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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-28
Persrais Of L. n. Terp.

In Bossis's window. Virginia, 10 .
crayon portrait OF the late L. b. Torp,
which Il as natural n Life and . Joy "a
the yes Of his many friends In this SEQ.
ton. Il bears the name Of the artist.
"Luella Macarthur" Wherever and
whoever this artist may b. she has GER
tsiniy q fortune In her pencil and her
talent. The portrait 10 very finely exc.
outed and attracts much attention. II
should sdorn the Art Gallery st tho oom'
ing Pioneer Fair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-28
4 Call q. Irishns..

A meeting 10 called BY . large number
Of citizens Of Irish birth and dsscsut Tor
ModSsy evening next ct Miners' Union
Hall, Virginia, for the purpose OF do
yisipg means for expressing sympathy
and sxtsnding aid 70 the people Of Ire
land In thsif present. trothls and die.
tssss. 4 tamips. Of both fuel and iced
thrssssae u "a souAtyy,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-28
Departures Last Evssiss.

T Cara and band. Thos A Stephens and
family. J Tonini. Chas Reed. J W Melon
aid. A Fried. W n Cosgravs. p Davis. Jas
Daley. J d Hayes. L Blunt. W L Hunter,
Mrs. 9 A Shade, VIM Cain. Prof LANCER
and band. Ben Fitch. J II Kittrell. Ed
Phillips and family. p B Taylor. Jennie
Jackson. Gen Vernon. H Jackson. James
sitksn. p Malone, L E Waterman and
wife, Francis Pimentel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-28
Arrivals Yesterday Msrni.s.

. Geo b Lester. r Il Wright. Il P Fraser.
O Il Foss. P Mccarthy. JP Foster. o.
Gordon. Mrs Gillespie. Mrs johnson. H
Brissehsr. A Gillespie. Mrs Dram. Miss
Day. Louisa schnorf. Miss Vanderbilt. E
4 Davis. W Cain,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-28

The plumbers Of the city met In con.
vsntion this morning. and. sitera stormy
discussion, adopted . resolution stating
that this winter. to afford further aecom.
modsiions to the public. burst pipes
would b attended 70 within three days
ct least altar the notification TO Inc
plumbsr.-PAuadeipAia Buusess.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-28
Fire.

The owner Of the little store on the
Divide east Of Main street and on the
new tunnel toll road had cause for
Thanksgiving yesterday. About moon
his stovspipe set Ars 70 it, surroundings
and made things warm and lively for q
time, Bullion blew, but u was % near
noon that nobody noticed the alarm.
The flames were finally squslchsd BY the
bucket brigade and before much damage
wss dons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-28
sroCK aEPoxr.
n. Fraaeises Beard.
THIS

THIS MORNING.
46o ophir. 2sk. 26k
Sos Mexican. 2tt, 2iS. 2is
500 Gould & Curry. 81. 81
225 Beat 4 Belcher. lea, IGN
100 Caiiforpis. A.. 40
$50 Savage. l0a. Ion. 10
40 Con. Virginia. 81. Sd
SIS Chollar. ~, ia, 7i,S
IS Potosi. 4<.455
1850 Hale 4 N~orcross. IAN. IAN, i4k
10 Grown Point. 2 GO
33s Yellow Jacket. l3k. lSf. 13k
so Imperial. Toe, Csc
60 Kentuek. 81, 81. s so
20 Alpha, 10
220 Belcher. 2 30. z IS
10 Confidence, 81
go Sierra Nevada. s9k. sou. -
80 woodville. zoo
lis Utah. i5k, Isl. l6
$50 Bullion. 6H.5
las E~xchequer. s 9o,&
les 0vermsn, Z. Ca 81
$50 Justice. Q Is. . 20. 2 IS
lai6 Union Con-. 50. sak, 5ak. 81
22s Alta. 3 IS, 4. 81
600 Lady Bryan. 40c. Sc
4e3 Julia. I 20, I 9j
60 Caledooia. ~
<70 Silver Hill. I 20. I IS. II
100 Challenge. z 20
100 New York. S5c. 40c
100 Occidental. 2, I IS
$50 Phil. Sheridan. 400
200 Lady Washington Con-. 500
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-28
.rhs Fsoi ..d ~. ss.sy." Ete.

8. @. Richards and ]. P. Mstzgar
have decided. In consideration OF $780,.
oc0, unto the Peabody Consolidated
Mining Company 1900 feet upon the
Transverse lode. and known a. the Pea.
body claim, on the north line OF the
sutro Tunnel Company. 1000 feet north
Of the said Tunnel Compsny's central
line and running northwrsterly; also.
1900 feet on tho East Comstock. known
- Garrison No. .. beside the rosd run.
ming down the divide from Taylor street
and southeast Of the new powder house.
snd running souihsrly 800 feet and
northsrly 1900 feet; ''the Sutro Fran
chiss 70 on the south. the Sierra Nevada
on the north. the Consolidated Virginia,
Caliiornis and Ophir on the west"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-28
Apv,v.s. shis nevusss.

Prof LANCER and band. Prof T Cara and
band. J G Damn. Vim Richard, Jas Pas.
coz. L Ehrlich. W W Tinker. @ Berasich.
W Davis. J Dolsn and family. J Scameron.
W Dillon. Guy Thorpe. Mrs K Duffy. W
J Rogers, Geo W Spencer. Miss Patton.
Nrs Kseler. Rev E Graham.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-28
rae DEATH RATE OF

Oar eesn,ry 10 getting to b. ~fsarfaily alarming
s,s average Of nfs hsins lesssssd svsry year.
without any reasonable cause. dsath recalling
ssssrsiiy from the moot insisnideant origin.
A this .ssson Of the year especially. . cold IL
sueh . common hing hat In the hufry OF ever
sssains n and OF en- aud 10, late, that . fever
or Lam trouss has alr~s y sst N ThoasAnds
- ,hS.r lives In this vsy every winter. while
IA BoseASss German Syrxp been taken. . enre
voaid have r~s.ul.si. .na Q large oil nom .
TSrost snd Lanss. Boseasss German Syrup has
ero,sa itrslf 10 be ths greatest dircovsf, VI It's
81 IN medicine. Every Drugsist In this
cpuntyy Will tell 200 o its wo-deffui eject.
Over $4,000 bottles cold last year Without .
sinels failurs known.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-28
Departures "Wednesday Evesiss.

Departures Wednesday Eveaisg.
D Crittenden. J r Halleck, Thomas II
James. J D Lynch. Mrs. Burns, L Ehrlich.
Miss d Houghton. Anne Fillas. Mrs J q
Rule. Mrs. Thos oejdes. r 8 Meacham.
Miss Lynch. A Meyer. Miss K Vanderbilt.
L Abraham. J 8 dilson. Miss u Brsnsou.
Mrs. segur and child. J Lewis. J ID Ne
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-28

Tpses's nude y u. 81, b pa,d !.
Tbsy thsnght he made = ~ hsal
Wee OStle Gneeeeg ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-28

semsthisg Of she Lady Herseif-
what she has - Say Abous sns
FtswsPy Secsiou-An Ore Forms'
ties 500 Feet Long Traced There.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-28
O. n. GALLUP.

%. q. eAsIss. espostis sss b.as o. oan'o p.
r.. Cola aul sssps -eaasanny On ,a.aa ~
-. ,r,nas q luporssa' c;sa,s. choice eat
-. ~ hsds q. oessst sssSsc.ssy -
S5ksan ~ ssso@ ~ - - 40
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-28
UNDERGROUND THREE THOUSAND
FEET.
A PLEASURE TRlP THRoUGH
fHE BELCHER.

Tracing the ore Wells frsm she old
Ore Body 20 she 27eo Lsvst-
P~sespscsisg thsrs-Prsparasiess
% Open she 5000 Level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-28

s:: s: 81 s ] q Z i;;''' l. isi''''s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-28
n.s,s 80 PROFITS IN 70 DAYS.

what $40 did In Wall street on the mutual
..s,tv pisu. Pamphlets ssp,aining everything,
s.,sn two unerrtns rules ff success tent me-.
cns eus omers In all psrfs Of The county ne
rsiisiSs hrss .pronts sv.ry mes'1; s.S9 ~.
sssnSs Piaos, New ioth. tsn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-28
SUICIDE.

A Distinguished scientist once said; "No
msa with Q strong and healthy stousch ever
committed suicide" and Jet many arc suffering
The tostursa OF the damned With Dyspepsis
vAsu q angle bottle Of DR. NiNriE's Kpglish
DandsIion, Liver and Dy.pspsis Pals viii Give
RELIEF, and n persisted In. win cure the wort
case q this dist essing uoub.e. This Pill
cures . orpid Liver add Biliousrses r.ulate-
The Bowels. removes Pimples from the fsee.
eufss sslLsv comp,exi,n. Foul Breath. Sieh
Hea isehs, Heartburn. Pain In the sides and
Hsck. 10 sugar coated AMI GUARANTEED to b
PunsLY SE0EfABLs. IL acts directly upon
The COATING ot tas stomach aud on The Liver /;
can b. taken In any climate wet OF DRY
weather. Beware OF limitations. The Goahbs<
mas an snxravins OF . lion on the outside wrap
DER. Proc 50 cents. For sale By all afugsiits.
TuIRs have been more cures OF seminal
weaknsss, nervous debility and paralysis made
By the wouoe,ful r. slish remedy, Sir Astls5
Coopss's Vital Restorative, than by all other
rrmsdies combined. Why will you sufierf
ssud " a. q. Niptie. n D., No. II Kearny
ssress. san Frsneisco. for the Restorative. and
b cured. Prios. - per bottle; four times the
quantity. $40. Try s6Ottis. mhss ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-28
HOW TO SAVE aI0NgY.

Instead Of going to . doctor for . prsscrip-
usn. 10 you have Br sht's Disesse. Disbstss,
Pain In the Back and Loins. Smsring. innsu-
nation. oaleali. u iekiust Deposit, or any
troub.s Of thu Kidneys or Bladder. buy . bottle
Of DIR MtSTig's NkPHR.TICU q. the g'est
BucAu Cbmpouad IL 4. the most wonderful
prescription svcr compounded for there
troubles. Nessrs. Abrsus = Carroll. Wholesale
drussists ssv We regard NspArstLexn a.
Ms bsst Kids<y and bladder Remedy IN h<
usarksf." Woodward. aruxgi.t. pvrt,sld. ore
goo, says "xvvr,b body speaks highly OF II "
Chiids. drusyist. Portland Oregon. sa,s: sold
lite OF To-; Il always coe~ the work Manv
have BEEN cured Of obstinate kidney complaints
Aftsr the doctors have given them mp. For
sale By all druggists. P.ics 81 IS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-28
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
San Francisco Items.

tu,o..1 re r. solo Ell. All r.v..,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-28

also alps OF clay, al having = feBuiss
dip to the east. All through the lorna.
ton are indications Of mineral, and the
slips Of clay show the effects OF the 60
ton Of the vein. Here 10 mining ct .
great depth. bot the indications are just
a. good for finding ore a. they we're neal
the surface.
AZ this point the station will DO
opened a. soon - the incline has o..
tanned q SUFFICIENT depth for q stump.
The formation carries some water but
not enough to hinder work. It IL all
handled By Q donkey pump. which II
run on the whole about four hours per
d.y. All natural obstacles to develop.
mspts at this depth have been overcome
ana q person placed IN the bottom Of the
incline could not tell whether he was
below the 500 or the 5000 level. BY
partitionins the incline ventilation at
his greet depth II excellent, and work
poes on ~ readily - 1t did 200O fsst
above.
The facility with which operations are
carried on in the Belohsr ~ this great
depth. and the strength and psrmanspey
Of the Comstock 70 Tar down are Of the
greatest importancs to the general min.
ina industry here. The q proves that
work can be done at unknown and
unhsard.of depths, and The othsr that
the bottom Of the Comstock II not likely
TO be reached. The Belshsr u prsper.
ing to extend her main pumps to The
27G0 level. The line being run. except
900 feet, on an incline which takes lIit
feet to mako 1000 feet psrpsndioulsfly,
shows that BY msans Of balance bobe
and powerful engines water 2 b raiese
from any required dspth. The QUESTION
OF water and vsntiladon are thsestors
already virtually solved. and thses ere
~ gzssssss sssssslss y dssg sisisg.'
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
PEDESTRL4N CONTESTS.
MATCHES AT AsBURY PARK Al BOSTON AND AT


MATCHES AT AsBURY PARK, Al BOSTON AND AT
NEWPORT.
AsrrRY PARK, y. J., Feb. 2.-The pedes-
TRAN matches at Educational Hall closed last evening
Edward Brand walked % miles in IN. 4l'n., IL.
A. D. Bailey fnished the tvc-miles walk IN Dom 41s.
Uuah W, re weight 2s pounds, height feet men
walked a nIie IN lzm., 3ts.. against James hepp'
weight 80 pounds. height feet ~ nches; wno
finished ~ I'm, Cos Oae-mtlr Walk-D. SUI ivan,
SUI 2--.: y. Fletcher ON. Two-nuc iun-t Iilton'
lin, 5--; Jno Carroll. 1Ju-, -. Our-Hi!e rum
II. Ut, 7m 2q,. L. Workman, 7m., lis one milo ""lE
-Urah White i'm. J2s.; \. d. McCaoe, carrying
ninety pounds, I'm 53,.
BusroN. Feb "A large aSsemblaGe gathered at tue
Hebrew Far Building last night to witness three walk
ing contests between representatives OF Ne"lorA ana
Bo,tou Tae New Workers wcrc successful IN tue two
and ieu-Ines walks. Ia. twO-miles wax "a~ Won Of
n nry Armstrong. ut tue Harlem Athletic uD m m
lO. th- hyc-luIrs walk won 10y trrltrlck MOt III
4Jn. lbs: tn tru-fnil. s. walk by Nn hrcir Ot Nc"
York, IN H.. 3=m. JJs.
NswFoRT, r. l., J. b. 2.-Tla walking match between
Florence Nahouy and Nm. Carroll. amateurs of TINS
CIV for SlO0 . side winch began 40 1918 a. m Thurs
iay concluded ~ ll.l5 l1St ui-ht william OAroh
wAlklng - miles during he time, aud Florence hd-
LUUy lOs miles.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
on TRIAL FOR MURDER.

MGS. JENNIE L. SMITH AND COVERT D. BENNETT
TO BE ARRAIGNED TODAY.
The trial Of Mrs. Jennie Il. Smith and CO.
vert D. Bennett for the murder OF Policeman Richard
smith, VIII begin this morning in tne Hudson County
Cour' of Oyer and Terniner Jersey City. The mur
der at the time created much excitement.
smith ard his wife lived in the lower por-
ton OF little house on Pachc-ave., Jer-
sey City Thursday morning, August !, 1873 Smith was
fouud dead IN his bed Tue top OF his mead had been
crushed in by heavy blow, and fifteen stab wounds
were touud in thp left breast the heart. At
Nr-. Smith called ing man who lived upstairs and
told him husband was d al and tina the murder 1id
been committed by q man. she all ged that sne htd
been cnOrufurm-d b. the murderer. small bottle o.
ch OrUfOrtn found Standing the tab e. near the
bed In the th. house found large
eight butcher knife The latter ground 10 "A sharp
cd ye on both sides. II Is thoHght these were tie
weapons used bv the murderer Smith and his family
formerly leased house owned by Bennett, VINO ar1ed
VITA hem. The prosecution Will aueEe that Mrs. SnIttu
and Bennett criunaly int udte and c0uSprci to
murder smith. The detenCanjs viii be- represented bv
tgo Hon william T. II fimau. On rIes II winfield, l.. h.
3. Wakemau and james Fiemurng. and the STATE by
Attorney General stockton ami District Attorney
MCCln
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
REcEprloA BY cGoEGL Y. cAILDs.

PHuADELPnGA. Feb. "A large gathering
disiugu saed various paris of tie country
were entertained tu- evening at the residence oi George
v. Chlds the occasion being reception rendered by
Mr Cuds to the saturday Club social Organization
composed the leading tizens o Philadelphia 4Aere
wee present about thrce bandrcd gentlemen, including
asterCIenerA Key. Governor Rce, OF Massacnu-
setts; scuarur Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, and Gov
eruOr Goyt. A. j. Drexrl. the editors Of the leading
daIies Of Sew-YorK. Mayor Latro0e. Of Baltimore,
and otAers The NewYorE journalists were represented
by W n HurlbeFi. George Jones ana George Jpnr-, J.
Huyn Hnstlngs James ". -mO ton, 0l tue Sew YORK
Associated Press. BDd }. Henry Harper or Harper &
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
1 TILEABLE WORK.
THF sTORys or LEGISLATIVE INFORMATION IN
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS BEING UNLOCKED By
TUOROUGHGOfNG INDEX.

THE sTORys or LEGISLATIVE INFORMATION IN
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS BEING UNLOCKED By A
THOROUGHGOfNG INDEX.
iBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Ihe publications of
the General Government known public documents.
Journals. committee reports cutve documents, etc,
comprise about 900 volumes It is said though nobody
knows the exact number. and there is not complete
and perfect set in existence IN any one ulace
These documents not only the leg sa'ive his
tory Of the Government but special reports on
finance. commerce, exploration. surveys etc. when are
OF high practical and scientific value, and yet they are
ule OF the least possible value because very 'rw
Of them contain an index that Is worth anything.
Every one who has occasion 70 stuiy the history
or any subject "a related IN these documents
finds it not only 70 the flesh bur torture
10 the SOUL for o." never be sure thlt ue most I'M
portart paper Of al has not eludet tIm. one might
think that would be easy enough to ind ont al that
Congress has ever done about counting the electoral
votes and became essential that this should
be known years ago Congress found . ssary %
raise special committee 10 Wvcst ate tne
subject. and at expense of several thousant
, dollars. to search our, prepare and reprint
/ tie proceedings OF that body that subie't--au
expense and tIoIhl that a good udex ud have made
unnecessary general index compr ',ng al tae Goca-
OF every kind Is what L. really nredci. aud Won't
be invaluable SAVING, not only OF tWc and -mner,
q. public money butit r probably too mutA 20
hope FOR thin; ~ that SOr. 0 these dve o. economy
AID reform" WHAT u perhaps most needed. a.d
may be secured, IS general 'udex o. tDs
journals OF the two House, from tAe bca'-
ming Of the first Congress down 10 the pr,s.'f
time aud Jr tle nrst practical ea r. "a Is a1 t
the country indebted 10 NJ. Alexander H. stHp.on-'
oI GeoI-I1, whose resolution. iSJtu,,i1E the H,1s'
Committee Rules der thc subject tnd MAX"
repor,. was adopted March pa, 1878 On June i, tn
House instructed the commiee % have the nrcparaun
~ % combined general index iplgUiS ~ Both
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
BROADWAY THEATRE.

Mr.. Edgar's performance of Hing Lear, six
times given at the Broadway Theaue. has grown IN
strength and precs and has elected much favorable
comment. private and pubic II will he continued for
another week. ana VIII then be superseded by Oheiio
On Saturday afternoon, al this theatre. Mr.. Joseph
Whec Ock acted EHoci ArdeH This character disap-
pearcd from the stage with the lameuted Edwin Adam,
hut Mr. Wheclock entirely justified himself IN its repro
durtiou Hs nature readily responds 70 the svnpa-
thetic impulses Of the warn-hearted sailor and lie pre-
seu:ed the foreground II the drama most winsome
image Of gallant. youthful mannr,s The element
OF afe, 'ionate sotcituda for the welfare of wife
and children finely expressed. IN the scene Of the
parting. TAe awful loneliness OF the eastaway on the
dcser island vIviGIy IL d and conveyed. The
PASSION OF the actor al the moment OF the rescue IN
tense and uD vehement. really electrical; and N
IN. ensuing scenes % seIfabuo CATION, bitter ual OF
human endurance md Of Christian constance and the
gradual wasting O.: spiIt and OF fr he reached noble
height OF plthos The lesson Of Enoch Arden Is tnat
heroic foritud- under real IN 't.ou. shrre is 50
much discomfort and reting IN society over slight or
fancled troubles tha- lesson cannot come auis-
The play stuuate- charity. too; FOR u rocchOes the
o.;enus rrutl oi those subtle lines OF Colerdl,-
.rk without Hone draws water ia a SIEVE,
And Hope wHt-ou' n object cannot i've
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
ALLEGED BREACH or TRUST

TIE REMOVAL or a SAVINGS BANK TRUSTEE ASKED
FOR OS TEE GROUND THAT NE VEONurrLLY
UsrD THE rUvDs OF TIE BANK.
ALBANY, Feb. 2.-Actng Superintendent
Lamb pr the Bank Depart uent. has To the Ator-
nev-Gcueral letter asking for the removal Of Daniel
Robinson one Of trustees OF the Troy SAVINGS Bank
superintendent Lamb says that d. Thomas Vail,
Daniel Robinson and Charles K. Church trus
tees ~ the Troy Savings Bank until Vail and
Church compelled after the failure OF the
Merchant and NccAaniCa Bauk of Troy. Vail and Rob
.on are directors Of the Troy and Boston Railroad.
since 1859 the Merchants and Mechanics Bank has
been one Of repositories Of the cash OF the Troy
SAVING p, X ROnIu~Ou has been for several cog
uizant thc financial coalition Of tie Mer, ant| and
Mrchanlc BanE. This bauk used 10 DJsttr ~ the
and Boston Railroad and other enterprises IN which
Robinson, ! aud others were Interested. As
early a. 1867 tAc transactions of tue bank
irregular and unlawful aud three directors r.
signed With the knOwl,d DE or Robinson
-chaEnticokc MDoleu Company. of whlch Robinson ana
Val were 70 80 directors Ths was concealed Dy false
reports Robinson procured eIgnt notes - blank, WnIc
tlrI Out for sums aggrtEatlng -0007O0 ~ anu
tueSr were sworn 10 as discounts deemed good,
when the persons concerned IN the transaction
knew i1ru 20 be worthless. Ihe ioan 10
by October 81, ISIS. Robinson was an ludOrScr
on this paurr took legal advice. and STRIPPED IL 0.
all genuine worth ~ commercial paper The IIOy aul
Boston Railroad was 40 a borrower to the extent Of
$50 900 The Merchants and Mechanics Bank had no
capital l-77 md 1875 10 lend. IL md all been sunk,
au the bank existed It's deposits Robinson aud Van
knew this, and never gave any nt q Dr oceIs OF Tue
-ayDL, bank thtt u was not aaie d-to-l o - anu
when failed $4,000 OF tine savings banks iGnds were
o deposit Tue president OF The sayu-s BANK IL cale5
emuuntlcally that Robinson false u rs trust he
has been 10 resign as Oae OF the Cstecs O the
savings bank declines 10 do So For the ABOVE Fed-
sJus Superintendent Lamb asks tina, he BE- removed
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03

~, wrote 60 his friend down the river. telling him the
result " the interview ana g,y,s T na,S ,i anu rs
s,vea ~ her from the aged farmer Which read as
follows VAN TO Set mstris ana wan WSe' cof 70 tbt1
~ lt aud lave go, five head ~ horses but the
ssc'r.l one buac himself. | have big ample orchard
So ,,s oi der IN the cellar. IN potatoes Piogsc
I'd me- vour photograph Yours IN love, Johr. lhe
,r,dov sent nun photograph which bad been taken yen
ars betorr mud promised TO sit again a. they
!SSoaId he mgrred, and the weather should ciearun
London has been thrilled 10y a murdercr's
.vnloit Pease, bu slar was locked into tnirdlass
r,srtmrnt of q railway train with two warderS TIE
% vv,s rruninc rom London 10 sheffield. At Peter
trony, bc got out OF the train and with difficulty
t,rced g. enter. IL then remained quiet For time,
Nm, when about twelve miles from sheffield he asked
,,o, the windows OF the carriage might be opened.
r ~ va. no sooner done than the burglar took owe out
,,ur the aperture. One Of thc warders succeeded "a
catcbiug him by q foot. For Two miles he hung mead
dov-pward Suspended by one foot and making terrific
strpcglss TO free himself. In vain ~ wrigEed for a.
truc As ctp,ors unable 70 catch the other foot
tts held him as in vice. Blt one contingency hey
M u, provide against. Pease sprn--slded boots
and DE one % whica hi- fate seemingly depended came
m The burglar iell heavily on the fOot-bOard OF tie ca
ri-. ui rolled OF tine railway. Three miles further
On fe train stopped ana the wardcrs ut back 10 the
cen ID, the ESCAPE. Here they fouRi Pease unconscious
if Ike snow bleeding from wound on the head lie was
a. once placed m slow TRAIN wHch was passing az the
t,ie and conveyed 10 sheffield During tHe ime A' was
st.vrclr- with The waTdeI- Tic Vaiuef who h"d one
b,ul ree and the passenger, of trc other compartments
WHO were witnessing tine he from tu- window "t th-
tram we're ndcfatisable in thCf efforts 10 ar3C, i-t t'-
t,nt.o, OF the guard by means oi tue communleaA'"
cord. but with no result Foe two miles tine un-
fortunate man hing head downward ana ., toF
It stopped at ori,narT ., re.t,ns a., p.rt pI..'t
l.rrls a." E,c'-1 railway, Saunders Trash J9'y
MRS we slv,: For tN.1.y Yeas abe pn)Ic hdtt
crl uiou AGAINST tnsv Doanoe Of II asns ol comHui-
f.rr .l--tf Is.