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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-31
HOTEL AiSRlS AIS.

oRMsBY HousE-GEonGE u. FRYER, PRoPRIE Ton =.
u n Re.irk Rlbt Ipm!s Barnes
4 CSommers - Hess this NaEfr
A Thorpe Mrs Mari ID Il bower
ST CHARLES HOTEL, GEO. TUFLY, PROPRIETOR
i II Svrenoy John Adams u p Boles
W ponrboe A Veser A Shicrloll
coRBErr HovsE-CORBETT BROS, PRoPRIEIeRs
C Il Taylor d Cameron Mrhinhon
NJ Mullen klEg Selleefs
" Corbett " Riley Barr
j Ii Boyd
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-31

SOME thoughtful planks, rather mart
istically deposited, relieve the somewhat
monotonous character of the mud stream
which stretches its oozy waste between
Rails corner and the Ormsby House.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-31

ORMsBY ENcAMPMENT No. /, ISDEpEN-
DENT CHAMPIONS OF RED CRoss.-The
following officers were elected last even
ing: G. c., Hayward H. How; Z. c.,
John Sutherland; c. of F. H., George
G. Turner; w. S., n. Soderberg; w. L.,
BENZ. Ellsworth; S. c., John &. Carter;
J. c., b. f. Gee.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-31

EMp1RE.-Rev. George b. Allen will
preach in the school house Sunday even
ing, February LIST, at ~ o'clock. Sub
iect: "Jehudi's Penknife in the 10Th
Century
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-31

The Sr4Tl: INVESTMENT And INSURANCE:
COMPANY Of San Francisco comes promi-
nentIv before our readers tA.7 morning.
This Company makes 4 splendid show
ing. 1t stands on is own bottom; is
quite independent Of any combination;
las Immediately available assets to the
amount Of S333, 900; and has for It's
managing men and Board of Directors
some of the wealthiest and soundestmen
IN san Francisco. Peter Donahue, II.
II. Hai Int. Alex. Austin, J In G. Dow
-.e-y and p J. White. these axe some Of
the strong men who father this lnstltu-
ton. An exhibit of its business shows
a very prosperous state Of affairs. Our
uld-time friend from the Forks Of the
North Fori. OF the North Iuba, Mr. VIM.
3. Hlckock OF Virginia City. is the Gen
eral Agent for Nevada, and Mr.. 5. c.
FOCUS. grocer. corner OF Carson and
Telegraph streets, Carson City, IL the
local agent. Ses advertisement III this
paper.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-31

The STOCKHOLDERS looked less like
men with Doom written on their faces
Yesterday. The market stiffened, per-
ceptibly. Belcher came up bravery.
Ophir, for the head line of the list, was
stiff and strong. The charge of the
bears, unless it should be repeated with
renewed force to-day while the market is
still fiuttering, will prove unavaiiing. In
thus speaking of stocks we mean Com
stocks. The stocks of the Great East
are still very weak and weary-although
Belmont. the stalking horse of the des
ert, came up quite gamely in the P. NJ.
Board.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-31

Thirty-one of the Tompkins Square
rioters, so called, have entered, through
counsel, n plea of not guilty, in the
Court of General Sessions.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-31
Mrs, Anna =. Brooks

New Millinery store. Two doors south Of the
Penrod itdamsl House. An entirely new assert
lueut of Ladies and Misses Hats and Bonhets,
triuInt, IN her own inimitahlr stNi., also, on
sale tie finest Feathers, Ribbons, and every
description OF Millinery Goods, Hats trhnInrl
TO urder. Remember her EtW address. de-
NurINFRY.-Mfs. Anderson Moody, lash
orabls hillircrs GO rttr OF Sc, nd ana Carson
streets. uppositCtAe OInsly Hoasc, Carson city.
Orders solicited. or'-t
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-31

OK THE seventh OF December last
past, our feilow-citizen OF excellent IN
tentions, Mr.. C. ". Lane of the Winston
Exchange Chop-house alderman Leg.
,te's old stand) having business OF
Importance at Virginia, hired convey
ance here. and taking his mend FRANK
Costello for driver, proceeded to take a
nieh. drive TO that city. He went ny
wav of til. Devils Gate toll read. At
the Half wav House he stopped and
pad his toll The night was far spent,
ana he cot 10 ticket in return for his
toll money. SO he passed on through
tn Devils Gate without stopping and
thence to Gold Hill On arriving at the
Hin he fo;,ni himself an travelling CEN
mani m under arrest He was charged
,ith havipn committed III mis,!e!neanor
Of running the toll gate. He pleaded
the true fl t ave red the I&|ihtnt 90
the tariff at the Halfway hp"1e. offered,
rather than he 1 tanned, 70 .taT tAH Cor
stables tor their troable, anG = on Ne
The majesty Of a sA9e-hrr.A t'tlHi5'.--
must be v;ndicated. NJ. L"n- must "e
neld for an example AMI i wa-Hlnr to
+ Il cate runners. VII, they tuct him.
After irving HIM they acquitted
him. Then, il being t.,st TIT It Is :.
long lane which h35 II t.r0. a.
this Lane bein3 not a long bat Il rather
short specimen. h turned aH,t souG-t
redress. Jim Fair. the n AID mighty
s.oaker. Jcslu : the SHou.h, he Is the
owner Of that toli-voati. It ,-elas Ar.
lane went for him. Tne Fair TRIAL wa
h.a Law b fore YESTERDAY before NJ.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-31

PERsoNAL.-Col. John Rosser returned
from San Francisco yesterday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-31

Q. r. BARBER.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-31

uLuEGE Gibson
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-27

NJ Pa~tm">t.r t,ra"rai re- %
t:r->H".,'- 2~a1a.3Dn r.
T~orIi":.,.i il tae Er-.-uri :,
;,artncR' :he EI>fr'ef commit
>i"a.r. H~o.rH"ai- =: i.,c Pro-
Gy.=f-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-27

MsrEnroLIyN> MIIt.-ThiS live in
~,iaatien i Sill renuiu., on toch from
;he Nariuu> mines in lie dj~.rie', AMI
DONG remarkably Wei. Uuiar the
.u.r-t,jr EMBELLISHMENTS Il 81. H1ll.
A>~>tc hN ii eft4tu. cops i a,~jat-
AZ. = rrNtiauG >,cut~ mining a'ont
>NL.l- ~ and llaI.AlIE =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13
THE FIRE AT BANGOR.

BANGOR Me-, Feb. II, 1874.
The IRE In the European and North American
Railway Company's brick block on Exchange
street last night burned of the roof and gutted
the building down to the second moor. The Offices
Of superintendent Angel, Engineers Hilton, Pal
mer and Johnson. ana several others In the second
story were burned out, but their books and papers
were mostly saved. I. W. Allen, grocer, had $500
or 500 worth OF goods damaged by water; in
sured for $1,000. r. w. Pratt Co., dealers IN
steam engines and machinery, Lost lot OF tools
$30Oe.
The building was owned by the European and
North American Railway Company, and was IN
sured for $4,000 In the North British and Mer-
camille Insurance Company. which VIII nearly
cover their loss. The night was extremely cold,
ana many OF the hremen iroze their leet, hands
and iaces. Several were badly injured by the ail
OF q heavy wooden gutter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13
PETER COOPER,


His Reception by the Arcadian Club.
The veteran philanthropst, Peter Cooper, whose
name will long be remembered in connection with
the progress Of science and art In this city, was
last night rendered a reception by the Arcadan
Club on the occasion Of the anniversary Of his
eighty-third birthday. The club house, which was
appropriately decorated, was thronged shortly
alter eight O'Clock with distinguished representa-
tives OF all the professions, and the event was
altogether one OF the most brilliant and sue
cesslul ever given under the auspices OF the club.
President Barnard columbia College,, Judge
Charles P. DAILY, Demetrlus N. Battasl Greek Con-
sui; Charles Mali, Belgian Consul; Rev. DR..
McCosh, President Elliott (Harvardl, Judge Wood
run, Kew. Father Quinn, Vicar General; Rev.
Brooks, Rev. Thomas ArmItage, william Cullen
BRYANT, Judge Blatcnlord, Henry Bergh, William
George w. Curtis, Rev. Dr.. Chaplin, ]. H. Choate,
DR.. L. G. Chalmers, Ezra b. cornell, Professor
Gnanaler H. B. Gain Henry s,s Gr,nne W.
lessor Drlsler, DR.. J. G. Holland, WhItelaw REID,
William orion, Judge Davis, Baron Stowe, Moses
Mr. Algernon 5. Sullivan delivered an address
introducing Mr. cooper, IN the course o. winch he
to Mr.. Stebbns. the President Of the Arcaolan
Club who made lengthy speech. referring In de-
tan TO the many useful and ne'olent acts OF Mr.
Coopers lie, dwelling particularly on the good
results which had arisen from the institution which
now bore MS name. In response MI. Cooper ex-
the reception, observing that the CONSCIOUSNESS OF
having done good TO his fellow man was sufficient
reward for all ne mad accomplished in the cause or
science and art IN this city. An ode, written or
the occasion by Mrs. Mary B. Dodge, was read by
Mr.. Charles Roberts, which was followed by con-
gratulatory address by pupils and graduates Of
Cooper Institute. Their art contributions, which
were exhibited at the club, attracted much atten-
ton but the most prominent feature was an ad-
mil able painting OF Mr.. Cooper himself Several
eulogstic addresses having been delivered the
guests were entertained with an excellent pro-
gramme OF music by Messrs. Milard, J. X.
Thomas, w. II. sweet, w. II. DAVIS, +. STEMS
George w. Colby and +. Agramonte, anu subse.
quently at collation.. The reception was alto
gether worthy and successful tribute to the HE
long labors, enterprise AND benevolence OF Mr..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. II, 1874,
CLEARED.

Steamship Gaelic (Br Jennings, Liverpool via Queens
tOwn--R Cortis.
steamship Thuringia CNG), Meyer Hamburg-Kunhardt
b Co
Steamship City OF Havana, Phillips, Havana-F Alex
andre X Sons
Steamship Gen Barnes Cheeseman. savannah-w
Garrison
Steamship Georgia, Tribon, Charleston-J Quin-
tard Co.
and Richmond-O Did Dominion Steamship Co.
steamship Albemarle, Kelly, Norlok-Oid Dominion
Steamship Co
Steamship Chesapeake johnson, Portand-J + Ames
Steamship Gen Whitney. Haiiett. bosioD-B D,mock
ship Helen Clinton Blanchard New Oreans-R
Drummond Co.
Bark Mayhower, Laniare. Barbados-H Trowbridge's
Sons
Brig Egeratea (Br) Marin, Anjler for orders-vernon
Brown 4 Co.
schr Advance OBJ, Foster, St John, Md De Wolf
Co
schr Vim G Kelly, MorreH, Nortolk-Isaac Staples
Schr Paugussett Ingersol Philadel phia-Slaght d
Petty.
schr Edwin, Ingersol, Philadelpha-slaght Petty.
schr Harry Ned Cattell Providence-H w Jackson
4 Son
SIoop N johnson, Gordon, New Haven-Rackett
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, 49, SHEET

an s ouo .fess company IN New York. The people
are SAT shed vita the present mana cement which
""' Adler the control Of the Mayor.
THE EMIGRANr HEAD MONEY.
Q, &c committee on CONNIE &c and Navigation OF
lea House held Joint meeting this evening 10
O. pc siten to tue bail increasing the emigrsnt head
money from 81 50 to 81 Aessrs. Hurst, Dale
Il ScRwabe represented the fourteen lines OF
steamers sailag out Of the port OF New
York, and had Mr.. Abram wakeman for
counsel. The commissioners OF Emigration pres
ent were Messrs. Lynch, Kaufman, starr De-
forest and Hariburt besides the superintendent
OF Castle Garden, Ed. Webster, and the ex' super,
lntendent Bernard Casseriy. Mr. Sch sape reau
long meme ial protesting against the proposed
increase, anu asserting that IL the steaiasnlp
susseouent hus tns reduetton Of the head
money three years ago, they had given lncIeaseu
comfort anu accommodation TO toe ehisranss, ~
argued that enough burdens were now placed
upon the steamship companies IN the - ape OF
potage, haroor lees wharfage rates &C. w.hou as
money PAID TO the Commissioners OF
sums OF money are appropriated 70 other purposes
than the law demands-namely, tne mainten-
ance and support OF the emisfaht AZ. ~ lui.he,
/ New YORK OF laying any addiiionai embarrassment
| on the steamship lines and driving them TO seek
Mr. Waterman made an address sustaining the
memorial, ana Mr.. Kaufman, Tor the Commission
| ers replied that tue comparisons shown IN tue
! memorial between the expenses Of the Commits
sion IN past years and ut present ignored the lact
/ that All ueCesSdreS OF me- prices Of LABOR, &C.,
| have more than doubled In the meantime, and that
! the deficiency OF which the Commission now
complained was caused by no extravaganza IN the
management. but was the legitimate result OF The
increased magnitude OF the emigration and the
| enhanced price OF everything.
There were also heard before the committee, IN
opposition TO the bin advocated by hr. George w.
Blunt, visiting with fne those steam tugs that are
In the habit OF
DUMPING ASHES INTO THE HARBOR
OF New YORK, 0bstfuctlng navigation several
owners OF tug boats VINO insisted that they had
no other resources than TO dump their ashes
and clnders in the harbor and demanded that
Mr.. Blunt should provide them with scows
moored in the North River to save them from the
necessity OF throwing their ashes in the waters
OIL the harbor.
The Assembly, IN Committee OF the Whole,
at It's evening session. discussed the appro-
prtatOn bill, and, as usual, came to halt on
the appropriation for State academies. AS a 1avor
OF sectarlanism hangs around this special part vi
the bill a discussion was naturally expected. The
committee finally rose, reported progress and
asked leave TO SIT again. The committee on rail-
roads OF tne Assembly had the projectors OF
TIE GREENWICH STREET RAILROAD
before them this evening, arguing In favor OF the
bill to extend the track 30 az to belt and griuiron
the city OF New York. Next Thursday was ap-
pointed to hear parties in opposition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13

Beery Son. the new piioteoat Nellie ven. she - 2
over all, Is iset beam and ) feet mold.
EAsrrcnr Feb Ma despatch Just received here from
Robt Wilson. we'll known shipmAster oil this place.
Notice 10 Mariners.
rAsHNc LIGHT AND STEAM SIGNAL ON EAST snorsns
San AND san sAra9 t
be exhibited on ana alter the evening Of March 1874
from structure recently erected on The western emu
meeting san Francisco Bay and San Pablo Bay, and
apparatus is OF the 4h order of the system Of Fre
mel and will show white flashes at intervals of 80 Sec
The tower square, Of wood and is attached to the
Wish Is a; wS s Of the build
ing and e2 feet above the mean Level Of low water
the water the light should Be distance OF is'.
dome Of the lantern painted red the remainder
Of The structure Of light but color ,,, a.,,, ,ro
the Coast Survey. is as follows:-Lat, 81 ~ NJ long,
Magnetic variation in Sept 1873 Is24E.
The following the compass bearings and distances
Penole Point. NJ BY By x K, distant and $40 miles
Point San Pablo, Ne 4 z, distant $40 Of 9 mile ILL.,.
osa rSss 2oei 81 s.
IVES! tsngent Southampton shoa Sc by u s, distant
Wharf at San Quentin sw, distant and 40 miles.
The Sisters Eastern Rock, Why y N Distant and
at Is "a s Ing q. the
ing. painted the light bun color the lighthouse
notice viii be given of the commencement of this
signal.
BEACON HARDINo's LEDGE. ENTRANCE 70 BOSTON
Notice hereby given OF the erection OF day beacon
Ledge, entrance to Boston harbor.
The beacon Is wrought iron shaft Is inches In d.
The top of the shai s feet above the ledge, and
bears day mark which Is cast iron ring or wheel,
ssnt; issI i length s!s:sasa the The shaft
The bearings by compass and distances in nautical
miles OF prominent objects are follows
Point Alerton Bar buoy bears NV by W, distant ~
Martins Ledge, N, TX miles
Graves bell buoy. N, 5X miles.
Sino's Iepse ' iShtsod:e Z 81 ne X miles.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board
Treasury Depsrtment ONCE Lighthouse Board, wash
lngton, DC, Jan 81. 1874
Whslemen.
Schr Agate Atkins sailed from Provincetown Feb
for West indies, humpbackin
Heard from previous to Nov o bark Mary Frazier.
Bay OF Islands in June.
Bark Martha, stanton, Of NIB, was at Bay Of Islands
Bark osmanH, williams Of NB was at Norfolk Island
all we'll she would be at the Bay of ISLANDS In
ner o 4 p Ss e. ss h pS:
and Az do VIII Oil, all told Abram Lincoln colored
Aug g. and Samuel johnson native OF Re9aion Island
Indian Ocean, died of CONSUMPTION Oct Is There had
been several cases OF scurvy board but all had
cred.
Brig Maggie Vail DR. from Clenfuegos for Boston, Feb
II, oil Absecom (by pilot boat Washington, No 22).
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13
DESTRUCTIVE PRE- IN NEWARK LAST
MIGHT

Between nine and ten O'Clock last night IRE
broke out in the rubber cloth factory OF Peter
Fighter, in JACKSON street, Newark, and, although
the hremen we're promptly on hand, the largest
part OF the extensive frame building. owing to the
innammabe character OF the materials in the place.
was soon reduced TO ashes. II could not be ascer.
tanned last night what the actual loss was. but the
estimate is from $4,000 TO $780, none OF which
IL covered by insurance, as the place was sucn tnat
insurance pan les refused TO insure IL. This 10
the fourth time Mr.. Fighter mas sn1ered In the
same way within a short time He mas many
enemies among the thievfnR fraternity, and II is
believed shet tAcendiarsm wss the cause.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13
schr Eugene Borda. Jones' Virginia.
Schr feie Halliday. King Baiumore.
Schr J ID Williams, Smith. aljmore.
schr Florence Dean, Phillips, Baltimore.

schr Eugene Borda. Jones' Virginia
Schr belle Halliday. King Batumore.
Schr ID Williams. Smith Bal imore.
Schr Florence Dean, Phsllips Baltimore.
Schr J shaw, Cox, Baltimore.
The teamship EUROPE ,Fr,. which arrived 18th, re-
ports encountered strong westerly gales had heavy
snow storm when COO miles from New York. Feb B. lat
A. Ion 81 %, passed an Anchor line steamship, bound
6th lat 46 81 lon ~ A. National line steamship, do; 9th,
lat Al ha Ion " 30 Cnnard steamship, do.
The bark American Iloyds Park. from Buenos Ayres,
which arrived 10Th the northwar1 OF
Baregat twice and was blown of by heavy gales;
Jan OF fernambuco spoke ship General Butler IRON
Baltimore Tor san Francisco.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Title Bailey New London for New York,
schr Peacedaie, CasweI Nsrragansett Pier for New
York.
schr Nathaniel Holmes Smith, Providence for New
York
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Gen whitney. Hallett New York for BOSTON,
Steamship Wamsutta. Fish, New York tor New Bedor
Schr FavOrite (Br, Jenkins, New York for Cornwalis
Schr Henry Dobbin New York for Boston.
Scnr Dart. Williams, New York tor Stamford
River.
Steamer Electra, Shirley New York for Providence.
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Passed Through He'll Gate.
SAILED.

Steamships Gaelic (Br), for Liverpool; Thuringia (Ger)
Hamburg; City OF Havana, Havana; Gen Barnes, Sa
&C.; AIbemarls Norfolk ship Marianne Nottebohm ssn
Alberto utaD do do; Nuovo Emilia Ceestina QtaD,
Gbraltar brigs Alice Br, Kingston. Ja Faustna, Ha
vsna: Vim Mallory, Jr, Galveston.
Wind at sunset E, light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13
A BUFFALO WIFE MURDERER ON TRIAL

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. IL, 1874.
The trial Of Michael McKeon, civil engineer, for
the murder OF his wife, occupied the Superior
Court all day. The principal witness for the prose-
cution is the daughter OF the prisoner, aged six
stood crosse Examination all the afternoon without
varying from the statement made before the CorO.
ner. The court room was crowded, q large portion
OF the audience being ladies'.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13
IRE IN WILLIAMSBURG.

Al about two O'Clock yesterday morning the
grocery and provision store No. sso Bond street,
Williamsburg, occupied by Louis Tevens was
discovered to be on IRE, caused by an overheated
stuveppe coming In contact with wooden par
tition. the STOCK and furniture OF MT. Ievens was
damaged $500; insured in the Safeguard and Ma
tional Insurance Companies. The building, which
Is owned by Marx Nay, was damaged about $500 ;
ftxltu tuan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS,

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains In.
formed that by teegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau, No Is Fleet street. the arrivals at and depart
from European ports, and other abroad, OF
American vessels the be caDled to
try free Of charge and published
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
"A sateswDesertion &C. sufficient cause; no publicity
charge until divorce Is granted: also Notary Public
FREDERICK l. KING, Counsellor.atLaw 363 Broad
way.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFF.
N terent states for deserton &c. legal everywhere;
no publicity reQuIred charge until divorce FRAMED;
advice free. NJ HOUSE, Attorney. lSA broadwy
A HERALD BRANUH OFFICB, BROOKLYN CO
N. OF Fniton avenue and Boerum street
Open from 8 A. N. tog ~ y.
On sunday from ~ r. n.
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SHIPPING NEWS,
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTH FEBRUARY.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-12-10


.CuIcUT CnuRr ,nvcned last
Tuesday, judge Wheeler presiding.
TIE first case disguised of wns the
petition I" vacate the plat Of ground
IN W.bbcr township. formerly
known rs Hannibal. The petition
was granted.
The case of Estate VS.. Geo. l..
Clark" forgery, was then taken up,
and IT present writing, (rhnrsday
n. m we understand that the tes-
tim.Jny il ali in, and tina. The c''un.
srl are engaged IN their, argu nent,
81 that.i is Thought probable that
the case will lie submitted to the
jury to day. We shall epdcav"r t.,
give details o. the hial hereafter.
The counsel for prosecution are
Srandish, IF Grand Rapids, U. S.
District Attorney, and Prosecuting
Attorney Warner; for the defense,
ex Judge White, of Ludington;
Judge I'nrch, .! Jersey; j. Q. Pat
telson, Esq, and w. Ii. Palmer,
Esq, Of Reed City.
We understand that for some
reason the Prosecuting Attorney
failed to have the case of State We.
G. 9. Thompson, perjury, and the
case OF State IS. John Muriart, on
the docket, so that they could not
be tried this term. Ii this be trne,
it is probable that Court will adj
journ to day or tomorrow.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-12-10
Donation Party.

There will be a Donation Party.
given by the NJ. E. Church Society
of Reed City, for the benefit Of
their Pastor. Rev. A. G. Beech, at
the store Of Geo. w. Scger, on
Thursday afternoon and evening,
Dec. 18th, 1874. All arc cordial,
invited to come and bring along
whatever they may feel able to
give. All kinds Of produce will be
thankfully received.
Plenty Of room. Come one, como
all. Let us have general good
time.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-12-10

l}Y the corrected time card of the
F. & p. Nj. Railway, in this issue,
It will he seen that there will lie two
passenger trains daily, ench way.
The trans marked as arriving here
at l:l5 y. m. WW not commence
running till neat Monday, l4M
A treigh! train each way, daily, will
also commence rhnAing next week;
arriving at Baldwin, from the east,
at S:35 81. M; from the west, AT 1850
u. ~. ~
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-12-10

MAYOR P. Nj. DANAHER, of Lud.
ington, was in Baldwin, last Mon
day. Messrs. Danaher & Melendy
have their largest numbering inter
ests in the vicinity of Baldwin,
which will doubtless nccessitate
frequent visits from one or the other
OF them during the coming Winter.
Geo. X. Newcpnb, Esq, attor-
.ney TOR the Flint Il Pere Marquette
Railway, was in town, on business,
last Monday evening.