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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
rnr PEOPLE.

N'pop!e III The " rid snasr as much with
Dyspcpsis a. Americans. Although years al
experience In medicine hal failed 10 accom-.
pllsh . certain and sure remedy or this discs'r
and It, eiirr's. such .. tour stomach, heartburn.
water bfa.h. .!ck hesdacbe. cosiiv' ness. palpi.
t.tiou oi the heart, liv.r complaint. coming up
~ food. i0~ spints. Ccner-! dfbllity. 'tc., yet
since the Introduction of urccn's Aug.st Flower
We believe { err l. No cs'r of dyspepsla that
c,nnot h. Immediately relieved. 5000 dozen
sold lest year. without ons cass of failure re-
ported. do To your druggis, and g,i . sample
bottle for 10 cents and lay IL. Two dosvs will
relieve you. Regular sire rs cents. dt2l 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
THE coMsTocK.
Latest Official Mining News


Inactivity in stoeks-Noth
lag in sight ~ Create an Excite
ment-The AdSaueiug satro . un.
mel = threat Heat az the Lower
Levels = B,nsnaa Prospects aud
I.atest Itesms Relative On the Gen.
erai MiRing ASpeet-Th Great
Eureka Miaing suit Deeid~d-
Eurekn Wiss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
rnE PALACE Esrl,o STAND.

Tor . roait Of beef nneieeiied In storey
county. 20 to Thomas Hsiinn's Rating Stand.
In the pa,Ac Sal On. No. 7 North q strtet.
Wing MIA city. rrcrh oysteis ut ali hoar- In
every style. fory miners alws,s on hsId II
nishi. Por ta.'y. home styis Of cooking. and
the best and frcs, est Of ell that the markets
Afford. the Palace Eating stand has no superior.
1ry Il. apis m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
EspRCIAL ATTENTION HERR.

Notice tho "sisr Remedies" DR.. var
Dykes "AniLbilious cute"i 10 preferred TO all
othes d. spept'e medicines. iiut, u dses not
gr,pr. recona, Il does not nauscats. Third.
IL IL pl.asani Ia taste and ~ oil.
"1'rout Oil OintmeLt " 10 prepared from Lake
Tahoe Trout. and II The beet Liniment ~ the
world Tor lih, umalism, Ncur ,,gia aud sprsihs.
10 to your druggist. get . sample bottle Of
each, free Of chsrgp. Trout Oh. % cents p .
b lille Anti.bilious Cure, one dollar. aulJ ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
A. CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the erors and
ipdi.ers,ions Of youth. nervous weshness. early
Dc. sy, loss OF manhood. -ter ] will send .
reesipt that will cure Won, Ysyr ~ CHANCE.
This great rrmedy ~as disoo-rfed by y is-!on.
arr in South America. rend q self-addrcssed
snvelope TO the Rkv. JUskPH 7. INNAS.
station u. Bible House. New York CITY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
q. 10. GALLUP.

o. II. 0ALLrr. opposite the Bank Of ciifor'
MIA. Cola Hill, tecps constantly On hand eli
sira,. Iii nj AZ OF eh-wtng tobacco. meer.
.ehsum nlpc,. mute, candies. nne cutlery. and
,o,s snd kery Roods Of all Kinds. sp2s 20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22

INV loRK. August - ~ A. n.
Currency. ejt. 696.
silver. 5Aet5.
Trades, a. @9SN.
Gold orened at a., closed sttt..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
roc REPORT.
san Francisco Board.
L..rNr>t>a

L,sr rVxst>a.
a. Hammond 4 Ely. 1lS. nS
$40 Enreka Goa. as, ~, Az. 81
cas- Jaekson. q. o.
no . Doi.io south. 'S, sS,'. .hiO
lp Belmont. 80
INK Consolidated. AZ
NJ Leopard. ?. I -
SO Oils Sc. Tsc
.0s3 Pa lher. 1 ~. Is, ~
lgN Northern Belle. IN. ~. IT,.
40 VI Dorado North, ~
ilo Hus-sy. 40. :c
GU psfr~ .. Z. I %
~ Grand rfxe. is.., i3<
loss Arseuta. I 10
Us Modo,. CO., sse
.Ov Moth Cos). s5c
100 Golden Chariot. sec. -
80 MINIS Belle. I ". ! IS
Sa poormAn. liz
.gi Steptoe, z a.
leo Leeds. I NJ
10 kmpire ndshel ~. 60
10 Manhattan. iOS
o3 C'n. Virginia. ~. esA
2t3 Mexican, 49,.
~ Cslifornis. u. Ss
"a pslehsr. A.. 10. a, ~
iO knebcq1er. q. c.
2c5 Overman, az IN
sv3 Julia. &C. 4. ySc
Is siefra S.s>da. :.
IS seq. B-ieh.r. u. 3iy
Js5 Justice. So. ss. u. ~
lD Be.tS Bslehsr. isS. iSs ~
10 yellow jacket, ~
rs OOuhl 4 Cary. Sc, 81. ~ -
go Go sn Point. 3 W. . NJ, ass
rHu- MORNING.
$50 Ophlr. t5s. 49, "
10 MsaicAn.y ".
aO B-.i and u ,lchsr. u.s.. iSA
I9i E.lil4nla NJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
SETTLE up.

L. PARTIES INDEBTED TO Us WILL
n place settle Immediately and thereby savs
c sts OF court, Nh. DAN. LYONS V author
iiad to eSliset and receipt Ill Mills for u.s..
STERN q eON,
aus Main street, uold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
DIVIDENDS.

.. a p.t -hats. aggrrgSting si.O-o..
"S' ir,i.rd ha.u.t Tth, %payas.s August
18th.
sssr"rsiir : 81 $3.50 40, dscl,na Ansu t'ih'
f.,.ble August ilfh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
Y~or-psurh'. Circus.

Porepaush's show will come in from
Reno early tomorrow morning. The
Management have t~hirty.two cars for the
transportation Of the company, but only
eight VI them will be used on the Virginia
and Truckec Railroad between Rene and
Virginia City. The railroad charges arc
30 heavy that Forepansh thinks he can
economize by having his cages Of animal.
hauled over by teams. The show will cI-
hibit on the Comstock three days, Thur.
day. Friday and Saturday. Tue nex oh.
jectivs point 10 Carson, whore they will
exhibit on Monday Of next week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22

lsos'. KAIuArsos makes beautiful. giossy,
,uxurlsnt hair prsvents its filling out or turn.
imy srsy, IL hiss stnoi the test OF forty Yeafs.
= eh.rn,inyiy p-rfnm-d. ard hss nd rival
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22

SENATOR JOKES 10 expected to viait Ne.
vada before the end OF next month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
SeII,l SILVER.

The vein material at the bottom OF the
Wine consists Of clay and quartz. about
three and one-hslf feet In width. some
streaks Of which give high assays. Water
has increased considerably. rstarding the
progress Of sinking somewhat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
...,,.,. ,u,. w.sss,sx.
i..-. E,..,.x.

TUE Hope mill has started up again
and Is working Andes ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
Utah.
Gould q curry.

sinking the main incline was somewhat
impe,cd BY an increased How Of water
during the first days 81 the week. This
nec,ssita,ei the putting in Of a donkey
pump, since which time the usual fair rate
Of progress has been made. Sinking the
Joint uinzc. ON the Savage line. below the
iCOO.foot level, Is being pushed vigorously
forward. The south drift from the bot.
tom of the east Wine. on the l900-fooi
level. Is bsing pushed ahead at tho rate OF
four feet per day. Tho character Of the
ground being 80 bad in the face that II
was found impossible to advance the east
drift ON the i7OO.foot level. q branch DRIFT
was started TO strike the soft ground aud
water further TO the northwarl. 1t being
believed that a drift can be advanced at
that point.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
Yellow Jacket.
lusttee.

Daily Weld, so tons 81 orc. The ore
storos from the Go0 down Ia the so0-foot
level are all looking we'll anil yielding the
usual amour, Of milling ore. The upraise
from the iOOO.fcot level i up i27 feet and
IL Openins mp some very rich ore. The
main south drift, on the lO0O-foot level, Is
making the best u progress. the ore in the
face showing much improvement. The
face Of the east drift. ON the il5O-foot
level. is showing more quartz. but has not
yet reached the main ledge. which fact Is
clearly shown by the almost entire alb
.ence 81 water in the face. The pumps
KEEP down the flow Of water easily, run
ming at rate % -four strokes per minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22

sinking q Wine below the i'oo'ioot
level has been commenced at . point 'oo
feet cast Of the main north and south
lateral drifts. in cro.scut No. 2. This
WINE will he an incline and VIII Do suns
TO the l9O0.ioot level and there eonnseuy
by means OF drifts with the COULD anu
Curry and Consolidated virginia m,nes;
East crosscut No. . on the l,Oo-loo' ie,ei
is steadily though slowly advancing, inc
heat in the face Of the drift being almost
unbearablS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
sutro Tunnei.

Total length Of 'nnnel to-day, 1880
feet. The face Of tie header Is in soil
ledge porphyry, witt. clay seams. requiring
constant and careful iimbering. consid-
cradle seepago o; water 10 met with. Ihe
average rate OF VI, ince Is about eleven
feet per day. Tie sir 10 OF . somewhat
higher temperature, being nipsty.ssven
degrees, but the ventilation 10 good. ana
no difficulty is experienced or anticipated
in working.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22

Rsmem'sr the Largest Assortment ard tie
Gso.tc,t BargsiIs 10 I'M e'n
bow be hsi ., Ihs inmenre Emporium OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03
FIGHTING POLITICIANS.
The Eject OF Offering TO Ret 500 that he
could Thrash - Man.

The assault on Henry Corr, the Brooklyn
politician who was badly beaten on his way
home from the Constitution Club on Wednesday
night, grew out Of a dispute over the fairness II
the primary election for Democratic General
Committee members from the Fifth ward.
Alderman Shannon's friends had an indopond-
cnt ticket in the field. printed on red paper
AMI Corrs friends. who represented the Nc
Laughlin element Of the party, put their ticket
on the same paper. Patrick Fitzgerald. who
keeIs saloon in Hudson avenue, near York
street. iclt offended at the defeat Of the shannon
III ket, and accused Corr's friends OF stuillng
tho ballot hox. On Wednesday afternoon. in
Humphrey lIartshornc's saloon, the men met
and, ~ N" excited talk. ! Dcerad called Corr u
liar. Th,n Fitzgerald grow violent and pull
ing from MS pocket 800 offered 10 bet II that he
could lick " Corr. Corr. although over tlfty
years OF age. jumped up t. meet the offer " tn
ont money IL struck fit2gorall fun in the
mouth. The two clin'hcd aul began u lusty
light Charles Mott. the harkceper. and others
separated them. reconciliation was effected
o'clock went - the Constitution Club for game
81 cards They lpduiged IA much drink. and
Corr fell asleep. Fitzgerald aroused him and
said IeeLinglyto his friends. There's the boss
excited conversation. Fitzgerald left the club
with his friends Corr started for home Il short
time afterwarl. and when he was near his
house, nj ISL lgh street, he WAS assaulted by
fitzgerald, who knocked him down and ,verey
used hun, No complaint has been maize again
Paddy" Burns. when both were arrested. He
was at another time stabbed on a Hudson river
ferry boat by DOminick Roche. the Assembly
nan. Corrs bruises conilnc him 10 his hOus,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03
PISTOLS AND H0RSEWlIIPS.
GEORGE H. GTLMtN ATTfCKED IN 4
COUPE ~ BRO.fDU.IY.
Three Half Brothcrs who Seek n Share In
Thcir Fathers Propcrty-A tabmnn who
Dctermined 10 Protect his Employer.


Determined 20 Protect his Employer.
At 3:15 yesterday afternoon Broadway,
between Cedar and Cortlandt streets. was dis
turbcd by tho driver Of n coupe, lis occupant
and three outside mon. That a murder was not
committed was probably owing to a defect in
the make Of the pistol which was flourishcd by
one Of the actors. Officer Samuel S. Cox. Of the
broadway squad, and assistants arrested the
mon. and they were followed TO the Tomhs Po-
lice Court by ex-Judge Fullerton. Mr.. Knox. his
partner. and Frank W. Fullerton and several
clerks. Two OF the men were bleeding from
wounds on the head. and one of tho officers
carried heavy whip which had been used by
the driver OF the coupe. Ex-Judge Fullerton
was flushed with excitement and as he entered
the court room he said This thing must be
stopped Then he stood close to the desk while
the aillcavts were taken. and urged the clerks
to exactncss George L. Gilman. the head and
front Of tho Great American Tea Company
stepped cautiously about. and was glnrcd at by
Fisher. Charles b.. and Thcophclus Gilman, his
half brothers.
In 1865 Nathaniel Gilman died and left prop
erty valued at sl.iOoooo. George +. Gilman and
Edward Mcclellan wore appointed executors
Fisher. Charles. and Thcophous Gilman were
the sons Of Nathaniel Gilman by his second
Wife. Thoy say that since their fathers death
they have tried TO secure the money which he
bcque9thed them, and that they have been pre-
vented from obtaining ii through the cxertions
OF George L. Gilman. the son Of Nathaniel Gill
man by the first wife. An accounting was or
dered some time ago and the Hon. james S.
Thnyer was appointed the referee.
George +. Gilman. according to- his own show
ing, has frequently been violently attacked by
signify under the near protection Of the police.
me reference WIS under way in Messrs. Full
lerton, Knox Crosby's ,olllecs in the Eluit-
able Building Yesterday. When it was adjourn
ed. soon after o'clock Fisher Charles and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03

FRIDAY. Feb. @ - Flour AND MEAL - The
flour again lower The close wheat Hour was
at c w We So STATE Tor and "i' %o. .Rr"s sT1'
sS,SS wheat 'Vi s SN5" s M We,'e u
IS %. do winter wheat aud Xxx 81 i0,sse " Mime.
a gqifBGG aud f Ssssai South
srn ssppW xtras ~ ~ ., Corn mca-wes stern.
me- s4s'sso 20 Backwheat n99r, loO ms. sieesl 10
sumption %ds upsn illss sa HsN s5 Or bS SSs
fHturcs WEIR llc lower and active closing more steady;
for March s3c "r kp ~ ia,sS fSr Nav
Gga,i RecS the port. 10 law e "ia b bales t'1' O'
.po o s az se So S s ;dS , on the
2Oop bbs mess at slG5pssi6OD Tor March, and SIC 20
All demSd aud ~ SF WITH Win ss S%s Of S'S city
ani asiic ior I'D bellies Lard lover and more SeSiyc
Nc, @ e ~ slo 20 for Prime city and gu io prime
& S 9 ,eT fsl4,rgsry i2sssiii. Sr lsrsh and
dg at 7 or wc. m ana S t DS ci,S h Hs,s
2,eI,c Me.'ef9 crsamcly SlsJcc tu,, enl nrhns.
g" s. to SRI common TO s,r i2siie Cheese
Gaigic. gel''4c wes,.g factory ssiil.G skim, 4e7c.
GnaiS-Whcat was more active there being some do.
BUSH, mainly 80 chicago az Il 4i% s' but
q"o" strins 81 81 ri S SSr ~ We
az a. Slneago 10 2 81 ~ 80 g. rejected and 80
g SaSesle5i white do, q 5ossid, E6ash. Dat. vsre,
SS.h Ana a griss or sS s' n ls2
a qs no a, Ie Hnd tssi7s 81 y6's d%
do. 4s@52c. indian corn was in hotter supply and
hslc. lower, nj which the demand was very
iair sales GOD bush. at 5sarDc.
western ungradcd and steamer mixed. old Western
mixed at 10tdlc.. old yellow. UlgGgr. new yellow
~Glc, new southern. OJSe2c white and 5gsGlo for
yellow
GhoCERiRs-Rio COMO wns quiet and unchanged at l7f
s12'sc, toid sales al Baltimore 81 2i'0 ng. On rivh
terms; midi grades quiet AZ iNe1N Tor MirHruhu. and
22e2ic Tor Java both eoi Rec ami moia.-cs were
very quiet AMI nominull Unbalanced Raw sufifs con.
tnl,d IN active requr and arm sale. stsnhids and
5ip boxes - N4g"sc. tor TAR 10 good refining Cuba.
ana lo'4@losc Tor ccntriiusa vest rl1N aud today
about 500 tons MANILA 90 arrive, were sold ssi,
Refined nfn aud in demand at II a. Or AMI l1-.s
Il',c. Tor haris
. SrSDrws-Sririts turperunc was again iuli at iic.
Resins wholly nominal ~ - lnss1 30 common
good strained Petroleum du 20 a. ga 'r crude 90
hulk and 20 &C. for refined an hhis ll.rr snlts
IRON n follows 5fpp tons Nnityfls Ht0.rn.
ss, and 50 tons No ats ifi,af. If.,. Iflulihi.
were asain iul .i suucWl at tf-Ur. -fnuf Liverpool
~ steam, t'i' Cloyg 500 80. Nf"'n. s' rrofi>'u %.
steam id raow, w. 81 crud. f,t .IHrII TODD tfcicn
lort. hs rcsiiuum To LiyDtIoni. lHNi tupier Ora.
advanced with 4rfsn rs likr s.id ri, cash.
lailuM arain easy al SOS iH i,r prime. A.i.hry SOLD
to The extent OF l5Obbl- at 81 o. ash lni -uiar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03
LRIE RECONSTRECIED.
The Plan Adopted by the Enriish Boud and
Stockholders.

The following Is the amended scheme for
the reorganization of tho Eric Railway COM
pany recently adopted ly the English bond AMI
stockholders, in which they invite the co0pcra-
ton Of holders Of stock In this country:
~. Onchsr NJ the larc. o. the new company whether
preference ordinary ioc issued in The names oi one
sets ~ trustst- Hereinafter called voting tr
tees who shall hold The for the punose cx,rcs
in the voting power thereon until the dividend has
aid the preference shares for three consecutive
Years. certificates hcng issued for the same which shall
utfc the holders receive from the trustees all di,
drnis Dc carcd n respect Of the shares held in trust
named IN the rst instance nv the recunsrrtinn frus
tcrs lor The time .ing aud a. he eu,ov. ,,J t mi ,
th'iT vacancies every trustee TO he sui.
'taniial londhodcr at tc time his appointment, and
~ The shareholders of the present company 10 he
admitted to shares Of equal amounts preference for pref
oncnali ny certificate under clause IL the preference
sharcs 70 carry dividend, at ,ix per cent rer annun
81 tr company III cach year; such fehdms-iun 10 be
conditional on the payment Of ~ gold per preference
shae anu ~ gold per ordinary share before The t
o March, lsfI The Shareholders making such pay
mcnts to receive for the amount thereof nocumuaiivo
income bonds. without mortgage security, payable in
the lat Of December 1919 also payable In gold at ur
cent per nnnum. dependent the net earnings the
~ Nevertheless Il shall he ut tho option NJ any share
hoier to pny on orr before the ltn March, 1877 only e.
share and in that case he shall he resdmt,cd To- III
shares, but shall receive no income bonds
10 further but nnal period To he hereafter fixed by
allowed beyond the LIT II March 1877 Tor the payment
OF ihe amounts payable the shares under the two pre-
greu Instead of paying ON or before the st OF March,
~ viii be charged additional 10 per cent beyond
Tie amounts mentioned ia those clauses.
10 New shares may he issued to the amount OF the
present shares which there shall he n IL, fault in
posed Of for the BENEFIT the company or otherwise
dealt wlth US the reconstruction trustees may determine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03
John +. Chambcriin - bankrupt.

John L. Chamberin's examination on suprle-
mcntary proceedings on a Judgment obtained against
him by A. r stewart Co. surety for Charles Thornc
Jr lessee Of Nhos Theatre had been set down for CON
unuaon Yesterday in the Court OF Common Pleas but
few minutes before IL called niunct ton from JUDGE
Ratchlurd IN the United State. District Court was served,
h' order vas issued IN con.quonce Of Chambcrn's eo
ins into voluntary bankruptcy. Ilis liabilities over
S2lAol while his nominal assets si7I0n including
mining stock About SiupI of the Indebtedness Il nr
wine bills, AMI about siOuJfO lawyers taors grocers
and butchers $1,000 10 " H. Chainherln aud H. r. Me-
Grnth, described gamblers; $1,000 10 the Attorney.
Gen, raj for forfeited tail <5i to Charles hnupp Wash
and SllplJ Jav Gould
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03
Ely SHORTS MURDER.
The Arrest and Commitment OF the Supposed
MMrderer OF Ihomn. PoNniz.

BAY SHORE, Feb 2.-The murder Of Thomas
Poyntz was kept as secret as possible. the au-
thorities fearing that publicity might alarm the
pcrpetrator and prompt him 10 escape. Late
last evening the Coroners jury. after spending
six hours in secret session. found verdict
against Nathaniel Evans. At four o'clock this
morning his house was entered by the consta-
bles and he was placed under arrest. He made
no Resistance. but his wife. in terrible distress
entreat"d the on 'ers 10 release him, declaring
his innocence and ignorance Of the crime. Al
daylight he was brought Ia this place and taken
ON In" morning train 10 AmltyNille, where he
WIS commit 1t for trial.
Evans Is sixty-one years of aRa. and has n
wiie and two married daughters. as has poyntl
the murdered man. He il slightly built nb0ut
i've feet six nrhos In height, with n bent form
and hi X gray hair He said to-day ~ he told
Inc coroner Jury yost' rday, " II is your place
~ nni ont what YOU want to know. not mine 10
The mystery as TO the manner and object ~
tn murder II as impcnetlahe AZ ever. OF sui
rld" thHr" ar" no suspicious the testimony Of
the physicians being that while II must have re-
pulr'd great force Ia drive u weapon, sucn aS "a
gougc. - deeply into the human body. II also
required groat ior'" 10 withdraw II, more than "A
man with so deadly wound would b. likely to
ono must have LEFT the bed tp 80 cfe.tualy con-
ceal the weapon. the evidences of tho homer
rhaSc are that the murdered man did not stir
AT r. hring ~tru X.
spree, Is terrified lest he bee implicated in the
murder His unVarying story is TINT he went
10 bed IN Evans house pretty drunk; that he
was awakened 10y poyuN going 70 bod. and,
60 get into tho same bed and swearing because
th"re were already two men Their and no room
iur MN. when ne noN woke Mrs Evans and
Boland were in the room and IOynE was dead
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03

Lucy Wood wants $1,000 from James Turner
for breach of promise Of marriage AMI scdu ton and for
e support her child Lucy, who Is n years Of uec
was Turner housekerpcr She says that Doe promised 10
marry her about year ago Judy Daly yesterday APP
I0ufcd guardian hsn Tor MARI bring the action
NHrv l. LoichtNc. has sued Hans 1reskow for %
dnalD sodu. ton and breach promise marriage
and 100 .hnW SNOW ~ Ludlow sirt,t all default ~
lnN &C. tDfs ever hufus promised tuHar4 Mary and
'hurgc h1' iti- an Htf'mW torN'ort money from hlu
JNl-, pNuHHNr ros,Ntd his decision On motion " va
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03
LOUIsI4NA's ELECTION RETURNS.
Packard Refusing to Produce Them before
the Grand Jury.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2.-Emile Honorc
paokard's prcsumptlye Secretary oiState. being
summoned by the Grand Jury TO produce the
election returns necessary in tho examination
q the charge Of forgery and perjury against J.
MADISON W els prr'mptnril} r. fused the de-
mnnd saying t.lnt he was AdVis d ~ Do 50 BY
parhh.l.
The Federal Comptroller 81 the Currency. in
governor =, and nsk- him 10 Erta bill concerning
inc reports of tie State banks passed through
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03

Tho second course Of lessons at the New York
Cooking School, X ~ Marks place, will begin TODAY,
att r. and viii comprise about seventy Ave methods
OF cooking The following bin Of mrc Will be cooked on
Saturday by Aired raas. ch,f Creole SOUP. blaok
bass viii tartar sauce, lN"hai'' potatoes cNtl hare,
pL,uu iIe uiulNtltd Ntui>ut with crrlnt itllY Lima
beans with butter sauce, laAed apply dunlA with M.
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Hudson County. Indre,ed rreeholacr..

Director IlalStral, and Frecholdors Farrer,
lnl. Harper Mcl'h.hps, Blackwell, dinnoehio. speer,
Crrran COOK sauup. and Smith were Hrraign'd IN the
W. .fNn count. .uftN oyer aud Iormhtr yesterday,
.a.-. ln ndll nneuts with nllitu.atft. Ar-unfrt
oia ,cruul4.4 ~ the supreme CouIt Wall he hai neat