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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-10
Merchant Tailoring.

}. HEnndersigned informs the oitizons
of Winnsboro and the county generally,
that no has opened n Tailoring Establish
ment in tho store next to Mr.. j. Clcndin-
ing's. He is prepared to do all kinds Of
work in his limo at short notice and on
reasonable terms. full limo of sam ples
kept constantly on hand, from which
customers may make selections. Special
attention given to CUTTING.
fob M-tx6m W. G. ROCHE,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-10

90 Ladies' Favoritc Cards, all styles,
~ WI tn name, l0c. Post pnid. j. b.
Hustled, Nassau, Kens. Co., n. Y.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

TIYIH7 ! pack acquaintance cards | mack
EHN handkerchief Irritation, I pack scroll
a ~ w all sorts, for only 10 cents and stamp
Fun Card Co., MiddlcbOr0, Mass
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q New pieces sheet music, rctaIls for 10, sent
- i0r 10 cts: and stamp. Cheap Music CO.,
MiddlCDoro, Mass. '
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
4 Miners Dsaraisg Hsuss I.aad.
lady stslss Away Censtorna.
Sioa and Treable.

Eprroa NEws: Quite . surprise awaited
the boys Of the Florida mine yesterday
morning. when It was known that the
isadlady bad abscoadsd. leaving every
thing In . matter Of doubt ~ to why abe
had deceived them. and left No alb
ruptly. Like the Arabs. she folded
her tsat and silently stole away" About
10 o'clsck the previous night sleigh drove
down 70 he mine with four horses at
tachsd. and after stopping awhile returned
back 70 town; and the morning sun arose
On two disconsslate Cinnamon with nm
order for S6i 10 the foreman. which was
not worth even the paper that IL was writ
ten on, the money having been paid be-
fore. A few dishes and . cover to . warm
ing stove. which might have been hot at
the time, which ~sccounts for its being left
bshind, the most probable conclusisn that
could bs arrived at. But she did mere
than this, under the plea Of wanting To
niss q hundred dollars she collected board
bills from some Of tho boys up to date, and
collected u In the Superintsndent's Office
too. and left her grocery bills TO settle
themselves. H..
Very unfortunate has been the fate OF
the Last two that have waited on the table
II The Florida clearinghouse. Hoping
her successor will deal mere kindly with
them. I remain one Of the Florida boys.
FLoRrpA NINE. Jan. 20, 1877.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
sssr.y C.sssy schsels.

The Virginia Beard Of School Trustees
held . meeting last Saturday afternoon for
the purpose Of considering what measures
we're necessary TO be taken for raising
funds TO keep the public schools OF the
city opsn. Tho necessity OF some action
10 apparent. or the school tax levied, 10
Of every so cents were to be derived from
the tax on the proceeds Of the mines. Un-
less some compromise IL effected with the
mining companies, whereby . portion at
least Of this money will come into the
school fund, q loan must be effected II the
schools are continued. Tho work OF pre-
pairing . bond bill was referred to MT.
Deal, q member Of the Virginia City Board
Of Trustees. A committee was appointed
10 ascertain the indebtedness OF tho dis
trict. Gold Hin being In 4 similar condi'
ton a. regards money matters, the same
csmmittes was Instructed to confer with
eur Trustees with . view Of taking Joint
action in the matter. II Is estimated that
tho Indebtedness Of both districts Is nearly
SlO0. 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29

r~arssesiar. sf sAs psessiss % me
Csart n Favor sf shs Regular
Management

From the San Francisco Phst Of Ne
27th instant We extract the following: In
the Nineteenth District Court ts-day.
Judge Williams rendered his decision On
the motion 10 remove the Receiver ap-
pointed in the suit Of Philip Kits Of Il. W.
the Lady Bryan Mining Company. He
gave . lengthy review Of the histsry 81
the troubles Of the company. and explained
that u Of the leading allegations Of the
complaint Wa that Of the $4,000 owing
by the company S60. 900 Wa claimed 70 b
for fraudulent purposes. Another allsga-
ton that had been made was that In con-
sequence Of gross announcement BY the
Trustees the stock had declined from SIS
10 fifty cents . share. II was also shown
that the company was insolvent. Ths
present Board Of Trustees intsnded 70 col
lect another assessment 10 pay Cd The In
a~ebtedness. including the alleged fraud-
ulsnt claims. Al undsrstood BY The court.
the main point csatended fer on the part
Of the plaintiffs Was that tho Receiver
should have full power 10 wind up the a.
fairs OF the company; but the
court confirmed that authority II
would be assuming the powsn
Of a Court Of Bankruptcy. which
II was not. Judge Williams than read
Section 56t Of the Code. and cited the case
Of Hin W.. Neal. decided by the Suprsms
Court and reported In Cal. 10. page IS.
he also referred 10 an Indiana case In
point. He nsxt said that - The positisn
taken by the plaintiffs was that the do
PENDENT corporation was bankrupt. thu
court had no power 10 act In he matter.
u could not decide whether the last cleo
ton Of Trustees WAS valid or net. and 81.
though u certainly appeared that the dis.
satisfied stockhsldsrs had many good
causes TO he aggrisvsd. there Vas NO Law OF
statute known 10 the court that would give
them relief under the present form 81 pro-
ceedings. The order appointing . receiver
WAS therefore Dissolved. and the status Of
the Trustees remains the same - before.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29

THn members Of the LEG breaker
gang are invited 10 read the challenge Is
sued by the members Of the ".surprise
gang. Bring along your coin. boys; non
will always get . fair chance In doid ni''
NIxxry-oSE bars Of bullion, valued al
s27s.7ii. were shipped from Virginia ci'y
last evening.
TuiRrEgN arrests were recorded al tue
Virginia station house this morning.
TuE funeral Of william Patterson took
place In Carson City yesterday.
Two DIVORCES were granted In the Dis
trict Court last Saturday.
The churches Of Gold Hill were all well
attended last evening.
Tm snow began falling again NJ .
O'Clock this msrning.
TIE tAaw to-day has been steady and
general.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
AUGUST FLOW Hh.

The most miserable beings In the world s'e
thoss suffering from dyspepsia and liver com
plant. More than seventy.hye pr cent. of the
people In the United stAits are Afflicted viii
ihe.s two diseases and their effects: sueh a.
ssur stomach, rick headache. hsbitual co-tive-
ness, pAlpitaiion Of thu heart. heart burn. wa.
Ter braah, gnaving aud burning pains Al the
oil OF the stomach. yellow skin, coated tonsne
and disaxreeabls tAsts In the mouth. coming
up Of food amer ealing. Low spirits. etc. Go TO
your d usgist and get . 7Jeent bottl- OF Au'
gust Flower OF = sample bottle FOR 10 cents.
Try it-two does will relieve you. A.ent.:
CRANR 4 BRIGHAM. Wholesale Druggists,
San Francisco. CAlifom ~ en-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
NEvApA's CITIZEN solDlFRY.
Cessslidasiss sf the vsur BriGadss
tass Tws-ossssal Orders.

The members Of u stats Militia will
find somsthing Of interest In he follow
ing srdsr:
DIVISION HEADQUARTERS N. n.
VIRGINIA. New, Jan. a. 1871
General Order No. IL
I. The following order has been 10
csivsd from General Headquarters A. q.
~. Carson City. under date of December
20. 1876:
General Order No. ST.
The First and second Drigadss will.
until otherwise ordered. constitute ono
Brigade. and 10 known - First Brig
ale. N. ". -.
The Third and Fourth Brigsdss will.
until otherwise ordered. constitute one
Brigade. and DO known ~ Second Brig.
AIDE. ". N.
BY order Of the Commandsr-in. Chief.
JEwrrr W. ApANs.
Adjutant-0 General. Nevada
II. In compliance with the above order.
Brigadisr General @. O. Batterman 10
hereby ordered 10 assume command Of the
First Brigade. and will b sbcysd and TO
spectsd accordingly.
Ill. Brisadier General James L. hsoke
IL hereby ordered " assume command OF
the Second brigade, and will b sbsysd
and respected accordingly.
BY order Of the Division Commander.
J. II. MArHEwsoS.
Lieut.. Colonel and A. A. 0snsrAl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
THE IEoIslATuRE.
l.r.s,.l TO rur solp MT nAlr sr~..l
sennte.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS

INTRODUCTION Of BILLS.
CAnsox, Jan. o. by Stewart To
prevent cruelty to IN 1t providcs that
woman bea.ers shall no tied to q stone post
erected fer that purpose aud . placard
PLACED ON their breasts bearing the words
.Woman beaten or 81 Wife beaten as the
case NAV be ; and further punishment by
fne and imprisonment. deferred to the
Committee ON Public Morals.
By S~tampley-To amend the act pro-
hibiting the sale Of liquor to Indians.
Martin gave = notice Of . bill TO pay
Peter C~avanaugh for building the State
Capitol. -
,rhe bill amending tho Act relating to
public Highways ssts aside poll taxes for
The Improvement highways. and allows a
property tax In addition when necessary
and provides the way for condeming land
for highways passed.
Assembly Bill for the relief Of the Neva.
da Artillery. i.
Assembly Hill abolishing the Office OF
State Minerolagist passed.
The Assembly joint resolution concern
ing tho Presidential question was laid on
the table.
The Assembly Joint resolution relative
TO throwing open Pyramid Lake Indian
reservation 10 settlement passed.
by Brann-To amend the act incorpor-
ating Gold Hill. II enlarges the powers
Of the Town Trustees In regard to levying
taxes. and making improvements.
by Howard-To prevent discrimination
In freight charges by railroad companies
Babceck's bill to provide for the County
Commissioner TO take charge Of toll roads
on the expiration Of their charters was
passed.
Rules bill. prohibiting and punishing
prize-fghtins. was passed.
House.
The Committee ON the Judiciary reports
recommending that tho %intredncer Of = Pc
tition asking the grant OF u pension to
Ala Gould be allowed to withdraw the
sane.
INTRODUCTION NJ Hills.
by Botsford-To create tho Office Of In
spector Of Gas Meters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29


Fivr en~terpriisng young gentlemen who
thought this was . free country were ar
rested for coasting down Carson street In
Virginia City last Saturday night. They
hal sesn repeatedly warned to quit sild
ing there. but continued 10 put ths Drum,
ance nj defiance. Officer Walker waitI
for them at the bottom oil the nil anu
walked the whole gang 10 Tho lookup.
MIS-. J.. Fam. living ON Washington
street. Virginia. fell on the frozen snow
last Saturday night. breaking both bones
81 the left forearm and dislocating the
wrist. The patient 10 doing well under
DIR. Harris tcsAtmsnt-
Mss. PArmcK R,FrEKrr, who resides
near the Fulton Foundry ON the Divide.
accidentally fell this morning and sus-
tanned a fracture VI both bones Of the leg.
involving the ankle Joint. DR.. Harris At
tended the injured lady.
M. BERRY. shift.boss in the Chollar-
Potosi was caught between two cars In one
Of the drifts Of the mino last Saturday and
considerably bruised. He was able. how.
ever, 10 make his way unaidsd out of the
mine.
Co,sriSo still continues " b The chief
,mn.em-ut i'm Gold Hill. Nothing can he
- ,,...,,, ,h..s moonlirht night. than
10 ride down hill bshind = pretty g'rl And
have her pull the sled TO The top again.
The exercise Is good Tor them.
CHARLEY HiooIss. while coastins on
PetAlumA street, oo'a i'""' -,
day, Was run into py : hsA.y al. ~
his leg Sks ms ..siv - rss.ousbls
anu Will " A'ouA1
Co., wux~.ox and Job. Nixon are
,.,,. VIA 4, Judxs Moses Court. vir-
s;ais c;,x al. charge Of assault and bat
'sry and disturbing tho peace
TowS ATTORNEY. J. II. HAMS va In
Cold Min Lat Saturday attending 70 bus
mess connected VAIN
i"s's A'''
Tue Jury in the ease OF Colnon VI. nc
Caa.lana Iailed TO agree and .Is as1:'
.n.i a. ,ur, "a. .mou.,sI 10 sai0.
49,, r-v,,~, y,,,;ni. Civ. Va,
erorJ,l i.., SATURDAY. night, upon The oc-
ea.ion Of the secoad bsasht for the or
phans Of st. Mays school.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
ri.e si.iEhi.s rarsy.

Last Saturday afternoon the lady teach
ers 81 Gold Hill were treated TO . hns
sleigh-rids. Slime osg was the originator
o. the scheme. and several particular
friends accompanied the teachers: We
give their names: Mrs. Ogg. Mrs. W. Hy.
Dsane. Mrs. Gibson. Mrs. McMartin. Mrs
Kent, Belle Kent and sister. Miss Kate
Mcdonnell. Miss Lincoln. Miss kerchsvsl.
Miss Mary Mcdonnell. Miss McGill and
Miss Cassie Henderson. In order to pro-
vide adequate accommodations for all.
Slime hooked up ope four-horss turnout
aud three double teams. Deacon Bill
Gibson. sandy McMArtin and Hon. Jasper
Babssck took . hand In the sntsrpriss. and
Mr.. Jones. VI San Francisco, accompanied
the party by special invitation. Inc drivs
was extended as far a. the Virginia race.
track. q Jelly good time Was had, and al
returned we'll satisfied with their After
Moons jaunt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
A~rUFFOCiTiSa CDUGiI.

In . letter to Mrs. Isle. Of chicago. . well
knowuo ontributor to the Western prers. she
sscrbes the cure Of Q dangerous cough. accom-.
panied by bleeding at the lungr, 20 hale,s
Honey Of Horehound and Tar. my cough"
he ssyv. .threatened 10 sufoeate me : =
but Tie Honey OF iIorehound and Tar has
rsnoved every trace Of H." Tit letter was 10
4 LADY friend IN this city. who has placed u at
The dlspcsal Of Q. N. critieniou. I SIKH ave-
nse. Pixies Toothsehs Drops cure In one
minnie
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29

NKw YoHx. January T.-Sales In the
Morning Board, in currency. were: 300
Gould A Curry ~ 50. 200 Justice - 10.
1000 Kossuth I l2h. 300 Mexican ~ 30.
200 ophir ~. 100 Raynond d Ely Z. 400
Savage n Is. 500 Sierra Nevada ,. lou
silver Hill Z 80. 500 Union Con. D s7s.
cO0 Yellow Jacket ID. 100 Eureka Con. n.
$50 Alpha. -. 400 Bclchsr . G.. 200 Best
and Belcher 30 50. 900 Bullion ID. $50
California a. 50 Chollar IS 30. 100 Con.
Virginia 10 IS. 800 imperial ? 81. 800 Con.
North slope 10 10. 500 Cleveland = %. 200
Grown Point \ IS, 100 Exchequer Z ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
AnANr PLACEs

In the dental rsnhs will never occur 10 you ara
particular with your teeth. and cleanse them
everv day with that famous 10 ,th-wash soZ0.
DON'T. From youth 10 old age u will keep the
soamel spotless and min raird. The Tooth OF
persoes who rs, sOzODONT have . pcafi.nks
Nhitsness. aud the gums q roeeats hue. while
The breath 10 purified and rendered SWEET and
frsgnnt. 10 10 composed Of rare anlieep,ic
hefbs, and 10 entirely frs from the objection
able and injurioas Ingredients OF t~ooth-pasies,
etc. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
srOcK
.-.rrOursD DAnr 1T a r. xrArrso . col
nan Traneises BEARD.
rms

. Boafu
runs soKxtss.
go Opbir, ID. ass. 75x. IS. 2tk
as Mexican. 10. II. iss
AGO Gould 4 curry. iih, IN
SO Bsst 3 Bsiehsr. cs. $50
ito California. ts'.. tJS.tJt
80 Con- V,rsini.. Il. e.. sS
~ choiisr Potosi. IS. 81
S9s Nae 4 Hsrer0ss. sa.5i.
COS Crown Point. ms
;sS yellow Jaeset. lSk. u.s.
9ss ImpsriA'. a..
IS Kentuek. 81
- Alpha. aik
SIS Bslehse. y. sk
$50 sierra nevada. sk.sk
10 utas. itS
ITO bullion. Is. l''s. tseio
so Eichs4usr. ~
- Seq. Bsleher. Is
80 Ossrman. W. D.
sS Justice. i3S. iss.i Is
i3 Union css.. ss.sS
Js Julia. tS,G
500 Caledonia. i0k. lot
20 Baltimore. ~
10 silver min. I.
les Rosk Island. "a
100 Dayton. ~
100 New Yo'k. 5oc
81 wari. soc
30 Lady Washington. ~
so Alta. N
$50 ko>suth, IN
a0 Isviathan. ~
az North Con. Virginia. s7se
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29

sAS FHAScisco. January 29-3 2. n.

SlN FnANcIsco, January 29-j r. n.
California-t2h.
CaledouiA-l0k
Imperial -2s.
Ysllsw Jacket-iat
Elehequsr-7
Cen. Nrginia-45s
MphA-20,. asked.
Justice-15
Best a Belsher-33
Mexican ~.
Crown Psint-7s.
Overm2n-9j.
Bullisn- IT,.
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p...,..r.. saturday E,e.,.r.


National TurAIrH.-This evening there
m. -, .,,r..,,o,. a, The National
NJ e.. ill MAXI nj.
a., .u,..,.noa a. I'M. Coms,ock. lie
N =. n. p,,s,,, anal will l.. ali,
.unpor,sd by !. COOL company. Mr.. Kesae
has . great many admirers In this eonmu'
nifty. nearly all of whom have mall ms
acquaintance at the California Ihea'et III
San Francisco. He Is SURF 81 drawing
good hsuses through all tho week he re-
mains. On Tuesday evening b"neieani'
sensAmons, u'A"s~ n.IJ ILL.,, uLo
vi.h IN attend the theAter will have an ep-
portunity 10 ride home in Puts big sleigh
after the performance IL over. virginia
City can seldom boast OF the presence OF
such talent.
N. x.ax, ,.,to,n.i. very aue and
~--, ...,.,,on In Gall uill
isst Tuesday. Ireue. the twslvs-ysar-old
a.ush,sr Of Mrs. Cannon. fell down In
.,.h . manner thai her tongue WAS caught
h.,-s.n her teeth and almsst cot in two at
IL middle. The wound was extremely
n.inful ana bleL freely. DIR. Masee o
siI stitches In the tongue very difficult
him ' 1o-aaa ,n' ""
e
THKRr was SLED race 'o' -
virginia City last night Inc "A
chosen was down Washington street from
an, r.i,ov.. Nall. and the rival .lcds
were named LEG Breaker" n .snf,
prise" "surpri.s ~ v,ry;aia
Insne' r, wv IN ~ ss,,inr nm another
10,
49,.
:, 80, y,,vipi,
.s-... ~. ,o,ny com.
n.1.,,vsi, .lov !, sr.,' I'm, lie Wells Of
tAsss Who pr,t.ed.i to b. irving TO stop
them only made them run the faster. The
sleigh and horses were eon''as'a''' aA"''
"
A GENTLEMAN from Virginia got out OF
his cutter At . Nain-str.ct saloon last
evening at about O O'Clock. To get . drink
Of Cutters best. The hor,s started TO run
49,; m. ,csS" anil he Was iipally stopped
hsfore apv damage was done.
a.. c..,..,u. uo,.. .,n..,s IN h.
IN 4.
" .s'..~,.---...,.., r..
I'LL srnJrsl n.r.ou, q. The track.
s.s.s.n.h ani,s . .nnb.r were rp.et. md
sss;a.s sss,sr.,s oseurr,J.
-.n.- -,,. u,ho,,,.hipr The
sass Tn. pr,mium ON the
ss.Js IA sa'at0. The bosds will We
jsiiysr,d in virgi.is City mex, Monday.
--,...a... ..,,, -.;,.,i,,el I'M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
steady Rusning

The Consolidated Virginia pan mill ha.
been running steadily for a month with
ou. any s,oppsgo whatever. except the
o.hsn day. when tho Hume Of the Water
COMPANY broke. compelling the mill to
stop Tor two hours. The Pacific MILL BE-
tween here and silver City, has always
been noted for steady running. and su'
perint.ndsnt Gray informs us that for the
tast sixty.three days II has been running
steadily, with but sne stoppage during That
time, and then for only an hour n n
quarter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29

"MApAN. q good many persons were
very much disturbed at ths concert last
night by the crying Of your baby"
"Wsll. / don't wonder such people will
~ N r~oncsrfa 20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
r..l In W..,ern Union.

A reel Ia wsssern Union.
NEW YoRK. January 29.-Tho TriDsns
has tho following: Much curiosity has
been evinoed In Wall street during the
past week to get at the bottom facts in re-
gard 10 . pool in Western Union. The
utmost efforts have been made to shroud
the whole pavement In mystery. but when
there are 30 many parties interested Is In
the pressnt combination there IL always .
lsaky vessel. Enough has leaked out 10
make u probable that the following are
somewhere near the facts: The pool was
organized principally by y. N. Mills, Rufus
Hatch and Frank Work. The former Ia
the manager. Among these interested. In
addition to those named. are said 10 Be
Russell Sage, 7. W. Park and several lead
ing stock houses. the President Of one Of
the leading city banks and very
wealthy California party headed by
the successor Of the late Ralston ~ Presi-
dent Of the Bank OF California. The pool
IL said TO be for 100, 900 shares. Some dis
satisfaction exists among members. aris-
ing from tho fact that many Of the pur-
chAsss have been made ut SIS, the highest
price the stock has touched. This stock.
10 10 claimed. was sold 10 tho pool by seine
Of the inside parties. There 10 no doubt
about the immense strength OF the COM
bination II IL eau be held together. The
President Of the Bank Of California alone
10 said 70 DO wsrth from *. 000, 900 10 $l0.-
600. 900. This IL believed TO 10 the first
pool Of any magnitude started In Wall
street since the decision Of the Court Of
Appeals In the suit Of william Heath 4
Co. against 4. v. White and others, In
which Il was held that all members OF
pools arc general partners, and individual
" holden for all loss. Since this decision
parties Of responsibility have been shy Of
pools.
Presideut arans signs ths Csmpre
mise NH
WASHINGTON, January 29.--Ths Presi.
dent signed the electoral bill at noon TO-
day. In his message approving tho act he
says he believes that the bill gives assu-
rance that the result Of the election will
DO accepted without resistance from the
supporters Of tho disappointed candidate
and that the highest officer shall not hold
his place with . questionable titloof right.
The message also alludes 10 the imminent
peril which the country has escaped
through the adoption Of the act.
The document further declares that In
no instance had tho President Of the Sen
ate exercised the power Of deciding dis
u,t.I .~i.cttan rotnrua In such n rasA na
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29

N.B.-on MONDAY NEXT. Dsesmbs. issh:
IvERY DESCRIPTION. On scoourt Of the
lsieness Of th'ir arrival. I shall odsF thsp
'fHn ohhAr' MADAM. LnRYEA.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-15
Police COMfEs

Drunkenness-E. d. Maxwell, dis
m ssed; Pat. Malloy, bail forfeited; /;
Henry Hunken, 10 days; John Stortz,
dismissed; Phil. Mcclure, 81; Frank
Kuchner, dismissed; Joseph Mullen, $40;
VIM. Gllls, dismlssed; Joseph Nc
Avoy, 81.
Disorderly Conduct-Johu King and
Frank Kearns, $10 and costs; William
Iredae, costs.
Neutrality-suspicious. Elliot, resist
ing officer, al forfeited; Mary Schmuck,
receiving stolen goods, dismissed; John
Miller, assault to rob, bound over; Moses
Murpny, burglary, bound over; j. KIN
Gel, sam :, aismissed; IL. Schullz, street
begging, dismissed; }. S5orlz, cruelty to
ANIMALS, $40; Caspar Litzel, abusing
lam ly, $500 bond to keep the peace; Ma
tilda Troutwein, harboring leWd women.
costs; Henry Brown, grand larceny,
continued.
Vagrancy-Henry Adel. Minnie GEL
ger, costs; Jos. MBsk, Thos. Woodt; Jos.
Ryan, Albert Held, each 10 days.
Petit Larceny-John UNeal, .contin-
ued; Heny Strauss, dismissed; james
Quinn, $50 and 80 days.
Assault and Battery-John ONeaI,
$50 and 30 days.