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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
Hancock at Home.

NEW YoaK, August liver since
the nomination OF Hancock ct Cinoin-
natl, . steady stream Of visitors has
poured In upon the Democratic candi-
date ct his official residence, on Gov.
srnor's Island. While Hancock has
treated all who have called upon him
with uniform and undertaking courage,
and while be was no doubt glad to meet
% many friends and admirers, 1t has
finally become apparent that the strain
OF his official duties. with that OF his
necessarily great private correspond.
ence, has compelled him to place some
limit to the time devoted to receiving
the congratulations Of his numerous
friends. His official command 10 q very
large one, and embraces the whole Of
the Southern States. a. we'll as the old
Department OF the Atlantic. In conse-
qusncs Of these duties, the following
notice, copies OF which were received
Of the National headquarters last even.
ing, has been issued: "1n order
that General Hancock. without In
tsrrupting his official duties. may be
able to see the friends who desire
10 call ON him, hs will be ct home from
II A. n. to 2 p. n. on Mondays, Wed.
nssdays and Fridays. General Hancock
remained yesterday, being occupied
most Of the day 10 attending TO his ofa.
oisl duties. A number Of visitors
called, the most important being Ran
dali, who had quite Q long interview
with the General, mainly In review OF
the political situation. Two editors put
In an appsaranes-Jamss P. Barr. Of the
Pithburg Posi-, and Mr.. Mseks, editor
OF . Bslfont (Ps.) paper. DR.. Reese
q. Voorhees, and O. 8. VOORHEES,, sons
Of Senator VOORHEES, Of Indiana, were
among the visitors. and were most cor.
daily welcomed. A like courtesy was
extended 10 General James Chalmers,
formerly OF the Confederate army. and
10 Dill, Chairman OF the Pennsylvania
Democratic State Convention. Farms
worth OF Illinois; @. L. Morgan OF At
lanta, Ca; w. H. Henry Of Csttsrau.
gus, N. Y; General Mulholland OF
Philadelphis ]. L. Abbott Of New
Jersey; J. N. II. Buffalo Of Mississ.
ippi; T. G. Dssring and K. W. Morton
Of Maine, also called.
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Hayes, Programme.

WARRINGTON. August 11.-Thers will
be no Cabinet meeting today. as the
President, accompanied by General
Sherman. Colonel Corbin and several
others. left at noon yesterday for Colum.
bus to attend the soldiers reunion.
where he will remain until Friday. In
about three weeks he will start for Q
two.mopths' trip to the Pacific coast for
the longest journey ever made BY .
President while In Office. California Is
to be thoroughly explored. after which
the party will 60 to Arizona, where they
will start on q journey n~ortheastward BY
stage. Mrs. Hayes. Miss Sherman and
General A. Mcdowell MoCook will 90
company the President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
Railway Consolidation.

NEW Yonx, August 1.-THE Phila-
dslphia Press says Of the conference Of
railroad msgnstes and proposed union
OF Pacific Coast lines : It will CONSOLE
date 5000 miles OF railway. which grid
irons all the southwest and Colorado
and Kansas. The roads will mako the
wheat fields Of Kansas NJ near New
Orleans o. Chicago. and will make the
former, which increased foreign ship
msnts from $4,000 900 to $40, DOC. 900
recently. q Of the largest grain ship.
ping ports OF the country. Besides this
there will be . through connection DO.
tween st. Louis and New Orleans
effected. Gould already controls the
barge line between these two cities, and
the combination will get possession OF
the wheat carrying trade Of Kansas and
that section Of the West at the expense
Of Chicago, Milwaukee and other ports
which have monopolized the grain trade.
Inspectors Jayne and Matthews. local
steamboat inspectors, not having paid
any attention to the indictments found
against them In connection with the
eVawanhaka disaster. the United States
Commissioner has issued bench war
rants for their arrest. Tbs President Of
the Steamboat Company appears In the
Commissioners Office ready to give bail
for all.
The Evening Post announces that bur.
glars blew open the safe at Clarkvills,
Berger county. New Jersey, last night.
and obtained securities Of the st. Joseph
and Pacific Railroad Company and Of
the Kansas and Nebraska Railroad Com
pany valued at sac, 900 belonging to T.
NEW Yoar, ~I.ust 1l.-Dr. Tanner
IL In good health and spirits. At break
fast DO ate eighteen stewed oysters.
three crackers and eight ounces OF milk.
He ate . piece Of watermelon at inter
walls, and at dinner fifteen stswed oysters.
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VARIOUS CAUSES

Advancing years. care, sickness. dtssppointsd'
and hereditary predisposition-ail operate 70
turn the hair gray. and either Of them inclinss
IL 70 shed p~rsmaiurely. ArIss HAra VieoH
will restore faded or gray, light or red hair TO
rich brown or desp black. - may b desired.
I. softers and elsanses the scalp, diving u .
healthy action. It removes and cures dsndrua
and humors. By its use falling hair u shscfsd.
and q new growth will b produced In all cases.
where the ~follielss are not Destroyed or the
glands dscsysd. Its effects are beautifully
shown ON brsshy. weak. or sactly haif, on
which . fsw applications will produce the sloss
and freshness Of youth. Harmless asd sure IN
its operation. u 10 Incompatible - . dressing.
and 10 especially valued for the soft lustrs and
richness Of tone 10 imparts. Il contains neither
oil nor dye. and will not soil or color white
caubre; yet Il lasts long on the hair. AID tssps
Il fresh and vigorous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
threatened Rxpre,s War.

CHICAGO. August s.-Rsprsssntativss
Of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
here today notified the American Ell.
press Company that hereafter II will not
receive freight for transmission to differ
emit points along It's line from the Amer
lean Express Company, which reaches
Omaha by the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy and Chicago and Northwestern
Railroads. This notice ID considered Q
move TO force all express business for
points beyond Omaha into the hands Of
the United States Express Company.
which carries over the Chicago and
Rock Island, or the Pacific Express
Company. which carries BY the Wabash
road. The latter today began running
through trains for the West into this
city. The @. B. & Q. officials are
incsnssd at the order. It 10 not known
what action the Express Company will
Axe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12

John Haub has hlsd Q petition In in
solvency In the District Court. His
liabilities are about $4,000. including
$4,000 due Parker Lodge. /. o. o. F..
and secured by q mortgage on petition
sr's homestead. His assets. including
the homestead. amount to $4,000. and
are claimed - exempt from forced sale.
A crowd Of nearly 800 Knights Tenn
plsr passed Eastward yesterday morn.
ing. en- route to the grand ~convocation
OF their Order in Chicago. Some $40
OF the Rights took breakfast ct Reno
yesterday morning. where they we're
Joined by about Q dozen Of the Order
from this section Of Nevada.
In about three weeks the drift on the
5000 level Of the Grown Point will con.
meet with the north drift on the same
level Of the Bslchsr and give . much
needed circulation Of air where the heat
il 20 great a. to almost blister the hand
and faces Of the men.
The top OF the G. & G. and B. 4 B.
shsft In $40 feet lower than the top OF
the Bonner shaft Of the Gould 4 Curry.
and about 1850 feet east OF that shait.
and about 5000 feet east OF the Gould q
Curry groupings.
Jsnks-It would be delightful 70 Be .
mint stalk now. 90 that dies would keep
away. Smart-Yss; but with your
freshness they'd make you into . mint
julsp here In about Q minute and . hall.
There viii be no second crop Of alfalfa
this season on the hslds along the
'Truckss. The grasshoppers are very
numerous there and ~ soon - . frssh
leaf starts they nip 1t OF.
John W. Macksy yesterday rsOsivsda
dispatch from R. v. Dsy announcing
the arrival OF Colonel ]. @. Fair and
party at Paris, France. AL were In
good health.
Last evening the Virginia police were
around in time to prevent . shooting
.sray between two w~sll.knovn gentle
men. hence score q for the police.
Meetings will BE- held in the several
wards and precincts Of Storey county
next Saturday evening for the purpose
Of organizing Republican Clubs.
The sutro Volunteer Fire Department
will awe q grand picnic on the sutro
picnic grounds nsxt Monday.
The Utah Mining Company yesterday
isyisd an assessment Of ~ Per shsfs.
County Auditor wilkin has returned
trsm the Sierra In improved health.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
HIDE AND SEEK IN THE DARK.
. s.,,, Hunt for . Burglar He
r.Les 60 the Roof aad EseaDes.

About - o'clock night before last
Charley Conwsll. who assists his father.
w. O. Convsll. in running the dem
tist's Office opposite the NEWS Office.
came into his room and went to bed
without striking Q light. He was no
sooner under the blanket than hs be-
came sosnizsnt OF the fact that he was
not the sole occupant Of his slseping
apartment, which was on the second
door bot communicated by q slight de-
scent with the yard in the rear on the
level with Telegraph street.
The partition between his sleepins
room and the apartments Of DR.. Kirby
to the south 10 very thin and he heard
somsons whispering through It to q con.
fsdsrsts on the Kirby side. He then
sprang up. took . pistol from . drawer
near and jumped into bed again. intend
ing to take q shot at the intruder II be
attempted to pass out either to the front
or rear, a. in that case he might pass.
q Charley thought, between him aud .
door or window through which enough
light would enter to enable him to take
aim.
The buralsr-for such he doubtless
was-seemsd also to understand b sit
ustion fully, for he laid low and kept
dark. This watch and ward was con.
tinued between tho two till about =
o'clock in the morning. when. BY aslight
noise outside. Charley ascsrtsinsd that
his game bad succeeded In the darkness
for the night was very black-in
escaping from the room. he then called
for his father to 90 with . light to the
Q while he rushed TO the back door
to get . shot before the intruder could
get out, a. the back gate wa looked.
To this call for assistance Dr.. Con-
well promptly responded. but no burglar
could bs seen. A screen suspsndsd on
the back porch had q obstructsd the
light A to snabls the rascal to get out
the back door without being seen. Alter
q little search the father and son again
retired. About fifteen minutes later
they heard some n walking on the tin
rOOI OF INC uuiloinB aeAs ASssAt
pied by Dave Thorburn and Chris.
wisdsmann. and gave the alarm. The
man. however. escaped.
His mode Of escape 10 o plainly to
be traced. Instead Of taking to the
back yard. a. Charley supposed he
would, he climbed from the porch back
up to the adjoining roof. Toe marks
are plainly visible where he made the
ascent. On this roof he lay concealed
while the two men searched for traces Of
him in the back yard. He was also
heard by Thorburn's clerk a. be went
across the roof. The next morning the
post In front Of the north corner OF
wsidsmann's premises was down. The
burglar doubtless descended 1t, and IN
his descent threw II down and perhaps
caught Q fall. although not . dangerous
one.
The two men were seen on Telegraph
street earlier in the night BY officer
Shsshan, who followed them . while,
but lost them In the darkness. Other
traces Of their msandsring about the
place are TO be found here and there.
and they were evidently bent on plum.
der. The o on the Kirby side OF the
building escaped Immediately after the
whispered conference through the parti-
tion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
A GRA BREATH

AND PEARLY TEETH are easily obtained
By cleansing your teeth daily with that Justly
popular dsntifies. sozoDoNT. COMPOSED
Of rare antissptic herbs, Il impsrts whitsnss
70 the testh, Q delicious aroma 70 the breath,
and preserves intact, from youth % old
age, the teeth. Acidity Of the stomach VIII
destroy the strongest teeth unless 10
sfscts are conntsrsctsd with a0Z0D0Nr,
and this pure tooth.wssh protects tbs dental
surfaces By removing every imputty that I'd.
heres 70 them. Ash Jour druggist Tor sozo.
DON'T. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12

deserving Of the united and earnest sup.
port Of all the loyal people Of the Uni
led States for President and vios Prssi-
dent. We rejoice 10 their nomination
and pledge to them the Electoral vote Of
Nevada at the ensuing election by an
overwhelming majority.
A resolution was then adopted, assess
ing the candidates the following sums
for the expenses Of the Convention !:
Congressman. $40; candidates for So.
preme Judgsship, $40 each; Presidential
Electors, $25 each. Adopted.
Nominations for Congress were now
In order. Mr.. Tildsn placed Rollin N.
DaQRstt In nomination, and sulogized
his splendid record In Congress. closing
With the statement that in no single in
stance had his name bsen called when
he had not been present to answer. The
motion was seconded by Bishop Of Eu.
reks and Hill Of Ormsby In stirring
speeches. Mr.. Dagestt was then Justify
called for. and when he mounted the
platform hs was greeted with loud sp-
plauss. In . few eloquent remarks be
Endorsed the platform end sulogized the
character Of Garfield.
On motion OF Harris OF Storey the
nomination was made unanimous BY &C.
clamstion.
The convention then proceeded 10 the
nomination for Supreme Judesship.
On motion Of Tildsn Of Storey. Il was
resolved that the candidates, - nomi-
mated, come forward and be seen and
heard from.
Williamson Of White Pine nominated
W. Il. Beatty and was seconded BY
Green Of Lyon and varian Of Washoe.
the latter making . foroible speech
which was received With hearty applause.
Bishop Of Eureka nominated General
George n. Sabin Of Eureka.
Harris Of Storey placed In nomina-
ton Colonel Robert Il. Taylor.
The roll being called on the hrst bal.
lot the vote stood - follows: Beatty.
43; Taylor, SO; sabin. "a.
The next four ballots Allowing no
change, the convention adjourned until
7:30 p. n.
In the evening the galleries were
crowded with spectators, with . large
force OF ladies.
The sixth ballot was then taken, with
the same result as before adjournment.
Balloting continued 10 the twsnty.Afth
ballot with NO change. when . motion
to adjourn to $50 this morning was
carried.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Meeting Of the Emperors Of Ger.
many and Austria.

IscHrL, August 1.-The Two Bow
sreigns-ths Empsrors Of Germany and
Austris-wsrs greeted with the greatest
enthusiasm on their arrival here.
At the meeting Of the Empsrors. which
was very cordial. the Emperor Francis
Joseph wore Q Prussian uniform and the
Emperor William wore an Austrian uni.
form. At Q banquet ct the Imperial
villa, last evening. the Empress OF Aus
tria Joined the two Emperors. The
guests included the Prince OF Milan and
the Prince Of Reuss, German Emoss:a-
dor 10 Austria. In the evening the
Emperors visited the thsater. The
Vienna journals interpret the meeting
Of the Empsrors - IN evidence OF the
consolidation OF an Austro-G German ALI.
ancs and a. q sign Of the maintenance
Of peace.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
Racing Ut Saratoga.

S~ARkTooA, August IL. - The races
were we'll attended. The weather 10
hot. Brambalstta won the ~fvs.furlone
dash, Bootjaok second. Hornet third ;
time, 104.
In the second race. . mile and 500
yards, Gabriel was hrst. Csmmis F.
second, Jim Beck third; time, 2:l6.
Uilita won the mile and sixty yards
race. Turiman (favorite) second, Jsri.
oho third; time. l'AsH.
Disturbance won the stssplschass
over the usual course. Fanstina second,
Wayfsrsr third; time, sos.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
Good Place.

The attention Of the people Of Gold
Hill and vicinity. and Of all who are In
want Of drugs, medicines. psrfumsry'
fancy articles. etc.. 10 directed to the
.a,.rtissmsnt OF Hasbrouck 4 Hall.
under NJ. head Of "Nsw Today" MI.
Hasbrouck himself pfesides over ,ns
prescription department, and 10 . gradu'
ate In pharmscy and fully oompstsnt 70
compound scientifically all prsscrip-
tons. He can be found ct the ss.so-
lishmsnt, opposite Yellow Jackst En-
~gins-houss. Main street, at al umss'
day or night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
This 10 Good.

The French have long been noted for
their historic and scientific researches.
Following from . French paper shows
that such researches have not always
been In vain:
"At the time the Comstock VA dis.
covered, Mount Davidson was . volcano
(un volcan). but there came . man who
was the great Belly Pot Browne, who
sxtinguishsd the volcano and made It
possible to work tbs mines"
We shall o DO compelled to send
"Bslly Pot Browne" down 5000 feet 10
put out the volcano again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
Negro Exodus from the South.

sr. LOUIS, August 1.-THE President
Of the Colorsd Relief Board. OF this
city, has advicss that 10000 negroes
will emigrats from Mississippi and
Louisians within the nsIt two months.
and will arrive here on route 10 Kansas
and other Northern States. About forty
per day for the past month have been
cared for here BY the Board and for
wardsd to various destinations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
Today's P~reessdinss.

Pursuant to adjournment the Convsn.
ton reasssmblsd this morning and pro.
cssdsd to ballot for Supreme Judge. At
l0:45 A. NJ. after the f%orty-sscond ballot
without giving either candidate . ma
jority Of the votes OF the Convention,
an adjournment for one hour was made.
Upon rsoonvening balloting was oon.
tinued 10 the hity.Arst ballot without
effscting o nomination, when the Con-
vsntion took . recess to l:S0 p. n. A
motion to vote by secret ballot was de-
fsated by 81 votes TO 30.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12

San F~aAxoisco. August l2-s ?. H.
Union. &c. 2st; Mexican. 81, 3 bso; 81
ezra Nevada. l2s; Yellow Jacket. 81; g..
81. 81; Utah. 81; Best 4 Bslchsr. 10;
Andes. I 80; Justice. ! so; Grown Point.
ITO. ! IS; E1chsquer. l 70; ophir. III. q;
Bullion. I 70; Belchsr. $40. s4s. sk;
Gould 4 Curry. 8 IS. 8 80. 3 70; Chollar.
~; Imperial. 25s; Potosi. 2 40; Califor-
mia, 2 0s; Alpha. 6. 81. 81; Con. Viz
81 IS; Alta. q; Savage. . 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12

Mention has already been made 10
these columns Of the destruction BY hrs
Of the house Of Wm. Montgomery, In
Silver City, Sunday morning. Mrs.
Montgomery. who occupied the prem.
ises, her husband being In Bodis. was
arrested for arson, on the belief that abe
Arsd the house. She has been acquit-
ted Of the charge. there not being sum
Gent proof to hold her.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
Ns,sds's Pepulssies.

The total population Of the State. not
including Humboldt and Lincoln coun-
ties Is So. 1894. Lincoln 10 reported at
1908, but Il 10 claimed that Q mistake OF
400 was made, which, II correct, gives
Lincoln 3603, and makes the total 90. 977
outside Of Humboldt. It IL safe 10
assert that the population Of the State
10 lust 0 trifis over 60.0O0.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
pepsrsurss Last Evssi.E.

Chsgwiddsn. W Williams. J Clark. A
stsvsns. Z Cohen. Mrs Il Godfrey. Edith
Rising. J Q KAnssn. Miss Whitney. Mrs p
T Kirby. r Rising and wife. VA Frier. T
scully. R Cowsn. L Kent. W Hawkins.
d Nathan. Mrs n Hswsll. Mrs Plannery.
Miss E 8 Elder. z + Amss. @ II Wells. r
Gray and wife. Nay Downsr. Miss A
McKinnon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
Liberty Eisssisa.

Al the annual election Of Liberty En-
CINE Company. No. I, held August llth.
the following officers we're elected to
serve the ensuing term: President.
Nick vipont; Foreman. Fred. Paillon;
Fint Assistant. Henry Baglin; Score
tary, ]. Morgan; Trustees, Nick vipout,
Frsd. Psillon and Mike Kennedy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12

Today. when Dan Donovan received
Q dispatch from Judge Flanningham that
iorty.Hvs ballots had been taken In the
Carson Convention with "no change"
no circulated the hat through the do.
serted courtroom and secured two short
bits, which he thought, when forwarded.
might furnish change for the Storey
county delegation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
An Imported Cattle Disease.

CHICAGO. August l2.-An Inter OCEAN
Washington special says: Officials
think there IL evidence Of virulsnt forms
OF Spanish fever prevailing among the
cattle OF Texas, and fear that unless
great care 10 taken II may spread to ILL
nois and dscimats the cattle on the great
stock farms In the southern part OF the
State. Over 200 cattle have died Of this
imported disease In Missouri since last
Spring, whittier It was brought with
cattle from Texas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
Another Cemsteek Bsnaass.

The Comstock has . big bonanza Of
weather now. II these delightful eve.
oil sparkling with stars and with
their Rlimmsrs Of moonshine and
attended with the cool. fresh air OF the
could bs cut into chunks and
transported to Eastern cities. whore
men and women gasp for breath all
night to get up unrsfrsshsd In the morn.
Ing, the amounts bid for them would
equal Con. Virginia dividends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
Arrivals rms noraisg.

W Wilcox. d Abel. d Mercer. Mrs
Ennis, A Jacob. r Launder. p L vucan-
covich, Z d Black. Mrs W Elliott. c s
Martin. Mrs James Wilton. 8 II Day. o
Duran. J Douglass Dowdsll. J shsshan.
J K Davidson. Mrs Smith. Mrs J Gray. J
Il Rowe and wife. A Krauss, Mrs L u
wigglu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
Pc T~sisgraph.l

Carson, 2 O'Clock P. x.-Ths recess
was continued for another hour. II 10
rumorsd here that the Storey county
delegation will break on the next ballot.
and give their entire vote to Sahin OF
Eureka. A part Of the Storey county
delegation II now In caucus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
Another Fast Nan.

CHICAGO. August IA Princeton,
ILL.,, special to the Inter OCEAN says that
James H. Ludby. for q wager Of $500.
commenced q twsnty-days fast In Prince.
ton ysstsrdsy. Hs 10 allowed oil the
beer that he can drink. but no food or
Vater.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
Indictments In Connection with the
0eaWauhakS.

NEW Yolx, August lis. L. M bar
low, BENZ. King. James Undsll. Stephen
Tabor, Captain Charles p. Smith and
Edgar Weeks, the engineer, indicted for
msnslsuahtsr In connection with ths
ssavsphsks disaster. gave ball In 5000
ssoh. The others Immediately interested
In the vessel will give bail tomorrow.
0oysrnmsnt inspectors Joyns. Matthews
ana Caldwell viii give bail this after
noon.
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A CARD.

To oil Who are SUFFERING from the srrors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
esins that VIII cure you. FREE OF CHARGE.
Thfs Rrest remedy was discovered oya mission.
Az In South America. Send . s~ef-sddrsessd
envelope 70 the RIv. JoszFz T. hnAH, Station
=. New York city. tale ~