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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

THE Arab journals of India and else.
where are calling strenuously upon
Mahommedans to devote their means
to aiding the Sultan of Turkey against
the unbelievers who seek 10 deprive
him of his possessions. Subscribe
literally" say they. "that true be-.
levers may cut the heads from the &C.
cursed wretches who dare to lift sacri.
ligious hands against prince raised
by God to be our spiritual and tenn
poral chief"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

The DIFFERENCE Col. Ellis in his
remarks the ether evening said; when
Tilden was siandered it was time to tell
the truth about Hayes" and while do
ing SO he stated that the angelic csndi-
date, while only paying taxes on little
over $2,0ce, sported $4,000 pin on
his shirt bosom. Some gingerly Re-
pubhcans have been trying to make
capital out Of his remark by saying it
was personal; yet those fastidious
individuals have seen Republican pa
pers call Tilden perjurer and scoun-
drel. and never imagined that such Ian
euage was at all personal. Truly in
their estimation it makes great differ
ence "whose OK is gored."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

BETTING There is a law in the stat
ute books Of Nevada, which makes bet
ting on elections a misdemeanor, pun
ishable with fine or imprisonment; or
both. Lawyers construe this statute
as applying only to elections in this
State. consequently it did not deter the
venturesome from betting on the Indi-
-aua election. The result is that thou
sands of dollars have changed hands,
and the Republicans who are out an
injured. are loud in their denunciations of
the wicked partners. whom they sus-
pect of playing into the hands of DEM
ocrats by Publishing dispatches pur-
porting to be from Indiana; but in re-
atty made up at home from street
rumers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

RUNNING. Tho San Francisco Sui.
phur Company, whese mines aresituated
near Rabbit Hole. have commenced re-
filming sulphur, and are now Turning
out from four to four and half tons of
pure birthstone daily. They are new
shipping to Dayton to fill contract of
several car loads, and have made ar
rangements with powder manufactur-
ing company ia California to supply
their works. The attention of the Sec
Rotary Of the Treasury has been di-
rected by members OF the company
to the fact that imported birthstone
has been admitted free, although the
revenue laws require teat duty Of ten
dollars per ton shall be imposed en- al
refined sulphur imported into the
United States. The enforcement of
this Act will enable the owners of the
extensive sulphur deposits in this
county to compete successfully in the
home market with the imported article.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

MARRIED.-That gallant young SOL
der, Lieutenant Norton, of Camp Nc
Dermit, was married near Woodbridge,
California, last Sunday to Miss Addie
Elliott, sister.in-law of Charles Nc
Cornell, of Quin River. We wish the
young couple abundance OF pleasure
and success.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

PAYING UP.- The Humboldt Agri-
cultural Mining and Mechanical So
ciety RENTED to the Sierra Nevada
Lumber Association yesterday 1929 30,
being the amount due for lumber used
IN improvements on the Society,"
grounds. From this it is very evident
that the fair has been success, and
that the Society is making money for
itself, as well as lots of fun for the
public. tG
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT
This M0rnin0'g Rosrd.

This MorninR's Board.
1875 Ophir 45X
1875 Mexican 2611 2G4o
43O Gould C Curry AZ e. q,
go Best IL Belcher 43I
245 California so s9X
go Savage 1871 ID
600 Con Virginia 4S1a 1877
so Chollar ~
71O Hale and Norcross 81
100 Crown Point l15s ~
Il30 Jacket "a
245 Imperial sec
1G5 Kentuck IL 10
4l0 Alpha As ASH
lis Belcher 10 1917
90 Confidence l5H
'535 Sierra Nevada IL 12L
lO5 Utah lex IL
100 Bullion 35H 81
220 Eureka IA
22O Overman 81 sou
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

HEAVY RArN.-An unusually heavy
rain set in last night in the Humboldt
Valley, and continued during the FORE
noon, soaking the ground to greater
depth than it has been moistened
before for months.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

CArTLE SHIpPRD.-Six car loads of
beef cattle were shipped from this sta
ton to California last night, and eigh-
teen cars are engaged for the shipment
of cattle tomorrow night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

CHANGED ITS NAME.-We understand
that the Hayes and Wheeler Club at
this place has changed its name to
I" the Republicans Blue"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

TaE CHINESE Commission. The
Joint Committee Of the two Houses of
Congress, appointed at the recent ses-
sion to investigate the question of
Chinese immigration and labor, is now
on the way to this Coast, and will pro-
badly pass here next Sunday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

PERsoNAL.-D. II. Haskell Townsite
agent passed through to-day On his
way to Elko. He viii return in a few
days and probably remain here over
night to attend to business.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

HUBLxR's CoNDIZIoN.-Itis reported
to-day that james Huber, who was
shot in the head over three weeks ago,
is much better, though his recovery is
still considered doubtful.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

ANOTHER DIvIDEND.-The Leopard
Mining Company have declared another
dividend (No. ~ of fifty cents per
share payable Monday, October l6.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

BULLION SHIPPED. Van Len
nep shipped one bar of bullion to San
Francisco yesterday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

1AE fntesse itching caused by GER
tain diseases of 1.-The skin Is speedily
allayed by Glen's Sulphur Soap, which
entirely removes every species of
eruption, is perfectly safe, and far
cleaner and more effective than any
ointment.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13
EASTERN DISPATCHES

Increased Democratic NIatorities.
WHEELING, West Virginia,
Oct. IL, 1876.
Returns are yet incomplete, but those
received indicate q Democratic ma
jority Of 10. 600 in the State. The DEM
Gratis elect three Congressman.
The Entire Democratic Ticket
Elected.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. IS.
There is now no doubt of the election
of Williams and the whole Democratic
State ticket by majorities ranging from
S,00Oto $4,000. The Republicans con-
cede the State to the Democrats by
from 5000 to 10000 majority.
Democratic Gains.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. IS.
Returns from S96 townships and
wards in S5'counties give net Democ-
ratio majority of 1,344. The same
places in 70 gave net Democratic ma
jority of IS.
Returns from Ohio.
COLUMBUS, Oct. Is.
Republican State Committee last
night revised their returns. and esti-
mated Boynton's majority for Supreme
Judge at 6,707. Fifty-two counties re-
ported, andl indicate the election of
Barnes,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In the suit OF Appleton Sturgis. administrator OF
Russell Sturgis, deceased against Daniel Drew ct al
Judge Donohue Yesterday granted an extra allowance
Of $50 to counsel, besides costs and disbursements
William H. Orchard late Postmaster at Florida.
T. y, arrested charge OF OBTAINING and opening
etters that came into his hands as Postmaster was
yesterday brought before United States Commits
ioner, but waving examination he gave bail in
81, 900 to await the action OF the Grand Jury
Robert Braun seaman, was placed in the hands OF
the United States authorities in this city yesterday on
Lcharge OF having, while the high seas, stabbed
with intent kill, H. b. Symonds, first mate OF the
orig Brunswick. Braun Will be brought up for OK
animation tomorrow
Judge Donohue yesterday gave a decision staying
proceedings pending appeal from vacatng
he attachment against the property of Charles Head
convicted OF stealing SO, OO0 worth OF goods from
,ochrane, McI.ain Co, his employers
An injunction granted yesterday by Judge Dono-
In supreme Court Chambers against the executors
the late John 3 Mitchell prevent their disposng
Di annuity OF 500 aud a legacy $4,000 be-
que4thed to samuel A. Mitchell. The injunction was
Al the instance VI Ernest Groesbeck and William X.
Kitchen, Jr.
Judge Donohue ordered a reference yesterday In the
Ease OF "A child named Maria Anna Zimmerman. The
mse came up application OF the chid's grand
athcr, John Peter To obtain custody OF the child
dc ground that her laihers will makes him testament
AIRY guardian; that It also provides that che Is 10 be
rought up IN tho Roman Catholic faith, and that the
tepmother with whom the child " living now,
uses To carry out the provlso in the Will.
Ihe examination OF witnesses TO the collision be-
Ween tue steamship Adratic and tbs Harvest Queen,
on the morning Of December 81 1875 which has been
ior somo time past pending before United States Com
missioner gilbert, was yesterday brought to temper
Wy ciose Testimony was elected showing that the
peed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26
ADMINISTRATORS SUN.

In suit brought by J. C. julius Langbein, as adj
ministrator, against Charles Struppmann, Judge
hcAdam granted order OF arrest against the deen-
dant and fixed the bail at ST. 500 The plaintiff alleged
In his affidavit that administrator of the estate Of
Adam Muller, deceased, he appointed the defendant as
mis- agent and collector TO collect the OF the
Istate that the defendant married of the children
Of the deceased; that he has collected the rents for
Two months, amounting to nearly $500, and that no
has wrongiully Incorporated and converted the
same To his own use and purpose. The defendant has
been arrested aud locked up in Ludlow Street Jail in
default OF bail Charles Goldzier, the lawyer for
husbands who married daughters of deceased, claims
Keep and retain these rents under title and right
greater than that OF the administrator consequence
Of recent decision OF the Supreme Court regarding
The construction OF the will OF Adam Muller The adj
ministraor considered this absurd and consequently
elt himself IN duty bound through his counsel George
T. Langbein to secure the defendants arrest there
are infant children OF Adam Muller, and the plaintiff
being also their general guardian.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26

Palsen: Paix vs. Paix; woodruff vs. The World Mutual
Life Insurance Company; swson VS. Talk Brun VS.
Fire Insurance Company Wolf VS. Burke and another;
matter OF Brook avenue; Schrenkeisen vs. Hopper;
fhe Citizens Savings Bank VS. O'Rorke, &c.-Granted.
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Curtis
Matters orValcntnc Gleason and Andrew /. Roberts
insolvcnt and imprisoned Debtors applying TO be dis
charged from Observation-Disclosures dismissed
Tor want OF Jurisdiction. Opinions.
Hardie VS. Palmer ct al.-Order signed.
Rogers VS.. Rowe ct aL-Reieree's report confirmed
and judgment OF foreclosure and sale ordered
Charles A. O'Rourke VS.. Laura = Taylor mos. ! and
2l--Motions TO advance causes denied.
Algeron S. Whitney vs. Margaret Whitney Report
OF referee confirmed Judgment OF divorce for plain
BY Judge sedgwick.
wilmer Maxwell Judgment Tor plaintiff See
Asten ct al vs. Elhngwood al-The plaintiffs are
entitled TO judgment tor dissolution aud that
counting &C., be had before u referee See opinion.
We'll VS.. Fischer ct aL-Judgment for defendants,
dscharging the complaint See opinion.
Purcell VS. The Mayor, &c-plantin's complaint dis
missed. Opinion.
Knox vs.. Dexter.-Case and exceptions settled and
ordered on file.
Pendcrgast VS. Philips ct al Antree vs. Rauch;
Negus ct al VS. Move ct al spoGord ct al The
Texas Land Company ct aL-Orders settled
MARINE coURT-cHANBERs.
BY Judge McAdam.
Kinney vs. schmi't.-The disputed items Will be
Maihisins VS.. Metz sehcrer VS. Price.-Motions de-
MED
LANCE vs. CarpenteE-Motion to open default and
inquest granted.
Deash vs. wait-A. W. Andrews appointed receiver.
Baker We. Andrews; Salnmins VS.. Thorno-J. II.
Mccarthy appointed receiver
Hamburger VS.. Hd.-Moton granted &c.
Reid vs.. Burke-Ed Jacobs appointed receiver
Barclay Lee; Baebler VS.. Lee.-Motion 10 dis
miss complaint granted. with costs.
Regain Cosne; Brown vs. Clarke; Caisayis vs.
Gropt; Gerken vs. Robinson; Dusenbury VS. Jessup:
Kohn VS. Oppenheimer; Erhardt VS.. Installer Schu-
vs.. Wydemeycr; singer vs.. Schneider; Frost vs.
Wheaton; Scligman VS.. Rhind-Motions 10 advance
granted
Scale VS. Smith.-0pinion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26
FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Murray.

TRAFFIC IN MINERAL WATER BOTTLES.
John Carey, No. 1877 Baxter street; Henry Ellsly,
No SIS Fourth avenue; Anthony II. Jordan, No 345
East Fourteenth street. and James Anderson No. 439
East Twelfth street. were held for trial charge of
illsgally trafckng In mineral water bottles. The law
making offence OF this nature misdcmeanor was
passed by the Legislature last year. and this Is proba
bly, the first time II has been enforced. Forty-two
boxes, containing 400 mineral water bottles,
covered from the prisoners. The property belongs 10
several different parties.
BAD GANG.
William Fenton, John Eagan and John Nicholson,
members Of dangerous gang OF young men who in
habit the ridge Of rocks west OF sixth avenue.
Fifty seventh street. arraigned a charge of
decently assaulting Mrs. Bridget Fitzpatrick, also
resident OF the Since the night of the alleged
outrage another assaulted in the
neighborhood, but in that instance the police
ceeded in arrestng of the gang the spot and he
is Blackwell's Island for the offence His
name Is George Chrys.ie and II is said that be VAS
Mrs. Fitzpatrck's principal assaant also. Alter
examination Nicholson was hned SO and the others
were held for trial.
MRS. KEYS CASE.
The case OF Annie c. Kley, charged with false pre-
fences was continued in this Court yesterday. Mrs.
Geyer, the complainant, repeated her former alega-
tons. adding however, that the accused had repre-
scented to her that her husband held cierkship in
Washington with a salary of 500 week. and that
her counsel, Mr. Purdy had in his hands 81, 500 be-
longing to her which he had recovered in a law suit
Mr. Purdy having Jailed TO appear witness for the
prosecution through some misrepresentation, ad-
journment was granted He is expected to disprove
the allegation that he has So 500 belonging Mrs.
Key In his keeping Another witness is expected
from Washington to testify that Mrs. KEYS statement
regarding her husband is entirely untrue. Mr. Alger-
non Sullivan and Mr.. John Townsend are the
sci for Mrs. Key, and II Is probable that
will have to answer charge Of conspiracy before long
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26
DECISIONS
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.

by Judge UOnOhue
Thaycr vs. Bassct CT Ill think tho nlaintiG is en-
titled 10 the relief asked payment OF the note due
not the ones not yet due.
lianeGschlayvs Pfamcuschlay. -Reicrence ordered
Matter Of PeRraln.--Must DC a reiereuce
Fisher Vs. Mcclure. On payment OF costs of inouest
and subsequent proceedings and $40 costs OF this mo-
ton, motion granted otherwise denied with $40 costs
Tue Mayor &c., VS.. Rol Motion granted as 10 mart
OF answer marked, denied a. 10 balance.
Douglas vs. Douglas; Anderson Callahan. Mo-
tions dcnied
BiOomngdalO VS. siegeL-Moton granted Memo
randum.
LOWS VS. Ray; Tuthill VS.. Kssler-Motions granted
Barnett VS.. schiller. Orders granted
Matter OF opening Fort Washington Ridge Road from
Eleventh avenue 70 kngsbridge road: Batehellor VA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26
POLICE COURT NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday George
E wennell, of No. 14s Suffolk street. was held in
81, 500 bail for burglariously entering the
premises No. III East Twelfth street. occupied by
Dronise GaZzara and stealing $500 worth OF clothing
John Smith was held In $500 To Tor snatch
inga pocketbook from Allen Smith, OF No. $50 East
Houston street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26
GOOD WILL AS CAPITAL STOCK.

GOOD WILL AS CAPIIAL STUN.
James W. Astn and others brought suit against
Emily G. Elingwood, for herself and executrix
OF other parties for dissolution of partnership,
accounting, and the appointment of receiver. Prior
TO 1870 the plaintiffs and defendants part
OF the Skipping and Commercial List aud Nesc York
Prices Current including the good will and the appure
of the establishment In 1870 there was an
agreement by which plaintiffs and Seah c. Cornish
continued in the management TOR five years from
date each of the Astins and Dir. 0. T. Bourne plain
ts TO receive twenty cent OF the profits and each
Of the other parties and Cornish amount equivalent
to fifteen per cent OF the net profits which TO be
considered part of the expenses and be included IN
them before division OF the profits. The remaining
forty per cent net PROFITS TO be divided between
plaintiffs and defendants. No other written agree
ment made and at tho expiration OF the term
plaintiffs, without Cornish continued the management,
on the understanding that their compensation TO
be ''reasonablc' one. dispute arose about the
compensation, and hence the present suit The defend
ants denied any partnership, and the point came up
whether the paper, the good will and appurenanccs
were capital stock. Judge Sedgwick. decision
given yesterday, holds that they not capital stock,
but that plaintiffs entitled 10 compensation since
April, 1875, and are entitled to judgment for dssou-
tion; and he orders reference Tor an accounting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26
Refusal to Release from Jail Andy
Roberts and Valentine Gleason.
What Constitutes the Good
Will of an Establishment.
ATTACHMENT DAY IN THE COURTS
How a Collector Got Into
Jail.

The efforts made by Andrew L. Roberts and Valen-
tine Gleason TO their discharge from Ludlow
Street jail have proved successful These parties
will be remembered arrested in June last on
charge of realizing large sums from forged railroad
bonds and other securities, and their bail was
liked at $4,000; falling to obtain which they
we're incarccrated in prison. Tho history oil their Nv
trials in connection with other defendants, N
The Superior Court, by the National Trust Company
and the New York Guaranty and Indemnity Company
In which verdicts were obtained for $50, COO and
SOL 000 respectively is well known, and does not re-
Quire q recapitulation. Wearyng OF vlanguishng IN
durance vile application recently made TO Judge
Curtis holding Special Term Of the Superior Court,
for their discharge under the Insolvency act The
case was argued at great length Messrs. Averil 4
Gardner appearing for the prisoners and Mr.. William
Writ Hewitt as counsel and Messrs Arnold Elliott
White as the National Trust Company and
the New York Guaranty and Indemnity Company
Mr. Hewitt raised the points that the superior Court
did not have jurisdiction IN the case, inasmuch as 1t
county court, and further that the pubhca-
ton OF notice was not sufficient 10 comply with the
statute, and that the name and residence OF the
Diicer before whom the application should have been
presented were not stated In the petition, required
by statute Many other objections were also sub
mited and authorities cited In support OF the various
points raised Judge Curtis gave his decision yestcr
day sustaining the points taken by Mr. Hewitt aud re-
fusing to discharge the prisoners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26
MIR AUGUsrIN DAILY

. Mr.. AUGUSTIN DAILY
rriages may be ordered for III
EVERY kNENING.
for the sixteenth week. Mr..
AUGUSTIN DALi'S
greatest Drama. entitled
PIQUE
with its snmptuous Scenes,
magnificent new Toilets and
extraordinary cast
Miss FANNY DAVENPORT,
Mr. Fisher, Mr.. Harkins. Mr..
Lewis, Mr.. Davidge. Mr..
Barrymore, Mr.. Hardenberg,
Mr.. Drew. Miss sydney
Cowell. Mrs. Gilbert, Miss
Mac Nunez, Miss Holland
M Holm RROIIGIiAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26
AVALANCHE OF ATTACHMENTS.

The granting of attachments seemed 10 be the prn-
sipal thing in order yesterday in Supreme Court,
Chambers, before Judge Donohue First in order, he
granted an attachment the property of Morris
Jeserum, in a suit brought against him by Abraham
r b. Moses He is charged with having received, as
the plaintiffs agent So, 92s and having fed the State
for the purpose of defraudng his creditors The
attachment in the suit brought by William Williams
against The New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad
Company for IS 900, alleged to be due coupons OF
bonds issued by the company and now in Mr. Williams
possession. IL is alleged that the company agreed to
pay in October last $40 each of the bonds that
they tailed to do so. The attachment against the
property OF the railway company ia this State The
last attachment in the OF Samuel Gaand
who has brought suit in the Supreme Court against
Timothy Stebbins, complaining that defendant, who
was IN his employment, represented TO him that he
had invented hydraulic elevator and had sold
nil improvements and notifications of 10 the Steb-
bins Hydraulic Elevator Company OF San Francisco;
that the stock was OF great value and induced him
purchase 400 shares $50 EACH that defendant has
IiDcs patented important Improvements to the ele-
yator and refuses TO with them, that without
them plaintiffs shares would be worthless. An
tachment granted against defendants property in
Warren county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

1n0TH PERFORMANCE OF julius CESAR
Prescott House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26

ETH AVENUE THEATRE
~ Proprietor ana Manager.
lEvery night 4 quarter 70 3 !. cal
, 1876-09-21
evening thereafter untfl further notice, 10 pass
upon Applcatons for citizenship papers.

evening thereafter until further notice, 10 pass
upon applications for citizenship papers.
Tho County Collector yesterday sold all Of
tic y!el!n0ucnt property for taxes In the Town
nf Calumet and commenced on the Town Of
Hyde Park. So far the State has bcen the larg-
cat purchaser.
Commissioner Tabor Ia again on tho sick list.
While he has ordinarily bcan able to keep paco
with tho "Rtng" members In voting, his
physical strcnRth Is scarcely adequate to follow
them In their many devious why's.
: The Committee on Hospitals and Public
Bniidtnga met yesterday afternoon, and beside
auditing few BILLS agreed TO recommend to tho
Board thht the contract for building four food
cars for the new Hospital DO awarded to II, II.
StrcctcF, at Ills bll. $500.
What Saturday will bring forth IN this Court
House Injunction matter before Judge FarWcit
Ia q prominent question with tho Ring"
Some Of ehum, however, nEu preparing for Tho
worst, nntl arc making wagers that tl,o In
junction will bo Erantcd, determined, In any
cycnt, not to ba left out In tho cold.
Tho Grand Jury dEsposcd Of II regular md
two complaint cascs yesterday. It Is expected
that The Jury will complete atf OF tho dockctcd
and ,n!nor complaint cases to-day, and adjourn
Saturday. The only thing In tho way OF an ad-
journnent Is the proposed mysterious tnyesti-
cations which may prolong the session into
ucIt week.