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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-06
Citizens Mass Meeting
no DE HELD IN
LAFAYETTE SQUARE
FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1877,
AT ~ O'CLOCK M.
COMMITTEES or AnRAreEMgNTs

COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
JOHN PHELPS. Chairman.
WASH MARKS, Secretary.
Frank McGloin. VIM u Schmidt.
y l. Richardson. A Fl May.
Perry Naasnt, Julius Vairn.
y Given George james,
Ferdinand Marks. VIC Black.
u r Chambers, EP Rareshide.
Julius Weiss, II A Burke.
Joseph Bowling. John Finney.
u X Converse. UE Fennef.
j Day, A Carriers.
w b Bfo6kett John Il Kent,
u A Wilson. Samuel Boyd
Miller 10 Morris,
II zuberbier, Chas Cavanao
q W Cary A Baldwin,
John Astrede.
The following named gentlemen have been ssA
ieeted Hs Vice Presidents, and they are most res
spsctfully requested to attend punctually at the
hour above named. badges will be furnished 10
the committee and officers previous to the meet
A a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-10
CAUTION.

CALEDONIA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
" stock sold 70 pay amount due on Assess.
mint No. 10:
Certificate No. Sy1i !: Atkinson Lyon 4 Co..
TRUSTEES; 10 rharcr 2 sold. 4 len.
Certificate No. ia73; Crocker d Gurnctt,
Certificate No. s7i9; J. X. Cook 4 Co., Trus.
tees; 8 sharssi I 8.ioJ sold. D % loo len.
Certificate No. i7so: Jas. Conn, Trustee; 10
shasa; I o0-lQo sold. Q 10 iD len.
Certificate No. to1s; y; Cshill q Co.. Trvs
tees IN shares; . sold. y LEFT.
Certificate No. 1896 Ira a. Hoiti, Trustee:
4 40i00 shares lbsl Z sold, 8 t0.i00 len.
. CertihcAte No. etTt; Hunt 4 Coates, Trustees;
s shares I inloo sold, = 90i00 LEFT.
Certificate No. 1oe4; q. w. Hoare, Trustee ;
8 shAres; 1 10 100 sold, . ooioo LEFT.
The public .. cautioned against negotiating
the a~bove-named certificates.
X. wEGRNER, Secretary.
Han francisco. Cal. April .. isT. spt ~
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NOTICE TO PIONEERS.

A IL PIONEERS WITHIN TEE STATE or
"A Nevada who have not yss sent In their
neer Life on the Pacific Coast are requested 10
forward the same or call upon ne at my place
Of business. Carson street, opposite the Wiz.
ginia and Truekse Railroad Depot. Carton City.
The books viii DO closed on the <th OF JAY
ni nib 4n a.sissss !. "a ooIi.sc:r.
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NOTICE TO co.oWNfRs.

no MARX sTRoUsR AND DENNIS HEA.
i gcrty.-Notice 10 hereby given 10 the above.
named persols and ~locstcrs thst this under.
signed has. during tho years OF i575 and 1876,
expended In the development and protection Of
and for labor and improvements upon The
BALDWIN Mining Claim, located and situate
In , the Geld Hill Mining District, Storey
comfy. Nevada. tho amount Of two hutdred
and nifty two dollars and thirty.nve cents. You
are hereby further notified and required 20 con.
tribute your proportion Of said expenditures.
20 made - Aforesaid. due FROM you and each
of you. ~ follows. 10 wit:
Prom you, Marx stfouse. -
Prsm you. Dennis lfeaserty.. .......:.. ~ 10
Yos and each Of you Arc hsreby further notl.
fed that In case you fail or refuse TO pay the nc.
speciiye amounts Of msney set opposite your
respective names above. 20 me, Phillip Corco-
ran, at my residence 81 the Pluto House. Lower
Coll Till, Story coonty. state OF Nevada. De-
fore the expiration OF ninety days after puoI.
cation OF this notice, your and each OF your
Interests In aid Baldwin Mining Claim VIII.
by opsrstion OF law. become the proierty o. he
undeuiened, who made tho above expenditures
on said mining claim. .
Locator and Co-ownfr.
Gold HI, storey county, Seysds. Ysera.ry
nth. 1871. UssSa
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D.nis W
And In secsrdsnos With Law. and an order OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the acth day Ct
February. 1871. 30 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stoct ~ may be necessary will be
soid 1t public suction. 81 the once of the
Company. 70. at California strref. Han
Ynneisc~. California. o SATURDAY, the
7ist day of April, 1877. 81 the hour RI
. O'Clock ?. \. Of said day. 10 pay ssid delin.
OF advertising and sxpenses of the sale.
u. y DAHL. tecretary.
California. apitd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-10

And In aec"rdanos with Law. aud m order Of
this Hoard Of Directors. made on the 10th day 81
Pebru,ry. 1871. 90 many shares 81 each parcel Of
such stock ~ may be- necessary will be sold
At public auction. nj this ONCE Of the Company.
Room 20, No. 4i9 California street, ssn Fran.
April. 1877, II thu hour OF I O'Clock p. n.
Of sald dsy. TO ray said delinquent assessment
Their ON. together With co-ts OF advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
JOSEPH MA0uIRE. Secretary.
Once Room DC. No. 4i9 California street.
Ban Francisco, California. mh3ltd
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And In accordance with law. ana m order
Of the Board OF Director. made on the sth
day Of February, 1871. 20 many shares OF each
parcel or sueh stock ~ may be neccrsary
Will DO sold a. public auction. at the Gales
golnery street, nan Francisco. California. on
MONDAY. tho I'd day II April. 1877. at the
hour or IL O'Clock \. OF said day, TO pay said
delinquent ASSIGNMENT thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF the sale.
W. ". HELMAN, Secretary.
Oflce Room II, No. 30 California street,
San Francisco. California. lnhiItd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-10
ILLUSTRATION.

H,orioE rs uEnrBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Books OF Registration for the Municipal
Ei.etiou 10 be held on Monday. May J, AL.
I'm. for M. election Of town ofhcsr. OF the
town 81 Odd Hill. will be open on SATURDAY,
a ,,p.,n o,en daily 10 6 .. n. until Monday. April
lsth' and from April 10 to "Wednesday. April
asth' fron, 10 A. n. 10 9 y. n. and from ! TOP
= y. and on T~hurrday. April 36th. from 10
..n'toor T.. al which time the books Tor
Registration will eloes. Saturalifed eittens
are rsqpird TO present their paPsrr 81 the lime
X. @. COOK.
VI onicio Resistry Ascent,
Township No. 8, Story county. Nevada:
Gold niil, March 81, 1871. mh5ltd
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p~ELINQuENf SALES.
mYLER MIyIN0 COMPI

TYLER MININ0 COMPANY
= Location Of principal placs Of bus.ness.
San Fnneisco. California.
Location Of WORKS. Gold Hill Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada.
NoiioA.-Then are delinquent upon the FOL.
lowing described stock. on account Of assers-
meut (So. % levied on the eth day OF February.
1871, the ssveui I'm, unts Get opposite the
names Of the respective sharstoldsu, - fol-
lowe:
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DELINQUENT SALES.
COUTH Silver HILL MIN

COUrH SILVER HILL MININQ
- Company Location OF Principal place Of
business, san Francisco, California.
location Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county,
Notices-Thsre arc delinquent upon the FOL.
owlng.deecrib stock. on account ~ Asress-
msnt no. ~ levied on the 26ih day Of February.
1871. the several amounts set opposite the
nsnes OF the RESPECTIVE shareLolders. as fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-10
c. p GORDON, Secretary.
ENcRAvlNc.

VIyHKN YoU WANT To Oct YOUR
w name. motto or anything IN thai line en-.
Rnved on spoons. watches, piivervars. and all
that SORT Of thing. 30 10 L. O. BUTCH. a
South o street. Virginia, and have u does In
good shsps. SON
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pOsTPONEytENT.

The sale Of the above stock |. her-by post.
pon,d until MONDAY, the sixteenth day Of
April, i,77. 81 the same hour and place.
Dy order OF the Board OF Directors.
". n. HELMAN, Secretary.
Onicc-Ioom 10. No. SO California street,
Pan Francisco. California. Ap7 ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-10
POsrpONH,fRNT.

AZ q meeting Of the Directors Of the New
York Mining Company. held on the 7tth day Of
March. 1871. the sale OF the shove delinquent
itth day Of April, 1871. at the same hour and
D.. l.. THOMAS. recrctary.
Ofice-noom 81 Haywarl's Buiidina, No. iIo
CaliiarnIs street, ban Francisco, California.
iph2Gtd
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,

NrFicx OF TIE CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Company. San Franeisco. California, March
TIL. iW.-at Q meeting OF the Board Of nj.
rector Of the abovenamed Company, held
this dag. . dividend mo. III Of Two Dollars per
ehArc VA declared, payable ON THURSDAY,
March 18th. Transfer books closed until NE
1sth instant.
tsienedi C. p GORDON. Secretary.
stos kholdsrs having lees than two hundred
shares must prsssnt their stock In order 10 COL
Ieet their divtdsnds. mhi7 i'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-10

And In accordance with law. IND an order Of
the Board Of pir-ctcrs. made on the sosh DAY Of
January. ISL. % many shares OF each parcel
OF zach stoek ~ may 10 necessary viii be
odd At pubiie a%uetion. At the once OF the Con-
pany. No. si csiiossis street. Rooms > and 4,
-eeund noor. over lRus Insurance once.
entrbee I'D Cali,ornis st-est, san FRAN
esc,. California. On TUESDAY. The 11th
p. =. Of raid day. to pay said d-slinausnt aAsess-
mont thereon. togetAer with coats of advsrtis-
Ing and expeuses o. the sale.
J. y. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
o0~e-No. 81 caiifornia strees. Rooms 3 and
Z. secood 6ocs. over ktsA insaasce once. en-
fosnia- mhsti
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DELINQUENT SALES.
r IyIArHAN nINIso coMPANY.

III Location OF principal place OF business,
Location Of work.. Cold Hin Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Noioe,-T6ere are delinquent upon the fol
lowinrdescribed stock. on account OF assess-
ment No. y levied on the l7th DAY OF feofuaiy,
1871, the several amounts set oppotitc the
names Of tho respective shareholderr' - io'-
lnWa.
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PoSrPoNRNKNr

The sale sf the above delinquent sock 10
hereby postponed until WEDNESDAY, April
II. ISL. Il the same hour snd place.
Hy order % the board Of Directors.
J. y. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
O11es-sit California strsst. Rooms 3 and (,
seood 6oov. over Eina insurancs Company.
eatrspes 20 california street, San ftsneiseo.
California mh2std
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The sale Of the delinquent stoek of the Tyl.r
Mining Company 10 hereby postponed until
MONDAY. the 10th day OF April. ism, a the
zane hour and place.
yiCfOR PERNBACH. SECRETARY.
onhce-No. Q Lids-dorn street, San Fran.
CLEO, California. amid
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And In accordauce with law. and an order OF
the board ofDirccto.s. made on the 2sth day Of
January, 1877, 90 many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock a. may DO necessary viii bc
sold at public auction. at the once OF tho
Company. Room ~ Hayward's building. No.
ti9 California street. Kan rraocisco. California,
day Of March 1871. ut the hour Of 10 o'clock
n. OF said day, TO pay said delinquent assess-
ment thereon. together with c0sts OF adyer.
tising and expenses Of the sale.
u. l.. THOMAS, Secretary.
once - Room No. 81 llayward's Building,
fornin. mx7td
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wv
Al . meeting Of the Board Of Directors of the
New Ye,x Mining Company. held on the 10th
day Of March. 1871. the sale Of tho delinquent
stock ~ postponed until SATURDAY, March
~, 1871, Of the sAme hour aud place.
ID. l.. THOMAS, Secretary.
Room II HaywArd's Building. 40 California
street, san.Franeirco, California. mhi1 ID
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pELIyoUESf SALES
Original Gold Hin

Names. No. Certii. fhs. AMI.
Mckee samuel 3 %. Trus. .ltD ....ls.....tU
Macpherson John. Trustee. .ie64. ...a.....6. !:
Mack Julius D. Trustee. ...1129. loo. 80 ..
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ICES. .lih6. ...lU. ....J ..
C~a.laghan, Lynch 4 %. rrus-
lees ...... ...... ........lttv.. ..o.....l tO
C.lisghan. Lynch 4 Co. rrus-
tees. .oU... 10 ..
CsilAghan. Lynch 4 20. Trus
Tees ...... loC1. ..lo.....t W
csilaghan, Lynch 4 Co, Tras.
.lTJt.. .lOO... W ..
C~aliaghAn. Lysch 4 Co. rus
tes. LOO. ..oJ. 10 ..
C~allaghan, Lynch h Co. Trus-
.iIsC.. 10. ...lo q.
ca laghAn, Lynch kCo.T rus-
lees. .iU..s..o e.
c~silasbsn, Lynch 4 Co. rrus
lees "
CailaghAn. Lynch & Co. rus-
The Morning herald., 1877-07-03

TO 10 da:sm b,.sa7 aHta1laf
'"is w hr2E7 d aiits54 ,,olt ,rTsl,g}
The Morning herald., 1877-07-03

DR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU-
~ M Alto REMEDY.-Is the perscrip.
Ion OF one OF Philadelphia's eldest physl-
'lans. and is guaranteed to cure rheuina.
ism, neuralgia, sciatica, pal n, Bsckache,
&C., or money refunded, by inviguratinx
ne nerves, purifying the blood, and neu-
ralizlng poisonous deposits inthe system,
inc, Suffering and money saved by useing
In time. Remember that DIR, Nftier is
he only physician in America deyuting
0 years to this one line Of practice. Cure
Granted. Advice gratis. As South Fourth
street.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-03

nR.' WALES, has returned to hist resi-
dence. Cor. Eighth and King streets.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-03
NOTICE.

,,l,- NOTICE.
Il iEHDaTII E
Having purchased the latest improved
.pparatus for administering fresh GA,
Tally, / will continue to use the same for
he painless extraction Of teeth. Sets OF
eeth at prices to suit all.
r1e ro- 'saf 500 4 DR.. GosLIN,
.pr1Stf .l 2, ''r 7n7 u ~ = rk ct street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09
SENATOR M0RRIssEY's CONDITION.
Tho Nervous Prostrntiou Following hts Hard
Work Before the Election.

IL was rumorcd yesterday that Senator
live through the night. and in the evening 1t
was rumorcd that he was dead. When a re-
porter for THE SUN entered the Senator's room
in the Ashland House last evening he was lying
in bed. By his side sat his physician. DR.. Ed
ward Bradley. giving him instructions as to the
way in which he should tako the prescribed
remedies. Standing near the Senator worc his
friends Harry Ford and John Lawrence. Tho
Senator looked pale and exhausted. and his
breathing was short and quick. Ms II has been
constantly since tho beginning OF his sickness
Il am very sick and weak" he said. as no
reached out his hand TO the reporter.
DIR. Bradley says that the patients condition
IL critical. but that ho is in no Immediate dan
ger. The dis by which no was attacked
in tho frat instance" the doctor continued.
g. was capillary bronchitis. II left n deposit of
mucous nj the base of the lungs which his vio-
lent coughing for tn" past three or four weeks
has been gradually bringing out. He was unfit
TO 20 through the work ~ u political canvass.
nnd l told him when hc declared his Intention
to run for oillcc that he would do so at the risk
OF his life: While the excitement of tho canvass
continued, he Kept up. But. when his work was
done on Monday evening, he was greatly cx-
hnuSted and had to take to his brd. The strain
to which his nervous system had been subjected
was suddenly relaxed. md nervous prostraton
followed. On "Wednesday he contracted n slight
cold. and the disease with which he IL suffering
was somewhat aggravated. lie IL, however;
better tonight than hc was this morning. and
II he is kept quiet for few days he will be- able
Flordn or 20 Nnssnu."
DIR. Bradley is confident that n few weeks
rest in that warm climate will restore Senator
MOrriSScy to perfect health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09
TIXPIYERs TRTUMPYiNT.
An Alleged Job for which New Jersey Free
holders Inve Becn Indicted.

Last fall the Hudson County Freeholdcrs
passed n resolution to purchase the Harrison
estate. on the brow Of Bergen Hill. near Newark
avenue, as Il site for new Court House. The
price paid was 5000 700. sum held to be in cx-
cess Of the value OF the property. Ms It Is a
mass OF rock. and has no frontage on the ave-
nue.. SO much Indignation WIS aroused that
the taxpayers met and appealed to Director
Halstcad to decline to sign the resolution. AS
he had been II foe to jobs, the taxpayers felt
assur"d that hc would not sign the resolution.
An Injunction was procured, but when II was
carried tot the County Treasurer to stop the pay
mcnt OF the money. 1t WAS asccrtaincd that
Director Ilastcad had signed the four bonds
for 10000 each. and that Horace u. Cramp-
ton the seller Ol the property. had gone with
them to New York. Then Mayor Sicdlcr and n
number of taxpayers addressed "A mass meeting
denouncing Director Halstcads action. and
resolutions We're pnssrd TO retain counsel to
carry on the battle in the courts.
Yesterday the New Jersey supreme Court in
Trenton. on writ Of ccrtiorari. set aside the
purchase. and declared the bonds unnegotinblc
and void. The ground Of the decision is that
the board had no right 70 cxpcnd money in eX-
ccss OF the appropriation for that year. and
incur any expense in anticipation of future
levics. For this violation OF the act of 1915 the
frecholders are under indictment, and are soon
to be tried,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09
MISSING CH.iRLES C.iNNON.
Taken from Troy Prorrssediy for Treatment
by the PnssIonIst Fnthers.

Mr.. John Cannon Of Troy informed Super
intendcnt Waling yesterday that Charles Can
non. his nephew. years OF agr. has been miss
ing since the 3Uth OF August. His ncphcw's
parents. Mr.. Cannon said. keep boarding
house at 1872 Third street in Troy. A woman
calling herself Mrs. Mary Gilbridc. of this city.
boarded there for six weeks prior TO the Both of
August. Charles was dshgured BY large
wen on the right side Of his mock. Mrs. Gill
bride suggested that he should hc taken to the
monastery Of the PASSIONS, Fathers on the
heights Of West Hobokcn. so that the far-famcd
curative power of Father Victor might be- tried
and that as she hhd oV,r~tly,i her tlne ~
Troy. u Mrs. Cannon dii not object. she woul.l
chrcrfully tlkr Charlc- e. her home in Sixth
avenue in this city. and thence. ~ 1rrlueutly us
necessary. t. tn" monastery. Mrs Cannon
warmly thanked her The boy has not been
soon by hi. parents since his departure with
Alr- Gilbridc.
AceompanIcl hy dc'ec,iye, Mr.. Cannon visit,
Mrs Gillride gave. hut she wls not known
There. Mr.. Cannon f'ars that Mrs. Giihridc
stole Charles with the intention OF making him
faihcr Victor said. last evening;
It Is possible lha, w; Gilbride dii bring
she did, Many afflicted persons. young and
Old, arr brought 10 me- every dav. | bless ;hcm
and tpurh them with a rlluairc containing
relics oi oar b .ly founder. 81 PAUL II the Cross
Then Civ th,lu % picture of the SAINT. with a
prayer On the back. instru them t. say this
confession and communion. II they are of The
proper age. OFTEN they rtHrn, ana say thut
hry are currd. or write L. the sam" elect
Onl} thrNo Ia nih7 ago lNrrc was an 'Nlis urul
nary case. \ bright ltile girl six yenr- of aS'.
hohhed here ON crui 'A"S. she iril upon tn
ice last wnt ri md vas lnncd. blessed h'ri
ouohcl her with the reliquairc. Iard prescribed
the prayers thAt were 10 hr said for her 10y h rr
relatives At III ond oi nine days she camc
again Ae'iin ! blessed her. and touched her
with the rclpuairc; 81" lAii aside no. crul rh"s
and walked out ol the rhnf m 'r'inhfiy H. iiIth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09
THE RiIL IN ELEJENTH iJEyUE.
4 Suit Against the Hudson River Railroad
for the NnIuc Of "A norse.

On the 18th Of June. 1873 James J. Rich
Eleventh avenue. near Forticth street. traiH
of the Hudson River Railroad approached on
the tracks laid through the middle Of the ave.
nue.. and the horse. becoming frightened ran
toward the locomotive, the driver in vain enc
deavorng to turn him away. Whipping made
him back and rear only. until having placed
foot upon the track. the locomotive ran over il,
so inJuring him that 1t became necessary to kill
him. Tho owner sued the railroad for his
value. 1925, and the casc was tried yesterday
before Chief Justice Shea in tie Marine Court.
The plaintiff testified that no bell had been
rung or whistle blown to apprise him Of the ap-
proaching train but he admitted that ho know
IL was customary for trains to run through th9
avenue at the time Of the accident On behalf
of the defendant II was shown that the trim
was going at a slow and cautious rate OF speed,
and that the engineer was prepared to stop II
il seemed necessary 10 avoid collision with tha
plaintiffs horse. but that the animals foot only,
not his body. wns on the track and oven thaa
was taken OH. so that the engineer thought he
could safely proceed. and that then. when the
locomotive was within live feet cf the animal.
1t placed its foot upon the track again. II was
then impossible To- stop the locomOtvc. The
railroads lawyer arguing that the accident waa
chargeable to the plaintiffs own negligence in
driving where he did with an unfnanugeabl0
horse. moved to dismiss the complaint without
letting the ease 20 To the jury.
The Judge denied tho motion. saying that it
was proper case 70 get the Jurys opinion
either side. WIS not one for which n railroad
ought to be held liahlc. There must be somo
want OF care IN the defendant or else the plain
tins loss is misfortune that he alone must
The Jury. nftcr brief deiberation. returned o
verdict Tor the defendant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09
BROOKLYN JOINING TiE STRIKE.
sixty Newcomers Admiscd-Empioyers send
Ing TO California for Chinamcn

The cigarmakcrs' strike received new
impetus yesterday. when a delegation from
lrooklyn applied for admission 10 the meeting
Of the Central Committee. The first active
movement for higher wages in Brooklyn il
made by the sixty employees Of Buchanan
Lyons. in Tiffany place II is thought tha, the
strike will extend to nearly all the factories in
Brooklyn.
1t uas announced TINT S,raiton 4 Storms and
Wansior 4 Hahn had telceraphoi to san Fran
cisco for Chinamcn. A. the Cinnamon will
como by sra. in-toad OF arro-s the ointment Il
wall h' "A month or six weeks before they Will
arrive.
the street by u City Marshal on di>posscss
warrant whom h'S wife was giNins biuh to a
child, has obtained stay of proceedings against
the Marshal. His furniture was returned from
th' street 10 mis- rooms 10y consent OF Levy y
Ihlmun. his employers, ana his Wiie was madr
K,ris i spc- turned the families 4 six .irik-
| cr~ oui ol Their l4r-" t"nrmtni az East NY
| fourth street and SECOND nVcnue Yesterday.
| -Four trucks. oinumont'd with American and
| German iinsS. were thDn driven e. the place
| wl"re tho furniture had been put INTO tn"
| street and the goods wrrc moved into tenc-
mcni- provided 10y the strikers Contra! Com
| mltiec.
Sim1n& c.. Of Easi Fifty first street instituted 1
| several additional rlrNment suits against tAelr
tenants yesterday but the complaints were dis
MISSED ~ tIg court.
! several" uck,i-." who had been directed hv
| thr Central COMMITTEE To- watch strike shops go
and warn non-nnion hands against gong 10
| work. wcr" arr ~trd yesterday Tor oilStru ing
| the sidewalk. Judge nully aduoni-hcd them
to do no more picket" duty ,unl r-leas ed tn m
| from custody
Tho cigarmakor- of Broollyn held mass
meeting last evening. Mr. sgmu ! Gunicrs IF
women. and children in New York have At
| length become dc-perat". and have thrown
down their work at the irci Of ieir employers
and demanded To- be- treated ~ humaIubengs.
| The question Is. Shall cigarmuker- organic
| Tor resi-tanccf The strike now in prOgrc -
| has cN istcd for three month and is ~prt adm.
rapidly. The mcn have been sal.d To- Il asperil-
| ton. and every lay are becoming more firm In
their determination TO hold ont They must ho
successful in this struggle or di. ia the attempt