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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL SUNDAYS SCHOOLS.

The first annual meeting and election OF
officers Of the Protestant Episcopal sundayschool Asso
citation held last evening in the Church OF the Trans
nguration. Tho Association established one year
ago aud now includes % schools, with about 100
scholars and teachers. At the meeting last night
Bsaop Potter resded and the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Dr. Potter, Rector OF
Grace Church, President; Dr. Quackenbos. l.. G. M M
BILE and d. j. WtOck, icePresidents Henry MotIott,
Secretary; PM. h. Oakley Treasurer; aud the Rev.
John W. Morgan. Chaplain. DR.. III. C. Potter delivered
an essay The relation Of the Rector 20 the Supcrn-
tendent tho Teacher and the Scholar" AZ the cOnclu
sion VI the essay discussion Introduced on the sub
ject "Aro Prizes in sundaysChoOls deslraDlef' 1he
general opinion OF the debates seemed 10 DO that Was
advisable encourage attendance al mission seEoos Dy
udicOus giving. but that as rule IL was not de-
siabe to held such Inducements 10 tho children al
tending the Sabbath schools connected Win regularly
established places OF worship. The meeting closed With
"A vote Of thanks 10 the Chairman. Bishop Potter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
wEsICHEsrER COUNTY COURTs-THE SLEEPY
HOLLOW TRAGEDY.

"
HOLLOW TRAGEDY.
The March term of the Circuit Court and
Court Of Oyer and Terminer, for Wesichester County
commenced at the CourIouse White Plains, yesterday
morning. before the Hon. Justice Tappcn the Hon. Rob
ert Cochrane County Judge and the Justices Of Sessions
n K Slkmau and W. Billings. Olt OF co Petit Jurors
summoned only % answered to their names, whereupon
the Court ordered the absenees TO be fined SIS EACH
unless they could Monday next show good cause Tor
their neglect Several Grand Jurors we're fined s25 eaeh
for non.at,endancc. The fon3wingnam gentlemen
impauneed az Grand Jurors Tor the term, VIZ:
Izra ]. Horton Foremanl, John H. Briggs, George j.
Barlow, James Bolton BetJ A. Bird,al james II car
penter Amos Y. Clark, Philip Duiiy, DAVID A. HaVand
Zebuon G. Inslee, Isaac L. Lownsbury. James Miller,
i iTTh " |. Anbier Joshua W Briggs. John A.
Henry. Alsop H. Lockwood, and William Lock
The civil calendar Is the largest ever known In the
county and comprises 90 cases exclusive OF " on the
which occupied the Court untl o'clock. Isaac " W.
BuckOut arTai gned on two separate indictments
Buckout and the other with the murder OF MT landau
at Sleepy Hollow on NswYear's Day LAST The Disttct'
ments, ANNOUNCED his intention OF calling OF TIE ra OF
Bnckout tomorrow morning. when Francis Larkin ESQ,
guilty" aud protested against being called upon
for trial ut tho same term on which tho pris
Yf e then read an aay setting forth that two ladies
zone Mrs Mary Baldwin OF New.York. now in Europe
and MIS- Anl T. Brdsa OF Brooklyn absent some where
in NewJersey were important witaesses and without
whose testimony the prisoner could not safely go to la
lhdsluUCn as tLey ndu Dcen frequent slntOIs w 'uo
family, and better acquainted with the manners
aud past habits OF the prisoner than any body else oe
Sides he ir Larkn), owing TO the peculiar state OF the
prisoners mind, had not been able to consult ana advise
with the prisoner sufficiently to prepare himself to con
duet the defense The DisrctAttorney strenuousy OBJ
jected 10 any pOstponemcDt -
Tie Court retired with the adavits and facts stated,
and after brief absence announced that they deued Tue
motion OF Dir. Larkin for pOstponenlebt.
The prisoners appearance has changed very greatly pY
his conDemen in ial lie has lost much nesb and his
former sunburnt skin has become white ana delicate s
appearance in Court attracted considerable attention
and elected many surnises as ~ his sanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
DIED.


RrepgTT-O, suud,, porriug March 90 Rachel u Of Dr.
and friends attend he funeral services TS
Wednesday afternoon at y oeook a. the Nstrest VI n
Church ackeusack, n J. Train leaves CLamter'st AI|m
CUSHISG-Friay March 49, BOpbsm', vile Of James Ca'lHs Tho
T ien Of tbe family are invited 10 Der funeral Toes
inst o'clock, from her late resle1e 40 ~ eI
HOLBRooK-At ughkeePse March a. Eost Hooo0s ase-N
F3Iers II o'clock M wednesar inst Friend. 'rd 'tves
sTiTsi %, 81 be ocioc5 tram from Se@Yors
MALCOLM On Sunday March % Thomas Maon sd''. son Of
Thomas Mar, Msoom. aged % 3non'bs 10 at'.
Friends aud relatives family respectfully invited otsai ih'
the residence Of BIS i,tb,. s21,9e.' Sfns '''
thinlL ani EgLibAve. 90 IusSay March ~ a. o''oA
Edinburgh scotland, papers please copy.
MLLER-At Newark. n j. MarGa 49, Isabella Meol've ,rnf"
pssI ssrS5,es ON nessT ai II ~ 80 p Prsut usL,
Newark Sd TaBs By Neaersey Railroad 'eare Ana
Courtlaldt st. 10 Friends and relatives F''Pey n"L
InieInent a. Greenwood
REED-sauusl Tenney Reed. OF this cg scei ~ ,,,,,..
Tuesday 22d at p u, from III B0Ssry, without hh"
nodce.
sNTH-ou Sunday evening March NJ wife Of the late Henu
The T nr anG rea. q toe m respectful, invited to eai
The fasi from resleoe ofbr daughter Me- gilbert h'
No 2OJ Mouroest OF Weduesay sferuoon az ? O'clock
sAUNpERs-ou SATURDAY morning.. March 10 at
son. Mary the beloved se Of the late VIM H. SalHie' ID Der JUN
Her friend. are respectfully invited attend her aner At The ersd
Clarcb ssns upoa fIlsou Taesr March q {" y Se,,s
p m Cages w be waiting at the depot on tue a7" Of TIC
O'Clock P. IL train from fhiIiesh-st
sCOTTOn Friday March l Abigail NJ vile oiJohn H. S'o" aga
Relatives aaG family Invited 70 si''ni tie 'e,,
Cslt,t Brookyn. L. l., o Tuesday at oelock
Sullivan County, y. T., papers please copy
ds1 morning Third month Deborah "o~ otse l'e Richard
Ui,. in the ssb year Of her sse t, q ,,,s,, 10,
uers from Friend. Meeting House, haalas'eI on nm ep avn
o'clock m. .
wuTrEuorSEOp Saturday evening 18Th inst, at Mg7o' Bet
ward NJ house 10 tue zs.h Of hs age and e Of Tue LIN
ofwhItehOuse & Co..
.off neral her.aN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
womAS,s INDIVIDUALITY IN COOPER UNION


Miss Iarrictto A. Keyser, q slender and
falrhared deGuGn6 upon the lecturers platform, at
tempted last evening define the subject OF Individu
atty" The young lady was favored with goodsizcd
audience and the DISQUALIFICATION OF Gov Stewart L.
Woodor WHO observed that the father Of the speaker
had given him helping hand when liz was poor lie
had never believed that the ballet the grand pana
cea for all woman's wrongs and troubles but he did be-
leve that every being has right 10 work In that field
for which that being fitted lie desired women to help
10 mpke the platform OF education for the people.
liss Keyser ia the pOssessOr OF fno but unframed
contrgO. She said, among other things. that Goethe
once held chrysas to his and said Listen do you
hear IL How it knocks and viii burst FORTH" So
we are listening 10 the chrysa OF progress feeling that
wOInans individuality Will soon emerge glOrOusy. Ma
poleOn recognized woman's Individuality b. burning
Nine. DE StaGs book on Germany. and banshlng s au-
thor Then tine far lecturer skipped across the Channel
gave n glance at the sixth Edward, bounced ON the
Purltans, complimentod Roger Williams and
woman's Individuality, ms eXemplned IN Anne
Of the repUted witches, she Observed were women
IAppause at is sad that the Of America moro
than those OF other countries may Do truo
but some women had become FESTIVE. Chiyalry didn't
satisfy them. Among the wUIDcn whom it did satisfy
were those Who well fed and we'll clothed got all they
wanted Of chiyary, and didn't want TO fly IN its face
She spoke o women IN the war; sketehed the sanitary
Commission aud said that IN the IDEAL future aud
would work together as during that terrible time
Mentioning "the ruling Of husbands" she SAID that
rule ugly word TO apply To man neither
with conventionaes. They should show individuality
and help less fortunate in other classes. no
this city need complain OF lack OF opportunities
for culture until she has read all the books her u
lyiduality demands. Women ought to engage in any
work choose Outside interference Is mere lmpertl-
aence. Women want more monoy they arc under paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
49,, -r-,,,a s,,., Five Twenty bond, 9ol

LONDON Mars 2i-2 D m-Ured Ssies 1--WE i"'"S "'' -
for the issue Of 1862; Ten F0ues. st . -, eo.
Pass March 2I-rbe IIouDe opened quiet kente' ~ co
LoSDoS March 2-The hpneBts 81 Cotton IRON Do""' WV
18Th MT Tor 4 .,rtnight have been JIl0e bales 49, a.,
AsrwsEP March 2Peroedn opened ga'et At tlt Tor S''
Whit.
WayRy w,reh q Cotton opened quiet both o. TIE SPOT anf'1s
Tres Ornare On SPOT l5if pr eat Low hdns shs ~,
closed ~
TO- the account United Frclwe bond eosei az 70" -
issue Of 1862; 89t for ~. for tue issue q" S
leu Fone. 8l Ehe Railway shares 2ti limos Csbif'H "i'
Ausniic nd Crest Western srB At ~ ..., ,,,,,-r
LIVERPOOL March 2-i:3 Cotton IIsdii4L 0f N'Ss"F
snds. and IA I'D Tor MiGling OFl.auA ,,, .,,t.,,
LyrRPoo Mach 2ilO closed Al il!d for Nci<
Upapis d MidtisE or~sns Sales Of tLs day "
snd 'hrese
L0NDoN March 2i-4.3o p mfsiOs. 30 per cHt ken9.a
roum clio per gallon LLseed Oh qnei bs' "sJ'
talcuta Linseed tun q 80 d59 g. o..
AvRE March 2Ctou c0se firm snd unehsnge for 90 hs T"s
ASTvgRP March 2l-retroeun qaiet and unchanged.
FEaSsYoKr March 2CBteJ States F'sISessy bonds opeSo
Cat Il %! aSsl.
PARls Msrsh 2i.-Tbs Boue closed Grin. Eeues ~ re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.

4 largely attended meeting of coiored citl-
zens was held In Library Hall, Newark, last evening,
having been called listen TO addresses by prominent
speakers on the subject Of tho passage OF tho Fifteenth
Amendment and 10 make arrangements for celebrating
tho forthcoming Presidential proc anlatlOn Hl.nouhc ng
lis adoption Mr. j. - SwoNes occupied the chair MI
jaime, ~ Battle secretary. hp'ocheS were hhde ~
the Rev John Cooper of Freehold, tho Rev MI Cato or
Orange the Rev. Charles Green OF syracuse ana Mt T.
H. Murray OF Newark. Hrports addresses ana iesoiI,
ti1n, N,Te received from the C0lDfcd citizens OF
Orange Hallway Elizabeth, and Morrstowu regarding
Inc proposed celebration, hud plcdHrg themselves 10
,rurrttrJ action with ih.Ir brethren Of Newark. \
Iuiyfr ~ Wiito rtzeus were present No tho meeting.
and the opalOu VS. universally 'Apltssre tHdt no
nsna,ors qi no Moe.B1 were yea Ve''ou IN I4s Ar1 VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22

LOCAL POLITICS

The lXth Assembly District Republican AS
ISOLATION last evening admitted 20 new members
A number Of Democrats on tho west side of the
city have formed tho st. Germain Club. ana placed the
imitation $780, Among the members arc mentioned
the names OF James W. Miller, James q. King James
MastersOD, the Hon l.. Ward y. JARVIS, ". Halpin aud
John McClave. - ,
The following is the resolution passed by the
Queens County Republican Central Committee at ia
uIaica.
Fd That 10 She Judgment Oit. Committee the recent de.s
Ion Deano whereby The efs OF oar county
ore a. produce uljIsi its practical appcauon sad
That he /. bis the mailer and u he
proron OF the sreh that bis decision eanhot re
slangI Congress he eETpy requested 80 o n As IA"
a. .o TO pose unjust burden up1a agricultural hssre~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
GEORGIA.

ILLEGAL ELECTION OF STATE oFfICERS-PRO-
POSED ORGANIZATION OF THE MILITIA.
JACKSON, Miss, March 21.-A resolution was
introduced In the Senate to-day declaring the election Of
State Printer and Librarian UNCONSTITUTIONAL nasmuch
as tho Legislature had not submitted their resolution to
60 into Joint session the Governor for his approval as
the new Constitution provides The resolution has been
made the special order for Wednesday.
Gov Alcorn cent message TO the Legislature today
recommending the speedy organization OF the militia on
peace basis the arms and ammunition 70 be placed at
convenient depOts and If the militia Is cdeu mo acn
service The districts rendering necessary are to pay the
expense -o-, =. -,
The legislation thus far has been confined 70 local
affairs large number OF bills Incorporating railroads,
have been nToduced also, many plans for TIC recain-
ton Of waste lands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
yxTRADITIoy OF CALDWELL.

District Attorney Pierrepont received yester-
day from responsible correspondent in Canada, tee
gram announcing that the Court had ordered H. b. Cd
well, who 10 charged with being one Of Blatchfords
aceomplIces the drawback Frauds 10 be delivered up
to the United States authorities. Judge Pierrepont,
however. received this often that he dares
not put any faith In H. does he expect that Caldwell
will be actually ertradited, $50 long he has dollar
loiL Tor Ganalla Law Xors 10 lrece him out OH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
POLITICAL.

Although tho election for Governor Of Ken
tucly does not take place till August 1871, the newspa.
pers OF that State are discussing candidates Among the
prominent names mentioned for The Democratic candi-
date are T. 6. Senator Thomas C. McCreery. Jesse D..
Bright and the Hon. i. c. Phister, OF the Kentucky
House OF Representatives
Many of the Republican journals Of Maine
advocate the nomination OF Con T. ersey. as the next
candidate for Governor OF that State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22

The latest billiard news from London is TO
the effect that young Cook defeated Roberts Saturday
evening last easily the former 900 TO tho atters
Gil what effect this match will have Eobertss chal.
lence 10 the world Is tclegraphed but II may be
sucd that tho oX-ohampiOn VIII thdraw 1t. IL Is moro
than lonabo whether the result " these exhibitions
10 Worm Ito cost ~ teegIAphIng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
Bargains, Bargains.
Bnrghlns, ISurnHIHs'
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SlLYER,AND PLATED


WATCHES, JEWELkI, sTLYLK,AND FLAILD
WARE.
tn. subscriber will move No JI3 BROADWAY, under TIE ST.
NICHOLAS HOTEL ajout l. and Is selling fiSE GOLD
w,rrUEs and CUAISS PINE GOLD MARKINGS shd PINS.
BRACELETS LoCKETs NECKLACES, sc, at greatly reduced
prices -
DIAMOND RINGS at BARGAINS. sone as low {. T!liSTY
FORTY snd FIFTY DOLLARS each
SOLID SILVER Spoons, FORKS. CUPS NAPKIN RINGS, te.
AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
sILvBRPLATED WARE atnesry half price; FRENCH JbwhLRf
ENGLISH JET JEWELRY FANS OPERA GLASSES. &C.. At bal
tie usual prices
GEO c. ALLEN as Bro,is,y. one door beoS Cs1a!st.
and ITO Broadway between rw,ntysevnth and Twenty STA
SHOWCASES AND LARGE SAFE FOR SALE Low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22

ci,i,o order and effect q political gathering; that tho
nec6es were as rule far above the of campaign
OratIons and that the auditors were NOT ony
apprecative Ii regarded az most promising oe,
nng ~ the way Of political demonstrations and gave
ga con6dc1ce ii, the ability Of the coOred pophla-
lion Of Newark TO decide upon matters pertaining 10
,Icir t;nvcrnineut The number Of colOred voters III
80" Conntv H. about 1907 OF this number fully 1000 re-
de in Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
Tn. Rice Divorce Suit for fraud 10 ,g.. is,

The Rice Divorce suit for irhudip age " e'n'ng s''
neo Boston Il should young not to marry 'e ue'
but p hi, bride g. that she made hin believe ne vas
but bis ow. age using MAGSoLA Balm upoa her ace Ie ''
hands Poor youth probably nnd her elbows sefeD' qu''
son and pretty Ought he d,dl We tuos Of Hn' ""
lar c,., IL. BALM gives NOS, wonderful peary ard uana
peIou don't object We Ike pretty women 10 BOOB
the picture they should LIoSs KArH,oS upon he har VI"
peay chm ROSY cheeks and son. luxurious e's-' eJ become IRE
.,tib
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22

means OF circulars and tho press To effectively carry
out this pau the publishers formed themselves into
association under the title Of the Publishers Board 81
Trade" with set Of bylaws. The following named Of
hoers were chosen: William II. Appleton, President;
Smith sheldon, Wee Presidents j. c. Barnes Secretary
and g. G. WoOlw orth. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
TIE SITE or TRADE
EUROPEAN n,RKFrs

ic'oos March 2llos ECcrsos opened h 70 for rrosy ard
%, account tulei states Fve leer boet i 9t ltS
OIL sr i7. 90; Ten ture 81 ke RasaJ .lare. u hutts
,clrsr, 1 3ii Ataitic aud Great Western .it
lFsIInoL. haub 2lll 80 ,uit0u 1ti trm ha.lhrg
uli'uHs. Ill; hhdhIg u.'eaus Iild -
EhsE harr -lloiou rstti g.i. 90 Slsfoy eGh, e. l
Ia 4 cnL Ites OrIilGisv VI tas sp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
CONNFCTICIIT.

The following are the rival tickets for State
officers in Connecticut, and for state Senator'S as FAR as
they have yet been nominated The election takes place
OH Monday. AMI 4:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22

Tho Tropby Tomato Twenty seeds - Se0d fpr euii.
Adl.e., q so b WAEsa IT,. OgdeH Farm. Newport. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS

y,wORtz,N. March 2Ponr dul Dropping sale, At ~
n 25a 30 Corn duh > O5. o.is. 6ne Bras. = D hv
itsy Prime Western s3la s5I Pofk-Mess sz5 23d ga -
B,con ~ elsie aloe Hans l.e Iard-erc 20 si 20 ~
tsfc S,,ar--Prne i0i tc Noss-Fsrsenhng x'aa'c -
HAILED sja6lc Whsky ~ 0l!. oogee bnn Par baI'ic
pyms I7aI7lc sns Exchange 1917 hos York SIGHT brcsaHge
per cen N,rsS sf-io,tA closed dan ard weak 'sJd nonO
.llr Do f Niiing. sses 255 bales receipts III bales
wfxiSsroy n c. ISlaicb a Spirits larPenne hrm,r te
Rsp 1 Cue Tarpltne steady at 81 Ga ~ - Tar Ioe '"i
sale At 81 3d. Cotton dull ~,
SAS FKASCisCo March 2Lfl1uf qiiei AZ ~ ''@ WV ~
o r choice. Legal Tcuiers. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22

Wedding and Visiting Cards. Initial St,mDng Vote P'Pet
WIN kyrKDsLLs Sous Oi FuLToSsr Old DssCn CHuEeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
Spstill Totitts.
pIsIon,. :. yirnIia,u Or, Salvation for the Hair.

PbaIon,. "yitaIia; 30 Or, Salvation for tho Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALoNs "vITALIA" oilers utterly from all the dys' cob
orsr," ,ad r-sO" o In acts ca totally d.issa! pns'
ep npd fragrant and perfectly inroeuOu, pree'P'.''' no
muddy requires shaking aud eon@useis
no stain 80 th. ih. No paper curtain 10 nse, to coz
zeal it, turb appearance for simple reason that u Hofta0d
to all nents purpose, pscovEaris Toilet cssnIr
Vor,,,. h, ali drusei,ta PHsLoN L son. New.Yorh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22

Tie Police Commissioners have passed
1efou!ou directing Captains 10 make an Inventory Of a."
tie personal property under their charge preparatory 10
Who may 10 gIponied b. the pIlaept legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE NARKBr-hAhcH ~ -.
BEEF Cattle dull and t0c lovers aes l'u' ets rr 49,.
Western steers ~ GOci fir 10 good. id'r co nn'h
dnl: sales head at6a3c Hog 2JGor bshefi 'ao' '
sl24s2 20 for sop, aud $3.50 hl3 30 Tot eofnioL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22

Tic second days sale, by Bangs, Merwin Il Co, Of
the Lb.ary belonging to Mr.. Rice Of Chicago takes
place to-day. This is one Of the most remarkable
collections of books ever offered at public auction in
New-York The library IL especially rich IN dmai-
cana and contains almost an entire series Of Revolt
uorary and State Histories. Another specially Is
the Largo number Of illustrated books, many Of rare
mort. Some i,no specimens too Of early American
,prinig are included In tie collection, and almost
avery l,uartueni Of literature is largely represented
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-11
ATTEMPTED MURDER AND sU1c1pE-At

ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUIcIDE-At
about half past eight o'clock this morning a
Chinaman attempted out of jealousy to kill
his wife, or mistress, who resides on the
south side of l street, between Fourth and
Fifth. 1t would appear that he assaulted her
with Ratchet and small knife. With the
former he chopped and broke both arms above
the wrists, split the hands in twain, length
wise, and inflicted other injuries about the
hands and arms. With the knife he stabbed
her near the collar bone, cut her in the neck
and in numerous other places about the head
and face, causing some shocking wounds.
After having; as he thought, killed her, he
took large dose of opium, intending to COM
init suicide. Other Cinnamon secured him
shortly afterward, and word being sent to
the station house, both the would be murderer
and his victim were conveyed thither by the
police. When he arrived there he appeared
to be nearly dead from the effects of the drug,
but subsequently, Chinaman appeared with
basin Of lukewarm water cOnta lining a
quantity of assafetida, which was poured into
the patient and caused him speedily to vomit
and revive. He proved to be able to speak
good English and intimated that he had tried
to kill the woman and himself because he
found that she (for whom he had paid $500
was about to run away with another China
man. The woman had her wounds dressed
at the station-house and was then taken to
the Hospital. She will probably recover-l
Union, May 8.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-11

POP !-George Flyers bar at the
Ormsby is supplied with the best pop
that ever was tasted hereabout. More
over, George is liberal with it. He,
through his indispensable and popular
deputy, Andy Whitford, presented us
with a bottle of it, along with a chunk
of ice and the loan Of a tumbler, night
before last. when the Office was hot and
the editorial palate was dry and parch
ed. We thought, as we poured down
that harmless and refreshing beverage,
that we should be thankful to George
and Andy forever-more and SO we
shall and we shall ever pray, &C., &C.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-11

A MARROW ESCAPE. - One of the
miners of the Caledonia mine yesterday
sent up lot of picks from the 200 foot
level to be sharpened. When the tub
had nearly reached the top, somehow
one Of the picks caught against the side
OF the shaft and fell. He heard il COM
ing and lodged, but one point bit him
on the front part of his left shoulder, in
ficting an ugly but not serious wound.
-Ente,prisc.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-11

Dr.. TJADER's health has so much improved that
he will prescribe for patients at his residence i'm
mediately west of the Mint. ap29-1m
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-11

The SUPPLYoF WATER.-Mr. Sweeney
requests US to state that the water will
be turned off the pipes owned by him,
from 9 o'clock this evening until until 6
O'Clock to- morrow morning
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-11

STATE WARRANTS WANTED. The highest price
paid for State Warrants, by the undersigned, at
Wells, Fargo Co. g office. H. F. RICE
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-11

EiaBT TsousAnD DOLLARS has already
been subscribed for the relief Of The
Richmond Sufferers In New York.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-11

- THE GovsRHoR OF ILLINOIS proposes
to put stop to the operations Of Lynch
law which have, Of late, become much
too prevalent in that State.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-11

DWELLING House. FOR SALE.-A resi-
dence, consisting of house with seven
rooms, and Fl We lots Of ground, is offer
ed for sale. See advertisement.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-11

The SENATE has yet taken no definite
action upon the House resolution to
adjourn on the 4th Of July.