the Could snd Curry shsfi,.
b ssr.st. Virginia city, betvetn 10 sna I,
ofeloak 4. =. tsesu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01

"a 4 u. iss.:' living ssii ,.is'. S1' = '-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01

X. y. TAYLOR hes removed 10 No. iJs
South q sirr~t. next door 10 the Silver pslses
ssloVn. Virginia CIiS. where will always h
kept sensrsi variety of goods, which viii be
old ai the LOWEST CASH PRICES. The
public are cordially invi,ei to cail. sm
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Stephen A. Wood clothier, OF No. eS Bowery, has
gone into bankruptcy. His labiiises amount TO
s43, OOO and distributed among nnetsee creditors
Among the largest Emily L Wood, OF Earlen'
Conn, $22 us S4 Philip l. Underhil $4,000; Thomas
Steers 81, ,204 A; Collins Downing Co.. 81, o33 81.
The assets nominal
meeting Of the creditors or Goodkind Brothers,
wholesale liquor dealers at No so Broadway, will be
held to-day the Wine and Spirit Traders Exchange,
in Beaver street.
The Creditors Committee. who purchased the men,
haden oil factory on Barren Island viii present
report aud proposition for the creditors TO form
stock company to run the factory for their benefit
The liabilities of Henry A. Philips CO., paper, No
101 Rcnde street. amount 10 about $l70 900 and con-
tingent liability of $25, 600, claimed by Patrick
McGahay The assets include real estate estimated at
S36 600. and stock $4,000, subject to mortgage Of
$4,000.
The first meeting Of the creditors of Charles stone
hill held esterday at the office OF Register Will
Jams, No. Warren street Five creditors proved
their claims, amounting IN the aggregate to S6,764
and Lauren Reddeld, of No. 50 Nassau street. was
elected assignee.
The following insolvent schedule of Leonard Phyliky
who has assigned to Leon s. Keller, was aed IN the
Court of Common Pleas yesterday Liabilities,
Sl1 507 nominal assets Sc 45S actual assets, 81 5o3
bond ordered in the penalty Of IS, 0O0.
The New York herald., 1876-03-09

is simply absurd and indicates total ignorance Of the
subject upou which he writes The will be closed
as coon as Mr. Hurd dispose OF the assets in his
hands In compliance with the requirements OF the law
by which he is bound.
FTfth-Ii my calculations are correct and believe
them 10 be true is IL right just equitable to tax the
depostors OF the Third Avenue Savings Bank CSC, 900
year for three four years for services which could
be had aud equally well done for So 600 yearS
To this answer that Mr.. Hurd has employed the alb
souely necessary clerical help, the very smallest
possible compensation, and that he can only receive
what the law very properly will allow him, and Will
extend his term OF Office one moment longer than
is absolutely necessary in the interest Of the de-
posors
Sirth-What, II anything has been done TO recover
the 500, 900 deficiency In cash
To this answer that this deficiency occurred many
years since, and was carefully concealed from the pub
lie until the statute OF limitations prevented any prose-
cution
Ssren1i--Does II require the expense and formallty
OF an ONCE clerk, &c. to make motion court for
oraer to sell a few worthless securtesY
TO this answer that Mr.. Hurd has power te sell
any stock, real estate or mortgage unless by order Of
the Court AS TO clerks &c that answered before.
will here close by remarking that If "Deposor Is de-
sirous OF obtaining information there Is n much better
way than by rushing 10 the newspapers and exposing
his ignorance In my card OF the 18th gave him my
address but he never called upon me- and the concu
sion have arrived at is that he Is writing in the inter-
est Of some one who has been disappointed by Mr..
exquisite judgment in the selection OF Mr. Hurd
gentleman of thorough business qualifications Of strict
stegrity, and who had no afatlon with any one who
had Aver been connected with the bank.
New i'aEK March T. 1870 b. A. MCDONALD
Room 49, No 20 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
EXCITING RAILROAD INCIDENT.
ATTEMPT TO cHLoRoFoRM CAR FULL OF PAS
sENeERs.
prom the oswcgo Times, March 81

ATTEMPT TO cHLoRoFoRM A CAR FULL OF PAS
sENGERs.
From the Oswego Times, March 81
Last evening, the passenger train from Caarot,e
on the Lake shore Road coming this city under
the direction Of Conductor Day, peculiar smell was
noticed by Mr.. F. p. Eagle, who was passenger on
board and on looking around he discovered that a
strange appearance Of stupor had over all the pas
sengers His suspicious being aroused his nc.Ion was
prompt and energetic He not long In Discovering n
the culprit ia suspicious looking character who oc
cupied a scat the rear end Of tho car lie lii upon
him at once and discovered In his possession a curi
ously constructed tin and demanded 10 know wi
he bad In II
Conecr said the fellow with the utmost efrronterv
sI coffee you, said the 0swegonian as his olfaco.
res took in full dose Of the anashetic which was
"Herc. conductorl Dickl Helpl Up with .ae
windowsl Seize the rascal We are al 1cinR choro-
formedl It's the same fclov VINO chIoroformed and
robbed whole passenger train on the Michigan Gen.
trail last week"
Tho now thoroughly aroused passengers sprang from
their seats the windows were put up and tue doors
thrown open nstanter, and as the train moved along
there was enough Of the pure sterling air forced
through the car counteract the effects OF any guam
tity OF the Supplying ether
The culpFlt was seized by Mr. Eagle and Conductor
Day, and his can" found to contain enough
coffee" to have siupeHcd q dozen car loads Of pas
sanaare
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
POSTAL AFFAIRS.

Postmaster James reports that the steamships
that sailed yesterday carried out the following let
ters John Brama 4, 774 letters and bags OF
papers; China 3o296 letters and 40 bags OF newspa-
pers Total 35 o7o letters aud 5S bags of newspapers
During the month OF February the following mail
matter was collected and delivered by the carriers in
the New York Post Office --Carriers employed 431;
delivery trips daily S. collection trips daily, 49, regis
tered letters delivered 2l 629 mail letters delivered
q 500 $685. mail postal cards delivered, 208 3S6; local
letters delivered lTd5 $50; local postal cards dcliv
cred All sea- newspapers &c, delivered 722 547; let
ters returned the Office, 35,072; letters collected
TAI 3s9 postal cards collected, 402 GAS; newspapers
collected 3s5 s4S Total postage local matter de-
livered through the boxes. general delivery or by
rier $40 $50 35; amount paid carriers, $29 $50 90.