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miscellaneous.

JUNIPER TAR CIGARETTE-Instnnt relief
OAnu RAPID cure OF nasal and throat cAArrh price 25c
MANS MISSION ON EAKTH-A thorough
NA medical ucAuse, indicating how confirmed diSAbtl
ues may be removed The experience II ~ study
rNAuon ami professional practice. showing the AGENCIES
mat WIZ insure restored manhood strengthened vitality
~ oNertAHed powers statement NJ obstacles ~ mar
rage and Of the means by which they can be removed
~ mail zoe currency postage stamps Address Secy
huseum Anatomy and Science. LAG Broadway. Y
OLD LUMBER and nrewood Tor sale in I25th st.
" near stl aN., on aud after Tuesday.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.-Thc foreign mails Tor
the week ending saturday Nov. l6 1871 viii close al
ms once on Tuesday, at4 30 NJ for Europe by steam
snip Nevada, via Queenstown on Wedne ,ay al 430 A
Nor Europe by steamship Algeria via Queenstown cor
spondence for France 20 be forwarded BY this steamer
France direct, by steamship Pereire, via Havre on
Thursday 1881 hor Europe, by steam shp Adriatic
via Queenstown cOrre spOndence Germany France
70 De ioTWArded by this steamer must be specially adj
nreasedli ana Al II NJ, for Europe, nv steamship
Pomme rama, via Plymouth. Che rbOurg and Hamburg
Of CheNeryla Queenstown correspondence Tor rrmnnv
And scotland 10 b" forwarded hN tins steamer must he
specially addressed and Al NJ Tor scotland direct
BY steamship DeNonia via glasgow; and At II 20 A. NJ
Tor Europe; b. steamship Mosol via Southampton aud
Bremen The steamships Nevada Algeria Adriauc and
Cy q Chester do not take mails tor Denmark Sweden
and Norway. The mails tor HAyu, SaVAnilla SC
leave New YORK Nov. 10 The mails Tor Havana leave
New YORK Nov. ~ and 10. The mails for Mexico leave
New york Nov ls Tne mail. for Nassau; n p leave
San Francisco Nov, IS The malls ioT China and Japan
leave San Francisco Dec. 3 -.
,.ovr Hos. l. JANEs, Postmaster
fosr oEnoS NEw YoRE. Nov 3, ISIS,
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Mrs. Eugene Kelly has received for st. John the,
Evangesrs table in the fair in the 81 Patreks Ca
thedrai rare medal Of gold. Its shape IL oval The
gold IL thin and fnncifly wrought In the ntre
raised representations ~ the Blessed Virgin and the
Iufant Jesus missionary gave the medal TO syrian
widow almost tile first convert 70 Christianity Of her
race. 10 commemorate her baptism. Years aftfrward
the missionary made collection 10 build church The
widow had other valuable ssion than the medal
hut she oheerully it, The missionary preserved H.
as memorial ofthe widows selisacrinoe.
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TO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOTS IL PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK.
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DOUBLE TRACE; THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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DOrsts. Gmriasfs, &f.

ONE HoHsE and milk wagon for sale At go KAp.
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5or Sal, Hno % 4s.


CORNER STORE, mats, floors. and apartments;
rent f2o to ~ Call attn II Beach St and 81 North
Moore st.
FOR BENT dock suitable for an ice house also
- iafm, 81 acres adjoining. Apply TO A. T. BOGARDUS
Soxsaekte, n y, or T. BoGARDUs, on coxssckis Jerry
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Seal 6staIt.

Q1E0CAsH and $50 year until paid for will buy
pAOO neat 3dory house. 10 rooms, 100 foot lot AZ
jersey city only 81 600 pretty cottage rooms hay
window water, aud gas only 81 500 JstoIy and cellar
house. lot store. and ~ rooms rent for SEQ month
only f2,J1 other places from 81 90 u 5000 send
stamp Tor RecOrd.n GIBSON, ~ Montgomery ST., JeT.
sey City.
QHEn BUYS neat cottage; four rooms; worth
POOO double the money, near depot EliLabs Oh port
j. kELLOuO, Broadway. N T. 1871 Id st.. Eliza
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BnsIHtss 0bzHtts
d.establshed liquor saloon sale at great bar.
n gain, II applied for Immediately corner OF Nassau and
Washington sts, Brooklyn, consisting Of bar fixtures
billiard tables aud everything connected herewith In.
quire ON the premises.
BREWERY FOR SALE in Providence r. u
- location central about l5OD square feet Of land;
tour story brick building. with engine mnchinery malt
hOuse &C. complete and In running ORDER price mod.
crate, terms easy Address wM H. HALL real estate
broker, ~ wcyhosset 81. Providence. H. l.
BUTCHER SHOP and MIXTURES; also extra set OF
ID fixtures; cheap II sold to-day. 1871 Grsene 81
LNOH aALE-Quarter interest in tugboat H. NJ
II frehgh including business, chance for per.
sou competent 10 take charge also soop John Leech
now Ying AT Mott Haven shout l25 tons capacity. In
quire At Blue stone Co. office 247 broadway room2
EOH sALR, cheap stock and fixtures OF an estAb.
II hshed confectionery and commission bakery. doing
fair cash husness satisfactory selling Apply
At store, ~ 9TH av, Brootlyn
LNOh hALE-A good corner market on n leading ayr.
II nue.; doing good business For further particuafa
call al II Sands st. Brooklyn.
IOBPRINTING OPTIC 4. in good loo alton; doing
- good busnefs established years sickness cause OF
selling AddreSJob, box ifo, sun office
TO LET-Larss bakery. store. and dwelling I40
Il Elizabeth st. N. PORTER. ~ Park place.
QO0 FAST 10Th STA store and fixtures for
O%O sale the owner gong into other business.
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6trursluns

Con fISHING 70 9. II, II fathom Banks or chol
o. tune taols Fast sea steamer SETH Low with new
y 10Th st r. 7io; 9Th St. East River att SIS Pier
q, Fast River So Battery stone pier staten
Island Ferry. at A ". Tickets e. All kinds OF cod
tackle and hat on board. N Turning trip for duck.
Noy "a Tickets limited % So for board or
BowcrvD Al. q FOSTER, Pilot and Manager
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23

The Savage Mining Company have
leased to John Ryno the piece Of land
commencing at the southwesterly corner
OF the land leased by the company to
William ]. Morrill,. in a northwesterly
direction from the old shaft. running
thence southerly parallel with A street
so feet, thence westerly at right angles
30 feet. thence northerly 90 feet, thence
easterly 80 feet to the point Of COM
mepcement. being a portion OF block
IN. 10 hold until notice TO vaeate shall
bs given. The consideration Is hIed at
one dollar per month. Undertaking the
premises or assigning the lease cannot
be done without the consent OF the COM
pany.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23
The sullivan Wine Explo.,on.

TERRE HAUrE. Ind, Nov. 22.-The
mine explosion at Sullivan yesterday
was caused by tho carelessness Of the
miners. who, after being warned Of
danger. took the risk Of blasting into q
thin partition. The blast broke through
the thin wall OF coal and the accumu.
lated gas exploded with a tremendous
conclusion. Eight men were killed by
the shock or soon died Of ~suifocation.
There were at the time "a miners ut
work. OF whom 10 were in the lower
vein. Seven OF those were saved after q
lapse OF over an hour, but how thoy
managed to survive In the dense fumes
and damp Ia q mystery. The ~ men In
the upper vein were badly stunned. but
unhurt. Tho eight killed are Tom
landlord, Sam Landlord. Jack Leedor.
Albert Smith. John Bulger. W. NJ.
Wales and Patrick Dunn. There were
but four or five men courageous enough
TO 60 into the lower vein after the ex.
plosion, but after they had saved the
seven who were living they worked on
I'LL 3 o'clock this morning recovering
the bodies OF tho dead. Then work was
resumed after . rest OF three hours. and
BY noon to-day the last corpse was
taken out,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23
Hardening Along the Carson.

The sutro Iadep,RieRi says: The
anchers along the Carson are now
busily engaged in gathering their vege-
table products OF the year. Vegetable
raising has been q more prominent fea-
ture with them this year than ever be-
fore. The reason is obvious : Potatoes
tina, sell for Si5 per ton. and carrots
that find a ready market at $50 per ton.
pay better than raising alfalfa that will
bring only $40 per ton. Carson Valley
soil grows vegetables most ~prolifcally.
We were surprised. the other day. when
visiting a n~eighboring ranch. to see the
large yields Of different vegetables from
small parcels Of land. An acre OF
that land, when properly cared for, will
grow each year eight tons Of potatoes.
or nine tons Of carrots, or six tons OF
turnips. or 10000 heads Of cabbage OF
an average weight Of i've pounds. These
figures are not based upon theory. but
upon actual experiments among ranchsrs
along tho river.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23

PATENT oBrAISEp.-A United States
patent has been granted to Lafayette
Andrews aud ii. Il. Fowler OF lot No.
Ii9. embracing a portion OF township
II. north OF range ~. east Mount
Diablo meridian. In Virginia Mining
District. containing s.2G acres. more or
less, embracing COO linear feet Of the
Pisty Hill mine.
Ar HoNr.-There was a pleasant So
ciaI party at the residence Of ID. ii. Car.
rick. in Gold Hill. last evening. A
number OF young and old people were
present. A decidedly enjoyable event.
was the verdict Of all the guests.
Tnx sale Of the Andrews Gold and
Silver Mining claim has been confirmed
60 b. ID. simpson for and In e~onsidera-
ton OF 81. 30s co.
Tux Evans mill. in Cedar Ravine, Sill
yer City. started up last Monday. ON ore
from the Baltimore Consolidated. There
is q good lot Of ore on hand at the MIL
A cES has been granted authoriz-
ing the marriage Of Daniel MePadden
and Bridget Fox. both Of Virginia City.
TuK Turn vsrein Of Virginia City will
give their annual exhibition at Cooper's
Hall. Virginia. Tomorrow evening.
FRANK b. MkRcsn. editor OF the Sutro
Iadependeni. went down TO Carson last
evening.
SAN. DAVIS has gone to Genoa for the
benefit Of his health.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23
Tn. Resumption Programmes.

NEw YORK, November ga Tribune
Washington correspondent thinks from
all that can DO learned from every
source, that the following will DO the es.
sential points in the resumption pro-
gramme. First - United States notes
will be redeemed ut the New York Sub.
Treasury in gold or silver coin. at the
option Of the holder, without Limitation
as TO amount. Second-Legal tender
notes Of special ISSUES Of large denomi-
nations will be delivered In place OF gold
certificates. and there will be no further
issue Of gold certificates. Third-Hold.
srs OF notes who prefer gold instead Of
silver, will obtain gold. and the treasury
will not force upon holders Of notes any
kind Of legal tender coin that is not de-
sired. Fourth - Legal tenders. v
without the enactment OF any law affirm
aiively authorizing II. will be every
where received for customs duties.
Fifth-Silver dollars will be exchanged
for legal tenders or national bank notes
in m%ultiples OF $1,000 at any Sub-Treas.
ury or National bank which il u United
States depository, the expense OF trans.
portation to be paid by the Mint. This
is the plan which was inaugurated In
September. but was so suddenly discon.
tinued on the ground that there was no
authority OF law to exchange silver for
legal tender notes until after January
l. 1879. sixth-Perhaps arrangements
will be made at SUBJ Treasures other
than Mt New York to redeem legal tender
notes in coin within ordinary limits and
AZ the interests Of the place demand, but
not in large sums.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23

SurRo TUNNEL. During the past
week the south lateral branch Of the
Sutro tnnnel has been advanced 40 feet;
total length. G50 feet. Temperature at
the face OF the drift. 100 degrees.
IT is currently rumored on the streets
Of Virginia City to-day that Hugh Lamb
has superseded Bonnsmort as Superin.
tsndsnt Of the Sierra Nevada mine. MI
Lamb has been foreman OF the bonanza
mines for several years.
PAT WEIGH was examined before
Judge Knox in Virginia City to-day ON
the charge Of stealing three boxes OF
butter from Mr.. Goodfellow. Of Plumas
county, Cal. wsleh was held to appear
before the Grand Jury.
A TELEGRAPH LINE is to be established
between Virginia City and the overman
mine. The poles have been put up. aud
the wire will be stretched Immediately.
The wind storm Of yesterday blew up
q great deal Of dust and made the air
uncomfortably cold to-day. The zsphyrs
were gentle to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23
Tho Next Democrasio rI.,rorm,

WASHINGTON. Nov. 23.-Southern and
Western Democrats who have arrived
here generally favor a platform for the
Democratic party for 1880. having the
following as prominent planks First
Tho retirement Of tho national bank
notes and tho substitution therefor OF
United States Treasury notes; second.
the full reconciliation and free coinage
Of the silver dollar |; third, the payment
Of bonds In strict attendance with tho
letter Of the law under which they were
authorized to DO issued. II Ia believed
by the soft money and silver money
men that these propositions will, be-.
yond doubt, secure the support Of
all who arc opposed TO the continued
ascendanoy Of the Republican party.
There Is but one sentiment among the
few Democrats who have arrived here In
reference to fat or irredsemable cur
rcncy. and that Is one OF unqualified
opposition to this feature In the platform
OF the National party. The silver men
assert that they are for a double stand
ard, but II O single standard IL insisted
upon. that standard must be the silver
dollar. In the opinion Of the silver
men. silver and United States Treasury
notes will furnish better currency for
the people than gold. Government paper
and bank notes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23
Government Onicer. Indicted.

CHICAGO. Nov. @.-The Grand Jury
in the United States Court late this
o,.,,oo, cana into court with indict.
men's against tue 'ono~inS Pe'''n' 'oi
conspiracy to defraud tho Government
in connection with the construction Of
A.. ch;,a,o Crs,om uouse nv means
~ ,.ndnisO, vonsha,s ou, ~ ss5 600.
nm ,IS S.nna srch;,so,
~ I M. T,sasn,v. .Irsrd Bprlipa. or.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23
The Situation d. EAsssra Europe

The Situation o.. EAstsrn Europe.
PEsrH, Nov. 22.-Count Andrassy.
tho Austro-H Hungarian Premier. has in.
formed tho delegations that Prince Lab
anotf. the Russian ambassador at Con.
s%tantinople. declared to the Porte that
East Roumania would only DO evacuated
three months after the Porte signed the
treaty replacing the Treaty OF San Ste
fano. Austria's views being asked by
several Powers. replied that postpone
mcnt OF the evacuation OF East Rouma.
mia was contrary to tho Treaty OF Berlin.
Russia admitted this view, aud dis.
ayowed Prince Labanoffs declaration.
Russia has since emphasized her wish to
conscientiously execute the Treaty OF
Berlin. only demanding that the Porte
shall do likewise. Tho expectation that
Turkey will do so Is justified by the ben-
efts she derives from the treaty.
PHILLIPropoLIs, Nov. 22.-Ths words
Of General Todleben during his recent
visit here made u deep impression. He
told the Russian and Bulgarian authors
ties that they must conform to the Treaty
Of Berlin. adding that on his late visit
to Lovado the Gar expressed u firm in
tention to execute that treaty.
LONDON. Nov. 22.-The negotiations
between Austria and the Porte for joint
occupation Of Now Bazaar have fallen
through.
CoSsrASTIsoPLE. Nov. 22.-The Turk.
ish ambassador to Russia will take to
st. Petersburg q letter from the Sultan,
thanking the Car for his promise to
observe the Berlin Treaty s%tipulations.
and begging him to stop the Macedo.
MAN instruction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23
A SHOOTERS.
Professor 4. X. Melons aud James
slack Fire Eleven shots at Close
Rauge-Sob0dy Hurt.

There was q shooting scrape in front
Of Charley Lecate's restaurant ON @
.,,.., v;,o;,,, ga. .,o.,o 49,. ,.,.
-''V ~ '"'
morning. Inc parties were Professor
L. X. Melone. a dancing master. and
James Slack. Both men were inter.
v;sw.d nv n Nyrs rono,,s, III. mo,r;r,
PROFESSOR Meiohe was found In The
City Jail. His version Of the affair wal
as follows: YESTERDAY afternoon I spoke
. II. c.. -, - IN.
''o'"' o"'ne' P'ayer' 'ei'ne
hin where he could get n situation. 1
thought / was doing him a kindness, but
b, took II AS an insult. He said be
Ia.
coms.aolp ayd az, ,a,L;n. sNa Oh s M
s,yncr a, ma 7 ,,sn 1850 hin,
lawn Th;s No. a, ,hs .,.nss :, n anI
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4 o.clocL ,h;s man SIa.r ~ r Id
naysr sasr hstors csme - me ard ,oiJ
ma T.. 80 oe;oa a. Ia. =. ~. 1870
Green Than =. ssnsrs,aJ ahon,
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xo,'v. M, 20 90, on, ., ,hi. town n, ri
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no ,au snS n"n.
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'a,AinB aoou. heA'ns 'oo "
asked MN 'ne reason Ior Tue row.
ne saia Green haa come 'h,o tns
nouse Tor 'ne p",P1Se oi ncN'ns
nun anu 'hal ne nad aeleu ~ sen
deiense. l saiu 'hat uresn wasa peace
aoic man anu was n1' hao,9 W P'vA u
row win anybody no fepiiou :
~ out Know about tnat; ~ you
want 70 'ako up we man nsn. M ,ign.
lou can ~ " 'ol ~ sa'a nun
van. "Ae up anp'y asn W'
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oeen iisn,i ~ouiu naAois hot' ol .i.'ouo'
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nega'e : 10 ioo 70, 'rienu,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23
wsin w.. Boaaemort. ct al.

The case OF Theodore Wolff VI. Chas.
II. Bonnemort and II. NJ. Levy, part
ners, came for hearing before Court
Commissioner Taylor yesterday after.
noon. l.. ID. Frankel. stock broker for
the defendants. appeared upon citation.
Witness was questioned by Hiles, attor.
neg for the plaintiff. Frankel admitted
that he had money belonging to Bonno-
mort he did not know exactly how
much ; 1000 at least. The plaintiff IS
attorney did not press the Investigation
further. 1t is believed that frankel has
at least $4,000 Of Bonnemort's money
In his possession.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23
Horc Resistance TO Revsnue ON.
GERS in south Carolina.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-Tho follow.
ing telegram vas received by the Com.
missioner OF Internal Revenue this
morning from Collector Brayton, OF
Columbia, South Carolina (: Captain
Hoffman's detachment OF reyenue OF.
GERS were surrounded on the night Of
the Goth in q house where they were
stopping in Abbeyille county. near tho
Georgia line. by a band OF armed men
at least forty in number. and ordered to
leave the county. Their lives were
threatened and several shots were fred.
The officers have withdrawn to Able
vile Courthouse awaiting reinforce.
ments. which l have ordered" Com.
missioner Raum replied rs follows (;
81 had entertained high hopes that the
officers OF Internal Revenue would meet,
with no further armed resistance In
your district, but In this I have been
disappointed. Reinforce Captain Hot.
man sufficiently to enable him TO over.
come all resistance and thoroughly
police Abbeville county, making all
proper seizures and ARE SITS. ! wish II
distinctly understood that I will oppose
any further amnesty In your State.
Offenders must now expect to DO prose.
cuted to the full extent Of the law"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23
suis for divorce.

Mary Brown has brought suit for
divorce against Lafayette Brown. In
her complaint she alleges that for two
years defendant has failed and refused
to provide the common nccessaries OF
life, and at different times has struck,
beat and cruelty abused her. Wherefore
she prays that the bonds OF matrimony
between them be dissolved; that the GUS
tody Of the children, Cora aud Stella. DO
awarded to her; that a portion OF the
common property be set apart for her
benefit; that defendant be compelled to
pay her $50 per month for the support
OF the children; and that she be allowed
such other relief as the Court may ad.
iudce right.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23
Isuu over mad KILLED.

Between 4 and . o'clock last evening
John Mulcahy. a lad eight years OF age.
was instantly killed by being run over
by Que Of the teams OF the Virginia and
Tuckee Railroad Company. The ACCT
dent happened on Carson street. just in
front OF the ophir assay office. The
team was returning along the street after
having delivered a load Of wood. when
the boy ran out from the roadside. and.
putting his hands on the brake bar.
swung under the wagon. His hands
slipped from the bar and he fell in such
u way that one Of the hind wheels OF the
heavy wagon passed over his head, with
the result as above stated. The driver
did not see the boy until after the wheel
had passed over him. The boy was the
son VI John Mulcahy. who died about a
year ago. The funeral took place this
afternoon. IRON the residence Of the
boys mother.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23
Departure. ,.... s,..,.x.

MI Holland. AG Ferguson. q stephens.
W Morrison. Miss J Pollard. J vimoni.
Mrs 0'FArrell. Jas MeKinty, Mrs q Israel.
Mrs Chapman. Mrs Monahan, J Babccck.
Con osg. J W Adams. J N Taylor. W Il
Chamberlain. T Orndorf. Dan Sullivan.
" @ Haskell. 7 b Pheby. Pcanavan. FB
Mercer. Mrs N Carroll. Ed Lsmerton.
John Esliek. Mrs l. Hobbs. Jas Andrews
and family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23
Note. from the NnuonnI Capital.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 22.-The estimates
~, so.r.,,rv y, ,ho T,oas,,v N, ann.
port oi the Government LOT the hsca'
year ending June, 1850, are (other than
for permanent annual appropriations
s,oo 1917 40 and tor ,o-rrar.,, animal
dno ,aa
appropriations, si~'''''''''o.
Another call for redemption OF 3d.
600. 600 of dye-twenty bonds NAV be
oxn.o,.a ,h,s .usr,oo, or ,o.mo,,ow
Th;s vii, mato son d Oo0 caIInJ ,or
..I.unHa, III Ssa, w;,h h "r".aaJs
~ ,hs az n iouy mar cents
s~.on, To- ~ G.h.ria. owo,, wo.
,o'5av Jrawn nj, ,bo Treasury Dcnar,'
49,, TO- ~ Soo ooo coin AL ,i.olJ 40
,hs ",.J,, - ,h. Sso,s,arv y, 49, w;,n
,he ass;s,an, T,easu,sr =, Nav Yo,t
- m 60. nanas,n,sn, -. ~ No
49,, .s.o,.i,;an ~ InLa Wli,.n,
Grav consri tor T,ug,.y n, San Pran.
.;.a, "S''
T-nto,u.,io, ,.ce;v.d n, ,b. Min,
pn..sn To- ,ha assa,.r n, non,ar
coio,odo H. ,hs, he ~ nu,ch,s;n, co,,i
S.i,ina w. 80, ~ a. M ma -
mon,h He s,nects n will soon ,soch
sI 5oo ooo
Amy officers are greatly irri,a,ed nj
sac,s,s,v Schu,l nublishin, Ills ls,,sr 10
~ sscrs,arv of Mar bsiors il was ot.
Hci.llv transmitted. Tina pronos.l
,rans;.r y, ,ha InJi,, nnre.n ~ ,be
w. ns,.,,meut will nrohahlv Ina ac;,a.
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A ths Cabinet meeting This afternoon
e..,.,s,v Ev.,,. announced ,ho, ,ho Dor
,nensss suthori,ies baye nlacrd Charles
w InosIi tha 5slaultiny cashier of the
pr,Ir,sn palace Oar Comnanv In cns.
,oJ' - ,ha IIn;,oJ statss Consn, a, liz.
-. 81 Ia, ai,hor,h No ,,,,aJ;,io,
80. 80 b.,wa.n ,ha Ii,;,a'J ste
snS $500, NJ, III ,e,n,n .. m
aan,,,. !. "a,,a;n
rsa,,s has ;,s,r,,,sJ o,r
,r.i.,s. ~ G.,nsny ,o mani. into ,ha
ma. oI ths Gsrmsn citizen of Osbkosb
who was r~scenilv arrested. with n view
IN tbs intsrfsrenee Of orr Goyernmont
n tbs facts Of the case iu,tify II.
A ouorum Of Tho House Committee
on Annronriatiops bein, In attendance
today tba woyk M prepnrinc tho AN.
mai annronriation hills was formally
co,nmsnred Tha ,.neral imnrsssion
seems 10 bo hat department estimates
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