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,,.a I.,sas. Collector.

II il seldom tina, tho News steps aside
from it, regular routine or style to COM
pliment somebody in a business way. but
we don't mind doing IL in the case Of Dan
Lyons. Dan is an old. we'll tried friesd
Of ours and il pretty well known to svery.
body. especially during the past year or
two, a. the business man. solicitor and
collector for the Virginia Chroaict'. lie
has now started On his own individual
hook a. general collector and business
man for whoever desires his services. We
heartily indorse him a. q square. faithful
AMI efficient man in his line oil business
aud all who see 1T to command his ser,
vice, will find him M. His collection and
commission Office il at Ash's bookstore,
corner q and Taylor streets. Virginia.
Read his advertisement In another col
nmn.
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pi.. i.isn-er Medal.

The splendid gold medal. to be given to
tho best shot at the Pioneer picnic In
Carson City. on next Saturday. was placed
ON exhibition at u. Blocks jewelry store.
in Virginia City. this morning. II
va. manufactured by John nothenbutcher
AMI h, a magnificent piece Of workman
ship. The foreground. represents =
miners cabin with two Old Pioneers wash
ing out the gold with 4 long tom. while
baek Of the cabin the rising sun Is Just
tipping the mountain tops with purple and
gold, the whole s~urmounted by 4 huge grik.
civ bear. A team Of ten Old Pioneers will
contend with a picked tam u the same
number Of men from each Of tho military
companies Of Gold Hin and Virginia, the
bestshot Of the winning team to take the
prize.
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A RnRATu

And peIrly teeth Aro easily obtained by cleans.
Ing YOUR t,eih daily with that jusily popular
dentlffce. SUZODONT. Composed Of rare
aLtiseptlc hrrb-. u impart. whiieuess 20 the
teeth. q d-licious aroma 10 the breath. and pre-.
serves int,c'. from youth old age. the t-sth
Aeidlty G ihc stomach will destroy The stnong-
est teeth unlrsr H. elects mr. rOunteracted ~iih
sOZODON1. aud this pure tpDth wash protects
the denial ~,ui:iees b, i.movine livery impurity
that adhcrs 10 them. Ak your arugsi.t Tor
SUZOpONT. lell I'm
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CHEAP PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Pieiures taken si rrdactd prices .. the great
Flying Photograph Gallery. Cards. % per
dozen; Cabine Q. 81 per dorsn Gems. two
dozen for my cents. All other pictures In
pfopo,tlop, m,2lm
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A CARD.

To all Who arc suffering from the crrora and
lndiscretions Of youth. nervous we,hness. early
decay. ios- Of manhood. etr. I will send Q
rroalpt that will cure you. rnkx ov CHANCE.
Tim great REMEDY Vas discovered by o mission.
arr In South America. scnd Q ,cIf.add 'ersrd
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH T. iNMAN,
station ID. Bibie House. New York Guy.
MINI Gm
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Pete Becker. Of the famous Gold Hill
bakery and restaurant. desires US to re-
mari for tho benefit of his regular patrons
and fellow citizens. that he has struck .
rich bonanza Of ice cream. and IL prepared
10 furnish 1t in the best quality and style
10 All who wish. Call at his saloon and
try some 90 IL. together with choice fancy
cakes or anything else you choose TO call
for. Open ill I O'Clock every night. The
oyster season Is . little played out at pres
emf, but now Is when Ice cream and other
good things come In.
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IMPoRTKD CIQARs.

imported Pumueigss. Bouquets. eaniiaeos;
two for twenty. Ave CENTS; the best ard cheapest
risars IN this State. Cal sui Ivy them ~ sam.
nsrheld's. Main stre-t. oppr,iie J'nss' dug
stnrr. MILO
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q. u. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the liank Of cAlifof.
MIA. Gold Hil. keeps constantly 10 hand al
favatite brands Il Imported Cigar. CHOICE bit
cigars. al klads OF hewing Tobacco. meef.
srhaum plpes, nuts, cAndi-s. nne CUTLERY. aud
toys and lancy goods OF all kinds. sp2s IN
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ESPECIAL DnrArcH TO mi 0eLD BILL
DAILY NEws1

sAx FRAScisco. June is.-The barker.
tine EmuHAugusta, from Port Gamble.
has brought to this port the officers
and crew OF the bark Cambridge. who
we're found floating about In . boat OF
Cape Plattery. An extract from the log
Of the Cambridge 10 to the effect that the
vessel left Port Ludlow with q cargo Of
lumber. carrying tho usual deck load, for
this port. June 18th. about l0:i5 A. NJ,
during q stiff blow with q heavy cross SEA,
being then about fifteen miles southwest
Of Cape Plattery. at tho entrance TO Puget
Sound, tho vessel began leaking and II was
found that the top timbers on the leo side
had started. After IN unsuccessful at
tempt TO get the vessel before the wind
tho crew began throwing over the deck
load, when the vessel. evidently
water logged. with Q heavy lurch.
rolled on her beam aud only the dock.losd
breaking adrift and floating mp under tho
masts prevented her from turning bottom
up. The crew managed 10 get . boat into
tho water. on which all escaped. except the
Chinese cook. who was below at tho time
the vessel went oyer, and WAS not seen after
wards. A few hours after the crew were
picked mp by tho Emma Augusta. Tho
Cambridge was q rotten old coffin. which
should have been condemned years ago.
owned by N. g. Brooks, and Of about 800
tons burden.
Bartholomew Foley. q woodsswysr.
residing In the basement Of No. SO Everett
street, committed suicide last night by
emitting hia throat with n razor. lie had
been unable to find work for some time,
and the snicide Is attributed TO depression
caused by lack Of work and money.
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ALosr LrrrrR.-Somo time ago . let
ter addressed to Thomas Mayne WAS ad-
yer,isei as remaining uncallsd for in the
Gold Hill P~ost-oniee. Mr.. Nayne sent .
friend 10 get the letter. when II was aseer-
taiuei that II had been taken out by sonie
other party. The rightful owner OF the
letter 4. very anxious to receive II. II
left at the Gold Hill NEws ONCE u wih
reach him safely and no questions will be
asked. The letter was probably taken py
mistake.
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SUDDEN DElm.--Mary Ann Benn, sister
Of Charles Benn Of Virginia City. dropped
dead at the residence Of her brother. neal
the old Savage works, last evening.
She hal bccn sitting at the piano singing
but q few minutes before her death, and
appeared to be In her usual good hoaiih
and spirits. The cause Of her sudden Do
cease Is attributed to heart disease or ap'
oplcxy.
QuEES's monster circus Ia creating great
excitement in Gold Hill and Virginia. II
IL the finest affair % the kind ever seen IN
this part OF tho country.
FLAos were displayed yesterday and
to-day In Gold Hill and Virginia In honor
Of the anniversary Of the Battle OF Bunker
Hill.
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rpou 4 DISTINGUISHED JrRIsr.

81 have tried the PERUVIAN srRrr. ard the
result filly s~ustains your prediction. Il has
mads \ new man of me infused into my sys-
TEN new visos and energy. ! am no longer
tr-mulous aud dcbillia,ed o. when you list
Jaw me, but stronger. hesrii-r. ard with larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical. than
by all druggists,
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pALf Nk~''i
The European war.
NEw YORK. June ia Heraid's Lon
don special saws no CORRESPONDENTS arc now
IL, a. =. p,..,.n ho.,,r.,,.r.
"" W "No "" 80.
Those VINO are fortunate enough 10 oe NJ
tho scene OF lighting cannot use the tslo-
,r.nb IN send their news forward. The
~ 49,. 49,. .h,,,, ,r .vo,v
urahu puk' NiehoiAs mas Shu. y" o'o,'
avenue by which intelligence OF the FORTH
coming great move Of his army can get
- p.u,o.1s ,os, ro.5.. tslecr,pb
npnN aaa, nail lao. ara under III,
mt, III WV" mas '
m,'n h.,,,o., pr..i, anil F,c.
ine reis''yn' 49, til sLar, .,
lanu are VI 'a Th mus So nann,s;a" .,.nJ on
actuai war. y,;,I," al a. ",i,h,'
tue very veIsoo, no.'nn = ss
est lnclueut inlknt ~ huy tHic pttVipitasc
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IrR CHRIST TOR nAl.R.

Annt rate Ice chest or refrigerator, made 10
order Tor . family. has been left for sals a
drspt's Gold Hill Furniture SIRE. rext above
the NEWS once. A small amount Of cash win
buy n. jel3 tfs
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EUROPE.

sEcRESY SURROUNDING ALL THE
MOVEMENTS or RUSSIA.
CORRESPONDENTS FORBIDDEN TO
SEND ANY NEWS.
A Mass Of Vague spscuIatlons as to
the Future.
CONFLICTING ACCOUNTS OF BAT.
Tiles IN MONTENEGRO.
The Operations In Asia Minor.
PROBABILITY THAT THE E.x.SBL-
TAN WILL BE RElySTATED.
All France AbIaze Once More.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To TIE Com Hill
n. 4. Nvu
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w'-. -. ~ III. s,.ss,i.l
"N'. 80 -. =
Agent OF tho fostomee ptPar'nheh', :"
Gently appointed from the oouthcrh
St.te. nv Postmaster General Key, having
-, ......, a. J,,v uh,ch be ands
"" m----.-,-
quite duo anu sometimes uisagfeeapie'
has written q letter 10 tho Department In
which he complains Of tho work to which
he has been assigned and says that when
appointed he supposed his duties would bc
limited to his own State. where he could
DO most useful to the Administration and
aid his party friends In building up the
Administration. He also wrote To the
chief special agent aud expressed his de-
sire that the matter should be brought to
the personal attention Of the Postmaster
General. believing that he would sustain
this view Of tho case. Judge hey replied
In tho following letter
WASHINGTON. June l5.-Mr. =, Spe..
eiai Agent-pesr or; mi. rslAsr. .nn.'
~ hsnJsa, ms xopr letter dated the
10th inst. You certainly labor under a Sc
| rious misapprchension in the belief that IT
was my understanding 'ha' YOU we,o y
ss. r.e ~, T. !' "n.;,;an + hsoia we're I ,o make
| that ar similar understandings. Special
agents Of tlis branch Of the service are
charged with the important duty Of detect
Ing thieves AMI rascais. s',ans., Is
more likely to succeed IN TINS du'y 'hah
one who Is we'll hnown. Hence our agents
must often be sent where they are nh'
known /; must 20 and 10 ready to 60 any.
where and everywhere as the ehisenelts OF
the service may demand. They must oileh
leave the highways OF travel anu 20 ih'o
mountains and territories ahn ATOMS morse,
back n stage hnes' traVenns n,sn, anu
day, In rain sunshine anu s'oii,, 10 ue'.,.
n arrest offenders NO, u~hireluenu
do our agents not stop one houi III '"en'!-
four. You are alike mistaken iI !he o.ier
matter. iou were not appolnteu 20 oIsai'
lie and build up an administrator par.!
in your state or elsewhere, hoa M,re nv,
pointed to do tue WORK OF 'he .o,somv :,
department lou serve your pa'.s U.s. ',
aelns .ha' wotsi aa' s"sn, AMI rcJn.
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rE LIE

TELE CIR APH
Postmaster General Key
Lays Down u Rule.
HIS AGENTS MUST WORK FOR THE
DEPARTMENT.
Not Appointed to Build up an Ad.
minlstration Party.
President Hayes on the Payment
OF Cur Bonds.
Six Molly Aagulres to be Hanged
on Thursday.
OUR NEUTRALITY VIOLATED By
MIxICANS.
The Offenders Captivss In Texas.
CARR. SCHURx DENIES GAIL
HAMILrON's Charles.
lsrxciAL DIsrArcitKs 10 rnk ooLp HILL
DAiLr NEws.i
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AN IsrAnLlsIup REMEDY.

Browns Bronchial Troehss are vldsly known
10 IN established remedy for coughs, colds,
bronchitis hoarssne.s aud Other troubles Of the
throat and lunea.
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tenegrins In the n~eighboring forests, the
latter losing upwards OF two d
KILLED. The Ottoman troops returned TO
kolachin.
Eleven krupp guns, OF hfteen centime-
tres cAlibrc, have arrived at Erzeroum
from Trobizond. The Mussulmsn popu-
lation Of Erzeroum are being called TO
arms. Various telegrams from the TURK
ish side claim that the Turks, by the 50,
periority Of their artillery hre, prevented
the Russians from erecting worm 70 attack
Erzeroum.
A BArTLH IN MONTENEGRO.
RAousA, June i8.-Intolligencc 10 re-
eeiyed Of . sanguinsry engagement last
ting throughout. Saturday between 10000
Turks and 5000 Montenegrins. at Ras-
noglerika. Tho Turks were defeated and
pursued 10 Shuz. leaving 1000 dead on
the fold.
oNsIasIisoPLk 'sse o'I.N,c.t III
s,snt .sx ,hs Lisschsrdo division which
s,sr,sa from DsiIhsbs on an o~fYen,ive re-
conroi,.ncs In re- direction Of tbe Ts.
her. psss wa ,tt,etsd bv the Russian
coinmns hrt renul.ed than vith heavy
io.s After Ave hours desporsto frhtIns.
Mebmet pssbs. Commanding the Turks,
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FOR THROAT. CIIR.T AND LUNGS.

Dimmllt's Cough Bslssm !. no patent prsrars.
tlor. Tho rscips 10 known to msny Of our beet
physicians, and they recommend u Tor eli die
esses Of tho throat. chess ard lungs. ASK your
druggist, John Jones, IT,. foe 10. Oh my3l ~
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Mexican. vielati.E our Neutrality

NLW OhLLAscf taht
Nee. Fort Clark special says that on Mon
day last q detachment Of Mexican Gov
eminent troops crossed the Rio drando to
this side q, a point twenty miles from here
In order to avoid . conflict with q large
body Of revolutionary troops fast closing
In on them. On the same night . revoiu-
tionary body crossed the river md attack
ed the Government soldiers. killing SOW
eral and w~ounding many. They then re.
turned to the Mexican side. The United
States military authorities at this post
made q captive Of the Nexicans for the
violation Of the Neutrality law In crossing
to the American side with arms, and hav.
ing q battle thereon. They were brought
to this post under aguard Of United States
troops, forty In number. including one
Colonel. three Lieutenant Colonies, nve
Captains. They were released yesterday
on parole. Recruiting IL going on on this
side for the revolutionary parties.
Work OF the Fish Commissisn.
WASHINGTON. juno is.-During the
past Spring the United States Pish Com
mission In connection with tho Maryland
Fish Commissioners Matched about 9,000.-
900 young shad In the susquchana river
at Degroye. over COCOON Of which have
already been distributed In western and
southern waters and about ]. 0OO. 600 are
now Ell route To California for distri6u'
ton In tho waters OF that State. Acuve
preparations are also being maue ~,
49, .h=rorchopt Inc
zee rsSt Ps,l. over 5000, 900 eggs
and younr salmon we're distributed to Va.
rious States last Fall. n a larger huinpe,
will DO sent this season. Inc Prlno,Is'
salmon Matching estabhshhnrh' - vi
Cloud river In CALIFORNIA; 'ho NJ ,ar
salmon Ia those waters being
Eastern rivers.
r,,. Nall, M,ruires Must Die.
u......r,, J,na ~ -rbo BOARD OF
"AHn'sp'"'' '""0 80
Pardons. after q session ias'ihs io"
Saturday evening until haii'pas'
day A. NJ. refused to commute the uea.n
sentence 70 mhs Wo,,x Wauuires. sen.
,encsd IN he hanged ON Thursday next.
r,,rsv,,,r Pa. limo Is.-Much ox-
element prevails here over the decision Of
a. posrj ~ p.rlons adverse 10 tho pris-
on.rs I'm no case, OF the six convicted
Molly Macuires scntenced TO 10 hanged
here on T'Inr.Jay. Curiosity il manifest
81 uhe,hcr M men will be hanged separ-
ately or ali together. Tho sheriff has
provided a gsllows large enough TO hang
seven. Nearly hundred Appi'cA.,on'
have already peen rtysu ~ i.a aI,owsi 10
ppi,n"'s A. oyscu,ion and from over q
hundred doctors.
..-.... c..,,.,.
w..,.
NEW YORK June io'.-a '""""
ington special says ex.Consres'man Dock
.rv az North Carolina told some OF his
..,,... A., Ill, ,..., ,,omisel the
'''e"u' "''' "'
49, No.. ho,, ,he
~ P'aso ,yh.,Iar M. mac.
I'm hs r%s,iizsJ ar mai. II appcars certain
that Iladeau will not hold the position
much longer. A change would probably
have been made before had II no, Deeh tne
wish OF the Administration 70 opii5v ".n;
Grant by leaving us personal u'snu anu ha
old stan oiicer undistntpeI un,i ""' "o
""'
Su"1ny measures w"
NEW YORK 'nhs TO- hes'A,A
town yesterday was Almost uhp'eeeaa"'e''
The weather was beautiful anu tho steam
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A sruR.wnEEL weighing 26,so0 pounds
Is part Of tho machinery received for the
n,w Yellow Jacket works.
BULLION valued at s372. 49, 20 was sent
from Virginia City yesterday.
Tag Dayton mine will start up again,
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Arri,nl. Ye.terday MernlnE.
prr.r,.r.. IAs. E,.s,nE.

J A Shoemaker q L fieek ID NJ Blank
] l. Hsnehotie Il A schultz VT J s.ibsahsuer
l. Didi,y Pixxiey JC Mcclure
L Tssidls. fny ,lu Detteunda Mr J currie
Mr.. Row W Hscerwo,i Mrs y Means
n Murphy PJ Kline, vi Mrs hetdes.on
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A FRANCISCO.

Another shipwreek Near PsEss
sound Suicide Caused ~ she
Want OF work.
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PROBABILITY THAT THE E.x.StrL.
TAN WILL Be REIySTAT TED.
The European War.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHr Coin HI
pA 1T NKws.l
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Biack Hills Notes.

Dr,pwoop. d. T.. Juno is.-friday last
a small party Of Indians made a dash on
the Montana ranch. ninc miles from this
city. and succeeded IN running or consid.
cradle stock. 4 party Of twenty miners,
bound for the Big Horn from this point,
were fired upon by the Indians when about
sixty miles out. Ono Of the miners was
slightly wounded.
Senator spencer Of Alabama. with a
largo exploring and prospecting party.
will lcave this vicinity about the 2ist for
the Zig Horn country.
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OUR NEUTRALITY VIOLATED By
MExIClNs.
The Offenders Captivss In Texas.
CARL sCHURx DENIES GAIL.
HAMILrON's CHARLES.
No, ", A, n. . po.,onice Agent.

lsrrciAL DurArcrKs To tue doLp HiiL
DAiLr NEws.i
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Arrival. shis nsvs,su.

y d IIadlees T beer TEivafds
u W sprouil X schultz CT MeGlAshan
J w BurnhAm JC foster Cook
q ColmAn WI Kruger WI Tbornburg
W II Smith HAL MrsJ Q currie
Mrs Bettsrton Miss = ABBY Miss Il hell
j W kinslcy Miss Alien Miyneh
Miss IN Lynch IL sCarthy Mrs Fairbanks
J K amr Miss MHolmesy CDrey
J u West Mis-MIHolmesNa.t u James
4 Come PR white WI prtiu
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Carl schu.. Indignant.

WASHINGTON, June Is. Secretary
sehurz again %propounces as slanderously
untrue the recently repeated story Of his
borrowing money from George Schneider
AMI then paying his debt by having him
appointed to the Swiss mission. He says
he never had any pecnniary transactions
with Schneider, aud took no part In q
movement for his appointment further
than to state that lie believed him TO be q
man Of good reputation aud business
ability.
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Du,,-. OF steamship Inspectors.

Nrw YoRs. Juno ia T@e' Washing
ton special says that President Hayes told
a trusted and valued friend recently that
in his opinion all bonds and grecnbaeks
issued prior 10 the decentralization OF sil-
yer in 1919 are payable either In gold or
silver coin.
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Rienmsr Rurned.

NEw ORLEANS, June is.-Tho steamer
Lizzie hcnco for Pensacola burned TO the
waters edge this morning, seven miles
from l.ejolsts. Three lives are reported
Loaf
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rxreu.d for naIIdo.Ing.

INV York. June ls.-The class Of 1880
Of Princeton College. numbering nearly
100 young men, has been suspended and
required 10 leave town by noon to-day.
The cause Is bulllosing tho faculty.
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The Operations in Asia Minor.
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PmLApRLruIA. June is.-Tho Typo
graphical Union has reduced It's prices to
10 cents per thousand ems ON newspaper
work, and Is ami ~ cents on book work..
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LONDON, June i~s.-special dispatches
from Paris agree that Saturdays sitting Of
tho Chamber Of Deputies WAS one Of the
most violent over witnessed. Tho T~,s
correspondent says u extended over i've
hours and . half, and during that long
time there was ono prolonged roar Of vocif.
eraiions. At one time when 0ambetta
said that power was In suspicious hands.
tho Minister Of Public Works sprang with
q threatening air towards the tribune and
members OF the right and left dashed for.
ward. The ushsrs had 10 separate tho hos
tile armies. II really seemed - II there
would be q hand to hand fight, and all In.
stinctively waited for the reports Of reyol.
vers.
BERLIN. June ls.-The ministerial
north Gosets contains another article
about the relations between the papacy
and the French monachial party. II says
the latter being unable 70 dispcnse with
clerical assistance for the attainment Of
domestic purposes such assistance will not
DO given unless important counter SER
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Nav ORLEANS. June lS.-The Custom
House Commissioners. consisting OF Gen.
Barney, Special Agent. Chairman, eI.con'
gresham sheldon. and cI.Confedcraie
Collector Hatch, returned 10 the city to-
day from a four days inspection Of the
Customs stations from Rlgoletz TO the
Gulf. II is understood that they have
agreed upon a plan which will consolidate
and reduce tho expenses OF those stations
aud interposc q moro efiectuai barrier 10
the extensive smuggling now carried on
by means Of tho numberless bayous and
outlets existing near tho mouth OF the
rivnr
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-24
NEW YORK.
FORGERY.

New York, Aug. 24.-Col. Nelson A.
Gesaner, charged with forsinga check for
S29, 1868, ON the Third national bank here, be-
ing one Of the gang Of forgers arrested in the
west was arranged in the tombs police
court this morning. Afiiidavits were made
az inst him by Willis Vantyne, teller Of the
bank, and Jos. w. Thompson, who has
turned states evidence. The prisoner wa,
remanded to the police central Office. II is
stated the authorities are in possession Of
facts showing that Gessner was concerned
in the forgery Of checks for $94,22 on the
Union Trust Co.,
John H. Husted and VIM. Coune, who
were arrested Yesterday on the charge Of
furying the St. Louis No. bonds, were in
the supreme court chambers to-day on writs
ofertisruri obtained BY their counsel, who
urged that the proof against the men was
wholly insufficient The case will be ar
gued "a. morrow. La