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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26

1t cant he true the Greenback paper pro-
poses to try and steal the Associated Press news.
AT least such is the rumor.- Portland Press.
We think the Press Association of Maine would
have word to lay about that, If they have any
rights that these Greenbackers are bound to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26

Early this morning. the store of Frederick Sur
msn, also used as the Rockville Village post Of
flee, was entered by burglar, who robbed the
safe of SIPS and then burned the store. Total
loss S., 500, insurance $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26

The little Egan boy, who was savagely bitten
by bull dog at Lewiston, was getting better Of
his wounds at last reports.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26
Weather Indications lot To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
westerly Winds, cooler, clear or partly cloudy
weather aud rising barometer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26

The class of II. Augusta High School, held its
first annual reunion Saturday evening, at the
house of Miss Alice S. Reynolds. Twelve of the
fourteen members of the class were present; two
Miss Kennedy and Master Rowse, being unable
to attend. Some time was spent in social inter
course, after which refreshments were served.
There was no literary or intellectual entertain
ment (unless we may mention the impronptu re-
marks which occasionally envened the evening q
because of the insufficient time for preparation
After the refreshments the class proceeded to elect
officers aud assign the parts for the following wear
and next annual re union, with the following re-
suit: President. Alice S. Reynolds Secretary,
Olive E. Dana; Orator, Frank f. Smith class
poetess. May A. Lincoln; historian, May L. Kee-
gan ; prophecies, Emma V. Simpson; committee
of arrangements, Alice l.. Philbrook, W. A..
Gardner. F. f. Smith; while to IL. l.. johnson
was assigned the role Of toast-master.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26
Difn.

In Saco. June "a, Wales Hubbard of Wiscasset,
in the e6th year of his age Bangor papers please
cop7.
In Portland June y, Mrs. Charity Nicholson,
wife OF p. J. Looney, aged IS years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26

Quite a number of our citizens will go to Au-
burn to-day, to attend the Unyersalist conven-
ton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26

The good people of Branch Mills, China, are
contemplating Fourth of July celebration, with
Grafton, dinner, music, etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26
Marrifn.

In Portland June "a, Mr.. Lewis II. G. Warren OF
tishkill, Y, TO Miss Minute A. Dunnel o: Cum
bertrand Mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26
Boston Stock List.
[sales at the Brokers' Board.

Sales at the Brokers' Boart.l
BosToN, June 25, 1878,
Eastern Railroad, aIO
Boston Il Maine Railroad, 1881 al03l.
Portland, Saco X Portsmouth, s5-a-
Boston Maine Railroad Is, Ito ALE
Eastern railroad (new). a6s%
MaiRe state Is, ll2-a0Ut-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26

Clapp had the first watermelons of the present
season. lie keeps fully up with the times in all
the deliuacies and novelties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26
Pennington Locals.

Pennington Locals.
The examination of classes at the Wendell In
stitute occurred Wednesday and Thursday of last
week, commencing at o'clock in the afternoon
of each day. The tenth annual exhibition and
graduation exercises were held at the Old South
church Friday evening. The following is the
programme:
Music, Band.
Prayer, Rev. Mr.. Sanderson.
Spring Opening (orig.) Emerette NJ. Young.
The Double Sacrifice, Ii. Clifford Wood.
Renzis Address (altered) Frank Foster.
Piano Solo,-Shepherd's Evening Song,
Effie May Richards.
The Bridge, +. G. Clutter.
The Twins Edwin Libby.
Mothers Fool William Locke.
An Excuse, Gardiner Given.
Music, Band.
Colloquy, -Crowning the Poet
by the young ladies of the school.
Music, Band.
Four Peas in a Pod (orig) Mary Maxwell.
A Negro Sermon, Winthrop Wood
Take Courage, (orig.) Theo. p. MAXWELL
King Canute, ~. Norton.
song,-Wood Nymph's call. Alma p Norton
MscLsnes Child, F. G. Clutter
Folks in the North, Clifford Wood.
Music, Band
Out of the Nest, torig) Lizzie J. McLain
Goodbye song, School
Music, Band.
The following are the graduators Misses Liz
zie J. McLain, New Vineyard, Emerette NJ 4.
Young Wilton, Theo. p. Maxwell and Mary
MAXWELL Pennington.
The village schools closed Friday of last week.
A considerable number of citizens were present.
The exercises consisted Of examinations of classes,
singing, etc.
The Normal school closes its present term this
week with the usual examination and graduating
exercises.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26
PORTLAND.
Marine News.

PORTLAND, June %. The unknown schooner
reported sunk lies one and three quarters miles
E S. Z. of Cape Lights, in nine fathoms of water
directly in the track of vessels. Twothiids of her
masts are above the water. She appears OF St.
John build.
Suicide.
young man named j. L. Fuller shot himself
this afternoon. being respondent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26
local ann State Nems..

Huntington, Mason & Co. wish to hire boy at
their store-one whose parents reside in Augusta.
Judge Fox and Marshal Murray of Portland,
have gone to Bangor to hold term of the L. 5.
District Court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26
Municipal Court.


Wyer Hunt Of Manchester. TO whom we alluded
yesterday, WAS up BE- fore the lice court yester-
day, for unlawfully catching black bass. Plead
not guilty. found guilty, and fined $40 and costs,
aud 81 for the black bass found in his possession
lie appealed from the sentence, but failing to find
jail
John Dunn and John Stokes were up for drunk
enness. The former paid his fine and departed in
peace; the latter could not, and was committed to
Jail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26

There are now forty-three prisoners in the coun
~ Jail in Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26

An important notice of the City Treasurer will
be found in our columns. The taxes have been
committed to him, and he will proceed to collect
them according to law. An abatement or dis
count of eight per cent. will be allowed on all
taxes ooluntari'y paid on or before the sth of Au
gust next; and interest at 7 per cent. will be
added to all taxes remaining unpaid Angus,
10Th, 1873. 1t will be for the interest of parties
and the city as we'll, to pay their taxes prompt
ly before the first of August.
The dwelling house of Mr.. Charles Fifeld in
Manchester was destroyed by fire Monday after
noon. about four o'clock. The family were alb
sent at the time and Mrs. Fifeld was driving
home from Augusta, she saw the house in flames,
and gave the alarm. The neighbors turned out
in large numbers. and were able to save the most
Of the furniture as well as the barn, which was
short distance from the house. The building was
a neat cottage, in excellent repair, with ell. The
fire took in the ell, it is supposed from the cook
stove. House insured for 5000 furniture for
$500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-04

A REPORT reached here to-day that tho
steamer ON Walker Lake had sunk. carry.
Ing 10 the bottom. J. j. Holmes aud two
other men. Ike James says no has been
unable 10 trace tho m " any reliable
source.
Tnn stovepipe In tho dlning.room Of
Duprey's restaurant caught fire yesterday
and caused considerable excitement for q
time. A few buckets Of water settled the
business.
Tx tho case Of j. Sulinbcrgor. charged
with the killing Of Doran In Six.milo Can.
yon several months ago. q noHe p,o'eqsI
was to-day entered upon motion Of District
Attorney Drake.
DURING the month Of February the
Chollar. Potosi Mining Company shipped
bullion amounting to si7.s54 81. OF
this $i2. 262 - WAS silver and $500 II
gold.
Tue son AZ Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Pow
ers, born January ~. was christened ai
st. Patrick's Church. Gold Hill, yesterday.
John o'Hara stood Is godfather.
JOHNNY ASoLux. . boy who escaped
from the Orphans Home. Carson. was
captured by the Virginia police yesterday.
Ho will be returned 10 the Homo.
The main pump-rod at tho ophir mine
broken last Thursday night, but was
repaired and running again within thirty
six hours.
TIE Opal mining claim In Flowery Dis
trict has been relocated by John @. Schmitt
and renamed tho Nevada mining claim.
DuHrSa tho coming month 1000 shade
trees will be planted In Sutro.
Hun PARKER. NcvAda's Fish Commits.
sioner. is In Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-04
oPuIR.

vIRai>IA CRY. March 2. is7s.-Colonel
@. L.. Weller. President Ophir Mining
Company-Dcar Sir: On the 1900 level
tho south lateral drift east Of the ore body
has been extended IS feet. and 10 now
south from crosscut No I i67 feet. The
material passed through the past week has
been porphyry and clay. all hard blast
ing.
The south drift from tho main incline
has been extended - feet. The ground
confines hard blasting. with . strong now
Of hot water.
The east drift from the bottom Of the
Joint Mexican Wine has been extended %
feet, and Is now east from the Wine los
feet; distance yet to DO run before con.
Meeting with tho north drift, 4s feet.
The main incline has been sunk and
timbered iG feet. The ground passed
through continues hard blasting. When
- feet more arc sunk tho 1900 level will
have been reached.
ON the 1900 level the east drift has been
extended "a feet. and 10 now east Of the
main incline 2s3 feet. Tho face Is In dry
porphyry, with scans OF clay.
On the 100 level the California Joint
east crosscut is now In tl6 feet progress
for the week. "a feet. When this crosscut
Is extended - feet further 10 will DO
directly over the now east orc body on the
1900 level. at which point . joint winze
will DO sunk TO that level.
The parting d the main pump rod 81
the COO level delayed the sinking Of the
main incline 3G hours. II 10 repaired and
running. The levels Of the mine are some
cooler and good progress il being made at
all points.
JAMES q. Fan. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-04
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Tho President, In company with AlberI
Bierstadt, the artist, who 10 now Waiting
the Executive mansion. spent . consider
able portion Of Saturday afternoon at the
Washington Headquarters OF the Hayden
Survey OF Territories. and evinced grea'
interest In tho exhibit made by tho pro-
lessor and his assistants OF the methods
and results Of the scientific work OF tho
various expeditions.
There has been Q frightful outbreak oil
smallpox In Rieutort In the Department
OF Laxere, France. Tho population Of the
Commune has been decimlted, and nearly
all the inhabitants are sick.
Judge Wallace, Of New York. decided
Saturday, on the motion for Q new trial
made by the Emma Mining Company In
its suit against Park and Baxter, that tho
motion must be denied.
William II. Vanderbilt says there 10 no
ground for the m that the will Of
Cornelius Vanderbilt has been. or 10 about
10 10, settled by the payment OF ono mil
lion dollars.
A Belgrade dispatch says that ffty.one
persons have been condemned to death and
forty-eight Il penal servitude for IN at.
tempt ct instruction at Tapalla last
year.
Tho number Of strangers arriving 81
Memphis. Tenn, for the carnival festivf.
ties Is unprecedented. and every train that
arrived On Sunday was crowded.
The $4,000 recently raised for John
Brougham by tho benefits will DO invested
In . life annuity. whereby tho veteran
actor will receive $1,000 yearly.
A conspiracy 70 murder the Turkish Of.
hcials Of bosnia has been discovered Ut
Sersjave. A number Of Mohammedsns
have been arrested.
Emperor William has decided that Herr
Csmphausen should wait for the decisions
Of the Reichstag on tho taxation bills bc-
foro ~resigning.
A special dated ConstantInople an
nounces tbs arrival there Of ex.President
Grant.
A Paris dispatch says 40 persons died
from smallpox at Bt. Ethenne l n six
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-04
CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA.

viEaISI, CIrY. March =, is7s.-A. W.
Hayens, Secretary Consolidated Virginia
Mining Company Dear Sir: On the 1900,
1900, 400, 1900 and 1850 levels the usual
amount Of necessary work 10 being done.
and we note no change In the various orc
breasts worth calling W your attention.
Work upon the crushed portions OF the
main shaft Is continued.
On the 1850 level tho ore Slopes are all
looking we'll. We are running = drift
south In advance Of the ore breasts; also,
have commenced . lar,e double upraise
from this drift, which will DO continued
up TO the 1850 level. tn be used - . per-
manent air gallery for ventilAting tho 1850
level. We arc also drifting west from the
iith iloor 10 test the vein at this point.
Three gangs Of meu are engaged In on.
larging and retimbering tho main drift
from the q. 4 q. shaft on this ClGj0l level
connecting with the ore body.
On the 1850 level the Wine In east cross
cut No. 2 has been sunk and timbered Is
feet, and Ia now co feet below this level.
When IL 10 sunk - feet more We expect 10
reach the ore Of the new east orc body.
The uprAise from east crosscut No. 2 has
been connected with the 1850 level.
We are now crosscutting the new ore
body from thi. uprAise - feet above the
100 level. Tho ore passed through Is
good. The south drift In the orc body ad-
Joining tho east wall Is now In 80 feet.
We aro now cutting through the east clay
u reach the new east ore body.
On the 1850 level the south DRIFT from
M . California winzo IL now in 81 feet.
anA CA feel remain Ia be- run before reach
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-04
A.. LIZ SnouLp Mats meeting Of d

As 1T SHOULD Br.-AtA meeting OF the
Virginia Fire Commissioners last satnr-
DAY night James Brown WAS elected Chief
and Tobs Cro-smsn was elected Assistant
Engineer Of the Virginia Paid Fire Depart
ment. No opposition and q quiet election.
Fon BopIE.-Two fourteen-horse teams
from wsdsworth passed through sutro
Thursday last for tho Mound House.
There they intended TO Load up with
freight for Bodie and Aurora
REv. A. @. GrLLIEs has been requested
IN l,e,ure I'm Gold Hin. and has consented
10 he with us some evening before long.
A x.HKiAaK LICENSE has been issued to
Frank Mullins Of Virginia City and
Susic Connors Of Gold Hill.
TurRE will DO q meeting OF the Board
of Town Trustees this evening.
TIVE sutro Tunnel Company will pay Oh
their employees tomorrow.
C.xyxSrxns at leading mines Of Virginia
CITY now receive ~ per day.
The County Commissioners Of Lyon
County met to-day.
ACAnrKSrKis' UNION Is to DO formed In
Virginia City.
IT 10 reported that Captain Bob Ia dying
pt sutro.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-04
UNION CONSOLIDATED.

VIRGINIA CrrY. March q. 1s7s.-Robcrt
Sherwood. Esq.. President Union Consoli-
dated Mining Company-Dear Sir: On
tho 1900 level the Joint east crosscut on
our southern boundary has been extended
&c feet. and 10 now In li6 feet. The rock
passed through the Last 10 feet and now In
the face has been quartz and clay. giving
Low assays. but looking very favorable.
The north drift on this level has been
exsnded 20 feet. and 10 nov north Of the
south line l74 feet. The material passed
through the past week has been q heavy
body Of clay. which. without doubt. IL the
wcst clay Of the vein. This clay wall has
the same course - the drift. The air In
this drift 10 very hot. Work on the 100
level cannot DO resumed until connection
10 made with the 1900 level.
JAMES @. Fam. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-04
THE KILLING OF JOHN MrlauE.
Particulars Of the Tragedy at Lead
Cisy. Bisek Hitis. whereby Ne
Tigue Loss Hts Life.


Having Published the sad news OF Thu
killing OF John McTigue O week ago TO-DAY
:, - ga. tons m,,o. .o,,h =, n..a
urn ,,
wood. In the BLACK Nus ~ receiver o,
telegraph. wo now give tho particulars,
copicd from tho Black Hills P;osssr Of IN,
oc.,, .,,,,..,
Ao'n u''"no'
About 4 O'Clock p. y. yesterday tragedy
occurred at Lead City causing the dealt
Of John McTigue. Tho stories arc con,
,cnns an no, mian;MH - rr.,rJIoo ~" .hs
mind Of any n previous 70 Il. NO will
only give the two accounts current with
'u uOo.n. W.r;cr. anil Is.hv v.,, n
Ben. Wadsworth's cabin to settle the dis.
puto regarding the house on the corner OF
Pine and Blocker streets, finding Wads'
worth In his cabin with = shotgun In biz
hand. They asked him tocome OUT which
he did, after Lsahy had thrown down one
pistol. some words occurred outside,
when Wadsworth nred. three bueksnol
entering the pod OF McIigue below shs
navel anu passing entre,y ntougn' nc
Lisuo ,nies VI .nI ~
e1i.a. I"e nu, IPoIo.rs 'o" mn "u"
ne uieu Ao9u. = I,och. ,u.-.... a.,
an sye wI'ne's s,.e' .h0
saw Msdswoi'n going 70 ue mouse pAss
around wall . lew minutes. and come
back and ask . man About sixty feet away
for his gun. Tho man went into . cabin
near by, got the weapon. q carried y 70
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-04

FROM c~oRNucoPIA.
lmproStsg Prospects l'oiities =
$500 Ore fsr the Leopard VIII.

A letter from Cornueopia under late OF
February Goth, gives the following items
Things In our camp still continue ON the
improve and . great deal Of activity Is
manifest. The siins and deal beats have
been trying 10 organize . workingman's
party. but can't make II work. n all sober,
sensible men let 1t severely alone. Mining
matters are flourishing ~ usual. The
Hussey Company are at present. taking nc,
count % stock at tho Leopard mill and
getting II ready To start ON March hr.t on
their own rock. when you may look Tor
something tangible. The mine IL still Inn
proving and they are getting plenty OF i've
hundred dollar rock. They are sinking q
vinze ON the ledge from tho lower work
ings, and are now down fifty feet Tho
ledge still holds its own, or rather IN
crease. ~ they so down In size and quality
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-04
AND CURRY.

VIRGINIA CIrr. March 2. is7s.-A. K.
Durbrow. Esq.. Secretary Gould 4 Curry
Mining Company-Dear Sir: Since my
last weekly report the north compartment
Of the shaft was retimbered 30 feet aud 10
now finished. with tho exception OF plac-
ing the guides. We have now u OF the
best shafts on tho lode. The main incline
was SINK Is feet and an opening made
through to tho upraise Of sufficient size TO
carry of all tho water and broken rock.
Hope TO get down TO the 1900 level with
the incline. timbercd and complete. by
tho last Of tho month. The water 10 very
strong and We have been obliged 70 run
our large pumps ~ TO 3 strokes per min
ute 70 hold IL. Everything on the sur.
face 10 In order.
r. y. OssIsroN. Bupt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-04

phyry, with some hot water. This drift
z very hot, but when connected with the
north drift ventilation will DO good and
work resumed extending the north drift.
On the 1900 level the joint east crosscut
ON the north line has been extended 20
feet, and Is now In il6 feet. Tho rock
passed through tho past 10 feet and now In
the face 10 quartz ind clay, giving low
assays, but looking very favorable. VEN
~tilation remains good on this level.
JAMES @. Fam, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-04
PlPfR,s Nav OPERA HOUSE.
Farewell or she MaJsrenis - First
Appearance OF the Popular Tra.
Eedian, Charles Pope.


Signor and Signors MaIeroni closed
an engagement at Piper's Opera House,
Virginia. last evening. which. II not 70.
msrkable for financial success, was Ger.
tainly hllod with artistic triumphs. The
lady and gentleman lsbored under the
serious disadvantage Of speaking the
English language with . very imperfect
accent, and somo Of their most intensely
dramatic scenes we're entirely ruined by
this imperfection. On tho Italian stage they
would receive perfect ovations OF ap-
plause. In an English theater, they were
treated with that scant courtesy usually be-
slowed upon amateurs. Tho fact 10 that
the actor or actress who attempts to delin.
cate character In . foreign language before
. foreign audience acceptably grspples
with an impossibility. Jansushek has
tried u and failed, and even Pechter lost
his prestige the moment ho abandoned his
native French and aspired 10 render
Shakespeare In English.
Tonight Mr.. Charles Pope, an old.time
favorito here, and indeed all over tho
Pacific Coast, will make his first appear
ance In tho New Opera House. In Bulwer's
majestic drama Of Richelieu, or The Con-
splracy. Tho character Of tho stern old
Cardinal 10 one for which Mr.. Popo Ia
specially fitted. both In physique and style
Of acting. Speaking OF his performance
In Atlanta, Georgia. recently. tho Coast.
fsiioa says:
"Mr. Pope WAS plucky In making his first
a... Lfo-. -. IA,Ns auyt.ua. a..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-04
[.rscrAL TO the soLp Hill DAILY usws.l


Ban PRAxcIsco, March A. Joseph O.
Duncan was examined Saturday afternoon
before the assignees Of the Pioneer Bank
and Register In Bankruptcy. In relation 10
tho Affairs OF the bank. Duncan claims
that In all the Bafe Deposit stock trsnsac.
lions he acted for tho bank. and not In bis
own behalf. and that whenever the stock
was sold the pronts OF II went into the
bank.
The trsles unions Of the city held Q
meeting yesterday and resolved TO hold Q
Stats Convention on the third Sunday OF
March. They passed resolutions con.
demning Senator Pierson for his remarks
during the debate In the Senate on the
Constitutional Convention bill. intimating
that tho ~workingmen were unit 70 take
part In ths proceedings OF the Convention;
also condemning Senator Bones for his
vote on the bill, and requesting the Ex-
ccutive Committee Of the workingmen's
party 10 demand his resignation. These
resolutions were read at the meeting on
the sand lots yesterday afternoon. and
adopted with cheers, but kearney got up
and said that Bones was an honest, we'll.
meaning old man. but not smart enough
70 cope with other men Of the Senate. who
arc continually putting up Jobs on him.
He thought that with . little moro expe-
riencs hs would do we'll enough. and sug-
gested that tho portion Of tho resolution
referring 10 him DO stricken out. This
Vas done amid considerable shouting TO
the general effect that Bones was an old
fraud.
Last night after the close Of the per-
formance at Baidwin's Theater. . wo-
man named sallis Sharp shot ut Wesley
d. Barnes, tho dramatic critic OF the
Poo<iighf, wounding him In the cheek.
Sho asserts that Barnes 10 married 10 her.
has swindlcd her out Of her money and
left her. Barnes claims that she 10 crazy !
that ho WAS never married 10 her or lived
with her, but she has followed and pest
cred him Cor Q long time.
The steamer China, which sailed 1t noon
to-day for China and Japan, took . very
small treasure list. aggregating about $90,.
900, nearly equally divided between trades,
Mexicans and dno silver. Not . single
bank made . shipment by tho steamer. all
being on account Of Chinese parties. There
has been some demand recently among the
banks for fine silver. but evidently for
other purposes than export. IL 10 difficult
10 account for the present small ship
ment.