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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05
SATURDAY nlaHrs FIRE.



AZ 0 o'clock last Saturday night the
residence Of Henry Smith. on the Bowers
Grade. directly west Of the Yellow Jacket
hoisting works. was discovered to DO on
Are. within ave minutes after the first
alarm the house was almost entirely gone.
and vhsn water reached the building there
was nothing left for the firsmsn to do but
TO q the adjoining sdifccs. Not = thing
was rescued from Mr.. Smiths house. Mr..
orsn lives ON tho north side and Mr..
Block upoa the south side Of Mr.. Smiths
place. Ne material damage was sustained
Nv sithsr, only . part Of Mr.. 0rem's roof
Ming charred. The greatest injury done
VA In removing furniture frsm the houses
named. Mr.. Blocks piano was thrown
over the bulkhead and considerably
bruised. Other household fixtures wers
used rather roughly. and the place yoster-
lsy was In . generally demoralized oondi-
ton. During the excitement one or two
houses In the immediate neighborhood
were entered by sneak-thisves who were
willing 10 steal anything they could lay
their hands upon. One young man lest
his best suit Oh clothes and . pair Of new
boots.
M. Smiths theory Of tho way In which
ths Are caught il that u was caused by the
efplssion OF q coal oil lamp. Mrs. smith
10 N the house with the two children.
The ounge one becoming restless, Mrs.
smith, In order TO quiet the little ono lay
Town with n on the bed In tho sleeping
apartment. leaving the lamp burning In
the sitting room Shc remained IN this
pesitien some time without removing her
clothes. and being weary with the cares OF
the day. dropped OF In . Light sleep.
Suddenly she awakened with . terrible
sensation OF choking. The room was filled
with smoke, and the flames wcro shooting
through the cracks In the wall. Almost
fainting, she still had sufficient presence
Of mind 10 break through the window,
throw her little son out upon the ground,
and follow with her babe in her arms. IL
vas none too soon. The house was OF the
most c~ombustible material and q minute
later the flames burst through tho walls
and brought the roof down upon the very
spot where she had been reclining.
Mr.. Smith was attending tho Masonic
Lodge al the time. but hearing tho alarm
Of nro and seeing . light in the direction
Of his house. he ran up the hill as fast as he
could, arriving just In season to see the
last spark extinguished by the tiremen.
The unfortunate family saved nothing ex-
ccpt the clothes they wore. A gold watch
and some jcwelry were lost. Tho entire
loss will amount 10 nearly $1,000, and the
iusurance IL but light.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05

NEw YoRx. February 5.-TrAnsaetions
at tho Morning Board : 400 Alpha. ~.
800 Belcher %. 200 Rest h Belcher 36s
@s6,.. 200 bullion iss, $50 Caiiforni.
I9b @5OS. 800 Cleveland % @9t, 100
Imperial "a. SEQ North SLOPE i6, 100
Con. Virginia 81. 200 Grown Point stec
\, 100 Exchsquer ". $50 Gould 4 Cur
~ l2a @i3A. 800 Hale 4 Norcross Q. 100
Justice l5a. 800 Mexican, lsS. 80 Seq.
Belcher Gs. 200 Sierra Nevada sk@sS.
800 Silver Hill st@sa. 500 Union Con.
10, 800 Yellow Jacket II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05

sAx HsAxcisoo. February 81 ?. H.
II Is sscsrtained that for . long time past
an extensive system Of thisving has bean
prscticed On tho overland freight trains
some three wssks ago two cars arrived
overland Of the Central Pacific depot In
city with their contsnts thoroughly ri1ed.
0ss ease Of valuable dry goods had been
entirely cleaned out and other cases
Of boots. shoes and other goods were nsar.
lyi al gone. Tho Officers Of the Central
Pacific have been on the wstoh for the rob
bars for . long time, but thus far unsuo-
cessful. II 10 not known whether the
d~spredations arc porpetrsted On the Cen.
trail Pacific OF. east Of their linz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05

THE splitting Of that hAlf.sarload Of wood
from train IS Last Saturday was caused by
the load being 40 heavy that the trucks
would not swing" In making the turn.
A strange feature u the accident Was that
the car Jumped OF the track and ON again
without stopping the train.
CHRISTOPHER RopSA. known on the
Comsteck a. "Buck.hot." was stabbed
With q miners candlestick by . man named
A. willianh. The ARRAY occurred in ron
Of the Milwaukee saloon. Q street. .Nir-
rinia last Saturday night. liodda has
been taken 70 the County Hospital.
FINE ENGINE o SALx.-The steam
DIRE engine Of Young America Engine Go.
No. q. ct Virginia City. Is offered for sale.
together with two hose carriages and luz
FEET of carbolizsd hose. The machine Is
guaranteed 10 b. In perfect order. see AL
vertissmsnt.
Mis- JENNIE q. KKncuKvAs, teacher Of
the Primary Department In the Central
schosl. departed for San Francisco satur-
dsv nisht 70 attend the funeral OF . sister.
IN viii return W her school to-morrow
morhing.
LrainIAroHs were thick on the COM
stock yesterday. Besides ths members VI
our own delegation. . great many from
Eastern Nevada we're wandering AROUND
70 see what they could eco.
The shop windows Of Gold Hill and
yirrinis City arc filed with Valentines
The llth Of February will give an excuse
70 the young fellows TO spunk up u pro-
poss 70 their girls.
Couprcron YoKxAxs. who has been ON .
tri, 10 the Eastern States. has returned.
ana il now running regularly ON the VIZ
sinis and Truckss Railroad.
Noricx 10 given In our advertising col
umps to-day that c. y. Some and l.. L.
SAWYER are the only authorized collectors
for b. II. Carriek.
JAMES n. WARD. the talented and versa
tile actor, will take . benefit at National
Thsatsr. Virginia. this evening.
Tu. gAllows used for Larkin's eIecu.
tioa was caved upon last Friday and has
sincs been renewed.
EIoHrr-rwo bars Of bullion. valued at
sass. All. were shipped from Virginia City
Last evening.
Jorx LYNCH was granted . divorce from
Mary Lynch in the District Court Last
SATURDAY. = .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Enstern war C1eud


LONDON. Feb. 5.-Tho T~es' Belgrade
correspondent reports that peace nsgotia.
tons between the Bervian agent and tho
Turkish Embassader at Vienna are broken
OF. In consequence Of tho Psrts's psrsist-
cnco In demanding guarantees, tho nature
NJ which II refused 10 specify. The T'ssss'
correspondent says II 10 quite probable
that the Turkish proposals 70 Borvia and
Montenegro were more the result OF . de-
sire 10 appear ~msgnanimous In The eyes af
Europe. than OF anxiety for peace, u the
Porto undoubtedly believed that In the
event Of . Russo Turkish war. Russia will
make use OF Bsryia In spite OF any treaty
which may have been concluded be-
tween Servia and Turkey. II peace
Is not made with servis befsrs
March tho army will move In
converging columns on krslavatz. tho
former capital. and call together the Ser.
Wan Assembly there. which shall overturn
the present government and mako . satis.
factory treaty with the Porte. Should this
be accomplished and Prince Karagiorge-
vich DO placed on the Scrvisn throne,
Austria would undoubtedly favor the
movement strongly. A good many Hsr-
yians also would not oppose sueh . change
very s~trenuously. From four ~ six thou
sand volunteers, mostly foreigner. are
stationed opposite T~umschevia, and will
proceed TO Gladovia - soon ~ they re-
cei,o supplies Of new clothing. This DON.
centration Of troops ii 0lsdovia strongly
indicates q prospect Of corporation with
foreign forces, as the troops can DO Of no
possible use OF GlAdovia, except 70 hold the
crossing Of tho Danube between Roumania
and Servia.
A Tine. dispatch from Vienna says the
Porte, although u has not yet Informed
Servia Of the nature OF the guarantees IL
demands. has confidentlally communities
ted them 10 the Powers, and tho lattsr
have expressed an u~niavorable opinion OF
them. All the Powers, however, ssem
most anxious not 10 quit their present a.
titude Of reserve or 70 offer . enesided ad-
vance; 30 II u IL possible that the Porte
has made the communication 70 elliott seine
suggestion from tho Pswsrs. the attempt
has failed.
The Times says Russia having apparently
determined 10 weaken Turkey by pre-
longed armaments. Il IL expected thai .
n1w ~ ,eas \. sn,nar az,
VIII 20 lnaer'anen' a." sne Ii ~
nus.,a = on .ne PS,n. onU,an ~, or'
run, NC l,nes ~, sno yPuA
eraIions IN .n., qu.INr VIII "
posstp,e nul ...,,h.
a Iisses nsriin sn y" ~
key. He says Turkey won't rsstsrs V 6er-
via all her fortresses while tho R~ussiansis
a.
MAIN on ~ r,u,n'
esumpuon ., me ~. s.rso pr..i.
.aseou' ~ aais gn,ss. ~, - s,ssu.t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05
p.s.r,.r.. s.s.s ss.s,.r.


The following note was received by us
this morning;
SEATTLE. W. T., Jan. 81. 1871.
Enron CON Hill NEws:-David Pot
ter. fsrmerly Of Gold Hill, died here of
smallpox on the 25th inst.
q. G. PERKINS.
We think the David Potter referred Ia
was an engineer vho was formerly en-
pleysd at the mining works Of this section.
and who killed Billy Began In 4 personal
quarrel eight years ago In Ihis town.
issgAn hal been Town Marshal Of Gold
Hill previous To tho unfortunate occur
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05
BRONCHIrIs.

From John Fiagy. Eco. Of B~enninytos. y. H.
"Thrss ysars snes Vas very much reduced
with . drcadfui cough. which rvsuited In Bron.
dltieult - speak 10 On audible vo'cs. To this
Wa added ssvsrs night sweats. and Z vas fear.
ful Of going into Q decline. Aft.s rccourSs 10
various remedies 10 no purposs. ! mais use Of
Df. wistafis raisam Of Wild CAerry. . few bot
ties Of which fully rs.tored ne 70 health.
since that time I have hsd several severe o..
lacks Of cough, but the D ,isam hes always 70
them. always keep 10 by ne, and
.hould not know how 70 do without r."
Sold by all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05
Inssallauea.

Las, Friday evening Mystie Lodge No.
3, knights Of Pythias. installed the follow
ing officers : r. II. Ham. p. Gil 3. y. Ben
neits. q. C.; II. d. Gray. ". O.; Z.
Prince. p; George II. Nsrrison. K. q Il.
and r.; A. Pascos. n. of T.; De Mitte
Wagner. ". Of l.; T. n. Trembeth, =. ct
A.: u. Peterson. I. O.; d. Van vrankin.
o. q. III. Cooper. d. d. q. O.. oficatsd
q installing sficer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05
VACANT PLACRs

In the dental ranks will never occur II you arc
particular with your tssth. and cleanse them
ever day with that famous 10 tb.wash 5000
DON'T. Prom ,o.th TO old age Il will keep the
enamel spoilers and nnlm saIrd. The teeth OF
whitsnsss, spd the gums . rosesis hue, while
tbs breath 10 purified and rendered sweet and
fragrant. II 10 composed OF rArs antisepsic
h.rbs. and Il entirely fre nom the objection.
able and iniurioas insrdisnis OF tooth'pa.tss.
etc. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05
FRoM 4 DIsTISGTIsHRD JuRlsr.

81 have tried tho PERUVIAN srRup. md the
rcsult faily sustains your prediction. 10 ~
nad- q new man OF mo -inhnsed Into my sys
TEN new vigos aud energy. l am no longer
trvmnloas and debliiis'eJ - when you last
saw me, bat stronger. hesrtier. and with larger
81 any lime during the last Ave years." rod
BY all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05

Llox's KArHAnoH makes bssuttful, gossy.
luxurisnt hair; prevents IL hillng out % tsrn-
fug eray. II kss stood The test q forty ysafs,
u charmingly pehumsd, ~ ~ 10 rfvaL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05

IrAsAxs MAGNOLIA BAIx preserves and ~
stores the complsxion, removes frsekis. tan
and .aiiowneas; makss the akin son, vhite I'D
delicate. Its spplicauoa csnnoth ~ dstected.s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05
THE LEGISLATURE.
r.r.c,.l To -nr aolD NIL DAILY sr~..l
Nenntc.

" w =. $3.50 h'.- s@as $500"
senate.
CARsoS. February 5.-Tho Senate took
. recess at 1850 without having transacted
any business Of importance.
The Senate occspied all the afternoon in
the consideration Of the Schultz Zoo bill.
Assemsly.
Stewart moved q reconsideration Of the
vots BY which the Warden bill passed.
Atchison read . speech 10 the effect that
he had been induced 10 vote for the War
den bill by representations that II he did
not 90 vote. the Governor would veto the
EurskA aud Elko bill. He had vsted
against his convictions Of right and should
now vote TO reconsider. lie denounced a.
aishsuorable the means by which he had
been induced TO vote for the Warden bill,
and desired that he might now be allowed
70 place himself right.
stewart made q legal argument against
the constitutionality Of the bill.
Harris said he would move for . com-
mittee 10 investigate the Governor after
the Warden bill WAS disposed Of. lie do
nounced the Governor and the manner In
which he tHarris) charged the bill had
been passed.
The House refused TO reconsider the
Warden bill by . voto Of % to ~.
xighels offered . resolution that the
vote BY which the Warden bill was passed
does not cast any reflections ON the per-
sonal honor Or business integrity Of +. z.
LYMAN. The resolution was adopted
unanimously.
Harris introduced q resolution for the
appointment Of q committee OF three 10
investigate charges Of corruption against
The Governor. which gave rise TO . do.
BATE, after which the resolution was lost
By q vote Of 26 10 n,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05

. rurKrs arrests were recorded at The
Virginia pslice station this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05

REFORMATION WAITED Of the whereabouts Of
Mrs. camnihgs- maiden mama, Budget Pe<sn
who Siil hear OF something 10 her advantse
by addressing Michael Donovan. fts fut0n
sircet. San Frsneisco. California. jail w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05
A sUpYo.,ATiSa C0Uon.

In . letter to hr. Isle, Of Chicago, . well
known contributor 10 the Western press. sht
ascribes the cure Of dangerous cough. accom-.
panied by bleeding 1t the lungs, TO Hale'l
llouey OF Iiofshound and Tar. my cough"
bot the Honey OF IIorehound and Tar hss
removed every trare of IT, The letter was TO
q lady friend IN this city. who has placed 10 81
the disposal OF O. N. crittf nion. Z Sixth ave.
nne. Piks's Toothaehs Drops cure In one
minute
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05
San FRANCISCO.


srsu.r TO -us soLO m. pAnr rsvs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

AL vsssoxs INDEBTED 10 a. .. Bull
n LAKD. of he vsrsy Haass. uiii pisasu
I'LL and , tile their eco unts imnediafs'y. u
sire monsy 70 eaffy ~ b. slnsvs. md coin I
nuss and vii havs. Hsis nottes.
ksWf 4. D. buf4Ako-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05
Murderea BIZ La.atles.

s%rRIsorrrLD. Mass. Feb. 3D.. E. Ben
nett. an attendant In the Northampton
Asylum, was murdered yesterday By luna
tics.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

Nellie Beoth. Aggie DenmAn, Nettic
Noble, Rosa Dandurand. Nettis Bowling.
Della Casey, viciorine Pequigney. Rachael
Joy, Susie Mccone, James hsDermott,
Willie MeDermott, James Thomas. Harry
Francisco, Charles Mccarthy. Frank Nc
Carthy. John MAtthewson. Charles Nat
thewssn. John Barrett. John Collins. Joe
Norton. James Gavin. Willie Gavin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05

NEW YoRK. February o. Tho World
prints tho following statement. which
seems TO be authoritative /: "a m is
current now In society circles rs 10 the
true proceedings In the May.Bennett duel.
II 10 asserted That when ths seconds asked
tho principals II they were ready May
twice replied that he was not (; that after q
second asking the snap OF . pistol was
heard and that Mays second thsrcupon
advanced In front Of Bennett aud asked II
n was his pistol which had becn snapped ;
that Bennett exhibited his weapon In proof
that such was not the case ; that May then
spoke MP and said his pistol hal accident
ally snapped ; that altar this the seconds
adjudgsd To Bennett the right to frc n
that Bennett leveled his pistol. took AIM
and then suddenly throwing up his arm
fred In the air, thereby ending the duel
with no bloodshcd.
The work or the Commission.
NEW YoRK. Feb. "a Tribs1s's Wash.
ington special says tho decision Of the
tribunal relative to Florida will be scaled
and delivered 10 the President Of tho Sem
ale. and when that officer receives II be
viii the Joint Convention, open
and announce the verdict. and the eoant
will then proceed. II Is thought that the
count can proceed - far as to Louisiana
and that the Commission can get 10 work
this week on that Btate. Tho Louisiana
case, 10 10 oasy 10 see, will DO very much
simpliAed by tho rulings Of the Commis-
sion on the preliminary questions In the
Florida case. Predictions are quito COM
mon that tho Electoral Commission will
not complete is work In time 70 announce
The result before the lth Of March.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-05

NEw YoRK. Feb. ga Rsrairs WASH
ington special says: On the occasion Of
the visit Of O'Conor to Grant, the former
made amends for the letter disrespsctful 10
Grant. recently published. -.
A later Msraid's Washington special
gives In detail this To-day tho story
goes that 0'Conor asked Secretary Fish
to accompany him 70 the White Morse.
where O'Conor was presented to the
President. and made him an apology for
what he owned was intsmperats and un.
justihabls language. Tho President, II 10
said. met him frankly. and confessed that
he had never seen 0'Conor's letter. but
had seen allusion 10 II In the newspapers.
He received O'Conor's apology In the
Same spirit In which II vas given. II IL
said the two spent some time In general
-.-----.-
The New York herald., 1877-09-12
FOLEY'S fORAY.

Captain Foley siEuaizcd himself by QUO Of his usu ol
raids through his precinct on Monday, and the result,
the array OF 1l6 prisoners yesterday morau Ut
the bar oil the Essex MarSet Police Court, whose dis
position occupied magistrate and clerk noarly the
day TIC prominent capture that tho noto-
rous .'Owney Gcoghegnn, oil No. lo3 Bowory,s who
lakon into custody along with nlnety-slx others
male and female isoquensers Of ;be pace. 1eoghcgap
being alrcudy under bonds Tor So oo0 ho required
TO furnish / $40 additional security
Lena Reng, Louisa Brown, Avis Wandley Emma
Smith, August Meyer, Mary smith aud Margarct
Dale, all proprietors OF disrcputabo dens In tho
Bowery, Rivington, Delaney, Elaridge and Forsyth
streets, were pat under bonds Of ST. 600 each for trial
bchaviOr
The New York herald., 1877-09-12
COURT CALENDARs-THls DAY.

SUPREME CouRT--CIiAMBERs-Hc!d by Judge West
brook.-Calendars called NJ ii O'Clock A. M-Nos II,
A. ST. ST. 81 a. So 3D. ll2, u.s. l3S, li3 l5l l6l, l6
l63 17O, lss, 2l9, 222. z29, z4S, z54, 800.
MARINE CouRT--lRlAL TERM--Pau Held by Judge
Gospp Mos. S2S, 16ll 1924, 1886, 1885, Ill., l7lS,
l72O, 1871, l722 l723 l725, 1925, l727 l729 Part =
Held by Chici Justice Shen--Nos. l5OU1a, 1884 1855,
173S 1907. Part 3--Hed by Judge Spnott Nos 1855,
1914 1885, 1699 1904 l55l 1852 1868 1851 1894 1885,
1897, 1880, 1871, 1882.
COURT or GENERAL. SEssOys-Part 1-Hoid by Judge
GlderslGeye. -lhe People W.. Oscar d. Peterson,
lnued. Part 2-Hcld by Ju 20 Sutherland. The
People VS. Patrick Tehen, robbery; Same john
Conroy John Collins ana James Bird robbery; Same
W.. Alexander Younglesch, robbery Same VS.. John
Eakin, robbery; same VS.. Anne Cash, ielonous as
sault and battery; Same Mary Hughes, fOlonious
assault and battery; Same w. John Murphy, lcionous
assault anu battery Same VS.. Peter Leutz, fclOnous
assault and battery same VS.. John McCabe burglary;
Same VS. james W. Irving, burglary; Same VS.. james
Mcnkcn and William Gailailcr burglary Same VS..
Henry Campbell, grand larceny; Same VS.. Mary Stack,
grand larceny; same VS.. Wm Hammill grand larceny;
Same w William Gore and Francis Moore grand lar.
Same vs.. Arthur Lynch, grand larceny; Same vs.
james Sulvap grand larceny; Same VS.. John Green,
grand larceny; Same Robert Hpl,orand grand lar
ceny; Same Philip Marts, petit larceny; same VS..
Nathan Abeles, receiving stolen goods; Same vs..
Thomas Lane, assault and battery; Same Ahce Nc
Gnuis robbery; same VS.. Mary a. Gordon and Cora
Monies, robbery Same vs. Patrick FinGga felonous
assault and battery; same vs. John Warren, lconous
assault apd battery; Same VS.. Thomas CurTan and
Tnomas Ward, rape; samO VS.. John Oates burglary;
Same vs. Mary \. Welsh, grand larceny; Same VS..
James Murphy, grand larceny Same vs.. Thomas Hol-
land and Michael Moaney, grand larceny; Same VS.
Libby Hayes and Daniel Hayes. grand larceny.
The New York herald., 1877-09-12

debts amount TO 81 $40, and the individual debts OF
Isaac H. Carpenter amount TO S2a, 76d. Tho principal
creditors are the foilowing:-L. Carpenter 5000;
trustees OF A. L. CARPENTER, 5000; Highland National
Bank OF Newburg, $3.50; the National Bank OF New
burg, $l.37j; executors Of II. w. Dolsbu So. 9s5:
Smith Fuller 81. 900; Isaac p. Mead 81. 700; W. d.
Dickey. $4,000 there no assets mentioned In tho
schedules.
meeting of tho creditors or william 8. Corwin,
grocer, OF No. !, l4S Broadway, who went into bank
ruptcy recently owing SAL 900, was held yesterday at
the oihcc OF Register Little, and Thomas H. runison
was chosen assignee IN bankruptcy. Claims Ia tho
amount OF s2l 366 81 were proved by the following
creditors:-Z. Butcher, $i3,600; Josiah w. Baker
s4.ld3 Il John T. Baker. sl.0ll 60; w. J. Corwin,
Ttc creditors Of George b. Robinson, formerly OF
the firm OF George Robinson & Co, of No. 81 Broad
street, mot yesterday at the o0ico OF Register Fitch
and elected Charles /. Palmeter assignee IN bank
ruptcy. HIS liabilities amount 10 $A5, 900. and the fol-
lowing Claims were proved--hcrnandez Tracy,
S6.e93 23; Joseph G. Tracy 81. SCI 67; j. r. Quin,
$2,li5 93; H. I. Ocott $4s2 20; W. X. Preston Co.,
S329 6s; q. D. Ferris l. Co, x32l J. J. Blackman,
S257; c. +. Dambmann Il Co., Ssl3
Tho following assignment, with schedule annexed,
was yesterday filed in the Court of Common I'eas:-
George j. Harlow TO jacob Rosenfed. Tho liabilities
are stated at 81 s59 %. nominal assets at $,5s9 10
and real assets NJ &704 49,
Sir. Eugene ii. Earle spoken OF in this column
Tow days ago as being connected with Earlc's Hote.
He severed his connection with the establishment in
Jupe last before he went into tho stock specuiaons
which have been the cause OF his Insolvency.
The New York herald., 1877-09-12
REV. MR., BOWMAN's DELIvERANCE.

Rev Willis Nuswcll Bowman, pastor Of the Coored
Methodist Episcopal Church, 1jsth street. Morrsania
who is accused oil having, on August 23 comatted an
indecen, assault upon Sarah Francis Washington, q
Giicen-y oar-od member OF his flock, had Ina hear
Ing yesterday before Justice Kasmire in the Harlem
Police Court. AT Tho close HIS Honor. told the
prisoner that the evidence, though damaging in manv
respects dad not justly HE beng held 10 answer the
The icarrcst o Bowman Tor having violated The laws
regulating public morals aud dcccucy. The Justice
refused, owing to lack Of evidence Tho accus sod
company with !, number oi deacons and stewards OF
his church, who greeted him with many evidences Of
affection ana esteem. Sarahs inotner threatens 10
bring civil action TO recover damages from M Bow.