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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-06

XIX MAH
O4Uj cor. Commercial, San nni,
Frincisco, esablfshedg In @ ~
1S54 for the treatment Of zoe
SeYral n dSeminai diseases,
such IA Gonorhca, kGlett,1
Structure, Syphilis in ellin M
forms. Seminal weakness,
Impotcncy, etc, Skin ditS =
eases (of years standing and "
liberated Leg Euoeessfuly spa
DOCTOR aIBBoN has the plsasars 9t q,
Douncins that 10 has retuInsdta tsis st.ts .fiss q
an Ibsencc. Of one year. during which M ns
IA visited 1.-THE principal hospitals Of Europe
among them those OF Dublin, London an1st
Pads. The following celebrated hokpueis srer
among those visited By the postoI Snys
stnithasid; b. TuKsf, Old. street; 81. fMary',
camb. Place, Pad; Lock, Harrow Road; Ults
ycrrity, Cover street; Westminster, broad
Sanctuary; Charing Cross. Agar street, strand;
London. Whitechapci Road, Royal Ere, ssrayssp
DOCTOR GIBBoN has also visited Doctor
Acton OF London, Parker Of BirminghAimS Eng5
and Ricord OF Paris; who arc considered the
best physician. and surgeons n no. aSS !
highcst Il the treatment Of sexual disease.
DOCTOR GIBB0N has obtained from them 2
their new mode OF treatment, which esnuos Rc &
Terrible Dissases. se's
~ $500 - therc ~,hn nro ~snficrino ont. A.
n,Is.rsbie ssIstenee nom me effects on .ecrcf |,
iuduisouces. or from virus absorbed into the syr-
TENS Look at their pailid, cmaciatedi and disa
figured fsees and broken down constitutions.
dlsqualifying them for the happiness Of marriage
or BE endowment Of life. In this lorr1d situa-
lion tho1sands suffer until death cloees tho scene.
Let parents. guardians and friends attend TO
those who arc suffering With any Of these horri;
BILE life destroying rialhlics-rscc that they are
cared for and cured before ,it be too late. send
them immcdiatcly to DR.. Glbbon. n physician /,
who has made private diseases his special study
for years, and who 10 certain To- cure tho most
inyctente cases without mercury or any other
Injurious drugs. II II Important to those who
are afnictcd or to those who are interested IN the
Welfare on their friends, to be careful or the
many pretended! doctors, who infest aH ritics, :
publishing their skill in curing AL diseascs INA
few days, Imposing upon the pubic py uslne wy
names Of eminent physicians ron, Europe ana
other places. Be, therefore; careful ana maxi
strict Inquiry, or you may fll Into the halids OF
those charlaians. r4gl5f are SOD
s.r,,,,l ~yy.pkne...
1-.N". ~ s..s..nan. /, s.ie
seminal hNibtlOnb, LUZ pS4uytNS"tS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-06
IYR0WN POINT COLD AND

NJ Silver Mining C0mpany.-Locauon oil
works, Gold Hill. Storey County, State OF Ne
vada, Notice Is hereby given, that at a meeting
Of the Board OF Trustees OF said Company, held
on the 18th day OF December, 1858, an ASSESS
ment OF Seven Dollars and Fifty Cents per share
pany, payable Immediately, In United States
gold coin, to the Secretary at the ONCE OF the
company, Hayward's Building, No. 4la Califor-
mia street, San Francisco. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
1859, shall DO deemed delinquent, and will be
duly advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment shnll DO made before, will be
sold on MONDAY, the 18th day OF February,
1859. to pay the delinquent assessment, together
BY order Of tho Board Of Trustees.
CHAS. Z. ELLIOT, Secretary.
ONCE Crown Point Gold and Silver Mining
Company, Room No. Is Hayward's Building,
No. 40 California street, San Francisco, Call
fOrnia nt-camhrr 18th 1890 dn1i.td
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4 AaESamENr NOTIOR.=R

n CHER COMPANY.-Notice Is hereby given
that at u meeting OF the Trustees of said Com
pany, held this day, an assessment of $25 per
share was levied on each and every sharo'of the
capital stock Of said Company, payable lmmedi-
pany, Virginia, Nevada, IN United States gold
coin. Any stock on which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on SATURDAY, January 30. 1860,
will be advertised on that day rs delinquont, and,
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on TUESDAY, March 9, 1869, to pay
said delinquent assessment, together with cost
OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-06
FRHNCH MEDICAL OFFICE

JtNR. JULIEN PHpRAULT,, DocToK oyi NV
IL Asdisins Of the Faculty efRafiS, 6rsduattt e..
of,Ss uIly;r,l.y Sus:n's c.l!;s.. .5d Pay,l..,n g
cisco. s N =
DR.. psrrault has p~iss.urs 10 lnfafn p~sti.nns y
and others seeking scn6isntiai mecienladpJts. q
thathe can be committed daily ~ hi. offss, Arm. /,
Org HALL Building, NcrthsaStsornsi nonigcnisry !.
and Sacramento streets. San FrantIses! Rohp
Nes {. 10. II, nrsth.or. up stair. .nti.nss on
DR.. Psrrsult's studies hays been Almost sxfiu n
siysly dsvotsdt 10 the care Of ths yariopsfsrmtof
Nervous and Physiesl Debility, the result Of lnsaa'
urious habits acquired In youth. which usual, 30.
terminatsin Impotence and stsrility and Peipih.
nsntly Induce all ths eensoritantS OF old oaIs.jStt
Where . secret inhrniiy exists i~nyolvjnt ID. Ssa
morality dictate the nsteEsity offts removal. foi
fact iha prsp atprr dsejihs ofths visCr'ci itr
manhood rpatrinsnial uphspplnssg compulsory 53a
germ Of 1hish Is plliTtsd IN ssriy iifs, ,Sd ID.
bitter fruit tasted leng aftsrN ards patient, ,ls.t K
boring undsr this wilseDplLr efost -,
Emissisns PainsIn thsBlsf Andh1ld. wssins,,
Of and Sight, Diishare Siren tbs Grtthfh 10
On Eoing 70 stoolormakins watsr he Jntelle,tusla
IDEAS are cloudsd. and there iss disinsjipa ~ . NJ ~.
attend 10 businets. or even 10 trading, writlrt a.
the society Of frisnd etc. The pntfentS wN7o'
probably complain o. Dlrsisssr y.ytse and slsi
iisiprbsd " drssns. nslan Sb.Iy sisbibs pnlpirsg
tatIsns, ~fAlHtings coughs and Gov ferret :Swhii. lg3s
soms have rheurstis p lins and nnpb;, !,
.,..:.n ss st S'G pIap s ! II. sss. sSss . .Shais %
different parts sfihs body HGtisnti ssfsrise , 81
from this disease sheulf apply ipmsdiassyts a
Or. Perrauit, sithsfin psrsep. Or ~ lsttsr q he N,
Inpotencsin sixt to sishtwseks. "a Esiik;r3 81
I. PatIentsgu ferins rom yer etsaldisesse,{s srs.sSf
stage, 6%ouorrhsa. uisst. Striciures, Bubo Ulsfit, :
Cutassous Euptisna :te.. VIII be treated sue
entIrely removed from thelytlen.
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''na 'Of

Native Caiifornia Wine Bitcrs,
and you win obtain the same popular beverage
80 favorably known since 1850. BEWARE OF
COUNTERFEITS. Purchasers Of our Wins
Bitters are requested to observe the familiar old
yellow Label. and see that the words, "MERCA'
DO 8 SEULLY. SAN FRANCISCO" arc en-
grayed on the Government stamp pasted over
tho cork OF each bottle. This Ia tho only eject
ual security against the eounterfoit imitators.
Dcpot-O6 and sos Jackson street. San Fran
cisco. MRRcADo i CO.
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nTVIDEND TICE---.Ti

nIvIDEND TICE---THR
~ Kentuck Mining Company has this dny de.
share on each and cvery share OF the capital stock
OF the said company, payable on THURSDAY,
December 10, 1858. The dividends upon all stock
standing In the name Of A. E. Hill, Trustee, will
be paid by the Agency Of the Bank OF California
in Virginln, Nevada, on presentation Of the Ger.
~tifcates Of stock. J. D. FRY, President.
~ December Z. 1855. doI.tf
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DANCING SCHOOL!

.rER. D. LYONS, OF VIRGINIA, "a
MI win ope1 a School. for ladies and
gentlemen, At
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
~ GOLD HILL. ,,s

All styles sf Likeness takes NJ -,
Rssms src Warranted.
OARTRS DE- vISTTR, ALL STYLES; an;
I J brotypes, Nehineotypes, Pearitypes, ano
All other Kinds taken In the art.
m n. lB.-Picturss Of all kinds copied. Also,
the sick and deceased taken At their rssidenes.
II desired. oon Losksts aad pins OF al ktnds.
Cola nm Nsvoabsr "A, 1888. Al Doi<f
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-06

sskssMENT NOTIGE-AT A
"A Meeting Of the Board OF Trustees OF the
Arizona Gold and Silver Mining Company, held
this day, an assessment OF Fifty Cents per shnrc
was duly levied upon each and every share Of
the capital stock Of said Company, payable i'm.
m me ns @ INC Secretary IN J: =. gold coin, at
the Board OF Trustees.
Virginia, December 18th, 1855, ~ def6im
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scnAErER,s HAIL, GOLD BILL,

On MONDAY and THURSDAY Evenings.
School for beginners from Z to- o'clock. amer
which win be given aL6oircs, to last TIL II
o'clock. Good music win b In attendance.
ADMIssIoN-to School and soirss. ....$1 s..
noio.lm nh D. Lyons, Teacher.
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ALPHA GOLD HILL MINING

BY order OF the Board OF Trustees,
H. BRUCKMANN, Secretary.
Virginia, New, December 81, 1858. ja2-1m
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AROMATIC
sCHIEDAM sCHNAPPs

Is, consequently, in grea, demand by persons
travelling. or about to settle in California ops
cally, as well as BY many in every community
whe, Il hs. become known, on accom-, OF its
various Other rsmeaiai properties.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CHANGE OF NAME.

MIRcaDDo, : 60, sTccEs
LIZ, hare been obliged, for their
own protection and the safety Of
the public, TO change the nama Of.
their celebrated Bitters to
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NOTICE.TO THE CHEDII.

\ Dated December 3ist, 1858.
II. K. MIrcnELL, atCy for Petitioner. de3l.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-06

ID Yellow Jacket silver Mining COMPANY,
Gold Hill, Nevada, January 9Th, 1883. DiGi.
dend No. IS, OF. One Hundred Dollars (ki0O)
per share, was this day. declared, payable at me
office OF the Company. or at the Bank OF Califor.
mia, San Francisco, on and after tho 18th inst.
ja5-tf F.. 7. 0SMST0N. Secretary,
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Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

U 8. Marshal and Messenger in Bankruptcy.
ia4.td By r, V, DEFY. Deputy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-06
AROMATIC
FEVER N AaUE,

a complaint caused BY N. o%on,oin. .ases. Of
vegetable malaria in the atmosphere, and vcSe
aSl. puirsscenecs in tho waters Of those dis.
srct. in which /. principally prevails. The
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-06
II ma NgDICtL
TO THE -UNRORTUNATE.y
NEW


efEKHARNY STREET,
V4Vl cor. Commercial SAY
Francisco, estsbfshed ~
1854, for the treatment o.
Sexual and Seminal diseases,
such "a Gononhce, lGlett,
Structure, Syphilis in ellits
forms. Seminal Wekkncss,
Impotcncy, etc. Skin dis,
eases (of years stsnding)n and
liberated Legs Euccestfnly
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UDoLPHo WOLFE
Sold Manufacturer and Importer.

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NOLD HILL QUARTZ WILL

U and Mining Company .-Noticc.-Thc an.
nnal meeting OF tho stockholders OF the above
named company, for the election OF Trustees to
serve foI r the S,i sns Sl y yss5; win Be n held on
UARY; lsSs; az : o,cioskS 7; 4; At their ONCE,
r. WEGENER, Secretary.
San Francisco, December 10Th, 1868, dofo-td
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-20
COROSERs' REQUESTS YESTERDAY.

An inquest was held at 90 Mott street by Coroner
Flynn on the body OF Daniel Banks, aged thirty
eight and a uative of Ireland, whose death was
found 10 have been principally caused by intenl-
perance. verdict to that effect was rendered.
Coroner Flynn also held an inquest at 10 vande-
water street over the remains OF Honora Halsey,
aged twenty.three and native Of ireland, who died
from the effects OF injuries sustained ON Tuesday
by fall down flight OF stairs on the third floor OF
premises 1913 Fulton street, whore she had been &C
work. The stairs were, 1t appears, In very unpro
tected condition. The jury rendered verdict OF
Coroner Flynn continued his investigation In the
case OF James McSorly, the Park gardener, who was
found I'm pond at the corner OF Fiftyninth street
and FINN avenue and who was supposed TO have
been robbed and murdered. 0fficer James X. phil.
lips OF the Twenty ninth precinct testified that tho
pond was in very unprotected and dangerous con.
ditlon and expressed the opinion that the deceased
had ai en- over the rocks into the water being tnerc
by drowned and injured. The case VIII be concluded
to-day.
An Inquest was held by Coroner Flynn over the
remains OF Mrs. Mai-~--lyder. the woman who was
believed To have been killed through violence by her
husband, William Lawder, at Third avenue and
llsth street. The jury rendered a verdict that de.
ceased mad died from internal hemmorrhage the
result OF external violence tee cause OF which they
could not ascertain. They fully exonerated the
had greatly accelerated her death by continual in.
temperance. Lawder was thcreupon released.
han aged seventeen was At work in SEWING
machine wagon at the corner OF Mott and Bayard
streets, he suddenlyiel dead. Coroner Flynn being
notified held an inquest, when " was discovered that
death had been caused by hemorrnage Of the lungs.
The verdict Of the jury was In accordance with the
Coroner Flynn decided yesterday TO adjourn the
inquest in the case OF Catharine Mcdaniel, VINO
committed suicide at loo Monroe street unit! to Day
The relatives OF james Sweeney, who Is alleged 70
have been tue indirect cause of the suicide or de.
ceased, are quite anxious regarding the saiety o.
tner relative as they state mat ne IS IN CUSTODY
| somewhere, though they do not seem to know VINO
| arrested sweeney or on wat ground. ms Mate-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-20
TIE PRIZE RING.
Allen and GalIagher-The Latter Defeated
in Eleven ROunds-Thc Fight Declared a

Allen and GalIagher-The Latter Defeated
in Eleven Rounds-Thc Fight Declared a
Draw.
Ist. Louis august ~ correspondence Cincinnati
The dispatches which were teegraphed from the
battle ground and sent as specials to different Cities
were not only incomplete but inaccurate. They
ended in Aliens favor More reliable accounts,
brought up by the Louisville this evening, give .
base conduct OF Aliens opponents. ' -''"
The first three rounds were In Gallagher's favor,
% aa bss SS o tSss
time to the nnish the Tight was Aliens. In
the seventh round, especially, Gallagher was
the pit Of the stomach which nearly prostrated him.
The eighth and ninth rounds were also desperately
the tenth round Gallagher was very weak and easily
Knocked down. Az the eleventh be was still weaker
and too exhausted to defend himself, and was sent
to grass almost without an effort
At this point Tom Kelly, one Of Gallagher's sec.
onds, threw up the sponge. Jim Coyne, one of
Aliens seconds. then crossed over to Kelly and
asked, tom, are you whippeds' and Kelly 70 piled
Eyes" Allen and his seconds then left the ring and
who threw up the sponge the referee Caring thai
who threw It. He therefore declared the battle a
draw. When Kelly was appealed to he refused TO
acknowledge that he threw the sponge up, but while
going to the boat he ls said to have told Dad Ryan,
Aliens umpire, that the fight was Aliens.
The referee also defends his action on the ground
that Allen left the ring before the decision was
given. Alien Claims tnat tne throwing up OF the
sponge determined the battle In his favor, and he
had right under the rules to leave There was
another reason why Allen might desire to get away
as speedily as possible Not only had he been hit
with club during the fight, but after the sponge
had been thrown up he went to Gaagher's corner
and held out his hand for parting shake when
Gallagher struck him. Under these circumstances
Allen might reasonably have felt that his life was IN
danger and TO stay longer would lead TO serious re.
suits.
The facts seem to be that any pretext that offered
would be taken advantage OF 10 defeat Allen and
the dispute about the sponge and the leaving OF the
ring by Allen We're used as means to prevent him
from reaping the benefit OF q byavely fought and
well won victory. The decision Oh the referee In the
face OF the assertions OF hundreds OF witnesses to the
sponge being thrown up, Is denounced by everybody
except Gallaghers friends, and Is looked upon as
another evidence OF the determined rascaty OF laen
having money 40 upon fight
Allen says he Will fight but once more-viz., with
McCoole, pear Cincinnati-and will then withdraw
from the ring, believing he cannot obtain justice at
the hands OF his opponents,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-20
HORSE NOTES.

We see that the Hardic Park Association, at vii.
Transport, Pa, have selected the 9Th, 9th, It'll and
sth o. October for trotting meeting. The Narragan.
set Park have their fa meeting the same days. az
they announced some months ago. The Hardlc Park
Association should postpone their meeting two
weeks to make 1t successful az ali the good horses
will be at Narragansett.
There is much doubt In the minds Of turfmen as to
the length Of some Of the prominent trotng and
running tracks In the country. The managers Of the
tracks should have them measured by competen,
surveyors and their respective lengths given to the
public under oath. The Union and Centreville
courses, on Long Island, we know to be q mile; but
we cannot voucn for any other Have the tracks
measured, and send us the lengths for publication.
That IL the only way to settle the question. Fast
time can always be made on short tracks, you know
Mr.. Bonners' mare Pocahontas trotted a half mile
few days ago at the Prospect PARK Fair Grounds.
On the same day Mr. Bonner drove Dexter mile In
2:232i 10 his road wagon.
magnificent bright bay trotting horse Repeater, by
Toronto Chief, dam by Old Abdallah. He is sixteen
hands high and very fast, and will be used by Mr.,
Gnes as road horse. Price $4,000.
Mr.. w. II. Smith Will use Tattler on the road.
Jay Gould is driving Lizzie Warwick and Rosa
Mac on the road. They are very small for q road
team, bat show sharp gait.
John Dye was out yesterday with hs black team
Benton ana Mary and cut loose up the road at
Mr.. Corey has Que OF the fastest teams on the road
They are bays and he rattles them at forty.dye
gait the length OF The ROAD.
MIR. Crppen Is driving his sorrel geldlng Newburg
and he Gen sDQW q "i0" gait to q top wagon. he
has record Of 2:3J.
Messrs. Andrews Brothers ride In a family carriage
nowadays. They are giving their trottlDg team q
rest.
Fay is driving bay and gray trotting team that
steps fast
Sammy Weeks Ethan Allen geldng was stepping
very fast ON Tuesday afternoon.
Abe Dubois is driving One thoroughbred looking
a4s .sffa
MT Green drives a very stylish pair that attract
O good deal OF attention.
Mr. Howard Ia driving his recent purch ase, q Gne
action.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-20
DISTRACTIONS IN vsssY STREET.

Great complaint is made Of the distractions re-
Gently placed in vesey street, below Greenwich con-
ssting of sheds occupying eleven feet of the thor
oughfare Several OF hesc distractions are occupied
by butchers vegetable dealers and fancy article ped
lars, and are constructed in manner Indicating a
permanent occupation OF the street. The buildings
vehicles, heaps OF produce and other oestruc'
lions are collected about them, encctually
closing up onehalf Of the street. The tenants
represent that they have permits from the munich.
pal authorities TO erect these structures ana that
rent OF ninety dollars month and upwards Is paid
for the ground the essees erecting the buildings at
their own expense. The structures are nuisance,
aud II the municipal regulations authorize such oo-
struc.i0ns In a busy street ike Vesey, II becomes
our city fathers 10 amend the laws aud correct tae
wi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-20

the jury the Coroners AMI his position IN the inousl
!loni ne ana TINS elcqgently and submitted the case
70 their hands a. linen rested. Eightynve minutes
thereafter the following verdict was rendered.
We, the Undersigned, sworn jurors to inquire into
all the proof adduced in the matter OF her decease
the following:-That we 40 exonerate her husband
death, and believe that the complaint was brought
through malice by DR.. Jacob Henggeer
ISAIAH MlLBURN Foreman.
JAMES f. TREMPER, FRED. CHASING, Jr.
THOMAS SifANkEY. LEVI d. WEST
CORNELIUS DORIAN. MICHAEL. EICKSTElN,
The announcement OF this verdict elected from
the nundreus In the lhronged parlors the follow
ing:-
"Three cheers for Mr. NickersOn.n
'Three grOans .or Dr. Henggeer."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-20
POLICE INTELLiSEycE.

A CONFIDENCE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Spetzer Was
yesterday arrested charge Of defraudipg. by tho
confidence game, Mr.. Hitz Gerrod. The complainant
says Thar the accused represented that he owned
farm in New Brunswick, N. j., and that he hired
lars paid for two passage tickets and az the cars be-
gan moving run away. The accused was held TO an
swer by Judge Kelly, OF the Tomos Police Court.
ALLEGED THEFT OF MoNEY.-A man giving his
name as Peter Hart was yesterday arrested for steal
ing $780, the property OF Geo. W. White Co., ONO.
2s4 Broadway. The complainant, Thomas NJ. Cours
clerk In the establishment stated mat ne saw inc
prisoner near the desk III which the money was
wards saw that the money was gone He was held
by Judge Kelly 10 answer the charge Oh sseahnS 'hs
money.
ARRANGEMENT OF ALLEGED BURGLARs.-Edward
Quinn alias "Lefthanded jack" william II. Dooey
and William Robinson, the full particulars Of whose
arrest on charge OF breaking INTO the store No. 21S
Greenwich street and stealing $500 worth OF gentle.
mems furnishing goods was published IN yesterdays
HERALD. were yesterday brought before Judge KellY
at the Tombs Each claimed to be innocent Qf the
charge. They were committed to answer wltnout
bail. The same disposition was made OF george
Hoffman, alias Purser and Joseph Greenwood, whose
arrest has also been reported III the HERALD on
charge OF breaking into the store NO. 1888 broadway
and stealing $500 worth OF shirts and veivets.
STABBING AFFRAY.-At the Yorkville Police Court
yesterday afternoon three young men, named
Thomas Brennan, George Resner and Peter Albert,
were charged with having on Sunday evening last,
on Tenth avenue, committed felonious assault on
Henry Hoffman, who was stabbed four times In the
side with knife. Evidence was introduced on be-
half Of Riesner and Albert proving their Innocence,
and Alderman Coulter discharged them. Brennan,
the other prisoner, was also declared innocent OF
having stabbed Hoffman, but he was compelled TO
give bonds to keep the peace In consequence OF
having struck the latter with his fist.
ALLEGED FALSE PRErENCEs.-James s. Black,
alias David Aver, was yesterday taken before Judge
Kelly at the Tombs on a charge OF swinding Mr.. e.
Pester OF No. IS Nassau street. out of $3.50 worth Of
pocketDooks through fraudulent representations.
The complainant states in his affidavit that on the
23d of last January tie accused came TO MS place
and represented himself to be David Aver. or Dam
Of tobacco to John II. Roberts, No. 81 Beaver street,
for which he had not yet been PAID, ana tnat NO
would pay for the pocketbooks on the l6th or tne
next month. Afterwards Mr.. Poster ascertained
that the prisoners name was James y. Black, ana
that the statements made TO him were wholly iaise
The accused gave ball IN $1,000 to answer the Charge