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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-01


business men can trade hereafter on 3
better basis.-Pi0che Record, Jan. p.
In other words, the Phoebe merchants
have got tired Of waiting for their stock
operating customers to win enough TO
pay their bills.
\ SUIT involving tbs validity of
titles to land issued by the California
Board OF State Land Commissioners
has been begun in san Francisco.
No MORE politics III the pulpits Of
Cauuck priests, says Bishop Lynch.
The Judge of that maine has not been
heard from on the question.
FOUR MEN now in the Oregon Pen
itentiary charged with highway rob-
b. are shown to be innocent, after
tou. wears confinement.
C0UST Won ARSIM's family petition
for his pardon. The Reichtag seems
inclined 10 be lenient with the offend
ing diplomat.
SPEAKER KERR declines Demo
cratic nomination for the Presidency.
He sayors the nomination of Hen
bricks.
PIC-.ICs. beautiful weather, spleen
did crop prospects and delighted
Eastern visitors at San Diego.
The boat race between Oxford and
Cambridge crews will take place
April Sth.
The steamship "City OF Toxic y was
twice on fire during her last voyage
to China.
CASTELAR, il the enly Republican in
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Joseph II. Howe, New-Jersey; Dr. A. r: stocker Penn
syylDia Daniel H. Tracy, Michigan; Enoeh L. carson,
Quo Elbridge c. Hamilton, Indiana; Hosiner a jOL1-
son. Illtnois and Alvin Y. Alden, Wisconsin
AT the close OF the executive session OF the lctVe men
bers, the honorary menbers called III, when gen
eT session conveyed for The transaction OF routne
business.
AT o'clock the council called 10 the dining oom
where thcy sat down TO elaborate banquet uLder me
charge OF William Fowler, Grand Steward The council
agiu convened at O'Clock TO hear the report from
Dc ties elect Members Hnsact other business An
invitation WAS yod from W orence. 3&l q. gree
for the council e. attend Nall9ckS Thearr 10 WIFE
the pIay of The Mighty DOllar," which was "0Idlaiy
pied. The honorary members petition for clage
in the title Of General To that OF sovereign
Grand inspccO, General 10 CORRESPOND Win the uie Al
all other supreme councils Of the world was grahtcd
The RI por,s of the deputies shOwe,ra fan Prosperity IN
tho Ancient ald Accepted Rite " Masonry, ia spie OF
business depressOn aud the several bodies slteu WcI
found in n sound ard prosperous cOnduon ana tbe no.h
crelitable Some Of the bodies have adced iaigty 10
Their par, hernalil particularly the Counch o. ftot'
OF Jerusalem aud Massachusctts CoDslst0tJ o. Ing
latter had 7ated "a brethren Sublime princes vi uo
R,,val Secret 800 and nov numbers o63 neLiptTS. .,
An executive session viii be held ts nornln} AT ~
O'clock, for he purpose OF clecJuS hohOihiy eo'io
ald trsus1cting the ciOSirg buSintS6
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UORh or THE MASONS.
SESSIONS or THE SUPREME CoUScrL-ELscuoS or
OFFICERS.

SESSIONS or THE SUPREME CoUNouL-ELsCroS or
OFFICERS
The Supreme Council of Sovereign Grand
INSPECTORS General OF rho so Ancicut pud Accepted
cotish Rite foI the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction Of
he United States, continued their sessions In Kane
Lodge room. No 9is Broadway, yesterday. Among
those who present yesterday Tor the r time were
Judge Charles L. Woodbury., $50. Of Boston; w. VI. G
Graham, $50 Grand Representative OF the Supreme
Council Of the Southern Jurisdiction OF the United
States, and the Hon John T.. Lewis, $50.
The rst business OF the day executive session,
convened for the purpose OF holding tho regular
tennal election Of officers aud Deputies OF The supreme
Council for the several states within the Jurisdiction.
The following officers elected: Josiah III. Drum
mond Maine, Sovereign Grand Commander; Henry L.
Palmer OF Wisconsin. Grand Lieutenant Commander;
Joseph H. Evans Oi NcwIork, Grand Minister OF state;
Henry Ely Of Ohio, Grand TreasurcrGcncIa OF Holy
Empire Clinton h. Paige OF NewSorh Grand secretary
General Of Holy Empire; Samuel q. Lawrence OF Massa
chusetts Grand Keeper OF archives Walter A. stevens
Of Illinois, Grand MastcrGcncra OF Ceremonies Homer
\. Goodwin OF Pennsy lyania, Grand Marshall General;
william H. IIigby OF Connecticut, Grand Standard
Bearer; Thomas A. Doyle Of Rhode Island, Grand Cap
tain of the Guard. Dcpnties-G, W. Deering, Maine;
Aaron King, New-IInmpshirc George o. Tyler. Yer
mont; Gen. H. &. Lawrence, Massachusetts; Thomas A.
Doylc. Rhode Island Charles w Cnrter. CunDectiout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Grand Jury panel for ncNt October was drawn
yesterday before Judge DonohGo In supreme Court Cham
J,rs.
Deputy United States Marshal Holmes yesterday
arrested George MrocSlf of No 2l7 West Nueteenh a..
A ko,k Of No. pos Eighth aNr, and c. T. FncNefl o. NJ.
gi EroaWay for pay Oi The special liquors
slG CigarS.
Application was made 10 Judge D0nohuc yester-
day 81 charVr, $500 bail man named haskBs on the
DInd tat he il 70 be Satss evidence aeaus ms so"ps
outr Iaski,s. These charged Win iOr-uS
900 city Water bonG. As hir. MarssC, Assistant
District Attorney did not make any opposition the motion
granted.
At the Torubs Police Court yesterday George Ru-
dolph aiaed charse OF having By malicious mis-
cni broken several dozen NJ surgical kn
irnts, The property OF 4. L. Htnscin dealer
Ia cu No. 49, Fprst lilo had been discharged ON the
80 the stOfV Monday when he
manifested Indignation by lrcakng goods 81 the value
SGO Bail was required In - Ooo ward sinclair for
attempt e. shoOt Chars heehman AZ No - OAK ST. WAS
dstnped bail James IL Pugh Of No 2lS jay
brooklyn CHARGED Anne hdIebIoOk with the larceny OK 80
In grrenbacks. She was held In $1,000 bail.
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THE HEMPsrEAD RESERVOIR DAM.

As the mandGmus sought by the City Oh
Brpokyn 10 compel its Board Of City WORKS 10 complete
The Stone facing Of the Hem stead ReserN OH Dam ~
cost u $50 600 in accordance with reSout N aAop'eu
by the Common Couucl, Eas been granted ~ 'no
supreme Court Prcs.ng Siocnm. ut meeting II inc
board yesterday offered resolution that inc b'"r'' IN
obedience 10 tho resolrio and conformity WIFE the
decision Of the court should proceed to upc'e 'ho
work trrongu the usual ferns provided for awarding
co, Facts t tho lowest bidder. Com issiOAer fO"ef
offered as q substitute, resolution declaring ina" "' U!
the decision OF Judge Gilbert. the construction 81 w
re sevoir could not lawfully re prosecuted or cHipe;eG
cxceut IN pursuance OF the act OF May 1872 ry "hcl
act alone money provided for the co'neiion % t,e
dam and ~ the charter mad" II cilnl u o.'h-e 20
-ihori1c any expenditure on the dam unless therc "f-
money in the treasury applicable ~ thar pnrp'Sr tae
hoard OF city Works unwilling - yo!Ll" th' ~" -upu
roc ed "a complete The facing OF the dam III VIC Oh"
irs,incr declared by the supreme Court 10 hc aNt id
practicable namely. under the act or May = lS'9 luc
Substitute was adopted, President S1cui VOTING ia NC
nee.,yc NJ. Fowler sid that this aeon ""iau tl'
COMMISSIONS Adams himself on record as idvorhg th'
completion Of the work . o....
The act o. N4y <. 1870 provides that, II the Common
Cogci approves O' tho act IL shall iasu" bonds 70 i'
amount 100000 10 complete thc Gdni. l'iir l"'
Common COBuci has aeuc bal has adopted the F's'5n
referred to requ the 10 be i"shed al CO.'S o'
$4,000.
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ton er2ntd With $40 costa Jacob ag JacobOrder aou.a
Casey AT. Van 1ile.-No0n granted see memorandnns
Cleary agt BrewsterMo;on denied the amended
raises Issue which should on aiay;ts q a
costs Of motion 20 abide eynis. Walker The ew Yory
Central Coa Company ) AarylBdAs tho value the a..
vices suec for II estimated - regard a.
one item each claim for this Of tsss
does rot maxi 10 necessary refer the motion denis
Sl0 costs, to abide ~'
Marina C0mt--Cbdnbers-B Judge Sheridan
Pohubeimer set. Decentralization denied with 40 cost,
FranOsch aet ArensMoton granted Baccei agt BIrdeI =
fiction granted apo1 cofen liant giving security tho sum A.
800 PSF Judgment $40 mo,ton !.
ai1c tie event. Wagner ag GrcssMotOn denied VITA
%l0 costs IL defendant Gross GOeiLer ag YOung-John
APP roved. Schucl aet Fschcr.- Philip MerSe eso an
pointed receiver. Bach aet Rsynod-.-fews Hesbuy eso
appointod receiver. Benedict Ev1ns Griswold al
Fender Seyans agt Adams F0Tst agt Furst hehoo al
NilOrs art. COar C0Da Presen; Enr4s,
agt Beer; Ward ayt. Hastings G-a sgt DuchaTd Grs
void agt. TompkDs MOrck aet Adam Levy agt fasrr
hIis 9i. Moore Walsh agt Lewis Morrison agt Lsyns
grders granted.
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MEETING OF THE ALDERNFN.
PETITIONS FOR STREET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNi.M-
PInYED yABO.EES.


PLOYED LABo@EES.
At the meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen
Yesterday Alderman Bryan Reilly offered aleSoiuuon
reoncstinc toe Commissioner Pd5iic WORKS 10 pa1e
one of the free floating baths a she Battery This was
referred TO committee consisting Of Aldermen Shells
and slevin petition a5.iDS dat Seventy-seventh-st
from the Boulevard the Hudson River, be graded was
referred 10 the Committee Streets ana anothe sie1
by about 20 propertyowners Of the Nineteenth N'''i
praying that East Ffty-n-st irom tie Bon ward T."
the East River be opened, referred TO the COMMIT
tee on Roads.
resolution asking The Cooperation Counsel to report
TO the board his opinion TO the power OF tIe 'mnch
Council pass ordinance 10 compel all person, selling
goods i'll this city by sample to pay license fec as
ado,ed rr-oluo,. was also GdCprad requesting the
Board OF Estimate and AppofuCumcnt 10 d7til ne
according 10 law tho money now III the hands 81 the
COn0le belonging 20 the cScise inhu HoSC!hl tA
Tending tire which ltbOreih may ~ e!nld'r ~
te ,la. upoD the TompknSUATc improvement % PEI T.
80 aud to pave FOWtlr3,e nom Forty ilIllL 10 SiAF
eeVpufh-st with BeCian paw nj, we're 'alo over
Nayor Wirkbarr conmuul, alton a'cOl'N9hito
ny memorial stating that committee representing tho
n1era1oyod labOrers had recently called On han VITA
request that he should forward tSs memorial - tue
Board as they bad been unable 10 reach the ooa G US
regular meeting last Gcsk. On motion OF Alderman
Pn-rov the clerk Was stT0ttei t. Inform ta Mayor
that special meeting OF che Bcayl was he'd &rOdt thrce
weeks ago 10 which and tn. heads OF iue difft.i
cjty departments were invtc, for the purpose % aFle
iug upon plan OF furnishing tire lnbOreIs WIN "'Ib
possbe but TIE President Of The Park Depdt imehJ Vas
lie only Iep-tg tat-e % III" departments present liz
Board adjourned 10 Monday, AUG. Is.
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n BEIIILAST wELh-lA,hrSG AND lAcf9S>t-
CHyR,u .TfuhiNMEST'
igPoN ~ o., ,7'DNAL Co.IE,.DspIsr 81 ijE TEbJN'I
Xrwpof.. Z. l.. Aug. IG.-Ihis has been
o,,c OF tie mo- brilliant weeks Of The season. M ~
dinner parties ld c,o.ion, have taken place 80 i'I'
,, several MOI, ~ D., gwen before saturday NIT
Il IS wy .ashi1p' Low 10 g'c c!ab"I"ic enc; 'n-
cui. az the cottages. and from prcs,Ll iudca5 n- iiy
"a uuy viii eiv,u th, season G"-pi" i"e c'S OF H-"
ti,,,, "a during ias S,mmcr, The NJ" York Nachi
-llron viii a,ty. here The latter part Oi the rrc,"
week II wiz HD lagre rUnUcr OF a"EtS here ircud-
,g ,hc steam yach ih, a. owned by =. , HaVcinr"r,
the austrian Corsl!t ard hr French yacht tu-
prise owned - Baron j., he Ati.ere. .hc m,nher. Of
t.r "a int club ~, atonI .Ic polo Bnd lacrosse games
% Saturday upon The 30 citation OF tie Wosc'si.F I"'o
Cub The usual races over The Block Island c,urs' VII
ks place 10 j. anticipated that a cliil"is cup "" Do
,y,r tg . priZ. ,nr one tho Tn lacrosse pay
. i,e ed ON TUESDAY Their cniulng here viii uc'c-st
tf heavy outlay OF money by he ui'DtI7 rl INC poo
c.ub vio 10 be- Opis,l tp trc very rsr sum At ne
gate DO order % pay GO "Aprlr@
J.r recent "a ls have mad" tIc o'd toxin look very
,p.4g gad Tie trees laNrs and rhru,5,ry appear as
f,. a. ,I,, dbl iu June TIC in.ds too, aro IN a.
oacIt condition, aId ever, afternoon There ~ d-'a'
l.ar,u TlGrimauu AMI tle italian Minister baron Blanc
are here Don carlos .n Sr appear 60 hc vel pleased
Win Newport. Judging rom 'lr long nrry. ic,trday
t,y yc. ,rfrT nod at a.. summer residence Uf g.. ".
o. =. A. IlLycucycr Win -"IcfHl other invited
iuosis thcy idh.u 10 Rocky Point Ia the steam
,aclt Ideal
found ndtIoluziug fair for the brurht ol the
liu.c.pl clulcncs. n rgiug held under mammoth
tent on 10 facing b' Eur ave Ing ietthl ,hl'''uh
fu,tt oven by tho members az the Bellevue IruiliC
CInb wa, o succ.ey. snG very handsome sum vac
obtained fn: local charities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18
NEWARK SCHOOL MATTERS.

George b. Sears, superintendent OF the New
ark public schools las made bis annual report 70 eta"
super,ntendent f. A. Agar. Tie following figures show
the progress between 1865 end 1873 In 1863 salaries
Of teachers SJ9OJ2 value OF school property, $lel-
s65 children OF school age, 1892 children In regis
ter 500; number Of teachers 12i tuition per pupil
Sc 30 In 1879 salaries Of teachers Si547s0; value
of school property, 100000; children OF schoo! age
1o5 children in register. 16lsi number of teach
ers 225; tnition per pupil sl7 &c. This year arSer
,rnber 4 applicants presented kemsev for the High
school han yer before and the Sercen age Of me sue
cesSful applicants greater than IN prey yeas
The Eich School viii begin It's Fali term with Itay
500 pLpiis There % school buildings with ~ de-
parnlens III Newark The schools nave Dten kept 1'eB
iUl. months Of the year The monthly salary
OF tho male teachers ~ SiGj -, while the female teach
r are paid 2j7 The Va Of the schools viii oTen
ON Tho first MDndnY OF SepteMber.
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made arrests. and have not recovered any OF the
SENDING BROOKLYN CHILDREN WEST.
The Rrool,lyn Industrial School Associate

The Brooklyn INDUSTRIAL Dchooi heeo'''o
and Home for Destitute Children whose building Is al
Flatbush-aye. and Butler-st, Brooklyn, has recently
come into public notice the institution from whch tne
four children OF Mrs. Ann Hape were sent 70 ho'ie' ~
Missouri without the consent Of their mother All appr
cation by her writ o. habeas corpds 10 coei 'ne
restoration OF her children, denied by Judge Ncsoh
The Home contains at present about 100 chli'eh' anu
none are kept vino are than tight years OF age Inc
institution is not q permanent home Two classes Oh
children are placed III tthose whose board is paid ana
those who are legally surrendered and thus become 'he
wards Of the managers The regulations of me homo
are planned to parents guardians when they place
children in ito charge and board is PAD for some time IN
advance when the board IL overdue, notice is gwen 10
ire parent or guardian and If no reply Is received uo
managers consider that the cd hso been atan1hcu,
and take measures 10 Ind home Tor H. Nhti enten
are 10 be sent away, Ar. Brace or the Cmidcs ao o.
cicy informed and o agents OF That sJce tahS d
children IN charge Tley sent 10 Long iNiIIu
OF er portions Of tbs state 10 NewJeFSey ana 10 lo
West Tho secrI Lary of the association co1lunotttes
eacN wear with each chd provided with home ana u ~
answer = received an ageut II t1H society
tho III after III order 70 prevent ~ treatment nUi @
system Of ndcuug children, the consent oi Jto MAY
OF surrogate required BEFORE rIiCle couu NC 9oH'
SWAY, bIi that system has been 2Dand0lzd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18
P1SSENGER.S SAILED.

FoR SAN FRANCISCo-Is st,ainshfp Colos, Aug H.
Csrios w and wife. Mis- JcnEie Swift: 1rs. T.
vay aDd dau gh;eT, William murphy 1r. A. Jon, xDt
two children, Albert Bcnnsfm cart w ~ b"Sn VIE add
Child Mr. s. Williams Miss Margaret Colvp, Nr B0zent
wife ami mPd Mr. Aler9Bdre vie aad two children X 30.
Zent. Mr. Paprn6kf. Miss Emma Biz c. iTs Lucy sher
man NJ H. sherman. 4. r Jsryay, j. Ii. Jbays r. Town
send and wife Mrs. fannie 81 Kiexer charlie g. Lucas
4 ShHscr. Heinrich H,TDripE, j T.. Root j. T. st0 ar
]. HcIne D. =. Eyans. Fsr Ssh or! celtrrt America
Cant Parson. Julian Voio =. FeTro, Mira Ln0 and ehd
Jas - Brown 7. SchubrJ, FranrscO Oay- d. Lane and
wife Luis r. ZegoTs, Fe PinZon. J. Alysrad" j. g. Lewis
Dr. r Di lr. Bvitss Col Gott@n John = v al eD.;er
r. b. Hubie g Fa.Fegs ard daussors, z, T. Pond, ~
Rude Jas y SchubeT, Juan Da O.. FRS Juan Dsste, {.
MORGAN. Miss Mary buchanan.
FOR BERMTD A-Ea se.qmsh u Crns'aa A1g. 11..cant
rroFn Miss r. Hollis. Nrs. A U"'ts t'ary iurt Michel
hfcf.tOi A. D. Gilbert ~ J. Mi'c John &. Fucker, VIM.
BUCK 5. = rngrahan, H.. ~ r. Coffin y 4. whitley.
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ApgoTr BURGLARY IN cAsALsr

Two well-dressed young men took rooms ri
The Eraudretb HDUse, al Cana and broadway On iast
sAturoay night They had three largo Ysiiass Sbicb
they sz6 fhey preferred not " leave "a The 0cs - tAy
e.vzinsd yalnabs srcies AID lsey TOOK iE0 " tasis
rootas On sBn1Ay aD1 Monday they tDox ssyefJ pr
ees ~ fasJy FODSs J4es1sy DlZbt Y%s BIT aDa piey
ceslzFsd fhsy N0sld s.sey p.s ToDi 1jy Descd ~
Al s1ss ,v o. ttTes Dles 81 tie Hzit bot sDDii c@y
Nh. ss.1>ale t,ok islf Y..s> mi Iefi ths bpN ~
we1s<s1<r EffDz TIE sDrt<F u Ch''iss fH"'' @f~'s
en- MA sflgs ~ 80 III am M ratAl@t' D'St
% ~ bA11l. b,5Sl ns gDDas sftNH sDpH'
n o,sas s1sssses All gys @al<5DssyI " ~ sof>,hf
al 100 es-fs - els<DssTsf tfzt HHfI - ~ ts.st
V.sss5s zgfls - ~ AtlD sfDsfA N bDFsiF "by b@N
s,f4(-e4 se<sas ~ - LglG'ag 0fls,1 fif fDD', ~
yssfls4fs1a sysysE ~ fbb sgSc@gs sfff ~ tpsFt
soas sbs "a 1t<s saSs1s ~ ~ fSsDgffiE }tyTn~
They h11 esggse1 2F&I - N<t g%tFE n f~l/Nb 80
r1<[ef asrlzcsea(@ss, 1s&yf/ ~ mn FAahtf FhtF
- 100 - - T.fs4< mi MA fazSff ~,
80, .<s 80 Saf s<s 4<< s>zgffs - ies% - @</y<,
E. - f4Iss 40 mi gs<1.Iss - = 5s<l<t NJ
S<.ls@< n sg6va sa<er TtsaH ~ ~ YsNH - -
ysef nd ~ sesas n - ssfsT ~ -. E<se1'-,'
-. 49, ~ ~ s41e - tA<@F Ss@t<i-ls mr. ~ ~
aDocr 8oozs. tn Fsgs IN Ahfs ~ ~ I'fS<' w. 's
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SOME LONG BEdACH PLRSONdLlTiES.
gRAHr-ToM MURPHY -BABCOCK-HUGHJ j. HASTINGS
ION SCOTT.

GRAHT-TOM MUHiHY 'oCK-hU6H j. HASTINGS
ION SCOTT.
TJJfa me Uiuftraisd HcekiN
We are told that President Grant has lost
ls odtiIne fondn"rs fur L0ns Branch This may arise
from tLn dGprrcilti,n OF his property hcfchbOut. At
nDy rate the Irldcnt's absence nom the shore N 30
yrl,y mournrd this season, tor In h popular VITA the
people ut Long Branch. lie Is 80 personally unaffected
.sonliy drI1oCatc, ~ socially entertaining among
hl- inumaus-. casy OF 10 those Who de- not
euppS.s ihnt Grant In u silent Inau. iio iB a capital
t.il9t and when at ohildss cottage, with Tom
Murphy. IL. can tell story Win Khlo lie has Keen
apple aton ~ Joke too, as John Iiocy can testify:
as been Know smolc aud stare M the ocean
fof M without word liz cares htLo for bathing,
and never attends ti' races al h1nmouih lHh lie ~
said 80 Ne tho only ht Long Branch who does not
know John Chamberlain, though he has been concerned.
~ b. sad Win Chamberlain indirectly IN some rcal es-
iiir operations.
Tho ieni IONS which exist between the Grants aud the
Mnhyb quite Ultimate now ah IL times paht.
Formerly Fred Grant WIS SAID w. be pay attention, To
hIhs Murphy, and young Murphy WHh devoted to Miss
Cont Now n This n over, nnd thc elder Grant hnsof
bas good deal OF money through the cidor Muphys
A Ior non, p" murphy he SIN hopes for better tines
lie st1l rnrrains freely Ht hH s,asdo cottage. whh
contains r best billiard table ni Long Branch; nnd hs
n'ry face ana blonde han are SIN conspicuous the
h0nt ana brsch.
Gop iiab,ock has not been the shore this season.
tr nru ioftrf In horr Though rarely visible m public
In, T. iInhtinfaof me Arir lOrk oOD crcai AdrSrsfr
n, 81 GIthra tDHt Influential ficnda merits his
name ~ ud1u"na" t1 he n likely 10 Turn up any
obtIn along tha ouas bO the iiigl,ndH 10 beat either
awning 90 dilpliUg or playing alatraQ,nn ~ playing
pDrf Or playing gallant In knows every body - liked
b, ayorybpdy pielon Long iirn,h 10 hnnycn tpobaby
BE- knows about The one than he doca abfut tho
nbriJ and 10 much ~ character on the seaside In
tbe city Nr HASTINGS has ~ way" Of foDdng men,
tuatlDV bis hand on Their nrna, winding lila arm
around tLrif waists 80, when IN rather peculiar aud
mute plfiuffttur
Hor u,uat lom scott bo forgotten, who has recently
added himself ~ The attractions ~ Long iirnBch Col
Fngtt IL handsome ,Dnn, with gray nl hair aud
tan,sst Hss. s'af sol IN hnnnn bcad They secm Ia
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TIE COURTS.
\ wrL1,xyowy GAMBLER ARRA1GyGD.

wELLXSOWN GAMBLER ARRAIGNED.
Charles MOODY was held in 81 600 bail yester-
d.y bJ Justice DuHy at the Washington Place Police
Co.rt cra gcd with repuk a gambling saloon at No.
iI22 8roadNay The complainant Wa Thomas +
d. and Df 800 Fttl-ayc, formerly broker al No %
WIs lie said he was eai!ccd into the place on Tues
ia evening lille under the influence ofcuor and that
De- lost $50 IN short tiI4c Moody and his partner
samuel y. ErFss n.togi1u, Sanhinehoase Keepers
They heard that ,hc warrant issued for their arrest
and gave Themselves ~ Briggs was discharged. and
Moody was held. DJlaud was very anxious - withdraw
the complain, but Justice Dulb would not allow HIM to
in sO and sent him tu ;hc House 81 Detention " IT
mess. rms ggWhiH hOus" ~ No LIZ Broadway -
tAr ulac. vurrr senator Ora man, The former President
Of the waikiki Bank, lost nearly $4,000 WHEN he Bn
Illrd from the bank lie Is now serving term IN
~L.fN p.Lsun
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Gus prcoino.s = -. follows:
A LETTER C0SCEEYISU TIE RoGrEs MURDEH.
suDari,tcu6out WalIilg Yesterday received Il

SUPERINTENDENT WaIhlg yesterday It''INtH Il
letter dated Clinton Prison. Ads. =, and asuod ~
prisoner named John WaTon. who sta,td That II Hr.
WalinI would secUrc his pardon j." touid inrEish q
eew TO The person who murdered Nh Roger warren
wrote tba ne sent need to ~ lie PRISON i'i t"en
,,ar on March T. 1871 for simple assault ana batter
Mr. W,iu. ra-r,,s tie let.er a. OF Little HporanC,
saw thai be receives similar letters concerning The VA
than Jur.ar frsuucTtiy sHd shONs the name utirH-'
yOrtaness w his statement mat he wa s'nf 10 pr
for t~.rty yogrs lOr Simple assault ana p1UcT!. .
The 'ratgdy referred % pcCuTcd on jan J. J7na. 'iI
Roger. IN Old and wealthy citizen, VS. tN',hiR ut
,J, n, ,r,u Of Ii, n, siLcnrc iI NNs I. 3ocui q"
o'r,a,k in the morning Two mcL Hro 10 cNdri
been ont a. night rstrDrfiHg came NJ on ire ulP7 e.
,ydc nf ne street. one ~ then rushed iHv ara ~.
Racers. sla, ched 4 IN watch ai chain. &ud when ii:
HD.,ra rtsl,tad the robbery drew Aulo 81 P'"
80 ia ~. abdomen Inc man c-,aucd around 81
amer and t.r wounded man Iicd instantly IT, NIlIt
notice fore, urHAsd with descriptions oI ne ldoN
Iyb, were SIC. lUnIirE aW&S. ScVtTd H'r'' = were
made. but Bv birg Mas prUNt' against IRE ptf-'h'
fcsed aud the 10 80. has u, ,cr been discovered