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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-18

Tnk recent hanging Of Owen Lindsay
at Syracuse. New York. vas attended
by an unusual circumstances whore guilt
is undoubtsd-ths psrsistsncs Of the
doomed man in asserting his innocence
10 the last. Conviction Was obtained
upon the evidence Of an accomplish,
who. according TO his own allowing.
shared the guilt n we'll as tho plumber.
And now comes . doubt whether
Lindsay vas justly hanged after ALL
not a very strong doubt. II 10 true. but
one which shows the danger Of hanging
men upon the testimony Of aecomPliees
whose evidence enables them to escape
tho gallows. Hanging 10 bad enough
where guilt IL clearly established. but Ii
10 always to be deprecated when an ae-
complete purchases exemption at the
cost OF the life OF another.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-18
Wanted TO Rent!

T. bwRLLINo HOUSE, CONTAINING
A three or four MONS. either on OF con.
venient 70 Main street. In Gold Hiil. Apply 81
this once. les Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-18


RIAixs's recent speech 90 national
finances displays him 10 Tar better cd
vantage than any Of his previous efforts
in this Congress. He shows that our
Government was founded BY believers in
"hard money" and puts In . clear light
the fact that the issue Of legal tenders
during the war vas intended merely as
a war measure and nothing more. The
notion that further issues at the present
day would restore an activity Of business
like that Of the wal period. il shown 10
b based on . fallscy. Without attempt.
ing . full defense Of the National Bank
System. Mr.. Blaine depicts the ruin that
must follow It's overthrow. On the
other hand, he paints q bright future
for the country. when specie payments
are restored. and thinks that the din.
cultiss in the way Of resumption have
been over-estimatsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-18
BORN.

HUGHES In Gold Hin. February 10Th. 10 the
wife VI Thomas T Hugh.s, q daughter.
cAssiDY--,n Gold Hi,l. february 18Th, TO the
wife Of J.. II. Cassidy. . daughter.
s0DERBERa-in Carson. February 18th, 10
the Wits Of n. soderberg. . daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-18
NEW TO-DAY.
LIST or LETTERS

nRMAINlNG IN THE GOLD HILL POST
X Once February 10. 1915. II not called for
within one month they will be sent TO the Dead
.,,.. nHea WashinptOn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-18
MARRIED.

HORTON BLACKWELL = In Eureka. Peb.
ruary 18th. Martin Horton to Annie Black.
we'll.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
pt>SENGH FRS 1RRIVFD.

FROM LIvERPoOI--H stednsaiD idaho, July io-H.rl5a
C. CLARK and wife, jos p Stevenson, Tho. QUINN, h ls
Prescott @ " Parker Moro philips VIM Duhi y = ~.
YER Peter kelly MIS- Han, }. Jrpson Cha. l. Nelson ~.
Teresa l. Ti,ning Ages II. Davis. J. 1. Wans9n; X u
EIWauls Otto Stten 4 crowley, : g Hansc, ~ - Jcp
sp / T1rrf-r J. J Mal~sT, T. D. Evans. John Autri-o
h. ,rs1f,rn JO. Perry, W j. Lewis. Ih0, g. AaItel \
pctersor y Anderson. Johan l. Biun Et". snc si9Ys
). !. Holiday, WIu. II Hangiam, J. Y >t9cEe IL L5Ins
X q Fly.arU. G.. /. Farrell z. NOak"s slt"r u ifS
Is Thos wife, ". C. FSHsL aIl "ie n NY;
T0lu u Natp Wa. \. White. Dr. u VIM" ann fohr ch'
, llr " ,,srrst Nlr,o, AMI child. Th0s. Grs4s. Wa.
siuic r. w d. vii -ms. WA. Burns ue1ry T. Mooney ttts
cs t,ylan John Nvlc tvar Onr, laom ~ NilAaHS ~
Bllt HENRY Eal SKY. Ap'onse Martin, Alfred va j.
Nc N'Clo sfi-- Nsluss. Miss Martina \. Hee'l fi
Hannah tulrr. Ni.s Eliza Nr.,OI. =
VrDH TTgEIFDDI.-fB fstiHst,D t'H y N.s2ter, IiY
m Francis Hdrew3 T. Brennan. %, Brl'e Atr ~ - Nrs
Cancer agG lu4E ar. and Ms. CAa .olr"r". infant a
n-.r u Combs T. p tgrbet. MISS r. - fgJf''t Jos"r1 L.
paws. e. s'fnl,pu T.. fIeor Max Fuchs q v Green 1is
;,ri get Iaru, Hon. Mathew HDlLlr% W u. ioi,al g.
iars ~ p HlT'ajo Nfr Jorlaus, D. g owbrf A. ~ -
Nrs Nrv.uou bane eu't Bishop \. ~ P"liCtr Geo. fe6
,t TIyrruyr. =. Moon. Nr. rw1mev, NJ 2ld Nrs N3's
lie ~ j. PirCi.n Master Geo pient -. MIs Price aio
,ln,dr,- 4 L!r-rrd r n Roe Rev. tutpai1 -1i'aetIr'
p & Sml,h Alfred " spear. \. W. Spet oscar s"ar 5i
a. W. Vtpu.u-.r. Edwin Tucker. Dr NaiEef. Sln o. va
ton Ai and Sfls Wee n rha1,s eyh MI ang Mrs NrS
Mss W,i's, Mss a. W white, drs Henry Wool u Ceii
n.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
PORT.

A LARGE COTTAGE POPULATIoN-rHE SUNDAY BOAT
--LATFsT ARRIyALs-POLo-A DROUTH.
lYRoA An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT THE TRIBUSE.l
NEWPORT, July 9Th, season at this place
s now enough advanced TO warrant opinion about
In the opinion Of the leading business
the place he will compare fayorsby with last
year. despite the depression in business Throughout the
country. They do not think, however. that "A much
money will DO left la the place there last
The visitors, they thiuk economical in their
way Of living than they last year. II II conceded
by all the real estate agents that larger NUMBER OF cot
tages has been leased this year than for
several years past Tho private boarding
house keepers are very despondent from tho
tact that their business Is unusually dul and that many
of Them have secured family for the at this
late hour Now that 1t Is late. they willing to
reduce their hitherto exorsant charges and using
their These fashionable boarding houses seldom
take than family, numbering. say, six or seven
persons They surrender their guests the
portion OF Lo house. and charge all the way from 9275
to $3.50 per week A w0ll known New-York gentleman.
having taken rooms for himself. wife, baby and
servants, ut 1918 per weok being convinced that he
could live economically by hiring the house, did so
and OF the family who owned the house we're
obi ged to seek quarters elsewhere. notwithstanding
the prices charged for such Recommendations IL has, up
to this year, been popular way OF living and has
been extensively paronizcd by some OF tie most nrsto
cratic families who spend their summers at tho seshore
Tho hotels have not been doing a large amount Of
business notwithstanding THE unusually warm weather
OF the past weeks At no time yet has the Ocean
Ilou-e had 100 guests ana Friday morning there
but 30 persons In the house. IL can accommodate about
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
CIyII. NOTES.

Suits have been begun in tho United States
District Court house bonds against
following parties Theodore and Nicholas
sl4u0; Emil Greener and Pai Richard. 81 200.
In the suit of Dowley against the Western Union
Telegraph Company restrain the payment Of quarterly
dvidend Judge Donohue supreme Court Chambers has
directed reference take further proof ~ the actual
ings OF the Company
In the suit against the Twenty-third Street Rail
Company stockholders prevent
pany taking Bleecker Fulton
Ferry Railroad The motion for injunction set down for
hearing Judge Van BruBt in Common PleaA special
Term adjourned to Friday next
At the Harlem Police Court yesterday. Daniel
Flynn OF No ~ Fast Eighty hfhsL. Herman Spring
Joseph Aeeroth of Eighty seventh and Fourth
held SlUO each for violating the Law
Panct Kennedy held 10 for assault upon Cath
arne Barrett.
A motion was made yesterday in the suit Of Lazare
the Indiana and Illinois Railroad Company
Others aside Of summons former
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
THE COURTS.
CouNrERFEITERs PUNISHED.

COI-NTERFEITERS PUNISHED.
LONG TERMS OIL IMPRISONMENT FOR TIE BROOK
LYN GANG.
The counterfeiters who were arrested by
officers OF the United states secret Service at No Al
Wil,onst grooklyu Il. d.. were brought before Judge
Benedict the United states Gre IL COnri
at outsg guc and Ci.nton-,t Brooklyn, yesterday The
particulars of their detcctoAn unusually skufu ana
well planned piece of w0rk-haye been already published
IN the TRIBUSg. Tom" Congdon, OF the siIrewd-
ct couH rietcrs the country and his brother, known
10 Charles C0nklin, found at the house In
WisCn-st, in the act OF printing counter
!rit bills and afixing seal of
the Treasury thcm and ia another room untrimned
bs to the amount OF from $4,000 TO $4,000 or i've
GiIerant banks were found suspended for drying.
eyeral plates also discovered and clew that ied
to the detection oi L., euTaycr, George White in Cam
den ~ j. Yhilncr he FOR tho purpose OF max
inc some repairs n the engtayug of the Landing OF
Columbus. Wnite, whose engraving is said 10 BE- so per
feet 10 almost 10 defy detection, arrested aud
brought the honse in WsoHt, where tLc three men
were kopt under guard fog several days. They were
then indicted by ncd States Grand Jury and ar
rai grd before Judge Ben dict White pleaded guilty,
aud the others not guty, with the PrF!cSe of "i'b-
AT the opening Of the Court Yesterday, ASsistnnt
United states DSttctAttOrney Hun moved Tor the son
trHce Of Henry Harrison alias Thomas Consion H. B
.boDa ui NcN1o.k, nc counsel oi me prisoner sara
indictment charging h! with having IN his possession
metallic plate, with BtCtt Use It u the maiui'tutc
Di couutefri. money Hs Va, sentenced % 3, years
imprisonment ia tnc Kiugs County P,Ll5entaT, iud 70
pgy fine or 500. Charlie, tohs1oh, las Iouh.ii, VINO
" . toInd printing counterfeit Duis, sentenced
to gr years imprisonment m tie same fcn.tcnitry and
10 pa a huc ot 800. The third prisoner was "eol1e
Wlue, 81 years @; age, WHO vas arrested ior cod'-
tsrleng six years Iso ad served terra OF i've years
in jLc SrWrgscy State Prison. Before pgonCdnChS The
sentence, Judge Benedict said: " You an Old man.
wei acquainted with tine business m which you were
found ctg gcG. God devoted Yourself 10 haAluS cOuh-
t,riet money. You are sihui enSial er ana tAere-
fo4o when you employ that s for cLiti nato purposes
yOu become dangerous man. In order That your ease
ulay Warning tr UtGrr rnkriScfS not 10 Violate He
law, Irel buuGi 90 mfct hcnt'Ace Which - al, n
possible, deter utei, or yOur craft nom rnslsluE ia
-ucA business Inc Of the Court II that lcu BE-
s,uracr 10 ten cars al bard labor IA the IrncntiIy
OF kaGs County, and pay hue u %lOOo' The
prisoners subsequently removed ~ the Fehen-
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
THE HUDSON RIVER TUNNEL CASE

The argument in the case Of the Delaware.
IIckawanna aud Western Railroad Company against the
Hudson River Tunnel Company wa' heard b. Judge Nixon
In the United states CrcIit Court in Trenton yesterday
Attorney General yanatta appeared counsel for the
Railroad Company, assisted by VIM. l. DAYTON. The
argument was "A motion for permanent injunction
restraining the Tunnel Company from building the tun-
mel alleging that the state owned the shore front aud had
leased il to the Company and the covenant win the
protected the esS"e from the use ot any part ot
the lands fronts above below the surface by
any other corporation or person. Henry y White I
Jersey CITY appeared for the Tunnel Company and made
an argument two hours prove that the state. being
the riparian could not dyest itself OF the right OF
eminent domain and the fart that the State had lea a
the shore front to the Delaware Lackawauna and West
Railroad Company did not dvc,t the state 0f its title
TO those lands The Court reserved its decision.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
DOM pEDRos VISITS YESTERDAY.

Before breakfast yesterday morning Dom
Pedro accompanied by the Yiscount Bonn Retro. was
driven to the Institution for tho Deai ana Duno' Al
Washington IIighs Of which he made careful inspeo
,ion under the guidance OF The superintendent Dr. Por
ter and the Rev Dr. stodiard OF tho Board OF Directors
The Emperor was apparently much pleased wiih the
methods Of training and instruction At o'clock as
usual breakfast served at bis hotel the Bncking
ham, The Rev. Dr. Wines, President of ths recent
Prison Reform Congress. came to the CITY oy the early
tain from Iryinon. and accompanied the emperor and
s..o, Iorses 10 Sing Sing at 1890 a. IN. With
Dr. Wines % guido, the Emperor made
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
DFCISlOSS-JULY 10.

S,prems C0Wt-Chqmbers-B Judge Donohue.-
GO,,lwine sg Cob6-Drcee granted. Smith sgt. Mad
Same; Same sgt Sarae; Rfcker agt same AMI
Samo agt. Same-orters granied smith agt. Ftankhed
Settled. The homeopathic Mutual Life Insurance Compsny
Hay and Armstrong agt Leaka-Mottpns denied
rsts BROOKS and Bradford ayi BrO0ksA0tiors granted
Ientha sri BFsnch h-Moton denied without coats tina
except expired. Hnath agt HeaihRcport OF rferea
confirmed snd juagment Of divorce granted 10 pislth
yo,jpe Coypi - Chambers - By Judge Goepp.-
Brink act FayM0ton granted. The Ninth National Banh
art SalIdoTs six CO.M)ten granted DuaOeg agt Day
satisfy yart O claim granted Lever aFt ward
Order requiring plaintiff to file security for costs grant
ee agt IisheT-Ogler granted B1ilantlne agI 3shOn
Wehel gt ReInneOrers for Judgment granted Iarttef
Cnulon. order csrnlsSng aetion gTaIte sh,Tp agt
Flushing side Central Railroad Co Hon Ia milton
Fist. r appointed referee Moore agt. bcCabe-C0nplht
Il sms-r,l GrOs5man aSt DeutSDD-Ofuer ASSESS oam
ave
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
BRUTAL ASSAULT WITH AN AN
Edrnrd Dnnehrr Frederick IIaSSe, an

Adolph Ruppcrt, residing IN tfe tenement house at NO
Is CinnIi-s. began a .ame OF cards un sunday evening
in tbe ward attached to tie house. They had sever
rounds of beer Soon Dnebcr accused asse oi cheat
ing The later ansry replied that if the charge was re-
Ieated be would Geaa Dauobers bead Haneser reiici
ated his charge, and Ha,,e seizns an az, a't"cSel
Dancber with it, striking him urcn the shoulder Inc
wounded man tempted 10 strike MS antagonist win
chair INT U,sac Vad-d tie blow and struck Dancber
upou tina lett side 0f the head crushing II ana lhylIs
i-tt cheek 70 the bone ~ TINS instant ituPfeII
ana rBtcayOrrd RESTRAIN hSscs violence,
but Hasse strucS MIN with tAe AK breaking MS ail'
The noise attracted the attention az iva ohocr 81 lhe
Eleventh Precinct H8s.r % the 1ipl Mirhtt
Police station. RUp;.rt ami DdacOcf were I"liJIe 70
jSceyue Hospital Iae latter's wounds will probably
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
President of the Company The motion bssed on =,

President of the Company. The motion bssed on y,
ground that e defendant Company had far conS
with the Indiana statute under which purpoted 70 -
been formed to make II legal corporaiion that
statute had dissolved it, and that under foreclosure -s
ngs han been dissolved and its property and rgbs W.
they had passed by Judc al decree
Springfield. and indianapolis Earoai CoBpaDy which ~
President OF the old Company did far ths anil -
concerned represent Judge WesDrooS granted uao
motion for mandamus in a suit brought \,
Adoph Deputh and his brother against John H. Bucke "a.
colonel OF the Sd Cavalry regiment Of this ciy compel Lin
grant them their from the regacnt argued ye
day. supreme Court Chambers before Judge IN
paints charge tst they demanded their discharge IN a
by Information that ihcy had beer ~
martial which they claim without notice. The X
fenant request for ssbarge at.rs
properly imposed by court marti that they gave =
valid exc,se for neyec Of drill which brought IN s
the nne that they appealed and the appellate tribunal cs
r1ned their n and that until thai y settled they en-
their discharge Judge NestDrOok cenied the
- motio
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
NO PERIL FROM YELLOW FEVER.


STATEMENT OF QUARANTINE COMMISSIONER JUDD.
Quarantine Commissioner Judd has written
letter 20 tho General AZ, st Of the Associated Press Ia
which lie makes the following statements III relation 10
yellow fever:
There are grounds for apPreheDslons feS&rdln8
yellow fever. So far from racing III the Lower bdY oI
menaciny the shores OF staten l3aDd there ci loaS
a sinsle decided GLOW fever patient III ou' ho W 10
The SUPERINTENDENT of rhe Hospital INFORMS me lit vac
patients IL the wards wit various diseases fIe U"
day all cUnyacscenL While it IN true that tle disease
prevails CuDa and has carried on among Others tNo
American apiains and some sailors, oar hospta
show that there more occasion lOr sOIclt"'o
here there last year or the year previous
Daring s7i there IL cases OF yellow ieNcT 4 th
h0, ,ptas % during 1870 Upto date this year thoe
nay. pren only 10 eases, tIrre terminating Iath' ~
these patients only i've nave arrived rncr the itEd
quarantine season opened May teing an average Vi
one for about eyciJ tWO wCchs. -, O
IL has Elo the uniform practice OF the COM
misoucrs and the Health Olcr 10 withhold fhct5 re-
.aIlug presence u yellow fever hec, htslhhch o.
their publication might tc attended WIN unnecessary
alarm and injury 10 the trade ana COin rec Ol the )
Is year. .Or tauc1 the presence oI ~ cases was nos
known to the pu5C until aitrr the qnddntlho seae"
Ws ended Any dCyiat. from ts pOaicy Oi Fclitchce
ycry apt tend tXaSseIatIon 1d uhchsicsS ana
sObcI uIc ,,..,
~. vessels arriving from infected ports are subjected
to His, however, causes ittic
delay, since one clHpluye with few cents worm Oi
matcIia! gate large number OF vessels III
lew hours tlmc
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11


Mr Jackson the Supegiut nlcnt aud Treasurer, s4id
yesterday that it woad be Impossible 90 say eAacH!
how much had botn lost ~ tn cliins iorDagsags Womb
continue 10 come in year. Approx csiiuates
are as follows: The loss on bullins VIII be about
SO OoO los, on baggage, insured Dy trCc railroad cOu-
plnes .1Dut 81 JgOU IosS Ou Ca~tl;ni0n4r nhiiln-,
$40. aOf insdrcd lO-5 On hspltliilOn bhI.ns T1VV
upt insured; loss seized good, $1,000. not insured
Ioill los,. Si5,spO.
President prt,s of the NiIamsburgn City Company.
who viS'it Cassie Garden n :nr morning, sai iEl he
d not tnA ;.s o.Ii loss would exceed about $4,000.
some OF the building, Insured were not burned anb he
would PROBABLY Mt exceed $4,000 actual lnss
baggage coi not uo os,matei at present., hui AL the
haaIi;"5 ~ tho coihHtH'r Womb 't iIo'iP'S I,'u.
Haror W.cki9ln. President FOrfNSt, CunIm..Si0ners
Lync. and Maljrr were cary vi the ground ana
surveyed tHc lHi..' cl,aY. Alt,l i"h'iH t
ior care of tie entrants and no conduct 81 thd
busnea' VIA thef lm'tr'i .nciit's' tLey ISt ne
sa,nc. AH attempt 10 mona M. .ih- ~ tit 'l,y"'
ofie, wa, frU5trdt.I by the absence % . quorum 4
al-e. has esilcd fDr ulN, however. ~ Whic
definite ac,ion Via p.oE'Dy ne rhtn me pm t,'oteu
by CIHss!rpri' J. tue irJGIi'hS 0i We Structure
Commissioners I.ier sid 1t would 90 necessary To max"
s0sig altus nrIJ Wth ~. -Iuk NJ tl"i 'onniN'o
believed thlt tJup WOld cover al me losses good
fence ut i,Jo.,s could clear away all the rams 40 iao
wood wora iir aid thtt tnr Work oI tie Boi"i odid
<, on y.tIJa. serious Iu.s.rHbupI
There i> dispute 20, % "a ownership ~ the property
tie FJ.crt S,atc ana lily GO5crniuen', claiming -
hold "a" tdC. ho,iiS "I ,ho represent iF'a c tb'
az tnr oiI., oi tHa WILLIAMSBURG City Com. AID
sone syU5 - iEs i.s"us cn.iI,d 81" .t'ot,c
hcluurd toNne Uutcd States Which gave tn. u-' ~ -
10 Common t'iI.cn. HhO N idfG feucI ITO Ihn
Commissioners, anu ,Hc Ait,,r nave since hiicH NJ tl'
maiu building dui ctoCcA large number o' thao-.
offices, c. INSURANCE COnp.ui.s were o. opinion
tHat t4u Commissioners UI In-idiiun were t' -4eyb7
emitted l. receive tae ,.idlU the ppcts il WIN
tLc.u.
The officials Gnd cui ycs at The G. arden were pt
very busy uurug ty uAy los the artiE! ti cu grants
The steamer Hih 'igi - passengers, - c.ph l"
,irra-c; te lJasU brought 500, o WA'Hi - Nci'
cabin .Yj 7Jl s;ctrIst; thr tif pl i-csttf brought
tlt Il.Ios Passengers we've 90 Mormon my "r''
tati P.r. SO. and synt Wei nJ ,nc P'hh-, Ed"la
L. pt. Ile ttF Of Chester OrtIZUi So 'iruhIii"a,
s.tI v re transferred 10 tHur western IIih.H nJ tu1
"a. Railway. Tie tUtI IduJsr o. ciui.sinis wa,
1873. IN. lew WHO tiid upt 80 friends o. ths Nr-i
Ncn cIre lOr ia tne Ip1.4ry accommodations al tae
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
TIE BRooKLYN SUPERVISORS.

Judge Barnard ycstcrday fthucrcu dccs-
ion denying Supervisor Gardncrs application for a
damus to compel the Clerk Of the Brooklyn Board OF
Supervisors to ra Mr. Garlners super, Of
the Fifth Ward The Judge wrote opinion, but told
Col John son. Mr. Gardners counsel. that writ OF man
damus not the proper remedy; the application
should have been for writ Of quo Darunto. MI Gard
ner" he said is right far the c0nsttuhOnaity of
the laS concerned The Board OF Supervisors in my
opinion unconstitutional BODY and II the facts set
forth In the affidavit true, the Governor, who signed
the bil violated tho Constitution" Cot Johnson sad
that the would be carried 10 the Court Of Appeals
The Board Of Supervisors constituted under the Coles
bill. The Attorney General has refused an application
FOR quo rdTraHiO, without assigning Reason for tho
refusal
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
CoTT0y BAcKWlRD BCT THRIVING.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 1O.-The crop report
the cotton crop IN this district
aly good condition and beginning 10 bloom. IAbOrers
are working better than since tie war; and tc stale Of
cultivation OF the crop ~ good. There abundant
crops of vegetables aud grass Cotton Is 10 days later
than ldsj gear.
NEw-ORLEANs, July 10.-ln Louisiana a
large part of the overlooked last year is again
planted TO cotton. The early cotton IL good average
CROP and forming and blooming we'll Tho Late crop,
planted after tho overflow. is two weeks late, anu lis
prospects favorable at this time last year In
Mississippi cotton Is from fair 10 good Dut ~ backward
and much behind last year In genera prospects, In Ar
the crop Is Beginning to boOh III Ii 10 DAYS be-
hnd. but the plants healthy Hud IIlNlnS The Texas
crop is getting on nncY and promises well.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Archibald Brown of No 5O5 East Thirteenth d.
bail at the Yorkylie Police Colrt yesteg
day stealing horse and belonging GottleA
Zimmerman Of No. S07 Firstsve.
John l.. Henderson. ex-casbier for Samuel Wild~
Soma No I3 Drtch-st taken bo')re Judge Keess
Jersey City yesterday charge of stealing so from ~
ploy He ror8a,lsd for further examination.
At Essex Market Police Court yesterday, Fran.
cis Glickner 3OJ Fifth Michael SOrtOn
No. 43 Coumbs were required to furnish bail each 10 500
for violation OF The Excise Law on s~nday
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, ThomM
Hastings Of 20 Greenwich feonioIs anlt -fA
a knife Edward Kelly OF No l55 CeiaTst, was held "a
81, 900 bail
At the Washingto Place Police Court veste. day
Daniel Wall Of No. III Greenwchst and Richard kaisra
No AL Thirty sxthst each held In Sle0 hsl
cNai ged with violating the Excise How Chinsnu
employed at Chcss laundry EigBihaye, gss held
0O3 bail charged with Siabhing All Chez in the arn OWING
70 a quarrel they had 10 cents.