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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
NJ. v..u., mr Conrress.

Bss BusSlsr for Congrsss.
LOWELL. September i3.-The Repubii'
can Congressional Convention this morn
ing nominated Ben. Butler Tor tho TIN
District.
The International sheetinE Hatch.
CmcAo. September is.-The creodmoor
International ride match began at tho 700
yard range this morning. Boyd OF the
Scotch team leading Oh with . buirs-efo
for the frst Ave shots Of each team. The
Scotch team made 40 and tho Americans
ia, the Australian ia, the Irish 1877. and
the Canadian iG7. II will DO possible for .
team 70 make . total Of 1900 each day.
The trophy 10 TO be shot for Zach subse-
quent year upon tho same terms. In The
country Of the team holding IL. at such
time and place a. the team shall decide
upon. The total scores arc: Americans
$50; Irish. SIS ; Scotch. SIS Australians'
6Si /; Canadians. Sal.
CREEpNooR, L. l., September l3.-Tho
total scores In the 900 yard range are-
Scotch, 52s Australians. 62i Irish. 52ii
Americans. SIS Canadians. 470.
CnErpxoRE. September 19.-s p. H.
In the shooting at the 1000 yards the
first Ave shots gave the Americans 1877.
tho Irish 100. the Scotch ia. tho Austral-
ians ISL and the Canadians l49. This 10 .
gain Of Ave shots for tho Scotch Of the
1000 yards. making the total score for
tho Scotch TO this time equal 10 that OF the
Americans. There 10 great excitement,
and betting 10 even between the leading
teams.
The Railroad War In che East.
NEW York. Sept. i3.-It Is reported that
arrangements have been made by which
all differences between the Western roads
have been settled anil the earnings pooled.
The movement il construed 10 be- the be-
ginning Of tho end Of the railroad war.
A Three Days' international Rins
Match.
WASHINGTON. September l3.-Arrange-
ments have been made with tho Scotch,
Irish. Australian, Canadian, and Ameri-
can rifle teams. for o three days match at
Benning's Station on tho 2Gth, 2Sth and
30th instant.
A DemoerHsic sherin nays Tweed 10
Peor MAN."
NEW YoRK. September is.-Thc Sheriff
to-day returned the execution on Tweed
for the $1,000, 900 Judgment wholly un-
satisfied. being unable TO lind any prop
erty IN which to make q levy.
New York Democrats Have Oct .
Man 20 be Beaten NJ Last.
SARATOGA. September is.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention met to-day and
nominated Lucius Robinson by acclaina-
ton for Governor. The Convention then
adjourned Sine die.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Eastern war and Bulgarian
Atrocities.

The Eastern war and Bulgarian
Atrocities.
CoSsrASrIsoPLE, September i3.-Fif-
teen Turkish officers implicated In the
Bulgarian atrocities at Rcdcies have been
sent here under guard. They are the
leaders indicated in the report Of Blaeque-
hey, who has been investigating ut Rooe-
lies. II IL said that the Blacque Bey's re-
port will be suppressed.
LONDON. September lathe Fost con.
spicuously invites attention 10 these ar
rests As evidence that the Porto 10 taking
eflectual measures TO show Its adherence
TO the unauthorized and deplorable acts In
Bulgaria.
LONDON. September i3.-A special says
the Porte has resolved 10 refuse an arms.
tice, but declares his readiness 10 discuss
terms Of peace.
Dsrby's speech on the Eastern Ques.
tion.
LONDON. September 13.-Derby's spcech
replying to the addresses Of populations
that waited on him on Monday on the
Eeastern Question appears satisfactory 70
the press and public agitation about tho
Governments position on this question.
A Disturbance I'm Amsterdam.
AMSTERDAM. September ia serious
disturbance occurred last night because
the Government suppressed q fair. Tho
troops were called out and ono person was
killed and fourteen wounded. A large re-
enforcement Of troops has arrived.
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rHE sAasrrELD GUARD.

To most people Of sound judgment hero
In Gold Hill tho recent target shooting
victory Of our local military company. tho
sanneld Guard. was no matter OF partic-
ular surprise. Although well drilled and
differed they have never paid much aiten-
ton TO excelling In target Workmanship.
being generally contented 10 do nearly %
good shooting ~ either Of their we'll
skilled competitors Of the various
military companies Of Virginia City.
This time however. they concluded
10 shoot more at the center Of the
target. and they did 90, a. the extrsor-
binary score they made most amply At
tests. Tho company ID made up OF hard
working men. miners, mechanics. etc..
who have but little time To practice and
perfect themselves in target shooting. but
. nice little "team" Of sharp-shooters
could 10 selected from their ranks which
might do as good shooting a. any similar
team ON the Comstock. Tho ~Sarsnelds,
however. are willing tn moiestly stand
back and Let the other companies goahead.
But In case any outside company should
See ft 10 challenge and beat either OF the
Virginia companies. the Sarsiolds stand
really 10 Immediately challenge and beat
tho ~victors.
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MEAxxrss AND CnuKLrr REWARDED


MEAxxEss AND CRUELTY REwARpxp.-
Yesterday In tho District Court David
| Spear was convicted Of malicious mischief.
He was accused Of driving spikes through
the paling separating his premises from
those Of William Mooney, the d street liv-
cry man. by which the ~lstter's horses were
injured. This morning Judge Rising sen
fenced Spear to pay = fine Of $500.
LAST evening. about G O'Clock. Gold Hill
and Virginia we're favored with . brisk
shower. II only lasted for about . minute
and did not even lay the dust. A good
drenching would be acceptable Just now.
Both towns need to have their faces
washed.
BILLY CRAppocx. the butcher who had .
fight with Mr.. Brophy. In Virginia. night
before last. over . row between the dogs Of
the respective parties. was discharged yes
terday by Judge Knox. IL being proved that
he acted in self defence. Drophy was re-
leased on $i5 bail.
vIRoISrASs who stay out late at night
want more lamps put on c street In the
vicinity Of the Chollar Office. II IL a.
dark a. . VOLTS mouth in that neighbor-
hood when there Ia no moon and pootpads
have every chance TO successfully ply their
profession.
A GoLp Hill Democrat considers 1t
providential that the Presidential election
takes place In the month Of November.
He says that II enables him Ia get warm
clothes and n ton Of coal just in time for
Winter.
AsEAL LOST W. J. Graham advertises
that ON the i0th,instant he lost q quartz
watch seal between Gold Hill and Silver
City. Tho finder will receive . liberal re-
ward by leaving the seal at Jones' drug
store.
KSioHrs COMMANDERS .-There will he q
regular meeting Of Lincoln Commandery.
No. I. knights Commanders. this evening
at Z o'clock. In Odd Fellows Hall. So
journing knights are invited to attend.
The stage OF National Guard Hall. vir-
GINA. IL being widened and deepened In
preparation for Misc Rose Eytinge's re-
turn. A good artist Is Mt work painting .
full set OF scenery.
TuK Virginia Board Of Police CON-
missioners will meet again tonight, and
Il Ia expected the several stars will be torn
from unwilling bosons.
DAS De QuiLLE Is canvassing for his
book In Virginia and Is meeting with great
success. He takes from fifty 10 one hun
dred orders daily.
ScArroLpISos have been erected and
workmen are engaged In taking down the
brick IL the tower Of the Virginia Cath
Ollie Church.
Tux now survey oi Virginia which has
been In progress somo two months, IL sx-
pected to be completed by tho LIST Of
November.
FLIES are farer now In restaurant pie
than for tho past few months. This 10 an
infallibls sign that Winter 10 creeping
nearer.
The regular monthly meeting Of Liberty
Engine Company No. I will DO held this
evening at tho engine.honse. at 7:S0
o'clock.
.Os Saturday next tho Mexicaus living on
tho Comstock will celebrate the sixty
sixth anniversary Of Mexican independ-
encc.
WILLS. FARGO 4 Co. night before last
shipped 81, trade dollars from Virginia
10 San Francisco.
COLONEL JAMES q. FAN Is driving
around the streets Of Virginia again and 10
A busy AZ ever.
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Inssees Males.
Ban fHaScrsoo. sept. is-s p. N.

Ban Francisco, sept. 1857 ?. NJ.
J~ustice-20 bid. 10 sold.
Ophir-59h bid.
Justice-20h bid.
Alpha-47s asked.
Justice-20s bid.
California-6is sold.
Yellow Jackets asked.
CAliforniA-G2 sold.
Justics-20h sold.
Mexican ssh bid. 35S asked.
Justice-20S sold.
Prsspect-2t bid.
J~usuce-20S bid. 30 hAsked.
Lady Brysn-45c bid.
Justice-20h bid. 20h sold.
Northern Bello-2t bid.
Justice-20S bid. 20s sold.
Justice-20h sold.
Yellow Jscket-27h bid. - asked.
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Arrivals shis nsrsiss.
IDspars.rss I..ss Evssi.s.

,fran Bros AbouI.-Night before last an
a,,emp. was male TO burn the stables OF
The Union Mill and Mining Company on
The Divide. One Of the men employed At
the plsce Yesterday morning found q lot OF
half burned matches and a quantity OF
pitch pine In an old maneer. Too many
matches baked the i~ncendisry's purpose.
The sulphur. no doubt. smothered the
flames.
TIE onPmaS's F,rr.-Judgs Rising has
ordered tina, Pauline Harmon. an orphan
be sent to the State Orphans Home. The
application was made by Mrs. May motifs,
Who has cared for the child since the death
Of her mother In Virginia. In June 1879.
The girls father died In New York three
years ago. Mrs. Morris ID no longer able
10 support and educate Pauline
A < created . sensation yesterday at
the corner Of sutton avenue and Q street.
virginia. BY suddenly dropping down and
rolling about in the dust In = lively man
ner. A bunch Of matches had taken hre
IN HE pocket and set fire 10 his clothing.
Tho isvei-headed miner preferred people
70 D he had . 10 rather thah make =
bonfire Of himself.
Assrssxrsrs.-T Tho following new as
,cssmenss can 30 found officially pub
lished In the advertising columns Of the
Nrvs to-day: Julia lold shares, - per
uhare: Julia Consolidated. ~ per shAie
West Comstcck. IS cents per share; anu
Low Range Ledge Mining Company. All OF
which will bsdelinquent ON the ieth dAy
VI October next.
Ar 2 o'clock this afternoon Main street
"a. couver,ed into . race course by a
riderlss. saddle horse which tore down
the thoroughfAre at . terrific sp.sd. Sat
tsring pedestrians In every aireet,on.
The animal was pointing Tor siiv.I w" ~
Last seen. His owner viii PefhsI. w
thas horss hereafter when he se~ On MS
back.
ALAsox buikhead 10 being put up between
ths railroad track and the Hale and Nor
cross dump. % a. 10 allow the ieveiins
down Of the dump for the now sid,-'ra
laid. the whole will be timbered up strong,
iv And become = tunnel N the debris oil
the MIND accumulaies.
NEv MrNIxo IScoaronArioS.-The TAI
lahasses Mining Company was ineorPor-
..ed dav before Yesterday with S5,0oo,0oo
-csnltsl 10 mine In the State OF Nevada.
Dirsctor-w. n. Stewart. NJ. kirkpai-
rick. w. W. Roote. \. Heydenfeldt, Ia.
Lsavitt and A. W. Ross.
PINE OrPoHrrSfrr.-Any ono with =
-~.crhls amount OF capital can find .
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rRoN II. FELLows. N. D.. or HILL, N.

From II. FELLOWS, NJ. D.. oY HILL, n.
H.-Althoush have generally a great OBJ
lection to patent medicines. I can but say
In justice to DIR. wistar's Balsam Of wild
Cherry that u Is a remedy Of superior
value for pulmonary diseases. I have
made use OF this preparation for years.
and II has proved to be very reliable and
eficacious in the treatment Of severe and
long-standing coughs. ! know Of one pa
tent. nov in comfortable health. who has
taken this remedy. and who but for Id
use. I consider. would not now be living.
X. PILLOWS, N. d,
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A s~uppocArINa couom.

10 . letter to Mrs. Isle, Of Chicago, . vel
known contributor TO the Western press, she
asefibss the cure ofA dangerous cough. accom-
panied By bleeding ut the lungs, TO Hale,
Honey Of Horehound and Tar. my cough
but the Honey Of Horehound and Tar has
removed every trace OF H." The letter was "a
Q LADY friend In this city. who has placed u Al
the disposal Of O. N. Crittenton. Z Sixth ave
nue. fike's Toothaehc Drops cure In one
minuto
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
ORION. xAYEs.s WILL.
The Property Of she Deceased Ne
qusathed - Rsiativss-Oid Sam
Wagner Nes FsggOsseu.

The will Of the late Coroner Mayer has
been filed for probate. The tes,ator be-
qucaths to his wife the house and lot at s.
South c street, Virginia. occupied BY him
as a residence. and where he carried on
the business Of a barber. To his brother.
Leo Mayer. he leaves his interest In tho
barber shop and directs his wife 10 lease
the same 10 him at cheap rent. and In
preference 90 all other persons. OF Si0.0 900
due upon paid-up life Insurance policies,
$1,000 Is bequeathed 10 Henrietta. sister
81 the deceased: 10 his brother. Henry
Mayer. 81. 200 +: 10 his brother Leo. 81 200;
to his sister-in-law. ratta Brisacher.
81 900. and To his wife 5000. and also
all his stock in the Masonic Building As
ISOLATION. lie appoints Alexander Brisa-
cher and Thomas ". Adams his executors.
without bonds. Mr.. Adams has notified
the District Court that lac declines the
trust In favor u Mr.. Brisacher. Judge
Rising has appointed Saturday. the 23d in
slant. a. the day for hearing Mr.. Bris-
aeher's application for the admission Of
tho will to probate. AL persons inter-
ssted In the estate will then appear. W.
G. Love has been appointed attorney for
the absent heirs living out IL the county.
to-wit: Max Mayer. Frederick Mayer. ID.
Mayer and Mrs. A. Mayer. Mr.. Mayer
made his will two days before death. and
his signature shows that no WAS very
feeble al the time. Some VI his relatives
express surprise that his mother. an old
lady over sixty years OF age. living In
Germany. was not remembered. Tho do
1900 = Ill
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q. y. CLARK, d. d. ~,
pGNTIsT LATE OF cHicAoo,,
Ne. 10 ".a'A . g ;ss'''' v''s'-'".
A CARD,

To all who are suffering from the errors and
i~ndiscrtions' of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss of manhood. etc. will stnd
Q recipe that will cure you. FREQ OF charge.
This great remedy Was discovered by Q mls.
sionary In south America. Send . self.ad.
dressed envelopes 10 the Rev: Joseph 7. lnman,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13

LYos's KArHARioS makes beautiful,
glossy. luIuriant hair !; prevents its falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years, Ia charmingly perfumed,
And has no rival.
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~K IlRRKi

II 10 worth knowing that FURNITURE
BEDDING. CARPETS. LouNoRs. SPRING
MATrRRSsKs, and many other things, can BE-
bought of n. W. GRANT. 0old nin tabove the
NExs ofics), at - rras. unable RATES ~ 81 any
houss In the Stats; and his goods are Just What
they are represented TO be. IAN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13

A boon domestic sulphur bath can be In.
stantly prepared hy taking . cake OF Glsnp's
Sulphur Soap into the bath tab Such m 81.
psdiept will, 10 uss q slang phrase, +" hnock the
spots on" any victim Of cutaneous blsmishes.
Rold e~vsrvuhafa.
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REPORr.
iHsro.rsD pAnr ~ a r. xsArrss = co..
saa Francisco Beard.

saa Fraaeisee Beard.
LAT xvxsiso.
TOO Meadow Valley. SIZE. voc. sc
$40 Eureka Con. i3k, ifs. y,
21s Jackson. sk,t
% Aips. Isc
las B~iuont. ~
IL X X Con..S
i00 Ola. Tsc
lio Northern Belle. ssS. -. - BIO. "a.
40 General rhomAs, !, ~
IS Hussey, TOc
30 Manhattan. II. is&
so South Bsrceiona.i
80 Modoc. ma
$50 New coso. ~
100 Mansneld. 9S
3n Golden Chariot. =. q.
$50 fooman. save. s1Se. GO
11e Ophif. SEN. 9h. t9is
2S5 Fellow Jacket. ~
57s California. 90
i0o:0 imperial. s b9o. az
% 0ouh q Curry. i5N. iss, i5k
7ts Msxican, So. s3s
leo Hale q Norcco<A. iis
$50 Con. virginia. 81. IS. Gs
ISIS Justice. nk. az
IS Alpha. II, s1k
ITO Buiiion, AN. AKA
Scrown fcini, ios.p
TINS MOANING.
" ophir. sss, s9x. 50. sox bs
iseo Mexican. 35s. 33'.. ~
iso Gould 4 Garry. isA. i3's
10 Bs<t 4 Belcher. a.
40 California. cok. on. 81. tis.es
2oO savAge. 2os. 90S
80 Con. Virgins. -. ak
vs. Hale a Norcro-s ifs, nk
ieo crosn Point. &c: 10Y no., ios
no Ysilos Jsehet. nv. NJ. IN,
3sab Imperial. AZ. ~ .tIso. tsi.tss
ass Alpha. Az. an
Is Kentnek, t2A
las Belcher, an. IL.
eco rierra Nevada. u
los CtAh. %. ~. AN
,iS .sss.sass. is. ,s.. IS.
us Ovsnman. 70
zoos Justice. nv. n. sis. az.
TO Union Con. it's, hs
$50 Lady bryan. t,S
10 Julia. 6t.T
$50 C~Alsdonia, N
IS silver iiiil. es.s
~ B~altimore. AZ
90 Phil shsrliAn.
10 New York. Isc. TOO
100 American Fiat.
100 Kossnth. I. ec
40 North Carson, DC
100 Andes, ~
10 L~visihan. SOC
100 Prospect. ~, az
10 Nortn C,s. Virginia. MI.
leo Trojan, saSc. s5c
30 West Beiehsr, ~
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HAoAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion. removes freekles,
tan and sallovness; makes The skin soft,
white and delicate. Its application can
not Be detected.
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THE OUTLOOK.

Owing TO the universal stringcncy and
dull times for the last few months. the
people generally practice economy In their
purchases In all branches Of trade. The
clothing business has felt the pressure
with the rest. Considering the situation,
va feel gratihed that u business has
held ia own beyond our expectations. Al
though the hard times are not yet past,
We feel that reaction will come, and that
PEOPLE MILL NAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this. we arc laying In
q large and well-selected stock OF custom
made clothing for men and boys. furnish
goods. boots. shoes. hats. trunks, valises,
blankets. etc., and in purchasing tTf a"
rye % he mails eAasce = namely: buying
cheap-for we know that we must sell low
10 meet the depleted purses OF the com
munity. and we can and will do II. Come
and see II We don't.
R%EISsrEIS 4 woLr.
Leading Clothicrs. Gold Hill.
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pEouLAs NKIrNos. EVERY wrpsrs
DAY EVENING. ., h.if.p.s, : O'Clock.

By resolution Of the Club. only those Who
have slgued the pledge Of the Club are entitled
70 vote 81 the primaries OF the second ward.
Saloon, opposits the Petalums Mil, at A.
Fo1's Union teaiss. q h1key 4 MeCarty's
Baltic Switch Saloon. and with the secretsry
OF ne Club. All Republicans Of the second
Ward are cordially invited 70 sign the plsdes
c. srRvENBoN. President.
VIZ. y. oRAy. Sserptary. sell o.
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pAI.AcR EATING STAND.

PAI.NCK YIN HTANU.
Everybody should know that Ct TOMMY
HErrRuN's famous Eating stand. In Tinhsl
4 ShepNrd's Palace saloon Virginia City. theJ
can always md . good square meal OF the very
clans, Holsters and other sheil.nsh, and game,
In their proper season. Call and Try the Palace
Eating Btand when you are hungry. Nm
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"rHR YOUNG MAN's POCK KIT COM.
PANIONw

10 the title given TO . smsii book soon 10 be
published By DR.. H.. WAGNER. providing
ums. All Who wish . copy are requested 70
cali Of No. 3 south q street. Virginia CITY. and
test the merits Of the rvmedies before sub
seribing for the I'M II 10 . disest on vene-
raal disAasea. m
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GOOD NRws

Tue people will be glad to hear that the Blue
Gallery will stay 10 Gold III, one week longer
su71 ~ J.. q. KEMP.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
NEWs.

.,.c..L TO tn. SOLD nrlL DAILY xzvs
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WESTERN DISPATCHES


srsc.At TO rus SOLE ELL DAILY rrw,.
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Al. Miners. Union Hall, commencing 81 $50
O'Clock. This meeting 10 called for the pur.
pose Of ORR fatlon and the nomination Of
candidates 20 Be voted for u the coming pri
msU election for delegates 10 tbs County Con.
vention ; also for the transaction OF sub other
b~oslness = may be l~esitimatrly brought belorv
s.ii,S ". d. G. aIpaoN. pr.,idsn,.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
THE TENNESSEE MINING SUITS.

EXPLANATION OF TIE CHARGES AGAINST THE
OFFICERS OF THE UNION CONSOLIDATED MINING
CoMPANY-A SUIT AND CoUSfER-sUIr.
There was published in THE TRIBUSE on
March II the synopsis OF the complaint IN suit brought
about six before in the Supreme Court IN this city
by the Union Consolidated Mining Company OF Tenncs-
see against j. T. Raht its late Superintendent Charles
Rabt its former Secretary and John Thomas until last
November its President. The publication attracted much
attention on OF the large amount claimed to have
been frauduently converted by the defendants.
There has been a decision rendered In the case this
week by Judge Lawrence dissolying the Injunction tenn
porarly granted affidavit against the defendants.
The defendants, Charles Raht and John Thomas deny
under oath, positively and absolutely, every allegation
made against them. The other defendant j. L. aht,
who resides In Tennessee has not put in any appearance
in this suit having been served with process The
latter defendant. while the C0mpanys agont and super
tendent made It is stated, large money advances to
the Company, for which lac obtained for security by
resolution OF the directors, lien on all the
Company's personal property at the mines, consisting
OF ores copper fuel hand, machinery etc. Last sum
mer he demanded payment Of the loans or additional
seeurity aud neither forthcoming began in september
suit In Tennessee and obtained attachment upon the
Companys real estate. In answering his complaint thd
latter brought cross suit for 0o0 making then for
the first time the identical charges now repeated against
him in the NewYork complaint. In Tennessee the Com
pany reploved its property by giving security Tor
Sil4 900, the amount Of the mortgage debt.
From the comments OF the East Tennessee papers on
the late dispatches OF the Associated Press which gave
an account the NewYork suit 1t would appear that
the charges made by the Company find credence
where the circumstances of tho management and Of the
suits are known. The Knorrltt Press and Herald Of
March 10 remarks:
Ii Is probable that I'm bringing this action for such
absurdly large amount, ltte game OF bluf Ia being
paycd. Tue high character OF Capt. Rant and his
ought to preclude the idea that, in their
ageent OF the and business of the Company any
ATTEMPT TO defraud entertained by them
The Knorriils ChronieIe Of the date speaking
the subject says:
IL looks little suspicious that such thing should get
into the Press dispatches long after IT had been com
meuced We know nothing OF the merits OF the but
Cart Raht certainly entitled to tue privilege OF hear
ng i'm the before the discussed a length IN
INC the medium OF Associated Press
Itch