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APPLICATION FOR A PATENT

0NilEU SkAIEc mn toof
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN IhAI Z
IN s~weetwster Mining Company .sss ia
Hill. Nevada. whose Postcfacs huuI'ss,
Hamilton, Nevada. has this day niea Is spp.,
cation for . prtent for fifteen hunu ,a,ns or
feet Of the Hidden Treasure NUMBER air
vein bearing silver with surface g,ouny Dina
hundred feef in xtath. situated in White fins
Mining District, County Of Whits ~ ~ esd
State Of Nevada. and designated " M.s .
notes and Official plat On ale In this oIsA
Lot Number 10. located upon uhsuils, III
land. the e1teri7r boundsries 81 aAU
Number ITO being a. follows, to-w,t' u,,ted
Beginning at . post marked ~. ~ eor.
States survey No. ITO. whence the secloI
ner common TO sections "a and -, 49, o1
1G north, Range 81 east. and sections ~ 1a,st
Township 16 north. Range % east a
Diablo Meridian. bears south ~ ueso hs.ys
minutes west 5.642 fee.. and pesz "a "a:
north IS degrees 10 minutes west o1o ~ 80
thence running. FIRST curse. NORTH W. urrss,sd
east 1900 feet 10 post marked 20. sarrss,
states survey No. ITO; thence, secono 1870
south 55h degrees east 600 feet 70 poss .ssnce,
No. 8, United States survey NO. ilu: ssstset
third course. south lok degrees west I No.
T. post marked No. ., United States survv A. n.
1iC: and thence, fourth course. north oss ,ssd
grees west $50 feet 10 post No. ) OF ~ IA
states survey No. l01, Hidden Treasure 49,
$50 feet TO post No. 2 Of said United ststsssa
vey No. 10i, 600 feet to post No. !, tne p
beginning. containing IS 67-10o acres.
Magnetic variation 16 degrees east. aha
The location OF this mine il recorded y M
Recorders once of White Pine Mining -
trict, In boob L Of the records Of said disui M
This claim IL bounded on the southwest " y
Hidden Treasure mining claim. .,s
Any and all persons claiming sdverseiy =
portion Of said Hidden Treasure No. ? mine
surface ground are required to hle their
verse claims with the Register OF the un.r 4
states Land once at Eureka. In the sta.J
Nevada. during the sixty days period o. pr,ttus
cation hereof, or they will be barred py
of the provisions Of the Statute.
+. II HINcKLEY, Reeis VA.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing M
Of Application for Patent be published io n.sIr
period Of sixty days, in the Eurens a
SENTINEL. q daily newspaper puoiisn'
Eureka, Nevada. A.,sr.
n2S.e0d Y. II. HINCKLEf' hes''
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FHg NEW YORK HERALD.
WEEKLY EDITION, 81 4 YEAR.
Brightest, Most Newsy,
WEEKLY JOURNAL
In the United States.
sketches, Cartoons,

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afs, esrpiese. exhaustive summary OF the
rsr u al departments. 1t is read oy up
vxrs q half . million people and IL . good
,zvs~rxrx medium, reaching factories, farms
x5s suzes az all descriptions In svery part oil
tse c5zzay-
A Perfees Newspaper.
/. auzsstzs al the general news Of the Daily
Essrz q TIE Herald. which has the largest
Erczlsren in the United States.
Independents I'm Politics.
IL Tie zost vslzxbl chronicle OF political
avs II tie world, impArt ally giving the
sscx-rsecs< AID opinions Of all parties. 80 thai
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Foreign News
n Herald has always BEEN distinguished By
tie szllress oS .ts cable Dispatches The new
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fkE21Ess
The Farm Departments
OF sae weekly Herald - practical 1t goes 70
ses pxzf, &z3 does lot give Wild theories.
- f.-zsr vii save many more than
one Dollar n Year
Fru- L. Suggestions Of the farm department
ksros oszrsrnaag sati, cattle. crops. trees,
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eeo2cEg.
The Home
Izsrzcsx tie Ao1sswife and the children in
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TIE tssNto-s. szi the making Of home com
Eoxzz- L A63isio1. are given latest reports OF
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lsaeoEs B@z3i1E Poetry, special NOVELTIES
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Tale tie WEEKLY HERALD gives tn
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Gbe NEW YORK San.

An Independent Newspaper
of Democratic Principles, but
not Controlled by any Set OF
Politicians or ManipuIators;
Devoted to Collecting and
Publishing all the News OF the
Day in a Most Interesting
Shape and with the greatest
possible Promptness, Accura-
cy and ImpatiaIity; and to
the Promotion of Democratic
Ideas and Policy IN affairs OF
Government. Society and In
dustry.
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New TGFi Haala ws.liy FORM Year
A''.s' New York Herald.
Bread q and Ann Sc.
Delinquent Sale Notice.
Ruby Hm Tunnel n Mining Com.
paBy.

II oCATToy OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
IL saszzas. EErskA. Enreka County. New
Location 81 werkz. Eareks Mining District,
Ezrsks cezzf state Of Nevada
Sou&-TAere are delinquent upon the fol-
lCwz2e described stock. On account OF Assess-
Zs1s 80. : levied On TIE isth day % Noven-
be-. Is4. tie several r01n set opposite the
za-zes q the respective shareholders, - fol-
lava
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Soc!kff BADGES. JEWELS AND CHARMS
~ az every hind. IN sofa sIlv.- - -, ~.
SAfHAS JosEPH-s, el Cisv str.as SNrT
SokNf N A FRANCISCO for H. univrrs.,
a,3se and Regatta %. vorkmans bsdses -
sstsa selo for u. postage free. orsnsemsp.s
Ts.ss cur speciality. Single badges q. o.p
Pnso- sss-lydkw
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POSTPoNED,

The shove sac has been postponed 30
WEDNESDAY. March Is. ISIS. at the same
hear and place. JOHN T. JONES,
Secretary.
Earekz. Feb ls. lss5. feif-td
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POSTPONED,

The above sale has ben postponed until
THURSDAY. April J. lsss. az the s2me time
AID place JOHN T. JONES, Secretary.
E1rekk. March II, lss5. mhis-id
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rxDyg AND BIZ vIBTJk OF \ N
aus issrs1 ozs e TIE Dssrr-es e1
a. shk FgurA g13.e5kl psssr1eI u So.
-. nsuxry q Hzzhos1t Ga t2s F1<2 al :
n-aawAa~ a. D. ls<4. sn1 70 ne dfrsssra AZ.
S.rav~~~a f0r a mdE-@zt rS11&res II So
cr-~. - t1s IsEh Oar Ct
fsss In fxxur q b r.. Et2soa- III $50
$500 B.zi. ". Gsg6hxe AID gasepA se1rs~
der. d~sfs.3H.f. fr tAt - --
Ezs3r=d and seve5ty-s1ees = --s1
eat-41 80 1. 80 xstAe rsss AZ IL
t1l<E ~ - t.r-.Aer wsEA
- S----sr. "a rz~zsrL5rs
rase es<< - n-s7x-=- eox-s Ard
O1e1N-- a.. 81 80 szaEz.rt
40 s1r ,.~m I sxre. "a
- rs.,s-s a isSa. ssrsel
$500 rrsgTrzF
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NOTICE.

"A signed will call ~ seoa g. possible and
sestle ap- They can hnd me at the sheriff
oe1ce IN the Courthouse. 10 case any should
call and End me cut sheriff sxtnson or un-
der SAsrz1 Mason viii receive all money! and
reestb4 far The m TON TRAINER.
kurskss Jan. Is. 1ssx. 3kis
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OF memory, LAssitude, Nocturnal Emss.s~1a
Aversion TO Society. Dimness OF Vision gas.a,
In the Head; the vital fluid passing unohs" o.se
In the urine. and many other diseases In, iisse
to insanity and death. iesa
DE-. MINTIE will agree 10 forfe,t v.~-
Hundred Dollars for Q case of This t,,d I've
the VITAL RESTORATIVE lnnas. nst
special advice and treatment) win not as
for anything impure or injurious founS ,n,,.f
DB. n treats sill Private Dfssss.n'
cessfully without mercury. eonsuIsa.suse'
Free. Thorough examination and sdvtca =,
cludirg analysis Of urine, Is 90. PRICE y, W. =. ~.
Restorative, 81 50 8 bottle. or ION, t 49,.
the quantity, IS 60; sent to any sddyas. rmes
receipt Of price. or O. O. D., secure s,o,. pvn
servAtion. and In private name II desirsd 0p'
A. L.. MINTIE, ~. ID.
Ii KearBy ~. SAN Frauefseo
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE-sent on ,n,,,..
tion by letter stating symptoms. ar ~ 49,
Communications strictly confidential. $50
DR. MINTIE7s KIDNEY Rrwpnv
NEPH KET1CUM, cures all Kinda Of FiS,s,
and Bladder Complaints, Gouorrhna a.,
Leucorrh1s. For sale by eli drusctsts a ri
bottle, six bottles for IS 90.
DK. MINTIE-S DAN pUrvs
are the best and cheapest DYsPEPeIA -
BILIOUS cure In the market. For
all druggists. mrai,
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MEDICAL.

ns never-fail,ne
Cure for servous
L xh.usted
dty, seminal
weakn' 6perm..
.vrInSsa. LOST
MANH0OD,Im
potency. PsrAlysu
and all the terribl.
effects Of Self.Abus
youthful ollies and
excuses In insurer
yeAre-Huch A. 10.
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POSTPONED,

T1s aAszs Ezs4 AA As<z passra2e3 xzrl
FzIDAE, lAs ia Ct Fserzk<w, lsSS. ~ the
- Azzr Enz r1ses- vi sskxSkT.
SAs<zE.
ByA-K Egrz. D<rxxy.
EzrzkAs zxA- - E3&k- saS1-t2
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-25

RABBEr MErAa-FRoM 100 TO ne
ezxxnsI oces. karska. Nevada.
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PoeTPoNEn.

TAs aAsve sale Ina hssa rsstrszzsa %
TUESDAY. kS<a II. fss6, ~ fAz asrTx zsz-
tsa1s1 uze xz1 pasz-
W H. swEExKY, sAs-+@.
81 A. KAN, Dsp3sy.
KzrskA Ssv2zA ExrSA IL issS zlksz
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D r.. Ii MS

u In N - u
PRIVATE DIspESsARY.
26k Kearny st., San Francisco, Cal
Established for the scisntine aud Speedy On
OF Chronic. Nervous and special Diseases.
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST.
nR. ALLEN. AS Is WELL KNOWN. EA
IL regular g~raduated Physician, sdaesssd
1t Bowdoin College and University Of Michi.
gan. He has devoted = Hfettne 10 the ssadyof
the treatment and cure OF diseases within his
YOUNG MEN
And MrDDLE-AGED MEN. who are suffering
from the effects of Youthful Indescretions or
Excesses In maturer years. NERVOUS and
PHYSICAL DEBILITY. IsPoTEEcE. Lost NAN.
hood. RrosfafOrrhwa, confusi0nd ideas,
dull eyes. aversion to society. despondency,
pimples OF the face. loss OF snergy and memo
ry, frequency Of urinating. etc. Remember,
that by Q combination OF remedies Of great
curative power. the Doctor has 90 arranged hs
treatment that IL Will not only Afford immedi'
ate relief but permanent cure.
MY HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE
Having been surgeon in charge Of two lesdinR
hospftslsl enables me 10 treat ell private uou-
bles with excellent results. | wish u distinct
~ understood that / do not clsim 10 perform
impossihilities, or to have mirssaloas or sags,
natural power. l clas- Only % b . snhui
and suecessfnI Physieisn snd sufseon'
THOROUGHLY informed In my sgscis1y-
DISEASES or NAN.
All applying to ms will receive my nun an
opinion Of their complsints-no e1pss =
ing. will gaarsntee . positive cure 49,
case I undertake. or forfeit 1900. C%onsults-
ton in Once or By letter rnEK and s's,csy
private. Charges reasonable: Thorougn "a
animation, including chemical and m'cIv ! y,
icsi Analysis Of urine and adslce, -. s'
address oh. AAsLLS'om.a
26h Kearny street. San Francisco, os ,nSav
10 IL only. 49,.
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Annual Meeting.

Tx COMPLIANCE WITH ARTICLE SxR
90 of the By Laws. the xnnnxl meeting cf
tue stockholdsrs Of the sILvKRADo MINISG
COMPANY will be held a. the Cempaay's
once. in the town Of Eureka. Nevada, on
THURSDAY. the ID day Of April next, at II
o'clcek A. n By order
EDWARD TURNER. Secretary.
b JAxRs WILSON. LEGAL Secretary.
E1fekA March -. 1855. mhls-td
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SheriH's Sale.

=. 4. WILSON. PiknEz
ANY " soopHuE ard JOSEPH sCEsoE-
DER. Defsn1x2s-
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POSTPONED.

pOS III
~ kerFz sale kks hes2 Postpaid EzEl
kS1AT. gxzzx-y Is. 1ssS. ~ TIE sesre
zMEss@z III sd place
VI swEKSKT. sAs-zE
By l. KxTx, DsSzty.
z1rskA xsT- Dec II, lisa 3sE
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PosrPoaEn.

Tse Hss<s sale Ass sssa YsxsP1n<1 - SAT-
CRDAF. NarsA IL lsc6. ~ fAs Kagvs uEs kz3
pl<cs- ~ q swKKSKf. sAsr1&
By Z kan Dxz1g.
EzrskA. FehA =. la& fe-SA
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And n scc1rdGnce Nth Law, and an order Of
Tie Board Of Directors. made on the ieth day
q Describes. lsss, 50 many shares Of each
rx-esl C szch stock - nsy be necessary. viii
- sod 81 pzhl.c suction at the once Of Tie
Company, Ryl&nd,s Baii5irg, BatenGn street,
EzrskA New. On
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Notice to Stockholders
-OF THE
RalI BILL funld and linn GnelJ.

TEg ANNUAL NETTING or YEK STOCK
keiaers CT the kznF Hi Tz.ssl azS
Mining Company viii - held II IN c@es IN
Kzreks. Nevada. o. MONDAY. 1rxA -, 1855
1t 10 O'Clock A. n. for the purpose Of saercnx
xr1ssees for tbs snselng year. md for the
txzusxctfon q sacA ether a1<1zszs a. Esv
legally eone before IL JOHN T. yoSRs.
Secretary.
Eursk.. Mxeh IT. 1855 mhist q
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There Is no authority OF Law for tunnel
ioesuon 500 By l 800 feet. A proper location
me width Of the tunnel for 5000 feet.
mere 10 no provision of law for p~atentinR
tunnel iocstions. but lodes discovered In IN
nns : tunnei may be patented in like manner
as other lodes.
las right 10 granted 10 tunnel owners 10
800 ieet Of each blind lode. not previously
.nown 70 exist. which may be discovered I'm
their tunnel.
frat time a. aasAo sa A. s,naI
oxners have the option OF recording their
IAN OF 500 feet all on one aide OF the point
% oiseosery or Intersection. OF partly on one
s1e thereof and partly on the other.
Prospecting for blind lodes is prohibited on
We me or . located tunnel while the tunnel
IL 10 progress. but other parties are In no way
asoarred from prospecting for blind lodAs or
.Hn1ins tnnaels 80 long a. they keep without
NE line Of such tunnel. ni5tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-04
EXPLORING An ALASKAN RIVER.

PLANS OF LrEuTESANr srONEY AND HIS PARTY.
The year after the Jeanette search steamer
Rodgers lost Lieutenant stoney, Of the Navy, was
sent to the Alaska coast to distribute presents among
the natives who had aided the revenue cutter Corwn IN
its search for the Rodgers He for several months
island the coast, not far south Of the mouth
of the Yukon River He make excursions to the main
land and discovered the estuary Of apparently largo
river. He explored the river for 400 miles from lite
had discovered stream which would rank among the
great rivers Of the world. party of naval officers,
under command of Lieutenant Stoney, viii start In
short time for Alaska to explore this river further
vessel is building In San Francisco for the of tho
expedition. 1t Will be SMALL steamer, with paddle
wheel astern, sima. those used the shallow rivers
of the South and called the "rpplekickcr" Proceed.
ing Alaska the will permit, the
party will steam up Lieutenant stoneys river far
it in the "rippekcker" When rapids or other OBJ
srucons prevent further progress water the steamer
while the party pushes forward on foot
preparations will be made to winter on the banks OF
the river IL necessary. and prosecute the work OF ex
ploraon sledges. 1t ssprobable that some OF tho
outfit provided for the Greedy relief expedition VIII Do
turned to Lieutenant stoney to be used In ease his
party winter In Alaska The party VIII be small one
composed almost entirely Of officers, who have been
selected already but who have yet received their
expense will attach the expedition. The natives In
the region through which the river supposed TO How
friendly and much assistance Is expected from them
In the work of exploration. When Lieutenant stoney
explored the 400 miles OF this river he found the
In some places running at rate Of twelve knots an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-04
NO DOUBT THAT HE rs MLzzEROFF.

BETRAYED ny his SIBERIAN BLOOD HouND-His
FRIENDS CERTAIN THAT HE is HURT
There seems to be no doubt that tho man whose
head is beaten and his features disfgured. at No.
$50 Flrst-st. Brooklyn. Is the notorious dynamite
professor" Mezzero1 His large Siberian blood
hound his companion in distress and prosperity,
betrayed him. His wife also contributed to this
resnlt. II was generally known that the master OF
explosives had comedy young wife and remark;
able dog. The wife attended MIN during several
of ms dynamite speeches wherein he expounded
how every man might become his own professor
and how hundred young men could easily Jay
London in ashes shs # tnS Spouse Ths
Top of cold loft Ro..r And r,I persists ,o .Ss
in calling himself k M Eos ar Professor Sas MeS
zeroti He knows the Engiishman ne says, VINO
beat him, and no will be even with MIN when ne
On the hnr o smd or several tubs of
seSething like butter American dairy produce
is stamped on each one. . h,
wooden vessel filled with whitish stun IKE lard,
il some butter my husband got to deodorze n the
usual course of business but 1t 10 now ranciu, h;r
"Cmsar" said the Professor. addressing Tue ,n Sie
hloodhound. "why did you let me be murdereuf .
The dogs lower Jaw fell and he growled as IL "
say, Sure 1t was all over when M heard a Sst on
" olthoug6 Pm nearer death than ODonovan
Rossa. but IN get over this, Cesar, and then le5
the assassin look out HanA that letter, ae 1.ii,
sn,d he to his WIFE, "to the reporter, ana no VIII
see see | am champion of the peoples cause on
The reporter was then shown seyera " vi ~
| ciai letters requesting "R. NJ. Rogers; esq, 10
snsaL M different meetings of the People part
| ilr Eooto one of the organizers or inc reop'o
party, was seen at bis home Me- i2o L eSnSsUn5
ave lin this city. He said that he roigniUo os
| Ns11eIof' we'll, but not by that name he was
VERY clever chowist,' SAID he, "A man VINO coq ILL.,
earn anv amount of money and spend IL again. ns
had hapd some wife. first met hun III oonueo.,oI
| with a compound no discovered for empain'iul
hoSIes' and lost few hundred dollars III IT, on
sorry Tor his present misfortune for had q hlgi
opinion of his ability and his fBc address sym
| pnthize with Ireland In her struggles lot Heeao"'
for no country has suffered as much p..,o,
| Robert Blissert. another member OF the feonle
marty said that Mezzel oil did good service for But
Ier. ms a public speaker during tho campaign, II
| addressed several meetings. James Mcdrath' al
| advanced dynamteur, keeps o liquor shop
| YorL and Gold sts Brooklyn. His store was hiie
with Irshmen discussing the attacks upon Ross
and Mezzerof ,.,oe an. r,rrd.rou
| assanIt on poor Mezzeroh." put IN William Bien
| nan Bnt England will find that she Is handiin
a two-sdaed weapon when she begins assassinatin
| our people on American sel
Captain Denis Brown, Of No. 26S Clintoh'st'' Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-04
GENERAL GRANTS MEMENTos.

WASHINGTON. Feb 3.-The President to-day
.ronsr,i,,ed to the House the following message
To The House OF RepreSe"fdhres . .,o
Itake especal pleasure in laying before CONGRESS 'o
generous offer made by Mrs Grant to give 10 the "o'
ernment I'm perpetual trust the swords ana military VA
c,vin testimonials lately belonging to General Grant
conv Of the deed OF trust and OF letter addresseu W o
nv Mr. William H. Vanderbilt viii explain the h'tuie
and motive OF this offer 49,,
Annreeiation OF General Grants achievements anu
Yecocniton of his lust have In rnrt taken the sh
of numerous mementos and gifts which, whie uea' "
him nossess for the Nation an exceptohal Interest,"
These relics of great historical value. have passeo ~
~, hands Of another whose considerate action resore
the collection to Mrs Grant life trust on the coi
ton that at the death of General Grant, or sooner a
Mrs Grants option it shall become the property VI ~
government as set forth in the accompanying papers
Tn the exercise of the option thus given her. Mrs Drah
elects that the trust shall forthwith determine ana asks
eat the Government designate suitable place OF ae
nos,t and n responsible custodian for the eoiecuoh'
Tho na,ure OF this GIFT and the value Oh tne re0'
which the generosity OF private citlzeh Joineu " ~
~, aa,sa ~ nubc regard which animates Mrs Grant
have thus placed at the disposal OF the Government no
,nand fnl and signal recognition on behalf OF tue ~
=. ,h hands Of its representatives. therefore asRCoh
,o take suitable action accept the trust anu W
rovde for its secure custody the same time record
ing tho gratitude OF the people VI the o'eu
States TO the donors In this connection may peru
pentv advert 10 the pending legislation In the SENATE
and House Representatives looking 10 Sot'Un ra
recognition of Grants eminent ny pto
,tdng the means restoration to the Army on e
retired list That Congress- by taking sueh acuoh, W
give expression to the si aviden, and earnestly
urge the similar ~ Senate Dill No. %''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-04
THE REFORM IN BILLS OF LADlNG.
rRYrELRGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

WASHINGTON. Feb 3.-The House to-day,
without debate or objection passed the bill reported by
Mr. lang from the Commerce Committee 10 regulate the
forms OF bills of ladng and the duties and liabilities OF
shipowners and others This is measure IN which the
Initiation was taken by the NewYork Chamber of Com
MERGE the Produce Exchange. and the Board OF
Trade and transportation Representative James,
who is secretary Of the New-York Board
OF Trade and Transportation. offered the Dill
Last year he succeeded enlstng the interest OF the
Department OF State the subject and correspondence
was opened with foreign Governments looking to an In
tsrnaona congress for the purpose OF deyising form
for bill Of lading Later British Parliament passed
law on subject. the provisions OF which are more
stringent than those contained IN the bill passed by the
House which, In It's present FORM believed 10 nave the
approyal OF the foreign and cOastwise steamship com
panies and weasel and the Lake Interests as well
as OF the various commercial organizations or the c0un
try In brief the bill makes II unlawful To issue Dill OF
fading which does not clearly specify the e1"
act VOYAGE intended be made and any ana every
which the vessel Ia to touch and every departure
from voyage except when compelled by unforeseen
necessity ri II made unlawful TO insert agreement
70 avoid the obligations of the owners.
In the report accompanying the bill the committee
says that nearly steamship line bias Dill OF iadng
of ts own that In nearly ALL the risks accepted ana
the conditions imposed such that the shipper has
neIt 10 no Insurance for his goods 1t expected that
the Senate will modify the section OF the bill, which re-
iatee TO legal proceedings and the liability
90 ~ TO bring II into harmony with the shipping act OF
By the Senate at this session. is regarded as pretty GER
fafn