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Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-13
The Florence Nightingale of the NJ
A BENEFACTRESS.

The following is an extract from a letter written to the German Reta4naed Messenger, at Chambersburg Penn.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-13
Ninth Ward.

The Registrars of the Ninth ward will meet at the feed store of J. T. Benham, No. 27 Broadway on Thursday, Oct 14th from o'clock a. till o'clock D. m for the purpose of receiving applications from all persons who wish and entitled to be made electors this fall also to make corrections the voting list WILLIAM E. BALDwIN,l Reeistrars.
 MICHAEL. T. SNIGG, l A'oeA00'
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-13

Superior COurt-Crimfnal Side-Judge
 Hovey.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
 The court was occupied during the day in hearing the case of State vs. John Green, who was charged with stealing a horse worth $200 from Philo B. Norton of Waterbury, August 6th, 1880, and trading it with W. E. Roberts, who keeps livery stable on Whitney avenue in this city. The defence was that Green was insane at the time the act was commit ted, which was due to @ fra cture of the skull received last year. Notwithstanding this de- fense, the jury brought in Q verdict of guilty. Sentence was deferred.
 Allen Leach, who was charged with the theft of horse, changed his plea from not guilty to guilty, and he was sentenced to two years in the State prison.
 Ex-Judge Blybenburg, and James I. Hayes appeared in he habens cor Dus case of Charles H. Davis, a fourteen-year- son of Carrie Davis Mix, who was sent to the State Reform School last week by order of the City Court. There was question in the mind of Judge Hovey whether the criminal court had jurisdiction in such case. He also thought the con- plaint of the prosecuting attorney was not made in proper form. He then decided to let the case go over until this morning when he would decide on the question of jurisdic- tion.
 The liquor case of the State vs. w. w. Sperry was ordered stricken from the docket because the justice before whom the case was originally brought neglected to take any bond from either the defendant or his surety, as is required by law.
 Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock.
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Probate Convention.

The Republicans of the several towns in the New Haven Probate district requested to send the number of delegates to Probate convention to be held at Tylers Hall Thursday, Oct 14 18Sa st Il m., for the purpose of nominating candidate for Judge of Probate for said district.
 ELIAS T. MAIN,
 HENRY |. MERWTN,
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Eleventh Ward.

The Registrars of the Eleventh ward will be in ses at the store of L. P Clarke, 89 Ferry street, Thursday, Oct 14 188o from a. n until p. m.. for the purpose of completing the registry list and ceiving the applications of those persons who wish to become electors.
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U
 The several regiments of this brigade are hereby ordered to assemble for parade and flag raising on Wednesday evening, Oct. 13, at 7:S0 o'clock. The line will form College street. right resting on Chapel
 The line of march will be follows: Chapel, State, Olive, William Bradley Lyon, Olive, Wooster, Hamil- ton. Chapel Wooster Place. Greene, Academy, Chapel to State and dismiss.
 By order of
 WILLIAM : Ad-. LINCOLN, dSI Gem Commanding a
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General Order No. 9
 The command will assemble Wednesday even ing, October 13, at 7:30 o'clock sharp, for pa rade duty. The regiment will form on Temple street. the right resting on Chapel street.
 SAMUEL E. GRANT, HENRY POTTER, Adiutant, Colonel
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ALLEN & GlNTER; Manufacturers,
 RICHMOND, Va.

CIRCULATING LIBRARY. SOME of the latest additions are: Troublesome -AJ Daughters; Undiscovered Country: Wild fya- cinth Lost for Woman; Brownies Triumph Day of Fate End of Coil Jack and Gill also the great books of the season. Fools Brand and Bricks With out Straw. Single books 10c per week. cards for I2 volumes, s1 months. S1-5O year, S4. (The best of help as usual, for city country) No. 75 Orange street.
 oil B.BARTHoLoMEW
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R6bERr M5hEHaN E. o'BEEDT' B1IPWIn, Registrars, Eighth Ward,

held at the harness store of F. L. Hoey No 760 State street, Thursday, Oct. A. 1880, from a. m. to D. m for the purpose of receiving applications of all persons desrous of being made electors this fall also for making corrections of their list.
 JAMES KANE, Registrars.
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E. P. BUSH, Captain.
Bows in Blue.

HEADQUARTERS THIRD REGIMENT ! FIRsT BRIGADE, BoYs IN BLUE NEW HAVEN, Ct, Oct. 12, 1880.
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Tenth Ward

The Registrars of the Tenth ward will be in session at the engine house, of Elm and Park streets on Thursday Oct IA, from a. to p. m., for the purpose of receiving the applications of those per sons who wish to be made electors this fall.
 RoLLTN J. BUNCE l pois+rrs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-22

A United States patent for tho Joe
scatss Consolidated mining claim has
been fled for record. The claim lies
north Of the Sutro tunnel grant, east Of
the @. & @. shaft, and contains 6.21
acres. It is cut In two by another claim.
The regular yearly examination Of the
various departments Of the Gold Hill
Schools commenced this morning and
will continue till Friday noon. All are
invited and everybody should 60 who
can.
: An assessment. Of 81 per share has
been levied on the capital stock Of the
Sierra Nevada, and one OF 50 per share
on the capital stock OF the Mt. Diablo.
Literary exercises at Miss MoDonnsll's
room, Central School building. will COM
menos at ] O'Clock tomorrow.
Ex.Mayor Young Of Virginia returned
this morning from San Francisco.
The late mountain FIRE was only .
brush blaze after all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-22
Fire In virgiaia.

At 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon an
alarm OF ERE was sounded BY the Cor.
poration House. Virginia, and huge vol.
umss OF smoke were seen rolling through
the intsrstiees OF the dwelling Of Rev.
Mr.. Graham, Presbyterian minister. ~
South B street. The family had been
in Carson and just returned. The fire
was found streaming up behind . bureau
In the dining.room, which II In the rear
OF the house and over the kitchen. The
stovepipe OF the kitchen inns up through
this room, but at least six feet from
where the fire was blazing. The blaze
In this room was easily eItinguished by
buckets Of water, but 1t had communi.
Gated itself into the garrett aud here was
trouble, a. there was no way OF getting
at II. The Are boys then chopped .
hole through the front gable OF the
building. ran the hose In and dsluged
the house. Damage by are small; dam.
age by water considerable but not est.
mated. Origin Of FIRE unknown.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-22
War club.

John W. Msckay has q war club, q
relic OF the stone age. II was sent to
him by II. G.. Gillette and from New
Mexico. It Ia about q foot in length
and square In form. At the lower end.
for q space the width OF q mans hand,
the club is round and smooth. showing
that 1t has been worked down In such q
way as to DO comfortably held and
welded. At the bottom there IL also Q
knob to prevent the club slipping out OF
the hand. The weapon Is made out Of
q species Of very hard lava. or at least
some stone filed with what appear to be
bubble holes. The corners Of the club
are sharp and jagged. Mr.. Mackay
now defes bores, for the weapon Ia
more formidable than tho javbons Of On
ass. with which Sampson slew his thous.
apds, and jswbone don't 60 where the
club IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-22
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Miscellaneous.

LONDON, June 2l.-In the Court oil
Appeals yesterday, on application for
further delay in the hearing Of the
appeal in tho case Of the Tichborns
claimant. In consequences Of the illness
Of Judah P. Benjamin, the claimants
counsel. Justice Sir George Bramwsll
said the case must DO argued On Thurs.
day next, or stand over till Autumn.
A meeting Of the Protestant Reforma-
ton Society was held last night, ct Exc.
ter Hall, to protest against the appoint.
ment Of the Marquis Of Ripon. a Catho.
lilo, as Viosroy OF India. There was
much disturbance. Resolutions Of pro.
test against the appointment and q mo-
mortal to the Queen and Parliament
were only carried after interruptsrs had
been forcibly elected. .
A circular note OF Austria, addressed
to the Powers. proposes to settle the
Roumanian. Bulgarian boundary dispute
by modifying the report Of the Technical
Commission 80 that while Arabtabia
shall belong to Roumania, the south.
eastern part Of Silistria, which will dom.
mate the proposed Danube bridge. shall
remain Bulgarian.
A Daily M.,os dispatch says: There
is no longer any doubt that the famine
fever has appeared In some parts OF the
west and south Of Ireland. A letter
read In the Mansion House Relief Com.
mittes from Charlestown. Mayo county.
says the famine fever 10 OF the most dan.
gsrous character, 10 very prevalent
and il making much progress. It has
also appeared In Tweniord, Mayo coun.
~, and Glengariffs, Cork county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-22
ny UNIVERSAL ACCORD,

ArER's oAruAarIo PILLs are the best Of all
~purgstives for family use. They are the prodacs
Of long. iAborious. and successful chemical In
vestigation. and their extensive use BY Physi.
clans In their prsctics. and By all civilized
nations. proves them the best and most eject
i've purystive Pill that medical science can de-
wise. Being purely vegetable no harm can
arise from their use. In intrinsic vaiae AND
curative powers NO other Pills can DO compared
with them. and every person. moving tne'r
virtues. will employ them whom needed. IheJ
keep the systsm in perfect order. and maintain
In hsslthy action the whole machinery Of life.
NINA. searching and ed, ctual, they are specially
adapted 10 the needs Of the digestive appsrstus,
arrangements OF which they prevent and cure,
n timely taken. They are the best and ssfsst
physic TO employ for children and weakened
constitutions. whore . mild. bat enectusl
esihsrtie 10 required.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-22
Do..slly and In. Eursk. Con.

The Eureka Sentinel Of June 18th
learns the following by q private letter
from San Francisco: at is known here
that Thomas ]. Read has rendered his
resignation as Superintendent Of the
Eureka Con. The quid u OF Pine
street say that tho position has been
rendered to the old superintendent.
Hank Donnelly. aud I hear on what /
consider good authorit. that he will ac-
cept it. This 10 not official. OF course.
though I regard the information a. trust
worthy. As We understand 1t here. Mr..
Read only took hold temporarily. to give
Mr.. Donnelly q needed rest. The term
for which Mr.. Donnelly was originally
elected is not yet up, the annual meeting
Of the Company not transporting for sev.
eral months yet. It Is the talk that Mr..
Donnelly will 60 up to resume his old
place within q few days"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-22
EASTERN DISPATCHES
rh. p..., I'M fuden,s Letter.

AnO ~ ~.
New Yosx, juno 21.-Ths World says:
i. il only when this last point has been.
made clear that Tildsn comes forward to
decline q nomination which hs Is at last
satisfied that he cannot obtain. BE has
resigned under FIRE. and merely to avoid
open defeat upon the floor Of the con.
yention. There Is certainly nothing
heroic in this behavior. There 10 in II
certainly something characteristic. Bold.
meas and frankness are not the traits by
which Tildsn has been distinguished In
his public career.
sThs Times says Of the letter: II must
be accepted az an unqualified renuncia-
ton Of q denomination. To suppose
that Il IL q mere device TO win senti.
mental strength In the convention 10 to
magnify beyond al reason the mysteri.
ous character which has been attributed
to Tiidsn. II language has any mean
ing, his name cannot. with decency, DO
presented 70 the convention. The letter
contains that which 10 open TO criticism
on the ground Of Its truth. IT. propriety
and Its reasoning; but that It constitutes
q complete withdrawal from the canvass
cannot fairly bs doubted.
The Sun says: Private advicss from
delegates to Cincinnati indicate Tilden
as possessing sufficient strength to nom.
mate him II no will run. We maintain
that hs cannot absolutely decline to run.
The best evidence OF Tildsn's strength
Ia the fact that he has already been once
elected. This can DO said Of NO other
living Democrat. II Tilden 10 nomi.
mated, hs presents In his OWE person the
grand question whether the legally
established channels shall prevail or DO
defeated. This IL IN issue OF the high.
est and most momsntous importanee.
With any other candidate Il will become
more OF Q merely personal contest. Til
den 10 to be the man.
The Herald says: It was expected to
be o letter Of d~eclinstiou, but IL turns
out to DO o dsxterous plea for the nom-
ination.
The Tribune says Of Tilden's dsolina.
ton: The prediction Of some Of Tilden's
followers In Cincinnati. that the letter.
although o deolination In terms, would
In reality DO 0 bid for the nomination, 10
more than half fulfilled. II the conven-
ton should get into q snarl with Its
bakers dozen OF candidates, and should
straiRhten Il out by o "hurrah for the
old ticket OF 1876" who car say that
Tildsn would still decline. or that he
did not foresee just such o result when
he wrote the letter 2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-22
Jubilant.

CINCINNATI. June l9.-Dslsgatss are
In q state OF high and wordy excitement.
The common feeling Is that Tildsn has
at oacs Withdrawn and left himself in
the hands Of his friends. Kelly's rein.
forcsments came, and the manner in
which they sent the wild echoes flying"
through the streets would fll with envy
the soul OF Q Sioux warrior. The whole
situation 10 moro confused than at any
time before. Pennsylvania Is badly
split up, Randall and Hancock dividing
alarge part OF 1t. Field 10 regarded as
used up, eight OF the twelve delegates
from California having declared against
him. These delegates have been show.
cred with kilograms from home almost
franticslly appealing to them to abandon
the Slope candidate. as his decision in
the queue case 10 being discussed anew
ak homo,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-22
Ansr.ee. street Report

SAN FRAscIsco. June III p. ~
Belvidsrs. 8. 8 10; Best 4 Bslcher. 81;
Potosi. "a; Sierra Nevada, IL. Ia;
Bodis. ca. CT. 6; Utah. 81. 81; Hale /
.Norcross. 4 IS. 4 40; doodshaw. l 10. I 20.
IL; Bullion. IN. 1 IS; Mt. Diablo. IL.
IL Is; Savage. Az; Chollar. 3 10; Mono.
~; Orc. 2 40. q 60; Con. Virginia, 81;
Confidence. 4. Al; Northern Belle. lsS;
Mexican. ~. ~ b5; Mt. Potosi. Coo;
Union Con-. lss; Dudley. Soc. A5c; JUS
too. 7se; ophir. 81. Z; MONDAY. 4;
Champion. 7sc. soc; Gould 4 Curry. 3 40;
Addslda. I 65. 1 60; Yellow Jacket. 81;
Julia. Csc, Grown Point, 70; Alpha, ~;
Queen Bee. 7sc; California. 2 IS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-22
a. Old sayi.s Exsmpi,aed.

"Coal and wood will make . ars."
So said the old spelling book, and 80
says Thomas Gallagher; and he keeps
both articles Of fuel at his yard mp by
the depot, aud 10 ready to supply kitch.
u OF hosting works, or any other
man, with any reasonable amount ct
lowest rates, giving 1000 pounds Of coal
to the ton and 1873 cubic feet Of wood to
the cord every time. See his I'd. under
the head OF New Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-22
Costly business.

This pumping on the comstock Is q
costly business at best, but O. run ct
present il very expensive. Not only
does 1t require q heavy outlay for fuel
and costly engines, but the whole system
IL expensive. A good rod Of Oregon
pine, 1G by 10 inches, strapped, as are
some Of them in use. with wrought iron
straps fourteen inches wide and from .
half to an inch thick placed on two sides
and bolted every foot, will cost over
$1,000 Der 100 feet. The straps cost,
when bored and laid down here. 10 cents
per pound, aud each bolt costs 20 cents.
The Oregon pine sticks are worth here
$50 per thousand feet. All this sIpen.
sivensss il o strong argument in favor
OF hydraulic pumps which will operate
without rods and with less machinery
and fuel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-22
Arrivals Th.s ssorsisE.

Ma Kennedy. c Schroeder. W simms.
II Psakes. Charles Turner. Al Henderson.
Miss Emo Lyttos. Miss p Jones. Miss n
Bsnham. Miss NJ Casselli. Miss L Paullin.
Eg sillince. Ed Wade, @ II Bailey. @ j
Iiiidgs. @ p Nickel, L Myers, Ed II May.
ors. Hattie Swift. Miss Hirschberg. Miss
walsh. Miss Muller. ] Hirschberg. J A
Owens. II Fillmore. J H Cheney. @ Msr.
rsll. J 9 Dimon Jr. Mrs Hickey and child,
Thomas II Rooney. Mrs Winters. A Ash.
Mrs Q Z Carlton. Capt J 8 Young. James
Dolan. W Patton. J W Kline. Z james.
d @ Clark. W II Waters. J LANCER and
band. Miss Van Sickle. N vueovich. Miss
Cupivieh. J A Bouham and wife. A MeIn-
tosh, G G Athsrton. Mrs COrbett. II A
Roed, ] J Reed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-22
Miscellaneous

WASHINGTON, June 21.-Ths Gusnare.
Captain Howgats's Arctic vessel, leaves
today for the Arctic regions. The vessel
Ia British and cannot carry tho American
Gag. The expedition Is q personal on.
terprise Of Captain Howsats. who will
bear all expenses.
In the suit Of Jessie Raymond against
Senator Ben. Hill. charging seduction
and claiming 10000 damages, Judge
Wylie sustained the demurrer Of defend.
ant, who asserted that plaintiffs allegs.
tons were false and that there was no
cause for action.
Secretary Thompson and several ladies
Of his family will leave Washington
about the lst Of July for the Pacific
coast, to remain there most OF the SUM.
msr.
CHICAGO, June 2l.-Ths Journal says:
The report published Q day or two ago.
that tho Republican meeting called 10
ratify the nominations OF the Chicago
Convention ct Montgomery, Alabama.
wal forcibly broken up by q Democratic
mob, 10 fully confirmed. Rotten eggs
and pistols were the chief armaments
used by these chivalric friends OF free
speech. Thus opens the campaign In
the solid South.
Passengers coming In from Minnesota
and Dakota represent the whole country
as literally under water. and that the
damage to crops and other property 10
i~noalculable. The rain last week swell.
ing the streams was the cause. Nothing
like II has ever been known.
ST. LOUIS, June also many svi.
dspces Of the ~inaccuracy Of the national
census Just taken In this city have come
TO light that q number Of business and
professional men OF this city have called
q public meeting to be hold at the Lin.
dell Hotel tomorrow night to consider
and Determine what 10 best to be done
In the premises.
MARSHALL, Texas. June 19.-Gordon
Moore killed Ben. Benjamin, 9 respect.
cd oolored preacher OF Marion county.
Csuse-knowledgs Of Moore that Ben.
jamin was oriminally intimate with tho
formers wife.
BANGOR. Me-, June 2l.-Forest fires
are raging near Kingman. II was
thought that the town would DO do.
stroyed yesterday afternoon, but 1t
escaped, there being q change Of wind.
A FIRE 10 also burning near Vassalboro.
SALT LAKE, June ia party Of
sixty.Avs excursionists bound for Salem,
Or, arrived In Salt Lake this evening.
and will take their departure tomorrow
afternoon. They are under the guild.
anoe OF Rev. Dillon Of Salem.
The snumerators have completed the
cspsus Of Salt Lake. which contains
0,757 inhabitants, an increase OF 5000
since 1870.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-22

The next meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioners will DO held on
Friday, July 2, at IL A. n. All who have
bills against the county are requested to
hand them In at the Office OF the Clerk
on the LIST OF the month II they want
their money for use on the Fourth.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold.
ora Of the Yellow Jacket Silver Mining
Company will b held at the ofaos Of
The company In Gold Hill. July 10.
1880, st z ?. NJ; transfer books closed
July Q at y. y. Bee advertisement In
another COLUMN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-22
TOWN TRUSTEES.
SECULAR Meesiss OF the Board Last
Evening".

A regular meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees Of the Town Of Gold Hill was
held last evening, Trustee Mercer In
the chair. Pressnt-Trustees Lemery,
Dauoby and Mocurdy. The Town Clerk.
Marshal and Attorney were also present.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
The Committee on Streets reported
some OF them In good condition, while
some others were somewhat out OF 70.
pair-on account Of the absence OF the
sprinklins cart. the high winds blew
OF much Of the gravel from some por.
tons Of the street. The committee sug.
Restsd that II would b q great saving to
the town II arrangements could be made
TO have the streets properly sprinklsd.
The Committee on Fire and. Water
reported that he had bad some repairs
made on . water pipe on Main street, ct
the turn OF the road leading to the
Divide; also, that he had the ere hose
up In that section Of town put In good
condition for use.
Trustee Mercer, from the Committee
on Finance, reported that hs had suo-
ossded In borrowing $4,000 for the use
OF the Town. to pay Of the floating debt.
The following bills were found correct
and the President and Clark instructed
10 draw warrants for Me same: George
Emmett, 90 so; VIM. Hall, $751; ]. Gal.
lsgher. 50 rs.
The bill OF John Marks for $40, being
for work ON water pipe, was referred to
the Finance Committee.
The bond OF Town Attorney Elan.
ningham Wal Rad, and on motion was
accepted and ordered placed on Ale.
A communication from L. B. Has.
tipRs, Secretary OF the Fourth OF July
Committee Of Virginia City. WAS read,
and on motion the communication was
received.
Messrs. Dotsn, Dosns and Cooke.
from the committee on the Gold Hill
celebration, appeared before the Board
and extended an invitation to the town
officials to participate with the citizens
OF Gold Hill in celebrating the Nations
Birthday. The invitation was accepted,
and the Board voted to join with their
fellow citizens In honoring the occasion.
BY request OF the Committee on Csle.
bration, the Town Marshal was instructed
TO appoint special policemen without
pay) to act on the day OF celsbration,
In case their services were needed.
The invitation from the Virginia City
committee on celebrating the Fourth
taken up and. on motion, The Clerk
was instructed to notify the committee
that the Board had accepted an invita-
ton from the Gold Hill committee to
participate In the celebration at home,
and thanking the v~irginians for their
kind consideration, eto.
The Town Sexton reported that the
western portion OF the town graveyard
fence was blown down during the late
gale and needed repairs. Trustee Lem
cry was appointed q committee OF one to
examine the ground and see what lum.
Der was necessary for the town to supply
to the Sexton to have the iencs repaired.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-22
More Room for CsinLng.

WASHINGTON. June 22.-The work Of
removing from the Treasury to the new
building for the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing ended IN Saturday, and
today the making Of money will be 70.
sumed. With the additional facilities
now provided much more work can be
turned out.
The portion Of the Treasury formerly
used BY this Bureau will be occupied a.
fls-rooms a. well 20 BY clerks.