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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-03
cUCCOR MILL AND MINING

SGCNOB MILL AMI MhNhNO
y company.-Location Of principal place Of
business. san Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill Mining Dis
triet. storey county. State 81 Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that al . meeting OF
the Board Of DIRECTOR. held ON the 10th day Of
December. ISIS, an assessment mo. ~ Of
Fifty Cents (,OcD per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable In
medlAtely. In United states gold coin, tn the
SECRETARY, at tho once Of the Company. Rooms
5 and 9, No. Sl Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on saturday. the 18th day of
January. 1915. will b. dclinaueht. and adver-
tised Tor salc ct public auction, and unless pay.
ment h made before win be cold ON MONDAY,
The 18th day Of February, 1919. to pay the de.
iinquent assessment. together with costs OF
advertising and expenser Of sale.
by order ef tho Board Of Directors.
wM. n. WATSON. Secretary.
Oniee-Rooms 8 ands. No. 31a Montgomery
street. San frapeiseo. CALIFORNIA;. de77td
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n Company-Locaiion Of Principal place Of

~ Ntlul8uy IN 4AAbu W IA@&N W
business. San Francisco. CAlifonia.
Location &c works. American Plat Mining
District. storey county, Nevada.
Notice ~ hereby given. that al q meeting OF
the Board Of Dirvetors, held On the 18Th day OF
December. lS75, an assessment mo. 10 OF
Ope Dollar per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United states gold coin, To
the Secretary. at the once % the Company.
California.
Any stoek upon which this assessment shah
remain unpaid on the 29th day Of January.
isls. will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale 81 pablo anction. and unless payment 10
made before will BE- sold on FRIDAY, the
18th day of February. 1875. to pay the drlin-
9uent assessment. together with costs Of 3D.
ssrtislng and expenses Of sAie.
ny order Of the Board of Directors.
CHAs. A. MORSE, sesretuy.
Once - No. 10 ~stevensosis Building. han
Francisco, California deSotd
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DELINQUENT SALES.
DICrOU nININu coNPAXY.-Lo.

nICTOU s-ZOs
cation ofphncipal place OF business, Ban
Fnncisco. California.
location Of works, Gold Hili. Storey county.
Ncyads.
lowing described stock. on account Of assess.
mcni lSo. W levied on the 10th day ~ kvvom-
bsr 1873. the several amounts set opposite the
name, VI the respective shareholders. ssfot
laws.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-03

IocstiorNof WORKS. Gold Hill. Nevada
Notice. There arc delinquent upon the fol-
| lowing described stock. on account Of sreess-
| ment Ne. ~ levied on the tth cay OF novem-
names Of tho respective shareholder. o. io'-
lowsi ~, A..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-03

TYPE METAL % syrEHIoa DUAL
t.r \ ~ " !!s.!p IN iiIi y E e, a., EN-, = ssAs''sss
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ASSESSMENTS LIvIID.
Ger. coxseLleAyEe nlx.se

VI conpany. PnneipL place Of business.
San Francisco, California
Location Of works, uoli Hin Mining DE-
triet. storey county. STATE OF Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given that ata meetiag ~
the Board % Dircctop. held on the ar o. y.
Der pharJ wss Ieyird upon the eapitsl stock o.!
Inc ccrponsiiou. payable immediately In United
stafes rvld and .ilvsr coin. to the Secretary,
A. Inc one, ~ the eompany. hoou -, NO
ais CALIFORNIA; street. san Francisco, Caniofnl,;
r~maln uuraid on the sth day OF Jan,
nary. 1873 VIII he delinquent. and advertised
for sale al public auction. and unless PAY
ment h male before, will be cold on fht
pay, the ssth dsy of January. ISIS, 10 pss(
the delinquent assessment. tcEetnef VIII
JOS. MAouIkk. secrvtnrJ.
Room ~. Ne. Az California street, san fnn
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on The ninth ,9th)
day Of November. ISIS. so many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock o. may he necessary will
be sold at public auction. at the oficc of the
Company. Room ~ Hay sr'ds Building. Ma.
tlo Ca i'ofnia sircet. a FRANCISCAN. California;.
on TUESDAY. the fOrKrd tt,hl DAY or
JANUARY. 1ss6, st the hour Of ono o'clock r.
\. Of said day. 10 pay said delinquent asress-
ment thereon, together with costs OF. adver.
tising and expenses Of the sale.
W. q. DEAN, Secretary.
No. tis California street. San Francisco. cal.
fouia. de16 I'd
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AP Wade. Tras,oe. ........ 100. .cJ....i' w
And In accordance with law. and order Of
the board Of Directors. made on the i7ih dsyoi
November. 1875. 80 many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock A. may be- necessary VIII bc
cold NJ public auction at the onlcs 81 The eoni'
pany, M. 81 California street, liocms . aud =.
second noor, ten rance 300 California strsu
San Francisco. California. on TUESDAY.
the 9TH day Of January, 1915. ~ the hour OF =
o'clock Pm. OF said day. 10 pay said delinquent
assessments thereon. together With corts ot
Advertising and expenses of the sale.
j. N. BuffINGTOS. SECRETARY.
Ofice-3Il California greet. Rooms . and Z,
second nouf. entrance DO California street.
ssn Francisco. California. dcis' vi
vlJ OODvILLE GOLD AND kII.yiIt
w Mining Company. Location OF prifi-
raj place OF busiDcfs. IA. Francisco, csliiorhlA.
Iscstion Of works. Gold iiill. Nevada.
Notice There arcdelinque tuponthe Follow
Ing described stock. 0n account OF as.essinriit
mo. ial levied ON the eth day ~ November.
1878, the several amounts set oppo-iieihenA me
Of the respective SHAREHOLDER, a. olio~ri
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NOTICE.

m. CHAPLIN nAs RETURNED. AND Is
so~ r.dy 10 resume practice. o.
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"OODyILLE GOLD AND nILyEn

psmmIn, r,..,o. ,,i ions. 4
49, n. 800 m
.nsl,es ,.a..ss' So.
Gtsnes
ccsn m ;rru,ter .Oss' Ion. .io
$500 N .r,ns,s, t1
nn,t.eai can Tp,a. ~ 80
~ilri,coll 4 90 ID do .gns. 80. TO-. IN =.
Dri,eoll < 20 ID 10 .Iot3, 49,. nO....iu
i-,,e.ier A IN IP Tr.tees p,I....5...b.
Dr,isr A % ~ la h.I ms 81;
Dne.Ierk coIP In isy1 10. 10
F,sL n q. Tm.,.. ma 80 81
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p%ELIyoUEyf SALES.
,IdHni- Naxsda

"OODviLLE CoksOlIDArkn
w silver Mining osmpsny.= Loestior q
principal place Of basinsss, San frssease' oAh-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-03

UOfdOn CP, Trustet o.. ....
Grsenebaum. Ilslbing Il Co.,
Trustees. .
trustees ....as,i. 100. 100 :.
Grvenebauu. lielbing 4 Co.,
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.Pus" t~,sstrues.

vtnafNfA. New. -, ~.
foevalu. receivcd. the hssrer may d-iiv-r u
the under-isned - share. VI the capital
stoek Of the - Mining Company. ai
- dollars Per share. 81 any time within
- days from this date. Ons days noiios
rtaulrrf
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NIoRrm CARSON Silver MININ0

Room u. sOa Montgomery stroet. San ri.s-
cisco, California. delJ "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01
DIED.

ABBoTTA Fair Haven Conn., March 2s after err, se cnl
ham D. Abbott formerly Of NewYOrk City and recently Of
Intement at Greenwood Saturday April Sp Services
his resdenc 2s5 cgm5srlsndst s Brock rock
ander, in the 52d year Of his age attain,
his funeral at his residence at p. m Sunday. April2
BURGALEU-March 81. William F. Burgaeu, aged IA
TIE relatives the family respectfully invited
70 attend aSd m " at 5S SOk
BURTS-On Wednesday March 90 Helen Frances Youngest
daughter OF John H. and Mary g. Burs aged year and
Of and those her grand%ther James B.
Ices at their residence i2i Guncyst Franklin.
ave, on saturday afternoon, April l, at o'clock.
DENNY-on Friday March 81 Charlotte infant daughter OF
AID Jane Denny aged months and - days. rss
dence Of her parents 2j2 Presidens Brooklyn at zSo
p. ~, Monday April
rheS beloved ws Of eSaS a. % % Sf1 and daush
ter 81 t rpnd Of the ay are RESPECTFULLY invited
attend the funeral from her late residence No 26 Wet
Her viii be taken to Greenwood for in
EARLE-At Hackensack n. J., March 80 Elisabeth. widow
Of late EdwardJ Earle in The 18Th year Of her age
tine se Reformed DHisi Church Train;
leave champerss via N j. and N Y Railroad at O'Clock,
returning 5:l5
GRANT-on wednesday, March 90. Lewis Grant aged CT
family respectfully invited to attend the
G% nh late IN SGS on sat
William Jackson in the $50 year VI her age.
friends OF the family respectfully invited 10
attend at her late residence No l2A
place, South Brooklyn, sunday April 2 at $50 m
LOwREY-on Thursday. March 80 1876 after long Illness
John Lowrey.
The friends Of the family invited TO attend
funeral services at his late residence No l62 West
Forty seventh St, Saturday, April !, at 23O D. M
"Wednesday March 20. Saratoga springs Mrs.
Mills. widow Of Jabez Mills late OF Dover ~ j.,
In her J0th year.
saturday April at 1890 from the Presby
terrain church IN Dover.
Suddenly, Friday. March 81. Mary Phillips in
the 18th year Of her
Relatives respectfully invited TO attend tbs
funeral from her late residence 90 West ODeun
red and enty nntst sunday afternoon, April q at
4jO o'clock.
STUCKY At Newark " j. on the 31s inst Jacob stucky
aged 81 years, 3 months, and days -
Funeral Monday April from his late residence 63 Bank
ST., Newark, y. j. at D. NJ Relatives aId friends arc
invited attend Interment Mount Pleasant Cemetery
wALLACE--At East Orange N j., Friday, March 81 Mar.
garet daughter OF the late Capt Martin Brown vi New
foundland " j.. and wife OF William .. Wallace aged 70
Tie relatives friends OF the family invited TO attend
funeral her late residence Maple ave. East orange
y j., Monday, April 3. at ga o'clock y IN.
Michigan papers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01
TAYLOR's BLACK FRIDAY SUIT.

The trial of the suit of De. Witt &. Taylor
against Jay Gould and others continued yesterday
before Judge Barrett In Supreme Court Circuit John T..
Persc was ut some longth mainly as to
the fact that in his previous suits and his testimony In
Them he mad claimed that Mr. Gould accepted all
Spcyers's transactions.
William j. Woodward testified that on Thursday be-
fore Black Friday he WAS employed by MI smith or
Smith, Gould * Martin 10 get Lockwood 4 Co. To buy
gold and smith gave him check for T2oOOOO as mar
gin. The order executed TO the extent Of between
81 900 900 aud 81 00O0 on that evening lie went To
eaths office where he found Fisk and others, including
Jay Gould aud Fisk said they had loaned s0OOO00OO
gold and proposed publish list OF the borrowers. but
was oyerruled Next day Mr. Gould old him gold would
reach BOO He had that time interest in gold pur
chase in which Mr. Gould and Mr klmber were Inter
ested to "a large amount. -,
Wm Read testified that on Black Friday Henry Smith
OF the firm Of Smith, Gould Martin told him that
settle ir they sent gold mp to 40. Witness sold a
million during the day Spcyers at 100. lie keep
ing Speyerss memoranda for him, aud within five min
utcs he bought in 100000 gold at l47. Gold kept
going and he covered In about T7OOOOO lie hau
a controversy with Smith, Gould AZ Martin about tlat
Albert Spcyers recalled To explain certain matters,
but the testimony he was To explain was stricken out
Judge Barrett announced that owing To his cBgg nents
the case must ad0uncdto Tuesday. lie added that
his attention had been called to circumstance which ne
did not care lay before the public but was suiccnt
repeat his caution to the jury 10 DE careil
to avoid conversng with any one, or among themselves
about this case.
The court then adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01
CUSTOM-HOTSE fl IAAG4-..
EIGHTY-FOUR DIsMIssALs - APPRAISER DARLiNGs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGAINST EXAMINERS.

EIGHTY-FoUR DIsMIssALs - APPRAISER DARLiSGs
Observation-Disclosures AGAINST EXAMINERS.
The lists of the employees to be discharged
from the in accordance with the orders OF
Secretary Brstow made ont last evening" and tho
notices OF dismissal will be transmitted 10 the persons
interested to-day. Eighty-f0ur employees nave Dcoh
marked for removal. Collector Arthur stated That IN
making the selections he retained men who we're phys-
cay able 10 perform the necessary duty The hours OF
service had been doubled and it necessary 10 have
men, who in addition to the qualities OF intelligence and
integrity were strong enough to do the work
Stephen b. French who has been nominated to succeed
william A. Darling Appraiser OF the Port Is resident
OF sag IIarbor L. where he s engaged ia business He
has been long known In city, and has taken active
interest I'm the politics OF the State and especially In that
mart in which he lives. He has filled the position OF
treasurer OF tho County which lie resides and two
wears ago was defeated In election for Congressman
He ia strong partisan Of Roscoe Conking To whom lie
owes his nomination. If he is confirmed he VIII assume
the duties immediately.
Thc investigation into the administration OF affairs
NJ the Appraisers office has resulted IN the discharge of
three examiners one by the order of Appraiser Darling
and two by the direct order Of Secretary Bristow. re-
ceiyed Yesterday The examiners thus discharged arc
c. r. Rucho C. W. Meade and I. H. c,shnaL all OF TIE
Firth Division Tine s char s n Sanry ,s ds the
fact that Ruche discharged week ngo
H ApPra s5 Darling 1o0 their "I s value W"
not disposed 10 charge him with improper ihotves VIC
Appraiser held that the fact OF such proceeding was
sufficient for his removal the charge agans.
n Cnshman is not against Meade II Is asserted
that he passed quantity OF WOODEN soous s
which were subjected much loss rate OF duty. Tue
An raiser referred their cases 10 Washington declining
10 take action himself the ground That th.Te was mo
notice Yesterday through collector Arthur that Secretary
BrstOw had ordered the discharge OF certain num- "o"e
them Cushman aud Meade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01
EMBARRASSMENT or 4 SUGAR HOUSE.
THE GREER TURNER REFINING COMPANY WIND
ING UP us BUSINESS.

TIE GREER & TURNER REFINING COMPANY WIND
ING UP rs BUSINESS.
For several days past it has been reported in
financial circles that large sugar refining company vas
in trouble. Yesterday the house In question was an
nounced 10 be the Greer Turner Sugar Refining Com
pany at Wall and PeaTl-sts The Company was cstaD
lished several years ago AMI regarded as prosper
Gus concern. The head Of the hOuseMr Greer-retired
with fortune, aud Mr.. Turner died. Lately tho Com
pany has been DOSING money Since its establishment IA
Joint stock It has not been very prosperous,
and the greater number of the trustees have Withdrawn
Tho refinery at No lis KiDg-st., ia large snd well
adapted for refining purposes, but hardly Tor any Diner
The liabilities Of the Company are about si0o anu
IFS nominal capital 100000 The sum OF the liabilities
is well distributed. the largest amount due To any one
house being 10000. mortgage OF FJoOOo on tbr
Companys property To real estate dealer was recorded
a short time ago The Company in view Of these facts
has concluded TO anticipate indebtedness which WIZ
shortly mature and go into voluntary liquidation;
Dwight Townsend who is practically mo '. pany' SAID
Yesterday that the concern was yOl. arly indg UP
business on account OF the unrcmu tye condition OF
trade None OF It's paper had gone protest ma IL was
able to pay its debts. He aterwari t'' I."rFer thht
the proportion OF liabilities 10 the - WIS NOT
definitely known at present. lie Gem I'f tnaI
a mortgage OF 10000 ON the pro ' ~
was held by National bank Al u
employed in the refinery, Which 70
capacity Of about 800 barrels a or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01
LARGE FIRE IN NEW-ROCHELLE.

SIX BUILDINGS DEsTRoYrI, WITH Loss OF 10000.
An alarm of fire was given about 1:3O IL. III.
yesterday morning, Mt sew Rochelle. y. Y, by boy,
who suspected 10 be the incendary. Immediately
aftcrwafd flames issuing from unoccupied
building Mninst. about - feet west Of Centcrave
pile ~ combustbc material found blazing between
that and the adjoining house Tine nremen Of the village
PROMPTLY responded. and assisted 10y others from Mt.
Vernon succeeded In Xnguishing The names AFTER six
dlngs had been destroyed The thee hrst building,
burned Cadet Han. with smaller frame house
each side, owned by Victor Lukeit The loss on these
sl2.OOO. with Insurance for 5000. Ono of the
frame houses occupied by Mrs. Baxter aud her son
dry goods store aud dwelling. Most OF their stock
was saved In IA damaged condition. They bad an insu-
rance vi 800 Mr. Splrkrr, who had hired the other
house, suffered rinng loss on ew ARTICLES OF furniture
which he had placed III the building Besides Tue above
three frame stores and dwellings were destroyed TIE
property of tho Rev. Father Mclaughlin, pastor OF the
Roman Catholic church In the village, estimated 10 be
worth about $1,000. and upon which there was an IN
suTance Of - coo In the Royal Csnadsn Company An
other large frame building formerly known the Payil
ion Hotel. now owned and occupied by Mr.. lukcr,
caught fo three times aud was only saved DY inc per
ssteut Efforts Of the flrrmen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01

coursns certainly cannot conceive and were thefs ne
Of treating srch dincultie nan tne
the principles teach the reducing and depicting o. Tie
vital of the system when the indicssions cate
OF the one adopted Tor them
their would be deplorabe indeed But lady suferers
far successful plan OF treatment
you harmony with the laws and requirements OF
your system harsh, irritating causuc reatmen. anu
medicines will III You woald use rational
means should dictate TO every nte
LADY, embody the best inyig
Grating toncs and nervnes compounded with special refer
delicate system Such happy combination you
you win find in FAyoRIrE PREsCkPfoS when mas To-
highest praise from thousands OF your Those
ai gd sensations causing feel scarcely able
10 be on your flight OF stairs that continual
drain that sapping from system all your former elast
city aud driving the bloom from your cheeks that continual
strain upon vital forces That renders you irritable ana
freul-nay all be and subdued by perseyering
use remedy Irregularities and obstrucuons
proper working OF system relieved Dy tins D
safe means while periodical pains the existence OF which
is disease that should not be neg
lece readily yield 10 it, and It's use be Kept up o eso
BILE length time special OF these pains Is perina
neny Further light these sublects may be OBJ
tanned from "The Peoples Common sense Medcai Ad!ser.
which large TO the consideration OF
ali forms peculiar This work viii DO
pa address on receipt OF 81 d. ny FAVOR
ite Prescription is sold by druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01
THE REPUBLICANS OF MISSISSIPPI.

SENTIMENT OF TIE STATE CONVENTION DIVIDED
BETWEEN BBIsIOw. BLAINE, AND MORTON -
PINCuBACK EULoGIsEs NORTON
MEMPHIS, Tenn March 3l.-A special from
Jackson Miss, to The Araidnche says the Republican
state Convention adjourned at o'clock this morning.
Tho delegates appointed to the Cincinnati Convention
are unns,ruccd which is considered victory for the
Conservative Republicans. Among the delegates are
Mcssrs Anes, Alcorn. Bruce, and exioy. Powers The
del cation divided between MeSsrs Brstow, Blaine.
and Morton. tho majority being anti Morton PinchDack
spoke In the Convention. Dgzug senator Morton.
In the Colorod Mems Convention to-day To appoint
delegates to the National Convention OF Coored hcn n
resolution declaring that tho colored people south OF
Ma ,on and DiNonn line have corrupt leaders, and that
Ia, would not pledge their votes to any but
good men, was voted down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01
LATEST SHIP NEWS
For other shin He'cs see FVh Page.


steamship Neckar Ger) wihgerod Bremen March Is VIA
with mdSe and pass To Oecis q 20
Magnolia, Daggett SaHannan MaIch 90 Win
undsc and pass. VIM. X. Garrison. =, ,.-,-
BARK Flor NJ HurJut ot Richmond, Mel. Handy CAVES
Barr Francisco Belagamb Qta) Borzone Cork 50 days
In ballast. ,- A., ,r..,..o., c.r,aoa.
Feb 10 Via Norfolk March - with sugar -,
schr Mary - Lunt of Granada Dixon, san Bias 10 days
scbr label H. LYONS (of Philadelphia Hanck Porto ca
bollo March B. and Inagua 2lst with salt
Suh anos Bays Dickinson savannah days, with lull'
ber
SAILED.
Holland for London; Mas, Tor ROTTERDAM
Colon for Aspnwa ships British King lor LONDON Hood
foT-- brigs Michelina Cork Nellie Cnnor los Ma
lc,ra Virginia Pierro f. MerIynan for Kingston.
Jam schrs o. Pinkham for Aux cages; NJ NJ Rose t1r
Charleston. 49,
WIND-Sunset, light. W.. clear.
MEMORANDA
The bark Carlo (Aust GOlubOyIch from Galway when
arrived anchored Ia Gravesend Bay was lowed 10
the city this (3lstl =. M
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON 3l.-Saled 18th Inst. Favorita zOh INST
Gyusay Queen Hornet Asca 3lst Capt Peter Dah Is, u
iiavwar Winona Arrived March sth Liberia rhos Pope;
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senauto Midas doth at Falmouth Oieandei Ahuo'' o'o
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u,Iiy,x A. g. March STARVED, steamship Geo shat
u,k from st Pierre sailed, steamship George washington
far NAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01
THE STORY DENIED.

WASHINGTON. March 3l.-Gen. Babcock, Mr..
Luckey, and Mr. A. c. Bradley pronounce the state
ment Of the Detective Bell, given to-day before the
Committee on Expenditures in the War Department,
a. being a tissue of falsehoods from beginning to
end They dcnouncc Bell utterly unworthy of
belief and say taey have been aware for some time
that Bell has been trying to dispose of this same
story 10 any one who would become q purchaser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01
..v Ward, 10 Feeble aud Delicate Women.

BY r. " PIsRcE. NJ D. OF the Worlds DispensaIy Bunaio
ADVISER" &c. &c.
Knowing that YOU subject great amount OF suffering
% Jeicscy ON your strong iency proOng
and the longer the have to endure and
The more difficult becomes ply sician
Who daily consulted by scores Of your sex desire 10 say to
meeting with those who have been
aed for their ailments without being benefited
m The least until they perfectly discouraged and
mind take another dose OF
medicine tortured by further treatment They had
ssr A they They they worn out by sunern
and only By treatment OF any thng more as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01
A GREAT WHISKY TAX CONVICTION.

CHICAGO. March 31.-Pohlman and Rush
were found guilty by the jury in the United states Court
this morning four counts. These charge: First the
dstaton OF gallons OF spirits with Intent to
defaud the United states out OF the tax second ana
third the removal of spirits which the tax had not
been paid to 9th warehouses than provided by law
fourth that thoy engaged In conspiracy To put Oh inc
market 10000 proof gallons OF spirits without paying
tax Under the second and third counts the ma
penalty would be $4,000 fine and ten years
mcnt Mr. storrs entered motion Tor new trial. BAL
was liked at $4,000 each