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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-17

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sharp Practice by Twccds Friends
New YORK. April 17.-lt appears
that tho reports Of the prevalence o.
Of small pox on Blackwell Island are
the result Of a conspiracy by Tweed:
friends to prevent his subsection to
discipline. Other cenvicts confess
their eruptions were caused by Croton
oil. All orderly In the hospital has
been dismissed.
Courtescy 10 the US.
A Havana letter says 1t Is rumored
that Coucha intends to spare the life
Of DOckery as matter OF courtesy TO
U. S.
Tho Arkansas Troubles.
LITTLE Rock. April l7.-During tue
belligerent movements last night Col.
Rose, commanding the U. s. Arsenal
brought q company down, %stationing
them at tho corner Of Main and Fourth
streets, aud sent word to each side that
while he had no orders to Interfere In
behalf Of either party, was directed to
prevent bloodshed. Early this morn
Ing, there appearing no prospect OF
trouble. the company returned to the
Arsenal. Meanwhile, Baxter has Is
sued another long proclamation, relt-
Grating his determination to repos'ess
himself Of the State House at all haz-
ards.
Loss OF Coating steamer.
Panama news has been received
here Of tho loss on tho 18th Of March
the Gillian coasting steamer Tacna,
with nineteen persons. The loss Of
lifo Is attributed to panic which seized
the crew. two OF whom made oil with
the only boat.
More About the Amsriquc.
NRw York. April 1.-THE Amer
iquc Is now said to have leaked badly
from tho time sho left Newcastlo-on-
Tyne, whore she was launched and \
portion Of her cargo OH her last trip
here she was found badly damaged
aud an Inspection ordered resulting In
her being rated down from A Que aud
a.half to A two ana a.half.
An Indemnity NH.
Hurst. the agent Of the National
line, presented Mackenzie, agent OF
the French Transatlantic line with n
bill OF over $4,000, for transportation
and subsistence OF the passengers aud
crew Of the Europe, and for property
lost and destroyed while ~eiTectlng
their rescue aud transfer to the Greece.
Hurst says the claim would never
have been presented but for the malie-
ious manner In which tho French Co.
and It's officers attempted to SANDER
and traduce the mcn to whose timely
assistance the safety Of the passengers
aud crew Of the Europe Is ascribed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-17
HAUNTED HOUSE

IL In some places an object OF wonder and ter.
ror, but the WHITE HOUSE CLOTHING
SrORE IL constantly haunted, day and night.
most popular place in town. A NEW SUIT
effectually lays every ghost that makes Its up.
pearance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-17
H CAVE

Would probably hold . larger stock OF goods
than any house In town, and, perhaps, . few
mere shoddy goods ard empty paper boIes than
some OF our big shoddy clothing warehouses,
but a-better filled and more compact establish.
ment than the WHITE HOUSE CLOTH.
ING STORE 10 not to be found on the Paci.
&c coast-it affords no room for shoddy and
empty paper boxes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-17
A BIG STRIKE

In the Comstock would doubtless tend stocks
up all along the line. but COIiN a. ISAACS
pledge their word that they would still eoniinuo
10 sell goods M cheap rs ever. regardless OF the
stock excitement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-17
THE WOMEN

Raid on tho saloons In the East, bnt here. all
who want good, substantial, well made and
fashionable Clothing. raid on the WHITE
HOUSE CLOTHING SrORE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-17
THE DEVIL,

In the form OF q paid piper. once roused all the
children OF q village to follow him on. Could
no have shown such bargains In Clothing a. ara
to DO had OF COIN q ISAACb all the par
ents would have followed. 40 well a. the chill
drcn. and thus BIO would have cleaned out the
whole village.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-17
THE GRUMBLING

III BALD MOUNTAIN Is As NOTHING
" compared with the grumbllng Of ZONE Of
our Clothing Dealers ~ thoy daily observe their
customers leaving them and vending their
way to the WHITE IIOIkE CLOTHING
get real Bargains In Clothing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-17
Important to Farmers & Gardeners.

LII PERSONS WHO WISH TO RAISE TIE
n Largest and Beat Cabbages In the World,
should send Twenty-Five cents for ono package
OF Imported
AIsATIAN CABBAGE sERD.
Cabbascs OF the hncst quality and weighing
mari OF he United States from this seed.
Each package. containing an ounce, wiz DC
sent. free of postage, 10 any address, on re-
ceipt OF the prfce, IS cents each. or nve pack
Fuii dirsetions how and when TO plant &C.
company each package. Address,
NJ. NJ. REVIVAL e. co.,
81 Amity Street, New York City.
ms I'm
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
A FRANCISCO

SPECIAL To ooLp MIL pArLr JEWS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-17

EASTERN DISPATCHES
o O M esrIc inTELLiosNcE

lsrzcl,L TO tn, ssLD NIL DAILY Srws.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
CIVIL NOTES.

Corporation Counsel De Witt of Brooklyn
hrmaton Of the Commissioners report in The opening OF
assessments had heen appOrtOued 10 lots collectively
and not individually, anu the report sent back FOR
alteration.
suit was brought yesterday in the Court
OF Common Pleas before Judge LOew, against the Belt
line Of street railroad cars, by William Fallou, whose
son. aged years was run over by the cars Of this
line. Both OF his legs were taken off, ana the damages
are lalu at $4,000. The Is stlll T. Mccarthy
appeared FOR the plaintiff, and Brown, Han Wander
poel FOR the defendants.
The General Term of the Supreme Court
yesterday, but rendered decisions. hint Of the
pressure OF work the COur-which will he composed
OF Presiding Justice Davis and Judges Brady and Dan
Ies-may De gathered from the fact that there are
the calendar 6l nOnenumerated notions lj enumerated
motions, and "a preferred causes.
The half-dOZen Ring suits, including those
OF Tweed and Harry Genet, called up in the su-
preme Court, General Term, yesterday appeals from
the rulings or the lower the trials The Genet
suit called BY name and the others by numbers.
Mr. Phelps said that he should move TO dismiss the
appeal IN the Genet but short discussion Resulted
IN putting the whole matter over for fortnight.
James j. Ryan, who had been holding the
position Deputy Clerk Of the Court OF Special Sessions
and at the time passing part of his time at
Albany as a member OF the Legislature, denied pay
by the Controller for his services Clerk while
he In Albany. He accordingly brought suit In the
Court OF Common Pleas, before Judge j. r. DAILY. The
defense tnat no person could receive pay FOR one
mandamus granted. The General Term Sustained this
ruling yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
ANOTHER CONTEST FOR A CHILD.

Another litigation for the possession of
child made It's appearance in the Supreme Count yeser
day before Judge Lawrence and has been sent to Fran
els L. setson referee trial OF the facts. II appears
from the statement OF Mrs Maggie A. Hardie that on
March II she placed her son. Robert W, age II, IN the
New-York Juvenile Asylum, with the understanding
they keep him six eight weeks this
treatment being adopted by the mother punishment
for her dsObedence in school She that IN an
interview with superintendent Carpenter he acceded to
the plan and told should be properly carried OUT
but he advised her OF the necessity OF signing blank
FORM in compliance with the rules Of the institution, TO
show her presence the time OF giving up the child
her readiness to do and her address This require
ment having been complied with the boy was left on
returning for him at the expiration OF the time agreed
upon the authorities refused to give the child up ana
Joseph H. Steiner. her counsel, brought the question
promptly into the Supreme Court, obtaining writ OF
habeas corpus from Judge Brady. The return 20 the
writ handed IN yesterday BY the Asylum authorities,
was the blank form signed by Mrs. Hhrde, Yhlch turns
ont 10 be a regularly framed ndenture, IN wnlch the
child surrendered to the authorities, whO when ne Is
Il years OF age, have power TO blnd him out &c MIS-
Hardle denies having understood the agreement 70 De
such one and asseverates that she merely placed the
bOv there temporarily. ..
Lizzie Talbot who lives at Mrs Smalfs house, testified
10 the circumstances OF the taking away Of the enid
by Commissioner Gardner, after which the case was
adjourned. ehx3A
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
wATF RETURNED TO ITS MOTHER.

The child found by a policeman IN basket
at Twentyourth-st and Secondaye. on Sunday after
uoon was claimed yesterday b. respectabe-oolnug
woman or about 80 years. Who appeared before the
Police Commissioners and gave the Of Mrs. Bella
Parker. sne was with an Oih0er TO the Commits
sioners Of Charities and Correction 20 whom the child
had been taken. Before Mr. keOck, superintendent Of
The outdoor poor stated that her husband had been
dead 81 months leaving her with pittance on which
10 support herself and that had gradually eked out
IN meeting the pressing Of the Winter She had
been lodging with poor woman, whose residence she
would not give paying steadily for her food and lodg-
ing and daily walking about the city IN hope Of finding
employment. had carry the child with and IL
became time too heavy weight for her strength Be-
side of the places where there seemed hope
OF being employed the presence OF the child proved
drawback People called il incuInbrance. Iu despair
she came 10 the conclusion that IL would be
bic sor her 70 obtain work 50 long as she had
the child with her. and she therefore abandoned
II. leaving il where sue had 10 believe
there people who wanted and would take OF
10. But since deseTlng H. her grle had overcome her.
and reading the accounts OF the little WAITS adven
lures newspapers yesterday morning. she could
control her feelings no longer, and went at to
reclaim 10.
On further questioning by Mr KelCck she said that
she from Massachusetts, but would name no town
Commissioners OF Charities because she did
have the child sent to the Asylum. On
consultation with the Commissioners, IL deter
mined TO return the child TO her, and the
recovering the infant very affecting. Mr Kollock
gave her the OF family who wanted "a domestic,
and sue left at for the place designated with
plainly, aud spoke with tine manner of al educated
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED sLAypERER.

John d. Townsend made application yester-
day to Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court, Chambers
for an order OF against Sigsmund Harris glove
dealer Broadway, in action begun by Miss Maria
Louise COnklin against him for slander. The amount
Of damages claimed is $4,000, and the atdavits Oh
which the application is made show that prior to the
sentence OF Samuel COnklin who pleaded guilty recently
10 having embezzed gloves from the mercantile house Of
which the defendant partner. the plaintiff, who Is
sister of Conkn, made strenuous efforts 10 have light
imposed upon him, consideration of 1t being
his first oense, and in consideration OF his having
served the firm Of Harris Co. for over twelve years
and also because he the main support OF his mother
and sister IL Is said that Sgsmund Harris stated TO
the plaintiff and her mother in private that he would do
sentence imposed was within six months OF the tuI
allowed by the law. subsequently 10 the passing
OF sentence Miss COnkn that she learned that the
defendant had asslduously circulated report tha se
was person OF bad character, and she accordingly
brought the suit In her affidavit she denies the asser
and states tina; she IL sennstress, earning het
living with her needle and that such slanderOus WORDS
calculated 10 do her great injury. Judge DonOhue
granted the order Of arrest liking the amount or pail 10
be furnished by the defendant at 5000 Harris was ar
rested on Saturday evening Jonas NJ. Schnurer OF NO
4O Sixtbave ana Albert Harris OF No. % East Eighth
teenthst. became his suretes and he was discharged
from custody.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
THE TAYLOR WILL CASE.

The Taylor will case occupied Judge Dono-
hues attention for about minutes yesterday in the
Supreme Court Chambers. application by Rufus F.
Andrews TO have the judgment Of the Court Of Appeals
which was a reversal Of the surrogatos decree ad-
hitting the will 10 probate, and Of the subsequent
Affirmative Judgment OF the General Term-made the
Judgment Of the Supreme Court Mr.. Clinton. who ap-
peared for Mrs. Rowland contestant Of the will, OBJ
jeeted the ground that the application should De
made 10 the General Term and that single Judge was
not clothed with any such authority. ., .,.
Judge Donohue SAID that he had conferred win us ~
associates the bench, and they all concurreu ~ t M
opinion that the Judge at Chambers had autno.J "
grant such application. He accordingly Tahteu tuc
notion The main in the which mas pee. sen.
haek by the Court of Appeals with directions TO frame
issues 70 be tried by Jury is. OF course AZ 20 te
neness Of the signature on the paper caeu W oe TUG
will
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
DEPARTURES or FOREIGN MAILS.

TUESDAY Nay ).
Queenstown Liverpool ner seashp MN
nesofa 1890 Supplementary NAL j. co'ea ~ ne os'
once al steamship q. from f,r NO 80 ~ II
steamship O0.umuas eose AZ : y IA a
SuDuemeutarv tbe PostOme a. -sO eIeaa-
ssp szl.s 81 ) D. IRON Pier No. l3 y. K
WEDNESDAl MAY g. .
Mails Queenstown and Liverpool PER The steamship
Is a Supplementary h1 Seaf-sl.l s-- Il
500 FROM Cuuari DOck JERSEY lliT.
Danish Mail Bremen BY ne eamM
Bismarck. mails close q y W. Supplementary II M h sose Y
the Post-Oe l:l5 steamship - H. IRON Per o0s
" ~ THURSDAY. MAY 7.
Cherboarg and Hanhug ev seas ho
Th1in gs close ll;3 sun eleI rV Ma ooH a.
PosOnce a. lI5 D non per loot OF
Mails Tor Havana steamship City Of Hsyara oo
n IN. Mai 81 AZ
D. Steam sails at 3 o. H. Pier No ) " X
Mails Bermuda bT the Metropolis coe al ~ NJ
Mails for yersrd.pa close m toe YORK PostOae
As for HALIFAX s cose1ai The SeETorE Posto Tee
tsy a. = ?. u, and Tla Boston
For British Nail ouv VIA QlesastOvn aud Liyerrool
steamship Celtic close a. supple nerary AaH
he PostOfce 1880 a. n. steamship .s a. a. a
ron Star Docs PavoEa Ferry, ieTseT civ
MaLsf
i N. errl;rr Nal - closed 20 me f"-
1880 steamship sails - N hoa TIE loot % 4L41
Ho5oken
and Pri,sar closed Nai 70 sent NJ h Inc
Mails Tor Kingston Jamaica, Panama. rslb Ps1he ARD
steamship Go on. r0se 80 ~
Mai closed az TIE Fo1tOhee Al - = S
stearnstlr als At ~ NJ. ron Per No. a. \. ?. a
By tie islnzion coSe Al ~ u
Steamship sails ron Pt loot u Fourth s toh"Afn
Mails for ~ sburr close % z N
West CLYDE, eese steam
ship sails at ) D. IL. from Per No. 20 T. r
SUNDAY. MAJ 20.
All Mails lose at II OcOcsA Tie fo-o@es open hoD
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
nECISlON9-MAY 4.

Superior Cout-Specidl Term-By Judge Freedman.
-N.eks receiver Gse a.-Aouon denied Cohen ag
Connepo confirmed an judgment OF divorce granted
plaInuh
Common Pleds-Gmadi Tern-By Judges DAILY,
Robinson and Larremore Day ard LoegKser Richard
Judgment opinion by DAILY G. Chapman agt Doug
iet % the value opinion by DAILY G. Qun
a affirmed three opInlonby Dslv, G. j
j. J. v Dav J. Downey agt McCoum-Order reversed
with opinion LOew j. The People rel Ryan Green
affirmed awarding pelemporv mandamus opinion
b j. Chnstal aLOter appealed from
arne opinion by Lar J. Phelps sg Race1he judgment
20 the hrst counts should be affirmed,
au1 70 third it should be reversed aud udsmeni
gwen plaintiff that counts opinion By DsiT G. J. Cgrey
at Tom ior denied opinion By DAILY C. j.
Devn CosteoeJaent reversed trial ordered with costs
former trial within notice Of herein but default of
.ub paymeu judsneut h0ld be affirmed; Robinson.
Kearg SerreJudgmen al med with two OpuOnsOy
Day q J. and Lew Pra Mutual Protection Assurance Soc
Judgment Affirmed opinion by DAy G. j. .see opinions sh
General Term Clerk.
Koeher agt Ferguson.-See memorandum.
snpreme Court-Chdmbrs- Judge Daniels
Schmidt agt. Leyy.-MenOr4udum
v Jadge the matter &C., SorToodfn this
mus hear counsel
By Judge the &c Van Couen In the matter
&c Brush &c. seugGranted BuTnsrd agt
Eison sg Hoyt swif agt S~lf Black as CIV
denied Mutual Insurance Company suf
Mason sg PAdge-MoOI granted In the matter, 6c Anns-
Order o Sch Aee st TeSIFeues appointed steven
Seyensonud Of dyorce granted % panh Bran
as De Foest-Orier granted Perce agt s-Aemorandun
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
THE COURTS.
PARENTS SUING FOR THEIR CHILDREN,

PARENTS SUING FOR THEIR CHILDRENi
INVESTIGATION INTO THE CASE OF TERESA CLIFTON
MOTHER BRINGS ACTION TO RECOVER HER
BOY IN THE JUVENILE ASYLUM.
The mysterious case of Teresa Clifton, alias
Small who was forciby taken away at night from her
home by Police Commissioner Gardner and Capt. VIII
liams was subject ) investigation in Special Term
of the Supreme Court Yesterday, and crowd was
present TO hear the testimony Of the ehds father The
little girl present and attracted many glances. She
s l3 years OF age and while she hardly appears older
has nevertheless expression that adult would be-
put down to the credit OF experience Messrs. Howe
Hummel appeared behalf OF Joseph and Maria Cliff
ton, and the testimony taken for traverse 70 the
return TO the writ Of habeas corpus without the pre-
sence OF a Judge
Joseph Cnftons examination revealed that he was
wow-bas maker residing at No 1888 Fiith-st, and
employed by p. Mahoney Of Nos. and JOhn-st and
No Is Fourtave., for whom he had worked Is years,
earning from 50 to s19 weekly Teresa Clifton, he
asserted child she was born in May 1861.
81, directly opposite Mrs. SmalPs. The child went
the latter three four years since which time the
child had visited them daily and they had called two
three times 10 how che getting along The first
be knew or the cbild- living at No. 10 FTst-st.
improper carried on there: the child never told nm
there was Mr. Clifton SAID he was able 10 support the
cd and WAS ready aud anxious 10 take her home with
him He now had two daughters who were at wOrk, and
q child at school.
Clifton was crOss-examned by Mr. Davenport counsel
for Commissioner Gardner aud 10 him the witness
lated how Mrs small removed year ago from Extra
place, and he didn't know wAere she gone. man
named kIsher told him where they TO, and he
went there at IL O'Clock at night and took away the
enid; After some weeks the child went back TO Mrs
small with her parents consent and by her desire
IL was only few weeks ago that he heard theY were
nying IN First st He never received more than two -
olls from Mrs Small.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
sTEERAGE REDUCTIONS CONTINUED.

Another of the ocean steamship companies
reduced its rates of seerage between NewYork
and Liverpool yesterday. The Williams GuiOn Line
now sell steerage tickets 10 Liverpool for SIS and pre-
paid tickets from Liverpool to NewYork for
$40 The former rates were $50 and
ss2 respectively, that the reduction by the Williams
d Guion line is somewhat greater than that Of the
National tickets Of both lines being sold at the
price, None of the agents in this city have re-
ceived official information that the cable dis
patch received on Saturday announcing s15
as the price for steerage passenger
was correct. Nearly all were inclined 70
doubt the authenticity OF the report though one
OF the companies thought probably The lines
wnlch nave already reduced their the National
Anchor state and Williams q GuiOn. The Inman and
White star COMPANIES say that theirtod Will
be altered hat they prefer 10 sacrifice steerage pas
senger rather than carry them Meanwhile
the rival companies though the White star
and IBman rates are not nominaly reduced they are
selling tickets low as the National and other lines
The German and French Companies are entirely nde.
pendeut of the controversy ana determined NOT 10
reduce rates under any circumstances.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Martin Kemp of No. 369 MadisOn-st.. when nearing
big early yesterday morning attacked by
William Fitzpatrick John Gould. tue
and cke him. While encsav0ung defend himself ~ The
sa his gold sateh valued at plOO atOlt escape
when Oce Kennedy ecteiy aud nae both 4 the
bis proaers They taken the EsseK Market Police Car
Yesterday, and Justice Bxby committed each for ta eaut
- 900 bail. Lena Rice little sr residing No 80 Avenue A.
passing the her
Aay Holmes attempted TO take air Of valued al eJ r
her The child raised aul the arrested by
h5er White Eleventh Pec4ei.
OF Jail
The Nav Term of the Court of General Sessions,
judge Sutherland presiding, opened YESTERDAY Grand Jury, Eh
William Paen foreman, nvAae ana there being cases Of
special be brought before th,r, the statutory
charge Criminals pleaded guilty sentenced as io-
James picking pockets Houe O Refuge u be becomes
TlO Larceny. uOlts the PcnentarY
WeV The aud months M STATE
IL
state Prison and
Eene Ma shs
Charles Wood and John Williams larceny
sK months n the Peueutry; James smith
Tie teleualy Mons GralT, at
petty larceny, tie PeLtenay JOSEF
Aud House Of uze I'll he reforms; II. ". Johnson
state Pts0li James COnroy
Pee Wilson, burglary and months IN tie Peuel
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
PASSEYGERS ARRTED.

PROM LIvERPOoL-IH ,auship csle, May miss ssp'es,
Mrs Edwaif llck. a Lawsous
Mrs Lawson A NJ Lawson, Misses & w anl = = Law
M Miss J. OstEAArd G. OAver W ID h@cAaI,
P Nacke Mrs G. E. MaguEe NJ - b. Masure Master AlG G
Msyuire nurse Julia Dufour, l. Martin, Mrs l. y 1sIun Rev H.
ThAb~rg o. k Pusesb H. bull. Mrs. T. Il. Boil John Leg
horn Charles ghu A. p Thomas james Pans W H. Fnet lie
w Farrat Joseph Brlnskl Ronald D. tnehon
Herbert u r T. B. Balsev Lcg an Loo NJ
n = Tut. Master c. Van lg hiss l. NJ
Rvhuer " Rvulef o. Oharro IS Harper "adr,
Rev n N Williamson II. ~ williamson Ihos Moore ChAIes
Wa. kes IT, ;. C., IN hea hss
Rel Master REID NJ MISS b Nsteman d Dol
iar Mrs b. Shore, James AcHeli MA EhiA
Nt.ael. Peter AT Stone.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

United STATES SUPREME cOrRr.

WASHINGTON, May 4,-Ihe Supreme Court to-day
deei relating the s4e progeuy and
LodRg that the proceedings the stc; COurt
Of properly sold regular. pae full
neieasbe title purc1aser and notwithstanding the
subsequent u the uader winch the proceedings
place, the decree Of the Circuit Court
which reversed toe decree Of the District Court
h-reore reversed. Mr Justice SonZ delivered the opinion Ar
Clifford dssened holding that proceedings
should tired
tried insufficient vain title 0auss Ich
inE default charged confession Of
imposes the vnmelt the u proving truth
The pFeeni which ione IL thes5
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

There soliloquized an old topper in Daven-
mort Iowa see what all this temperance crusade pray
ipg has done first busted the Lindell Hotel IN st
mis- ana now overiowed whole South with water.
IN the women Keep oD We have another Hood certain %