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The New York herald., 1877-09-06
THE SPIDER AND THE FLY.

Rsturnips from Rockaway on Monday 10 bis resi-.
dence. William Clancy, of No. 5ss Second avenue, was
invited by a stranger to "comc over and see his
mother, as she ''from tho part OF the old
country CLANCY stepped over to house opposite
aud tho stranger went down TO bring the lady up He
reappeared With another man. who, while Clancy's at
tsntion drected elsewhere, struck him on tho
back OF the head with bedpost ana then took away
HIS money. In the Fiftyseventh Street Court yester.
day William sutton, whom Clancy said he recognized
m his Aasailant. cid In 81. 600 nv ~
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME OouRr--sPEcrAL TERM.

III SUPREME CoURr--sPRcrAL TERM. sae
By Judge Van Worst
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad Company VI
Saunders Findings settled See memorandn
Hirsch vs. Irauor and another.-J Judgment for
plaintiff Soc opinion. ll..l.i.9 II. sll-. ..i.,s I'd
SUPERIOR CoURr--sPECIAL TERM.
BY Chiet Judge Curtis. n
Sohlamori,x Va Walker Order granted and under,
smi,h vs. Tho United States Express Company.-
Ssr.ram Vi. r''i Lang o. aINMo.'on granted on psy.
ment Of costs rs per order Of September "a 1870 and
Spador Va The Now York Elevated Railroad Com
pany-Motion for reference granted ANt +a y.
The New York Life Insurance. Company vs. McCooi
sL-opder disseminating and striking out award Of
Baker ct al. vs. Simpson, Q. al--commsston ordered.
Blackman Of al ". Anderson Vt aL-Reference or
In the matter of tho petitions of Wallace and
Philippe for leave 10 sue. &c-ordered that leave be
an action against Erastus ). spenser, receiver 80
In the msstcr Of tho petition OF Murray. Ordered
's New A Ratssa
pany. Order OF reference 10 Hon. J. s. Bosworth
ssSo% '. ws o. a. CroSssr
Btrother; Newcomb va Ear!s.-Ordcrs granted.
Miller VS.. Neahder Order that plaintiff have judg-
ment on amended answer as frivolous
Cote va Freoias Order reducing bail. ~
MARINE COURT cHAMBEns. fhst :f9a
BY Judge Sheridan.
Walter vs.. Mitsrac1 1-Moton TO revise action. 30.
granted .....t - ff..'f.l.
Friedman vs. Goldman.-Motion to vacats order Of
arrest granted ii Nt'Nt :, lIT' II
Duty va Ohrit; Acksrman vs. Acksrmau. Motions
Iranted :.
Noonan vs. Dooohuc; CatIiu Va Hatch: Meehan Va
Brown; johnson W. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. granted =
Koohlcr We. Brady-Motion de MED, with $40 costs
Stutz W. Youmans.-MOtion denied, without COSTS
Fulton vs. Garvey.-Moton 10 discontinue action
granted ~ n
Abbott Downing Company va New York District
Express Company.-Molion granted. Order TO show
cause vacated; also stay vacated. NtttT 50 az A
vaneandt vs.. Horn; Laddaa VS.. Tement: Hough vs..
Cour; Noe va sudreau; Levy vs. Moses; Browoeu vs..
va Langlade Hazard vs. Dooiitte: sievin vs. BusselI
Ebert va Wood; Agg VS.. Grant; L,nds va Hughes;
Morgan VS.. BIlerwcll Orders granted. is of n,
Muslin Va. vanzandI I-DBmissed Nfap ~ ~ 4,
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KILLED WHILE WRESTLING.

,Aninquest was held By Coroner woltman yesterday
the body Of Mcnael CARR. who, II was found died
at Bellevue Hospital from psritont,s, following in
juries received while wrestling with friend at No SO
Mulberry street. A verdict Of accidental death was
rendered by the Jury, and Michael Romer. who ha d
been detained a. prisoner, was released by tho Cor
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THE COURTS.
A Pitiful Tale Of Cruelty, Inhu-
manity and Divorce.
A STUDENTS UNlIAPPINESs.

The courts still continue turn out the ususl num-
70 the general rule Added to the list s suit for im-
hed divorce brought BY Rosa Bersmsn against her
husband, Noses Bcrtmau, which Is brought In tho
Court OF Common Pleas In nor complaint Mrs Bert
man says tnat she was married 10 the defendant on
the llth OF January last in New York city.
s'nce that time the defendant has been al
most uniformly cruel and abusive TO her.
sne charges particularly that on the 23d oi
March. without any cause provocat,on, he struck
her and beat her severely njurng her face and breast
and dscoIoring her eyes, and his entire course Of
Duct toward her has with Intervals been constantly
brutal and abusive, he being ly the habit o
applying abusive ephets 10 her, OF threatening hes
with violence and OF striking and attempting 70 striks
her She says further that tho 9th Of Last August
IN consequence oi nus constant abuse, she was CON-
pelled 10 leave him, being In danger o her life, he
having threatened TO XIII her In conclusion she asks
that the defendant, who Is baker, be c0mpeled "
-. doos ns ne limited SSoro hso BE-
Ing NO answer hIed Judge Van Brunt. Of the Court
OF Common Pleas, yesterday ordered reference.
considerable length before Chief Justice Curtis ycster
day. in specd Term OF the superior Court. on
nusDsaS S0n wS os i"Uny saa counsel ~ ,h e.s rns
unysrs,sy at Morfsania ns charges his wife with
In his opposing % aSidsv. the husband says that +:
dscovered his wifes tundelity through the medium o
ii:tie scraps Of letter which ho iound on the nsor
Tor money, aud upon his accusing her Of uniath fu
ness admitted II ana said he was her old lover aud
money matters ana are entirely unlnsercstng TO ths
public. Judge Curtis saia there WIS nothing IN the
o oss
disruption, aud, under all the circumstanccs, he
thought the motion should be granted. The amount
alimony and counsel Ice was not positively deter
mined.
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Total sales for The day


Total sales for ,hs day 900
-,-ltIs y SAILS BY CONTRACT IN
Tho ays story s,iSt .sne%ens <, hoa;. and lot. 2'SS
lam L. Lsow $4,000
Madison .v and sSsh s., TO W. BRONSON ., $1,000
The three story brick honses and plot OF land
S sSs sS'.. sSs story sfiat house - and os
% !: ,sts & q: :
,s' f.s " 4, totSs New York Lie Insurance Com .
RI: s.sI; i;.s S;:i $ ! s. % w
re & ID is s,.:. b Il Il
T. D. Myers lot ;..a.l 1n.nsr.ns '.''''''''.' 'o0'
as aIs q j:sss 81 s seoo
schmuck sna vile 70 Henry rieJen 80. 80. 500
'Gsy:s :'G;'s s s...a' 10000
spinr 81 W corner Thompson st, 5osSe io' Ann
Aass.%s M..:aS IT,. :. NJ Of v.rny.. So''
los ssas. ay .@a ~s 3 :f asS st. a;1s Nom
& ss.s s 70 Charles ssn.I n s7s st. 1Son.: Nor"
E ksvi.n wife e .%s: Sstt'I; -. Nom.
nss..i s.s T. A'ss ss.s new ~.rd Billet .;sa;o w
n,sn.Ii i% =: .ssss Ts;dj 100 100
kirs.s & iSc ss; Levi; K.p.y Tss%.; sas.ss 5000
and wifs to H. Lander. ................ 5000
son 81 Levy (rcfercej to 4 Robinson. .....s.. $500
MORTGAGES.
Yuepeling. David q. Jr. TO Gsorge W. Tucker, g. o.
eorner o ioih nv and l2sth ST. year $4,000
Wright. Eliza A., to kmigrant Industrial Savings
Bank. No, 24v Bieecksr st. yesr........:.. 1000
e. Of 10Th av years 1000
Sc xton john to Alfred Roo, w. g. of Elizabeth ST.,
p,..,an o. no%sNn WITHIN i; ana wife To- william oc
p.ars p" = w. -. 1850
Palmer. Victoria NJ. and husband, to Emigrant In
.s:i year 1000
GreubeL Nicholas and wife. to N. Wener, s. r. of
1924 st C23d ward 3years. 1000
First Bsptia Church. Harlem to q. Croius, W. OF
9th av, of l27th st year 1000
Dworak. Annie aud husband, to Mary Wotrube, W. d
a. of Washington Of LIST ST. C23d ward) year 100
DIXON, Sophia A. aud husband 10 George De Witt.
H. H. OF 10th ST. w. OF Sth av years....... 6OOO
BE lin ann sa.omon and wife to Julia W. Luther, o.
t;oerck st.. n Of Delancey st.; years: 500
Same to Balthsssr kruscher, @. OF Goerck ST., n.
OF Delaney ST. years. .......-........... $500
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COASTWISE STEAMSHIPs.
DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT STEAM.
i SHIP LINES.

For CALIFORNIA JAPAN. CHINA. AUSTRALIA, NEW
ZEALAND BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON, TO-,
sailing from pier foot Of Canal st., North River.
For san fkANClScO, via lsTHMUS OF PANAMA.
soanecting TOR Central America and south Pacific
Steamship CITY OF PEKlHG. Wednesday. September IL
From SAN FRANCISCO TO SANDWICH ISLANDS.
q AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND, tiTt'
Steamship II ALAMEDA Wednesday. September IL
For Information ana tckets apply At company's Office,
Bowling Green, New York.
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COURT OALENDARs-THfs DAY. \

SurxsMH Hr--CnANsEns-Hed by Judge West-
troox.--Nox o. 2S 2g, 81. 45, 81, a. 49, 102, 1O1,
los. l27, LAG l47 l6l 156, 1853, l73, 176 III, 17S
$50. els, 2l6, 2lS, 225 22J 23l, 237 2a2 yS, 246
MAkiS. Coz Rr-rRIAL iERM-Part 1--Held by Judge
Gocpp lS40, 3s72, 3Sc3 1886. $780, 1858, $3.50,
1913 1642, 164S, 1884, l645, 1876, l647, 1850 Part
2-Heid by Judge AIksr--Nos 2z05, 24Y7, 2264 1907,
3l05k, 1926 1927 1928 1929. $780, 1882, 1888, 1885,
1889 164r Part S-Hcld BY Judge Sinnott.-Nos.
1902 l60+, 1905. 1920 99, l65o,s, 1851, 1852 1885,
CouRr OF GkSRRAL SkssioSs-Part Hold by Judge
Gildersleeve.- Ths People vs.. Oscar D. Pc ersop,
feIoaous assault ana battery Same va joan shelter,
aud battery; Same VS. John Warren, teoniou. assault
and BAKERY; Same va Nicholas Laux and Henry
stheptxen, felonioas assault ssd battery same VS.
Patrick s. Brown, feonlous assault anu battery; same
vs. Peter Verden, ieoniops assault and battery Same
va Hattie Irving, slopvus assault and battery Same
W. Albert Jausch, burglary; Samsvs Edward 0'Nsu
and John Ryan burglary; same vs. John Rafferty,
aud John Dopohae, burglary; Same Va james Mo-
Donald, burglary; Same vs.. Charles A. JobsOn and
John Thurstcr, burglary; same w. William
Mason, john Stewart and John Oates, burglary;
Same Va John T. Duly, grand larceny; Same vs. Max
Schuefer, grand larceny; Same va Henry Thompson
and Michael Kelly, grand larcepy; Same vs. Nellie
Fiemlngs, grand larceny Same vs.. Dapicl j. Mullen.
grand larceny; Same va George, Morrison, grand lar
ceny; Same vs. Jane Smith. grand larceny; Same Va
James Gallagher grand larceny; Same vs. John Cava-
naugh, larceny from the person Same va Michael
sullivan, larceny from the person; Same Vs. George
Bennett, Max Greenbaum, Simon Barnett and Abra.
ham Barnett, recetvihY stolen goods, w.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sailing from picr S7 North River

sailing from pier s7 North River,
Ss1s S1y Asp s2ST sns
Coast Linz. risdmo Az Line cns;sps.s. Ohio Rail-
Ssr;A Ss,olSa and yjfss, x',ros s' '''' -
LEwEs. Del MONDAY, WEDN .sDAY aud FRIDAY.
s IN: st shs A ,cf Dscrr M
SrousS bills adnx to all point.
ONCE ss p's MecShaDY S' iSf
MooRaAN,s LINE 70 oNEw ORLEANS AND TEXAS
e Morgan. Loaisiana and exas Railroad, thence per
s; %
ss and esss Central
1ss
Fulton landed At RoeEport. 'S'' ~"
To- New Orleans e. pc. cent, 70 Texas ports gent
% s'ey ye to SookH
IN. fKhldHr AND rAssAaE .KEDUcED:
is5s 'if5 maS%SH Ss Si5in 5faEG Eyf arM
GITY GY 81 81 ss.
SS s.s 'spPfH
' AEx&SpHE SONS SONS 'sII's 81 and 80 Broadway,
NJ EW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
~ These nst class steamsips will sail At r. NJ from
pier IL North River loot OF Cedar for Havana direct as
follows NN'' -
CLYDE. 80. Septetnb,r 81
For freight and passage. having unsusasse
WV. r. CLYDE h CO., No Bowling t,yecn
MCKELLAR. LULING CO., Agents IN Havana.
rDLxAs LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AT KEY
i lWest.-SteAmer RIO GRANDE. Cnptain Bolrer will
sn from pier 70 Last River, Saturday september
given ut railroads In the State Corpus Christi
aEd BaIo. SANTIAGO Fregh and insurance low st
apply to Q. H. MALLORY CO.. i53 Maiden lane
NEW unLEHNS plkhCT THE CROMWELL LINE
ANseAmship hNiOk rRBOCkER Saturday. september
&, M o'clock T. NJ, from pier North Hver
Trough oiiis oi iad,ng given to Mobile and principal
points the sssppi River For freight or passage ap
ply to CLARK SEAMAN s6 West vt.
EOR uAVANM-THE SPLENDID NEw MAIL
IL steamer SARATOGA Captain J. Il. Sundbcr1, will sn ~
from pier " ast River thursday. September O. at
o'clock l.. NJ has maoninc-nt Accommodation pas.
scngera JANIS Is. WARU a CO, IiS Wall st
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.8aa WANTED TO PURCHASE.
4 SET or GOOD OFFICE FUkNiTUKE WANfED.-
hAddres with description and price, CHEAP. box 360D
Post office a. LiF
ANANTED-A LOT OF WALNUT PARTITIONS;
w hne suitable for banking oce will be purchased II
sold at reasonable price, Addre. COMMERCE., box 1877
Herald Office. II
WINES. LIQUOHS. &c.
A SuMMER NECESSITY. .-CHArEAU LAdAkOssE.
the favorte CiAret original OF 30
any address on receipt $+ of ~ pmt SiH
r.ril VICTOR Il. MAuuER PETKIE. no Readc 81
HOGNACs BOTTLED AT JONZAC DIsT1LLERfES;
Ohnrst imported also In wood VICTOR 4. MAUGER
n PErkIE, New York.
e. D(l0 CURRENCY WILL BUY 80 CASKS OF
pl.AVV.cxcelcnt Clar,t Wine In bond, Owner will
sell At sacrifice. Address s. B. H. Herald Office.
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REAL ESTATE.
Tho following salos took place on the Real Estate

The following galos took place on the Real Estate
Exchange to-day
WILLIAM KENNELLY.
Supreme Court foreclosure sAle-E. b Daktn, ref
eree-o' plot land. 94x1OO 5. on East 5sth ST.,
256 f. O. OF I'd Av, to James McGovern. $4,000
v. X. STEVENSON, JR
Supreme Court foreclosure sale-iiugh Donneliy.
the four story and basement brown stono
front house, with lot 22x9s.9 No. East 4ist ST.,
alori. painiG w 49,. 5000
unNi VIZ f ny JOHN 7. BoYp H .fYtf "A
Supreme Court foreclosure sale ID smeS r. Ledwith
reterec tho two story brick factory with two
lots, each ~ xSO Nos, so and So Watts st., n. e.,
l144 IT, e. OF Hudson st., to William fcc, plain
An 6..........,.,........ 1900
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ton, oConnor and Field for negotiating forged. ST.
Louis county tnousand-dolar bonds, were yester
day arraigncd for trial BY Assistant District Attorney
Herring The prisoners pleaded not guilty and were
remandsd 30 the Iomes
THE CASE OF "yIaf" BRADY. Us Xxx z
In this case which was set down tor trial to-day Il
was apprehendcd that one OF the most important WIT
nesses, whose name was not msptoned. bad mys,cri-
ousiy disappeared The person IN question was no
other than Edward Brownasd, OF No. 333 West Four
teenth street. one Of The mcu shot BY Brady on the
2d Of August last Assss,ant District Attorney Her
rng, who has charge Of the case directed oicsr Pad
dock, Of the Broadway squad who was also shot by
Brady, to arrest Brownhcid wherever no should aud
him. Oncsr Paddock found him in Wcstchester. and
Yesterday moruin TOOK him before Judge ,ldersssve
witness in deiaul, Of 81 0o0 t
M ArLEaED EMDHzzLEMExT, Il
Tho Court was occupied during the greater portion Of
the day in the trial Of Charles Tenniesaed ssesnsn
in the employ OF Messrs Ready l. Harvey, manuiac-
turers OF leather betting In kim street. The pris
charged with embczzing S32 4S, money which
he had collected for she gm II appeared that Tennss
field twice bevre tried similar charges and
Quilted The complainants however at the CONCLUSION
OF the trial bad Tenniesned again arrested and
dictsd the charge which ho was tried yesterday
The prisoner admitted that ho had collected the
menususd, SAID he had expended II N shs business
Of the Arm, Tor whom he claimed 70 do commission
business Ne WAS defended by MT Edgar n. Chapman,
who claimed that this nothing more than pcrsocu-
ton the part OF the complainants 1t appeared IN
tho OF the trial that snory alter arrival uf
Tsnneshed In this country he was uced comm t
forgery, and pleading guilty served term IN tho
Penitsntiarv. He then went INTO tho leather
betting business, but was not successful Among
his creditors were Ready & Harvey, TO whom
he owed about 500. THIS nrm then Engaged him. In
order, II was avsrred, 10 secure tho trade which Ten
nssAsd had gained, aud also redaoo bis Indebted.
10 tbcn. IL was also stated thag wh,le their
employ hc paid on between $500 and $4O0 vi the debt
aud Ready u Harvey. among ctnerg exoTtcd their n
husnce TO procure lor TenniesAed bis rssioraton
citizenship Mr. ChpmAn urged that Ready u harvey
had perssteny prosecuted his Client and produ cud
three Of tho Jurymsn who acquitted tho accused on
the Lass tra who, u was alleged, heard Mr. Harvey
say then that hc w0ulu follow fsuniesned desth
put him in the Pcniton,iary. Judge Giidcrsceve,
however, excluded this evidence. The jnry retired
shortly alter O'CLOCK AMI alter deiherating nearly
three hours returned Court Tor Instructions They
again retired aud o'clock returned
with verdict Of not guilty and che prisoner DIS
charged iN rtN fli7NnbTcJHI NtnV ioApNf
The New York herald., 1877-09-06

ONEW YOkk TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. DUBLIN
tIpi BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY, wy
nn pier y North River (toot OF Canal ST. follows
STATE OF NEVADA ......... Thursday. September l3
STATE OF VlRGlNlA Thursday, Septepber 20
First Cabin. $50 and $40 nccoroiDg to recommendation
ketufn at reduced rates. second cabin s45
AusTIN y HAL1WlS 4 GO. Agents, No p Broadway.
TIE COMPANi's PIER FOOT or CANAL ST. n. X
NATIONAL LINE-PTERs NOS. A AND 81 n K -
IN ~ FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND LONDON. lf
GREECE. Thu. sep. H. r. nj ERIN. Thu. Sep 90 r. NJ
F3k LiyLRPooL AND QUEENsT0wN:
The Queen. Sat ,se.l5. 10 aOAa Egypt Ff' - y
Cabin and stecrage passage amd drafs from 81 upward
issued ~ very low Copanys Office 81, Broadwxy
..tt..s. ....t =. w. j. HURST. ManHser. {
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-28
Black Rock District.

This district is northwest from Eu-
reka, and is distant AZ miles; it is sit
uated in the Roberts Creek range oil
mountains. The district has been
formed in accordance with the law OF
Congress passed MAY 10. 1872, with ii.
w. Brooks as Mining Recorder. The
place where the lodes are found is
called Chloride Mountain, so-called
from the chloride ores being found in
the lodes. The first location made was
the Morning Star, and it is twelve feet
wide; it can be traced on the surface
for | 900 feet or more. Five hundred
feel down the mountain, and running
parallel TO the foregoing lode. is the
Stranger, which is six feet wide. The
Rambler, more to the north, and near
the summlt of the mountain, is eight
ieet VIDE. The gaugue or matriX be-
ing quartz encased in limestone. The
lode has an east and west strike, and
dips north at All angle Of 45 degrees.
The cropping rock assays from $50 to
10 per ton. The country is we'll
wooded and water in abundance for
mining Purposes. The camp is distant
three miles from Wells ranch, where
there is plenty of feed aud pasture for
animals.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-28
SHELTERS FOR CORINNE.

Smelling works tor Corinne are
among the early probabilities Some
years ago a smelling furnace was in
operation here, but IA scarcity of ores
and gross mislnanagement of the con
Germ eventually caused its suspen-
sion. During the time of it's running
here, however, it was patent to
all that, with competent wOrkmen
and good management at the
head, smelling could be made a
very successful business here.
There are none of the drawbacks
TO contend with now that nan
ifested themselves at that time.
Montana ores are all shipped
here; there is plenty of water power
to De had for a mere song; and smell
ing works in charge of competent mel
can 10 a more lucrative business here
today than i'll any ether portion of
the Territory. 1t is said, also, that
more steamers are to be placed on the
lake for the purpose of fetching over
ores from the other side. Any man of
the least experience in this line will
not need 10 be told OF the advantages
offered by Corinne for the successful
establishment of smelling works-he
will see them at a glance. We under
stand that Mr.. Sanger is now looking
around for a suitable location to put
up works, and in our o%pininion the
gentleman could not find in the Terri
tory a better investment Tor his means.
CO11lrne Record.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-28
A New Freed of Hens.

A number of the hens recently re-
ceived by the poultry firm OF Asa
Green & Co. have introduced a branch
OF business in their line hitherto I'M
known in the annals of that species of
fowl. Yesterday morning All Chartz,
of the firm, went out Into the hen
merry to collect the daily supply OF
fresh eggs, and was puzzled to find the
supply of hen fruit furnished in sew
eral colors. from pure white to cardi'
nal red. All. rushed for the latest
work ON chickens to see what vas the
matter with his hens. but his pa rtner,
Green, who happened in at the time,
dispeiled the gloom that was settling
over the face of All. by informing HIM
that il was all right; the hens were of
a new breed, educated hens, and were
getting up a supply of eggs for Easter
ready for use.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-28

- ~
One of the workmen employed in
fixing the water pipes in the streets
thought he had struck it rich yester-
day, and bright visions of future great
wealth flashed through his mind until
he could hardly realize that he was
but a laborer earning his bread by
drily toll. He vas engaged in sinking
a hole in front of Goldstone's store in
the Odd Fellows building, when his
pick suddenly struck something very
hard, and clearing away the loose dirt
he found a large piece of rock which at
"A glance he knew 10 he ore. He quickly
set to work to write out a location no.
tice, and then proceeded with his
prospecting. The bottom of the hole
was all in ore, and drifting to one side
he struck what he deemed the foot
wall, and a cross-cut OF a foot or two
in an opposite direction divuIged an
other wall, possibly a clay seam. A
few minutes after, the bright dream
of bandnzas, fissure veins. big law
suits and future independence was
dispelled. He had unearthed two
large specimens from the mines that
had been left on the street long ago and
covered up when the thoroughiare had
been graded. The two boulders
weighed about 800 pounds. He did
not locate the ground, and will %
linue in the service of the Water Com
pany.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-28
Am InpOrttnt Ruling.

A late press dispatch from Washing
ton saws: 'The Commissioners of the
General Land Office to-day decided the
ease of seymour VS.. Woods and others,
applicants for a patent for the Wood
vile placer mine, in Nevada county,
California, in favor of the applicants,
Commissioner Williamson, in render
ing this decision, announces the fol-
lowing important ruling: No adverse
claim will be considered by this office
unless filed during the period of pub
| cation of notice, and couits' judg'
ments rendered in favor of adverse
parties which fail to file their adverse
claim within that period, can not be
considered by this office.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-28
Dry Goods.

1t is a rare occurrence to find in an
interior city So complete and hand
some an establishment as the dry
goods and clothing store of Meyers d
Franklin. We had occasion to ex-
anime their stock and were surprised
at its variety and completeness. The
firm does not rely on the San Fran
cisco market for its goods, but i'm
ports directly from New York and Eu-
rope; and, ss a consequence. its i'm
portations are of the latest style and
patterns; rich silks from the heavy
and durable black to the various
shades for summer wear, cashmeres,
new dress goods Of every description,
buttons of a unique pattern, trim
mings and laces, and a thousand other
articles that furnish the material for
the b~ewitching toilets of the ladies'.
We advise our fair friends TO call and
satisfy themselves that the firm can
cater to their most critical tastes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-28
Police Court.

The examination of Graham and
Cowell, charged with having been con
cerned in the late robberies abouttown,
was had yesterday. Crit. Thornton
appeared as attorney for the defend.
anIs. The two men thought they had
an easy time of it until District Attor-
ney Merrill rung in Steve Winnie, the
horse thief. as a witness for tho prose-
cutiou. Winnie had some time ago
''squealed," but his partners knew
nothing of it until confronted by him
yesterday. Both were held to answer
The examination OF the Others was
continued until Monday next.