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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-23

Senator Booth addressed with eiiec-
tiveness the largest political concourse
OF the year at Evansville, Indiana,
night before last. He seems to ne
making an attempt to atone Tor past
sins and iniquities.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-23
New York State Day at the

New York State Day at the Centen-
NAL brought with it the largest atten-
dance since the opening, Indeed the
gate money for the first half OF The
dav exceeded in amount any whole
days proceeds, heretofore. he
amount taken up TO l O'Clock OF
Thursday was Sll0.5SS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-23

Ten million dollars of 500 bonds are
called into the Treasury for redemp-
ton.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-23

LrL.SD STAMFORD has written letter
10 Timothy Guy Phelps declaring him
self in favor Of the election OF Hayes
and Wheeler. Here is copy OF his
letter
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-23

The Silver Commission is at work,
In secret, in New York.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-23

SATURDAY EvENiNG, Ser!' <o'
Committee of Invitation:
LAKE VALLEY.
II /. Barton. d. Fersinr-
Abe Jewell.
GLENBRooK.
7 A Ei.bv. Robert Monroe,
I. Hawthorne.
noc pen.nn. J H. Bradley.
James Crawford.
GENOA.
Hon 7 v. Ua:nes II. Van Sickle,
J. r. Johnson.
TAHOE CITY.
INN Davis, ]. B. Campbell,
Capt ". BONN.
M'KINNEY's.
2 ". Mckinney, H. L. Casey.
GARDENERS.
I r. benson. JIG. Rice,
j, S. Peters.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Dov;s Freeman McCombcr.
Steamers Niagara and Stanford will carry al
visitors ut one. half fare.
Tickets, including supper. ......... ''o
f. CLEMENTS, Proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-23

Ey SPEAKER of the California Assem-
bly,, J.. J. Carpenter Of FL Dorado coun-
ty, has been nominated by the Demoo-
racy of the Second District to be slaugh'
tered by Frank Page-for its slaue cred
he will be, as sure as eggs IS eggs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-23

For state Senator........--.W q. II. Martin
III r. Mighels
E,r ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II. G.. Parker
w W. I. Mcintosh
For County Clerk ..........~..T. j. Ed"ar"s
For County Trea~urer.-........--fi j. refers
For Comfy Recorder ...-....-..F. u. Turner
For County ASsesSor-...-....--.,..f.. Is. ilNI'f
For piStric: Attorney ...........-..-...I' '"n'h
For County Survey"r..'.........-..A.\ '. ii'A'
For Supr Public SchooIs.......f:. A. Moody
For Public At.Inini>.rat"r.-..-J. 7. Med'r
For County COMMISSIONS .. p. Willis
Long Tenn
For Coun'yCoinnission"r James Morris
short Term
For Justice of the Pearc1 :. \, V-i-har.II
For Justice of The Peace 7 J, Hoover
Empire Township
For Constable, Carson Townshir~L Stern
For Constable, Empire Township -
For school Trustees n. ~ clark
District No. III +. Slater
For School Trustees w a.. RroadEcaG
District NO :. +. Jones
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-23

Silver is quoted in London at 5ls<
pence per ounce.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-23
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mo LET.-A COUP ~
finely furnished rooms, pleasantly st'u,
ated for a bedroom and & slttlnSroolA, al"
49,, ~. a ,,'ar aud wife without children.
FOR germs, etc, inquire a this Office ,.,4
September il, 1876. ALA
The New York herald., 1876-11-24

Midland Railroad Company and bondholders, repre-
scntinR 81, 600 600 worth Of stock, canc up beioro
Judge Blatchior Plaintiff moves for leave 10 sppea
10 the United states Supreme Court Judge biaich-
lord granted the motion.
James W. Smith was yesterday brought before United
States Commissioner shields charge OF illegal vot-
ing ~ the alc election The complaint was brought by
Benjamin u. Buckman, ths fnshsr.n-law OF the ac-
cuscd, who alleges Ms the motive inducing him to
prosecute that Smith lett his residence on account oi
being unable to support his wife, the complainants
daughter, Smith not being entitled 10 vote Tho COM
missioner released him giving $3.50 bail to appear
Tor examination tho charge.
The suit brought BY the city against the Union Ferry
Company 10 set aside tho ferry lease granted by tho
city 10 the company In 1871 came up tor trial yesier-
day before Judge Van Vorst IN Supreme Court, Spe-
cai Term. II Is claimed that the city 10 great loser
BY the lcascs aud that the Invalid prclm-
innry objection raised to introducing certain reso-
iutions OF the Commissioners Of the sinking Fund, on
tho ground that they nos specially pleaded.
Owing to the objection the went over until to-
day.
In the Court OF Common Pleas yesterday, before
Judge Van Brunt, Mr. George Jones, publisher oil the
New York Timex, appeared In answer 10 writ of at
tachmont issued Tor contempt Of court because he re-
fused TO be examined regarding tho salary OF one
Richard Lee, an employe. who has been sucd by
Albert Day and suffered Judgment The hearing was
adjourned until Monday, aud Mr.. Jones remains 10
nominal charge OF the Sheriff
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
DISHONEST CARETAKERs.

William j. Kelly and his vile, Rose Kelly, were yes
terday arragncd before Justice Bxby at tho Washing
ton Place Court u charge OF burglary. The circum
stances o. the very peculiar. Tho complain
unit DR.. Harden p Devices, OF No. ll5 West Thirty
fourth street. testified that during tho month OF August
last himself aud family lett for Grccnwch Conu. to
pass the summcr leaving hts residence In charge Of
tho prisoners On tho morning Of August 20 they
alarmed tho police OF the Twonty-ninth precinct by
porting that during the previous nght burglars had
entered The house and carried of properly, consisting
oi clothing and jcwclry, valued ut 1000. No sus
pIcon attached 10 tho prisoners ut the time, but
the being placed IN the hands o two detectives
they suspected there was something wrong. us tho
only tools lett behind by the supposed burglars
ordinary sized screwdrivcr and pemcnts
rarely, " over, used by a 'proIcssionaL Tho de-
tectvcs kept constant watch Kelly and his WIFE,
and Wednesday Obtained warrant to search The
OF tho prisoners ut No 6l0 Second avenue They
found there quunty Of tho stolen property consist
ing Of clothing iaccs. &c Justice Bixby held Kelly
trial and discharged hrs wife, MS under the law she
supposed have ncsed under tho compulson Of her
The New York herald., 1876-11-24

l?2 ls3 lol l4s ls5 l5s le4 le5, l7s 2o2 2o7, 2ll
az, 259 2s5. 2io 249, 255, 257. 263, z6t 2c6.
SrrRyax CorRr-SpEcfAL TERE-ied by Judge Van
Nors.-Nos 4.s 5u6 G3g. sos, II, 80. POI. $50. $40
6s7 tao 4l9. @26 500 Ar 453 454 455 s5d, ld2, sdI
46s. 472 ATS. 505 507. 500. 5ll, 5l2
SuPRkhE CorRr-ClKcrir-Part l-Adiourned Tor
the term. Part 2--Hed by Judge Barrctt-Short
Nos 25s4. 3ss2 3s04 1891 2s7s, 3si3, 1874,
1504h 37is 350G, 3i26. 3472 3a74 $685. 33is. $751;,
37i l77o 3s70 3s7s $780, $780, 36i6 $685. 1873, 37s2
1926 Part 3-Hed by Judge Donohue Calendar Will
not be called heforc two Mos 3i55. 35s2, 37Iv,
3ss9 370i 276o. 3a $751; $780, $780, 25l5 3725. 3ll5,
3iS7 1901. 33s2 2s9 $685. 3o4s $751; as7 $40, $3.50,
$3.50. 3sOl
srrEslos CorRr-srrcIAL TKRn-Hcld by Judge
Spcir.-Nos. SO, 20, 70
suPKRlon Counr-rRIAL TkRa-par. Held by
Judge curtIs-short causeANos. 700. $40, i39, O9i,
ios0, ss9 1910, lo7s 900 1854. s2a, lo5s 7ss zoos
PART 2-Heid by Judge Sedgwick.-Nos $40, Sil, 800,
303 Ss5 359, 81, 2v5 3l5 s0d 362 500 575 3.J 49,
3l3 s9i 2a4 lo5s 3s 3dl $685. 62s. l5o l59 3i5 Sis,
3S9 21l, 3lI
COMMON PLEAs-EQuIrr TERM-Hcld by Judge Van
Brunl-Nos. q. 70 So 81, s3, 35.
COMMON fLxAs-rniAL TERx-rart l-hcd by Judge
Robinson Short causes-Nos col, l0se, lll3, lilo.
l0i5, S56. General Calendar Nos 303 3d. 9o0, 800,
3.l, 665, 1lc5. s5l, s3s.
MARINE CoURr-rRIAL TERx-Parts and 2-Ad-
journed Tor tho term. PART 3-No day calendar. Part
4-Hcld by Judge Goepp--Nos 5202, 1913. 5.,4,
bl5o 6ls3 512l 52S. $685. 5242, ORA 5l2s 5li2 6S,
1888. 52y0, 5a2g.
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
THE ARREST OF ELLIS.

To THE EDroR or TuE HgRALp:-
/ was greatly surprised 10 read in the HERALD Of
to-day new aud wholly inaccurate version Of tho
method employed to lnd and arrest Thomas Ellis, tho
dcaulting teller Of the Park Bank Your reporter has
been miscd by the municipal police, whoever
concoctcd the story. II Is stated that there was
female detective the This apso-
utcly ialsc, Tor female had anything TO
do with tho mai,er. The arrest was maac ut
ST. john, N b., by sergeant Power. who is stationed
Ut Hniiiax, not on any snnp despatch, but on cews
worked up by himself and nj q distance OF 200 miles
have Just returned from Halifax, and, stated IN
your journal OF November % gave the photograph to
Power on which he made tho arrest, In which nm
corroboratcd by both Sergeant Power and Mir. WORTH
President Of the Park Bank, TO both OF whom can
refer In Justification. EDWARD MALLOY.
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

The case OF Mario Algic, TO recover from Hon. Fer
nando Wood S., 900 which has on trial in tho
Superior Court before Judge Curtis, and already no.
tccd in tho HERALD, was given TO tho jury yesterday
evening and sealed verdict ordered
The SUIT OF Jonn Adolph, TO recover damages from
the Central Park, North and East River Railroad Com
pany Tor INJURIES received In consequence OF car OF
defendant coding with wagon which he was driving
avenue A. Is being tried Tor tho second time IN the
Superior Court before Judge scdgwIck and jury on
The first trial the painun's complaint was dismissed
but the Commission Of Appeals reversed that dccsion
aud awarded pIaiu,ilra new trial.
In the suit OF Moritz Pain und Leopold Pain against
Frederick Wilmer there motion made before
Judge Iarrcmorc, In Supreme Court, Chambers, yes
tcrday 10 vacae execution against the body OF de-
fcndant under judgment obtaiucd In q 10 equity
10. the wrongful detention ot certain property. The
Court TOOK the papers, rcscryIng decision.
Ia tho SUIT OF George Youu. against Martin Gun
ning led III tho Marine Court rcIfbrtcd In yes
icruay's HERALD, verdict rendered by the jury
yesterday In favor OF tho defendant. The contest
deposited IN the New YORK savings Bank, aud which
cunning claimed TO be part oi large sum Of money OF
wnicn bc had bccn robbed by woman named Eleanor
Young. now IN stats Prison, and with whom George
Young Ia alleged to have boon some connected
In tho unitcd states -Coult yesterday the case Of
John o. stevens against The New York and Oswc2o
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
A MODISTE'S INSURANCE.

Mrs. Bonzsrand keeps modise's store at 233
Broadway. In October 1874 she insured the goods in
her store consisting OF LADIES' hats costly laces
feathers and choice articles for ladies' adorument
comprised within tho necessary outfit OF q modiso's
store, with the .Etna Fire Insurance Company tho
amount OF 1000. On the morning Of January 20,
1875, madame early and repaired from the upper
part OF the premises which sho occupied hcr homc
to tho below to make arrangements oi her
goods for tho coming days business. She lighted hci-
sell at Ger work In the curly morning with small
kerosene lamp. BY mischance spark was. In somo
manner unexplained. emitted from tho flame of tho
lamp and set tire to quantity Of lace, somc ostrich
feathers, two sample French hats and other French
millinery goods These cniIroiy destroyed
to tho value oi $685. The same day
sho reported the accident 10 the Elna
Fro Insurance Company, and served upon them
later proof oi loss cmizug us lar as possible the
articles destroyed, their value, invoices OF SALE
tho parties frum whom she purchased them and other
The company did Lot accept this, aud concndcd that
madame failed to give the required proof in every
particular demanded by tho policy, and declined 10
reimburse her for her loss. She thcrcupon brought
SUIT IN tho Marine Court to recover The action
resisted on the ground that the OF kerosene oil
sht Ia the store or any part OF the premises
occupied by her In violation or the policy agree
mcnL General Davies, defendants counsel, moved 10
disss tho the ground OF vitiation oi the
tract through the OF Kerosene and the consequent
destruction OF tho property IN question thereby
Judge Alkcr held the point well taken and directed
the jury TO find verdict for tho company.
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
THE GARDENERS PRETTY DAUGH-
TER"

TER"
REFUSAL By THE sUPREEE COURT OF NEW
TRIAL-MR. BROWN 10 PAY THE DAMAGES
ORDERED ny THE LOWER COURT.
TRENTON, n. j., Nov o3 1870
The Supreme Court to-day refused tho trial In
the OF '.The Gardener's Pretty Daughter" Alice
Noico Susan d. Brown.
MIS- Brown Is mother or Albert d. Brown, against
whom Miss Noicc had obtained verdict in Mercer county
Court for S.. 200. value OF wardrobe which Brown had
orcibly taken from her while both In England.
Tho particulars Of THIS have been published
cral times in tho HERALD and is known q :ranscon-
tinentai scandal.
Brown, 1t is alleged sciuccd Miss Noice while on an
extended in South Amer aud England, II IS al
legged, under promise of marriage, then deserted her
In tho latter place, leaving her with hardly enough
obtained n verdict rs stated. Brown sad he had
no property 10 satisfy the judgment, but u was
proved In court to the satisfaction Of the jury that
he had transferred several thousand dollars worth OF
bonds TO his mother, in order To escape the
payment o. damages. Tho mother, who Is very
wealthy must now pay the amount awarded by the
VERDICT according 10 tho order Of the Court
Another chapter TO tho scandal came up IN the Court
Of Errors and Appeals TO day, writ OF
error IRON the Supreme Court Tho latter
Court had refused allow Miss Noco 10
bring action Tor breach OF promise .! marriage for
made Brown had vito living from whom ho had not
been divorced.
II Is sought now to have that decision set aside.
Doth parties reside at Princeton.
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
MEN WHO OUGHT TO BE PUN
ISHED.

Two wrcsched. drunken vagrants, who gave their
names Charles Kavanagh and Philip Glare, were
brought before Justice Bixby, at the Washington Place
Police Court yesterday, BY officer oi the Twenty
ninth precinct From tho statement OF the officer IL
appeared that the ruflans, who grossly intox-
Gated insulting respectable ladies in Thirty fourth
street, and resisted the oiccr who arrested tbcm.
Justice Bxby sent them 10 tho islnnd for three months
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
A BOSTON sHoPLIFTER.

Henry Philips, alias julius stcnbcrg alias Hart, OF
No. 126 West Third street, was arrested yesterday
charge OF stealing two ovcrcoats valued NJ $780, from
Ncssrs Freeman a. Goodman. OF Dcvonshire street.
Boston. The prisoner arrested In this city two
months ago q charge OF shoplifing and discharged
lot want OF cvdcnc, There are at least n dozen
charges Of similar character against him IN Boston
He consented TO Boston witholt formal rcquis
tion and on being arraicncd before Justice Bixby, at
the Washington Place Court, was surrendered To TIE
custody OF two Boston detectives who iet with him
last night
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
GENERAL SESSIOSS-PART l.
Before Recorder Hackctt.

ILEAS AND bENTENCkb.
In this court yesterday Frederick scnnadicke was
arragncd charged with burglary In tho rst degree. In
having broken iuto thc house OF David Cohen No 80
East Broadway, at four O'Clock, on the morning OF
November Is, with intent to steal. MIR. Cohen crap
pied the burglar and held him until policeman
Tho prisoner pleaded guilty, and was sent 10 Sing Sing
for ten years.
TONY PASTORS JEWELS.
James Mcclure, cwcn.y three years old, Of No. 32a
avenue A, charged with attacking Antonio Pastor, OF
No ll5 West Seventeenth street, eleven O'Clock
tho night Of November q. whiio no walking up
Broadway, and tearing from his vest gold chain and
a diamond sol ockct valued at $3.50, with which he
ran away. pleaded guilty, and rcmandcd for SEN
lsncc
David Adriancc was sent to the State Prison for
three years nnd months for stealing $50 from Susan
Bussc, OF No. % South Filth avenue.
William Barrett struck James Mccormick, OF No S2l
Greenwich street, ana was sent 10 the Pcnitcntary Tor
year.
Rudolph w,llcqcrod. charged with stealing coat
from Thomas .. HUI, OF No 207 EtgLtr avenue. pass
lug iaisc check on Clemens Weber, Of No 2s3
Bccckcr street. aud obtaining money on forged order
from William H. Lawes oi No 259 Eighth avenue, was
sent to state Prison for four years
/ COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
iJEN'rIS1itN.

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The New York herald., 1876-11-24

/ COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
surnxxE CorRr--CmANRERs--Hcld by Judge Law.
roncc--NoA s. IL ~. 81. W. 90. loV 104. l2o. III.
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov ZA I6tu
In the Court Of Appeals to-day the following cases
were argued
No. IL. Bachc vs. Doscher. Argued by Lewis San
dcrs Tor appellant, b. NJ StilwelI Tor respondent
No. SO. Whito VS.. Hickman. ny N. Z. Moak
for appellant. John A Godfrey .or respondent.
No. 81. Hauck w. ,Crnighead. Argued by a. G..
Fransal Tor appellant, George v \. BALDWIN ior re-
sponuent.
No. ~. Wing VS.. CornclL-Argucd by William Pcet
for appellant J. 7. Silllman ior respondent
No. "a BraGue VS.. Lord.---ubmittcd Tor appellant,
argued by 5. Jones for respondent
No. 81. Scgcr VS.. colycr-Argucd by James IL.
Gilbert for appellant, \. II. Clement Tor respondent
Proclamation made and Cour, adjourned.
CALENDAR
The following is the day calendar for Friday, No
vember ~ ls76:-Nos. 40, 20 40, IS, 90, ", Us, ~
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-23
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