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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31
written for the Gold Hill xsvsl
THE AUTHORIZES AND THE
CBlr1Co.
ar EDITH y,,.xcu.

An su.horess cat BY her writing dsst.
with her hand on her throbbipg head,
And vowed By the shades Of posts gone.
She would weave . rhyme ere the break Of
morn,
II the morning found her dead
For msrcilsss critics. With cruel psns,
Hal torn into pieces her vsrssi
With . sneer for its pathos. . smile Tor IT. PAIN
And politely wishing that ns'ss again.
Would she such linss rshesrss.
She had pondsrsd and studied By night and
day.
To please the public mind
She had written ed poems. and some moro
gay,
Bu. with al. there seemed the ds1l to psy.
And critics are % uhkind.
But % she sat By her writing deck.
With her hand upon her head.
She dreamed that she went 70 the lower world
By some sudden convulsion downward hurled,
In fact. che thought she was dead. '
And - she wandered In pathways dark,
An imp Of ebon hue
Rose mp before her. and aid. "You must writs
Sixty vsrses Of fun on this vsry night.
or rs all up with you r
by desperation nov msds bold.
She said, "who are you. psyr
Z" sa none Of yours i An sure Of tAaf!"
ssid. be. g edit the Reno Gasstfs.
I'm . critic Of today
with . CRY Of horror that such . fate
should follow her, even when dead.
She pushed him from hsr with such . stroke.
That she from the hidsous dream awoks,
Shil pressing her thrsbbips bead.
Said the saddsned writer. ~ might - veil
Maks up my mind TO livsi
For. ~ these critics are Ainss Of bell.
No power Of hsdrsn their pens can qusli.
Do It's plainly vain to Rrievs."
The suthoress laid sside her disk.
And sought her welcome bed;
And 10 ! when morning dswned again.
She foabd that her patience vas mot In vain.
For the criticize Wa dead
GALrxA. New. August %, ISIS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31

Yesterday. In company with . number
Of the mining men and experts Of the
Comstock. q representative Of the News
visited and inspected the lower levels Of
the ophir. Although q considerable
amount Of work has been done during
the past thirty days. there IL but little
change to note Of the ore Developments
on the 1000 level. East crosscut No. 2
from the north lateral drift on that level
had been extended soms twenty feet BE-
yond where the streak Of ore was struck,
eight or ten feet Of that distance being
through ore and broken quartz mixed
with porphyry ; Il was then stopped.
the face In vein porphyry and
Is now being used as, q dump for the
rock which 10 taken from the Wine b.
low the 1000 level. That WINE was
started. full size. In ore. Al the depth
OF ten or twelve feet, the west side
passed into porphyry. and Ut the depth
Of thirty feet the ore had entirely passed
out to the eastward, the ore vein at that
point having assumed . regular sastsrly
dip OF about forty degrees. Tho ore
continued OF Q rich character down 10
its last appearance In the Wine. The
Wine 10 o down forty-hvs feet, the
bottom In porpbyry. Nothing has been
done In the south drift on the 1000 level
for . month past. On the 2i0o level .
good working station has been opened
aud Q drift started which 10 now In l66
feet. having passed that entire distance
through porphyry. showing nothing
more than an occasional small streak OF
clay and quartz. Sinking the main In
cline 10 being pushed ahead with all the
speed possible TO reach the 2200 level.
A careful examination OF the mine %
far a. seen confirms In every particular
the regular weekly reports OF Supsrin.
tsndsnt Patton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31

FIAr.-A 1 3 o'clock this morning the
house OF Michael Flynn on Shelton
street. near the Virginia Foundry. took
Gre and was with It's contents nearly de-
slroyed. There was no hydrant near for
the hremen TO use. and the hose from
the foundry was . little too short. The
Are caught In the kitchen part Of the
house and, q IL supposed. from Q dsfec-
tive s~tovspips. Mr.. Flynn and family
were In bed at the time. In order to get
out Mr.. Flynn had 10 rush through the
burning room, In doing which bis vhis-
ksrs were considerably singed. Once
out be helped his wife and children out
through Q window. The house and fur.
niturs were insured for 5000. which will
about cover the loss.
Bro Esr%ABLisHxrSr. - Among the
largest and best known grocery houses
In this section 10 that Of Richard Mercer.
Gold Hill. His assortment Of choice
family supplies 10 always nns and fresh
q well a. abundant. He imports direct
and has done Il 90 long that he knows
each month just what he 10 going 70
need, and hence IL always In new stock.
His assortmsnts are large and his ators
contains everything found In hrst-class
establishments OF the kind. He sells
ct lowest figures and delivers good free.
BARDx,ous. nut Goop.-whsn you
want . good. clean. smooth shavs. done
up in an artistic as we'll - sIpsdihsus
manner. or II you want your Uranium
shampoosd and hair cut or dressed In
style, call Of Pohl's barber shop on Main
street, opposite Gibson's. Tommy
Alexander, one OF the chief tonsorial
artists OF the Comstock. 10 playing IN
engagement at Pohl's and will always
be happy to manipulate the checks and
top.knots Of his friends.
MMrns' uMox Personal---very. are
the people talking Of the expected good
time ct the Miners Union picnic 70 b
held at Treadwsy's ranch. Carson. NEXT
Saturday. The committees have their
srrsnRsmsnts already nearly perfected.
The target match will be very clossly
contested and excites an unvontsd de-
gree Of interest. The picnic will b q
Of the grandest ever held BY the Miners.
Proxrrs LluxpRY.-This old sstsb-
lishsd and reliable laundry 10 prepared
to turn out any quantity Of renovated
and clean linen without being damaged
hy manipulation or BY chemical applL
cation. Packages punctually called for
and returned. Leave ordsrs d the
vsssy, Gold Hill, or at VOLTS clothing
store, opposite the International. Viz
sinia.
AT the meeting Of citizens held In
Virginia last evening. . committee from
each ward was appointed to solicit sub
scriptions for the relief Of the yellow
fever sufferers at the south. apd . dis
Irritating committee appointed 70 for.
ward the funds collected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31


CuRAPxR THAN SrKALIso.-We under
stand that some parties recently were
overheard contemplating q robbery OF
the clothing house OF Reinstein 4 Wolf
Of this place. This not to be wondered
at - their stock Ii large and attractive.
The robbers subsequently, became con-
yIposd, however. that Il vas cheaper to
bay the goods ct the present low prices
offered than 10 run the risk OF detection
and conviction Of stealing them.
Caowps THERE DAuY.-There are
crowds these busy days Of stocks not
only around the stock quotations dis.
played al the window Of L. u. Franksl,
stock and money broker. above the
Bank Of California. on Main street, but
Al the counter also giving orders. Tbs
house 10 an old n and one tried and
trusted. Their correspondents In San
Francisco are !. Glszisr J. Co. The
house 10 Q sound one and o good ons
with which TO do business.
BIZ referring To the regular religious
notices ~ readers will see that Rev
Mr.. Crothsu will preach In Masonic
Hall tomorrow, instead Of In Odd Eel
lows hall, - h~Estoiofs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31
rHE CRUsT or TARTAR

Speedily issvss The sarfses Of teeth upon which
The cleansing and preserving influence OF
sozoDvNr 10 daily szsrtsd. No form Of
dscay can infsss . ~ OF - ivortss' upon which
u 70 ussd. Il has. morsovss, Q mo.t rsfrsshing
aerssabls tasts, besides rsndering the breath
fragrant. II ths mouth b fnsed with u AFTER
smoking, the usses Of the tobacco 10 entirely
dissipstrd. A. N suxiliszy 70 personal come.
linsss Il cannot b. 700 highly sxsoiled. sold
BIZ drukRtsta. suf1 In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31
rnR PALACE EArIN0 STAND.

: For . roast OF bssf unsseeiisd In Storey
county. 70 70 rhoms HsdfSn's Eating Stand.
IN the Palace Saloon, No. 7 North O street.
Virginia oty. frssh oystsn Il all hour IN
vsfy syis. Forty ninsrs Always on hand q
niehf. for t.s,y, hons s.syis o. cooking. and
Tryt I. apt1 n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31

PsKrAxrxo.-our local nimrods are
busy preparing for the sports which will
be lawful on Sunday. Some Of them
ars out every day now. ~"trainins the
dogs. you know" and "lookine up good
buutine locations" 70 that whom they
.,art ont on Sunday morning they may
know juAt where to 60 and what to do.
and lose no precious time. of course
ths.. o,ntIsmsu would not think Of sseh
a thing o. pointing . gun at isatns!
or hair Till after the tongue OF midnight
tsls " Of Saturday. Perish the thought.
Bee how nsreely they irown on the poor
Piui.s who are bringing In . few ducks
these days.
ALL the public schools OF storey
county will open Monday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31
Departures s.sss xvesiss.

Fox. J sharpe. T Eimonis. &c Lock.
J Rlurschutx. J Thomas. W V Davenport.
J Wallace. s yanwyek. Fr Ainsworth.
X Scott. > Brumsey. 3 North. J Coin.
J Knsebone. J Cronin. J L Jones. EFF
Deal. W Parsons. J Mcmahon and family.
w Sutherland and family. y Kenyon. Mrs.
II Crandail and family. d kinsk. Mrs N O
Hiilyer. J Y Mahsnny. Mrs Sutherland.
N smith Lee. Mrs J 7 Lewis. W falk.
Mrs. d T williams. Mrs. @ Battsrman.
Mrs Murphy. n G Rolls. Mn Myers. Miss
Z Edsms. Mics c wsstcott.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31
VOICE ZION v

Prom virsiais CITY, poor sufferer. ainOss
dsvoursd alive By . ulesrous secret dissass.
sends u Bis thanks snd gratitude for hls ~
ooyery 10 hraith. sfsctsd By thoss sterling GOOD
msdlein.a bnstols esnssperpa \ PIN.
eonAdsncs Of both doctors and patients.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31
A CARD.

To Ill who srs suffering from the sron and
indiserstoas Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. Etc., I will Send .
rscsips thss win cure you, yisl or cHAnos,
This rrsst rsmsdy vas discovered b. missiou.
win so:th An;ses; sced : s,s.Ss,s.:sd
Station D, Bibls Hoass, New FORK City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31
PROFESSOR BRAY txuHERArrp.
A VERY PETTY SCANDAL SCAT.
TERED To THE wlaDs-

what Actually Happened 70 y
Pressy wsasrs NJ Lahe rsheeA
VERY nssser wtsssss rhtsks NJ.
bray uant for . rsseser-
school beard rhisks Dinorsess
and rreeiains HIS Chsrsessr
lnblsmishsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31
Arrivals ss.. s.s.,.s.

AD TrssdwAy. N \ Mssnsr. II Nathan
u hamilton. J Conlin. N Cromer. II 3
Eastman and wife. Mrs Whitaker. Bishop
Whitaker. Mrs yessy. Mrs Thurbsr. Mrs
y McMann. Mu @ y McMsnn. T Mckay.
Miss Bisneh. N d cohn. W II ouinirsll.
" Williams. d p Manson. II Morris.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31
A ~RRMARKABLR CASE.

One Of The most sxtssosdinssy esrss %
record was Tia: Of the man John y. Hsrnas-
dss, rs.!dins n e.lt LAhs CITY Who 20 =
ma The bsss medical ala had fAilsd 70 sep
sss asss 3 n irs ne,s1yi "a ssiYS, ~
thfss phiais q bRisToL1 ftLi4 nsds hin Q
veil man. IN IN
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o. u.

o. Il. aAILu,. opposite the Bank Of osiifoe-
fsvorits brands Of iuported c.ssrs. ohoios bit
cigar, al kinds Of chewing tobacco. meer.
schsum pipes, nuts, candles, nns cutlefy. and
tors md fhney goods OF all kinds. cps n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31
JullA.suIR0.

Minute Of ths Agresnsss Battered
late Dsswsss The sutve runssi
Company sud she Jalia Csassl.
idatsd hisisg Cempasy-ssverai
Valuable ntnisg Claims Beaded
by shs rusnei Company % she
Julfa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31
MEDICAL WONDE9.

This nsat cure for Rhsunstism. Neuralgia
and ali Pains. Burns. scsids. Colds, and all
sches and palms that people and families suder
Jonss. u. sails 10 q Cola Hi. jei2 em
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31
ExEuST ALL.

Just before leaving for Virginia City.
Mr.. Pasmors shook hands with MIR.
Dillon. saying: "Mr. Dillon. ! wish to
assure YOU that I have nothing against
you. 80 far a. my feelings are con.
osrned ! fully exonsrats you."
Mr.. Bray was standing near. and had
o parting hit at the County Superin-
tsndent. He said: al do not exonerate
you. Mr.. Pssmore. you are no gentle
man, and I shall settle this matter with
you by-and.bys."
"Whsn you please" rstorted Pas
more. and passed on up the street.
Aud here ends the hrst chapter In q
mountain OF scandal blown from a MOLE
hill Of incident.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31
VELOCITY or LIGHT.

Expsrsmsass or Albert a. Michel.
sss, formerly 81 virEisis ctsy,
new Essigs, United ststss Navy,
Aanapslis, Maryland.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31
the opnlR MINE.

A Look ~ che Lever Lsvsis-Hsw
shs Dsvslepnsssts are Progress
Tag.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31
NEGOTIATIONS.
IMPORTANT
MEDICAL NOTICE

pR. DAVID DAVIDSON, \. D..
M THR EUROPEAN AND AMIRIcAN
oolIeess, pupil Of the world rsnovnsd
Hioord Of fars. and formerly Of %: Lock Hos.
pitsl, LONDON, xneiand. ksiioAl Lsetursf q
the Hisouri etsis hussum Of Alsteuy, snthos
OF "YrSosteai Observations ~ nseyoas pshtL
ny" sts.. &C.. may Be- eonsuissd daily ~ hs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31


The witness said that she heard Cad
Smith call to the Professor a. hs was
going out to the pier. Miss Smith said;
SEQ back and mind your own business.
The girls are in wading. and you have
no right to 60 out there" Professor
Bray looked somewhat astonishsd at
this new and unexpected charge that he
had been warned OF the pier. Al length
the time for REORGANIZATION came.
The Professor turned to the witness and
asksd calmly.
madame. how high were the dresses
OF the young ladies' tucked up 2"
Witness (indignantly)-Oh. don't ask
me such questions. Mr.. Bray
Prof. Bray-Madsms. you are a lady.
I supposed
witnsss-Yss, I believe 30.
Prot. Bray-And l am considered .
gentleman BY soma persons
witnsss-vsry probably l wish /
could think you so.
Capt. Taylor-This pier Was . com.
mon resort, was IL mot 2 . place where
gentlemen went TO fish and get boats 2
w~itness-Yss.
Capt. Tsylor-And there was nnthing
immodest In the young ladies ? no sx-
posurs to attract unusual attention
Witness Nothing at all. but Mr..
Bray acted very unsentlsmanly.
Altar few more rapid passages at
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31

BY psrsistsntly following and looking o.
them while wading. thsy being nsPo-
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This formidable document having
been duly signed and placed on record.
Mr.. Pasmors was invited to call bis nrst
witness. The gentleman proved 70 DO
Mr. Z. l.. Buckingham Of Virginia. Who
took the oath and submitted to the IT,
quisitiop With n resignation which spoke
volumes in prsiss OF his philosophy and
patience. lie told his story In . plain.
straightforward manner. and seemed to
be the only witness against Professor
Bray who was not In the least infiu.
sncsd by any bias or prejudice. He
was called To blast the character Of
the Professor. His testimony proved 10
be Of really i~ncalculabls benefit to the
defence. lie said:
The young ladies mentioned we're
vsdine in Emerald Bay. They had their
shoss and stockings OF. They were At
this time In plain view from the pier. !
think there was o boy on the end Of the
pisr nshing. and Mr.. Dillon vas also
standing out there. I wont out on the
pisr and sat down. i am not sure
whether spoke to- the girls or not.
possibly I did. should be very likely
10 DO 90, % they we're Of my own party.
In 4 little while Prci. Bray came out on
The pier. He went to pillop, and the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31

Pursuant to a call Of the Clerk. the
Board Of School Trustees Of Gold HUI
District met at Masonic Hall ON Friday
evening. August 3oth. Prsssnt-Albsr'
Lacksy. samuel Downing. 7. @. Taylor
and John o. Bennstts. Abssat-c. d.
Golding.
The Clerk stated that The meeting vas
called for the purpose Of Investigating
the following charges p~rsssptsd ~ r.!
Pssmore against ]. E. Bray. . tsscnef
In the Gold Hill public schools. 10 VIZ
It was brought 70 my knowledge. thai
on . certain day. cannot give tho aats
Emerald Bay. Mr.. Bray did annoy, irsull
and outrage the feelings Of two young
ladies, 10 wit - and a."
BY psrsi,tsntly following and looking o
them while wading, they being IN . po'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-31

HIS s-ousspeadsuts IN Gan ytsaeiseo are
1. 0LAxu1 . co., Members Of the San
v~rsasiscs Stock ssd Ixehangs Board.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-21
0'Leary 10 walk Six rays I'm Phila'
delpfala THE Coming Prize FAght-A
Bout with gloves,

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 20,-Danel OLeary,
champion pedestrian, completed arrange
ments to-day for a six days walk. OLeary Is
to ATTEMPT to beat his London record fur wnlk~
ing made In his match in May, 1877, with
Weston 51g24 miles. 2G5 yards. in 14l hours 30
minutes At the conclusion Of tho walk
OLeary is to walk in New York, probably
against tho Bridgeport pedestrian, Campana.
O'Learv is to start at o. IN. Monday nj the
horticultural Hall.
1t is whispered in sporting circles here, on
good authority, that Arthur Chn,nhers is the
unknown recently matched by Billy Edwards
to fight }. W. Clark. of this city, for $1,000.
Chambers Is in training, which strengthens
the rumor.
Arrangements have been completed for o
glove fight between Billy Mclean, tho noted
base ball umpire formerly q pugilist and
Fred smith Thoy are to fight with hard
ploves one hour for 5000 q side.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-21
MINOR ,TELEGRAMa,

It Is reported that the British government
will aid the Northern Pacific Railway to the
extent Of S3O,OG0,000,
Prowse Bros, hardware md stove dealers,
of M ontreal, have fniied, liabilities $4,000;
assets nominally S45, 900.
The coopers' strike in Chicago was Of short
duration. Business is too good at present to
allow the suops to long remain closed, and
the employers nGeeded to the demand for ten
cents moro per barrel and all went to work
again to-day.
The death is reported In New York OF
Elizabeth Thompson. aged t04 years. She
was q slave In the South hefor5 the war, and
when freed went to New York. On October %
she was run over by d wagon, and her death
was the result OF injuries received.
The Vanderbilt will case was continued to-
day by the cross-examination Of Bishop Nc
Tyeire In reference to the Nashville Univer-
sity endowment. The cross examination was
continued all day, but no new facts were ellc~
tied. At the close Of the examination Abra-
ham Gardner, Of Bergen, was sworn, after
which hn adjournment was taken till Friday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-21
OUR BANKING CAPITAL.
Report of The Controller OF the Currency,
showing the General condition of
the Ranks Rf The gynuhtry.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.--ControIer Knox
has tonight given the press that portion Of
his annual rhpOlt devoted to a defense Of the
national bank system aud upon the subject Of
resumption and revenue. The report shows
the number Of State banks to he B53, with al
aggregate capital Of sI24547, 262, deposits,
1920 482,G2h, the number of savings banks
with capital 20, having an aggrrgate capital
Of 80 237. .342; deposits, $780, .t79,9Ge; the mum
Der Of savings banks without capital GeR, with
deposits amounting to S8o3 800 $40; The NUM-
bel' OF private bankers 1856; capital, SIT, 1885,
$685. deposits, SlS3 s23.6D
The whole number Of State banks savings
banks and private bankers is 44OO, with an
aggregate capital Of SgO5. 800, ,0O0 deposits,
81 ,242, 800, 900.
The total number Of national banks In ey-
istenee In June 1875 was 1856, with IL capital
Of $47O. 800 900: deposits, $G77, 900; making
the total number Of banks and private bank
ers in the country 645G, with an aggregate
capital Of $675. 77900o and aggregate deposits
Of 81 500 100000.
After showing that the value of circulation
of the national banks does not exceed 2H per
cent per annum, the controller pruC.,pds to
show that there will be no saving to the gov
ernmeDt by the substitution Of treasury notes
for national bank notes. His arguments in the
main are but repetitions of those used in
former reports, embodying, however, all new
dates that have been collected since his last
annual report.
Some Of the new points stated are as fol
lows: The government, unlike the banks,
does not receive deposits nor loan money, and
it must. therefore, provide for the re1emp-
ton of it's notes from its own resources. If
it issues 8 small amount Of currency the
amount Of reserve and expense Of redenp-
ton will be small, but if it issues the whole
paper currency OF the country it must, when
specie payments are reached maintain rates
OF reserve equal to those Of tho Bank Of Eng
land or Bank Of France which is not less in
either case than one-third Of the amount oj
ite icsIleS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-21
rFse IRA ,sfer 0f EngIstered st0ck-A
Treasury circular.

WASHINGTON, Nov m.-Ihe Secretary of
,he Treasury has just issued q CIRCULAR stat
no that hereafter lie books Of that depart
mssnt he will be closedto tho transfer Of all the
registered stock, whether held abroad Or In
HE United States Of the per cent funded
Ioan of 1881, and ~ per cent funded loan of
too7. IA follows: five per cents Of 1881 On the
evening Of the lfst day Of neeembers March, ,la,
the evening of yhe last day of January, April.
July and October; 4 per cents Of 1907 on the
evening Of TIE last day OF February, May.
August and November and reopenef as fol-
lows: rive psr cents of 1881 on the morning
the first p Tsbruary Msy ,s5 a, AqEogt r., ,t,a and
inr of ths first Of March, June. September
and Decnnber 4 per cents OF. 1907 On the
morning of the fret Of April, July. October
and .Janlary. II the bonds forwarded for
transfer be not received prior to the date for
closing 5he transfer books Interest checks will
be drawn in favor Of the party in whose
name tle bonds stood at the closing, and the
assignee must look to the assignor for the &C.
crued interest for that quarter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-21
THE STOLEN CORPSE.
An Increase Of Reward for the Convac-
tfan af the ThSeves-ArreRe of Sevcrak
Persons Implicated I'm the Robbery
The Chief G0nspirat0r.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.-The reward for the
apprehension and conviction of tho robbers
OF Stewards vault has been increased to $780,
600 for them oil, or $4,000 for any one Of
them.
The Times says it may be announced, with
out Interfering with the ends of justice, that
Nil the chiefs in the conspiracy to steal the
tpodv Of Stewart are now in custody except
one. Two arrests were made yesterday, III
including one of the men who had succeeded
in slipping through the hands OF the deteo-
tives and one OF tho tools: ,
Judge Hilton says: with the hounds on
the scent and the fox In sight, ana they. near
him, and not catch the robbers! 1here is no
such word as fail in this case
The man who is still missing is the origlna-
for of the plot aud the chief or the entlre
gang engaged in ii. A reporter learned his
name yesterday under q solemn pledEe not
to reveal it for the present and then disco,V-
cred where he had lived previous to the rob-
berry. 1t was in a fashionable boarding mouse
In the vicinity of st, Marks graveyard. He
claims to be a native of California, ana han
evidently been but recently in Boston, to
Judge from his conversation. A letter lS aC
The house now addressed to him. in spraWllng
characters. and postmarked Cincinnati. on
Sunday before election day he talked with his