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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-28
Consolidated Dorado.

GoLp HILL. Oct. Is. ls7s.-J. w.. B.f.
fagtoa. .y,er,tary; The sinking Of the
new shaft is going vigorously ahead. the
bottom In good working ground and In
porphyry formation. We are sinking ai
the rate Of three and three and q half feet
Dor day. The shaft Is timber-d close a.
We go along. The machinery il In good
working order. and everything In aud
about the mine IL looking we'll.
PHILLIP CoRcoRAN, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-28
sIS.k kErOkT.
~. Frasei.es beard.
THIS MoRxiSo,

THIS NoKSiSo.
s65 Ophir, AZ. AN. A.. 4Tk bio
760 Mexican. IS. 51k
500 Gould a Curry, i6a. i6k. i6h, i6S
200 Beet 4 Beleher. %. 32S, 22k
1900 California. H., ia. lis si0. lik,
IN. IN
1880 savage. ~. 22s. 22t. 2as. 22s
TAO Con. Virginia. liz. III, Nv so
iil0 Hale a Norcross. 23k, 23s. 23S.
23S IS. 23A
105 Chollar- Potosi. 80. 5sk
sGj Crown Point. i0S, i0s
1880 Yellow Jacket. 22s, 22s, Gh, 22s
IS. 22k, 2s
700 Imperial. IL
$50 Ksntuek. ca. !, Gu
26o Alpha. "a. i3A. i3s, ~.
$40 Bslcher. 81, 50
10 Confidence. i0s
SIS Sierra Nevada. les. iGi. i63, iGiS
40 Utah. 3ik
1000 Bullion. H.. ia. ni. Hs, IN
4i0 EIehsquer. 81. 81
$50 0vermAn. IS. 20. AN
$50 Justice. 81, 81, sa, s.
co Union Con-. ii2. ii3. III
40 Suecor. IL. I 10
1885 Alta, Is. l2h, i3b
$50 Caledonia. ), 40
100 Julia, GU, Ga
los Lady Bryan. >, 100
100 Baltimore. "a
40 silver Hill. ~. 2 IS. 20
620 Challenge. ~. I ~. ~. | 40. l 10
= New York. ~. l GO.
o senator. 25c. SOC
GO Phil Sheridan. l 10, I %, ID
$50 Lady Warrington, ~.
100 woodville. soc
COO Kossuth. 2je
$50 Andes. zoe. Coo
20 Wells Fargo, Coz
4i0 Ward. I 10. I IS
$50 Con. wAshoe. 70
100 scorpion. AN
100 LevithiAn, soc, Doc. s5c
100 North Con. Virginia, "a
$50 Trojan. 200
$40 Benton. TAI
400 solid Silver. ~. IL
100 ~. Louis. SOC
270 Vermont. 81. 50
200 Atlantic. I %
1000 North Sierra Nevada. zoe. i5c
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-28
Mining Locations.

Notices Of mining locations have been
alod with the County Recorder as folloss'
John Stewart, w. ID. Moore and John
Evans have died notice Of location OF the
Lady Franklin claim. l.3i5 feet, Virgins
District, adjoining the North Comstock.
Also the Northern Beauty. LOSE feet
aamn locality.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-28
Rutcide.

Han PRASciseo. Oct. 2s.-Mrs. HAnora
Burke . storage passenger from New
York oil the steamer Colima which arrived
yesterday committed suicide by jumping
overheard during the voyage. The body
was recovered and inferred at Punta
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-28
FATAL DELAY.

II Is often the case that We sscrnee our live
By delaying the use Of proper remedies. Afew
hours lost Ia often fatal iu acute disases
Fever and Inflammation waits for no man, bu'
when unchecked hurfies on 10 modification
and death. DO not he gnilty of this fatal delay
Use frreI, Brstol's s~srsaparilla and Pills; IA
them you have safety and health. oc16 cod I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-28
,.p.r,nr.. s.,nra.r E,e.,.r

q W Bryant. N Il Elstner, Geo Elstnor.
Charles J Wiley. Jas Morris. J Hill. Q N
Rolker. II J Davies. T. X Mslone, Mrs $ N
Campbell. Mrs X Harrigan, Mrs scoville.
N c Sullivan. Mrs W \ Cooke, Mrs W Il
Gregory and son. W II Knox. Miss jordan.
l. spear, " "iclly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-28
CARD.

To all who arc suffering from the error and
indlscrs,ions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. ETC.. ! will send .
receipt that will ours you, yRsE or cHAaon.
This great remedy was discovered By q mission
AIRY In south America. BEND . self-sddressed
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH T. iNkAN,
station ID. Bible House, New iork City.
Se3O ON
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Ansrsss. Iafsr...i Beard.


Ban fnAScisco. Oct. 2s.-2:3o p. -.
Yellow Jacket. Hh; Union Con-. i39.
l39; Eureka Con-, 81; Savage, 2iS. 2lh;
Ophir. i5S, asa; Con. Virginia. liz.
H. si0: Beleher. sS, 81; Fairfax. ~;
Mexican. Sc. sc: Sierra Nevada. i62. l62;
California. IN; Hale 4 Norcross, s2t,
22h; Bulwer II; Crown Point. iOs, iOS;
Gould 4 Curry. i5h, 49,; Grand Prize.
CO. Ca: Alta. IS, 49,; Benton, 7, O.;
Dodie. 2os; Utah. 30S; Best 4 Beleher.
22k bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-28
OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

Tho following letter., under the dates
given. have been sent from the Coms'oek
to the principal Offices Of the various com
panies In San Francisco:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-28
A VOICE FROM NEVADA.

From Virginia citya poor sufferer. alnos,
devourcd alive BY an ulcerous secret disease.
sends ne his thanks and gratitude for his TO
oovery TO hath. effected By thoae sterling good
msdicints, Bristol's Sarsaparilla and Pills.
established for over forty years. They have the
eonndsnce Of both doctors and patients.
su7tIm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-28
silver,

LONDON. Oct. 2s.-Sllvcr 10 selling 10
day for so pence per ounce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-28
POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN,
STATE TICKET.
|.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER s. 1878.
ELECTION:

Fer Gsvsrssr.
.. II. KNKEAD....... OF Humboldt County
Fer Lsatesant G%sverner,
HENRY r. MI0HELs .....Of om'by cosnty
Fer Member or Csssress.
r. N. DAG0RTT ...........0f storey County
Fer Jsdse Of sspreme Csurt.
rHos. p. HAwLEY... .Uf white Pine County
Fer SKATE Csssrsiier,
.. y. HALLocK............of Lincoln County
Fer State Treasurer,
L. L. CROCKETT. zee. ....of wsshoe County
Fer Secretary Of state
JASPER DABc0CK OF Storey County
Fer Attorney 0eserai,
Y. A. MURPHY .........of fsmeralda County
Fer s~urvsysr Osssrai,
4. J. aAToH.............of washos County
Fer Clerk or suprene Cssrt,
cHARLxs y. BicKNELL. or ormsby County
Fer ss,'t sf Psslio %Iss:rse,iss,
J.. D. HAMMOND. .........of Lander County
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
ELECTION NOTICE.

PURSUANCE Up AN ORDER OF THE
Hoard Of County Commissioners o. 1lorsy
Count, mada and entered In the Minute ot
paid hoard, October II 1878, notice y neIooy
gwen that on the nrsi Tuesday the etn Gay.
OF November neat. st the following named
places. TO wit;
Al No. 90 North c street. First Ward. Virginia
City, inspectors George Cisil, II. J. NC
Cutchen and John Petne;
AZ CITY Hall. second Ward. Virginia CITY:
inspectors-C II. Cornell. Mace Wilson and
0eorss W. Finney;
Al old City Hail. d street, Third ward. vlr-
ginia City: I~nspectors-S. ID. Baker, joe. II.
Uowen aud u. n. Wallace;
A. las South O street, Third ward, Virginia
CITY: Inspectors Robert Moore. q. II. ciarks
and O. n. Bennett
Al No. 8 Rngine uouse. Fourth Ward. Viz.
ginis City: lpspect9s-J. \. Purinxton. John
4. Martin and John Snow;
At Yellow Jacket Rpgils House. fiftt Ward.
Gold Hin: Inspecion-u. W. Fitzgerald, z.
Lyfori and q. u. Waters;
A. Lincoln Hose House. Second Ward. Gold
HILL inspectors -Ambrose Rnglis. George ii,
Morrison snd John U. benefits;
Al Charley Weeks building. American FIAT
Inspector-Rdwsrd Prince, II. y. Champion
and John II Newman:
AZ nrw school House. riowery District
Inspectors Oscar Woodbury.. John Low and
John O. schmidt
An Election will b held In the County o.
Storey
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-28

For Governor,
For Li,utsnsnt Governor.
For one Member OF Congress,
For one Judge Of the supreme Court.
For Attorney General.
For Clerk OF supreme Court.
For Secretary OF state,
For State Treasurer.
ror superinssndsni Of Public Instruction.
for Surveyor General,
FOR two State senators.
For fJurtesn AssemblyTen,
For vne District Judss.
For sheriff.
FOR County Clerk,
For TREASURER.
For Assessor.
for Recorder,
For District Attorney.
for Pubic Administrator.
For Superintendent Of Pablo Schools,
Por three County Commissioners lone long
term and two short tefmsJ,
ior one Justice OF the Peace for Township
Foe one Jusiies OF the Peace for Township
M. q.
FOR ore Justice OF the Pssce for Township
No. ..
For one Constable Of Township No. 1.
For one Constable Of Township No. ..
For one Constable Of Township No. ..
For three school Trustees for Virginia School
District.
Por three s:hool Trustees Tor Gold Hill Dis.
tret;
which polls shall he open not later th.n 2
O'Clock A. \ . and stall continue until o O'CLOCK
.. n. VI the same day.
And notice 10 hereby flrtaer given that the
ballots 70 be us~d at said G lection shall conform
In color. size and trxtnre " III the description
set forth herein, TO wit: Size u ballot shall
be four inches in width by twelve inches In
length. TO be printed % PLAN white book paper
Of - pounds.
by order Of the Board.
lsrALl Attest: J.. p. MCFARLAND
by n. c. THoHrsos.
nsnutv Cierk. Ort1td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-28
PAT E N 7 s

OBTAINED FOR MECHANICAL DEVICES,
medical or other eompounds. ornamental
sIgnments. Interferences. Infrngemsuts and
al matters relating 10 Patents promptly attend
cd To We make preliminary EXAMINATIONS and
furnish opinions - 10 patentAbllity, ffse Of
charge. and ell who arc interested In new inveu-
OF our e Dude for Obtaining faisnta," which
10 sent FIRE to any address. and contains com
plets instructions how 70 obtain PAtents. and
other valuable matter. During tho past ave
Year, Ne have obtained nearly thres thousand
patsuts for American and foreign inventors. and
cen give satisfactory references In Almost svery
county In the Union.
LOUIS BAGaKR / co.,
Solicitors OF Patents and Attorneys 81 law
u proit Building. Warrington. D..
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-06-01
THE B-5T EVIDENCE,

Tnc following letter from Rev T.. & Best Pastor
OF NJ l.. Church, Nat.ck Mnss., will b. read with
interest by naiy p!aic:nrs; mis0 thu,., suffering
from I'll" sa':i" ds"s "f;lict"bto son q. ! I:,v
Il. >. best No PERSON can doubt this testimony ns
there il no doubt about the curative powers of
VEGETISE.
MH. H. L. STfvEHG: ~ > '''
I'cGr S'r,-Nc i=v" good reason for roo. -,,;,,o
your NEnEriSt y :uvdIcin" OF tie, Rr-rt,.r v.l,..
We i'ci assured II r b-.;l the an. of swing rr
t'h mo IL" II now seventeen Sca., OF ne. rr
IN" last two S".Ts a. tis suffered .ru n,.,r az
ms leg chti'd ID? s,r','uluus hiCti,,, ai. v.s x
lar reduced inst nearly Hli who s li.u th,lt IL,
r".i"'s ::::.s:':.:: :. " ;i,. IN ,,.f,,s
C"nn S'V" u, brt i!!n ;u,t hope Oi h,s y.r r-ily.
ING wv" ut tn" nu:'.ll'r GrCI.in iaa l,.
th" fra'h oi hi',I: r'iaudU, that even I,Iut ,Inn
Could not saw" him. aa L. l.: I, y;sr ,,i,ur,, 70
cht'ni" TN" oi'"rAti'H .iG.t i!.un ~, ,p.,t,. ,r.d
Es'iir hh L,.t - =, and il.iu th time l., t,r
pcH',rt hr hyS h.''s .'pIiiahru.ly nurruytr- Ii..
mas ln'cH r,sHir 10 .G.'- t'rDNr t,,.,y I,,
strong. . go"
rl,u:h ,,lio.o i s. Il .,no di,rh4r,. frnnn ho
oi.H'i'H Wr:" ~" .l.b l.itC.d. - !: 50, tn
ihiIat 'i''tiCact i.it ~ Little time e w tJ,. ,r
IL Ia, ;kca ',;'a,' hrco dozen bottles .. yro,.
Ti.i, hut Lately u-r- b II .II.I.:- d.. il ,i..., H..
he Is toO wei! 10 i,c luig n"GI.!i.r
li,a.cs:II.l. suT.N.
l.. =. E:.rr
Mi.. l. {. = rI:ST.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-06-01
v EGE Z lNE
Purlfies the Blood, Rcnovates
and Invigoratos the Whole
System.
IT'S MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent,
anu Diurotic.

VEoErIsE is made exclusively from the uiccs OF
srongly concentrated tina; it will sHecthaliy eradicate
from tho systc" every tGrnt OF :Scroiu!n, >crOfu-
lois Ilumo:, 1nuHr>, Cancer, CnmcCrous
IiuInor, ErN.:rcIus, Sult Rhcun, S,pli-
lite Disca-r,, CuE. Fitiuiuc-s 1T tho
StONurlI, and all disca uGis,, from impure
blood. SciRtirn, ,Infuii:;..i,IGry and Chronic
Rhcunatisut, NenralE.p, Eoui, aud :sginul
Complaints, can only he sftuctually ured through
tho blood
For Ulcers and Erurtivc Discusses of tho
Skin, Pustules, Puppies, Bl0ic;r~, Bolts,
Teticr, "c:'i6iIc:,tl, aud i:imGwor,,i, Vcr.tIno
has never a cd 10 effect l.criIancnt cu:te
For Pain, In the lj;., *. Il .di,ry CONT
pltint>, Drop-y, FcnIn." .Vpul,uess:, I,r-
corrhw., nI!s.nE from i,teTna! liberation and
uterine 'iia'as"> ngi General Debility, VEGE
TISE acts dire .!y upon the causes OF these com :
plants. 1t NJ :oratcs and strengthens. the whole
systcn ACT Hpor the secrc,iy- organs nllays iu t-
mntion. cures uceratiun and regulates tbs bowels
For tL,nrrii, Dyspepsia, I:rhiIu;, Coh-
tivrness, Pn;piiniion of IL" iira!:, isruG-
ache, PLIES, Nervousness, and General
Prostrn'lnn nf tho Nervous siy...rti no
medicine has ever gwen such perfect ton as
the NEGEriEE II '.iri,ics the bGod clcarIs.s all Of
tho organs. nni possesses u controlling power over til,
nervous systoaI.
The remarksho cures effected by VrGrrIyE have
induced many phs .c.nns and npothecnrcs whom we
la fact NE"r,Iy. is tho heat re,rady yet ,l.scov.
BLOOD PUEIi !:iiy yet placed L.iu.. tile rab!c
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-06-01
SuLlCiTOE'> OrF.cE,

april Ii

=. 'i.hri,~'
:, Mi"inN: ;. !. i'rc. -, 1871.
'",<S'%, ~ =. ,"L.H' Z" o., HaaHd|Ph", i":
'|n''yi'i'h H3nc tnr'e years ago VS.
.'"th WI" son N'''@ !iNr asthma Thrai-
''fNS al hrSl came II night, and whilst
h''e'l'' II W""'' awake me, IN" would
nv ~ ~ ~ s'' up IN" S,' "p u'' II w"nlI wear
"m. in'>r ;,'tack> H'ra'ne more and more
i''I"'"'' "i.H !, increase" more ana more IN
.".v''c i''''l' 'hr S?r'nS%' 'o.n, when 'hcy
,T, ,a''';o ,'''''''',iS h' !" 81 up most OF
Wy i'S'''S, I""' i'o' "!r:'"t III any other
,,t t'," ,'i, ,I ~: y. " Ii.S o'i 10" win
", ;,h very IM'',n' n.ilII''''T ,;, was attended
.nra -" u,''' '""sh, ne eN pec'"rau"nS
tonah ,'i. ',',ms ',aa"r''r h",i very
W"7ml W,7 n,'I'''e XII Is!I weak ana l'enit'
H. r'r; %'.,'' fr f,.I "''a' nt G"'': o'' TO III
kcn, !, ."mco,j ic c "a,tM "''n' ~ e' me, ne
s.,,;SI ~, ,, % M"'' ~ -; n''"t'cF, was
,;"n a. ,:'' .a, "lt.'' ''S'''se o. c"hS' mp
pr";a",,;"If.I , .ii.'IS ' .ro'. my i'''@S,
of u,o IJnm XIV ~ ~" .'v teco',H'TtHat'0n
Einmcr s~r,, a, VI ''s .'leoc
~ ~ ~: ''", Ni'.".' MN ior
H., NV 80 VI ms ,''ltmilicS,
bought a bottle and Commenced tnlinr i - =
pcr directions fell , snnvo,;n,' 80 ~ 90
after the first dose ltakcn at n,rhtl hut I,,"I hnJ
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-06-01
MI HAnlO0d! How Lost. How
EscStOrCi!

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sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced bv
sclt-indulgcncc or sexual extravaganza, &c.
ny" Price, in sealed envelope, only
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The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clcailv demonstrates, from a thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
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cured without the dangerous use Of internal
medicine or the application of the knife;
pointing out a mode of cure ut once simple,
certain, and cilccual, by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply. and
rudicaiy
By" This Lcctn> shouId be in the
hands of every you'll, and every man in the
land.
Sent under seal, i'll plain cnvcl~p,, to
any address, pot paid, on receipt of six
cents or two postage stamps
Address the Publishers
THE BuLVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
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may "
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-06-01

The reputation il has attained, in consequence OF
the marvellous cures it has produced during the
last half century, is Il sufficient assurance to the
public that il will continue to realize the happest
results that can he desired In almost every
section of country there are persons, publicly
known, who have been re torcd from alarming and
even desperate diseases Of the lungs, by its use.
All whoha"c triedit acknowledge its superiority:
and where ) virtues arc known, no one hcsitates
rs TO what medicine to employ to relieve the dis.
trcss and suffering peculiar to pulmonary aTec.
tons. CHERRY PEcroRAL always affords In.
stant relief, and performs rapid cures OF tho
mildcr varieties ofhronchial disorder, rs we'll "a
the more formidable diseases OF the lungs.
AS a safeguard to children, amid the distress.
ing diseases which bcsct the Throat and Chcst of
Childhood it is invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitudes are rescued and restored to health.
This medicine gains friends at every trial, 40
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Lieutenant Colonel Do Lacy, Of the Sixty-nnth
regiment yesterday handed In TO she Common Coun-
ell series OF resolutions signed by the officers OF
command thanking the municipal authorities for per-
hitting the corps 10 occupy the Seventh regiment
armory alter It 10 vacated for the uptown head
quarters
The Boaro Of Aldermen passed q resolution yester-
day calling upon the Mayor TO direct the Pai Com
missioners proceed with the
Of Tompkins square. They also passed resolution
calling upon the New Court House Com issoners 10
urush necessary information to the probable cost
OF finishing the structure under their control all
other uinrs relative to tho progress work
Inc Aldermen gave authority yesterday for the
erection OF fruit stand front OF the premises Nos
H. Ia and IL Broad This the first thori-
zaiion u sucn character issued by the City Fathers
since their indictment by me Grand ury for
obstructing the streets
Alderman Bryan Reilly made an effort yesterday
In the Board 10 nave The Law Committee discharged
IRON TURNER consideration Vt his resolution compel
ling all the city commissions TO mold open sessions
IN their various departments The Park Commission
ers were frequently found by him locked up In prl-
vate room. Mr. ksliy's attempt 10 pass the rcsolu-
ton again defeated, and II still remains In
In ttee.
Corporation Counsel whitney has been directed by
the Aldermen urnish special counsel TO their
committee, recently appointed, 10 investigate the
Department Of Public Works.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21
WORMSEK, kINGSBUkY & co.

To TIE EprroK THIS HERALD:-
My attention has been called TO lctter Of MessFa
wormser h Kinssbury contradicting q rcpors ID
your issue oil Istn ~ the settlement Of
tho affairs Of Keller, wormser & Knssbury. The re-
port appeared was obtained by your reporter 10
the main from me, and. In justice 10 MIN and myself
repeat all statements originally reported by you
with reference to my course Ia that matter The set
temsnt of their affairs proposed and procured by
mo at great personal and pocunary sacrhce induced
TO some extent by the opportunities Of Messra
Wormssr a Kingspury. Not only did procure the
sxtensou for the nrm but also effected settlements
A. large discount with sucn OF their creditors as 70.
iussd me extension. In support Of my statement
refer 10 the com mitteo OF the creditors oil Keller,
wormser KiugsDuryi Mr. Lesncr, of the nrm Of
Isshsr A W nttnap; Mr.. Lauer, OF Naumburg, Kraus,
Lsuor A Co., and MI. Werner, Of the nrm vi Hahie
gie,sItx and also TO the creditors oil the firm. I
cared nothing Tor the puoca,ion OF the settle msnt
ana i'm ed TO Jour reporter In answer TO his
au,ries OF me. The ingratitudc Of Messra Wofmser
K,ngsbury, evidenced IN Their untru.hu letter in
vour issue OF 18th inst, Induced make this
expianation. FREDERICK LEWIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21
IN DEEP DISTRESS.

A well authenticated case OF distress arising out
OF tho dulsess OF the times and the consequent
slagnaton OF work has just como within the notice
Of she HERALD. In OF the east side there
lives an honest mechanic up to four months ago
made comfortable living Tor himself, his vile aud
family Of I'VE children. The hard times, however,
overlook MIN, and, Without any fault OF
his own, he thrOwa out Of work.
he SOBER frugal and INDUSTRIOUS but all his Efforts
TO OBTAIN employment have been unavaiiiug He Is
by trade u carpenter, but he has offered himself for
any service. however humble. In Tour months he
has ony worked Tor two weeks, and then NJ q remu-
ncration totally inadequate 10 meet his necessities
In vi his combat with poverty all his
effects have found their way 70 the pawn ONCE, and,
being unable TO hts rent no is now under notice
10 quit his humble lodgings. Hn eldest child 10 only
tourtsen years Of age and his youngest but SIX
months. THIS 10 q genuine case Of distress. and any
unicaions with view TO s relief Will DO gladly
received at she Office Of the HERALD
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

FAILURE OF A BREWER AND A FURNrruRH
DRALER-PRocEEDINGs IN BANKRUPTCY
ACTION OF CREDITORS.
Franz A. Neumann, lager beer brewer, a. Nos 2s1
10 2a7 East Fortyseventn street. made an assignments
yesterday for the benefit OF his creditors to Anthony
Deckelmann. He was largely overloaded with real
estate heavily mortgaged, aud tue interest
used him up financially. Although be claimed sur
plus OF 1884, 900 above all his liabilities for
over wear past b. has 0eeu seldom able to pay
promptly In August, 1871 rumors OF his Insolvency
were circulated 10 such an extent that he wrote
letter contrsdictng the rumors claiming that he was
sound ever. he Is OF the OLD brewers or
New York. and IN the great competition he allowed
others TO pass him. and the returns tor the year end
ing May ], 1878. that 90 257 barrels of
beer. He owns the brewery, which we'll equipped,
and other zeal estate. the equity In which year ago
estimated at ABOUT $4,000 The liabilities are
large, but the amount IL not known and tho greater
portion is on real estate mortgages. He mas good
assets consisting OF machinery, fixtures horses, wag
ons and book accounts, besides the real sstalo
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The failure OF J. r. Allen Co.. dealers furniture,
at No 2i1 Canal street, Is announced. The house 10
OF Oldest In tho trade Mr. Allen having been
business for forty years. The failure had been
expected tor some time past In The spring The arm
advertised sales Of stock TO reduce large sur
plus which heavy TO carry. The immediate
OF their failure the immense reductions
In values heavy losses by failures ana poor collec-
tons At one time the firm estimated worth
5000 900, but Mr. Allen had q large amount OF real
estate rho liabilities estimated Ut about $50 900,
which $50 000 contingent on endorsements;
there ABOUT ninety CREDITORS two-thirds OF whom
are open account Among the creditors are u ait
land Phelps Co., So 600; W. Dunning, $1,000 H. 9.
Silsoec, S6,l75 %; wa,rous wilson, -, l79 SO;
j. r. wh.ine, Stat "a; j. T. Williams, $2.osS "A;
Schneider, Sirouhsim Co., $1,000 40; Ryer
sl,e7s Is; Johnson 4 Faulkner sI,4so sa;
N. Conan. $500; Delaney L. Co., sos? 40; Aeyman 4
SeneIl, $40S 81; r. N. Dngiec Son. 1891 %; S. W.
Brown, $685. So; Q. KeLy. f495 rs; G. II. Foster
Co., $500 81; K. H. Drup, 1916 05; A. $. Thorp Co.,
S263 10 Inc amount Of assets rs not known ut pres
eht and the clerks are making inventory OF the
stock The mach and fixtures Of tho factory
upward Of $4,000, but. tneir value would be very
small unless tue business was continued As soon
the statement Of their affairs is completed meeting
OF the Will be held at the rooms of the New
York Furniture Board oil Trade to decde upon q
Element. The creditors express great sympathy Tor
the firm, and no doubt Is entertained OF compromise
being obtained