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, 1877-02-05
Democrats rely On Abel, Chief Clerk Of the
Returning Board, and others. to sustain Little
Held, Judge Campbell, Of New Orleans, ar
tng that State,



NKw ORLEANS, Fe1. 4-l0:15 y. m.-l3arre&t
u member Of the Nichols Legislature, who, with
+. j. Kennedy, another member Of that botIy, f
alleged tn have had meeting With tioy. Wells
relative TO selling the yotc Of Louisiana to I'll.
den, allcgcs tho charge to he lie. It IL true
tlIat there was meeting, but he states that It
| had t,otLfng whatever to do With Returning.
Doard matters. Tic will, in pcr.
so'al explanation In tho 7Ymo, make th,.
statement tomorrow. That tribes were oficrc.
not only 10 Cor. Wells, Int to every member oi
tho Returning Board during It's sitting, to tc'
turn Louisiana for Tildcn, is notorious fact
and was published in these dispatches at the
time: that the fact Of saeh offers beIng made
ti0r OF the members Of the board. notwfthstand,
ing the offers were Indignantly rejccted,is
CHARACTERISTIC DEMOCRATIC ARGUMENT.
Witnesses hare gone on from here vim will tes-
field. Maddox IN an ntlvcnturef. When In New
Orleans he lircs with a quhtlroun named
Cla,'dinc:. When Gov. Palmer, Judge Trltn.
bull, md other Democratic dfgnitarics wcrc
here, Clautline Maddox gare Il party In honor ot
t1ic. distinguished statesmen, and invited hcr
dusky female friends.
| GOV. PALMER
| Was so carried hwag With the set1uctfvc nature
talk neither Of the Returning Board, Tflden,
nnyes, or anything else but those charming re.
suits Of mtscegcnatton. 1t appears. however,
hat Ills mind got down to luefncss finally, and
the result.
| L1TTLEFtEtr'E LIS.
Speefat 1tspasea 70 zzs nlbnne+
the eon.pse - d Lties tie s Ssados anS
spcartng, In tho interests Of TIldcn, 10 tllscrcdt
tho Louisiana Returning -1}ourl, is rapidly be-
coming deyeloped. Ltttlcacd, under Tho Sc
as 81 ,s tns Senate
dcted himself on vital points. lie cndcavorcd,
through tho fiyc hourA' cross-cxamlnntton ycs-
tcrlay aud tue four hours to-day, to share hts
testimony according to two theories: First,
his own complete innocence In forging tho re-
turns Of Vernon Parish; second, the clear CON-
plc1ty 81 Gov. Wells in that infamous trsnsac-
tion. His Testimony to-day was consistent
n6nt ss5 o1 1.fa,. tnsss hfS.ss m s.t II
down. The part OF tho plan Of the eonsplra-
tors In New Orleans was 10 discover whether
Northern Representatives would countcnanco
he p1}i.g Of .money Or blsskms ,o
tnduect! to believe was forged return. To
accompllces Of Lllttencid.- Clifford and Collins.
IT. IT., appeared BY the te,ttmony today, Snug.
took thc Senatorial party down the river to
inspect tho 1cttfct, for tho purposc Of
OVERWHELMING CHANCE WORDS
f, BY tS ss. s9n; n,tt e ssssse sonsenss M o.
conduit. Tic testified to-iny unblushiueiy,
| without any trace Of t&'amc, to the following
faet.: That 10 has ltretl tn New or|caus for
five years with woman not hfa wife, 10 wls~n
lo gnye his name; TINT lie las had two children
| by lIcs; TINT these facts wrrc not known to hts
| own parents in floston; that ha left New Or
not d ,bs 70 .5 9SSs cp .Sng seg d, for TIC
nrt1cr to he collect e1 for tho Insignificant sum OF
| eco. Llttlcfeld 10 said to have had
, 1877-02-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

UIENN 3IEHN3rIE NE Hos
NEW YoRK, Feb. 4.-Arrtvcd, the steamers
Canada from London and Uakota from Liver
pool. ....
QuExNsrowN. Feb. 1.-THE steamships City CT
Berlin, from New York, and O4o, f1ou PLila-
dclphis, LaYs a1rIYeL
, 1877-02-05
SANS FUNERAL.

SANS FUNERAL.
The Pa|I-Bearers Already
Grooming a Requiem
Over Titden's
Chances.
David Dudley Field, the Erie
Sharper, Now Running
the Democratic
Party.
General Belief that uo Is Rum
ming tho Party to Ruin
at Eric Speed.
Tam1aa11y Tactics Intro
duoed by Ta1un1any's
Legal Adviser.
A characteristic Piece Of Sharp
Practice in the Louisiana
Case.
Various speculations Concern
ing the Course Of the
Commission.
The Arbitrators Non-Corn-
initial Even Among
Themselves.
Difference Between the Cases Of
Oregon and the Southern
States.
Judge Davis Will Do No Moro Supreme
Court Work---His Successor.
The Democratic Scheme OF Apportion-
rnon{ fn Tnffnpo.
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opinion Watson AIT The Harlem Navigation
ComranyMotion to contnuc injunction ID granted Win
BY Judge Harriet Eqa,ao,s LIE As COMPANY nst
crandunl
to By r jude . scs1 cTdcng "g u. fS
the Submission 70 the nry Of the question whr the soe
drawn herelro The modon tor rial must be denied
PTrt HI-By judge ponohue.-The Norwalk Iron Works
agt waring Rock DIN 'mpany Settled . ...o,..,u
Scyln ag Pollock. Forster AIT A@er1nc Phcin "t iaTs
ct a. EgIoaiId agi Nc pHi@ns l,'t'H as MIN
AIT ShaDnol desire copy Of The stou"Sfa hers notes al
b. udpe vorst-Um &C. aGt sclaraberg and Others;
I'M &C, ACT Milhauser ani othersJu'gmcnt "' pan'''
Ey Judsc ancrooi agt TaeAer- Ga.1n
denied, with $40 cost, linc'a)
Superior Cosrf-SpeiqI Tern BY Judge Speir-
Dusennary agt Hler-rne dcien a0la counsel Lave
allowance OF $l00in this case Icho;k ast her
Amendments settled Winn agt CROSBY, &c.Mot'on that
trisTod ct aghe pantid must have Judgment Continuing
or until tie further order Of the court wiih COSTS
Kelley &c AIT Dis,nbnrE- HlFc '9'it't @ I ~
slmen of the relating 10 Proceedings Unor tc stl"c
cITrssi the motion must he denied with COSTS. Ian t,n
ct a sct Pcrns Orier maiied 20 That The costs nnc re
further bin Of particulars Daly agt French ct a-orier Of
IN y,igs SIeigd~6aean AT CaIashan.J Judgment for
plaintiff ior claimed.
Common PIeqs-C kambers-Bv JUDGE j. +. Daly.-
Rr-dh act l1ws-This motion stand over Unit! FEB
Is 1877 decision Of the matter pending ~ the court
q ADMINISTRATION denied: STE
opinion Andrews art Farley and anothcrMotion granted
plaintiff bring trial February term LnNt0n
Howe Machine Co.-SecuTity reduced to 5000 see
opinion.
BY HOcsenNasters act The FL Life Insurance
CO.-Orier lesed. Winsip act. TOrrcy.-Order signed
Marine Court hanbes-By Justice McAdam.-
Rabbit Fcters Midacsc agt. Germana Ere Insurance
Opinions flied. Schwartz ag Belmont Motion Ter jres
denied with defendant to abide event but case
ordered short calendar. Jackson act Shrlhrr A'aca
against person Granted 90 Abb, y = ) tHDt!t asL
>tiro- Endorsement papers. Archer ac iarrriY
"lCnoT8,d j'5s GccEsg Motion denied without COSTS
Swift decentralization affirmed. Eckhard ast 30
henkamp: Wild Bdttery ORTIZ HARRISON act Morrison
Kennedy MORGAN: Ah,In AFT. DAVIS; Schutt'T a%
schmidt. Motions granted Idc' ish ssi tte'tHdsht
DAY set. Dallas at Scaht tit.-
security ordered. Puckucer All Davia Boch ag
Spawn Gray agt. key.-Deiaults noted Merritt ACT
ke.cher-C Complaint dismissed DiftenhOce ag MacgreSor
- Referred to J. 4. Post,
Byg Sheridan. Hunt agt WOOdruh-Motlon iOf new
tIiAtrau;ed, costs 70 abide event
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IRIsiTNAi NOTES.

Tdrail Croft who WAS convicted in The Cont Of
General -~s few days Of ioI1nR the Signature q
" II g. b"H> - check for si2 on ne Sechd aiiGal
Fs, YESTERDAY ~ Judge GiheTSe'Fe to Eve
Yer 'E tte STATE Prison Aver as conviction II was ss'e-
isuyr t Croft on offender AID hal served term 10
te Kings rcnitert ana Jcdge 6ildeSiCeve i'm
yt~ec tie fan penalty -! the Jaw
~ the Harlem Police Court Yesterday, Frank
M.oa ta3up with stealing irfG tie uHTnisAed
lasse Nca1 CrGriu huGte d:rd oicht@erth IT.
r'al First quantity Of oad pipe ana ia c'l ~ tie pipe
aNai Ll'ltliug '- rur,ty c a0dIt Of 500 was con-
Eted fauif az % 900 bail Jacob BaeI Cf 1crtEave
ahj one huiGirlaud fhnty first ST. Tor kcling MS VIE
Cahaue abdomen held 70 await te result OF her
iIgrcs.
AZ the Washington Place Court, ". W. 1homr-
ton WAS e!a 30 II 800 bal Yesterday charged IN stealing
N,c containing +lsU worth q. clothing. &c, from 3. l. IA
wards De- hoard the Acapulco john
johnson he'd 5000 itl yesterday for entcrn" TIC
lNey store ~ Ma GTuteuncT No 20 Avenue &, On IN"
l@li ui, 9LC stsaiuE Cb.in worth SIO--haly craig q
tvarl held u - 600 bail OT stealing watch ana Caln
N"tt go om her mistress Mrs Kate 1O11son Of NO 80
OhaliiCD e.
AT tie YOrkyille Police Court. YESTERDAY, JOHN
lii"i IT, % NO So Tcrthayc con init Tor tIi@l
FnGfc nty assa.ting Emma Wenmsn. a@e g. 81 the same
Ihiti and .Or attempting 20 slab hei !act ED,l eli
Iah "'ru detected n the assault JOln tluiIh 81 l2i
ave ald Seventy nntlst, and James StaIl"on o. NJ
tfsi Lctlest Of The who on Iu't.y 2il >tole
t'iFi 3i from Edward ID RS o. NO so ilIc ave.
~ Hho made Wurier0us assault on OMcJ MURPHY OF it
"hettniA Precinct yesterday fuzzy committed Cor tra
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THE COURTS.
ACCESS TO RAILWAY BOOKS DENIED.
,rnGE IAwRENCF DENIES RUFUS HAlCHs APPliCA
r1oS CONCERNING LAKE SHORE.


,rDGE IAwRENCF DENIES RUFUS HAlCHs APPLIOA-
TON CONCERNING lake SHORE.
I,doe Lawrence Yesterday denied the appil-
go, q Eufns Hatch ON behalf of himself and other
stockholders Of the Lake shore and Michigan southern
railroad Company for perempory nahdanus coinpci-
&c., bc Ferme-s' Loan ana Trust Company TO allow access
q, the transler books Of the railroad company Iheo9o'
vas stated 10 be 10 communicate with the SIovN'
,lJsrs As 20 alleged Acknowledgement of the ROAD oS
,,,1ii,,, II vanderbilt the President and some Of the
I'D o directors in regard 10 freight rates ana o'hc
matters. -, roAo
Inlee Lawrence though holding that the LAKE
snoro Company having been incorporated IN this
s,ste under the Consolidation act is 10 ne
,sgarded as domestic corporation aho
,bcrcforc that the act OF 1870, absolutely entihg
kholder To examine books at all reasonable times
- NOT aunv decides that the provision Of the revised
atu;.s emitting stakeholder TO see the transfer DOCKS
m, 20 DAYS previous TO au election. does not deprive
a., CONT o. the power TO- grant mandamus AZ the IN
enc Of q stockholacr 20 compel the exhibition OF inc
,,usf books at other times The reason for granting
On writ should. however, be clear aud cogent Judge
Lawrence then says:
amin alton OF the papers read in favor Of and In
n,sifion 10 the motion must, think, convince any
irti,S mind that there IS no eXlgeuCy existing WHICH
60 no Granting OF the writ applied for in tnis ease
SSIS t OF mismanagemont the part OF the
hoard directors, or SulIt o 80
Pm mot and denied by the respondents aihdavs,
luGf he reduction of the through Nclght ana
Ssc,r,r rates ana the division or such rates seem 10
lasSenS Justified hv the facts and circumstances
~ in he res poudcuts' aidaviis While, therefore
Am not prepared 70 concedc u1t the power on ms ~
10 ,ssuc mandamus to compei ne eHnloor Oa n }
nr,nr 10 an election, DO think that the case
qtc nv Tie rcator calls for the granting oil the VIII
Jdc Lawrence in conclusion, refers to the Two cases
i,d and shows that they do apply. In one case an
ton was 70 take place within thirty days. and in the
,, Tho charter of tic company gave stockholders the
aiutc rich at all times to inspect the transfer DOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01

BOSTON hart Christina feT Brcncrhavsr schr Eddie
Pierce :Of Port Ant i.iO. -alei .- saa,hiy Aties.
ENTIEOHF Jan Jl-Afriv"i barn Gustav Nfnipii
Antwerp; brig Romance. ;ron -'3vd>Si tieatod pafS
Lu' hiLO, for queenstown
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN Steamship
NOVIlf IAN. Asciur I'm. STEAMSHIP saliti.i
OVensO1e from YORK JaI 20 Cor srgov aTrVt E"re
today.
MONTREAL Jao. 3l-TLe st. tuslP NOTayltp from Liver
pcal a.giycl iial a.. 7t 10 O'Clock tins n7Tuii2 go
O. tsNSr"wN. Jan 3-Inc National Lie sie1mship iie
Queen Hragc fOr Nef0r Iaa -, arrived here ~ bOih
today. GB her way to Live rvoi.
DISASTERS.
U,ir,N = 4 Jap !l-ta,. BRIDGE Ok the brig Pearl,
VIII De- p ra~sag. lace Lay II johns, rc from TIE
fGlrto7=1ll 2. aud ,l-ON pei. a.,
FHLAipi rft, Jan. #l-tir bark i'lc1nc, h'hcs- l.F
queens tuN. yesterday tacgry i~.aad 'l
Sho val probably get - ri is water to-day.
GE'fDEANDA
Jau %l.Ihc signal service observer al APE
Henri reports ~ tc Chtf SlSial Oncer da lo'.' 81
Carcn, cant FcTIaTi before reported aSur" ~ us Suih
Hcair here OS O. sing ;uaa ile Iis
night. She viii be towel 10 Baltimore lof repairs.
Tor latest SHIN Ners ftdh iG3c.l
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DECISIONS JAN. 81.

shpremS Court Ckambers-Bv Judge DonohGe.-
~ Ae matter Of BTO1haye lcckeT and Ohera act HecAeI
~ oheIg IN the matter Of Br00kRyc, Ia ho matter OF
nsfM and -DIytCn Duyvei Navigation Company; IN nc
f o. Matilda and louisa Fackncr: IN the matter 81 thc
oil Tautcd. Morgan BrO"H; ~tfii
g. United states Peat Fuel COi MOllons EihIe'
Il@! dsL Green order e1antef. Amuy Az ~ ~ g.
a. ue matter Of Backls Odcil agt. Ha1lsOn- de'ncldi
ps smith 40. Guyatt.- Motion granted mem 4-.llS 20
III IChcr ag AOt-AictiOnS detie - InciEofdhoii@
~. AT lLn ss.MOtOn granted on payment 81 : y COTS
JsnLh agt Decentralization denied Win COSTS Ea.s az
WT-Aoon denied With costs; lmeEl) II me matter OF
1'-AlplcatiOh denied. Basch agt BasC'-t am not
sS ' 20 Nh tic evidence; must deny tie aulcdi ore
IOfd and otitrs.-HG0u 10 confirm report efahtn
sfs .ntna HuutooE ag Cgpp-Painuh should nave me
IL ~ yen Gays asked for. IN the mHlcr % GfahaNutt
SUI, ,tsIt'e hpcrDer l. suerber- UnGeraehg approves
F az Green shook art Keyser III he matter % Sioti
iofs az strauss ana othersOIdeIs gianSd kfdic ~
A., livln aei Nunn Nurtha agt Arrha a. a. IDnhs
d-GTanted. SehulJn AIT SAi--l Hish sc
80, EohcuJurg AIT Smith, Memorandum. FIielan
- rger 81 al-OIdeT Tcsettlcd.
Sise IAwreEce.-Plnmmer agt Beldcn-i ana oi lie
~ @t The motion vacJtc the order o! arrest soHt
tis e " does appear 20 be forced CONSTRUCTION oI
Tor M Plt 10 hold that the OF action si"d trilh -
peGs VI sthislBsd the deceit prdcced 10y NE Hehd
a'ulg IN his behalf and also on bea OF M
The allegation Ia regard 10 ne RvlDe ahe
As ny o. The pOmiss6ry note does not appear 10 be stated
ubot aDG substantive cause OF acti1n was eNl
Nttlgntd bY The plosder 10 show the history a1l
its, ~ W alleged fraud .; tle 6eieDdaDts, anu sloiu
u stage Of the action aNer tF1ai mas been had ana
renders 20 Motion denied with costs IN ihe matter
,la," st' The Farmers Loan ann trust company anu
''e'-AVn0n Tor a IaaDdamas deE4tO Win slV eoslsi
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INDICTED FOR STEALING FURNITURE.

The Grand Jury indicted y iiliam r. Roumalne OF
W o39 si Fentst' yesterday ior Grand larceny on the
COMPLAINT Of Benjamin r Hatch Of 40 ii West fhheta-S'
Iane furnished bal IA - ooO for his appearance fo ai
re Court Of General Sessions The AFFIDAVIT OF MT H'''A
showed ID May 1873 nc was breaking up honsoAC
49, IN tiDa STORAGE FOR ms furniture y?iuci at
s-1i -. III, wife also had furniture valued at -it 3D.
v, sAtwi,hed 10 have stored Eoum inc stated thai he
Ia, an abundance Of at Twenty tlnrtst aud Thd ave-
and ma: an the furniture coud Zoe stoned lhcr ifSt - cittg,
Hatch and his wife afpsl III lttttii
sltrqne ,ifl aired holsc No West Forty .s' anu
-, Trfy h. 50 sent for tie goods intrinsic p
IL lf HoumainC then said THAT Dc hat pledged tht nan"
it rel 8>"I IT once All "eN
sl srC proui.ts MI Hatch demanded nus goods ihfH p
Was discovered that lngteal # storing the furniture ~ nag
49,, suf.o,cl KuaA.luc had seat 10 an aUcNoI.' II
w. -iaicd the D;srctAt0ru - Once yesterday ti'
tef complaints have been rel CTtod against KJuInant
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sUD r1gcs ~ 40 sun sos...... BIS Moon TSes..~- 93J
HCH WAFER THIS PAY AZ 1870
1905 isid lu-S Iiel o. Ferry 10y
=.
HOok lU26 GOcs Island !l9 lien H. Ferry l:OS
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4 man noted for his ClOsc-fsted prOpensities
WAS showing m old CON to ueyliiur WHEN the iatcr
asked 'Whcre did y0u cet il 81 Gu% i Out ri my
garden" vas the rey. :" 1t II rity you didn't Ind II
Ia The cemetery" said the nrigbol WHY 20 Z" asked
the coinowuc Because yen could have caves the hole
10 ha buried in was the somewhat unexpected reply.
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n. y. HASBROVCk.
Chief OF tho Bureau 81 Elections.

POLICR DEPARTHFNf OF ilE tIif OF wv" fuhk'|
NO 800 MJLBLEHI-sr. BuaEtl o. Eli i1Nsi {
NOTICE is hereby eiycu that the Board OF
y Police, Pursuance law has "Gcsignstcd and ai-
Irntc Inc places Hereinafter named for holding thc a
.on rcgisila' and election the several
eIcc districts cuprfctd within the Assembly DsIiIt:
REVISION UF l:E i~IRATiON.
FRIDAY. FEB =, lS77, from =. ~. L. p m
SATURDAY, Feb. 3, 1871 from l. ~. 20 . \. II.
y
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a. MEawIy AuCuO3ecr
LbY BANGS& Co., 6J6 Broadway near Bond
Et st.-Saes OF Books WORKS Of Ara &c. &c
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or C'HANBERMAID and WArT-

w RFss- By swedish rrote'tant Young woman very
respectable; best city TESTIMONIALS bstcLs5 wass aE
making OF salad dressings clean aud sit
yer an excellent Chambcrmiid; sober boncsf obinn9
country city. CAN at BOokHAMs ., removed 70 $50 4th
aye 2ilhsl
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saifs 10 Autnon


suirs 1p Autnon
a. MgawIy. Aucnonecr.
10y BANGS& Co, 6j6 Broadway, near Bond
- st.-Sales OF Books Works Of Ar. &c. &c
fnrnllnrc.
/. Manufacturer of
DESKS
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE.
No. le3 frLTOt--'F, y. \.
FINE CYLINDER AND Roll DESKS
PEMOYAL.-Small expenses and great bar
AZ gains! ingram and star Carpets 2nc ulriohs, 'c
IL ana 10 West IiGrslon-s;., near Broadway
--s---s---
Doar0 dno Rooms
Below Fourteenth-st.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ Ygi Tigc ~ b. YEP, I'D ~ T,,r, a.,
St, u.s. W,st Iw'nty thirastr co., Eighhayc;; 71o
80 e.1- IhrItve one huGf and twenty fourth T.
tlarlcm savings BANK Building, to IN at regular
DESPONSIBLE Parties will find we'll
~ tIrasid larss [cht ROOM or s'f"9d h@of Tit ca
7 OR 2 Gentlemen can fad nice. pleasant
1 Rooms ana g"0i BOARD ~ 220 Hprugst
Esl AND il CLIN1 ON-PLACE, near Broad
= Large and small ROOMS for family gentle
with OF witloat board Alec, rAiILOR FLOOR s.a
~ EAST 1OTH-sT.. near 5th-ave.-First-
Il . class table; board for gentlemen references.
West Side
pOARDERS WANTED. 49, Fifth-avc., 81,
fourth iocr with board; moderate pIcrs reierencea
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FL00R-5th-
A. ave Mmlay Il rys iae ICONS IN [of Sd
EVERElT LIBRARY. GGG Gth-aye. g. DALEY -
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO
LIT, with board references required 22S Wes DIST
'TO LET, without board, pretty SITTING
and BEDROOM, suitable fer 5ngle genilrnci ~ West
eaces aud Ei,yaifd Railway small private family refer.
cnccs required Address rALETrL. f. q. BOX 80.
ST-Excelcnt table entire house,
a newly and handsomely furnished eh'l,e rooms hoi,
terms Ia parties sing Eocai comfortable homes 3O
Gl'eD-ST., WEST, No. 157-Pleasant ROOMS,
<Sb with BOARD for gentlemen or 'amies; refercnccs
90 WEST 1STH-ST.-A fine suite of ROOMS
snsc saniicinen VIII 6o5r inst Class reer'aecs
slATH-ST., $50 WEST-Handsomc fur
81 mshcd ROOMS for families or gentlemen. with board
rcic.caces.
separately also three SINCE ROOMS with board
table excellent terms reasonable.
IN WEST 27TH-ST... near Broadway.-Two
Nv handsomely furnished HALL HOOss, with fstciass
HOARb; also on srut thiTd floor; references.
40 WEST 10TH-ST.-IIandsome SUITE OF
Il - ROOMS for gentleman aud wife, without Children In
a ir-t class private house, WIN board
I1 WEST TH-ST.-Newly furnished OF
4 - uniarshcd ROOMS suite or ,ingle with rstclass
BOARD ve'y hne for physician viii parties that are
ATHEIST. 30 WEST.-Thir,l story front
wit Win BOARD IS per week Also rooms on fourth loo
" gentlemen, a, reduced prices.
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election Nolite.

PoIIcE DEPAR8fUNT or TIE CITY OF NV YORK;
No $50 MULBERRY ri, BUREAU ~ EtECfi9\s, (
NFX-I YORK. Feb J. lH11
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- y. BALI. * co..
- No. BEAST i4rH-sr
CLIrkoruga 3teuw syS and other PIANO., and Organs 10
for casa. GA installneItS ana Tor rent.
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MneitGi gn5Irume'lls

I IGUTE & ERNST, old hOnse 1T Ligiite 4
= Bradbury Offer Their stienld PIASO-FORF&S af 10
prlcrs cav monthly payments At ~ Fas iIthsl Al,
Smiths AGhhICAN ORGANS
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COOK, WASHER, and IROAER-By a

-
p,ctablc young scotch woman as good family coos; nv %
me- Tread and biscuf soups desserts, r; n also si"
lardress aEd furnish undOuDtcd references td III 'O'
In, "a I'D
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Doar0 an0 Rooms.

~ EAST 10IH-ST.. near jth-ave.-First
- class table; board for genjl,Boui references.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-12
A TRUE

There's lots of tender aud loving ro-
nance in this world. A friend related
to us yesterday an incident which de-
serves to 60 into print. Yellow covered
novels are frequently made from poor
or material. The gist of the story was
this: Some five years ago a young
man came to Nevada from Truno,
Cornwall, England. Before leaving
home he loved d certain lass, the only
daughter of a wealthy inn-keeper, to
whom he proposed marriage, but his
offer was rejected. Two years ago the
young man, who was working in q
mine in the southwestern part of this
State, met with an accident from the
premature explosion OF q blast, by
which he lost the use of both his
hands, besides being badly damaged
about the eyes. The news of his terri.
BILE misfortune did not reach the
ears of his Truno sweetheart until
quite recently. She thought of the
man who once told her of his love, and
her woman's heart sOftened. She
straightway wrote to him, and in time
was AuIIliSu6u ulStOTy VI his COIluls
ton and the sad plight he was in in
the cheerless mountains of the distant
silver land of Nevada. She did not
stand upon the order of coming, but
came at once, and in less than a month
she was beside the manned miner.
Our informant says she was a bewitch-
ing, modest little woman, and didn't
want to be advertised as a heroine, and
hence we have, at his request, with
held all names. She came withoutany
fuss or noise to take the unfortunate
miner back to England, and she stated
that she intended to care for him as his
wife the balance of his days. She de-
clined to be married until they should
reach the home of her parents. They
promptly departed for Cornwall, and
doubtless, ere this, they have been
made n flesh. If there is one seat
better than another in the great here
after, that little Cornish woman will be
entitled to it when she leaves this
world.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-12
Tho Ss0ck Tumble.

There was q further slaughter OF
the %innocents yesterday. We have
not taken the pains TO analyze the list,
critically, but from a cursory glance
. the same we should judge that
mere was mourning, and weeping,
Sn1 wsiling and crashing Of teeth on
california street when the quotations
were thrown to the breeze. At q
rough guess, the shrinksge must have
gone up into the millions; and possi-
Oily the 4" live papern Is still unhappy,