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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
tu,c.A. TO n GOLD HILL DALI s,v'l
Tho Drama.


New Yonx, March s.-Rowe's new
play, written for Raymond, in which
Ichabod Crane Is the central figure. will
be produced at wallack's. "Spell
Bound" Is not proving very successful
and will DO replaced on Monday BY .
new comedy. "a Scrap OF Paper"
wAllack has leased the theater another
five years.
John 7. Raymond played at the Grand
Opera House Is Colonel Sellers all this
week, supported BY Sol Smith. Laura
Don and Rose Eytinge's daughter. a
revival Of "a Celebrated Case 10 con.
t~emplated. "My Son" was produced
on Monday.
Arthur Sullivan's overture. In Mem.
oriam," recently performed in the Paris
Conservatoire Concert, was . great sue
cess, Sullivan 10 the first English COM
poser so honorsd.
Another Di Murska concert tomorrow
night. at which Bosnata. the now tenor,
recently in Havana, makes her first ap-
pearance.
CHICAGO, March 81. II. Havsrly OF
this city is said to have secured q seven
years' lease OF the Lyceum Theater. New
York, and also to have o long lease OF
the Olympic Theatsr at st. Louis. His
success in managing q multiplicity Of
spterprisos hitherto has been o phen-
omsnon. II Is said he has now twelve
different theatrical irons in the fire, all
Of which are paying.
Robson and Crane made . great hit In
New Orleans In "Tho Comedy OF Err
rors." They exchanged parts. Their re-
eeipts during the last week OF their en-
Raeement were over $1,000.
The Rice Surprise Party at McVicker's
was a moderate success, and remains
another week. giving Horrors" "Rsv-
els" and "Hiawatha."
J.. X. Emmst In "Fritz" begins the
week at Haverly's, to DO succeeded on
the following Monday by Mccullough
for Z two-wseks stay.
Dominick Murray. In the very sensa-
tional drama. Innocent. or the GAM
bler's Crime" was at Hamlin's.
The New York Standard Company
ended its second successful week at HaV-
srly's tonight.
Pat Rooney, Sol @. France and Little
Mack filed the Academy.
Lolita 10 billed ut Hooley's for two
weeks. beginning March 10.
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Cruel and Unjust.
Cnr,on ArpsnL. March 9

eN's'" HFft"'t Nf"''"1
The report which was submitted to the
Legislature by Asssmblymsn Beard and
Kennedy. the Committee upon the part
Of the Assembly appointed TO look into
the affairs Of the Orphans Home, 10
calculated to do great injustice upon Mr..
and Mrs. Webb. the late Supsrintend-
emit and Matron Of the 0rpans' Home.
The charges lsvelled against them are,
THAT there have been fraudulent pur-
chsses Of supplies made by the Supsrin-
tsndent. and cruelties upon the children
practicsd by the Matron." These are
grave accusations to bring against a man
and his wife who for seven years have
served this State with great industry.
zeal and ~fsithfulness. and who are
looked upon by the States wards, who
have been in their charge. with an inte-
rest, truthfulness and affection which
partako Of the regard felt by o child for
Its parents. They IRE certainly very
serious averments TO make in the face
OF tbs fact that neither Mr.. Webb nor
his wife were notified OF the charges
made. nor given an opportunity to re-
flute them. As 10 the charge OF dishon.
esty against Mr.. Webb. II will not be be.
lieved here In this community where his
integrity Is known and appreciated. The
accusation Of cruel treatment preferred
against Mrs. Webb Is not sustained by
any evidence to which the COMMITTEES
have made any explicit reference. The
fact 10 that the chairman OF the com.
mittee, when confronted by Mr.. Webb,
acknowledged that ho was led to his
statements by hesrsay. We make this
brief reference out OF justice to . mos,
worthy couple who are oo~pscisncs.free
Of anything and everything which can b.
presented in the shape Of impartial and
admissible testimony against them.
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Was Keene victimized!

CHICAGO. March lo.-Reierrins to the
heavy decline in wheat Saturday. the
T.n,,,. ..v. ..Tbs announcement
", A., -.
comes from new iork 'nA' 'An' "'
Ksens, whose wheat II was that was 90
.,ad.nIv dumued. repudiates the entire
~--". -, .a,,. III. Chics,o
"ahsa0uon, aa
agents, j. h. Fisher a Co.. fesponsioie
for the replacing 70 MN Q, 'ns gram
b soiu. 4, Is ssiu 'sas -
sell received by Fisher 4 Co. esi,y yes.
terday morning was . Iolss,y, A .".
kesne was greatly ,arpfi nao o az 's .annips
OF me saie OF hesi'y $1,000 ..aS;,
on MS aecoun'. us NOV sasy a.,
the statement thai THIS enormous ueai
was brought about oy : ioIgsa ss.es.sn
sent a an open, hai''rale nisn'
Business between agents anu principals
involving millions OF dollars Is NOT usu'
ally transacted In THIS loose anu pubic
manner. and II wiii % wen ,or oPeIs'ols
to consider the Possioiiity tna' 'nis YER
sion OF the aiiair 10 promulga'sa IN Pui'
suance OF q deep laid scheme 70 ,ons up
the market with q view 70 'u''ns' un'
loading ,,o
NEW ionk, Mafcn iV.Iino Isi u..
ChtcaSo wheat nafhc. ~ w ~
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A MISTAKE.

victorien sardou's new play. "Andrs
fortier." had its initial presentation in
Boston last Wednesday. The Eastern
papers say this Is the only time an
American play WAS ever first produced
outsids OF New York City. This state.
msnt is incorrect. John T. Ramond's
"Colonel Sellers" il an American play
in composition and character and q
very successful one at that. Those who
know anything Of this matter will TO-
member that it was arst presented at
the California Theatsr in San Fran
cisco. 1t may also be added that Mr..
Rsymond's engagement at that time was
anything but . success financially
speaking. II wa only after his success
in the East that his new character was
well received In the West.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10
u. y. DEBT srArIsrICs.

John Sherman, Secretary Of the
United States Treasury. has issued his
report for last month. The interest
bearing debt Of the United States Is
S2.Oi4.2 AL. 900 aud the interest nov due
upon that amour. is s2i.CO3.5 s7 30.
Debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity. sG.372 $50 90; interest upon
the same. s326. 36i CT. Debt bearing
no interest. si27. 81. O33 81. Unclaimed
Pacific railroad interest. ss.227 %.
Total debt. Sara. 600. 90 IA; cash in
the Treasury. SAL. 292. i9s IS; debt.
less cash in the Treasury, March I. So
O26. 207. 5ii &C; increase oil debt during
the month, s3ll.lii %; decrease OF
debt since June 30. 1878. s9.579.-
800 lc.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
The Godchaux Failure-Storm Dam.
ayes-Duncan's Trial.

SAN Francisco. March lO.-An in
spsetion Of the books and accounts Of
the dry goods firm OF GodchsuI Bros.
who failed a few days since. shows the
condition OF their affairs to DO even
worse than VAS at first supposed. Tho
assets OF the house amount to but
si75, 900. OF which $4,000 is invested
in stocks. and the balance in promissory
notes. ETC.. while the liabilities are esti-
mated at more than 81, 200, 900. John
W. Mackay is a creditor to the extent Of
Si0O, 900. and =. Rosener. in his behalf,
has garnisheed amounts due the firm
from houses in eight interior counties.
and other creditors are garnishseing
debts wherever they can DO found.
Nearly all the 500. 900 due the firm had
been assigned to creditors prior to the
failure. The city retail houses who have
become embarrassed by the failure are
entitled to considerable sympathy. IL
appears that in many instances when
the Godchau, would sell q bill Of goods
to q local firm. they would not only re-
csivs the money. bat borrow several
times as much more. giving their note
in exchange. In this they re-
ceived thousands OF dollars from the
local firms. and when the crash came 1t
found them heavily indebted to the city
firms. who resultingly were badly Grip
pied by the failure, and the strange
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the CONGRESSIONAL DEApLocx

IT,
'
o"' NV ' ns
'quAe'y "sAins' Nn'
ispeAi o. 'he ieae'N .o"
'no PAsAns o''u
o'ns 70 run "'
'no "0' %'
'ou uo ~,
isPsA "" -. r.-n-
on the APp'VPA
mocraey VIII nave .ho 'o."s so"
this matter Out wii nsfuiy ihA''' upon
such a oarsiaeed' ouiidosins measure.
The people OF the na'ion' regardless OF
politics. Will not stand u, and the Demo-
Gratis dare not shoulder the responsibility
Of . course which must infalioly eud In
something akin to revolution. One OF
our latest kilograms from Washington
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90 EAST. JOHN.

Moy jim Kse assures the New Yorkers
that many more OF his Chinese country
men would settle In that city II they
could be assured Of kind treatment. II
the press Of New York is sincere in its
u,teranoes. the Cinnamon will Be kindly
welcomed there. 1t has q keen sympathy
for the prosecuted Monsol. which will
certainly be exhibited in works 10
encourage the immigration. Still.
there is q suspicion that the press
does not mean all 1t says. Tho .Mdi,
for instance. while partaking Of the
brotherly feeling. thinks this side Of the
continent the best place for the China
men-an opinion in which we do not
concur. We advise John to 60 whers
he will meet with a warmer greeting
5. +. CdA.
That's. so all the time. John should
shoulder his pole and packages and
emigrats as fast as possible to thai
beautiful shore where he can dwell In
peace and harmony forever. Go East
John.
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Suicide at Carlln.
Wi.a,m.cea Sarer STATE. March 8.

W'HHsmhtcd o'rfr NfotS, H"Fth o.
Last Thursday afternoon q young man
named Fred. Robinson committed sui.
eide at Carlin by shooting himself
through tho head. When found. short
ly after he fred the fatal shot, he was ly-
ing on his back with his arms folded on
bis breast and a pistol lying by his side.
Though alive he was unconscious and
unable to speak. II is supposed that no
held the pistol to the back OF his head
and pulled the trigger, as the ball en-.
tered his skull back Of the right ear aud
after passing through the brain lodged
over the left eye under the skin. DR..
Meigs. Of Elko, was called TO attend him.
but was unable to do anything for him.
He lived about four hours after the
shooting and did not appear to be col.
scious Of pain. Robinson. who was
about twenty.six years OF age. formerly
worked for Frank Naramore here and for
Alex. Wise driving team from the Sui.
phur mine to Humboldt House. OF late
he had been living with q woman OF Ill
repute at Carlin and had been leading .
dissolute life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10

KrSo OSCAR Of Sweden Is about TO
circulate a reply to Pope Plus TX. s at.
tAeks ON frssmasopry. Tho King Of
Sweden has long been q distinguished
Mason. and proposes to prove by facts
connected with the history OF the craft,
that the PoPe's attacks are groundles..
and need not be observed even by faith.
full Catholics. Tho publication will be
further enlarged by q collection OF King
Oscars principal addresses to Masons in
various lodges in Sweden and Norway.
The work will appear simultaneously in
Swedish and German.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10

TIE Miners Union Of Ruby Hill. at
Q special meeting held last Wednesday.
passed . series Of resolutions condemn
ing the action Of President Hayes in
vstoing the Chinese restriction bill. AMI
pledging themselves to use all honor
able mean to remove and prohibit the
coming Of Chinese to this country.
They also appeal to all working men Of
the United States to aid them in miti.
eating the evil by annulling the Burlin-
game Treaty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10

TIE hot water from the Julia mine.
pumped into the Sutro Tunnel. is a =
ried for q distance OF two miles, along
the main tunnel. in q galvanized iron
pipe. heretofore used in conducting
compressed air 10 the header Of the tun-
mel. 1t operates most eIcellently. and
is practical illustration OF the
advantageous working Of the idea
suggested by the Nrws a short time ago
OF sending the whole Of the hot water
from the flooded mines out through a
pipe the whole length OF tho tunnel. 1t
might DO cheaper than the sub-drain.
and operate much better.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10

Tx NEws returns ap~preciative thanks
to Mart. Follstt. conductor ON the vir-
giuia aud Truckee Railroad. for his gen.
ilsmanly courtesy in caring for and
promptly forwarding Legislative reports
and documents from Carson during the
recent session VI the Legislature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10

A STAGE was robbed in Calaveras
county. Cal. last week Of Wells. Fargo
x Co.'S reasure boz. and three China.
men were halted in Amador county. and
one Chinamsn robbed and tied TO q tree.
where he remained all night; the other
Chinaman escaped-and 80 did all the
robbers,
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Suicide nj uealdsbury.

HrALpsBuRo, Cal, March TO-
Nathaniel Dawes, a native Of England.
aged about &c years, committed suicide
Friday morning by shooting himself in
the temple with a pistol. Deceased was
an engineer. and had worked for two
years past at the Oakland mine. lie
had been drinking hard and lost his
position.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10

AMONG the list Of graduates OF tho
Philadelphia Dental College. February
27th. published in the Philadelphia
Press. We notice the name Of Charles @.
Conwsll Of Gold Hill. Charley has
graduated triumphantly with all the
honors. receiving the degree Of Doctor
Of Dentistry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10

In a recent article the Nrws uninten.
~tioually mentioned Asssmblyman Gibson
Of ormsby as a member Of the Com.
mitteo OF Fourteen. 1t ISIS mistake We
hasten to correct. Asssmblyman Davies
was ormsby county's representative ON
the committee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10
SQealed on His Pals.

ST. LouIs. March l0.-Jamss Beck.
baggsgemastsr on the Iron Mountain
Railroad. who was recently sent to the
Psnitentiary for robbing the mail. has
confessed and implicated others, who
have been arrested and also confessed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10

A KENTUCKY man who went TO the
Black Hills wrote back to q local paper,
saying : "Offer q premium at your
coming fair for the biegest fool in the
country aud Ill try and get there in
time"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10
Chinese Lecture.

NEw YonK. March l0.-w. A. Crotfut
lsctured before the Manhattan Liberal
Club last Friday night on the subject Of
Roast Rat and Nankeen Brooches"
He denounced the cutlery against the
Chinese a. old-fashioned Know.nothing.
ism. The people Of California who &C.
tually earn their bread don't persecute
thu Chinese.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10

Tx Richmond Company shipped this
morning. through Wells, Fargo K Co.,
III bars Of bullion. valued at s2l. Isl "A.
Wells, Fargo X Co. shipped this morn
ing . bars OF bullion. valued at 81. ?6G so.
-EiUeka Sentinel, NareA s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10
Fremont Moving.

oMAuA. March l0.-General Fremont.
Governor Of Arizona, passed through
Omaha Saturday afternoon en- route to
Washington to obtain an appropriation
for internal improvements in Arizona
and 10 settle some Indian difficulties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10
Shot Dead.

NEW OHLrANs. March l0.-John
sharples. an sI.policeman. was shot
dead on Sixth street last Friday night.
II is rumorsd that ShArples was drunk.
insultsd . lady. and was shot BY her
eacort-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10

NornISo perplsIss 4 married man
moro than to lind his wife using his
bachelor cigar.case to keep hair pins in.
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srRlxsrImE LoSouSos.

Ere long the mellow juicy Spring -Rocl..t,r
kLyy,@.
VIII ssmbol h~ithervard and bring CrlpAic.
Tn. ~yiols''s breath and early green's dflsys.
And Danish oommon pofk and beans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10

TEE Paradise Valley Mining Com.
pany shipped from Rye Patch, last
evening. two bars OF bullion. valued at
S3,295 45.-SQpsr StatA, March z,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10

HousE.cLEASINo is like a man going
through q tunnel on q dark night. He
never knows when hs is through.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10

THE COMMITTEES or ARRANGEMENTS
L are hard at work 70 make this Ball excel
anything Of the kind ever given 10 this city.
FOUR ELEGANT PRIZES will be distributed
TO the following perrons: Two for the most
original characters for lady and gentleman, and
two for the most comic chancters Tor lady and
gentleman. These prizes will be awarded By .
COMMITTEES selected from the saudlence. No
member Of the Club can compsts for any Of tho
prizes.
Carriages arc FREE Of charge, and will convey
maskcrs 10 and from the hall.
TICKETS. Ss-Admittlng gentleman and 1.-Two
ladies In masks on the floor. PARTIES holding
such tickets and Wishing to attend - spectator
arc entitled TO three reserved seats In the dress
circle. and can exchange the same 81 II. Blocks
jsvslry store i've days prior to the Ball.
sPKcTATORs' TICKETS. 81 N-for the
dress circle, and can be reserved at any time OF
II. Biock's jewrlry STORE.
GALLERY TICKETS. Sl-To Be had d the
opera HOUSE tichst once on the evening Of the
Ball.
No one admitted on the door without mash
before II O'Clock, and d - O'Clock. 81 The sound
Of the cornst. every one must unmask.
N. BIN addition 10 the aforementioned
prizes, the Committee have concluded TO add
I've more for the bestdrsssed lady and gentle
man.
They have slso made arrangements with nrs
jain 70 have on hand Q large assortment OF nav
and elegant costumes, which viii be let at very
low figures.
Tickets to be had from the couuittss. mia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10

To IN TRIED.-Fiynn. who killed
Bethards at the Prison. will be arraignsd
for trial tomorrow. William Hart, in
dicted for assault to kill u colored man,
will be tried on the llth. Johnny Davis,
the man who tried to club a young Ger
man to death at Winston's faro table,
will face the court on the 18th and the
trials Of Butts and King for an alleged
violation OF the election Law will take
place on the 18th and 18th respectively.
Carson Appeal, Marcia ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10

ANONYMOUS articles will receive no
attention" the editor remarked when q
baby was left on his front door step.
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NEW TO-DAY.

CALEDONIA silver MINING
" COMPANY.-Location Of principal place
Of business. San Francisco. California.
Location 81 works, storey county. Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
ment tho. 26l levied on the 3lst day Of January,
1879, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF tho respective shareholders. a.
follows:
Names. No. Cortif. Chs. Amt.
Atkinson. Lyon b Co, Trus
Aitinson nond 4 10 Trns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10

And In accordance win law ana an order OF
the Board OF Dircctorr, made on the sist day OF
Of such stock ~ MAJ be necessary will be sold
At public auction. at the ONCE Of the Company.
Ne. IiI California street. San Francisco, CAlifor-
mia, ON FRIDAY. the 2ith day OF March,
isTS, at tho hour Of O'Clock =. y. Of said day, 10
pay said delinquent assessments thereon, to
eeiher with costs OF advertising and expenses
n. wR0KNRR. SECRETARY.
Omcs-it California street, Ban rrancisco.
cslfouiA. milo ID
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aoRN.

BOWMAN In Reno, March 7, to tho wife OF
John bowman, = son.
, 1879-06-24
tpecIas messages sent By i.
Representatives dllrf1l. tho

,hs III nspfs:so'ai''s:* s*s' ;'as :ss e e.
conclusive 10 my duty in respect to tho hflt 10.
iofo ne; The argument urged in tsscse rom
nunlcattons against repeal Ut tho ElectInp 1aws
and a, aEajnst sl'r Ftghis OF Congress to dep.l.o
'! tt1a Efeeatys M o. iat separate a't ndependent
cunfess and REQUIRES arc equally co1ent In oppo-
aitton 10 this bill. THIS measure leaves tIto
nowers and duties of thc snpesyisors Of Efec-
ii1'l* ,' untouched. Ihe compensation Of thoso
.i1cers "A provided fur untscr the permanent
!"m, and Il" liability for which an appropriation
Is now required would thercforu, be Incurred
hF their appointment; but tile power Of tho
National Government 70 protect tl.etn In tbs
taken away.
STATE pRtv1LK0xs.
;, States may emnloy buth tho cIytl ind the MIL
tt;irv p,wcr At elections; but BY this bill eycn
sne e,F!i authorities 10 prulect Congressional
elections Is denied to us. The object ts to pre-
over national elections by forbt,dtnE the pay.
ment of Deputy Marslals lhe officers who are
cltI'f1rd With authority to cnforct the Election
LAWS. Tie fact TINT ttese laws arc dcomod OBJ
1eetlo'ahls hy q. majority Of both Houses OF
congress Is urged as suilielsnt warrant for
thi' 'cr's|ntio'i. There are two ways always To
or8ATunS LEGISLATIVE ENAc1MgHrs. :
one Is their repeal; tho other ts tho de-
tts'on OF conlpeteGt tribunal nRalust their
validity. Tie effect nt ttEA bill Ia to deprtyc tho
EXECUTIVE Department us the Government Of
the means to execute the lnws rf!rh arc not
repealed. which have not been dec1arcl invalid,
Ahd W'lich 1t -, ucftEurc. the duty nf tho Ex-
eeuttye ana OF every otHcr Department Of tho
Government 10 obcY and to cnfu.ce.
have In my former messages on this subject
expressed q willingness 10 conc,lr fl suitable
amendments for the Improvement Of the Elec.
tion 1nws. but canrlot cunscnt to their absolute
mud entire repeal, aul cannot approve leglsla-
ttun which seeks TO prevent their enforcement.
1sufuETtroMD u. HArrB.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Juuu n, 1879. -
, 1879-06-24
CHICAGO WHISKY MEN, ,PtRsT nATcA.

"oo HAA'0>A t1@s3'' H'i*2A A'"A~s+
fsp<eid! 0ftpsfcd 10 7hs tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. C., June 21-afr. Charles
II, neef haa beep A,,rccsafut In hin nfforts II,
,crura H.. n,r,n ~ lin f5rxt ,ot,t ~ r,hr.aar,
.Ss..,' 49, n.,'. ".,-.'s 49, o1.t' .''.', =. sn's"o
"h.sAf tne"' ihc negotiations "hleh Laws oeen
60 iong pending Were terminated this afternoon
thc nen,ftmcut af .Justm. :.
1,.,-,.,'.'n.: M p.'a - " ,s. u n. -
fx,rrn sr,rr. - 80 Aus,,c. sn ~ ,,51 Tma
fItse prt.eafs thait. rom.. o+tr;tnn: ~ II" ""e"'
WMEnEAs. Jescpn koel!e. ANON Junkos. nur..
toh ~ FofG; "a,sss ~: oll'es 1amss Conner' snd
1ss us.'. m:t,1 r, Motc ~. a'9s.sH IL ~ W.
tr,ct al tIinns At In. 1ictnh.r ~ tern, thn1nof IN
1875, for Violating ths United Stn;cs intrrnai-
Revenue lara relating TO Distilled su1slts: and
WNxHrA., Attvzward,, to-Wit. II thu month Of
December, lH7:', cnch and al: OF thon, became
W:1nrhscs ior the Ghlic4 etatca IN reference TO
aae s.nnioas OF lug ih1eshai. i; revenue iaSt by
dr {ar an NJ ms.nnx S ~ ,,1.,9 IT, re-
son, 1ur saI violations Of law ~ satei in wrttinr
Iy thv JMdcr Ind the United statrs Attornty for
std dlsrict, and H. i. Aver. K.9,, special counsel
for the Government assisting In said prosecnttons:
aug m.. ,f =. ,..
lh,,, Snr oarned an eGu.aSjo rsoHt to nsrdon. and
lbs District Judur All tue United StAtes Alto,auY
hnyo therefore recommended tnat pardon be Rruht-
cd; DOW. therefore,.
~ E1orI. tha: !. Hutnet!ota u lihyes, tFesi-.
cont .! tnc Uhlicu staes OF AMcf,ca in coaaloets-
se. u nr 'a h.,sMsto .nox" f9u % h hers
vr.nt ~ tns saiI :Inssnh Hneiir antnn :1nnA":.
Uurton II. FurJ. Walter II, Oliver, Jamts Cwn.
nor, and lioswcli g. Messereau . fnll and uncon.