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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-03
DISTRICT COURT.

The following business was trans
acted in the District Court yesterday,
VIM. s. Bonniield, Judge:
In the case of the State vs.. Samuel
Watkins, alias John Berry it was or
dered that c. s. Varian, heretofore ap-
pointed counsel for the defendant, re-.
ceiye for compensation for services the
sum of $50, and the County Treasurer
lie authorized to pay the same. II was
further ordered and agreed to by coun-
sci that the time for settling bill of ex-
ceptions in said case be, and the same
was thereby extended twenty days.
In the case of the State vs.. A. j.
Reed the Court ordered that p. H.
Harris and 0. Il. Leonard, counsel ap.
pointed by the Court for defendant, do
have and receive as compensation for
services the sum of $25 each, and that
the Treasurer be authorized to pay the
same.
In the matter of the estate of G. W..
Holt. deceased one days time was
granted to file inventory.
Court adjourned until lOA. N. to-day.
SwEATED Contour exchanges from
the east and west are calling attention
to five dollar pieces in circulation that
have been reduced in value by fling.
We are not aware that any of this
sweated coin is in circulation here, but
that we may speak advisedly on the
subject if anybody will furnish us with
a piece of the denomination mentioned
well heft" it and report. 1t would
be well. however, for business men to
keep lookout for those deprecated
half eagles, as it is supposed that
Chinese in Truckee are systematically
engaged in the business of reducing
them.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-03

GONE TO CARSON s. Bonnifield
left for Carson on last evenings train.
He expected to return tomorrow.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-03
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.


Last Evenings Board.
375 Meadow Valley 6's, 81
no Eureka so. 81, DIX
10 American Flag
800 jefferson Az
210 Rye Patch TX, 1ss
40 X K6, So
1910 Leopard IL, III, IT..
5 st. Patrick ~
Is Eureka 4
100 Prnssiau 2N
5000 Mansfield ~. III
400 ella S. AZ, AZ, Az, AZ
100 FL Dorado South Soc
$40 Golden Chariot AZ, 1s@,15.
100 South Chariot SOC
40 Eclipse 8
100 Challenge 64. 6Z
$40 Dayton 5I. 6. 6l4
1855 Rock Island ~, 81
800 New York AZ. Az. AZ.
400 Occidental Az, 80, s, Az
700 Mint 80. 55c
1910 Woodville 31s. 81, 81. b 30
800 Atlas
$500 Tyler l, 90c
1870 American Fiat AZ, AZ, 1914
COO Sheridan ~. 1872
1925 Leo ~. IA
400 Maryland
500 South California 2
l0l5 Prospect z
900 Leviathan l
1855 Andes 6. So. 6I b 80
465 Cosmopolitan 80, Coo
400 niagara Soc
100 o. G. Hill IL
1920 Seq. Rock Island Ia. IL
1920 Pacific 2ss. "a. 81. 3. 29s
1920 Wells Fargo SIS. z2H, soc
1870 Kossuth PA, 2ss
260 Lady Washington PA, 2sI
$50 Florida %
30 Empire Idaho SOC
l30 Mahogany
20 Poorman 31I
470 Illinois
800 South Mountain 2L
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-13
The .Bonanza. for All.

Invalids. by nervous debility. DESTROYS OF
again feeling the yigor OF health aad vim OF
system, should take few bottles of Dr.. HEN
LEYs CELEBRATED l. y. l.. BIITERs. Before
one bottle is taken they will feel restoration Of
returningAealth. No case Of dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, loss of appetite, rheumatism, kidney or
liver disease, has ever resisted its restorative
power, Every part of the human system re-
quires and should receive sustenance and sup
port from the stomach, regulated by the liver.
Ii the stomach cannot supply the aliment re-
quired, the whole system languishes. Fortify
your organs Of life with these bitters, and in a
few days youwill feel your whole system invi-
gorated, for every disease arising from disorder
ed liver, stom Oh or bowels, it is invaluable; it
will revive your shattered system. Dyspeptics
and persons cf bilious habit should keep it
within reach, if they value health and ease.
spl1-1m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-13
THsnu is a great and welcome increase

THBRU is great and welcome increase
of singing birds as our springs bring out
more leaves and find more branches for
the warblers to nest in. Where the
trees are abundant the singing Of a
morning is very constant and animated.
This compensates for many weary
month gone by when the voice OF The
ass was the song of the Washoe canary
and the bark Of the cUyo;s came to re-
mind us of the robbins of day that was
gone. Now let there be no mercy to
such as may seek diversion in the muir
der OF our feathered songsters, but let
the rigors of the law seize them and
visit them with restrictive and exemp-
larry pains and penalties.
Cherries i'll market. The plice Of
EN- makes the cholera Eorbus worth
holding on to when got. They are six
bits pound. The price makes US think
they must be dreffie sour. A fellow
citizen with memory says he recol!ects
when cherries were q cent a quart and
the privilege of climbing the trees and
helping yourself, only five cents. The
reputation OF the man, however, Is not
negotiable for fTst-class truth on tn.
cherry question. He is prejudced.
Wen give his name in full if he agitates
the question.
SPEAKING OF CIEcUsEs, just please TO
look at the modest little three column
item with which Mr.. Montgomery Queen
sets en- up on the other alley. He
comes with no meal in his mouth, does
Gum. He outs with it, he does. Here
comes the boss. says he. Pretty much
of bonanza is he in the way of adver-
Using. We can vouch for the get up and
style of this show. It is way up. Mean
time peruse the advertisement and be
instructed.
CENTENNIAL MEETISG.-The members
of the Centennial Board met yesterday.
The Business OF definitely agreeing upon
the appointment of collectors came up
and it was voted that Whitehill and
Stewart should each have a salary of
$500 per month. This. We suppose, is
final and satisfactory all round.
Lots Of show actors in town ycster-
day. Must he something moving,
somewhere, in the histrioric way. We
heard street inspector say there was to
be some extra sort of dramatic doings
down at Reno. Bat that's no criterion
nor anything else.
Dry GooDs At BAEGAIS.-We direct
attention to an advertisement OF the sale
of dry goods belonging TO the estate of
Jacob Sheyer, deceased. Those goods
will be sold without reserve, 10 close out
the concern. and the best of bargains
may be looked for.
The members of the Agricultural So
ciety are requested to attend meeting
this evening. the 18th instant, at the Of
fee of the County Clerk, at S o'clock.
RETURNED.-Mr. VIM. Byrne, cashier
of the Carson Mint, returned yesterday
morning from San Francisco. His wife
came with him.
PERsoSAL.--Mr.s Thomas A. Ball, Of
San Francisco, connected with the Life
Insurance business there, came to Car
son yesterday.
TIE menagerie days have come, Tho
saw-dust of the year.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-13

The strawberry FESTIVAL TONIGHT.
We have the honor Of an acquaintance
with gentleman Of tender years who,
oat of his limited knowledge of the names
and significance of religious sects, speaks
of that part of st. Peters Church in
which he is most interested as 1.-The
Epitholic Sunday School" We alluds
to this merely to emphasize the fact that
the Strawberry Festival set apart for this
evening by tho ladies of St. Peters
Church will be the positively last of this
season though what that has to do
with that small blundsrer's name for the
Church we find it difficult to explain
Mr.. Allen, meanwhile, has informed US
that there will be cloth spread over the
hall floor to keep the dust in check
also that there will be no supper but
that there will be ice-cream and straw
berries for sale also flowers likewise
an excellent quadrille band (not for sale)
and the same to be assisted by the blind
fiddler. Tickets fifty cents, dancing
from to II when, as we infer, you
takes your sweetheart or the wife of
your bosom and makes q wake for
home. For particulars go and buy
ticket ana look on.
THIS, besides being the season for cir.
cusses, crowned with the halcyon glories
of flip-faps and the pomp and circun-
stance of tight drawers and pink under
shirts, 10 not a little devoted to the
phenomena Of hand organism. We hear
the. strident plants Of that. awful con-
trivance on many sides as We move PEN
sively along. We note that the hand
organ has fallen, by common consent,
into the hands of cripples and persons in
various stages Of decomposition. We
suppose it is hardly possible that deaf
folks will be found at these nelodious
grindings. The ear being out of Office
tho palpability Of the hand as the music
al director would be absurdly apparent.
We must confess that We like our music
served up by healthy bands. We OBJ
served yesterday hand organ whose en-
ginser was very blind and whose book
keeper was Oh clutches.
UNCLE BOB FoULKE was having a quiet
and serene birthday anniversary yester-
day. Was sixty. he said. Don't look
like it one bit. Too happy to show age
is Uncle Bob. He won't own up to being
ono Of the old Foulke.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-13

The FAvoRI1E.-Ths Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and Ormsby streets. is becoming
the favorite resort II this city. The great
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer. while the
at the bar. A first class Pedro Come for the
amusement Of guests, . cold lunch 1t all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its recomnen.
dations to public favor. Il. b. Brown IL the
peoprietOr,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-13

VALUABLE DOG LosT.-Mr. de Eeuf s beauti-
full and valuable setter dog, Spot is missing.
When lis owner last saw him he had on a collar
and tag, umbered "a. Anyone finding the
same and returning him to his owner at Fox's
Bookstore will be suitably rewarded and no
questions asked myl1-1w
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-13

IMPORTANT. Endorsed by he Medical pro
feseion. DE-. WV. HALLS BALsAM FOR THE
LUNGS cures COUGHS. Colds and Consumption,
and all diseases OF the Throat and Chest. DIR
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACHR ANODYNE cures
lin enc MINUTE. mhl2-6m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-13
MINING STOCK REPORT
Forenoon Board


1860 Ophir y, 70 $50. ~
100 Mexican PA, 241+
% Gould & Curry 49,,
295 Best & Belcher 40, c514, 501., 501
l65 Savage 100, SO, 971sa
2i5 Chollar-Potosi -, 72L, II
335 Hele & Norcross Sc, $50, So, s. !.
355 Crown Point 321L., 3ls.
20 Yellow Jacket IS
10 Imperial 81
- Empire Mill 6
% kentuck Il, 1411Is, IA
10 Alpha 20. 201a
5ln Belcher 80. 3011s ,. 3O7.
80 Con Virginia 44211ss, Az, 4411.
% Confidence 10
3055 California 60, 60 $50. co..
80 Sierra Nevada 1I1@
765s Bullion 81. IS b3O. % 2. b30, 80
20 Overman 6211z. 632+ $50
i Seq Belcher 50
POS Succor ;, IL
1920 Union Con "a, -.
go Buckeve zoe
200 Lady Bryan A, A..
$50 Julia S :, -.
800 Caledonia 11la. Il, ;, IS
100 knickerbocker 3
325 Globe IL
$50 Baltimore 6, 81
% Bacon 6
800 Silver Hill II, 1917, 10
$50 Eclipse 6
435 Dayton 3
go y Y Con
$50 Occidental 3, Is
200 Senator l
S41 lp7a~ican Flat O. ca
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-13

81. cHARLEs EorKL, GEO. TUFLI. PROPRIETOR
Robinson G Roper IA McQusrie
and son Langelle Dunenberger
The New York herald., 1875-08-30
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON August 29, 1875
Cotton 9r@ Hiadllng lss S. IoT mld&Sg la good
o s5ns sas l Hs Stock 0S' bales Exports eOa'~e
Cotton quiet and irm; mdang i44ae 10 low middling,
MOBILE August 2s. 1875
Exports coastwise, 100 Stock 5S6
g Taas 4 s. Gw sas % gssa
CHARLESTON August %, 1875
Cotton quiet middlpg s9le; low Plddlng, lsjse;
sOSstwise coast se iS4 sales, Stock ase5 ' Exports
oswEco, August %, 1875
sprng o a@Se Winter IS IS for white Winter 81 50
for double extra Wheat Unchanged No. Milwaukee Club
Western mixed meal $si bolted ss
$50 per ton Canal reights unchanged Railroad ireg6ts
Flour to Boston, 4c % New York, sse TO Albany 2se
$1,000 feet of lumber Canal 900 feet OF
lumber
Receipts by ra5Oad-FiOor ss92 s. 1,d bbs wheat 1900
ralroad-Fiour $500 I6ls wheat 1900 bushels; corn
waerDWhcat. i62 90 bushels coTn eSo5 do To Interior
pontsWhea 5000 bushels; 5000 do Canal relghts
Flour firm quiet nnchanked; sales 6 6Iis Wheat
arrive, at 81 ~ 800 bushels No Milwaukee at 81 50
II 81 and S's e. NG Of % p SS Waa
ern at 71e ne Oats negleeted retailing from wagons
EIss i4c n''H"' 20 % '0' A''s mess A'D pu '' -s'
Flour que, and Wheat HSSss' and higher
No. white Wabash III As 81 "a for old III 40 for
No. white Michigan new, 81 3d. No do 81 23 extra
do 81 Al; amber Michigan 81 3i seller september,
81 3712 81 81; seller October. 81 30; No. 2 amber
Michigan, 81 %; No. red winter new, 81 -; No
do seller August 81 431s seller September, I'll IL seller
October 81 Al rejected red, 81 Ols do. Dayton and
Michigan 81 O1; No amber Illinois, 81 ~ bid; No
81 40 Corn dull and lower; high Mixed 7Ul5c seller
tember re; seller October, 73c.; low mixed, 7OIsc
seller september, 115c grade SIC; damaged, OOc.
dull and lower; No 2 43lc. white 4c; Michigan,
ABE. Freights dull. Receipts-Wheat, 5000 bushels;
corn, $1,000 do. oats, 27,OOO do. Shipments-Wheat,
81 900 bushels; corn 900 do oats, 5000 do.
CHICAGO, August 2S 1875,
Flour quiet and weak Wheat-Demand fair firm,
and &c. &c higher; No Chicago SPRING noninaly VI "a
81 2O No. do 81 l112 spot seller August; II 10
81 lJs seller September closing easier CornNo mixed,
64c., spot, 64sc 65c seller August; 64ssc bid seller
September 6515c bid seller Ocober rejected ~ Oats
tive but lower No , 39c cash; 50 5ac seller Sep
tember; 35c seller October; rejected 5c Barley
Demand fair and prices have advanced seller September
81 O74 seller October I'll U. Rye quiet, but firm
elc seller August nominally 7Sc seller September
SOC, seller October Por1-Demand fair and
prices have advanced 25c 3Oc sales $40 10 $40 5O
closed about $40 20 $50 % $2O 30 seller
30 $50 371 seller October. Lard active and higher
$3 l21a, spot; S3 10, seller September $l3 20 $l3 %
seller October Bulk meats easy shoulders spot; short
rib mddes. &c; short clear mddes Il9c Receipts
Flour 5000 bbls. wheat 5000 bushels; corn 1000 do
oats, 67,OOO DO barley 1OOO do rye, 5000 do Ship
ments-Flour, 1900 bbls wheat 1S1 900 bushels; corn
2s5OOo do oats, $1,000 do barley, eooo do No call Of
the foard today.
The New York herald., 1875-08-30

per cent The Bank OF England weekly report on
Thursday showed decline in bullion Of soc OoO the
discount rate remaining at per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The foreign exchanges higher at the opening
when rates we're advanced to 4s7 and S916 and ac-
tua business toward the close was at 4 s59{ a l. SO
for long and 4SSk a 4Ss5( for demand sterling
The inquiry for bills very limited and this in con-
necon with the dearness Of cash gold served TO weaken
the market The following the quotations in gold
for foreign and American coin--Soveregns 81 81 a
81 92; Napoeons So IS So 90; XXX Rechmnrks
81 II 81 So; guiders, So 90 a 81 20; fine silver
bars, 81 % 81 "a; dne gold bars, u discount y
premium; dimes and half dimes, soc 93c. I; five
francs 92c francs, lS6c. 19c English silver 81 so
81 S5; Prussian paper thaers, 70<c re Prussian
silver thalers, roc Tic trade dollars, 05c. 96c.
GOLD MARKET
Gold rose from 1134 1l4l4 tho latter price being
established the arrival of the California advices.
Subsequently 1t declined to 1885, ending at ia Cash
gold was Of the time, and loans made
high 1854 s-64 per per diem for use but at
the close lower prevailed At the Treasury sale Of
81, 600 600 Thursday the total bids amounted to
5000 600 The Sub-Treasury transferred about
$500 600 gold San Francisco banks by teegraphic
orders the Sub Treasury that city, the gold being
deposited here by agents OF the banks in New York.
The Treasury operations for the week included the dis
bursencnt of 00 900 gold for interest and $4 700 in
redemption OF hve-twenty bonds, and the receipt of
S. O35 600 for customs. Treasury officials say there
will be in the gold sales during September
The New York herald., 1875-08-30
THE COURTS.
ToMBs POLICE COURT.
THE CAPTAIN OF A rueBoAr CHARGED wrrr

THE CAPTAIN OF A TUGBoAT CHARGED WITH
DROWNING A BOATING PARTY.
Jarvis Geoutsches captain of the tugboat J. J.
Stevens was yesterday arragned the above court on
the technical charge OF homicide the circumstances
being follows-
A party of both sexes, eight persons in ALL were in
small boat off Hoboken Bath, North River about seven
O'Clock Saturday evening, and of the party asked
n hand on The tugboat j. ]. Stevens TO give them
tow. The man who caught the line from the small
boat hauled in and then let 1t suddenly causing
the boat to upset. and all on board were thrown into
the river. A young girl named Jennie Anderson OF
Brooklyn, and Mr.. Henry Anderson, of Jersey CITY
drowned The rest OF the party were
rescued by the tugboa Henry Smith, and were brought
TO the Twenty seventh precinct station house Miss
Nellie Palmer of No 426 East Twenty third street. and
Miss Lille Lyle OF No James street, two of the peo-
pie rescued were taken to the Park Hospital for treat
ment Justice Otter bourg remanded Geoutsches TO
await the action of the Coroner
ENCOUNTER WITH RIVER PIRATE-THE sUs-
PEcTED MURDERER OF NOE AGAIN ARRESTED
About two o'clock yesterday morning Samuel Risk,
captain of the brig Laura Gertrude lying the Of
pier No. IL East River while asleep in the cabin of
his vessel, was awakened by feeling the weight OF a
mans body lying over him. On looking around he
saw the outlines OF mans form standing
near MS bedside Ine ne, ,Is captain a., a. once
figure Of the man vanished up the gangway. The Cap
three times pulled at his revolver and it each time
the Captain followed after the fugitive dIscharging one
shot after him he lied along the pier The ball missed
and presently the robber seeing Officer DENIM, Of tho
First precinct at the head of the pier waiting receive
him, turned back, and jumping over vessel disap-
peared Just as he went out OF sight Captain Risk DIS
charged second shot diligent search made
for him, but he could not be found and it believed
the ball took effect and lac drowned In subsequently
searching for some clothing and Jcwery which Captain
Risk missed from his cabin, Oicer DENIM discovered
two men lying apparently asleep in lighter which lay
alongside the Gertrude One of them proved to he John
Moore, alias Robinson, a well known burglar who was
week arrested by Detective Dorcey Of the Sixth
precinct, on suspicion Of being the man who assaulted
Mr. Noe the brushmaker in Greenwich street The
Other gave his name Robert Smith and said he
'longshoreman. Yesterday morning they both
taken before Justice Otterbourg and committed the
Island II Is believed that the two coneder
atcs Of the who escaped drowned and that,
hearing the shots, they lay down in the lighter and
simulated sleep. The property taken was found down
between the pier and vessel lying next to the Laura
Gertrude.
The New York herald., 1875-08-30
THE GILLIAN EXPOSITION.

In view of the number and importance Of the Amer
ca contributions TO the Chilan Exposition the Pres
dent has appointed the following additional Commis-
sioners from the United States General David Vickers
having been appointed some months ago yiz:-Dr
stephens Rogers of this city the well known and active
ffesldent OF the New York Commission George L. Win
s0r OF New York former consular of the
United States IN Buenos Ayres the especial represent
alive OF d. Appleton of this city, and the house OF T.
NJ. Holmes Co, and many other interests or New
England and William C. Quinby ESQ., OF San Francisco
who represents numerous interests OF people of the
Pacific states As Dr. Rogers is Consular Agent of the
Republic Of Chill in this city during his absence his
consular duties will be discharged by J. Muhoz Esq
the Consul for Costa Rca
The New York herald., 1875-08-30
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Blxby

THE CASE OF THE MAN WHO STABBED WOMAN.
Joseph Pechonosky of No 800 East Eleventh street,
was arraigned yesterday charge of felonious as
sault and battery ON Mrs Mary Warshinsk Of No 52s
Sixth street On Saturday afternoon Pechonosky went
TO the house OF Mrs Warshinski and demanded from
her some money, which he claimed she owed him, but
which claim Mrs warshinski denies A quarrel arose
betwecn the two, AMI Mrs Warshinski struck Pocho-
nosy in the eye and endeavorcd TO force him OF her
apartments whereupon the latter pulled out knife and
stabbed Mrs Warshinsk In the right breast and arm,
nIiictng serious injuries She taken to ST. Fran.
els Hospital where she now lies IN critical condition
the wounded woman, Judge Bixby held Pochonosky TO
await the result OF her injuries.
The New York herald., 1875-08-30
CLOSING rRIcEs-3 p. NJ. SATURDAY.
ExponTs ANp IMPORrN.

The foreign Of the port for the week
plows:-.General merchandise imports, including dry
Ioods $7,572,Ol3; produce exports, S4,409355, and
pecic exports s444 $50 The total imports since Jan
aary this year $685. 7oo 3o against s275 O42 SIS
for the corresponding period oi 1874 and s276 05 $40
In 1879 The total exports of produce since January
this year $l02, ,66O 32o against SlS2 42j in
1874 and Sls4 SOS, ass in 1873 Tne total export OF
specie since January this year SOL $40 597 against
$40, o37, 2Os in 1874 and $3s 7Ol, 413 In 1879.
MARKEr
las bccn easy usual the rate call loans being
"a 2h per cent We have heard Of time money
Onerod government collateral ~ Ia per cent Tor
"N'y days, which is remarkably low rate for the
present ttne Of year In Commercial paper very little
u"hs aud many buyers abscnt from tho city; on
prime paper Of hreo and four months tho are "a
70 mar oant who choioo sixty day papOr Will sell al
The New York herald., 1875-08-30

33l Fast Seventy fifth street. and clusng their death
The crime the result Of misunderstanding betwesn
the parties, the nature ofwhch did not transpire The
accused committed Tor trial
ALLEGED BURGLARY.
Thomas Quinn. of No 400 West Fity-second street,
was held for trial charge OF burglary The lager
beer saloon Of Matthew Zimmerman, No. 400 West Fny
second street. broken into and robbed on Saturday
night OF $63 worth of property This property was
found the possession OF the accused He said another
party had given IL 10 him
The New York herald., 1875-08-30
AN 1Srrnrsr1Sa FACT.

A correspondent OF the London Times wriies:-
think that IL Is fact worth noting that only ON the
four following occasions since lI1S has the Bank Of
England minimum rate OF discount been low two
per cont at which II stands, namely April ~
1852 to January o. 1s53 July "a 1862, 10 October 30
1892; July 70, 1867, 10 November ~, lS0si July IL
1a71 70 september Al l87l
The New York herald., 1875-08-30
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

pen Nos So 1876, 1855 1911 A92 2l, 23, 2s So 81, TO-
So ~ iO5 los lO9 llO ILL., H. ll3 ia, ll5 ll6, H.
The New York herald., 1875-08-30
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED.

KATZ-LEvIsoN Miss SARAH KArz TO Mr.. A. II LEV.
IsoS both of this city. No cards
The New York herald., 1875-08-30
FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Kilbrcth

TWO HORSES POISONED ron REVENGE.
Trangott L. Schmidt was arrRgnod on a charge Of
poisonnR two hoTses belonging 10 James Mcdonald No
The New York herald., 1875-08-30
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

Providence, II. l., August - 1875.
The market for printing cloths has continued dull during
the past week. The prices steady she 5Lc for
standard 6IN64 closing at these
The sales vi the week A, 900 pieces
The New York herald., 1875-08-30

GAGE-MURRAY.--On August 26 by the Rev. T. Ram
baut, d. d. Ii. d., JAMES GAGE Jr to NARY c. MIR
RAY all of Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1875-08-30

RAILROAD AND STATE BONDs
The transactions in these were moderate, and prices
generally strong until the close of the week. The
leaders point Of activity the Union Pacific issues,
Chicago and Northwest consolidated gold bonds and
Hannibal and St Joseph convertible eights The inter-
est the latter will be paid September l. There have
been very few dealings in State bonds Virginias
the strongest of the Southern list and Tennessees old
also quite firmly maintained.