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The New York herald., 1871-03-16
TIE FIVE POINTS FIGHT.

The Latest MurderOus ARRAY in a Baxter
Street GrOGgery-A Skull Fracturcd-Ante-
Mortcm Statement.
desperate afrray occurred In the groggery No. Is
Baxter street on Tuesday evening" in which bottles
rumblers and other weapons were freely used.
John Sullivan. the barkeeper, received blow
on the head, as alleged, from a bottle
in the hands OF Bartholomew Upton, alias
Bolivar. The latter was promptly arrested by Cap
tain Kennedy and detective Doan, OF the Sixth pre-
cinct, and locked up. Bolivar Is an ex-convict,
having served two terms in State Prison on con-
vicion for burglary. The accused has also been in
the Penltentiary and later than last August was
sent to Blackwes Island for six months for aiding
and assisting prisoner to escape from the Island.
Sullivan was removed to the Centre Street Hospital
with terrible fracture of the skull, and his life
being considered IN imminent danger Coroner
Young, at the request OF Captain Kennedy took the
victims ante.m0rtem statement.
SULLIVAN, THE VICTIM
says that the prisoner entered his place
and created disturbance. He had been
drinking and commenced fooing with q
Bolivar quarrelled with Edward Murray and
botn Of them commenced throwing bottles at each
other. Sullivan says he came from behind the bar
to put stop to 1t, when they both ran behind the
bar and Upton struck HIM on the head with a black
pint pm bottle which was standing on shelf behind
and on recovering found officers In the place, and
they took him to the Sixth precinct station house
the effects OF mis- injuries, but the hospital surgeons
have little or no hope that he can long survive.
The jury rendered verdict against Bolivar, and
Coroner Young committed him to await the result
OF Suiiivan's injuries.
THE ACCUSED
is twenty-five years OF age born in Ireland, lives at
NO. IA Baxter street and says he Is carpenter by
trade. In his examination Upton SAYS, that while
fooing with a soldier named Jonn COnners, from
Governors Island, Edward Murray struck him In the
back Of the head with bottle, when he event ior'
him and threw a bottle or two ut him. Upton fur
ther says. that as 1t got too hot for him. and he had
TO Jump out of the door. he does not know whether
he struck the barkeeper not He says also he was
not drun X, but mad been drinking.
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MASSACHUSETTS FOL.TlcS.
Stir in the Republican Ranks General But
Ie.'s PrOgrnmme.

(From the Boston Journal, March 1871
The signs OF the tunes indicate lively political
campaign In the State The coming fail. IL all ac
counts be true IL Is the intention of the friends Of
General Butler 10 place his name before the repub
convention as a candidate for Governor. Ii is
said that General Butler IS not committed yet to
this proposition, though he does Lot treat the sug
gestion with indifference, as II leaves HIM In good
position to accepo Senatorial h0nors in the
future, even higher post should the country
demand his services. II has been urged that Gen.
eral Butler strong only in small district, and
he is not opposed ~ a movement which Ills trends
think will reiute this charge. II necessary he would
no doubt take the stump.
DR.. George b. Loring IN case this programme is
carried out, will run In the Filth Congressional
district to fill the vacancy caused by the retire.
ment or General Butler or he may prefer foreign
appointment.
General Butler, 1t IS whispered. Will have the sup
port OF the labor party and the influence OF Wendell
Phillips, while 1t IS anticipated that the soldier ele-
ment Will sustain him by their votes.
The opponents OF this plan propose 10 rally under
Messrs Jewell and Rice, though some or the bitter
est antButler men suggest that the denomination OF
Gov ernOr Clafn would settle The question at least
for this year. his chances OF carrying the Republic
can Convention are thought TO be more certain than
those OF any other candidate that has yet been
named
The democratic wirepullers are anxiously watch
Ing events In the hope that diSSension in the
publican ranks will enable them to gain victory.
II Is little early 10 talk about the result OF con-
vention TO be held next fall, but party managers
already laying pipe In the directions which we indi
cate above.
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THE PROPAGATION or TROUT.
The Fishery Commission and MIR. F

The Fishery Commission and MIR. Furman.
The State Fishery Commission have offered to give
to the owners Of streams and ponds In the State
sufficient black bass, white bass, catfish, perch, sun
fish or pike with which to stock their ponds Mr.
Furman, an extensive cultivator OF trout at New
town, has prepared petition against the offer Of
the Commission. He says that II streams are
stocked with either OF the species offered by the
Commission it will be impossible to propagate brook
trout Trout win not prosper where either Of these
species exist. Mr.. Furman says every pond on
Long Island can be maze to produce 900 pounds OF
trout annually and prOphesies that In ten years. II
the people be advised by the Fishery Commission,
there viii not be gooa trout pond IN the State.
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being considered very fair realization for the four
animals. The crowd surged out into the rain, and
Tor the first time In the day
POST-MORTUARY CONyERS ALTON
was INDUCED In about the late lamented owner OF
the stud just sold.
II never Kind o. feel a mans dead till see his
noises ana nxings sold" satd man OF 'ossy look
ABOUT tne SHIRT collar to friend, the assistants
III tnls last scene separated III the drlzzle.
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CHURCH AND STATE.
Information for sssectarian'' Spectators and
Speakers.

Information for "Sectarian'' Spectators and
Speakers.
To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
AT the recent meeting Of the Methodist preachers
DR.. Crooks Is reported to have said that near his
residence the Catholics have property worth
$3, 000 900, and 1t Is occupied by priests house.
orphan asylum and cathedral, all Of which, he said.
they received as a donation from the city. Now, it
has been frequently publicly denied that the site of
the cathedral on Fifth and Madison avenues and OF
the Church Of st. John the Evangelist contiguous,
were donated by the city to the Catholics; and yet
every day some new advocate Of Protestantism puts
forward this untruth, either from cupable ign0-
rance OF facts, or from q wilful desire
to deceive BY msstatement OF them. The
Union League originated the Ialsehood in the
controversy as to the appropriations for denomina.
tional schools at which tine 1t also falsly stated
that there was room enough for 10000 more chill
annual report for the then year stated that there
was need OF accommodation for at least 5000 chill
DOCTOR anxious for tue truth and Wiling 70 state
IT, would refer him to Liber $40, p 1854, OF Convey
a ancss; ss:, Tnis a conveyance is dated November
bargained, &C. unto Robert iylDurn nN and is his
of St. Patrck's Cathedral were then seized
Of ea se es SUM as a %
rents thereafter accrue; and tnat In considera-
ton ol such the said trustees became the or
the property. The deed was signed by the wing and
know Notningn Mayor Kingsland. The stfpua-
ions OF the original lease required the lessee pay
f40S lawful money and the yearly rental OF "f0ur
bushels Of merchantaple wneav' ss qpit rent. AS
Tor the 900 OF real estate which the Catholics
hold, as alleged In the city, they have the same title
TO 1t as Mr. Stewart or Mr.. ASt0r lave 10 their pro-
perty. Every church, parochia school and pastoral
residence. together with every convent In New York.
mas been paid for from the hard earned money OF
Catholics who unlike Methodsts, constantly sup
plement their faith by good works.
CATHOLIC READER
The New York herald., 1871-03-16
THE IRISH CONFEDERATION.
The United Irishmeu First In Line.

Inc AFtsuMcu TIEsA
The INST response 10 the address OF the Directory
OF the Irish Confederation came yesterday evening
from the United lrishmen. w. J. Nicholson, Secre-
tary, and Richard McCoud, Treasurer Of the United
lrishmen. on behalf OF that body. turned over all
their property 10 the Irish Confederation Their
first instalment OF money from their treasury
S4500-was handed yesterday TO the Irsa Direc-
tory, who returned the following receipt
Received from Mr. Richard McClouc, Treasurer OF the
United Irlshmen $780, which the Directory United
Inshmen hand in to the Irish Confederation.
EDMOND POWER,
PATRICK WALSH,
MARoH Is. I37L Directors Irish Confederation.
The New York herald., 1871-03-16

About twelve O'Clock on Tuesday night Mr.. Jacob
Mauritz, German, forty-two years Of age, OF sixth
street, Williamsburg with his family was attending
the ball OF the lafayette Benevolent Association at
the Teutonia Assembly Rooms, Third avenue. near
Fifteenth street, when he was taken suddenly III
wniie standing In lhe crowded hall, and falling to
tne moor, expired almost Instantly. Disease OF the
heart was the cause or death, Coroner Herrmana
held an inquest on the body,
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anything IN pubic, ana we cannot perceive the
point OF hts prominence, unless 1t may be based
upon the fact that Mr.. Sanford is giving especial
attention to his training at the Preakness stables.
Mr. S. is a man OF immense viii, generally sue
ceeds in his undertakings, and If he determines to
win the Belmont Stakes, may be dangerous.
The Ladies' Stakes, to be run for at the same
meeting is for llies three years old, 500 entrance
half forfeit, $1,000 added one mile and five fur
longs; the owner OF the second 1lly to receive $500
out OF the stakes; closed with fifty nominations.
Nearly all the 1llies OF decided promise are among
the nominations for this important event. Madame
Dudley, by Lexington. dam Britannia w., by Flying
DutcAman; Mary Clark, Mary Louise, Elsie, Rattan.
Aureoa, Fanchon and Nellie Ransom. referred to
above, are likely to be foremost In the betting,
though among the others there plenty OF blood and
form to render the result doubtful The first three
named-Madame Dudley, Mary Louise and Mary
Clark-are decidedly first class, and the question OF
superiority only be decided by the race. Madame
Dudley has never met either Of the other two while
they have met but once Tin the Nursery Stakes when
Mary Louise ran second to Harry Bassett, AID Mary
Clark was not placed; hut as the latter got
very bad start the result was no test.
We confess to decided partiality for Madame Dud-
ley, resulting probably, from her last race which
was for q sweepstakes at Baltimore one mile, which
she IN 1:4s carrying 104 los, and finishing in
nne Styie on the Same day ooverncr BOWle's nne
nlly, Ny Maryland, won the handicap for threeyear-
olds, carrying only Sc lbs, in exactly the same time
Q:4sh beating such good ones as Ida Grissom SO
lbs; Lady Petry 80 lbs; Ortoan, 80 lbs. Mozart IS
lbs, and Dennis Burns, ss lbs My Maryland carried
six pounds below her weight Tor age while
Madame Dudley carried thirty-two pounds above her
weight for age. thus giving My Maryland thirty.
eight pounds accord ding TO the scale OF weights and
yet ran In the same time; and when 1t Is remem-
bered tnat Ny Maryland beat 1--WE others Of ackuoW-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-17
JOINT RESOLUTION providing for publishing
specifications aud drawings VI Patent Once.
[Approved January II. ls7l.]

BE IL reIoired BY the Senate and Hone Of Repre-
srptatires Of the United Sates Of America in
TSnt Inc publication OF the abstracts OF spccinca.
lions and Of the engTavlnss heretofore accompany
ing the annual report Of the Commissioner Of Pat
enI: be tSson sINl, ~ si 1Iss, inc p S,nSIud me o. INA, ,hSt
nine. for which the plates have already been pre-
pared; and that, In lieu thereof. the Commissioner
SutIon' mott exceed one hundred and my copies
of the complete specifications and drawings Of each
patent subsequently. Issued. together with suitable
10 placed for frrc public Inspection in each capitol Of
evcry State. and Territory, one for the like purpose
10 the clicks Office Of The district Court Of each Jul
such ofices are located In State or Territorial capt.
tolls, and one In the library OF Congress. which copies
sllal be taken AMI received In all Courts As evidence
of ali matters therein contained, and shall be certl.
ted TO under the hand Of the Commissioner and seal
OF the Patent Once, and shall be taken and received
In oil courts as evidence, Said copies not to be taken
be used Is evidence; and the Commissioner OF Pat
ents is hereby authorized and directed to have print
lions and drawings, certified as hereinbcforc pro-
vLied, at q price not to exceed the contract price or
such drawings, for sale. ns may be warranted by tho
Is Siso hereby authorized to furnish a complete set
Of such specifications and, drawlnIs 70 any ppb9e
library which WI pay for binding the Sine intS vol
and for the transportation OF the same. and which
shah also provide proper eust2dy ior the same, WIFI
conycnientn access for the PUBIC tneieto, under sucn
rsvulniions as the Commissioner shall doom reason
able: and provided also, that all c~ontrncts for max
Ing copies OF rawlings shall be made under the pro-
Visions OF chapter one hundred and nfty-0ve, sec
tion nine, or Act ofCongress approved June twenty
Ave, eighteen hundred and slxty.four, which reads
as follows: :" Sec. 3. And be II further enacted, that
total cost or the maps or plates illustrating or &C
companylng any work exceeds two hundred and
nnydoIiars, shail be awarded 10 the lowest and best
bidder for the interests OF the Government. due re-
card being paid to the execution or the work, amer
due advertisement BY the Superintendent o. Public
Tee on Painting; provided, that the Joint Committee
on Public Printing be authorized to empower the
Superintendent Of Hubble Printing " make mmcdL
sts r@ontrscta for engraving, whenever 10 their opin.
lon Inc cSigencies Of the public service viii not Jus
iITr waiting for advertisement and award"
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MONS.

INTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial District OF tho State of Nevada, In
and for Storey County,-L. Il. Frankel. plaintiff.
ys. j. n. Stewart de- ,ndan --Action bronght
In the District Court II the Firs, ,Judicial Dis.
frict OF me State II Neysia. in aud for The
Comfy of Storey, md The comnlaInt fI.d In
said county. in iss ONCE of The Clerk OF said
District Court. OF, the i?tS day Of juno A. D,
ISL Tho State O. Nevada sends Greeting, TO
!. b. STEWARD, defendant: You are hereby
required to appear 10 an action brought against
you by the above named plaintiff. in the
0istrlct Cour. Of the First Judicial District OF
che State OF Nevada, in and for the County Of
Sror.y. and saswcr Inc colrp,aint fled therei,
viii IN sen lay. t.y,IIsiye Of m. iay OF ser, ;c,l
AMER 80 a~,Iyics ON Won OF Mis- .In,mous Il
served In AID cnunty or n srr,.1 on, of ssi6
,,onntx within t,ScS,, d. ,nS In ali o.Scr
,.sss iortv Jsys. ~ i,J.:,r,cn, hv drs,a,, viii
no ,nGsn s,.ins, sor srcc.djns ,o,hc Mraysr ~
ala comnsjnt
Ths .s}I sc,io, "a h,o,ch, IN oh,,,p ,ud,mcpt
for the sum Of Ave hundred and ave and sixty.
three one-huudredths dollars, In gold coin Of
the United States, In bci1g alleged in the com.
plant on Ale that YOU. on 10 wifi. the lst day Of
Snna ~ Ie-t - ,hn Ali Cn,,,y % S,o.,,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-17
SUMMONS.

STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF STo-
y rcy.-In Justices Court, Gold Hill, Town.
ship No. 3. before A. A. Putnam. Justice Of the
Peacc.-Thcodore Wolf, plaintiff. ~. j. Il.
Stewart, defendant.-The State OF Nevada sends
10 J. b. Stewart greeting: You are hereby cum
moned TO appear before me, Justice or nc Peace
in and for Cold uill, Township No. |. County
andState aforesaid, at my Office In Gold Hill, on
the 18th day Of July, A. l. lSSl. At 10 O'Clock AZ
OF that day. 10 answer the complaint o! Theo-
,!ore Void. wherein he claims 10 recover the
rum Of Ninety Dollars, In so.G coin OF the
United States, upon a prum'ss ,ry note made by
YOU. dated June 10. 1871, payable elk days amer
date. without grace. to the order OF plaintiff, for
Ninety Dollars gold coin, no part Of which has
been paid.
Aud you arc hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and an .wer the complaint as aforesaid,
Judgment will BE- taken against you for the sum
OF $50 % gold coin and costs Of suit.
To the Sheridor any Constable or said county,
greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof. Given under my hand this lIth day Of
June, A. D. 1871. \. \. PUTNAM.
Justice of the Peace, Gold Hill,
Township No. 3.
X. II. TAYLOR, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

nANRY GOLD AND SILVER
- Mining Company-Location: Spring Valley,
Lyon County, State OF Nevada.-Eotiee Is here
BY given, that at \ meeting Of the Board OF
Trustees OF said Company, held on the 18th
day ofJune, 1871, AZ assessment Of Two Dollars
and Ftny Cents tS2 5) per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of said company, payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin. TO the
Secretary, At the ofico Of tho Company, No. Il9
California street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Eighteenth day OF
July, 1871, shall be deemed delinquent,
and viii be duly advertised for sale az public
suction, and unless payment shall DO made be-
fore, win be sold on SATURDAY, the 9TH day
or August, 1871, to pay the delinquent assess.
ment together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
By order OF the Board OF Trustees.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
0niee-Room No. Is Hayward's Building,
Nc. +i9 California street, San Francisco, Callior-
MIA. jel7.td
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Passed June %, A. D. ls71.l !.
1'HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
Hill do OrdAin. .-ur-' - go :,

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
j Hill do ordain: .,U.fI 'g 900 I,
sEcTIoS /. Section l OF Ordinance No. 0s,
entitled Al Ordinance TO Fix md Collect q
License Tax passed june IL, A. D. 1871, IL
hereby amended 30 as to road rs follows: Sec.
|: No person or persons, firm or association,
shall, within the incorporate limits OF tho town
trade or profession, or transact any business
hereinafter mentioned, until he, abe or they
have taken out Q license therefor and paid for
the same, as 10 hereinafter provided; and for
any violation Of this ordinance the party 80
offending shall, on conviction before any Justice
OF the Peace OF the Town Of Gold Hill, be fined
IN any sum not greater than Fit Dollars and
the costs Of action, and II such fire DO not paid,
such person or pcrrons shall be imprisoned In
the Town Jail at the rate Of one day for overy
two dollars OF said fine. .ru.rl.T .-'s. a'H.H
SEC. 2. The 18th and S0th clauses Of Section
10 OF sAid Ordinance No. So, relating to ped.
ding, arc hereby amended 70 as to fx the
license tax for peddling the agricultural pro-
ducts OF the State Of Nevada, quarterly In I'D.
vance, at Sl0, and per day in advance, Is.
SIC. ,: 1t Is hereby ordered that fSr each
wagon, running Into tho Town Of Gold Hill, and
delivering goods and merchandise, or meats Of
any kind, In the said town, from any grocery or
meat market situated outside OF the incorporate
limits OF the Town OF Gold Hill, license shall
be taken out, and there shall no paid therefor,
per quarterin advance, gao. And every person
thus delivering merchandise or meats In the
herein provided, and so subject whether he be
the owner, agent or cmploye.
AZ Pres't Of Board Of Trustees OF Gold Hill.
Attest: w. HY. DoANE, Clerk OF Board.
Gold Hin, June 20, 1871. Djes7if
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AN ACT relating 10 records OF the Courts OF the
United States,
Approved March J, ISL.

. -
De Il enacted BY The S,nafe aud Honse d, Rcprc,en,.
aiiTrs Sftht United Statss Of America in Coagre''
That whenever the record OF any Judgment or dc.
cree. or other proceeding OF any judicial court OF the
United States shall have been or shall hereafter be
Lust or destroyed. any party or person interested
therein may. on application 10 such court, and on
showing to the satisfaction Of such cOnrt that the
same has been lost or destroyed without fault or
neglect OF the party or person making such spplica-
tion. obtain Nh onlcr from such court authorizing
such original record. where the ZANE Gun be OBJ
taIned. which certified copy shall thereafter have tlr
same effect MS such original record would have had
SIC. ?. That whenever the loss or dcstrictIon.oi
any such record shail have happened OR shall here
providci In the nextprecedinr section. any party or
person Interested therein may make a written az.
plication TO the court to which such record belonged.
verified by, affidavit or attdarits, showing the loss
or destruction thereof, and that certified copies can
not be obtained By the party or person making such
application. and the substance OF the record w lost
or destroyed, and that such boss or destruction &C.
CURED without the fault or neglect. Of the party or
person making such application. and that the loss or
destruction OF such record, unless supplied. will OF
may result In damage 10 the party or person making
such application said court shall cause said applicS.
ton to be entered Of record In said court, and due
notice thereof shall be given by personal service Of
aeopy thereof Upon each and every person interest.
application. together with written notice that on a
pay certain. not less than sixty days after such SER
vice, said application Will be heard by said court;
and IL upon sich hearing said court shall be satisfied
that the statements contained In said written appll.
cation arc true. said court shall make an order re-
citing what was the substance ant effect OF sail lost
or dcstrnyed record; which order shall be entered OF
record In said court, and have the same effect, sub.
Iect TO intervening rights. which said original record
would have had IL the same had not been lost or de-
stroyed, no far rs concerns the party or person max.
Ing such application. and the persons who shall have
heen personally served as provided for In tbs sec.
Sec. J. That In all causes which have been re.
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A GREAT DISCOVERY !
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II o WILL USE ..i.glI .l.'
J.. LlPMAh'S HAIR RESToRER.

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II, but simply TO apply according to directions
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This Is the cheapest, safest and best Hair IT,
j. LfPMAN, Proprieto..
General Agents. r. II. MCDONALD q CO.,
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must be addressed. Testimonials Of prominent
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