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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-06
CARSON ITEMS.

Tho following items Of interestarc taken
from this mornings Appeal
Rain 10 greatly needed. The hot season
everywhere leaves people p~rostrated, and
the early autumn months bring . harvest
70 the doctors. These dry. burning dsys,
and cool, chilling nights repeat themselves
In the fever and ague and intermittent
fsbrile attacks which are 90 frequently
observed on all hands. They who get sick
and Il difficult TO rally. Tho drouth IL
verifying; there IL . principle Of nervous
irriabllity in the air; and Ill nature needs
. change.
The Corbett Brothsrs' block Il reosivinR
the first spade turning prspsratory 70 the
building Of the Foundations Of ths new
brick block which 10 to b constructed
there. The contract for the erection Of
the building has bean let, The work 70 b
finished BY the 18th Of December.
The gun firing at Empire last nighs
could be heard with perfect ~distinctnsss
har.
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SUMMONS


TN TIE OUR OF TIKI fthHr
Judicial District 81 the state ~ Nevada, Lon
and for the county ~ kiorcy.
RLIZABETil BAGGOIT, plainiin, yersus
THOuA A. HAUOOTr, Defendant.
Action Brought IN the District Court of the
r,aS, Ina,sisl II,trict Of he state of Nsy.ds.
u, .nd IN An, eounty Of storey. and The com
plAiht nra, 49,, s"~n,y," .' 49, e.. 49,
cIsIk ,s,n WV"
The State Of Ne.ads rends rIeeilna homas
A.. Bagyoit defendant; iou are h.f'bi required
20 appear " an seton brought agAin.t ,on W
the abYsenamei p,alnlln. ~ The distinct court
VI the First JaolS'al District Of STATE OF
NevSia, IN AMI iof me eona'y ~ N'o..y, ma
,.v.. \ ,siu,Iye OF he day Of rsnIc., after the
80. AN va, Al mi. sumpo ans. Al :. rytd In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-06
TWEED AM rrLDES.

The great New York thief Boss Tweed
has been arrested somewhere In Spain and
IL now ON his way to the scene Of his ras-
~calities in . Government war vessel de-
tailed for his accommodation. From him
the Republican Managers expect state
ments that will reflect On the honor and
honesty of Governor Ttlden. We have no
doubt that Boss Tweed will give them all
thew sssk for. Tilden broke mp the Tweed
ring and sent the Boss IN the State Prison.
II d 4 rare thing for q thief 10 entertain
feeling Of friendship for The man Who
brought him 70 justice. We have heard u
ssiS that the man Who will lie will steal.
Possibiy there may b some exceptions 10
his rule. bat We are inclined TO believe
hat the fellow Who viii steal and 10 . con-
yicted thief will lie like . thief. II Tweed
doe not tel Q tissus Of fAlsshoods Of the
blsekest character about Tildsn II will be
b>csuss the promise Of an unconditional
pardon BY the President will not enable
him W coin them. He will begin To lie
the moment one Of Chandlsr's agents can
reach him. and he will lie until shutdown
Of election day.-0aktaad Ers"i~g De~o-
eraf."
There are but two comments to make
TO the above. Boss Tweed Was q thief.
and 10 . thief. He was and is-a Dem-
oerui; q friend and opal" Of Sam TIL
dsn's. He nsvsr vss sent to the Staiss
Prison. but simply TO the P~snitsntiary
d Blsckvsli's Island. This fact shows
hov veil informed our contemporary Is
regarding the frauds Of the New York
Tanmany thieves who four years ago
ruled the Empire State. and Who to-day
rule the metropolitan city.
The second comment 10 that President
Grant has NO power to pardon Tweed.
We ar, sorry to b forced to expose the Is.
norancs OF our Democratic contsmpors-
~; but the interests Of Justice demand 1t.
The only man who . pardon Boss
Tweed il Samuel ]. Tildsu, Governor OF
New York. The attempt Of the above
extract to give the imprsssiou that the
National Government 10 trying to make
Of Tweed . political document against
Tildsn betrays either the stupid isno-
rance Of the editor Who psnnsd the
iinss. or conviction on his part that his
rssdsn are all fools. A conviction OF
this kind would not Be- far away from
the truth. Believing as We do that the
readers Of the NEws are not fools. We do
not insult thsm by telling what every
American citizen Of ordinary inislligsnes
knows. that the President Of the United
States cannot pardon . man convicted
Of crimes In the State Court In New
York.
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.TELEGRAPHIC
EAarERN n.

Fear. Of aa Isaiaa Outbreak fs
Colorado.
LRAvxxwolrH. Kansas, October 5.-Re-
ports received here indicate that there are
fears Of q general uprising among the Ute
Indians In Colorado. a. the warriors Of that
tribe have been for some time In . doubt
full attitude, and some fear Of IN outbreak
has been felt In New MEXICO. The Indians
OF that section have made several warlikc
demonstrations. and have collided with
United States troops moro than once.
Prom information received from New
Mexico Il IL extremely probable that the
red dsvils will indulge In . general insur-
rsction y soon Al opportunity oders, ss
they arc without doubt n Of the most
t~rescherous tribes on the continent. sher-
IN IL. Giles. Of La Platte County. tslegraphs
from Parrot City 10 Governor Routh ask-
ing for assistance. saying that the Utes
number fully 1000 and are about TO make
q raid. Colonel Hatch. commanding IN
the New Mexico District. also autographed
70 Governor Routh from Santa Fe, saying
that, II authorized. he would issue arms TO
the eitixsns, a. the inhabitants OF La
Platte, Los Animas and Parrot City were
afraid Of an immediate outbreak. Gov
ernor Routh telegraphed to General Pope
at Fort Leavenworth. informing him Of
the state Of Affairs and asking him 70 9
thcrixe Colonel Hatch 10 issue arms to the
citizens, buS received . reply 10 the eject
| thai only the President could authorize
| him 70 do 30. General Pope, however.
stated that Colonel Hatch had enough
| troops at forts Union, wingats and Gar
land 10 suppress an outbreak. should any
occur. This Ii tho way the matter stands
Of present.
The 0sspria Eieettsa.
AUGUSTA. October 5.-The Democratic
| ticket IL elected In this county by i.l0c
majority. The Legislative ticket was re-
| duced 10 700 majority by an independent
ticket.
Macon, October 5.-Ths election wa
| auiet everywhere. The vote was small but
largely Democratic. The Republican,
made no eight In most Of the counties. Ell.
sept for Governor. No disturbance 10 re-
| ported anywhere. A more peaceful election
was never held In this State.
CoLrnbus. October 5.-Muscogee county
gives Colquitt, Dem.. w; Noreross. hep.,
sos. For State senator, Cady. Dem, nc
opposition, Sss. Representatives, oaius'
Dem. no opposition. 81; Moses. DEM
no opposition. 62S.
CHirrAHoocHrr. October 6.-colquitt,
DEM. 800 majority. Representative,
| Woodbridge. DEM. $50 majority.
AUGUSTA. October 5.--Returns received
show Colquitt. DEM. elected Governor By
5000 majority. There wA virtually nc
opposition. The Legislature 10 over
whslmingly Democratic.
CoLuNBus. Ca. October 5.-Al Tho
counties In Mis- section have been heard
from. OniciAl figures cannot be given,
General Colquitt. Dem. for Governor. In
proportion 10 the vote cast. has the largest
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-06

Nxw PArKSn-Throueh Dewey 4 Co.,
Patent Agents. San Franciseo. Ne 70
ceivs the folie wing advance list Of U. 3.
Patents. granted to Pacific Coast invsn'
tors. viz: Csasius u. Richmond. San
Francisco. dental plueRers; william O.
Carleton. Boise City. Idaho Territory.
axe sets aud gauges: William Phillips.
Collar. California. saw.miil head-bloeks;
Andrew s. Hallidie. San Francisco; rail.
ways: John d. Morrow. San Francisco
water motors: William L. l.. Pierce,
San Francisco. trusaes; Thomas homp'
son and Thornton Thompson. Bar
Francisco. (rs-issue) vault cover.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-06
VOTE CITIZENS vorK WITH CARE,

The following was written for Nc By Tommy
Of Gold MN. Tommy 10 IN English
citissn with . predomiaatins strrah
Of American:
The ball 10 fairly rolling.
10 citizens prspsrs
To css' your votrs for IN honest man,
To sit In the Prssidsnt's chair.
II you iistsn 70 me. shortly
The Nance ] will declare.
or the candidate. that want TO oil
The Presidential chair.
Vote, citizens, vote With care
yots for an hope.t man to'nii
The Presidential chair.
The fret 10 sammy Tilden.
A De.noeratic lswysir.
Who wahts to NJ his careaise
In the Presidential chair.
New. Sammy, wss Q memoer
or that ring Of thieves whs dare
To rob the city of New York,
And leave its treasury bare.
10 vote. citizens. vote with care.
Never put . thief
In tho Presidential chair.
The nrst chief thing thu, sammy did,
He ran tor aoyerpair
49, lasssS ~ ali n. sSsI,
49, s,..S. mr. h.ra,s ron
WIN . so,e. ma = trnmnes.. hisre
NJ, IN m. p,s.,A.n ehsis
IN vo,s -e,,,.sn.. vo,s with car.
49,. nnt ! No., n.
~. ~. ltS.n,,si ch.,,
I'm, ,,,.ns. ana s.i,ow.ei,i,so.
~ ss%ny nav. esys
ones ns se,s MN w. 'ss''
49, 49, M. s,,.ca.
hnS shovsd ~ .rsti,nds' M han
$3.50. ,.n On ...s Al, M,
II w.. sIoass him IN ~ In tbs ehslr.
M ,o,. c,,,.s,s vots with cara
.r,,Ss, 4. 80 AZ IN A.,
INA ~ ssns.r
49,
r,ou.. u.,a,,eh.. nj Indiana
wou'u IN .,ne VIC .,es,uenss ensi''
pu.ns.ss .okuv
soss, n.no, ,s,ic ssna,a.,..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-06

W. D. GaIsxoID II Democrat and =
railroad man. He Was President OF the
T.rrs HAuts. Alton and st. Louis Rail-
road-one Of the institutions that Tildsn
wrecked. Boiled down. this 10 what he
says Of Tiiden: "His life 10 . tissue Of
,hievins enterprises, and the hall OF his
v~iilainiss have not BEEN discovered"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-06

MoSrAs. men in tn. Black Hills have
voted down the proposition to organize
a government in Deadwood City. and
have passed resolutions DECLARING hang.
iug the penalty foe wrong doing. and
Judge Lyneh's court the only on. to b.
reeosniz d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-06

Mall services have been commences
on about seven hundred routss. which
were let under regular advertisements
on the sist Of July last. thus completing
The entire system Of mail transportation
IN every State and Territory Of the
United Stats.L
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-06
O NOTICES.
ELECTION NOTICE.

TN PURSUANCE up AN ORDER or Tux
i Board OF County Conmissloners Of Storey
county, male and entered In the minutes VI
aid Hoard October .. lssG. notice IL herrby
siv.n that on the FIRST TUESDAY, the
SEVENTH DAY. OP NOVEMBER nett. At
the following. named places. ~ Wit:
Al Todd A wai.on's store. Virginia
AZ the Couitroo u % Justices court, Town.
ship No. q. Virginia
Al the city Hall. y street; vire,nlai
Al the Engine houss Of Fir Company No.0
Al The ympIrs State Mnl. Yioxcry Precinct;
Al ihs Engine. house 81 yellow Jaeket rN
Company. No. I. Gold Inl;
Al the House OF Lineoln iIo,e Company. No. :.
Al AIa.riean VA, sehoslhoa.e. American Plat,
An Election will be held fer
Three Prrsid. n,isi Electors.
One Judge Of thu supreme cpnrt.
One kember % Congress.
Two Stale senaiors.
Fourteen Ar'einblymen,
sheriff,
County Clerk.
County Treasurer.
County Assessor.
County Recor ~.
District Attorney.
Public Administrator.
ttautl N"pttlhthh'ht ~ ihhlf iu-TuftNnu,
COUNTY, Surveyor.
Three County Commissioners two long term
and onc short term,
one Juslice of the Peace for Township No. ..
vifpinla,
On. ln.iier OF the pe.oe for Township So.9.
virginia.
ons Ju.liee Of the Pea. e for Town'bip No. ..
Gold III L.
tine Constable for Township No. .. Virginia.
One Constable for Township No. ,. viTin,a,..
One Constable for Township No. J, Gold It'll.
Five school Trustees for NiryiniA School Die.
trict two long term and three rhoit termb,
Five Nehool Trustee, for 8old It'll School DIE.
trct tive long term and three short te'na).
which election shsil be- open~i not later thar
\ O'Clock a. n aud shall e~on'inne until g o'clofk
y. n. ~ the same day. and notice IL hereby
further giv.n that the ballots 10 bs u-ed II said
election shall conform In color. ,izs ADD tex.
trre with the description Get forth bsrvin. %
vii: sits of ballet shall be- four inches In width
ny twelve inches In l.bsih, Of hfty sir poui Il
n. and q. white book.psper.
By order of thu hoard.
Affect: W. a. THOMPSON. Clefh.
ny q. u. SESSIONS. Deputy Clerk. oct iw
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SETTLE Up FORTHWITH.

M PR,NKENHEfuRR HAVING nHTrnED
ILL., from bushes on sreount Of 90 health,
and being about 20 have Gold Hill, calls upon
all those Indebted "a him To come and settle
Immediately, 20 a. 20 enable him TO leave -
MR.. fRAHKKNHUMsR propose. leaving
directly amer ths nrst OF October pay-days, 40
ali Indebted 70 him who do not come fosv.fa
promptly and settle will he left 70 the tender
msrcies af Q legal onicer OF collector. seiiI
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Tha nold Hil Daily News has

now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
state Of Nevada. It Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
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maE JUSTICE INNING coMPA.

THE JUSTICE mININ0 COZ
i Ny.-Location Of principal place OF ous''
ne,,. nan francisco. CALIFORNIA;.
locator OF works, Gold Hill Mining Dis
thct. storey county. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that 81 = rnectingoI
he board OF Direciors. held ON the itth DAY
on september. 1915. an assessment INC. w o.
Five Dollars per share was levied upon nc
capital stock OF the corporation; payAp,e
Immediately. In United States gold coin, 10
he Secrctary, at the ofice OF the Company.
Room q Hsy~ard's Bnildins. No. ti9 California
strrei, san francisco. California;
Any stock upon which this assessment
hall ,rmsIp unpaid ON the 10Th day Of
ortob~r. isTo. will be delinquent, and I'd.
vsrtised Tor sale a. public auction; and io aa's =.
Ef{ssniY' the fth day OF November. lBIc. TO
nav The delinquent assessment. together with
costs o. advertising and srBsns s,s o. sale
JlMRS n, KENNEDY, Secretary.
o~fnec-Room ., No. CIV Caliiofhia s,,.es'
Fan Francisco. California. se'e'a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-06
GENERAL NOTES.

0ss man Ia ready to believe Tilton's
sxplansion-s clergyman, who tells
this story: 81 was journeying with u
younger brother Of my flock. with whom
I occupied . section in a sleeping car.
In the night ! quit my couch to refresh
myself at the cooler. Having done so,
I returned to what I conceived to be my
section. and. observing that my com.
paniou-as I took the sleeper to be-
had moved over TO the outside OF the
berth. I shook him by the shoulder with
gentle force. Remaining. in the words Of
. secular sosg. Tommy. make room for
your uncle To my insfabls surprise
and horror. the slssper whom ] had 90
rudsly awakened was OF the opposite
SCI. She shrieksd aloud and In another
second I had bounded into my own
berth. and was apparently snoring the
snors Of the just"
The Hudson River tunnel. though
not SO ambitious q project a. the one
under the British Channel. 10 much
farther advanced. AL the machinery
for carrying on the work il In position
and the contractors expect to finish the
Jsrssy City shaft In q few days. when
the actual tunneliug will be begun. The
tsnn.l will be two miles in length. with
. rosd.bsd tvsnty.thrse feet vide. The
grade on the Jersey City side will be two
feet in . hundred. aud on the New York
aide three in . hundred. The depth Of
earth over the masonry will at no point
b less than thirty.nvs feet. The ssti-
mated cost Of the tunnel 10 Sl5. 000. 900,
Of which $40. 600. 900 has already been
subscribed.
HrxAxxAsLr suecsssful adventurer
has been arrested in Philadelphia. His
ls.t assumed name was Chalnotts. but
hin real name 10 unknown 10 the police.
and his most recent exploits were per
formed a. q brother Of Don Carlos. His
general plan was to hirt with women.
induce them to compromise themselves
in some trinins way and then blsakmsii
them. His good looks. education and
Intelligence enable him to make . sur
prisins number. letter. nom ovsr
thirty women and giris we're found In
his trunk. This year he made . round
Of the watering places, and the Centennial
Exhibition. A sensible woman exposed
him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-06

A strike in the lower levels Of the Leop.
ard mine is reported In Elko.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-06
.uuA aoLn AMID nILYER MIN.

-,,,. nosn Ann NILYER MIN.
uLlA rI..,ion ~ urineinsl
o. mo COMrAsl. 1890. c.Iifornis
place o. n'.lnes,, r." Virginia 1ining District.
Storey county. N~svsas; ,,., =, . Meeting Of
Notice 10 hctepy sNrhn,,s "n The Inn dsv
the boaru ol ,s-s .n .s....msnt mo. a1l Of
THREE Dollars per ~. n.sshis immr.
old shares .ti. ,rms,nIns oi az .d,n ~ ths Ne.
diaiely. IN unitea SAte. Rva i,o,r, No q
rotary, ~ ely Cs,m,o..s NV" ~ ~
saii rraneiseo, nh,sh ;his assessment shall
Any stock ul'n wnien WI, ,W S.x M oc,obs,'
remain unpaid ~ "a .dye,tIs,d fof
is!c. VIII DE- uenngusn', nni.s. ,sSmsnt n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-06

AM here permanently established, am cell.
Ing goois a. Low 90 ANYBODY IN this State. and
will all even lower II ] see ~.
~ No house shall undeIssll mo.
Am A. COIN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-06
NOTICE.

Mr.. n. wOLy Is NOT AUTHORIZED 10
Ia collect money for our account. Plsass
make paymsnts direct or 10 Msssrs. STERN .
]. ". sHAErYKR / CO.,
su7H San Frsnelsco. California.
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L o 8 !

0S THE SECOND OF SEPTEMBER, A
~ PAIR OF sHAwLPlNe, Joined together
with q small chain. we're lopt between the
Union Scales. 0old Hill. and Virginia City.
any one having found the ssms will receive Z
reward Of - By having them q the Rclipse
Liver Stable, Gold Hill. oc7{f
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-06
BORN.
DIED.

cAhTRR-In Virginia. October sth. 70 the wife
Of W. q. Garter, Q ton.
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FOUND!

A RELIABLE PLACE TO HAyE YOUR
"A watches repaired: L. o. BUTCH, N
South O STREET, Virginia. All work warranted
10 nvs satiafsction. Give ms Q Trial. o.e I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-06

uAvrNa REMOVED PROM NY yoRSER
u location on Iialieck street 70 Nevada
Block. ! will be happy 10 have ell my old
friends and patrons call and zee me.
MILWAUKEE BRRn A SPECIALITY.
en- LOUIS KPPINaER.
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STAPLE AND N
D r o D s

Ever brought Ia this locality. ! respectfully IN.
vile { he Ladies' of 0old Hill to give me . rail-.
Erau ipe my stock and assure yourselves that
! anl ceiling
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-06

A COMMON EXPRESSION HfAnD AL
"A moot every day: "I have los. confidence
In my watch Z" rsis Il 10 !. O. BUTCH. ~
South O street. Virginia. and have % msds 20
90 - veil - ever. ocs I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-06

TIA Visa JUST RETURNED FROM San
u Francisco with one Of the choicest and
most extensive and vAried Assortmcnts OF
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ADMISSION. q, GALLERY. % cents; Children
under II. haif.p,ice. Sests secured Without
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-04

Corrected weakly by Whippls 4 Hay, wheis-
ALE and Retail 6noeen ana Commission
Merchants,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-04

20 postpaid. l. JONES q Co. Nassau. n. Z
The Morning herald., 1876-03-03
BY NAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

Frank E. Howe, special treasury agent at
New York, has resigned, and is succeeded
by NJ. B. Hale. '...
Governor Hendricks ard party left New
Orleans for the West, Wednesday afternoon,
via. Mobile and Montgomery.
A despatch from Lisbon says the extern
sive collection Of objects, for the Philadel-
phia Exhibition is nearly ready for embark
alton by the steamship India.
Henry C..Bowen has again declared
Beecher an nimpure man, but refused to
state dates or names in regard to the
charges. - .tN- - ~~+
Elk Senator Stewart will appear before
the House Committee on Foreign Affairs on
the Emma Mine investigation. b.
Bull fights will be indulged in for three
days at Madrid on the occasion Of the re
turn Of the victorious armies from the
North. = 40 r. 80
Ex Queen Isabella will reside near Mad
rid. She goes at the request of her son
and promises not to set afoet any politica
1ntrigues. r,4-
Won Arnim is now charged with higt
treason for refusing to answer the summonl
from the Emperor to stand trial In Berlin
In the pigeon tournament at New Or
leans, "Wednesday, the match for the
diamond badge for the amateur champion.
ship of the United States, four single and
| four double birds, was won by J. W. Bah
cock, Of Meadville, Pennsylvania, whe
] made clean score.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-03
Decision Against n Bank.

: BALTIMORE, March 2.--The Court of Ap-
peals of Maryland yesterday affirmed the
judgement OF Judge Miller in the Circuit
Court of Howard county, in the case OF
William A. Boyd, of Baltimore, against the
Third National Bank. This suit originated
upon the refusal of the bank to deliver to
Mr.. Boyd United States and other bonds to
the amount of $26 800, which had been de-
posted with the bank, under receipt, as
general collateral. The bank was robbed
In August, 1872, and lost over $1OO, 900 IN
money and convertible stock, among which
were the bonds of Mr.. Boyd. The bank
commended that they had used as much and
as due diligence in the care and keeping OF
Mr., Bsyd's securities as they did OF their
own, and therefore were not liable.
The case was first tried in May, 1873, In
the Superior Court of Baltimore city, In
which there was a great display Of exper,
Knowledge in safes and vaults, aud the jury
failed to agree. The case was then removed
to Howard county, and another trial took
place in Sept, 1874, at Eillcott City, where
judgement was rendered in favor Of Boyd
The bank appealed, and now the case hal
been decided in his favor by that tribunal
The premium upon the bonds, together
with the interest, will amount to over 900,
600. The termination of the protractet
suit will prove subject of general interes
to banks and capitalists, as it involves the
question of collateral securities, togethel
with the degree of care necessary to be ex
ercised by banks.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-03
A Nec Plan.

A communication has been received at
THE HERALD office, suggesting o plan by
which the Centennial Fund in this city
could be greatly increased. It is q very
simple one, and one that is within inc
means of all, and that rs for each child at
tending school in the city OF Wilmington 70
contribute penny every morning ior q
month. The writer states that It need no,
be compulsory, that the teacher should
simply make such request OF the children
which they could submit to their parents
who are the proper ones, of course to bejud.
ges of their children's actions. HI thinks thai
II it is urged by the teachers, that the pa
rents will very readily respond in the way
suggested to such noble object. At any
rate there could be no harm IN making tht
trial.