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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22

DECEASED. Jameson, the billiard
player, died at Scranton, Pennsylva-
mia, on April 81, OF hemorrhage OF the
lungs. lie was regarded "a the CHIEF
Of professional billiard players In tll'
State. lie vas acting "a agent far
George T.. Phelan at the time OF his
death. lie was a native Of Cincinnati.
Ohio, aud was well known la TIL.
community. lie played numerous
matches aud made many friends dur
ing his stay In Virginia.
CHEAPEST AND BEsr.-Read In our
advertising columns. under head OF
"New To-day" about the new invsn'
ton In the way Of sewing machines,
whereby $50 can DO saved 10 any fam.
ily or individual in the purchase OF
one Of these excellent new style ma
chimes. Robert j. Mulligan &c CO.,
JOG, Canal street, New York. are the
proprieters. They oiIer very adyan-
tageous terms to agents. Read their
advertisement.
EEGIsrRArIoS.-O Our readers will
bear In mind that the registration
books will be closed Tomorrow at .
r. NJ. All persons who are DESTROYS OF
voting at either the Spring or Fall
elections must see 10 IL that their names
are entered on the registration books,
kept In Justice wright's office. At
tend 20 the matter to-day aud don't
procrastinate.
JouS GRFFIS.-Your wife writes To
W. from Ukish, Mendoclno County.
California. inquiring II wo know of
your whereabouts. She has not heard
from you since you LEFT the 20 two years
ago, aud she fears you arc killed, or
otherwise dead. Write to her at onco
John.
VIRGINIA PUBicS cnooIs.-rho Viz
GINA public schools have been allowed
n weeks vacation commencing on
Friday evening next. On the evening
OF the 18th Instant a literary entertain.
ment will be given by the pupils In
Professor Willis department.
TnASNs.-Thc committee o farrange-
ments will please accept our thanks
for complimentary tickets to the Sill
YER City Miners Union picnic, which
will be held at the Bowers Mansion
May 9th.
STARTED Ur.-The New York Con-
solidated hosting works started up
this morning, with 100 feet OF water
In the shaft.
CARSON TnRArER.-Manager Piper
opens with his variety troupe Mt the
Carson Theater Tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22
Grrman American Hank.

German American Bank.
NEW YoRx, April 22.-Emll Sauer,
late President Of the German Amcri.
can Bank, met with the Board of.Di'
rsctors yesterday to consider the NJ
fairs Of the institution. The report
and accounts showed the amount loan.
ed by the bank to Sauer was rs stated
BY him. and that the collateral depos'
tied, unless under forced sale, Is sufii-
Client to cover the sum loaned.
Fatal Injury to aTrspese Performer
Arizelles, . trapeze performer, fell
while performing In Jersey City last
night and received what are supposed
to be fatal Injuries.
foundations I'm Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, April %. Most
gloomy reports continue to be received
Of foundations at various points. The
whole Amlto Valley is submerged,
houses, barns, implements and animals
washed away, and the Inhabitants
have fled to the highlands, where they
remain In a Destitute condition. The
Howard Association Is receiving funds
In aid Of the sufferers, who number
many thousands.
Veto OF tho Imitation BILL.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-rho Pres
ident has vetoed the finance bill.
Report OF the Civil Service Com.
m~issioners.
The message Of the President, trans
hitting the report OF the Civil Ser
vice Commissioners, was received to-
day, and ordered printed.
Erie Railroad Affairs.
J.. S. Hunichen, general accountant
Of the Erie Railroad Company, states
In a letter to President Watson, that
he Is convinced Of the correctness Of
Dunn's statement as to the condition
Of the accounts OF the company, and
he himself strenuously opposed the al
terations at the time they were made,
and because as he cannot act contrary
to his convictions, he has rendered his
resignation, saying In a letter TO Hun
lchen, that no request Inns been made
to him for any service which could
possibly conflict with any proper and
lust conviction Of duty that no was
asked to make correct abstracts and a
statement from the book In his keep
Ing az they exist, which he cannot or
will not do.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22
sTOCK RErORr.
lRurosrup DAILY NJ NINE, . HALL

Last Evening.
rs Meadow Valley, o. s..9ss.e
40 Raymond 4 Ely, 81, -, 2oS
$50 Eureka Con, liz
% Pioche,t
$50 Washington d Creole. ~, az
zoos Page 4 Panaea, Ia, Ia, y.
It's American Flag, ~
100 silver Peak, N, Ia
ass Belmont, 81, S1s, 81
2s5 Newark. ~
leo Charter Oak.i
as Rye Patch. ga. ~ 80, ? So
200 Portland. s5e
20 VI Dorado Sosth, ~
no NJ Dorado North, ~
100 Watson. ~ b
800 Quintaro. ooc, save
90 81. Patrick, ~
20 Ea-ska o., w ~
50 Bellevue, ?
30 Golden Chariot. isN, isS, 10, 10y b0
100 Independent, I5c
Geo lea Fillmore, ~, . b0. ], ~
96S Mahogany. 9, 81, ~, 81, ~ 80
$40 south Carrot. 20
$50 War Eagle, ,. AZ boO, ABS
40 Empire Idaho,
?O2O Ophi-. u, fih, 2iS, 2is, as b
no California Cen, tiS, ttI Is
so Csiedonis. 20, 2is, 26,., u, n rs, st
US Belcher, SAY, 20. 81 Al, SAY, sl., 81.
~ Chsllar. Petosl. ~, CAV
e5 Crews rsl.t. ~, sTs. Is bo
10 Cos. virginia, s.
1875 O,srnsn, 30, l9S, 49a
so HALE = Soreross, az. t5L bo
100 Gsuld a Curry. IS, az
as yellow jacket, 81, siS, s., sS1 b3o, s. d;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO THE GOLD hill DALr Srws.
FROM SAN
Graugcrs' invention Fire The
weather Recovering Murder
Trial-yoS Overdue sailed.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 22-l p. NJ
The State Convention Of Changers Is
In secret session again to-day.
A fire occurred this morning on
Jackson street, near Stockton, which
nearly destroyed a large four-story
brick building occupied by Chinese.
The walls remain, bu, the Interior Is
tho, ouglly cleaned cut. Loss prob
ably $4,000. Insurance unknown.
The weather Is clear and warm.
Maxey. who shot Caldwell, Is re-
ported still improving from the effects
Of his wound.
Tho trial Of Bartlett Frcel, for the
murder Of Ned Allsn, Is progressing
today.
The steamer Constitution 10 not yet
t~elegraphed. The agent here says she
Is not overdue.
The Orizaba sailed for San Diego
and way ports this morning with q
large number Of passengers aud full
freight.
NGreenbacks, ssassh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22
HERCULES POWDER.

WE WISH TO CALL TIE ATTENTION
w OF MINERS and others OF our readers
to q few points Of superiority ofthc HERCULES
POWDER ever all ether strong sapiS.i,ss: y,
any other In use. The materials OF which u
consists are compounded upon strictly scientific
principles, and not . simple neutral absorbent
employed that will hold q quantity Of nitro.
Glycerine. Il 10 the opinion OF the best chemist.
to whom the matter has been submitted. that
no mixture has been employed that 20 thar.
oughly promotes the whole tremendous force OF
the explosives employed, and at the sAme time
neutralikes the offensive gases caused by tho
erplo. Ion. with this Powder sne.half the time
powder, before you can resume wsrk alter .
sEcoND-UNIFoRMuTY.-The materials Of
the mixture are chemically prepared. and there.
fore great uniformity can always be depended
upon and the best rusults attained. This isa
great advantage over any that varies IN Its
strength, a. those must which are mixed with
fmiRD-sAFETY.-se perfect is TIL. ni1.
turs that no accident can happen With u rom
will half follow the rnles laid down Tor its use.
No powder has ever been inyrntcd where 90
few accidents have happened with II In proper.
ton 10 the quantities which have been used.
FOURTH-CARTRlD0ES-lt 10 we'll ksown
that nitro rlycerine has . tendency to decen.
| pose by velsiillxation. These are the 'iumes-
That are smelied on csing into . close warm
| drin or room where nitro glycsrinc powders
are stored. To prevent the escape Of these
.fnncs" an almost Theoretically. scalsd cart.
rtdrs ia smployed, and 20 ~crectual 10 II that
some carthdces nllvd with Hercules were en-.
posed TO q blazing California sun for ok months
ast summer, with no perceptiblc lees OF
strength, This 10 . great advantage over the
"FIFTH-RCONOMY-wc believe that any
| miner who will take the troublc 10 inyestiEsts
The matter, will satisfy himfclf that full nnsen
per cent. is saved by using The Hercules over
any other strong powder manIisetTfsa; wr
SHOULD THINK SO. TRY 1T
Always on hand at Il. BlTNRR 4 OF, Hard.
ware Merchants, Gold Ilill, and At D0AkE T.
| ROBARTs, Hardware Merchants virginia City:
SOLD ny THE CALIFORNIA pOWDkh
wORKs, ala California strt San Francisco.
Cal. Alro, all grades Of Black Powder, Fuse,
shn, csns m2S I'm 10
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This Msrnins.

SEQ ophIr, 19S. s2s be, ga. bo. p. asS
"a, IN
40 Gould 4 Curry. sis. sis. si., ~
2i5 Best 4 Eeleher. -. % b5
$40 savage, CT, GTS. 6s
leo Chsllir. ro'ssi, 65
% Hale & Soreross. 4lS, IS
40 Crown foiit, Sc
aiS yellow jacket. 81, SAY, SO bSo
100 Imperial. 81, GL
40 Empire Mil, IL, a., 5 b3O
iS.e kss,.ss; ny; i'I Sa, IA Ts, ics
gsj BtleAsr. SAY. s3S b1o, SAY
Is Csanssaes, 81. 81.
2s5 Csp. Virginia, s5s, s. bS0
80 OvernAn, ~. tsS
10 E~xcheQuer. .
80 Caledonia, 2s, Sk
20 Baltiasrs Cos. g..
20 kaiekerbocker,G
900 American Flat. 81
IA succor. 2
900 wsodvills. go, a., s,2,.
100 Justico, ~ 50
iiO Ju,ia, IA
25j California Cen, a.. Ar, ~.
iSD5 Globe Con, ~, ., -
- Con. Gold Inn QuArtl,I IL
bkONsuth, 5
7oo L,sy Washington, ~, ~, ~
50 Mint sec
30 Andes, n.
20 Pictou, 25c
$50 Daney. 2, AZ
$50 New York Con.,3
3S5 Tyler, l, IL
$50 Eclipse, ), 81 bO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22
FROM WELLS T
The Recent shooting ON an Emil.
grantTrain-A Man Protects His
FAMILY Against Monte sharps
aud Shoots the Wrong Man.

WELLS, New, April 22.-rhs case
Of the State against FELTON,, charged
with shooting Shields, camo before
Justice Smith for hearing yesterday.
II seems that the cause Of tho unfortu'
nate occasion originated In the great
social curse, the three-card monte
men and roughs who infest tue line Of
the ". +. and c. p. r.. Il. The emi-
grant train In which Feltor was trav-
cling contained eight families and Ills
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22
THE EVENING NEWS.
TO CANDIDATES,

AL announcements Of candidates for oaiee
nast b paid for IN adraace. We accept OF no
contingent arrangemsnt.. but treat all alike.
A candidate whe cannot or will not announce
himself properly and pay HE printing bills
promptly. Is not dt for the onies he seeks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22
A HAUNTED HOUSE

10 In come places an object OF wonder and ter.
ror, but the WHITE HOUSE CLOTHING
STORE IL constantly haunted, day and night,
By a whole army OF customers, and yet u 10 the
mott popular place In town. A NEW SUIT
enectually lays every ghost that makes is ap-
pearancc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22

wnry an erring husband says he
will be n better man, and goes out and
spends his wiie's hard earnings for
theological reading, he Is then indeed.
only a little lower than the angels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22
H MAMMOTH CAVE

Would probably hold q larger stock Of eoods
than any house In town. and. perhaps, q few
more shoddy goods ard empty paper boxes than
some OF our big shoddy clothing warehouses,
but d better filled and more cempact establish.
ING STORE Ia not to be found or the Paci.
&c coart-it affords no room for shoddy and
empty papor boxes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22
Lincoln Hose company, No. }.
REHABILITATION.

Chief and Assistant Engineers
Liberty Engine Company, No. 1.....,.......16
Yellow Jacket Enl Inc Company, No. 2.-...1s
Lincoln Hose conpsny. No. .............. ~
Total. .........lSl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22

I'nE origin Of the word :" mutf," ap.
piled 10 a fool. IL said to be that M ii
holds a womau's hand without squee-
ling it.
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THE DEVIL,

In the form Of q paid piper. once reused all the
children OF o village TO follow him Oh. Could
he have shown such bargains In Clothing 30 are
10 be had Of COIN d lbAACS all the par.
ents weuld have followed. - well a. the chill.
dren. and thus ho would have cleaned out the
whole village,
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S o DA.

The beat for BAKING purposes Is
JONI DwIaHr & Co.'s.
apl3-i5t
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H PRAYING WOMEN

Raid on the saloons In the East; but here. all
who want good, substantial, well made and
fashionable Clothing, raid on the WHITE
HOUSE CLOTHING STORE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22
TELEcRAPHIc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
o o N EsrIo INTELLIGENCE

l.rrcr,L 70 IN. eel, m1L DAILY s,vs.
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THE GRUMBLING

nF BALD MOUNTAIN II AS NOTHING
" compared with the grumbling Of some OF
our Clothing Dealers a. they daily observe thsir
customers leaving them and vending their
STORE, the only place In town where you
get real bargains In Clothing. {.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22
A BIG STRIKE

In the Comstock would doubtless send stocks
up all along the line. but COIIN a. ISAACS
pledge their word that they would still continue
10 cell goods nc cheap as ever, regardless Of the
stock excitement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22
A. @. Hay, President,

A true copy:
j. II. MARSHALL.
Secretary Gold Hlll Fire Department.
Gold HIll. April II. 1874. apii I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16
THE COURTS.
KINGS COUNTY MURDER TRIALS.

Thomas Lowndes was placed on trial in the
Kings County Court Of oyer and Termner yesterday,
charged with numbering his wife.
On the calling of the the Court assigned A. w.
Gleason to defend the prisoner. Lowndes sat calmly
watching the proceedings who they In progress
Engiishman. about IS years OF age Of medium
hight and muscular frame. and is blacksmith by trade
After the opening address behalf Of tho people,
Catherine Blackledge who lives In rooms opposite
those which were occupied by the Lowndes
family was called as the first witness She heard
Lowndes auarreng with his wife on the morning OF
March LOwndes said Give up the money" 70 which
the replied that she had mt II. Then came snort
scuffis and silence followed. About p. Lowndes
came 10 and led her into hs then she saw his
wife's corpse lying the floor in pool OF blood. She
ran to her apartments IN fright, aud subsequently
gave the alarm The testimony OF Mrs. Andrews. now
sick which was taken at the Cor0ner's inquest was
then read She cOrrODorated the preceding Witness and
added that the wife exclaimed just before the scuc
''You may kill me, John. but have MT got It." Mary
Armstrong daughter OF the last Witness corrooorated
this testimony. Christopher Meehan, aged years.
testified that be was In tue prisoners room De-
fore the killing. He LOwndes kiosk his wife to
the floor because she refused to give him 80 cents.
Lowndes then ordered him from the room. but he re-
Dr. Dreamer described the injuries which caused the
Wlfe5 death. Policemen testified to the prisoners
arrest Il. G. Davis, Mr.. GleasOn's assistant, then
opened for defense. He claimed that Lowndes was
insane Philip Taylor. proprietor OF the Kings County
Boiler Works. testified that Lowndes had been IN his
employ the prisoners strange conduct on different
occasions had attributed to deraneed mind. Alfred
NJ. White, keeper OF the New-York MOrgue Ambulance
books testified that Juns a. 1873. Thomas Lowndes
age S. OF Providence X. L." was, according to his
books removed from the Centerst Hospital TO Bellevue
Hospital to DO treated for insanity. Inc case then
adjourned till this morning.
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pECISlONS-JUSE Is.

Superior Court-Speciai 1erm-Bv Judge Speir-
OBren sheriff sgt Mhsn Insurance Co-The Defendants pro
posed settled amended NutIborn ag Copper-hoo o M
junction denied without prejudice TO renew Cheamps
sg BmonetMoiion for reference denied without costs fcs
sg June be vacated with $40 costs NC
Sinclair ct Chids assignee sg Conner e. a-see
Maboney
submitted for the imperfect aud must be
amended.
Common Pleds-Specdl Ierm-Bv Judge Loew.-
Ruophy certified OF the order made W inc
Appeals shou be furnished Dnnenger asI Dnnens
See memorandum for counsel
Snprems Court hambers-By Judge Westbro0k
-Regenstecher sgt Smith two cas; Meyer agt Lombado
Cunningham Corbe sgt Rogers kshman ss r
Porter ar Brain; Martin McDermo; Miller ng Ho"PeI
Keeler sgt weiber.-Gnned Hoffman agt smith hses h
References Sands sgt Rason, Gc-Juigment ordered
agt on--Motion denied memorandum murphy *"
Motion granted; memorandum 49, ...a n, .o,
b, Judge Lawrence Bhch-Moton granted on con
dian Harsbs AIT for counsel
Savings Isuon sgt Doge-Grsnei In the matter Oh D0us""
Memo andum.
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Aovsvs, os,rs ths Kept from the public un no
isdietmsns are foapd alleged criminals arrested
A canary bird, valued ut $5, was stolen from the
residence Jacob Werner No. lo3 Second las, s mo
va In the Of Henry Soenioe 40
2l5 Rsst osoa Who had received from hernsn pSnme i
chsd With receiving stolen goods ana
Va At Police Court yesterday and "" CON
masd BY Justice Birby
As Gottlieb Schwaibe OF No. 543 Pearl-st @as
~ ,t n nj. rr,dence late on sunday night be assaulted
and robbed $3.50 watch yaaed at so ~ ,wc & a he
whom pamei Kelley subsequently, arrested WIN par "
stolen money his possession Refill vas S sn r. Rem
Lcs Cont Yesterday held In 50 900 bail As MS ~
ns No ~ Second Of church hss.
st. SUNDAY pocket pekei Of H.,
ri srr az money raised alarm and th n
pIassoo vas srresle held in $lOOO bail 70 answer
About year ago James Murphy OF NO. S'O we ~
81 ptrsted gig MARI HARRINGTON who was 70 sen
or him and was commission all over 80 Ins M
IA Hr iu,t $50 which Harrington disappeared Mth ne Vas
arrested yesterday and brought up the 'ehrsson to allow
further Investigation into the case. menae u M
Mary srrsigned charged Win nang nh s,,,n
sb her fe examination Justice Murrs dchss
az the her and renande
stole $40 from the residence OF Ellen hos OF
No 43f May brought up yesterday sn' ne'
$1,000 bail
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at the PoslOmee st l:3O p m Steamship ssih . w.
WV " ~ ~" THURSDAY JUS 1S -.
Mss for Earope aPvmouth Cherbcafg and hemooif hs
Thudngi, eIose AZ Supplementary NAL ~
PoOaice n I; is Steamship sails az m rom ~ INV
Tbst Ioboseu steamship takes Prushan cce1 NAIL
steamship C'ty OF nss.ns
m Supplementary Mail closed ct the rostOnes On"
steamsh al 3 from Pier No Sof,n h'e On ~
Mails for the steamship Metropolis close
Stsamshp sails At ~ m. from Pier No 81
FRIDAY. JUNE ID A.,
uu TO- Ne. clo.. az the New PostOms every dv
OF .. H. via HALIFAX ,xvol Ohoe ever,
Mail for Hifar IL closed al the New-fot ro''o '''"
tay Of D. and goes via Boston M
sATURDAf. JUSs 3D. .,.,..u.h,,
Man. for P,yope via Liverpool BY ne Heamsnp
Cir, Of Chester close at 1880 Supplementary MAI eSsoa
AT the ()dce 9l5 IN. Steamship sails Al ~ u" ~
Pier No. IS North River ,.-A, s..l,,
For Europe Southampton and Bremen BY the ssmho oss
eloss at 30 m A suppmntar, the Post once
l;15 m. Steamship sails at rom Pr 'ocs o. ,h o.
and Prnssn closed Mali sent o WI .nd
Mails Kingston Aspnws Psnams and Central American n
South the steamship Colon close AZ ~ I'D.
Mail closed at the PostOhce az III m seA"
ship sails a ~ NJ. from Pier No. AZ N IL ., ...,..a
Mails COR Domingo SANTANA ETC. b, the neAnsSp S.h
close m Steamship sails NJ from fr NO. IL No'a
River.
MsiIs for Hayti etc. close at 3 .. m Al. -. =,
Mails tor steamship CITY o. Ans'fn e'oe' ~
Steamship sails q 3 D. m, from Pier No ~ y. a-
SUNDAY. JUss IA. -, A.
All Mails close at Ocloct Ia m The fo''o"ce ''e' wv"
u. 10 a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16
CIVIL NOTES.

On account of the illness of Judge Wood
ruff the Admiralty appeal term OF the United States
Circuit Court adjourned yesterday till Thursday.
George X. Tel, jr., applied to Judge Batch
ford Of the Un,d States Circuit Court TO be
from the my on the ground that he was minor and
drunk when he enlisted The matter referred yes
terday TO COmmissioner Belts
The trial of Police Commissioners Gardner
and Charck which formally set down for yester-
day, has been put until to-day, and will I'M
doubtedy be further adjourned TO Thursday Friday
the design being to hold It over until the close Of the
trial Of Roberta, the bond forgcr.
In the suit of Livingstone agt. Livingstone
In which the plaintiff Mrs. Livingstone for divorce
on the ground Of adultery, motion was made before
Judge westbrook yesterday, in Supreme Court, Cham
bers on behalf Of the plaintiff for 80 week alimony
and counsel fees The plaintiff alleges that her husband
has income OF $500 year. The answer that the
defendant only earned N week, and that 1t would be
impossible TO give ainony reference was ordered
ascertain the facts.
The suit of John Demarest against his wife.
Mary Jane. TOR divorce came up yesterday In the
Supreme Court before Judge Freedman. 1t Is alleged
that abont year ago Mrs. Demarest went to Jersey
City In her carriage and upon arriving there sold the
vehicle and horses aud went of with her coachman.
Upon asoertainlng these facts Mr.. Demarest imme.
dhtely instituted proceedings for divorce In the
Supreme Court The not reached the calen-
united asking Court that case be left TO ref
cree, which was granted.
In the case of s. II. Doughty, George N.
Draper and the Wooden Skirt Company agt. Philip
Uppman Il Co., Judge Blatchford OF the United States
Circuit Court has granted injunction restraining the
defendants from infringing the PLANTING patent by
manufacturing or selling hoOskrts In which the hoops
are supported by pockets loops, openings In tape
The Injunction also Restraints the defendants max
Ing skirts under patent which they claim granted
~ them In 1879 10 being held TO be Dfng cement of
the original patent granted TO Doughty Draper In
October, 1859. b. d. Low for the plaintiffs, ana u b.
Staples for the defendants.
Andrew II. Muller, Anthony j. Blocker and
CORTLAND Palmer were appointed by the Commissioners
Of the Sinking Fund to appraise the city property for
1871 They sent 10 a demand to Controller Green for
6.00o each for compensation and offered 5000
each. This WAS refused Mr.. Muller brought suit for
$4,000 and tine case was decided yesterday In su-
preme Court Circuit, before Judge Van Worst The
Court directed dismissal Of the the ground
that there was no appropriation; that tho Commission
OF the Sinking Fund had power appoint the ap
praisers and that the latter did comply with the
resolution appointing them inasmuch they should
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16
BUJLDIN0 STATISTICS.

For the week ending Saturday June 49, 1874 from the records
the Department Budnss Walter w. Adams Superintendent
tn Bureau Instscion McGnnis Chief reports
buildings proposed 1897 1905 Of this humber 10
,n 80 frstca 6cla and hs ela~ dwell
ling 80; estimated $40 TO special
application OF frame and other structures. 80.
TAe YoLans and applications. Audrey Owens, Chef
repsrs OF buildings surveyed 83 reported uHsAfe a.
safe 81 taken down. notices served 65 vostoas Of hv
reported 49, violations OF law ei 10; notices serye %
FrEsoapes and Iron Work Cha, Hyde Chief
buildings requiring 22 hrescipe provided
3d. notices served 49, arch gr, beams and ne
rejected III and public hsIl, IL
synsgogues 495 building inspected as to fa
requirements ALB which reported not requiring aicuon
ported having made Of 265 bulldogs having decap
repair free from obstrueaons aus
available 80 Of which the reported as OBJ
srud requiring painting ep,rs o2 special eInn,1ons arc
enortaI Al which reported 10 have been
complied escapes pved have been retired and proceeding
Hereunder discontinued