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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-14

DAILY ENrEnPRIsE, San Francisco
Post. Sentinel. s. F. Cali, Salt Lake
Tribune and s. F. Courier sold by
w. r. Wilson, dealer in music, music
paper, school-books, reading matter,
cigars and tobacco. at Press wand's
Saloon. II
II you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to J. J. Halpin & Co.. who employ
none but irst-class workmen. tt.
"CoNvINCE a man against his will. of
the same opinion" that Panaca Saloon
set out fine liquors and fragrant cigars
for One Price, One Bit! I'm
Full assortment Of groceries and pro-
visions at T. @. Poujade's, Meadow Val.
ley street. If.
That celebrated individual Mr.. T.
Rail was resurreoted yesterday morning
by the application of large doses of
Cyrus Mobiles celebrated whisky.
DR.. J. s. HAMMOND has established an
Office over the State Bank. Residence
E. R. Clute's house, Cedar street.
The "boys" of Phoebe have been bust
ly employed since payday in drinking
the celebrated Cyrus Noble whisky. 1w
RECEIVED book containing de-
scription of the Andersonvills Prison
Pen, etc. w. r. WILSON.
CoaNAc. brandy. fine whisky, Holland
gin, and old Jamaica rum, at T; G. Pou.
jade's. If
FRESH imported Cigars just received
by W. r. WILSON.
LAM prepared to make contracts te
furnish ice. G2t W. r. WILSON.
I HAVE Saw-dust to sell.
If ". r. WILSON.
FRESH Garden Seeds at G.. r. Alexan
der's Drug Store.
IMPORTED sherry. port and claret wine
at Poujade's. If
House to rent on Lacour street. W
r. Wilson. II
: BEST brands of Tobacco and cigars O
. Pouiade's. If
A house to rent. W. R.WILsoN.
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PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, April l3.-The Re-
publican Coanty Committee met last
night. An animated discussion oc-
CURED on the question Of calling
primary election. A substitute was Of
fsred providing that committee Of
twenty-five. consisting o! Republicans
and Independents, be appointed to select
seventy-five delegates to the State Con-
vention, which was lost. The motion to
call primary election on April Goth
prevailed.
The British steamer Lotus, which left
yesterday for China, carried away over
5000, 900 in treasure, principally silver,
which accounts in part for the rise in
value.
At q meeting of the anti Chinese Com
mittee OF the Board Of Supervisors held
on Tuesday evening. it was decided to
send three instead Of five commissioners
to Washington. Advices from various
parts of the State indicate lively inter.
est in the anti Chinese movement.
About two hundred of the dissatisfied
Leopard stockholders appeared at q
meeting last night, representing 1850
shares. II. Roberts was chosen Presi
dent; j. Mcintosh. Secretary. A. L.
Day, L. Summervills. ]. Mcintosh, J
w. Cox and J. r. Marshall were ap
pointed q committee to examine the
books and affairs OF the company, and tC
report at a meeting next Wednesday
The Secretary of the meeting read tn.
state made from an examination OF the
accounts made by himself. showing tina
the bullion produced from October l5tl
to March 25th was $365, 1875, of which
$37, 500 had been paid out as dividends
The expenses were about So, 900 month
leaving big margin unaccounted for
Much complaint was made of the falls
representation made by Christy, th
President. and Plummer, the Superin
tsndent. as to tho condition of the mine
SAN Francisco, April IA privat
letter from Samoan says: Document
have been found among Steinberger'
papers showing that Baboock, for cor
sideration, obtained Steinberger's az
pointment as special agent; also that a
t arrangement existed between Steinberge
and J. o. Godfrey & Son, Hamburg, b
which the former was to play into th
hands of the latter, who were to have
q monopoly OF the Samoan trade, and
9 be bankers of the Government and issu
y paper currency, Steinberger to have te
% per cent. on all transactions between Il
firm and Government. This firm ownt
/ the Peerless. seized by Bonaconta. tt
y Senate and Assembly support Steinbe
y ger, but the King and the people q
r against him.
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jury here. but before he could be arrested
be fed. and is supposed to have taken
refuge in'some foreign country. A full
investigation into his rascalities shows
that he Was paid about $25, 900 for pass
ing one thousand fraudulent claims for
Chippewa land scrip through the Gen.
eral Land Office.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-14

The Carson Tribune OF the 7th says:
Ben Lackey arrived last evening in COM
pany with Wells Fargo's chief detective,
Hume, and Deputy Sheriff g. Irwin Of
Esmeralda county, bringing with them
two Of the robbers that helped themselves
to the bullion some few weeks since. Il
appears that the two men brought in
plead guilty TO the charge preferred
against them. and the Court OF Esmer-
aida county being in session, Q special
grand jury was called, . true bill found,
and the prisoners ssntsncee to ten years
each. The third party pleaded not guilty
and was held for TRIAL.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-14

SOLE AaENcY.-W. B. Wilson 10 sole
agent for San Francisco Post. Daily En-
terprise, Salt Lake Tribune and Eureka
Sentinel. Also dealer in California and
New York newspapers, school books.
stationery. music, cigars and tobacco,
Press Wand's Saloon, u
TEE immense sales Of Hale's Honey
Of Horehound and Tar proves that the
people consider IL the only sure remedy
for coughs and colds and al pulmonary
diseases. Sold by oil druggists. Pixies
Toothache drops cure In one minute.
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CAUTION.
LOST OR STOLEN.

vU,HE PUBLIC Is HEREBY WARNED NOT TO
purchase or negotiate Check No. 1907. dated
February 18th, 1876, drawn by tho State Bank
OF Nevada on tho London and San Francisco
Sis27 90, payment Of the same having been
stopped.
JAMES CRoNAN.
Phoebe, March Q. 1876. mrl0-30d
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-14

A Miss Josie Wintermantie spelled
down all the SCHOLARS of the Reno pub.
lie schools,
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..xc1sco STOCK REPORT

SAN FnAScIsoo. April Is.
MORNING SALES
:. onbir-66H 66a
~ vwsIicsn--Ss3 Sss
SIS 6onia GRslcher-6s 56b5 55H S5h Sc
~ csIiforni.-ssS 81
go CAy.-lsh lsk 1shb5
so savsySs-oinis-sOA sok 81 s0a
2ls cor ,,.r Potosi-l2s l7 l27h issh ll2solo
l?eh uor,ross-7o cox II 7oh MN
SO naie evn point-2lk a 2o4 20h
50 - yellow yellow Jscket-ssA 50 sSs 'ehoo SSs 10.
sssSnssri,l-lsa 49,. 49, lsS
~ ~ rmnire MILE l2S
40 d Qusrtz-oS
"a .lnhs-63 63h ca
i. ~ aasicher-32x 32A 33t S2k
.; - DCeentidsncs-24 2sS s3s y %.
10 Utsh-H
Ia Bullion-51 5SH o
.ss Frcbeque--23h 2.
i ~ Loo Belcher-S5 81 SAY
~ Sssrmsn-s5 7sh sObi0 70 1883
20 Justice-29A 29k 29s
IS ~ y gn,on Con-l7h Tx TN Eab5
* lady Bryan-1h
10 10 sSaahiadonia-iss l2s l2h l2h:
AFTERNOON SALES
,.s Meadow valley-2k
40 RAYMOND & Ely-l7h II
isS eureka Con-I2x l2h
3i5 Alps-4h - fs
AGO Belmont-ln
$50 Rye Pssch-s q
fs % jefferson J.eSaSssr;son-224 .. 2a
l25 Gia-iA
80 p.pthpr-l
on Northern BELIEFS
40 Hussey-65c iUc
s5 Tybo Con-llh
si0 Gen Thomss-32k "a
go Metallic-3A
70 Manhattan-9
40 Coso Con-60c
40 New Coso-z
40 Golden Chariot-2Z %
$50 Poorman-k zoe
6l5 Silver Hill-109I
ITO Eclipse-l0
$50 Challenge-6k
500 Dsyt0n-64 50
500 Knickerbocker-1
100 South Chariot-40c
lis Baltimore Con-2ss IN
50 New York Con-1h
100 Occidental-5h 81
500 Senator-1
100 Phil Sheridan-1
100 Pictou-T
400 Alta-3k
ITS Woodville-2h
500 Seq Caledonia-h 65c
60 Kossuth-2k
$40 Rock Island-3A
600 Ward-2A az
$50 Leviathan-1A
500 Cosmopolitan-h
800 Andes-3A 3A
900 Wells Fargo-55c 4
30 South Justice-3A
100 Amazon-1A
DrN
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-14
BY TELEG r APH!

SPECIAL TO THE PIo0HE DAILY RECORD,
ny WESTERN UNION LINE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-14

The Bowers mansion is TO be sold q
sheriff's sale on the third Of May.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.

DEPARTURES.
By aILMFR 4 sALIsBuRY's HAMILTON LINE:
Judge Geo G Berry Jos Rich
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-14

The Emperor of Brazil is expected to
land in New York to-day or tomorrow.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-14

Anthony Trollope says it is much bet
ter for people to read no novels than to
read novels exclusively.
Anthony Is right. While the perusal
Of the better class of novels may serve a
useful purpose as q relaxation from
graver studies. when all the leisure time
is devoted to them they are better lei
alone.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-14

Great complaints are being made that
the Revised Statutes of the United States
are full OF blunders and omissions and
alterations:
Gen. w. b. Hazel, of the United
States Army, writes Congressman ely
mer, Chairman Of one of the investiga-
ting committees, that law passed in
1866, requiring the Commissary Depart
msnt to furnish enlisted men, at cost,
the articles usually furnished them by
suffers, has been omitted from the vol.
ume. He adds that the law would haye
saved 81, 900. 900 . year to the soldiers,
but il would have interfered materially
with Balknap's sales Of post traderahips
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six months, to live with him as she had done
before Fourth they ceased 10 live together forever
the separation In August 1880 These are
of themselves, sufficient TO dispe any gathering appear
Of marriage between them. III anything further
needed 10 convince that they did not consider
themselves husband and wife, II sfouDd In the fact mat
Trey subsequently, under the circumstances disc0sei by
the Testimony, severay, AMI without the fOrmaity OF
decree first obtained formed ceremonial marriage fea-
tons with other parties =. -,
therefore reach the conclusion that Mrs. Foster the
applicant in TINS proceeding is not the widow or Mr.
Singer but that Mrs Isabelle Eugene singer naned III
the will propouned lady whose character IL III no way
impugned by, involved in the matter and when we
bound to consider above eprOdch Is the WIDOW Oh
the deceased, and her children his Legitimate Onsprlhs
The application OF Mrs. Foster l. denied
As the Surrogate closed the reading OF his de-
cson, Mr.. Van Pelt, Mrs Fosters counsel said that
having had ntmation In regard TO the purpo OF inc
decision he not prepared to take the necessary pro-
ceedngs that and therefore asked That rea.
sonabo length OF time be allowed him to review the dec
sion. Ex,Judge Porter opposed any impediment being
thrown in the way OF the proceeding to prove the Will
Mr. Van Pet expressed fear that the executor II he
will was admitted to probate would proceed to pay the
egaccs and thus place the estate beyond reach should
the decision be reversed by the Supreme Court MI Van
PcIts motion was denied and the usual steps premi-
nary to the probate Of the viii were at once taken
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DECISIONS JAS. 10.

Supreme Court hdmbers-By Judge Lawrence
Grant as Jo.a Matt" o. ., Mr. 1io, c 1 1np
pots to have boa uc "a " IL. 81 pGrn,1. :, no. .St
ag Don ELL . shall m1s The -ahe disposition o. hi- ,tso
10 take Pr"s ami Z" report TIE SANE !" INC .pr ne
affidavit. are on city cnnhciin ani on ono .h' or thr
ton Tne ordct Vii bo entered on one Gays notice.
rl5li. Sthi.giii ,s 81 X on-Sic5n granted, wtlout
co'.s n-a'', ,,t o. a ~, comIsI den VIA
oui coss bA .DrAef aIlc ZION - i1 D. MAJ ,1
afavit having b"en pr scrt II seen, Z" ne a the plin
make OF case tr app1nimentot receiver tle order
vi. ~ ON ole nJ suoiisc 'n sa prefer tai We par
Wons ri.. tnvair-o' so granted o The dcfcuf mt.
@. s ~ iSe ifn,i ~ j1ycuc ciinqacn iaer.
aaia,lttol the Iauuf must be- wholly ~ mainly un,rc
lg rsaeJ tci- all ssd therefore refr the ma Ter TO A.
"i ,' r Gra',. AL r-Sioon VIII.
W.ld1~ 90 81 a 'con ;r'ai H. a. 4, IA ,.a n . ,,,
du 4. eiuils q Ono Ctr 81 a proceedings arr h"e
,a yri9'r ' solomon ' a % S ,Td 10 joan ~
Isl.. ca. tase prof xc m"mo.ar''n brown @gt.
,r ~ LA; ,.,,r.-o. lnol. ,ir, agt. Water opinion.
tr. lIhn Oh plpcr- pr.-uet is entitled 90 thr or
.,' ,,. '' a f,g 4. i.r, n q 3D. sli , without
cos-. m, nor MUM 9l li. '.'' 10, i. ~, ~
. miami d.f r,.1t. tlltr OF nt,,il.-AplIrfl0l de
9'r,l @.i ti r, ~ . si H. ini,a ii.r "
IsrU.cL C.utrIo asL No.a.-orer-ty disappeared
,,.-,,rt,fnu ~ range act. NDtg.- Referred 20 Prank
H. I cd. t,tr rr, a.i report with his i1ipn 10 The
,f.t.1f -y I"str ~nsiul, lfhs AZ. ttsrrt. Motion
fufu.r.llLiui. ugf III Aatp .NtAlt.tp
,-5r...i Ilru,, agt. Mar-haI-uarr correct and must
I motion ~ r.,.'i frnrd, tlt stipulation docs
0i ooni WITH tir oior hut Defendant may i-'c h'c uiys
f.fr tY uU4tr. Matter ~ -tfrg s4fus rIgs iit
- pDr ar TIylpr lnluu ~ sr, clement br rived.
tf.,f,.oy ,.f ~ u1IurI.- Motion Ariut'I.
r.,iffavf H.. 3d. tuifr iMI iiAllhS - T. uAlt'
Ian Findings ,oitui $50 ,isnni
S,rp-ig. Courf-> 4friai Icrm-By Judge Saniord.-
Tanq at KalbHe-ch Motion for recovery oi c'-t' granted
extra allowance o1n.ul
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remedy 20 nc was not improbable officer He spoke
in complimentary terms of the present President pro
tcsapOye and said that all satisfied with his fair
ness and mpartiality. This was question however
moi ctlng private rights hut one of legal character.
Mr.. JONES (Dem. Fla) spoke at length IN opposition
te power Of the Senate to change the President pro
temD0Fe at VIII =. ,..
The question being the adoption OF the resolutions
submitted by Mr.. Morton, Mr. MERRiMON called Tor a
d VISION and the vote being the first one, 1t as
sdOptcd una ninously. Yeas 50; Nays, o.
The second also adopted Unanimously 1eaS,
81 Nays, o. - ,r,,-,,,.y
When the third resolution read. Mr. THURMAN
moved that IL De Laid over that Senators might have
more time TO consider II.
Pending the discussion at O'clock on motion OF Mr.
EDMUNDS, the Senate adjourned.
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CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Van Brunt, in Common Pleas, Trial
Term yesterday finding that OF the - cases on his cal
endar none ready ordered that hereafter % cases
bc placed on the calendar each day.
b. 5. Compton of Monroe, Mich who. on a
rcaniston from Gov Tilden, recently brought to
this city on charge Of obtaining by false prctcnses
600 from II. IL. Valentine * Co., gave bail Yesterday
man.
Judge Lawrence, in the Supreme Court,
Chambers has ordered reference in the proceedings by
the sjcir, fur the Reformation Of Juvenile Dcnquonts
70 close the saloons ~ ODonuc and Meyer at least to
restrain them from giving theatrical performances III
saloons without pay ing theatrical ceus" lees inc
purpose of the ference was to ascclan when OF the
contradictory aiiidayits are trustworthy.
The second trial of the suit of James G..
Plunkett against ID. Appleton Co begun yesterday
in Superior Court. Trial Term. before Judge Spcr The
plaintiff mn cmployc Of the defendants, had his foot
crushed while going mp in elevator In their brooklyn
priutn works ANA sizes Tor $1,000 on the ground that
The accident caused by the unguarded condition Of
me elevator The defense IL his familiarity with the
cbudt Of the elevator and his own negligence The
cis' Is Sill on
The suit of Robert II. BerdelI against the
Importers and Traders Bank tried yesterday be-
fore judge Mcneil in Superior Court rral Term, and
resulted In q verdict for the plaintiff. TIedefcndants
made call loan OF 10000 In 1873 70 Theodore Ber-
dell the plaintiffs son. various securities amounting
To more than $4,000 The loan was once called but "a
payment was made and the loan continued The plain
ian claimed that aitrrwurd ho was recognized ~ the
priura hut that no Fall made Uu him, and without
notice n him. Jan. - ls7i the stock was transferred
o Russell sac who pad OF the loan, though late on
demanded collateral. The Jury found fOf The plain
IN awarding him the din renee between tAe loan and
te MAJ value of the securities, Inlihs WIN IN
iercsi. S7.I' 90. Nh. Tracy appeared Tor ainth;
Mr.. Bang for defendant
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sh 51 Psc, Msr1,nlap Falmouth % days In ealls.
Sss RsSs sSa Sy %s
BARK Luz (of Brrham) oIdrene Bahia 40 davs with o
Brg Perces Hiekey Small Alicante 50 days with empt,
Brig EniymOn COf salcOmbe) Ash. Janeiro 40 days
sannysdc to Dundee Lindsay Rio Janeiro 40 DAYS
sehr csphas saett of ROckland Babbdge Progre,o ..
DIsASTFRs.
NEW BEDFORD jan 1O-The whaling bark benjamin. c,n
nn sS 81 o S1 III pS o was totally wTee Pogo Cape
TIE brgantine Walsh OF Phiiadelpha SsissgSa
and abanoned 10Th q BscenSer IS ss
MEMORANDA
B9 E Jan A contract n has been made to aoat
convenient por for 30 per cent on the cargo
SPOKEN.
Dec g. lat II IS s. lon SO - sehr Herbert J. DIV. Of
st. John. n b; from Bahia for NewYork
NewYork ~ ''' - 80 P'''''' 'r"" - Tor
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Jan. 10.-The White star LIN. steamship
a rdu ~ hs,nney IRON New York Jan for Liverpool
steamship Kenlworth sailed from this pot yesterday FOE
socTHAseToy Jan. 1o.-The steamship Erin. Andrew. o.
t9e Naieni Line from Dec 20 arrived Oh Iss
LoSpoS jan lo;sailed Brimiga Carlo r. Edna 0eors.
ee,wiSg onOcR An in! g asF.o: fG S% B1I
capt "sldem,ann) Lind OTTO & Antoine, yosta capt
Knight yarra larr Giles Loring " H. Jordan Hfg5asat
o HFr2ed tie AS s os7 hG E,S s ssa &
prnGsll sophia r. Luhrs IN weeka Mary A. Druryj Sth
LussgnanO, corrova, and fredel.
DOMESTIC POETS.
FORTRESS MONROE Jan. lo.-trrved, bark BrlsroS
ing. Passed 1T for Baltimore blrs senno from LimoreE
Aqua from hayro san Domingo. from Limerick MARY Low
erison, from NsSYorK Nellie r. Guest from Chaeston
briggs COnpeer. from do. Liverpool Passed Oat
ION. steamship Braunschwe. Bremen; ship Macaulay
for
Boston. Jan l0.ArIived steamships Palestine CBrl ow
and Atlas lBr) Hosea. erpOOl Norman NicksrO
son, Philadelphia. Gen Whitney. Hsle New YORK, ,ehrs
Carrie Alice Reed, Mayaguez Mary Il. SOners, SOmerI
Turks Island
tiuADELPHIA Jan Arrived steamships City OF ~ sto
Ellison liverpool Hercules Swasey, Prov ien-; Florida
CgucXer. do; Hunter sherman. CrDwe Boso,.
Ocori SeyuOds. Baltimore, H. L. cav, Pcr,on DO. ,ho
John Glad8on. Locke Liverpool Hampton Roads b,Tks
BarOne POdcsa, Belcsts, Dublin RacBelr BYrch Mater.
ford Malta August, Sdm1D, AnrHeD. hrg
Cork. hOnagm Elizabeth. iieck, Piu. schr.
Boston. Cleared STEAMSHIPS Iloye
York. r. Franklin, Wool Baltimore bark Flora Town
send. LonlO
BALTIMORE Jan 1O-Arriyed. bark Yanais Torsen from,
Gloucester. L.; brig Frances Jane, Bell Bias Cleared,
steamship Tue tahoe, brown. Newbern
FOR LafcI Shie NelrS Sc rim Pagsi
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LAwRENcE's NEW INDICTMENT.

I'm the United States Circut Court yesterday,
Charles L. Lawrence arraigned to plead to the new
Indictment merely charging him with forging tho name
of F. L. Blanding & Co. to owners oahs and import en-
tries Iawrenccs counsel Mcssr~ stoughton Tracy and
Clark stated that they had yet had time to carefully
examine the Indictment and not, therefore, able to
advise client concerning it, United states District
Attorney Bills consentiug Judge Benedict gave Law
renee until to morrow to plead 10 the indictment
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THE COURTS.
DELAYS For TWEED.

TIE Struck JURY IN THE SIX MILLIONS SUIT DIS
mssED-TBE JURY n THE SECOND CASH CHAL-
LENGED ON SIMILAR GROUNDS TO THOSE FATAL
To THE FIRST.
The decision of the question whether the
list of ~ persons furnished by the esors In the ccf
Tweed suit the list of n given by the ei'ors
10 the Sheriff. and summoned by him, md his return
that he had summoned the p named IN tho latter
list and had also summoned John @. Southwick not
named on either list should he far amended rs to
change GEORGE w. Soulwick 10 John c. Southwick. was
! made Yesterday by Judge westbrook He refused to
amend the proceedings giving long OPINION of which
the following are the most important points:
lie had decided in the previous motion that there were
Oily - nd if LIN synthv,cSs name was not before
the when they struck of names frO tine list OF
Is, then te law had not been complied with as they
were deprived of the right Of striking off his name
George w. Southwick and John c. Southwicl were both
read persons The argument OF The plaintiffs contested
that there was right in the defendants TO e1cnde
John c. SOutnwicI OF their II, bur insisted tna
snch choice had been exercised ashley had been informed
who he though he was nisnamed But snch evidence
of their knowledge both unsatisfactory and unsafe
But suppose even counsel heard what was said WheI~
they came b. examine the names wond tney NOT; on
finding real name on the Isl, be am to conclude una,
me esos had been siak rc On 'n Se Mare
the statute specially referred as the evidence on
first section to choose names" The parties, by
the second section, were to strike out nainos.
:. names" The Judge says: To my mind. the
language of The statute Is conclusive; inc eni'n ne
of INC choice eisors is tho written name AMI me
Thought expressed In every section II 49, really tno
only piactca mode Oh uonS So w s''S ain nn
doubt to tho absolute truth VI thtr statement put
lie precedent made. will be most dangerous ono Tor
the fuiurc.' -. IL. ,o,,.,.,o a,
1he 0ier ot me piah'ln lo p 'o ~ tncy
John {. SOuth"ick coul hot annu ~, ~, ~ ii 3
proceeded thc rl;ht Oh tnu 81 sI,c i1rnr
among - mal' W - an ,ror 90 ,nst,aJ az The
would be made by eltnrr p''S ,'osn .. I'm drvin@
irsal "a ia cn'iS' ,is'ou @ ~ Ihe nnintiG. mo- T,s
tni@ abhtH,lon ~ NV -, t,,',r xiii learning AMI
Dc ilma.l"h II A'u p'n .,',,. Ne Lnr IN. error
care ncf az. III ~" ~ ',, eii.nrs hail sel,.,icI
Ihey lld Il Isht lo a'su''c - s ,", we or
every iic from ihc n',iI not L,, ~ A. the
dcrcd 10 uP' ana my % 49, t;'.,,i sn, mi her
cliSOrs meant III me ra.o vi QUO nun ~ 49,
person IMAM the one VINO Wa p'"'''o" W INV '"'
which they thcinscNes wrote -
An order thereupon entered quhshng the array IN
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF w.YORK....................JM 10
steamship HIndoo lbr). NILS HUI Eng" WAS L. wright
q 60. - o., -, ph,i,dslrbt. lamar
LAM sie, sbin rrapoouia Bragg Portland J. f. Ames.
lAustl, LaanSfh LIVERPOOL FuhOH' HuS"
shin Niwbus Leonard san Francisco sutton 20 Co
Nark FIza OuOn (Br Baok CORK Tor ofdeIs r. "uN
ny atk tesaL Primo qtaL Murr. Lisbon, Lauro. Storey
ark Ilbura (Nor Gunufsen, Belfast BocKmann oereia
BARK Aslsund Scr schase Queenstown or Falmouth Ben
ham s. BoyseiL -, ,,,,-. =, ,r..,,,o.. Goa.
Hark Niord orr, larson London. Funch. Edyo ~ Co.
Bark Cuba (Br, smith, Penarth Roads, Eng funch Edye
Rri9 Roanoke (Br Mehman Puerto Csbeo Dalett Bliss
m: C. r. Burgoss (Brl, Mcbride. London. c. W. Bsr
Schr Ieons Gordon Corpus Christi. J. II. Brewer
Robert Myhan, Philips Azuavia, ST. Thomas Miller
seSr sarah Ellen CBr Main Portland. Me-, n whitney
schr Bessie f. Dickinson. Dickinson st. Pierre, Mart
Evans Ball 8 Co.
Schr. f. 9. Boacham. Woodland Norfolk or Baltimore Wm
schr clara woodhouse Cruise Brazos Santiago Wcodhouse
e Budd.
Scnr Ada Barker. Dobbn Georsetown. Den Leaycraft
Go. .,, -.
Scbr. Eva May, Andrews Matanzas, Miller Housiton
ARRIVED.
Steamship Fenrs Castle Br Thomson, Shanghai oct ~
FooohOw Nov a. Annoy ldth SINGAPORE 2Oh, Penang I'D
suez nee H. SAID lam. ard Gibraltar 2iti with muse
Steamship city Austin. Eldrdge Galveston jan and
Key West 9Th with mtso aud pass to o. H. Mallory Co.
steamship Gamma (3r) Whittier, Bermuda, with nidse
and 4. u. Outsrbralge
steamship Wy anoke Coach Richmond, city Point and Nor
folk with miso aud pass % Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamship oaucus Besso. Boston, with udsn aud pass "