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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-23

MISCELLANEOUS.
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JOS, above the vesey Houss.
LOwRRY 4 EN0s, SO. Prof rietors.
CHOICEST WINES. LIQUORS, CIGARS,
~ etc. etc.
the BEST BILLIARD TABLES
A RlHsT.CI.Ass RATING STAND,
And two comfortable ciub-Rooms.
Finest and most popular saloon In Gold HUI.
Gall and inspect tho hosPiisii,is,, wnvx
Ism CHARLES ENOH.
Bank Exchange,
MAIN srRRRT.....--...GOLD hill.
In hsynssd's Block.
riRsr.CLAss SALOON IN EVERY
n respect, % well % general rrsort for busi.
ptss men,. Acomfortabls and quiet
READING room
AZ the rear Of tho saloon. supplied with the
principal newspapers and periodicals Of The
DAY.
A CHOICE LUNCH
Served up daily =, noon. fres 70 the customers
Of the Saloon.
Ism q. q. PRICE.
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uAIN STR aKr--.-..-.---.GOLD HILL.
FINE WINES. LIQCoRs. rro.. Etc..
orARD BRANDY,
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CHAMPAGNE.
PORT AND
WHITE WINES,
AND OTHER GENUINE LIQUORS.
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TUE OLD WEDGE SALOON,
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Opposite the Bank OF California.
o e% and ~ STEPHENS . PETERS.
CENTENNIAL SALOON,
$50 South Q Street, Virginia City.
l.. RssRLBURN, PROPRIETOR.
LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
Always On hand.
Gue-ta u tho house received In . g.niismanly
manner. jsii im'
HERBE DE La RENE
rs THE BEST SMOKING TOBACCO IN
l the MArttt. For Sale BY
o. THoRBuRk,
spitf Gold IIiii.
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sur Nd
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-23

The Risustios in Easter" Europe.
NEW YoRK. April 23.-Tho Herohf'' Sl.
Petersburg special says II peace Is firmly
re-established tho Car will intrust tho
reins Of government To tho Czarowitz for a
year and . half. during which time he will
travel throughout Europe. While tho
German Government still declares that II
10 anxious to intervene automatically to
avert . resort TO arms on tho part OF Eng
land. the German Imperial Cabinet Is se-
cretly making al preparations for war.
LONDON. April pa Belgrade special
states that military preparations have been
completed. and all the militia has been
called out. Prince Milan IL i'll.
LONDON. April 23.-Lord D~eaconsheld
has gone to visit Lord Salisbury ct tho lat.
ter's residence In Hertfordshire.
CossrASrISoPLr, April 23.-Layard has
offers TO serve In the British army from all
parts Of Turkey.
The Russian imperial yacht Livadia and
rome other vessels have visited Princess
Islands.
Il Is reported that the Turkish govern.
ment has askei tho Russian authorities
why their ships approached the British
fleet. The relations between Layard and
the new Turkish ministry arc not cordial.
ROVE. April 2s.-several journals state
that Italy has received and accepted an In.
v~itstiou 10 tho conference. A Greek en-.
voy has arrived here. II 10 reported that
he 10 charged 10 obtain the promise Of
Italy TO endeavor 10 secure the Ambulance
~ 0aaana a. Nha aaf4raSa nm The aamQ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-23

Why schools should be- possessed OF . mis-
cellAneous collection Of books. They arc
nearly indispensable in tho mastering Of
some studies prescribed In an ordinary
course Of instruction. For example. go
ography taught singly Is q Of the dull
est, most uninteresting VI tat books
but. unto with II history. works OF travel
and biography, and the whole 10 changed
into the most delightful OF enter.
tainments. Granted that teachers should
themselves DO possessed OF all nsces-
.ary Information animated encyclopaedia
time in the school room voul
not admit Of lengthy Lectures on such
topics. and the most they could do would
be only suggestive. a. the pointing y OF
suitable works To he read In connection
with lessons. and united with recitations.
so far As practicable. leaving much moro
In tho mind Of the student. Who thAt
has read Motley's Dutch Republic and
History of the United Netherlands, ever
sees that little country represented upon .
map without feeling an enthusissm for %
heroic 4 people. who could bravely endure
and suffer with their noble leader. William
Of Orange. under the Ubiquitous tyranny
unparalleled In history--of the Spanish
Government; or who ever hsars the name
Of Lsyden without In Imagination living
through that terrible siege. which at the
last resulted 90 satisfactorily. With what
q different idea does the reader OF Huc's
Travels in Tibet ani Tartary regard that
portion % the world, from
TIM NERE oEooRAPHER,
tn xham IA A.. nnthin0 hnt . eauntrv in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-03
OBITUARY.

w. s. o'BBIEN, THE CALIFORNIA MILLIONAIRE,
w. s. o,Brien, Of the firm OF Flood & OBrien, died
At San Rafael Cal, yesterday afternoon, aftcr I'M
gering Illness lasting several months Mr.. OBrien
has had very remarkable career Beginning life as
a poor boy in New York, with no prospect, appar.
entity. before him but that Of earning prccarious
living MS bartender he started for California with
q Wow to lettering his condition. Al first worked
ut his old occupation OF bartender, but in q compare
lively short time started saloon hrs account
and soon did a thriving business wncn the mining
excitement commenced hts saloon was ircquentcd by
The fever caught him. well so many others, and
Gc made some money and formed the acquaintance
oil Flood, his future partner. His first venture AZ a
stock specuaior being failure, he returned to San
Francisco and aga went rto tho liquor business Hap
penipg day to overhear tho conversation OF somo
In again trying his luck, and, communicating no
he had acquired Flood, they both started
Tor Nevada found the mine 10 be all u was reported,
adroity secured their cla'm and the sbig bonanza
soon synonymc for enormous wealth.
Tho starting OF the Bank OF Nevada and tho
financial ability displayed 10 floating II soon
Fought him and his associates before the world az
nnanciers. and their progress since Is vol known
MI OBrien's death Will in way interfere with
the properly OF tho 1rm divided, with tho cxccp.
the mining stock business, which remains Ia com.
mon, Mr.. Flood having tho management OF de-
reaseds interest THIS Arrangement will continue IN
Tor the present and the business viii 70 on rs
usual Mr. U'Brien's death has been hourly expected
Tor several days He leaves will the conditions OF
which yet unknown. lie was q bachelor, bur has
sister, niece and nephew In California and n sister
and niece Ia Paris, or on the here HIS property
Is vaguely estimated at IRON SIS 000 600 $50 0Oo
but u is intima,ed that rumor has magnined his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-03
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANrwxRr May 2-Arrived. ship Louisiana Oliver Trua.
nios bark Lewis Smith tBr). Wright, Phfiadeiphia
AsrRrsrwirn. May 2Arrvcd. bark Hope (Br, jenkins.
Daricn.
ALLoa, May 2-Arrived, steamer Burswell (Br), Jack,
Baltimore.
Aberdeen. April so-ssilcd bark Yapried tAuo. Matte
sich. United States
BRISTOL, May 2-Arrved. bark B Hilton tBr,. Hilton,
Philadelphia
BORDEAUX April Arrived brig Jeune Constance (Fr,
Olivier, Pascagouia.
crr1r. April 20 Arrived bark idea dtaD. Cacaes New
Orleans.
Down. May 2-on. bark Felicia Sw,. Tradgarsh. Bati-
for Copenhagen.
DUxKIRK, May 2-Auivcd, bark John Boyd (Br) Grant.
Baltimore.
ELsrxonE April 2o-Arrived bark Erna CNor,. Asbjorn.
sen, New Orleans for keval
GRsKSocK. May 2-Arrvcd, brig Den I'd on April DAM.
Petersen, Wilmington. Nc.
GALWAY. May l-Arrivod. bark Mustang (Nor, Bkiand,
Boston,
GENOA April 27-Arrivcd bark Giuseppe Lsnsss Crtal.
Rosasco. New Orleans
Arrived prior to May 2 bark Kioto. Long, HartIepooL
HAvnE, April 3OArrivcd. ship Amcrika Sorj. Melting.
Philade phia: barks Violet tB Harding, New York; May
a. Adai tBr), Raymond. Philadelphia; Mamie Felt.
Fits, 0sivcson via Queenstown.
Also arrive I'd james Banass B), Briggs Bos-
ton
Munson Philadelphia; Jane Ure tBr MITCHELL new York;
3D. ship Glad Tiongs tB. Dick, Now Orleans; Helen
Sands, Bosord. Charleston
Also arrived I'd. steamers Ariel (Br). Hollis New Or
leans; Carolina tsp) Rcstra. do Hippsrcnus tr ud-
son, New York; Massachusetts tBr). walters, Boston,
Sailed I'd steamer Bohemian tBr, Grumpy Boston ship
Sterling Baker, san Francisco Mcirose, Plumncr Hong
Kong Cbciore reported sailed April ~.
LoSpoS May 2-Arrived ship Forest King tBr). Holiness
New York mot previously bark Mathilda (Nor) Ragg-
strorn, Wilmington. NC
LsIrm. May 2-sailec. bark Ruben s tAuO. Brosiicb.
New York
Lrcnons 10 May 2-saed bark Ironsides Tapioy, Bal.
timore
L,srox to May 2-Arrived bark Brunswick. Hutchinson,
New York.
MAnYronr. Nav i-Arrived. bark Mary Graham tBD.
Temple Darien.
MARssrLLrs. April 2a-Arrived bark Carmeis rts, Cas-
telnno. New York.
NEwRY April 30-Arrived, bark Mary fBr Davis. Bati
more.
NEWCASTLE. May 2Arrived, brig Bonto tBr,. Orr. VII
mington, NC
ovwxssrowS. May 2-ArrIved. ship Oregon tNor) Thor.
son. Philadelphia; bsrks Agostno uai. Bosssno Balt
moro; Cieonico Bava utsI), Roo. do; Canessa Padre
daD schsppspctrs, New York; Eos Nor. Dsuncvis do.
Also arrived I'd. midnight steamer Montan Orr, Bed
doe. New York for Liverpool tand proceeded.
ROTTERDAM, May Cleared, bark Eisin d3r,, Turner.
United ststes; schr Ella Watts, Watts. Philadelphia
RorES, May 1-Arrved ship Grasmcrc tBr), windmcr,
San Francisco via Queenstown.
SUNDERLAND. May 2-sailcd, bark q Cochran, Givan,
Rio Jsneiro.
Neynsber. New York Tor Bremen land proccededj.
SLIGO April so-saied, brig Quatro soree dtsu, Mar
CHEESE, United States
ST HElvsA Aprn is-Arrvcd. schr Loto Beard. Perry.
New Bedford.
IoSpos, May Bark morton. Howes. from Hong Kong
Jan 81 for New York. has put into Csps Town. cGH, dam
eyed b. collision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-03
SPOKEN.

Ship Geo Bell tr, from Liverpool for Delaware Break
sheiburne. Ms. April 81 lat 80 ~, Ion III ~.
Ship Siutsnm. mite from Now York Uee 2s) for San
Francisco, Feb 30. lat St. Ion "a w.
Ship Cornelius Grinnsn, from London for New York
April so. Tat 40 20. Ion 81 ~ .
ship ighla nder Hutchinson. from New York for Hong
Kong March Ia, lat 10 n, Ion 33 W:
ship sntram Waite, from New York Tor San Francisco
Feb - lat So Ion "a
ship Isaac Webb. urquhart from Liverpool for New
York, April IL lat 40. lon 81
Ship Wandering Jex Tslpy from Cardiff for Hong Kong
shin Gov Langdon tBr. from Barrow for Picsou April
Ship Lake ontario tBr,. rom Liverpool for x.usrsai
lark .en Grant (sr from Liverpool tor Gs.ps. April
BARK seo,i. lBr,. from Londonderry for Baltimore
April 10. lat 81, Ion rs.
lat 81 10. Ion 81 4S.
BARK Minnie Campbell r,, from Liverpool for Balti.
April is lat 80. lon 81
Bask scotia tBr). lines. from Londonderry for Bat-
more, April IL. lat 80 lon 81
Port Elizabeth March ~. lat 20 n. Ion sly
Bark Maria Cathcrina Dutch IRON Baltimore for Liver
pool April IL. lat ~ Ion -.
bark Norway. Hallet. from Boston for Queenstown.
A pri "a lat ~, Ion 90 OF mot ~ before)
Sehr Maggie Gray, Hudgins from baltimore for Rio
Janeiro April 30. miles Ssh OF Cape Henry.
HvQG (Swedisn shipl. from Pcnsscola Tor Liverpool,
April Z, lat 40 n. Ion 26 w.
Joni lN.rweetan barxj. from New York for Dublin.
April IA. lat A.. Ion -.
HLDR Swedish bark from Pensacola,, for Liverpool,
April Is, lat A 81 \. Ion % 20 w.
QCDF German brg), from Charleston for Liverpool,
March 20 lat 81. Ion 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-03
souruAarros. Aprn a,-Arrlved. sommeron. Petersen,

SOUTHAMPTON. April 2l-Arrved. sommeren. Petersen
srAvaSSxR, Aps IL Cleared, Frthof, Ingebrcchtsen
y,,.s April T. Tr.Is1,s s'r.0rd Quebec
srDSKr. Nsw. April 23-Arrived City Of New York ~.
TRooS. Apr. o. -T.lsarsd AmphIon. Nielsen. Quebec
wArERrokp. April 2i-,ailed Lyman Cam S'oos'
Put back 18TH LAsie for New York. and remained s2d
windbound.
BREMEN. April 2o-The odin Q;srman kunJ. Tnode. IN
sa. Cor, rrss: ss" lo sss and snssorns he
no damage reported to the Sirius
cAapirr. April 2.-The India ship. Pattcn; from
Cardiff TOT Hong Kong tcos. grounded on the east
bark F"rsunst. o.@a Hiiv.ri. from G.rdiG Gonos
bark lost anyards and bobsssys but went 20 India
anchored In Penarth Roads for repairs
from New York. sold by auction i7th inst At from
81 to 81 o per to the extent Of the dam
age.
DusDALk, April 2olhe Fiavlo Italian bark obsiore re-
part Of her Of maize Into either Of the vessels that
left the quay with the intention 81 tightening her.
DUSKRK April I9--The M.ndse Is to sold auction.
being consider ed MS trustworthy.
FkEnRKsmAvN. April 2l-The ttrsjord of Chrstiania,
has In here with having been ashore
LlvgRPooL, April 2l--The Norwegian bark America.
has back aud locked having been ashore Black
hour.
QugExsrowx. April 81 Tho American bark Adslia Car
ton while sailing into harbor yesterday coed with the
Churchill bark and carried mart othe vessels bow
damage -..-+s.. ss1t t.8
2adThe Altmore 81. Baxter. from Liverpool coaD for
The Left Ercksen, Norwegian bark. Hansen In ballast
for New ork has put In here with loss ct bboom and
gals April 10 Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-03
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Steamer Republic tBD. Irving. Liverpool via Queens.
town-K Cortis.
steamer MemliuS ,Bn. Butler. Liverpool Busk a
Jcvons.
steamer sucvia Ger, FRA gen. Ismburg via Plymouth
and Cherbourg- kuuhardt n Co.
steamer Gen Meade tBr. Croweil, Bcrruda--A E
steamer I.aac HE'LL Lawrence. Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
ste amer q Bdde. Davis, Phiadc pha-J ames Hand.
Steamer chesapeake. Mangum. Portand-J Ames.
steamer dlaucls. Brarsc. Boston-li r Dimock.
ship Nevada, Kruger. Antwcrp-Mullcr A kruscr
Bark siaon Norl fobinssoD, Cork tor orders Punch.
Edye a Co.
Bark osni Dubrovseki tAusl Marinovich, Cork Fal
mouth for orders -slocovich A Go.
BARK Ibcrte tSor), Sanuelscn Queenstown, Falmouth
Plymouth Tor Orders-Bock fnann. Oerlein TO.
Bark Michael GER Rcutel. Copcnhagcn-Funch, Edge
4 20.
bark President Blumcnthai er) schsrpng. Copen.
hagen-Fnncn, Edye n Co.
BARK sigurd Jatl tNor. Tortenscn. usvrcFunch Edge
&Co
Bark Gcfon tNor). Palck, Riga Punch, Edye A Co
BARR Hester Blanchard, Smith, Cape Town. CGd-F II
Smith co.
bark Ernest Drcyer tGer). Broekwods. Pcrnambuco-o
Tobias A Co.
Brig Nellie Ware, Asbbury. Rio Jaueiro-Ja mes Ward
a Go.
Brig Robert Move. McI,ure. Port sps,n-H Trowbrdses
Bng Martha Berry, Dol.n. Matsusss-M Miller tIourh.
ton
Schr James slater. rournicr st Domingo o,ys Niche
scbr Hattie Weston, Parsons. Turks Island and mar.
ket- ~ enberg h Go.
schr Xe,te Brj, Britt 81 John. NB and Yarmouth Ms
via Perth Amboy-A IIency.
sehr Potomss sBrj, odsIl, - John. MA 7 Hensy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-03
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Wis, OF the German steamer schoiten. from
Rotterdam has thanks special meteorological OBJ
servations made in connection with tho HERALD weather
service.
New York remains ashore on Fishers Island she Is
badly bgcd nor her shape altered or upper works
thrcwn out Of position The captain sanguine that she
STEAMER CRY Bosros. from New York for New Lon.
don ashore tho point OF New London as
with slight injury.
s.k ,9' ygg M.y
Of American brig with double could not make T.
app arentiv long time In that condition.
BARK Hazard tof saem, 33s built At East Boston
in 1s49 and last repaired in 1874 has been sold TO Boston
parties on private terms
BARK SOLOMON of Salem. was at Manlmain March p
from Madras and is rsported have suffered mneh on
Insured in State street, Boston Tor about $4,000
nss A.c. ALA, A. sold a. Ms smo Tsn on
MsAsssi Co. q .@o., 81 81 zoo which Is sSn
ysr nnon s ysse S. M
and q 1874 tons regser Il Is not positively known wha,
I'd Of June adjadcat that she has entity
OF violation OF the law she can be whitewashea
and sail under the American flag.
scnRc NrwIss kodman. from Mobile April 'os
s".r .n nn' and 0 iron work ans blocks
experience no wy weather.
rA.IrAx, May a-CsDt Bennss. Of steamer Core; from
Khomme, frenchman, 80 years Of age, was missing
it is supposed he Jumped overheard
LrwEs Del, May 2-Schr William T Elmer. Adams. from
conl laden. struck the breakwwter Inst
night " rockers hnned her or and her the bar.
They ars'putting steam pump on board.
ouyBrc April Bark Pearl Of India ship San.
each other while lying ballast ground
Both vessels received considc
QUICK OCEAN TRIrsteamer City Of Brussels (Br). Wat
kis nc which arrived yesterday male tho
passage Queenstown Sandy Hook In the space
Of DAYS. hour and 81 minutes
GOOD TINE-Bark Elnor Vernon. Captain Cobb sailed
from New York Feb ~ with OF grain: arrived
Dublin discharged loaded snothcr and arrived
back az York May thus making the round
inc uding all detcntions. In 65 days
bark BeIvcdcre tof Windsor NS) sailed from Now York
"a for glasgow anu arrived ut New York May from
Glasgow
adeIphia May 2-Bark Lima. arrived yesterday from
Cork sailed this for Queenstown for orders
in days. ordered TO Cork discharged and sad
port, making the round trip in the remarkably
time Of 63 days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-03
JONATHAN WALKER.

Jonathan Walker, known as tho Man with tho
Branded Hand, having been tho subject Of Jonn
g. winters poem thus designated, died on wcdnes.
asy, May ], at Muskegop, Mich. and was buried In
that town yesterday. Mr.. Walker was born March
a. 1899 lie was through life q strong aboli,ionist,
and IRON tho year 1sI5 TO 1850 delivered many leo
lures throughout tho country on slavery. lie spent
several years oil his lie at Sea, aud Tor
attempting 10 FREQ some slaves captured In
Florida IN 1874, imprisoned ono year, put IN the
piory aud branded with hot iron the right hand
with the letters IS s., meaning ''sisve stcaer.n
He died Ia great poverty. An attempt was made
months ago 70 raise funds for the old man, but "
suited IN nothing. HIS chief title TO amo Rested upon
Winters stirring poem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-03
VIRGINIA'S LIQUOR LAW.

IMPORTANT DECISION OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
FAILURE TO SHOW PROPER RETURN FROM
THE MoFFETr REGISTER NOT A CAUSE ron
NoN-RENEwAL OF LICENSE.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
RICHMOND, May 2, 1878.
special despatch from the HERALD correspondent
at Harrssonburg states aha. tbs liquor dealers who
closed their places OF business yesterday In conse
quence OF beng refused licenses by County
Judge o'Fcrrcll appeal to the Circuit Court
The appeal and arguments wero heard by Judge Bird
to-day revoked the decision Of tho County Judge
and granted those applied new licenses.
CAUSE TKoUBLR
The trouble In the first instance was the failure or
the dealers 10 show proper return from he Molctt
register but the Circuit Judge did not deem that sui
Hcicnt reason 10 refuse Them new licenses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-03

schr Cassie Jameson. Jameson, avaiund
a Pressey.
schr III Hazard Brewster 0sorgetown and Bull Creek
Set ID huribut 4 Co
schr II u Grant. Larder. Richmond. va-Jsmes Van
Brunt.
Point James Van Brnnt.
schr VIC Mowry. Eaton. Eastport. Me-John Boyn-
tons Sens.
schr Monitor, Chase. Boston-Charles Twiuk.
scnr Spartel. haiiowell. Boston-Jed FRYE Co.
echr X l. Thompson. Hun. Providsnce-H w Jackson.
schr Kate Scranton. Pond, Harrtord-Cart wright d
Doyle
sloop Edward Crolius, Jarvis. Perth Amboy-weaver 4
Starey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-03
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at New London May /. schrs Flying Fish, from
South Georges with $500 bills oil ID Golden West smith,
from do. with oil and skins.
sailed from Provipcetown April 30 schrs b SPARKS
Ewell and Sarah Lewis Smith. North Atlantic Ocean
cruise. -
Smith. do.
A. st Michaes April 4. bark Minerva. Thompson, NIB
having landed 100 Lbs oil to shipped homo BY bark
veronics.
spoken-Rark Trinity OF and FOR New London. May q is
miles S of Fire Island
Schr Golden city. OF NIB. April FL 20 out from Bruins
wick. Ga with n whale alongside-
Aprl 49, lat so N Ion "a W. bsrk Reindeer, Baker, Of
NIB.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-03
SIR WILLIAM MITCHELL.

Sir William Mitchell proprietor Of the London
Shtpping and Mercantile Gazette, died In that city
yesterday Mr.. Mitchell born in Devonshiro
about 1910, and worked journeyman
In London on tho True .sun, an evening paper
lie then became connected With the Shipping Goz,ffs
and acted as foreman Tor many years. ue invented
the famous International code OF signals, for which
ne was knightcd. Tho Shipp,ng Gazette became very
valuable properly under his mana cement lie was
very highly esteemed by his employee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-03
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Tho 1000 Tickets ending with uhe same as the two
terminal units OF the number drawing the capitsi
xsOOOJ are each entitled to 81 Witness our banda q
Covington KY. this day Tuesday, April ~. 1878.
/. D. GROSiS,;ER Commissioners
Prizes payable In full without deduction Glass will 10
drawn Nav ~. Capital Prizes--$ijO0, 5000, 700.
~. q f3 500. two ~ ~ ~. AZ. tickets only 81.
~ 81 ST., Louisville. NY; the ener Esssssa
IRON No. Jvvl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-03
am ynANcrs urNnY coLpsMrp.

The cable announces this morning that Sir Francis
Henry Goidsm,d, Member OF the House Of Commons
Tor Reading. killed yesterday by a railway acct
cent Sir Francis was born 10 1s0s ard succeeded bis
fa,hcr the second Baron de Goldsmid April q,
1862 lie was q Queens counsellor attached 70 Lin
colin n Inn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-03
TRUMAN DgcKwITH.

Truman B,ckwith, the oldest merchant OF Prov-
dencc II. L. died yesterday morning, aged ninety I'VE
years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-03

R1- During tho month OF April the HERALD has pub
Ished advance the other the arrival
Of vessels from foreign ports via sandy Hook ana the
arrivals ut departures from foreign ports via Atlantic
cable nj 5nS yessels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-03
SAILED.

Steamers Suevis 0ier) tor hamburg; Republic fBrl,
Liverpool; state OF Georgia tBr Glasrow zen Meade
DR. Bermuda Isaac Bell Richmond. &c ships Zouave.
Yokohama; orphsus (Gsr). Antwerp; br,us Charlotte.
and pirds
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II AsTERN OFfluE. 500 RIO ADwA1. - f1sI. y /.
I rlpyAw WING! IL Ts.v KESru1Ey Sr.rs =: II
SIMMONS 4 DICKINSON MANAGERS
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YACHTS. srEAMnUAI.. 80.

YACHTS. srEAMBOA SC.
A WILL KNOWN FAST SCHOONER YACHT 10.
n cphne. tOS2 Ax7L coppcrcd. In perfect order, will
be so,u low. q. r. pOILbON, 224 South st.
A sLOoP YACHT, wIfH CABfN AND srATERoOM
n accommodations. - feet all completely furnished,
tor sale low. TO charter by day. week month";
g. T. frCk. Wcst 18th st
LNOk sALE-BRTrlsU BARK HENKr PELHAM. sli
u tons now lying In the barber Of Norfolk. Va. built In
Tusket ~. In Ie65 81 90 laid out In repairs
her three she lately ashore near 0cracoke.
n. o.: sails rigging anchors $40 fsthons chain.
compssscs, lights &c all board and In good ORDER she
requires recalling rernetang and new rudder TO make
her ready tor For further apply 90 JOS
BAkEK, No. 2 CampbeIl's Wharf. Norfolk. Wa
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WEATHER REPORT.
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N(ofHENsf MofffRRsi MOfiiERsi
Nl Don't fail 20 procure Mrs. wINslDw'S SOOTHING
SYRUP all diseases Of teethinr In children n relieves
the child from palm cures coltc bowels
aud bv gvin relief and heath 10 the enid rest
the mother.
no MAKE THE GUMS HARD AND HEALfIiY usK
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