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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-07
POsPONEl7ENT.

The sale of Delinquent stock OF the ABOVE
sawed Company is hereby postponed until
TUESDAY, February 18th, 1880, at the same
hour and place. BY order OF the Board OF d.
restors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-07
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
surBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

Location of principal pace OF BUSINESS wrI Snn
tbodecounty, Nevada
NoTtcE.-There are delinquent, upon the
,.G,,nycing described stock, onsccouat OF assess
went No. 10, levied on the 70 day OF May, 1872
enc several amounts set opposite the names OF
,tj,s respective shareholders, as feliows'
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-07
THE
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never failing
Cure for Nervous
Debility, Exhausted
Vitality, Seminal
Weakness, Sperma-
torihoea, LO ; r
MANHOOD, I'm
potency, Paralysis,
and all the terrible
efects of-self-abuse,
Youthful Follie !,
AMI Excuses in
Maturer years
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-07
PosTPONEMENT.

The sale OF delinquent stock Of tho above
named Company is hereby postponed until
WEDNESDAY, June l6, 1880, at the same hour
ana blaze. By order OF the Board of Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-07
POsTPoNEMENE

The sale of delinquent stock OF the above
Yamed Company is hereby postponed until
FRIDAY, October 18th, $780, at the same hour
and place BY order of the Board OF Directors
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
iva I'd anl6td
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HE New York Police Board


NEW YORK. July lG.-Judge Freedman has
rendered decision In the police board muddIe
VacaUng the Injunction Of Judge Van Haesen
SO far as a stay Of proceedings is concerned
which prohibited the board from acting on
JuCge Daniels decision reinStating Gen. smith.
Gen. Smith appeared at the meeting or the DO.
lice board this afternoon, and was promptly re.
cognized as member. superintendent Wall
1Is mas eeeh directed 10 pfomulgate the fact In
general order TO the force.
Police commissioner NoorhiS, who was dis
placed by General Smith. when served by Su.
perinteDdent Walling with Judge Freedman s
order. refused to recognize 1t, and took his desk
at headquarters, where he drew up protest
against the legality Of to-day'S action in the po
lice board. He also instructed his clerk and
messenger 10 retain their DOSiiinnS
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. July l0.-Virginia skies. deferred,
6h; do consos, 57A; do. past due coupons, 81 =
BALTIMORE, July lO.-Cotton quiet and steady
but not quotab!y higher. Wheat. southern fairly
i2sl iS do amber. ii4sf is So MssS ssS
Ia d red. LIS: No. 2 western winter red. spot
l6h; first half July, l6H; July, /. Il. "a l. Il 4
august a 1;0Snal 10: Corn; southern nominal
mixed spot 4s%a4s; July. zsss4S; Ansnst 1sa.
Oats f1fm-southern. 3sa38k; western white. 36s
s sb ice fffe nsWnaJ soasa @ Hay frngre g
Parovlelons steady and quiet at unchanged prices
bu.ter nrm and good demand. 10a15. Eggs duh
aha easy, saIo Petroleum nominal-l0 for refined.
Sugar hrm-A soft. ILI. whisky nominsIs' i I5
Fieights firm. Receipts flour, 667 barrels: wheat.
49, o9o bushels: corn. g. 600 bushels; rye, J. coo
& 10, 3iI 3Hshsis Sales-wheat. 715. 900 bushels:
NEW YORK, July lO.-stocks streng snd higher
oxay, Goney, ZaS: Exchange, long, 4s4; short, 4S5,S
NEW YORK. July 1o-Flour Quiet and un-
chapgtd Wheat, spring nominal and winter lower
ToSDoN july 10. eafta. Is SO snp D. da mU s. bonds
4 per cents, 1l0k; ~ per cents, 1928: new ives
lt6. Atlantic and Great Western first mortrsee ne
ssnstIes ra certificates 81; Atlantic and Great West
g0h. illinois Central, 108. Pennsylvania Central.
%. Reading, 81. New York Central. 1917.
EEW FORK MARKETS rais AYTERNoos.
Inc fonow1nE quotations were current in New
son Slt e.y ss 1spota by asxs Hohn
II per cents. lo9AalI0; New Jersey Central 667f
s .ps s e. dSosPa
preferred. los: wabash. st. Louis and Pacific.
$S's do preferred. So; Kansas and Texas. IS;
Pacific Mail. 20.
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SELF DESTRUCTION.

COTTAGE CITY. MARTHAS VINEYARD MASS.
July io.-on the last trip from New York OF the
Portland steamer a deck hand named Mills
committed suicide by drowning. while under
The iLiuence of liquor. A boat was sent TO his
rescue. out the man sank before he could be
reached.
Liquor Dealers Suicide.
NORFOLK, VA, July Io.-Eugene J. Higgins, a
prCmlnent wholesale liquor dealer, died this
morning from an overdose OF laudanum ad-
ministered by himself. No cause can be as
signed for the act, except temporary nervous
prostratlon and excitement.
Suicide in a Hotel.
NEW YORK, July I0.-Joseph Obermeyer, a
German eoarder at the Hartman hotel Bowery.
shot himself during last night and was found
dead In his room this morning.
Another Suicide.
NEw BRtNswICK, \. j.. July l0.-PatricE
McColl1gan, aged 60 years. committed suicide
this morning by taking Paris green, during a
lit of melancholy
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LOCAL NEWS.


hue S"usessh"r tne Thomas Child.
ieaa., oeiore Judge Cox, the writ OF haheas
corpus, issued in the early part OF this week.
directed to Mr. and Mrs. Ssmue! r. Gett,nO,s Cor
the production OF the child OF johnson p
Thomas and his wife, was return able. The
parents petitioned for the custody or the child
William Edgar Thomas, now about four years
old. The respondent Mr.. Gettings, appeared
In person, but MIS- Gettings WAS returned
non eSr. Mr.. Gettings' answer denies that they
unlawfully detain the child. and state that
when the child WAS seven months old the re-
spondents allowed them 20 take the care OF lt:
that subsequently the child went 10 petitioners
house. but beng apparently dissatisfied they
suggested that respondents take control OF Il,
but they declared unless with the understanding
that they have the sole control OF the child. the
same as IL It were their own; that with this un-
derStanding they again took the child and are
treating IL as II IL were their own. They state
further that this proceeding is taken because OF
the action OF respondent, {Gettingsl: that Mrs.
Thomas, having caused the arrest OF her hus-
bund on the 2lth OF last month. the respondent
deposited collateral for his appearance at
and battery was dismissed; and further. that
the mother some days ago being about
10 so 10 the northern portion OF New
York for the benefit OF her health. took
the child with her. and Il is now without the
jurisdiction OF this court. The case was called
this afternoon. B. T. Hanley and IL. H. Wells
Jr., for petitioners, and J.C.Fay for respondent
The petition having been read the answer was
read.
Aflidayits OF Miss Adele Thomas that the
unoeIstanding u as that the respondents were
20 have the child as their own and that the
father last week said the child should not be
Iaken from them and af1idayits OF Mrs. Lewis.
Ar. Camp and other were referred to- Mr.
Wells called attention 10 the fact that the re-
Uu1n states that the child was not I'm the GUS
ody OF the respondent. and yet goes on 10 show
II is in the legal custody OF Mr.. GettinCs A
demand had been made FOR the child on Friday
last by one OF the counsel and the child was
removed that night.
Mr. Fay replied that Mr.. Thomas on that very
day stated TO two persons that he was not TAX
Ing any proceedings 10 get possession or the
child, but efforts were being made 10 get him To
do so.
The court postponed further consideration OF
tie case until the first Friday In August init
mating that the child must be produced
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~ DR.. Tanner says that grasshoppers In the
northwest live all winter without food.
eHThree steamships yesterday took gut of
Baltimore 296, ,576 bushels OF wheat
u Cleveland's fireman are allowed but half
an hour for dinner, and they kick.
1B-Greek officers on leave OF absence and
now In Russia have been recalled.
a Little Johnny went flsh1ng last SUNDAY
without consulting his parents Next mornipc
ne1ghbors boy met him and asked: sDid Won
catch anything, yesterday" "Not tn / rof
home. was the rather sad response
"While there's Life there's soap, said the
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Frightful and Fatal Boiler EXplO-

PrTsBrRG, Pa. July IO-This morning at Q
O'Clock one OF the Battery OF seven boilers In
Painters iron mill on the south SIDE exploded
With loud report killing Fred Cradle, the en-
buried under the debris aud horribly manged.
Cradle leaves family and Black was only is
years old. The mill had not started, and there
were only men'in the boiler room. The other
man escaped. The iron clad building used as
the boiler house, was completely wrecked. The
cause OF the explosion is unknown. The fact
that thousands OF gallons OF water were thrown
oy the explosion shows that the water wa.
plenty. The loss to the building is S.. 600. The
coroner Will hold an investigation into the
cause of the disaster -
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Long Branch Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, LONG BRANCH, n. j., July
l0.-The fourth and last day OF the Monmouth
Park summer meeting has large and fashion
able attendance The track is in fine condition
The weather is sultry, with scarcely breeze
stirring. The first race Is free handicap
sweepstakes of $50 each, with 500 added, of
which $500 to the second; distane \ miles. Six
horses started. upon whom pools sod as fol
lows: Ferida, s15; Virgilian, $50; Bayard, $40;
1nvesmore, s35; Surge. s25. and speculation, sao
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New York Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, July 10.-The weekly statement
OF the associated banks. issued from the clear
ing house to-day. shows the following changes
Loans Increase, S1.644, 200; specie increase
1858, 500; legal tenders decrease, s., ,059, 500;
deposits increase, S7,636, 400; circulation de
crease. GAG, 200; reservet1ncrease 81 6S4, ,6o0 Ex
cess-The banks now hold ST., 76S, ,225 In excess
Of the legal requirements
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Charged with Poisoning.

CHICAGO, July l0.-A dispatch from MlWau-
kee says: The examination yesterday of Mrs.
Van Kirk, who is charged with poisoning her
stepmother and half brother resulted In her
being held for trial. She could not furnish the
bail required. There were traces OF poison In
the StomechS of both the deceased.
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SaImOn in 1he NayuenaY.

QUEBEC, July I0.-The salmon In the Sague
nay are more backward In showing themselves
than during any season for twenty years. At
TadouSac, last year. over sou had been taken ia
the net up to June 25th; While this year only 20
were taken TO the same date. The Ice is credited
With this falling off.
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In Good Condition after Twelve
DAYS ERAl.

NEW YORK, July 10.-Dr. Tanner, ar noon
completed his 18th day OF fasting. The doctors
say that his condition is better than at any
time during the week. His pulse is 50 and
bodily condition unchanged. 1ie has received
letter from Mollie Fincher, the starving girl
OF brooklyn but he will not make It public
Just yet.
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Dea,h fron, Suustroke.

ELIZABETH, N. j., July lO.-Patr1ck Butler
aged IS years, laborer, was sunstruck yester-
day afternoon and died last night. He leaves
wife and one child. He had been working al
tagging In the shade
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DIED LEAvING MHIIoNS.-Matthew Lynch,
formerly OF Philadelphia, was killed last week
in New Mexico by falling tree. He had accu-
mulated over 8 OOO, 900, which is largely invest
ed In mines, though ne also owned real estate In
Denver and New Mexico. Mr.. Lynch was q
bachelor and leaves two brothers and ore sis.
ter. His remains viii be brought to Ph1ladal-
phfa next week for burial
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Wall Street To-day.

Gle says: "At the Stock Exchange private In
yestments continue strong, and the unprece
dentedly large earnings 81 the railroads in
crease confidence in this class of property
Yesterday, although to-day it is possible to heal
10 Wall street that the entire northwest has
6een devastated by various kinds OF bugs or by
will be prudent, unless they wish to take gam.
bling risks to await before acting the arrival
OF the facts. The rise in stocks above yester-
days S closing ranges from = TO 21l per cent the
leading stocks having been the Wisconsin
shares, Erie. the coal stocks, Lake Shore and
Western Union Telegraph Money on call is
2a21G per cent; On time, 2a4 per cent and on
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Drowned While Bathing.

ATTLEBBORO, MASS, July 10.-A German
Damed Kurtzo Chenekel, aged 81, was drowned
last night while bathing. It is supposed he
was seized with cramp. He leaves wife and
twelve children tn Newark, n. j.
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A LITTLE Boy SToLRN.-J0hnny, aged years
and months, child of John Cain, who disap-
peared June q from New Orleans, is now be-
heved to have been stolen. He has light hair,
Inclined to curl, blue eyes, and upper front
teeth gone. The child is well grown, talks
plainly for his age. has full face and fair COM
plexion and girlish appearance. A thousand
dollars reward ts offered for his recovery
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NEW BRUNSWICK NOTES.
The Army Worm.

ST. JOHN. n. B.. July 10.-Reports from Shef-
flt Id, Sunbury county, say that the army worm
is doing much damage there.
Export Of Plaster.
The export OF plaster from Windsor to June
80 was u, 2s6 tons more than during the same
period last year.
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Small POx on ShipbOard.

HALIFAX, N. s., July 10.-The bark John John
ston, from Dublin for New York, passed Cow
Bay last night. She reports that the captain
died with small p0x three days out The vessel
IS Nund to North Sydney quarantine grouI d
In charge OF North Sydney pilot.
Professional Swimmers Last
Dive.
HAMAoNT0N, N. j., July 1O.-An unknown
lLallan, stranger In these parts, came here
several days ago and said he was professional
swimmer. and that he would perform some OF
MS swimming feafs for the citizens on Thurs-
cay evening. At the appointed time large
crowd appeared on the bank opposite the small
AXE TO see him. After diving several times he
MADE 0nemore dive, and did not come to the
SUI face. It Is supposed that he struck his head
against The bottom, which stunned him and he
Was drowned.
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kilograms to The Star.
DR.. TANNERS FAST,
DESTRUCTIVE CONGREGATIONS.
THE SUICIDE SEASON.
EUROPEAN POLITICS.
SHOALS ALONG THE GRAND
BANKS
Important Surveys OF the u. s. 5.
Alliance.

NEW YORK, July 1O.-A special from st. Johns,
n. F., says: The U. S. war steamer Alliance
arrived here this morning. The Alliance left
st. Pierre On the 22d ult. and proceeded In the
diret ton of the Grand Banks. During the
interval, which was marked by auSpfcious
weather, the work of surveying and mapping
the numerous shoals In the neighborhood OF the
Virgin rocks and eastern reefs was energetically
carried ON, and has terminated In the result OF
reconstructing the whole chart of the vast syS-
tenn OF shoals that lie away TO the southeast OF
Kearsarge and vandala over the same track
viii De most effectively supplemented by the
Alliance, and a scientific location given to
shoals and rocks along the Grand Banks that
hitherto were but vaguely and only approx
mately defined. The Alliance will recoal and
ref1t in ST. Johns and proceed to complete the
work of survey. The most interesting feature
OF the next course Will be search for the
famous Nile rock discovered last August by
Capt. Marvin rising some five or six feet above
the surface OF the sea, but not since seen. The
survey concluded, the Alliance viii then pro-
ceed TO Halifax and thence to the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-10

THE census returns show the population
OF san Francisco to be 2aa, ,066, including q, SO
ChiEese.
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1,,s SUIT AGAINST LOTTERY MANAGERs-John l..
5aaI Butlef mas begun suit in New York against
managers Of the Kentucky state Lottery. he
says ne mas spent $1,000 for lottery tickets. and
SUES 10 recover, under the statute, three tim "a
the th amount ne has spent, together with double
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DEDUCED rs PER CENT.

DEDCCED rs PER CENT.
We have made an average reduction of fully Is
PER CENT. in orr prices for all SUM MER STOCK.
Our assortment embraces the most desirable fabrics
out this season.
French and Domestic Lawns.
White Fabrics in Linen, Union Linen and Cotton.
Printed Linen Lawns.
Dotted and Figured Swiss
India Linen. India Null and Persian Lawn.
Towels, Napkins, Dsmask and Housekeeping
Goods. al kinds with Domestics, at agents prices.
w. NJ. BROWN.
jy9 S17 Market Space.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, sS63, ,337. 20; customs. s76O, 1921.
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DRY GOODS.

ONE THOUSAND PIECES
BE4TTIFUE LAWNS
Just Received.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN WASHINGTON
FRENCH LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS.
AMERICAN LAWNS.
PTiees-5c &c, Sc, 10c, l2c., l5c., 1Sc 2Oc Csc.
PACIFIC LAWNS reduced to lOc.
GATHERS,
III Market Space.
BLACK LINEN LAWNS.
BLACK FRENCH LAWNS.
INDIA LINEN, the new and desirable article for
Ladies' White Dresses.
WAMsUTTA COTTON, best in the world,
duced to l0c.
TABLE DAMASK, pure linen, SOC.
GATHERS,
iy9 7II Market Space.
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a fosT MoRTEM EXAMINATION Of the body OF q
mlaa nla namea Heacock, at Dallas, Texas, discov-
eIeu arsenic. 1t being learned that DR.. Bell, of
ail, Mlneoia, Iexas. had purchased and mailed
aa arsenic 10 MRS. HeacOck, the two latter have
oeen arrested on suspicion of murder.
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~! A SENSATION has been created In the city
nUunG.i e1 9i Daalas, Texas by charges against the
ShaI aS VI, l. ~. Inurmond brought by City Mar
~ nnai Maftln. The mayor is charged with being
Ia LEAGUE with gamblers, horse thieves and the
keepers OF houses Of lifamo ~
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~ aoEsk THIEVES UNION according to a GRIM
daa ha, Wno mas applied In Pennsylva for a ne
eheIe Is ht r5e thieves union In the United
@ o@eosss, eXten0lng as far south as Georgia and as
tar ta1 west aS Indiana. 1t has seemed for some
~ oe as II tne frequent and successful robberIes
ol 0,ho stables and barns would be impos-
nelghbors or workmen and thieves from a die
tance.-M 7. Herald 9Th "N'
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ccIt ciIRto2uos.Mr: Pierre Lorillards two-year-ola
Soi oaioquols, the winner OF the Chesterfield
S.as, S.ahtS at Newmarket, England, Thursday, was
Sny 6sed ny Mr.. Welsh at Chestnut Hill, near Phiia.
1We1pn!a, ana as he is by bennington, out of
hIagg mhagg.e y. b, she BY Australian, he Is a full
tS.Ulqer 10 Har0m. So far this year Iroquois has
Deen very successful he won the NeWmarkeI
SwO-yeaf-old plate at the Newmarket Second
Spnng; was unplaced for the Woodcote stakes
q. a.e EPSON summer meeting, but at the same
mesti1g ne won small wo-year-old stake. IrO.
luois QUO not show at Ascot, but at Newmarket
lot n .he July stakes last Tuesday he was beaten
py q nead only BY Lord FalmouthB Bal cal
!I0quoiS tS weu engaged, both as two and
'nree- e-year-old, and VIII no doubt be heard from
again dur1ng the tall In some Of the big stakes,
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.o....-s :. Wdfcn
head on Wednesday and Friday last, burned ont
on saturday, having destroyed 200 acres of
valuable timber. The fire is said to have origin.
a.ed IN a hay lot, where two Germans We're
WORKING; They had dispute as to the owner
ship Of the hay, and one OF them set flre to it.
fOf TWO Gays and nights the farmers at Calver-
dGn WeIe opllged to fight the fire to save their
are reported. ME Barnabus Hulse. In endeaV
orlng 10 save his cord wood, was hemmed in by
an,ae5 a PACK flre that had been started, and was
mile S ahead of the fire the road was filled with
snaKes x s and land turtles making for the river
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Bcnd Or Dispute Not Settled

= LONDON, July 10. = The SpOTtstldn to-day
says: The difficulty in relation to Bend Or is
still in allegiance. The owners of Robert the
Devil have taken legal advice upon the ques
tion and intend seriously to consider whether
payment Of the Derby stakes to the Duke OF
Westminster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-10

TRADE WITH COLOMBIA. - The commercial
agent OF the United States at Carthagena, Co
lombia, in dispatch to the Department OF
for the sale OF agricultural Implements, rice
machines. glassware, lamps, cutlery, house.
hold utensils, builders hardward, clocks, ma
chlnfsts' and blacksmiths' tools, prints and
soaps. The trade In the last mentioned Is very
large. Packages weighing about IA pounds
gross weight are preferred. There Is no mar
says that he knows Of one English firm that
last year sold to Medellin merchants $3.50, 900
worth of prints
PURCHASE OF BONDS FOR THE DISTRICT SINK
ING FUND. - Treasurer Gillian to-day pur-
chased s125, 600 of 3 Is bonds for the District
sinking fund. This is the amount required by
existing law to be applied annually to the sink.
ing fund.- This Is the purchase for the present
fiscal year. The bonds were bought at the
Treasury.
COINAGE has just been recommended at the
San Francisco New Orleans and Carson City
mints These mints have been closed for some
have been found IN a very satisfactory condi-
tion. The mint at Philadelphia, now under
gong the annual examination, will commence
work again about the 18th.
In THE CASE OF THE DEPUTY MARsHALs In
Georgia, who have been arrested for murder,
growing out OF the recent conflict with moon
sinners In Campbell. county, the first con-
troller OF the Treasury has decided that while
the special counsel retained for the defense can
De paid from the regular fund, the expense of
suDpGnafng witnesses cannot. Commissioner
Raum has, however, made arrangements to
meet this expense from the internal revenue
appropriation.
TIE RESIGNATION OF JUDGE PORTER. 1st con-
troller OF the Treasury, took effect to-day. He
Will leave the city Monday night to open his
guoernatorial campaign In Indiana. Col Rob-
ertSon, OF Fort Wayne, Indiana, is most prOmi-
nently spoken OF as his successor, now that
Judge Lawrence, TO whom the office was ten
dered, has declined.
DISTRICT TAX LIEN CERTIFIcArEs.-The U. S.
Treasurer to-day received another 1nstallment
OF tax lien certificates from the District Com.
missioners. These certificates are deposited a.
security for the eight per cent certificates of in
debtedhesS. They win be held BY the Treasurer
until the special taxes which they represent are
paid. when the proceeds Will b applied to the
payment OF the eight per cent certificates out
standing. The decision OF Treasurer Gil1llan
that the eight per cent certificates only draw
Six per cent since their maturity has caused
them TO be presented more rapidly In payment
OF special taxes During this month S. 500 of
them have been presented for such payment
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GEORGE W. FROST. of Omaha, ex-Indlan
agent who was charged by special agent of
the Treasury department with being defaulter
10 the government, has settled all his accounts.
ana received treasury draft for several hun
by the government.