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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-08-08
old lady at the procession--'.Now

Old lady at the procession NOW
which be the Presidentf' Daughter
-"The man with no hat on ..Hal
fine man? fine man But where's )
his Cabinet r. z Why. in them
coaches behind; don't yon see?''
= In. no La, mol i don't see
nothing like q cabinet. I see men.
but no chest o. drawers, nor noth-
in l''-Boston Com. BuHetin. s.
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PHOTOGRAPH
AND
FINE ART GALLERY 7!
Over DfooRARY \ HARRIsoN,s.

Being convinced that the people of this section of
country are desirous Of obtaining GOOD PIC
TURES, and feeling assured that will receive
liberal support, take pleasure In informing the
people generally that am Prepared to make PHO
TOGRAPHS, GEMS, AMBROTYPES and ZERO
TYPES of Ldfe-size. Also, am prepared TO make
Photographs and other pictures of Life size, cop
led from old ones DAGUERRE0TYPES or other
kind of Pictures and photographs made and color
ed in India Ink Crayon Water Golors. Picture
Cases and Frames always On hand. Now is the
time to secure your LIKENESS-dont put 1t on
the old folks won't get any younger, and may not
get much older. The young folks get no prettier
By age the sweethearts need no suggestion from
memo one knows but that this is their last op-
portunity ever to SIT FOR A PICTURE again I
Then don't put 1t OF. The quality is good, and
is xpected 10 pay fer his Picture unless il
is GOOD. Particular attention paid to COPYING
old Pictures. Instructions giyenin in the Art, and
apparatuses furnished at moderate charges. /
Ronld be pleased to have all call and examine
whether wanting Pictures or not.
THOMAS B. BAYLESS.
May 16, '77--tf. -
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases
Disorder of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they secrete too much too little water: wheth-
they be afflicted with stone or gravel. or With
aches and pains setteled in the loins the reg
cording to the printed directions, and the Oint-
ment should be well rubbed into the small of fhs
back at bed time. This treatment will give almost
immediate relief when all other means have failed.
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Wendell Phillips is talked of as
the candidate of the Massachusetts
Pfohibitionists for Governor.
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For CutaneOus Disorders

And all eruptOns of lhe skin, this Ointment is most
invaluable. 1t does not heal externally alone but
penetrates with the most searching effects to the
merry root Ofl&he evil
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Laughter.


1t is painful to suppress laughter,
and more healthy to give it free vent.
A "good laugh" as they say. dis
pels the vapors, Initiates sand oxy-
genates the lungs. promotes and iIn-
proves oirctilation. and gives help-a
ing hand to the heart It Is a nedi-
cal fact that people of eheerfula dis.
position enjoy the best health. uf1a
Itmay be said that eause is here
sconfounded with effect, but our dis
position is created in measure by
ourselves, and even indig gestion can
be laughed at If our temperament is,
kindly. And we are disposed to
endure without grambling. Lau gh.
ter is the salty valve Of merfiment,a
and whatever the poet may say of a
sigh, we would rather dispense with
phantasy and ask for. smile. It is.
sun ;hine uersus shade. 3 ftt.sa =
Tom Howard kept guu-shop.
Tom was frst-class workman. but
distressingly dilatory in the dispatch
of business. He would meet his
patrons with positive promise.
which he would renew. month after
month. until at length his shop be-
came an armory of unfinished rifles
and fowling .pieces. One day his
neighbor Smith. who had suffered
repeatedly by Toms habit OF tpro-'
crastination, entered his shop.
"Tom, said he, s. I want you to
make a gun for my little boy-a
small. wellifnished piece, and as
light in the barrel as will be sconsis-
test with safety /" Oh, yes, said
Tom : I will make il immediately
You shall have it at onee Bat,
by the way, how old. is 1.-The boy r.
:. Well as TO that" replied Smith,
= the boy is not born yet; but /
thonght l. had better get theg gun
under Way bsfas86 = sssfs aassf
i An imprudent looking tramp ac-
costed the lady Of the house as fol-
lows: y" Got q pair Of shoes ~
& No, sir "Got . shirt, pair Of
stockings, boots, anything p Moth
ing everything has gone to just
such creatures as you 2 Vel"
remarked the witty yagabond, look
ing the lady sharply In the face ~
he walked of. Il should think II
was about time for Moody and San
key to preach in this neighborhood,
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-10


BEAN PoTs, ErcKrERA. Mr.. L. b.
Rail came up from San Francisco
in yesterdays train. We note that
he Is opening great quantities OF
new goods, especially glass and
china ware. bird cages and the like.
The frugal housewife may now pro
vide her kitchen closet with bean
pot Of the regulation pattern. Beans
ere coy things. They require On
exceedingly tender treatment or
they reveal themselves 10 the fond
expcctant in . watery, Aint like,
bleschcd, boarding. house way when
they come 10 the table. II 10 not At
oil irregular to indulge them, before
entering the oven, with . modicum
Of syrup VI the sugar,house variety,
But by all means, the pot with .
suuken cover, IL On indispensable.
Beans are not. in the stricicst sense
Of the term, beans, IL baked in tin or
In an open, fat dish. Aut vasum
ant Mill. In other words your beans
shall 60 to pot. The intelligent bean
eater will 90 10 Rails. purchase q
pot aud so 10 fortified and justified
IN and for the Sunday matutinal.
RErrsxxp. His Excellsncy. Gov.
crnor Bradley, returned from San
Francisco yesterday. He scknowl.
edges. With IN uuctuous and veil.
satisfied smile, that he has been liv.
ing of the fat Of the pot down thar
and hs looks like Il. We have sel.
dom Of late ycsrs sssu the Governor
In bstsss plight.
The Supreme Court meets to-day.
There 10 . csrtiossri case. relating "a
the welfare Of some body In the Pen.
itentisTy. whose name " have for.
cotton. This will bs heard.
Mn. Mott. one u The earliest ~.
tiers Of Carson Valley. u dssd. 6hs
Vas the mother Of Mrs. W. d. Key,
ser.
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sNGRIFe'S SALE.

lY vlWTuE Os An EXECUTION
- 10 me ai'sct~d. issusd out OF the Hosof.
.bis seoo.d Jadie,si pls'rtss Court In end sos
prmsby copnty. >evsds. On . Jujguspt rem
dsrsd thsfrin "a the Igth dsy " Jsna.y. A. u.
let. In favor u Wells. fsrgb 4 comrsny ssd
sastnst =. n. Dststacn for the sam of 81 ss7 u,
With Interest on the sufa Of ssyJ 81 81 the ssts
of ~ y . cent. per Doash and 90 e7..sy o. Of
~ per cent. Ter sppum from pscsmt<s 18th,
lsfs. until paid. towsshrs ~ tbs sum Of o. as
sresains costa. ell Ia sold erin Of ths GATED
States, have isvied upos end -~sssd oa The
i3tn dsy VI March. A. y. 1871. and viii "a .oss
~ public sale o. the store Isesiy o.xupisd b.,
the Defendant, A. y. brissbsrh. 0arson City.
Osnsby coulsy. 90 the iIrm bAY ~ APRIL.
4. b. ISL, trsss~s ths hour Of o'eIoct 4 \
and . o'clock y. -. 70 VT 81 " o'e,och 4. \ /.
ell the right. tile. tntsses aud claim Of the
ssld dsfeudsns, 4. D. Dsss- tset. u. 10 and W
the following descnbsd prvprsty. situate ssd
hsiss In Csssaa city. cs'unty AZ Ormsby. ssd
sssss VI xsvsia, W cit All the se-3s. VAN
snd lsssehssdis~ In ssid store. consisting a
shelf goods. kasdsssv. q . ysDods, sr<~sIss
sisss snd esockssy usss. c1tissy. tigaoss. etc !.
also. the sap1s IN the stossrsom u the sssn>
buiiiips. situate nosth ~ The ssoss a. nsspIssfd
= o.. eessssatns u snusssbs, b ~ vss-. sbsli
s0ois. sts slse. sss svsA Of hosses. hsss-sI
ana svsiss vssss: alec. o. s.s 80 sessss.s
skssls II ,Ls csas,, u Vsrsssy.
Cara cis,. April .. wi.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-10

The frail sister known a. The Eng.
lish Blonde being arrsigned before
Mr.. Justice Witherell. demanded q
jury trial and gotit. Tho result was
u verdict Of gnilty and fine OF 500
or the alternative OF 80 days in Jail.
A too numerous multitude were
present. and the sidewalk and door
ways OF the Court house presented Q
plentiful gathering Of the curious
with an ear for tho unclean. This
soung woman is given TO this char.
acter OF ofYenses. IL seems, aud she is
leading q career that il not at oil q
beautiful ono.
Nxw DREss PATTERNS AND STYLES.
Mrs. l.. II. Allen, the fashionable
dress-maker. arrived homo yesterday
morning after business trip 10 San
Francisco. She desires that her
friends 10 informed that she has
secured large assortment OF goods
pertaining 10 the making and trim.
ming Of dresses. also that she has q
great number and variety Of patterns
or STYLES Of making dresses &c TO-,
ell Of witch ws beg 10 impress upon
the minds Of our lady readers.
CAMILLA unso CowIso. - The
Chronicle Of last evening states that
Mr.. We'll. agent for Camille Urso,
srrivedin Virginia yesterday 70 make
arrangements for sne appearance Of
that famous musical lady. IN com
pany With Mr.. Sanret. pianist Miss
Ivy waudcsiords. soprano. and Mr..
Charles PAueRer. tenor. aud several
other talented performers. The
troupe gill appear early In May. We
hope she viii favor Cssssn With
someof her ssquisits playing.
0snssal Msrlstls Il In The city II.
ter . prolonged abs~nce in Ssu'
francisco.
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Merntsg Hoard
opnir =. T. :: ~, .'os iS's. - ls's. soos
Mexican >. OF, ssss issS. - io,s. i0s 10
could s ,,,, s Curry i4Ss .. so's W, sos VI.
Best and Be.sher go. 2a,I, loss 2ss.. i7os
~, 25s re-.
Callfornia US ~, !7,s ak. 10 -. 9oss 4ix
savage ttSs ~, los Nsc
Con virgins Is. 1915. s',s, 500 s7s1. ios s7,l b.
chollar ., . 70, Sos 20 $40. On sss.. sos D,1
2a~ ~
Hale and Norcross l1xJs
crown Point ysss &, ISIS - e1c
Yellow Jacket Sos ~, Sos I. YDUu ~ 40
Imperial DDS 81 zoe. i'ts 81 i5c
Sierra Nevada 2.Ss 4, 3SOs ~, 81, a ,vc
hnipha los ~ 2o1s iol%. 1868 iulS
Utah sos 10, 4os OK. 5os az
overman i3sUs ~, 7,s 2sls. sa,s 81. ls5S 29x.
IS 'Dls, Js 1914 bj
bullion l85s ~, tos ~ I. ~ So
Ixchequer i25s s. BIC, 3iJs (, is az, Sos
Justice ~ ., y 9ls. Los ", Aus OK, 10 *
SIMON Son tS- = Is y, As 81, asos ~.
Julia VS. "a SIC, lbs q loc. eos 81 &c, los
Caledonia 7sos I, Sos I b5. 2a5s 50 ooc, 5os
Ev~ntrg Rspsv,.
Raymond and Ely S,s 4. los Az, &0s Az
Eureka Con ases 10, 4os ISL. ISIS lssi;, zoos
lssx bU
Jackson 1905;
Leonard SOS ~. i00s y.
Northern Belle 2l0s az
Manhattan 25s o, lllsS
Grand Prize 360s 4, s00s SO voc, 40cs - loo
Modoc laos ~ S'c, SER ~. 7Gus "a. 2o0s q
SOC
New Coso a0s 81 DC
Golden Chariot iDOs .
Leeds 1kN 2, uts ~ 6tc
knickerbockcr zoos loo
Baltimore ios i0c, i00s 4je
silver HIN G,s ~, lbs ~.
Dayton i575s &c. iOs 2Jc
New York Con lOsx 25c, ,p5os 3Dc
Rock Island 4s0s lsc
PM sheridan ass -.
Alta 10 \ 81 &c
Woodvilte BIS x
Lady Washington jss 81 SOr, lsOs ii ssc
kossuth zoos
Andes 4uis Soc iOUe COO. lV0s sc
Pai,an 50Os BIO
Leviethan 6s &c
North Con Virginia zoos Coo, 25s SOC
Trojan bssfs SIC
overman s7ts M, e7os ~, zoos Is, ssos M
Con Virginia lo9s c5, 2j0s ssi+ b5, Ills a5i@
1858 3i3+, 5s,s Sia4 80, 7os 81 4, 1905
3i14, rs 10 h5, 1905 IS, 2os 81.
Justice 75s 9. i6'~ sss
Utah Tos l054, sss Ii
Union Con l5os 8. 2sds 81. lass Z, i5s So bs
Best and Beicher 3so~ an. lsa)s III, lVUx an,
b5, i5's Az b5, ?5s 7lis
Gould and Curry 2sis sts. oes Sis
California 1855 -, S'os 3sx, J0s 90 b5, li0a
Jsi4, 5Ds 3ssx 81
Choliar sos ~ $40. Cos ~
Imperial iosis 81 %, los 81 10, i00s
Caledonia isi5s az, 50s 80 10
Sierra Nevada oa5s -.
Belchcr Uss 54, i2t's ", 2fns 5
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n 0 T | c E..

TIME ASNUA A. MEETING Or THE
i Carson River Wood Company Will b. held
at the Once OF J. HAYNiE a CO Carson
City. Nevada, ON
Thursday. the sssh day ~ April.
nett. by order Of the Bnari
A. j. HUTCHINSON. Secretary.
Carson. March Is, 1874. mhasdso
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STOCKS SOUGHT AND SOLD.

The Csrson City savings Bsch. from aud altar
April 9th. will buy and sell miuing stocks.
Liberal margins viii b. allowed ON approved
stocks.
San francisco correspondent. l. 0iss,sr / Co.
April 7, 1877. Gro. y, Hill. Cashisr.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-10

ACHIxAsAss LKrrKE They vho
think BY the killing Oh Of . fev
Cinnamon Or the cursailmsnt Of their
queues the on-surging Of the almond
eyed man Of destiny is 10 be arrested
and ct beck. little knov chat Johns
resources are. whom he gets in .
corner. Yesterday. during the aes-
sion Of the Board Of PArdons. Gen.
Kittrell read the following letter. II
10 written in something qnits within
the limits OF likeLess TO The Speu.
cerian style Of penmanship. We
reproduce il verbatim
Nevada State Prison. April 2. 1877
Attorney General ]. X. Kittrell--
Honored Sir: This letter I wrote
my self. I hardly know how TO write
to you, but / would like 10 have
some thing done in my case. l think
it very bard 10 have to stay here over
ten years and 30 many men getting
psrdoned out. / have served the
State faithfully and honestly when I
was foreman OF the kitchen under
Wsrdens Slingerland aud Denver,
and both those gentlemen promised
me that should be pardoned at the
expiration OF Gov. Denver's term Of
office. / do not know that this will
do any good. bnt ! will make one
last attempt to gain Executive elem.
ency II possible. Last year / EN-
ployed the services Of = lawyer; what
he done or is doing I do not know;
ell ! know is he got the money and
that Is the last OF it. I would re-
specially ask your Exceilency il
anything can DO done for me. Your
humble servant,
An Crow OR CHINA JoH.
The Chicken Pox prevails among
the children In Virginia City. They
neanly ascrihs 1t n soue Carson
rhiidren--a. II the children of Carson
had nothing better TO bcstow upon
| the little Bpnsnxians but such n small
cutsneous aiiment rs tho Chicken
| pox
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-10

Zoos AND PRINCIPLE -" Are them
Mormon eggs, Mis,er?' asked .
woman in q Main street grocery
store. this morning. No, mA'sm, =
said the polite storekeeper, . since
the exposure Of the dreadful atrocit-
les ut the Mountain Meadows and
the revelations Of the cruelsies prac-
ticed by the Mormons, we have, - .
matter Of principle, quit importing
eggs from Utah" II don't care
nothing about that" she replied
but lately them Salt Lake eggs has
been running about eight bad to the
dozen. - Keveille.
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ssss. Controllers Warrants.

Tho undersigned viii pay tho highest price
for state Consrolier's Warrants.
d. A. BEsDen.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-10

LYoN's kArpAiKos makes BEAUTIFUL. glossy.
lnIurisnt hair. prevents its falling eas or turn.
ing gray. II has stood this test Of 70 years. Il
charmingiy perfamsd. aud has no rival.
my2leoi- wfs-iy
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THE OLD WORLD.

National Associated Press to the Star.
THAT GREAT BATTLE IMPENDING.
LONDON, Aug. is "A dispatch from
Erzeroum says the Russian center and
left are advancing 10 attack Muhktar
Pasha, who is near Zum, and a great
battle Is impending.
A CONSPIRACY IN TURKEY.
A dispatch from Constantinople says
that a conspiracy has been discovered
in favor of p ince Upusoot Iczwein as
Sultan, and that a great number of ar.
rests have been made.
FEAR OF THE POTATO BUG.
LONDON, Aug. 16.-Danger from potato
bugs is considered 50 great here that
the Privy Council has issued orders
prohibiting the landing in Great Britain
OF leave s or stalks OF potatoes from the
Uni ed 5. ates, Canada or Germany alter
9 31st instant.
TERRIBLE EFFECTs oFJrHE FAMINE.
A correspondent, writing unuer uate
OF July II, describes the awful effect of
the famine in Southern Indla. Two
months ago, he says, working gangs con-
lained ther proportion Of sLalwart men
and women, ON whom the famine at that
time lad made no visible mark, but this
is no longer lhe case. The great bulk
OF the people are now emaciat ell, their
ribs sticking out in painful prominence
and their skins GOV red with a dirty
looking diseoloration of the Gu icle.
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on Ways and Means to make the neces-
sary arrangements for holding the Con-
vention, with authority to advertise ths
time and place OF holding the same"
Adopted.
"Resoiyed, That the Central COMMITTEES
shall have full power and authority n0
remove from the ticket any nominee uf
the Convention who shall have used
money to procure his nomination or fo8
any other good cause and to hll the xA-
cancy so made" Adopted.
"Resolved, That 1t shall be the duty -
each Executive Committeeman to organ-
ize his respective election precinct" !"
Adopted.
"Resolved, That each Committee shah
be authorized to adopt such rules 40
may be agreeable to them. But tins
rules shall be in harmony with each
other, and each body shall have author
ity to expel a member for good oaase."
Adopted.
Adjourned sine die.
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dead-beat clerks, and inspires the aV-
erage washwoman and boarding-house
keeper OF the capital with unteigned joy.
1t is this: that hereafter every clerk
Who does not promptly and honorably
LAY his just debts shall be discharged
from the public service. "W as such an
order necessary" you may ask. Yes,
indeed, 1t was; for there are scores OF
Government clerks who no more think
OF paying their board bills, washer
women or grocery-men than OF flying to
the moon. They are dead-beats, and 1t
is high time the service was purified OF
all such trash, and this circular Will do
tha work.
ACANARD.
The story that the b. & o. Railroad mad
already filed It's bill with Uncle Sam Tor
$50 600, on account of transporting sol
GieIs for the Government to defend its
own road, is a canard. That would be
cheeky even for the B. & o., and they
have not presented any bills at all.
THE NEW PARTY.
The Workingmen's party is on the
flow Of the tide. We see you have had
a convention in Cincinnati and a Mr.
L. q. Bond is going to run tor Governor
against both Bishop and West. Well
il every body who works In OHIO votes
for Bond he will be elected; but do be.
lieye that Bond never did any more
work than either West or Bishop. VINO
are working men, anyhow? Has the
man who digs q canal Or saws wood, OF
shovels coal, any more claim to the name
Of "working man" than the composition
who will set up this letter, or the editor
who will supervise it. or the poor devil
of correspondent who writes ~
Is the man whose brains do his work
any the less worker than he whose
hands perform the toll? No, Sir, not a
bit. The idea Of trying to pit men who
work with muscle against men who
work with brains ia wrong. 1t WON'T
work.
II workfngmen will attend the eau
cuses of Republicans or Democrats
they can get good men nominated, and
have some show of electlng them. The
danger of this new party Is this: That
designing demagogues will get them
selves elected to Office by their votes,
who care nothing for the laborers al
between labor and capital destroy all
confidence, and so prolong the harJ
times instead of helping them. Work
ingmen, vote as you please; but watch
the chaps who all at once are loud
mouthed in your praise, aud who want
Uface at your hanns!
REMEDY.
Gen. Banks, Massachusetts Con
gresham, proposes to settle the labor
question by having the Government do
nate to every family who will move
West forty acres Of land, breeding stocl
and utensils, and one YEARS. rations
The idea OF taking labor from the East
where there is surplus, TO the West
where 1t caDbe self-supportins, is good
one. Some Eemedy will soon be reached
CINCINNATI.
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KENTUCKY,

MEETING OF THE NATIONAL EDUCATION
AL ASSOCIATION.
Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 16.-The following
committees were announced by the Pres
ident OF the National Educational Con-
ventioni
Committee on Resolutions-J. L. Pick
ard, Of Illinois; John Hancock, OF Ohio
J. D. Runkle, OF Massachusetts.
Committee on Teachers and Teachers
Places-Alex. Hogg, of Texas; W. A.
Bell, of Indiana; Mrs. M. A. Stone, OF
Connecticut.
Committee on Deceased Members-R.
W. Stevenson, of Ohio; L. B. Hagar, OF
Massachusetts; R. L. Stevenson, Of Mis-
souri,.
Officers for the ensuing year were Sc
lected as follows:
For President-J. D. Runkle, Of Mas
sachusetes.
For Vice President-L. S. Thompson,
of Indiana.
For secretary-Chas. Y. Lacy, Of Min.
nesota.
COLORED KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
The sixth annual grand conclave OF
sue OidHu COmuaHuefy OF col0f6u
Knights Templar and appendant orders
OF Qnio and It's iurisdiction is now in
session ip the city. The representative
are in session At the Asylum OF Sweres
Commandery, No. Ia. There are present
delegates from Detroit, Cincinnati, In
dianapolis, Columbus, o.. Memphis,
Toledo, ChiIlicothe, GAINESVILLE, o., Cleve-
land, Nashville, Phiiadelphia, san Fran
cisco and other cities. There 10 pic
ric at Floral Park to-day, when a ban
ner, worth $125, will be awarded the
best-drilled commandery.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Savings Bank Exciteme m

Savings Bank Excitement.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Some Of the de.
posltors of the Long Island Savings
Bank, in Brooklyn, were excited yester'
day over published discrepancies 10 the
accounts of that institution, and this
feeling eliminated in slight run on the
bank. The directors held meeting and
resolved to lake advantage OF the sixty
days notice Ia " for any amount exceed.
ing 25 per CENT. of the deposit. Officers
OF the bank say it is perfectly solvent
There are at present not over five or six
thousand depositors, and there would
seem to be no doubt but that even if the
bank goes into the hands OF receiver
they will all get their money.
The Independent Party.
A private meeting of the Council OF
the Independent Party, under the au.
spices OF the Breadwinners' League,
consulting on the ability Of holding
State Convention.
The Case of DOMOhue,
the alleged leader OF tho force of strikers
at Hornellsville, came up in the Supreme
Court yesterday, but do no intefroga.
tions nai been filed by his counsel the
case was adjourned until Friday.
Sale of shoes and Rubber Goods.
The first extra large fall trade sale oj
boots, shoes and rdbbsrs Was largely
attended. bidding was lively, and the
quantity sold was Far in excess OF what
was anticipated. Prioss, hoWsvef, show
a falling off from those obtained at Bos.
ton at the beginning Of June. Over
three thousand cases Of rubbers were
sold.