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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-09
BORN.

RLES--in Paradise Valley, November 9Th.
tothe wsfs of b. +. hiley, . daughter,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-09
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EASTERN DISPATCHES

Majority fn Pennsylvania.
PHnLADELPHIA, Nov. 8.
The Democratic majority in Penn
sylvania is nearly 10000
Phillips on the Grant-sunsne Cues
fi0n.
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BaPTIsT MINISTER'S LAUGHING.
New York and Philadelphia Clerxymen 60
Jo,n la Recreation In Sea Grove.

"The three hercsics Of the Rev. DR.. John
Miller" WIS the subject OF the Rev. DR.. Sam
sons essay before the Baptist ministers yester-
day. Dr. Samson spoke holding the book for tho
publication Of which pr. NJ Her was susp, ndcd
from the ministry, and took up the three hero
sizes First, Ur Miller had denied that the soul is
immortal; secondly. he had declared that Christ
was mcrelya man ; and thirdly. he had denied
the doctrine of the Trinity That the immnr-
tnlitv of the soul should be denied the speaker
held Ia be absurd: because oven the hcaihcns.
So .rnt.a md plato. have absolutely demon
strntcd H. DIR. Miller has not tie capacity to
take in their arguments. Secondly, IN" m r"
humanity of Christ the spenker said. has 9.'n
tlkrd about Tor years and ynnrs. The
theory is M old IA Gun be-. Mr.. Bosch
or preachcs II to-day. To bc sure, he docs not
say much about il. hut. after all Il Is the doe
trinn that his preaching ~ founded ON. The
Christ that Br,s.hrr prrach,s was not Col Tut
man. CHRIST was AN elected man. says Dr. NIL
/ for the unsition ~ we'll M he. Christ had iu~t
Us sinful a nature as any, on, OF us and was he
first to ho born again.. He WAS adopted 10y
| God. But we do not believe that jesus WIS
merely human, SimEly, ON IN, me IontraIy belief
third hnr"sv. that afirW NJ that there Il NO trim
| itv uf Father, son. and spirit. Vt In only the old
/ theory Of Alhnnnsius over again. IT mas been
! the chur hes. 1t is acuufi, hetwecn God and
! His expression the word. the iogos. But,
| and cannot hut exist.
Dr. Elder inquired about pr Milior's personal
| charuct ristirs. and fancird that there must be
| something wrong about h = head. 80
| DR. Swan thought that DR.. VI Her hnd nm ILL
balanced mind. and the con fusion pretty gcn-
| orally CONF to 10y the Conference was That lr.
VI Her had hr"n 10y some mems twisted out ii
| the rElt ours"
! Or Fish vi Newark complained that the se'-
! uinr press and MOST ri the religious had crit
| cis"d the Synpd's trying Dr. Miller. and he
would ike Ia know when the press would JUS
tliv the churches in d"nnunrinH h"resv
Then Dr. Wayluud ~ Philadelphia invited the
brethren to Join their brethren in Philad lphia
who had voted - 20. and IN Monday next meet
them IN SEA Grow. Toms River. Nj, for a frw
las - sailing. fishing. and bath NJ. Hnd rcrrra
ton. They might bring the sisters that they
touk around with them. SrclnH that he hHo
created a seusation. Dr. NRyland hastily eN-
planned TINT he meant their wives. the laugh
t-r WIS renewed. and IN" speaker said that h'
ought tp have known, too. that the pe ular city
Of BROOKLYN wis not far from the brell ron.
\ lirookNn minister cried out: How ahou
philad.lphn 2
Dr. Wnynnd said he was glad that the trial %
that M nistcr IN philHdclphn recently. was r.
fnrrad 10 10y the brother. It's good tniilg Il
have tried men to preach tho gospel. ana Their
j. certainly one trIcd-much tried min ster II
Philadelphia.
The Conference voted 10 20 on the pleas ur
cNcurs on on Monday next.
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Avn SElTINIS.


The summer season at Wallacks Theatre
was opened last evening. 10y IN" p"rf"rman'" of
a rather drrary comedy drama, called - Waves
Tho audience was numerous and taVorahly
disposed, hut the production can hardly
be said 10 have met with hearty auproba-
ton. The story Of Waves" is weari-
s0mcy familiar one. prosai'ally told
rich banker AMI railroad ma mite. with
a lovely married daughter and an .errins
son. ~ reduced suddenly TO poverty An un-
necessary villain mrchanen ~ AIDS IN IN" mis-,
fortune bee aus h" loves the hetut iui married
be"n lust at sea. but who npP"ar-d 10 Ia"
lonely woman IN 4 VISION n"tlng, on
ngsi ana p' three dcikrTr Thp mscban.
iaul villain also assists IN thn rum ~ the
rlthor fabhy son. prstel Rich nalob Of
Is married daughter and hungry child. No
P.ulrr f.iAor hethinks him ~ diamond r.ns On
lrt hand Ha. ha! sayril Rush's out 10
luy ginger SNAPS Tor Starving infant.
y autihal mot..r retir's 10 another apartn"nl
Il iurn Of ginger -naIs Tnl-aul Beautiful
mother iniu tN"ly sos hand pf mechanical yu-
IAN 4 XII p cy;;na WI y nYr S how '' ynE in IN
rpidrr'- huus', a. which goes desperate, hut
laughs her Ia shorn. Civ. ~" your 10y" ana !
" }. XIV" you your chli. In ten minutes l
VII return To- see 4 ,yy @a loTTe ,, ne me.
window int"r,rn.s. Maternal blood Is up.
Smishrs window with chair; hosls in child.
An. great heaNrnsl Saved; moro ttll"nu.
Poverty increases Dash Of virago landlndy.
Aahoh picks W box Of eoHyen RS, Smashs
II in hos pair upon tho Il llr. Diamonds. ruhrs.
and -apphros roll out. TIA, hn lortqne smiles
again return 10 pulatlal hnm" Hahn dis
| cnnlfited AMI hand -uffod IN the traditional
style. Drowned husband PUSHES IN. More
taheHus,
That this cirously provincial drama should
please even the summer tHst = OF New FORK
public Is not conceivable. II MAS smoothly
enough acted. But II cannot ir sand tilW Mr. j.
b. Atwatrr. who puyed the pat 'rnnl role, dli 50
with any sperial grace or favor and NJ - Lrttr
Allen the beautiful wiz. could not sue 'c'd in
winning respect tor part which was at o!n".
unnatural inuristirL aud clumsy. Ih' frst
nt Of - Waves" dragged wprtully. The IAN
grngr il dinuse and "ensionaliy tlr'5"mrly
dmn'fir. The situations are l"r'l Nni
lhoaroally ineile tive; the chaIatigrs az
uHiuly in5in ere and STACEY, Miss f.rm N
ana Mr. Mnin IN n sprt Of lowe omruy su T.
coded nui of their own ingenuity in llghl'ninS
! the scenes somewhat But N all oth"r resp" IS
| they w"r. SLOW. heavy. and trnnsparrntlN sinai
| low. Waves In not an int'r.htng play, even
| from Ini uIir stand point and perhaps TINS =
snying quito enough. II. however. emplOys
scyrral luyur.te pluy"rs among them Mr.. tyrll
Sorle. Ma ". y. Floyd Mr.. Theo. lIamutun.
! ana Nine. lUulsi.
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Why CfNp sUOT HTwyELF
A Iife or vr~uccessfui Business Ventures
The DcprccImtiom OF his rroperIy.

There is little doubt that Calvin Il. Camps
mind had for years been weakened by his uni
formly unsuccessful ventures IN business sine
he quit the hut trimming trade. gentleman
conn,s tod with the Cotton Exchange who knew
MIR. Camps busin, history we'll. said. yestcr-
day. that Mr.. Camp took considerable money
into the Cotton Exchange thHthe had made in the
hat trimming business. In the war times. and
for some years after. he specialized largely in
cotton. but was not regarded on Change as
successful operator. He lost pretty much all the
money he brought into the Exchange. and some
four years ago failed. Since then he had been
Il very rare visitor Mt the Exchange rooms. The
death Of lie oldest son. which WIS followed soon
after hv that of h = wife. some seven Years ago.
combined with his losses. made him nlOrOAe
an / drspoudent He frequently snd that his
business life had bs,rn a faiiur" This WAS the
though that seemed TO prev upon his mind
Probably the final strain which conlp t"lv
wrecked his mind was the fact that he was
Obliged to part with some New York and & lnctn-
matt rrnl pstit' NJ a very grrpt sa'rii ~. lie re-
fused. ~ few wears pgo. s9O.On for n store in
p"nrl street. and could get only $50 900 Tor i
snort time ago. HIS Cncinnuti and Brooklyn
property was even NOR" gre'tly dcpreciat".
and he has bropded on tho failure of this Inst
resource for some time MIR. Camps second
wife WINS wealthy. and il was not the dread OF
poverty which troubled him. but his own utter
failure, as he looked upon It. M II business man.
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MoNDAY, juno 11.mTLoun AMP MEAL%Flo ~.
shipping cNue which wctr IA demaud The bakers
mud family brands were dtl, and gercrnIy, weak.
quote s@,c "lwes%ra ."scfane 7assa \ es,rs
s "s so x and XXI ;sns WA w,n,cr wheat es
iras g ,ss1 do ant MN sIa9stin Mime sofa
err baker,; aug s Ufn a sSISS Sos x, ,G
iP . st sS,Is wac Ii ye aoui slosss
Wheat iocd. slg1s2d " ton 80
uripTs ii l,c: .aes ' Gic' fGarc. closed at SOM,
4 e , s5 jazz "s eie iST uv II o Tor fI 1agus
il8i' ior Sepsnlbcr, t'o Tor OctA,r lac Tor 20
y.rhcr aud &c Tor December sales for future de-
rnoi.spS.Hrors was easier. with sales Of $50 bills.
Beet IN demand with sales Ut ~ bbis IT so tor ianiy
Bacon ."aiy, sals - bSi wc.,@rn long ct ar tie cnt
meat: sd Lara rwer and ge s &. , r, a,ss ~ o
and ssssss 70 Tor prime we,lcrn new aud ~ and Tor
g. er Aisd.t and 81 tor ali tic year Dressed hogs
steady atei4 s6c, Tor NY. Butter ,r'dy stat daries
eslic. we.,crn tub, issl7e.' do pail-aud creamery
iafm deir,es. sSii'.e Western factory SSiIc Fresh
GGAiSS heat nrmer and NOR, active saleseoooo bush
asi 10 Tor rejected prnT. $50 Tor ungradcd do 81 -
" @o 'S' 81 s. rin @ Sa 81 ss ~ MwSakee 10
'af0 r SG xr1 q ssi Is: Sner ID DO.
d ,"ssi W. White do Ell 7SS i9,6 thd.h. oats ic.
mixed ws.eTn eiud ne so Sat igc anos snd 2st
4r.. and i.s'le tor wm~ do including no 3 AZ 81,
mised Sscs,s,c Indian corn hishcr moderately &C:
m ned. Including steamer At o6's@37ei yellow Western.
6usac.. do white Boz give. aud Old No Chicago.
Anuat. tDc. uturs delivery ii5Op bush, including
steamer Aed ior july, 57eS71.e and sail mixed ior
July sole, August. size.
oisoc raiss-Ko conre va. very qniet but steady, at
16ss21c gold; sales; stock here IN first hands l3i,
o. hng. and second hand. ~ hsi bags and at all
ports inclusive pDIiD bags Mild grade, quiet at
2t424c Tor Java aud l~slOc. tor Maracabo both gold.
hOlasses quiet and unchanged Lte Cuba refining DC
sales Of kroccrN grade. on private terms new
Orleans ~ t1c Rice UNCHANGED ~ bsSllc for domestic
Raw without further changes iair To good rem
INK 1UClui.c sales - hhds and 30 Ns GuadcouTr al
uriN prizes. 10 hhd~ centrifugal l4c; Tcnncd steady
NJ l4sii5sc. for A. ami l2iasl2'ac. tor hardS .
stores rally quiet but ste adv
81 ~6aS % "a vuud strained tUsin, and
spirits turnentine Petroleum was dull and easy
Ta.c crude. bulk. and ltsltc. Tor rehned. ID
bnls freinhts lower aud moderately hcuNe
granto Ltyerpuo. by steam, icid grain 90 London by
steam, Glad gram To Glasgow. bN steam, ti roSn, IS,
| grain 10 Bremen. by steam, - marks lard at ~
| marks. refined petroleum tn Bremen b ul short IS
lisd long days do to the Bhuc. - Hl Whisky quie
| al 81 ~. eSLl4 Tapw steady. though quiet atoc.
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THE BIDOU'S HOHY-.
Cast Into the rity Prison by >ephews to whom
she Refused 10 " III her Property.

Apollonia Rehhun. widow, aged % years,
lives az 2ls East Twentieth street. Apollonas
husband. Jacob. WAS musician. While Ia"
played tunes sh" did washing. and hy ther
Joint industry they accumulated enough 10 buy
a lcasrhod house. Jacob madr "a " H. dcvising
the hom" 10 Apollonia. After his death Apol-
onin went 10 tn" Surroeate's OH 90. and inad-
vrrtnntly -wore To- a printed form setting forth
that Jacob had no kindred. The will w',s there
fore. probated without citations. Jacob had
two ncphews. jacob and Valentine Hebhun.w who
regarded the widows home with longing eyes
The value Of the property is from $1,000 to
$4,000. They sent q Troy lawyer named u shop
10 Apollonia to ask MN to Will the pr0pl nv To-
them. THIS -h" refused 10 do. Teen they hnd
her arrested AMI thrown into the Tomi'S on u
charge uf perjury in swearing that there were
no next oi Nln. Sh" Wac released On hail, and
has heard nothing further Of the accusation
The probate of the VIII was reolenrd. tn Wit
n'ss's called. and. there brinS no ground for "A
contest the SURF .,nt~ admitted the wal la pro-
bate. Yesterday Bishop the lawyer. asked sur
rogate Calvin for an allowance from TIE estate.
H. sHii that hir .ll"nts wrr" impecunlOus, ana
h" had received nothing from them. and m"
cont n huN fe'rn inst tui"d in good iiliN sur
rusat. Calvin. after hearing both sides, said that
hc regarded ilr preceding for paving ~
harsh anal uuwnrranuhle. hut that a. there hud
been some iouudHtun for l"uprnln. the pro-
hutl', he would allow 500 Then he recons i,i''r-
eel his determination. and SAID that h" would
think oyer the question OF allowing anything.
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PfT M'DDNiLD
Aud his VIC, who. Looking Two ways,
sau.hrd h"th .Iu.tloe and her Ill .bmnd.

He. hurly and rough, stood outside the
rail and nrrvausly twirlrd his greasy hat she.
small pile md ms hunting. stood in front Of
justice. Hammer within the rail. and fixed her
ego steadily on the prisoner. THIS WAS in the
lorkNnle police court yesterday morning. Are
you Mary Mcdonald Z" asked the Justice.
les. yer honor.
AMI is that man your husband Patrick p
\ - -or.
"Mrl what = the trouble"
III" hrht~ mo. Yer honor, and boats tho chill
der. and tin last tim" ! had him here was Tor
knn King me- Eye ont with stick.
"Ou-o-o--' interrupted the prisoner.
An this iime twas ". q u box yer honor an
I'm 10 danger uf M" no.
IL tlls 49, Patrick aueried his Honor.
"pll a Wurrud or truth in II, J"dgo |
wouldn't hnrm fiv Do look ike "A man In
would sirik" woman ::
You certainty DO. answered the Justice
What shall de- With him. Mary
Now sorry | am. sorry from tho bottom Of
my heart - appear agin YES, Pat VI Donald. an
!. u dn uI That lies IN me pnw"rto ~ yer clear
Then i ITO roct. to the Justiccl-" II you'd giNr
ham three months. Jud-.r. denr. But lAoudI
I'm afraid III little iniiur nee l nave with his
Honor"
Thrro months. Patrick" quoth the Justice:
and dout 1T me ever see you her" henln.
A. tie man VITA the greasy hat stumbled
down ~" liuie, dark staircase the las, words
that be- heard wHrr.
Us sorry an. sorry from the bottom OF
me- heart; but / did what could Tor you. Fat
Ai.louuld.n
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HORsEMEN IN IHE BROOkLYy PiRK.
Two Fine Troi. Y~.t~rdsy-Grace md II AIRY
Gilbert Winning.

The trottng meeting IN Brooklyn Driving
Park terminated. yesterday. in two interesting
contests. The first trot was Tor n purse OF $3.50.
for horses that had not beaten 2:3s mile beats.
best in 8. in harness. These were the start
crs q. Walkers blk. i. Whisper. VIM. Mahou's
h. m. Grar" George Wrigh''s b :. Jersey John.
and VIM. ThomS T. =. Henry Miller. Before
starting Whisper hadthe cal oN"lfh" Held Th'v
Eoi away head and head Whisper put hs h. i
fo1t foremost NJ once. and took the hoat hy hall
length from Grace in .39Ai. Henry Miller
thiri. jersey Join di~taur,d. Craze AT the
word trnitrd with the precision OF machinery.
and won the next three honts and tro' after a
>trugglr " ia Whisper in , ii =. , i2'4 > y 20.
Mhep,r took second money AMI Henry Mailer
tn ri.
The second trot WAS fora nurse Of 1850 for
horses that hHd not h'ten 2:27. mile heNt-. best
3 IN ). n. Gibrt's :. Z. Harry Gllhert and VIM.
Is shops p. N. Carrie y. started. Previous TO
start ~ Harry GAb-rt wHs lhr iANortr at 81 l.,
- For me first heat tho hors started on
even terms. Around tho turn Gi.N"rt dr"w
away from Carr" y, and WAS nj the quarter
pole IN 3t's seconds. two lnnEth~ ahead. He
beat Carrie "a length under the wire IN 2 81.
For the second heat Carrie y. won't III Il p
gait. carving Harry Gilhcrt ~ a break. passed
the quarter pOIH IN ~ q =" 'unds, and the half
mile IN l;l7A. Sh" was thrt" lengths in adj
vance. maintaining this advantage Ia the end.
ana taking the heat hy two lengths in 2.3i.
Ia the ihrl heat. at the quarter pole gilbert
WAS one lrngth ON the lead IN 80 4, seconds. and
nj the halt In rs. Gilbert took the heat by
three lrn-ths ~ 81 a..
In tn" fourth heat Gilbert moved easily and
SHOT IN l"r tle Wir'. ming the heat Dy three
lengths and the troi IN 2;35
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MONDAY, June LIP. M.-Thc speculation
at the Stock Exchange was active and excited in
all OF the departments. but the chief interest
centred in the coal shares Lake Shore, N. Y.
Central and Western Union. Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western and Lake Shore. however.
were the conspicuous features. the first named
having declined from 80 to 3o7,. though later
recovering TO 80 and closing at 32i. Lake
Shore and Western Union ut the same time
were employed TO strengthen the general list
which will explain the flrmness Of the remainder
of the a'tive shar's. Lake Shore rose from 4G4
to A.. and Western Union was ? cent. higher
at G. =. the latter in consequence Of report
that ia. directors Mt their annual meeting to-day
had recommended the usual = q cent. div-
dend. payable next month. ST. Paul preferred
advanced from 4s', to 49A.. having opened at
at IS and Northwestern preferred wis IA
cent. better at 45's. Morris and Essex ranged
at 62s6l sse2 '.@5s. seller 3. @60h. under the
ruiz" "a 59A Delaware and Hudson at 30@29e
900 u .. seller 3. @29is@2sA New York Cen
ifal. 9O', @9l@90i IA 81 s@al's and Rock Island.
~ '.M9l -s@9l 4@alh. The remainder of the
II wns not prominently ,lealt in hut the rail
| road shares We're stronger. bechus" OF b"li"f
| that the earnings OF the western bound ireishts
would be- pooled
| aGg 225 Of which Delawarr, lack awannn and
! Western represented 1852: Lake Shore.
IT'De% 2Sso6 NV York Central. IS 800 Dea
VAR, AMI Hudson Canal. II 100 h9rk Island.
SSo 81 r"S grsssIs4 os S4fSn sen
| preferred. ."25: Hin 's Central, 500 NV J"t-
11y 'Inira, ~ ,6. IHiu' SsynDi
! ! IT, urSh 400; Chicago amt Alton, 2o1; Erie.
iot: Dc '+,o bnTl ns' IN an1d Gum " So ana
/ NV York, New Haven ant Hartford 5n.
In the gold murk"t quli" an unexpected a.
uN's, wac observed durlns the carl bus mss,
| rnlrny h'' AUS" oi u" announced pr lLfhuin'
of mi siItp. he az 100.
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PEITIr AND MISS TURNER.
The Wounded Maid Reluctantly Appearing
Against her WhIInm Liver.

Louisa Turner, who was shot on the 9Th
instant Wy Ebert p'tit in the doorway Of her
residence. at IA Fourth avenue. appeared he-
fore Justice Hammer yesterday md made
AFFIDAVIT that At =, O'Clock in the over. NJ she
WIS told that Petit WIS at the door; that she
opened il a little. and h." pushed himself i'm;
tUnt she then stW the nash ana heard tlr report
of a = stnl. and lrlt II wound IN her LEFT thlgh;
that prttt raised his hand nEan. holding the
u. -tol, and that she, believing he WIS going t.
shoot. cried, " Don - dontl' and threw up her
hands pruit looked M her Il moment. then
olrnrl the door. and ran out The pistol ball
WIS found in the hallway
Mis- Turner told "a reporter Tint she had not
WISHED 10 prosecute Pttt hut that she had
h'rn 'nmprll,d io dg So t. clear her reputation
Mr. Polut had pall att 'ni,"ns 10 her, and all
their rrhiti ons had been perfectly proper. PNtlt
had never hren IN her room. she is Il teacher
ln llr Bellows > SUNDAY school.
E.Nnu i ut. IN" prisoner. WIS arraiguol
II sud am twrnty-risht years ~ AK. hy
- 'ouIailun aci'rA, AMI am not guilty" Justice
Hammer refused 10 accept bail, and lie Was
committed.
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the GRAND rNIoN DEpor ASSAULT
The Man Who Went 10 Get Hts Daughter
mad Wa. Locked Up over Might.

The trial Of Mr.. Buckingham's suit
against the New York Central Railroad IN
which he claims s2oOoO damages. because em-
ploye,s Of the COMPANY eJrotcd him with Vio-
len from the Forty second street depot and
aterward had him arrested. was continued
yesterday. Tie plaintiffs counsel offered evil
d"ncc 70 show that the railroad company has no
right 10 occupy the ground at Foriv-s.~ond
street for the purpose OF depot. nor TO seek To
cnfor"' regulations TINT prevent the public
FROM trav,r-ing IT, Til, Lex stature enacted u
chase title To- the land from the owners of the
lr1p"ry hui tue p.nN has not VI done 70.
t. u.s. the land for the purposes Ia which 1t has
u-.u Put.
WIS ~ -iantinlly that llr. Buck incham. who
went 10 the iepo 10 get his little daughter.
would have been admitted through the pa--on-
g"r rooms. in time for his purpose. ~ soon ms
tur train arrived. lut tunt he WINS not satisfied
with this. and unreaSonahly tried Ia force his
WY into TIE depot los the rear. The r"-ui ltiNn-
pr. hihr NJ the pubic from enter M IT, d"u'd.
tN .Nf i''r. l-h tNr IH~s niger rooms al 90 il.
arpnin' dtim'- .nr- pr'p r ant r'aspuald-, an !
intend - prevent a"llrut- irons ia" iuuir Il
trl .u~ coz uDr" posting IA and cut every dnv.
undnl-ot" k""poui pichI""k = uni tli"E-. Nr.
Eu .Nlu-uum Nnter-I tlr lrpui nutw q ~ nj na.
be- hui i"'n properly aIpr>ti o' t!"rc-ulalon
furNi.ld nE IL. and when GI- uNrrod 10" r. -i''i
expulsion and -tru h one ut ia" company "m-
ploy'' rs Y"i"niy n Ia. face. TINS employee.
III r-u.tar had Mr.. 81 bingham arrested. and
for fNtf arr ~ and the sui's 'pu"ut iWpr son
uI"nt upon "A complaint ol assault AMI battery
th...nfi prny should NOT hr h.ld liable any more
tuan ANY employer for an arrest made upon
the .uu plant fora personal erlcvan 'e OF on
ui hi- SERVANTS
A surveyor. who. ly the aid Of an elahorat
inGl. rNrln.n IT tup situate on of the depot and
- surround AMI Police. Justice Coulter
w.r,. the only W fn.s~0s called fur the defence.
Cnuu-". tired To- show 10y entries ma.lr ia th'
books ~ IN m" police court that Nr. Bu L.
ing WIS redu red t. giye bail To- keep Tia,
pace. iut tn" in ise ruled that Tho ri RI ~ ~,
r,li'''eoUrt must be subppnaed to prove hC
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BY the financial statement Of Hobokcn,
published on Thursday last. there ought b no
In City Treasurer kamena's hands $4,000
Inquiry at the Hohoken National Bank the
designated depository Of the city. elected the
Information that only $1,000 is on deposit Kat
mena has been City Treasurer for number of
years. and furnishes bonds to the amount Of
100000 He receives II email salary. and has
made the Office lucrative 10y lending out the
money on good security. For fear oi loss the
City Council. about u year agO, dire ted kainena
T., pla - the city's money in the FIRST Il iOnul
Bank but. it ID said. kamena needed not the in
struciOn.
AT the Councils session two weeks ago, u was
resolved that kamcna be again requested 10 de-
post thn city's money in the BINS. and in fail
IRE To- dO 80 the Corporation Attorney was IN
structed to su. Tor the amount Of the deficiency.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-12

Transactions yesterday At the Exchange com
prs,d lul, cu,ure saisAby
H. Ilnrnrtt-O ur three story brick house dronr one
n,e stolN hrlrn hou,a Orar. with f .hNti IN the -H-t
side OF South fh avenue ~ feet south OF h',r krr
street sII 100 t. rAnrI Que ion-c w,t ot2,N'h, rn
the west shi, oi Madison avrnue, - f'et sou II 'Ny
MN street. $500 10 piunih
S.ntt MVpr~-u ono Nous WITT bot -iSloo, ON the west
sll. al suffolk l7,it 81 north e.. iratu stn't, f'tn
john RoNd OnN louise, MiU lui lu ~N.f 49, nn the
south sdc o fhlr, eighth street. - Nct wc-t 81 seventh
AltuN,. 80, t', iU'Nuu 90.
l. 4 Law.,n,e go One plot OF land, lo2 2Aso, on