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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16
sssees Aales.

SAN FRAScIsco, May i6.-3o ?. u.
Eureka Con.-itS.
Overman-iS. 4 SO
UtAh-6a.
Caledonia 80
California-2ih.
Crown Point 10.
ImperiA-i5c.
Justices IS, 4.
Bullion-2S.
Union Com 40.
Best a Belcher-sS. 81.
Gould 4 Curry Is.
AlphA-7s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16
a FRANCISCO.
A Miners Riss Near Orc City-Hsw
n Capitalists was Rsreed % ray
His Men,

- sAturbs she 6SSH
n Capitalists was Rsrced % rsy
Ills Men.
San PnAxcisco. May i6.-i:so P. H.
A serious outbreak among the miners In
California Guleh. near Orc City. IL TO
ported. The report says that the riot
arose from tho failure Of w. II. Stevens
and others. Detroit capitalists, 10 meet the
demand Of the miners for pay due them.
The miners seized Stevens and two others.
named Wood and Northrup. and put them
under q guard. They demanded OF Stevens
Q check for $4,000 or enough 70 take the
whole body Of eighty-nvo men homo 10
Detroit. Stevens issued . check. which .
detachment Of men took 10 the bank at
Fairplay. with Stevens clerk. The bank
paid the check, aud . second check for the
samo amount was subsequently, forced
from Stevens. A programme for
lynehing Stevens was prepared. but IL
execution was delayed until Monday night,
tho llth. The current belief 10 that NO
further violence has or will DO done.
all engaged the riot are from
Detroit. Michigan. At present IL ID Inn
to determine who are responsible
for tho riot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16
pnou A DISTINGUISHED JunIsr,

81 have tried the PERUVIAN sfnrp. and the
r.ult faily r~ustains your predietoa. II has
lusde 4 new man ~ me Unused into my syr-
tenn new vigor aud enemy. I am no longer
%ir-mulous and dsbiliiaied o. when yon last
saw ms. hut stronger. hesrtier, aid with larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical. than
by All druspists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16
THE GRAND JURY.
Epttsmc OF their Repors-Exeessivs
Expenses ~ she County Hospi.
tai-csrsisssaess Of public ON.
eisis-Ths Ceurt-honse Town.
ship Of1csPs.

u PUBLIC Vus
eiais-Ths Ceurt-honse Town.
ship Oniesrs.
Tho members Of the Storey County
Grand Jury submitted . report yesterday.
They have made a most searching e,amin-
alton Of the acts Of public officers and In
situations. They found tho County Hos
pltal In perfect order and exceedingly neat
and clean. They consider the wards over
crowded, and think the paupers should be
moved 10 some other place. as the hospital
Is only intended for the benefit Of the sick.
The investigation was confined princi.
pally 10 the last quarter, ending March 81.
1877. and they find by the doctors books
kept at the hospital) that the average
number Of patients for that time was 59a.
and that the average expense por capita
was $40 81 per month; but according to
the books OF the County Clerk II appears
that II cost the county SIS % for each In.
mate per month. Tho item for liquor IL
considered unnecessarily largo and tho
n, is racommended tb., tha county Iet
.,on,rsst sor I'M. csra AL ms,n,ansncs III
A.. s,cL From ssno 30 SIM . month n
j. Il. ssv.a In nj vsv n n Mc0prn
.nro,n,si hv ,ha nrsrJ Jrrv IN ipyesii.
III ~ cy,c.rv ccornt -rcrort. hat
ssh"r. h,. hscn yrsst s,tr.v,rsnco. and
,h.t In ,on. c...o ~.rt;clss nave cost mora
,hsn doubls the p.rsI mice
Tn ragsrd IN yiryinis civ matters thew
a., ,h.a -h,is he s~ccor.t. y, ths Tar Col.
is.,.r i....snr .rd cj,v CisrL ,y,eo. tbsre
- ,hin,. ~h,ch :rn..r IN bsvs bean
Sors In aisregsrJ NJ law rnJ correct man
sS.msnt' Csrclessness with regard 10 the
nsvmsnt for Nc grading of q street IL
chsrred and Il h recommended that somo
measure DO taken TO prevent the city au-
thorities from iisbursing tho city funds
IN An illegal or unwiso manner. In re-
gard 10 the water bond bill IL IL shown
tb.t Wellington Stewart threatened 10 de-
fs.t the rim uniess Le was paid slOO for
dravinp nm Inc form of A bill that was not
ccentcd by tbe Aldermen. The City Jail
n capJemned as mi for any man TO live
i'm, and tho police department has cost
na,rlv tvioe ~ much during the year ~
Ia Aldermen Arc permitted by law TO OF.
nond.
Tbs Fourtb Ward school.houso il con.
.,JsrsJ No c-rooLeJnc,, or Intentional
-snns'do,nc 4. ,opnd an mo mart Of any
,"ass ,hsr.,,i,h I'M Tia, M
Po.sons w.. h."n v.ry ioo.s IA h
nuAMt w.sa.n, Sa,o naro
suon s..I,Iss 90 M ,hst Knight
a 49,. 49, oxor.n.iJ ssoo. nv
$50 ~ Ia. u ,ho Ls.cuonf a
o.uSo nao.rx ~ hang ,ho aoor. N
va Iue un IL M. Jnna s,,hort hang.
s NV ~ .aos s.nm an nrJir.rv M !, truss
~, 'ne iooi -. .",,i.S, 90 oon'
ino noors nh'o ai'ss"! $3.50
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16

C.uesvsis-!1p per share. aesresAtins si,ss'.
m0: declared May 'ih; ra,Ao'e NAY
18th.
consolidated Virginia. ,tip r.. 'n.,e.
asgr-saiins si.o-o,ooo; Iceland MAY "n'
payable Nay 18th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16
rnE PALAoR EATING STAND.

Yor . roast Of beef uneIeelied In Storey
county. 70 10 Thomas Hsnron's Eating Stand.
IN the Palace saioon. No. Z North @ str et.
virginia City. Presh oystsrs at all hour In
ever style. Forty miners alwsJs on hand Of
niehf. for tasty, home style Of cooking. and
the hest ard frcsl est Of ell that the markets.
afford. the Pa'sce Eating Stand has no superior.
Try II. api3 N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16
the eOMsTosk.
Latest Official Mining News
Tor the Week Ending Wednesday,
Nay 10, 1917.

he 0rsat stock Decline Chssksd-
Confidence Returning-Bsdrsck
Found Better Times Contug-
1he OLD Comstoek Chances Ter
Other Donansas Eastward En-
ptorstioss The New Yellow
Jacket shan-Dividesds and A.
ssssments The very L.assss In
seiiixeses from All the Aises
To-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16
sroCK REroRT.
~l..ronrrD DAILY ut r. r. xrArrse . COL
san Franchise Board

-
san Franchise Board
LAST xvKSISo.
IS Raymond & Ely, AZ
40 EurekA Con-. hs, IAN
20O Jackson. ,. "
lOD Belmont. &c
as Leopard. I 10. I Is,
$50 Northern Belle. u, IA
no Manhattan. 81. 90
$50 Grapd Prize, 81
49, Noioc, 2 ~. Az
81 New Geo. 81
50 Golden Chariot. 40
30 Leeds. SIC
$40 Con. Virginia. saS. 2s.. IN
100 California. n
SO GouId q csrv. = 10. sx.t0. ~ b,. AZ,
~ b5
SIS Ophir. fS.I.
as Union Con-. . ~.
as Bat = Bslsher. ss.s
lss Mexican, ", tt.t
100 Imperial. Soc
60 Alpha. 7s.T
lt0 Beleher. .. los
leo Ovsman. ~
2Ss Bullion. ~
Is Crown Point. 8 IS. SEQ
20 chollar Pcto-i. In. Is
DO Hale h NorcO,s. I o., IS
70 Justice. 3 eo. sS
80 savage. AZ. Q Is. a1
20 Prospect, Die
IS Ysllo~ Jacket. Z q. ~
Is sierra Nevada, l 10, Is
1fs Utah. 6h
~ Caledonia. "
rms
as ns1iean. ts.3S.t
S5 Gould q Curry. 4 ~, iS.tO
$40 Bsst . Bsleher.9
tio California. "a. ais
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16
A CARD.

To all Who arc suffering from the errors and
indl.ee,ions Of youth. nervous weskness. early
dc ny. loss Of manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. YRKI OF cuknor.
This great rsmedy wa discovered BY n ission.
airy In South America. send Q self-addressed
envelope To the RRv. JOSEPH T. fNhAh.
ID. Bible Hause. New York City.
misc 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16
IMPORTED CIGARS.

Imported Pumsreigss. Bouquets. ssntiagos;
two for twenty-five cents; the best and cheapest
cissn In the State. Call and try them at Sum.
msrnslds, Main street, opposite Jones' drug
stors, myio
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16

fair progress the bottom inquartz Of . hns
character, some Of which shows spots oil
excellent ore. The north drift on the
l200-foot level on Monday last cut through
the west wall Of tho ledge and struck some
very favorable quartz. SO far a. developed
tho ore vein at that point Ia Of . highly en-
couraging character. Tho north DRIFT on
the li0O-foot level is making fair progress
the face in soft porphyry.
0pnir.
The main incline Is down TO the 1900
foot level. at which point = new station Is
being opened preparatory 10 commensing
to drift for tho ledge. Sinking tho south
winze below the i7o0-foot level 10 making
tho usual fair progress, the bottom In
quartz and ore OF an encouraging charao-
ter. This Wine 10 now down SO fest. The
Winfield mill 10 kept steadily running on
orc from the mine.
Dayton.
A drift has been run from tho old work
inSs at the il3-foot level. which 10 opening
up some splendid ore. Arrangements arc
being made to extract ore from both this
new opening and that recently mado on
tho 220-foot level, for milling. There 10
no doubt but this orc will pay we'll II 1t 10
economically worked.
ChoiIarPotosi.
Daily yield, 100 tons Of ore. There 10
ne change Of interest to report Of any OF
the prospecting or ore producing opera
ton In the old works. Tho combination
shaft 10 being pushed steadily downward
at the rate Of throc feet por day which. con.
sidering tho Immense size Of the sxcava-
tion. ID an unusually rapid rats Of speed.
Mexican.
The face Of the oastcrosscut on the 100
foot level is showing some very fins quartz.
Tho north drift on the li65-ioot level IL
steadily advancing along the east wall Of
the orc vein. The upraiss on tho 1iG5-foot
level Is steadily advancing tho full sizo OF
tho raise In quartz, carrying spots OF good
orc.
Ravnxe.
The water ID being gradually lowered In
tho main incline. tho strong hoad having
boon entirely overcome. and the pumps.
when run In conjunction with those OF the
Hale 4 Norcross, being able 10 lower the
water with much greater ease than at any
time In tho past.
silver IIiii.
A crosscut has been started through the
ledge ON tho Iii.foot lsysl. which shows
80. ...x -. H.. nor,h I'D .or,h
drifts on the C5O-foot level arc each rapidly
advancing, the face oil both In very favor
abie iedyo material
Union Consolidated.
The north drift on tho 1300-f0ot level 10
looking quartz. Sinking the north Wine
Is making good headway, he bottom SUI
IN quartz anu porphyry miked'
Prospects.
Of the main west drift at the iOO-foot level,
making n total length Of $50 feet. Mate
rial-ledgo porphyry. quartz and jasper.
working hard, and blasting somewhat al.
Vantagcousiy'
Leviathan.
North drift ut the GOO-foot level shows .
large amount OF good looking quartz In Its
face, aud the south drift at the same level
Is running IN quartz aud ledge porphyry
"A'"'
Lady Wnshtnxson.
The east drift from tho bottom OF the
WINS ON the 9jO-foot level Is making the
usual fair progress, tho face still In very
favorable ledge material. otherwise no
- - ,.h,., ,i..,.
-, -. I,,,,.,n,.,oor.,v occ..
a"' "~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16
o. II. GALLUP.

o. II. 0ALLrr. opposite the Bank Of caufor'
mis-. dold I'LL. keeps constantly on hand eli
avntite brands u Imported Cigars. choice bit
cigars. ell n de OF ehssing Tobacco. meer.
schaum pipes, nuts, candies. nne cutlery, and
toys aud fancy gods Of all kinds. ap18 N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16
Gould q Curry.
million.

The east drift from the main north drift
on the 2O00.foot level neal the north line
Of the Alpha ground is steadily advancing
the face In very favorable ledge material.
The north drift ON tho same level Is max
ing good progress. the face also In ledge
matter. The north drift on the i7oO-foot
level IL steadily advancing to the north.
ward following the west wall Of the vein.
The face Of tho east drift on the lGoO-foot
level IL showing some very favorable
streaks Of quartz. The north drift on tho
i5OO-foot level Is also showing quartz and
orc Of a more encouraging description.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16
Julia.

The south drift on the isOo-foot level
is being advanced To the southwark at the
rate Of Ave feet per day, the entire size OF
the drift being In solid quartz. spots OF
which give very rich assays. Tho ore ap-
pears to be gradually concentrating and
the quartz assuming q much softer and
more favorable appearance. Sinking tho
vinze ON the ore vein below tho lsOO-foot
level Is going forward at III. rate OF ~
feet PER day. the orc steadily Increasing In
value as the Wine descends. This Wine
il now down 80 feet below the isOO-foo.
level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16
Hest a Beieher.


Crosscut No. ., on the lIOO-foot level,
was stopped three days since on account Of
strong indications Of water ahead. The
appearances were that a Hood might he
tapped at any time. which Is something
not TO he desired until the new pump bob,
now being put In at the head OF the Gould
a Curry incline. ID completed. As soon As
that Is finished this drift will be resumed.
Crosscut Nos. I and 2 are each making the
usual steady hesdway without change Of
importance to record.
Imperial Consolidated.
Sinking the winzo below the 2i35-foot
level near the south line Ia being pushed
ahead with steady vigor. tho bottom In
very favorable ground. The east crosscut
on the same level. running from the bot
tom VI tho north Wine IL steadily adj
vancing. with ore prospects Of q very fine
character. The north drift from this
uinre Is also being pushed ahead toward
the south line Of the Alpha, the lace In
very favorable ledge material.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16
Prospect.

Eleven feet has been added to the length
OF the main west drift at the 4OO.foot level.
making 4 total length Of $50 feet. Mate
rial-ledgo porphyry. quartz and Jasper,
working hard, and blasting somewhat al.
y~antagcously.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16
Nnvnxe.

The water is being gradually lowered In
tho main incline. tho strong hoad having
boon entirely overcome. and the pumps.
when run In conjunction with those Of the
Hale 4 Norcross, being able 70 lower the
water with much greater ease than at any
time In tho past.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16
a Mnshinxson.

The east drift from the bottom Of the
winzs ON the 9j0-foot level 10 making the
usual fair progress. tho face still In very
favorable ledge material. Otherwise no
change.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16
Leytathnu.

North drift at the COO-foot level shows .
large amount OF good looking quartz In Its
face, aud the south drift at the same level
is running in quartz and ledge porphyry
Of q very favorable character.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16

The northeast drift. ON the 2O0O-fooi
level, 10 being steadily advanced. the face
i'm ledge material that Is constantly i'm.
proving in character. The east drift. on
the 2OOo-foot level. has made no advance
during the week. and the dow Of water
continues much the same N hsrstofore re-
ported. The new and powerful air com
compressor has been completed and Ia now
In the best Of running order, ready 10
start anil run another large Cameron
pump whenever IL Is needed. This 1t ID
believed will in . very days enable the
starting up and pushing ahead o. tho east
drift, ON the ?00j-foot level.
Beiessr.
Daily yield 50 tons OF ore. keeping tho
santiago mill steadily crushing. The
main incline 10 making steady progress
downward, the How Of water still eontinu'
ing quito strong. sinking the drain shaf'
i. also making the best Of progress. The
s..t drift on the i9Oo-foot level 10 steadily
Advancing toward the ledge. the lace IN
yery favorable ground for good progress,
There arc no changes 10 report OF tne
prosp-sting drifts to the south and east on
the i6o0-foot level.
Hale a Nsrersss.
The pumps still hold the water in check
below the i9Oo-foot level. The repairs 70
the cave in the main incline arc 30 fal
com,letej that the last sci Of broken tim.
bers has been reached and tho bottom o
the cave can now 10 seen. The pumps oi
the Hale 4 Norcross, operating In con.
junction with those Of the Savage, hold
Inc water under easy control. n when
ever the q ' IL past, will no doubt b Abis
10 rapidly drain tho shaft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16

Face Of header In hard rock which blasts
and works disadvantageously. 0cca-
sional small stroaks Of quartz and clay are
met with. Total length VI tunnel to-day
10, 76a feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16
Msrniax star.

Sinking the shaft is making the best Of
progress, the bottom in good blasting
ground.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16

stth., ~ opon account or 10 issus chk.
TfYICATES therefor, payable lst the option Of
The holds.1 In Gold Hin or Ban francisco; 10
MAKE collections, parehase Bullion 81 the most
favorable ratss. or advances coin thereon when
Forwarded 70 the Parent Bauk In Ban francisco,
soils Bills Of kxehsngs, and uanssets GENERAL
Banking Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16

Good progress Is being made In advanc-
ing the drift west from the iCO-foot station.
II is passing through very good looking
vein. matter. carrying streaks OF low-grade
ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16

Tho south drift on tho il50-foot level 10
steadily advancing, tho face In soft por-
phyry,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16

Steam is kept up and the shaft drained
Of water. Tho shaft IL being retimbsrcd
and put in the best possible working con-
dition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16

aureOr.
Sinking the shaft 10 continued with oil
possible energy. Tho rock In the bottom
Il harder. but blasts ont finely. The dow
Of water remains about tho I'M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16

The new three compartment working
shaft is now down q little over 100 feet.
The bottom Is In easy working material,
with no water 10 interfere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16

The north drift on tho i3OO-foot level 10
still advancing, the face IN very favorable
looking quartz. Sinking the north Wine
il making good heaiway, the bottom still
In quartz aud porphyry mixed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Peter schwindt, tailor, at No. 300 Broadway, has
been adJudcatcd an involuntary bankrupt on the pc.
titons of Waterbury, smith 4 Co., Collins, Downing
& Co., Goddard * Brother, Henry Trowbridgo 4 Co.
aud S. II. CoLen & Brother.
Composition proceedings In progress before
Register Allen, between r. II. Hinsdale dealer In en-
broideres, at No 836 Broadway and his creditors He
offers thiryhve cents GU the dollar one-thrd payable
In cash and the remainder In notes. three and six
mouths HIS unsecured Indebtedness amounts to
$26. 46U 0a.
Notice has been received this city OF the adjudca
ton IN bankruptcy OF the French Paperware Com.
pany and James q. Moore, OF New Brunswick N. D. /:
Patrick Dempsey, Thcophus Bard, J. Wesley Heatop
aud Isaac V. Bond, OF Newark.
Register Allen has received q warrant in bank.
ruptcy against John D. Brown, hardware merchant
who mas been adjudicatcd involuntary bank on
tho petitions oil james T. Pettus Alexander IA. Duns
comb aud illam 7. Brown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-11

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liln PAGr--8th col, aud iirH PsGE-tsh col
WANTED TO ~ tcli ,SE-iirn PAeK-eth col.
WATCHES. JRWEI.hN, &r.--.p PAcr--uth COL
wEsTCHEsfER cOrSTl PROPERTY FOR SALE On
TO LEr-lorn PAcx-2d and Sd cola
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, A. -i2rn PAsr-0sh col
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At tho residence OF the BRIDES parents No 81 East
18th ST., by the Rev. w. ID. Walker JESSE HUNT to
MAUD ELlzABEru. only daughter Of George W. Cham
bers, ESQ.,, all OF this city.
MoLLER-GoLDES. On March S, 1877, Exsxsr Mol
LER To EMMA GoLDES ~ the residence Of the brides
parents both Of Harlem. No cards.
Long Island papers please copy.
Shoor-VoU0Hr. Tuesday evening, March o,
1871 At the residence OF the BRIDES mother. by the
Rev. DR.. Rowland. OF the Church OF the Heavenly
Rest, JAMES SHOOT 70 FAxSrx voucHr, OF this city,
only daughter OF $. L. voughi. deceased.
WILsox-GRiswoLn--I New York. March 10, 1877,
by Rev. Chancellor Crosby, SAMrEL G. WILSON, OF Au-
gusta, Ca, 10 NJ b. GRiswoLD, daughter OF the late
VIM. |. Griswold, OF this city. No cards.
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CnArIN-scnEycK. -On Thursday evening, March 8.
by the Rev. 5. Il. Tying, Jr., ALBEKr X. CHAriS TO
EMILY A. sCHESCK.
DESrKE--HAsrNGs In this city, December 8, 1876.
by the Rev r. Mlenard, = J. JAMES DENIKE TO Mss
IinBE j. daughter OF Robert Hastings OF this city.
Albany papers please copy.
GRRvE--w RsrPAL.L On March 9, by Rev Mr. Held
WILLIAM GREW, OF New York, to REBEccA wRsryALL,
OF Brooklyn.
Huxr--UnAxssRa-Ou THURSDAY evening. March &
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JERSEYS QUEEN OF CONFIDENCE.

z On the application OF Mr.. Winfield, Mrs Hansen,
~ho was indicted for obtaining money undor false pro-
fences IN Jersey City, was admitted bail yesterday
tn the sum Of $780, IL will he remembered that tho
accused represented herself as relative OF the
bite Archbishop OF Baden. who. she alleged beQuea ned
her large estate, and that Cardinal McCloskey and
Archbishop Wood, OF Philadelphia wcro the EXECUTORS
An impression prevails 10 Jersey Cty that she wI not
be brought 10 trial although her counsel repeat
sdly asked TOR II
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED.

CoHES-LEvY. NATHAN CoHES, OF Brooklyn 10
NARY Levy, OF Jersey City. No cards
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