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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06

performance Of duty upon The part OF
the officers of the A. NJ. & III. Society,
who have done everything in their
power to render the affair as ~Xttractiye
as possible, n to add TO the comfort
and enhance the pleasure of visitors
from abroad. Mr.. G.. C.. Biles. the
President of the society, has been es-
pecially notable in this particular, and
l talk thus occasion, on behalf of other
visitors from the eastern portion Of the
State, rs well rs myself, to scknowl-
edge the many couriesies extended to
US by him during our visit here.
The stock exhibition, although not
extensive, is excellent as far as it goes.
and finer specimens of cattle, sheep,
horses and fowls, can not be produced
I'm any county or the coast. The ex-
bibition of needle work, mechanism,
fancy work, paintings, vegetables,
run, grain. etc, at the pavilion Is
creditable alike to the exhibitors and
the of the county. Time nor
space will not permit me in this al
ready too extended communication to
particularize, and | will reserve for
my next a description of the most no.
table articles exhibited, and other mat
tiers of general interest.
The racing, so far, has been good,
and the matches have attracted large
crowds of people to witness them.
S~weeney's mare Emma Skaggs, as l
informed you 10y telegraph, got away
with the first money in the mile and
repeat race last Tuesday. and Sooner
corraled the second purse in the three
in-five match to-day. Skaggs runs
o-morrow with Ballot Box, with more
an ven chance, / think, Of get
ting away with the business. The Ir.
repressible is here aud Is as happy as
a skunk. He wouldn't swap his mare
for a p~ostoffice in Nye county. He
will take her to the State Fair at Reno.
State Controller Hobart was here a
couple Of DAYS this week and has gone
further eastward. 1t is rumored that
William has gubernatorial aspirations,
and the object of his trip is doubtless
to .acquaint himself with the wants Of
the people and the of the
with the view of fit
ting himself to fulfill the duties of
Chief Executive OF the Battle Born
State. Secretary Minor and State
Printer Hill are also here, as they have
a right to be, being both native Hum
But it is time to cheese it; therefore,
i'm the language of the lamented mem
Der from Lincoln, 1 will subscribe N.Y.
self with charity for all and hatred to
none,
Yours until cremated.
HERRIcK.
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SHORT Blra.

Phil. D~ephanger will locate at Tus-
carora.
The streets last evening were crowd
ed with pedestrians and pleasure
seekers.
j. Il. Ayers Jour Bony) will depart
for Tuscarnra in a few days In search
of fame aud fortune. Good luck At
tend you. my boy"
The brick work Of the Jackson
Hotel, with the exception of the fire.
wall, was finished yesterday. Car
penters. fathers and timers will soon
finish the structure.
An Oregon stock raiser Is In town
with a band of horses, and is disposing
OF numerous eq1ines.
The reason why Ian Lyons departed
so suddenly for Palisade will be found
under the head of born in another part
OF the SENTINEL. We congratulate
Dan on the new accession to his
family.
Z. VANDERBILT departed for Wash.
ington yesterday morning in company
with Hon. Thomas Wren. The yonng
Eureksn will, after a brief visit to the
Capitol. return to Ann Hsrbor, Mich
igan, where he designs attending
school for a term of years.
j. &. Lock wood, who has been alb.
sent on a visit to New york, retarned
to Eureka on last nights train.
j.. b. Magee came in from Ward
last evening, and departed on this
mornings train for San Francisco.
The wires were completed to Tusca-
rora yesterday. and the SENTINEL this
morning presents some telegraphic
items from that lively burg.
The regular monthly meeting of the
A. o. II. will be- held this evening.
All members Of the Order are request
ed to attend promptly.
DR.. Spinks, an old resident of Eu-
reka, and proprietor of the Steam
baths, on Spring street, died yesterday
afternoon. The Doctor had been q
prominent citizen of the Base Range
for a number of years, and was uni
versally respected by all who came in
contact with him.
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Are Coming.

The Alleghanians, ~vocalists and bell
ringers, first organized twenty-six
years ago. and whose continuous trav.
els have extended to all parts of the
globe. will appear at Bigelow's Hall on
the nights of the 18th and 18th instant,
and every one who enjoys good home
music should attend their delightful
concerts. Their repertoire embraces
vocal quartetts, sweet English, Irish
Scotch, German and Spanish ballads.
humorous songs, duets etc. In ad
dition to their usual choice selections
of vocal music they will play several
pieces on their new Swiss bells.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06

The will. vain, despsiring cry Of the high
priced, high-toned. so-called respectable
dealer, that the Goods at the Miners and
Mechanics Trade Depot are smuggled,
stolen, crooked Goods, will not answer in
this age of stea N and steel, nerve and brain
power. Whether they are straigh hit or crook
ed we neither know nor care, We hold the
Importers receipts, and that logic admits Of
no cqaivocation, and is final and decisive.
OF
OvERsHIRrs. Undershirts, Drawers. Neck.
ties. Hows. white and colored Linen Shirts.
Paper collars, Overalls Jumpers, Towels.
Handkerehiefs, Suspenders, Pocket.knives.
kolled-plated Jewelry and a full line of Sta
tionery at half price at the Miners and
Mechanics Trade Depot. ot
PocKsr Hsndkerchiefs, one bit: Rivetted
Overalls and Jumpers, 81; Neck-ties, one bit;
Drawers and undershirts. four bits. Sus.
penders four bits; Buckskin Gloves, 81 per
psir at the Miners and Mechanics Trade
Depot. o4
GREAT special drives in Gents underwear
Department at Miners and Mechanics Trade
Depot Of
TOWELS and Handkerchief at 25 per cent.
less than cost of Importation at Miners and
Mechanics Trade Depot. Of
The diners and Mechanics Trade Depot.
OF
BoYsi Buy al your Tobaccos. three plugs
for fifty cents, at the Miners and Mechanics
Trade Depot. Of
The Miners and Mechanics Trade Depot.
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winter Hats ut Meye m d FrankIin's.

Ladies will be delighted TO hear that
Meyers & Franklin have just re-
ceived a magnificent consignment of
fall and winter hats Of the latest and
most elegant fashion. They are of all
materials, comprising velvet, felt and
straw, and as a lady customer re-
marked in our hearing. 1.-the trim
mings are just splendid" The fair
sex of Eureka are noted for their
beauty and grace, and with the sdorn
ment OF one of the hats to be found at
Meyers & Franklin's they will be ire
sistiDle,
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Tho white House.

Mr.. Berwin, proprietor of the While
House clothing store. still continues In
daily receipt of clothing and furnishing
goods of every style, quality and
grade, and the huge consignments are
a matter of necessity and hardly keep
pace with his immense sales. Custom
ers throng ths store, and Invariably go
away suited and well dressed. Pur-
chasers can find everything needed,
from stout mining outfits to suits that
are equal in fashion and material to
the best custom-made goods.
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The Golden Rule Store.

NJ. II. Joseph, of the Golden Rule
store, is one of the busiest men in town
at the present time, and with his AS
sistant. Fred, is engaged from early
morn till dewy v in waiting on the
customers who are attracted TO the
store by the low prices and general ex-
Gel Hence of his goods. Joe will reap a
rich harvest duringthe psy.dsys.
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TAG heaviest and best goods in WOO

THE heaviest and best goods in wooden un.
dershirts and drawers. cheap for cash, at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE. oS-tf
OvERALLs and jumpers in ordinary and cx-
ira sizes, to fit anybody. at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE. oStf
JusT received. a splendid stock Of fresh
patterns Of cashmere shirts. The best assort-
meptinthe country and prices very moderate,
al the GOLDEN RULE STORE. oStf
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COngratulattOua.

j. Huebner (Bismarck) sem yer to
the SENTINEL office yesterday a bouu-
teous supply of wine and cake in
honor of an event that had just trans
pired in his household. He was su-
preInely happy, and anxious that ev-
erybody should celebrate the occasion.
The attaches of the Office quaffsd deep
draugbts of champagne to the future
welfare of the heir of the house of Bis
marck. The pleasing incident will he
found recorded in another column
under the head of Births"
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The winnemucca Turf

We last night received the following
from our special reporter at the Win
nemucc fair.
WINNEMUCCA, New, Oct. 3.
The two-mile and repeat race to day
was won by Ballot-Box, in two straight
heats; Emma Skaggs, second; Sooner,
last. Time, 3:53H and 3:57x. The
Society ordered a chsnge.of riders for
Skaggs after the first heat, intimations
of crookedness having been made.
The mare, however, was worse beaten
the second than the first heat.
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LOST !

r oST. ABOUT AUGUST SECOND, AN
IL Amorican-made GOLD STEM-WIND-
Err WATCH, Read. maker, Newark. n. j..
with a small black iron chain attached. Any
person leaving the same at this office will be
literally rewarded and no questions asked.
Eureka, Sept. 8, 1877. sept9-tf
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR TEA SETS, At HAS
KELL'S. septe-n
BAR GLASSES. Goblets, Tumblsrs, etc. at
HASKELL'S sept9-tf
FINE wool mattresses. $40. at HASKELL's.
sept9.tf
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You can buy Of Ennis. Of the Little Store
Around the Corner" or out of his Wsshoe
canary wagon. choice peaches. grapes, plums
Bartlett pears or green gages, all three
pounds for so cents. All other fruit in pro-
portion. A choice assortment received daily:
also choice ranch butter twice Q week.
eantl-tf
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WATCHES AND JEwELRy neatly repaired. If
you want to have your watches and jewel-y
repaired in a workmanlike manner. go to
2. STEERS ~jewelry store. one door south OF
S. Ashim x Bros, Main street.
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MY WIFE. LAURA MITCHELL. HAv.
WI ing left nv bed and board. I would
caution the public not to trust her on my -.
count, as I will not be responsible for debts Of
her contracting. JAIES MITCHELL.
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NOTICE!
Contract to Let.

dds ARE INVITED. AND WILL BE
ID received by the undersigned, to laya
material to be furnished hy the Union. Ap-
ply to JOHN CADAN. Ruby Hill.
oS-lW
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The Methodist Conference.

The Methodist Conference has sta
tioned Rev. j. A. Gray, late Of Eureka.
Al Austin. This community will re-
gret MS loss. No minister was ap-
pointed by the Conference for Eureka.
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Bullion AhiD,neut.

Wells, Fargo & Co. made the follow
ing shipment Of bullion this morning:
Sixteen bars, valued at 800. 631 q.
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O REPORT.

49,. rrsscfsco stock Exchange.
sAs F~RAScIsco. October 5.
IuSormal Board.-10'2S A. ~.
AIphs-l6
Hale a Norcross-I
,irand PriIe-ls
yellow Jscket-O
could 4 C~urry-l0x
B~ullion-l3n
Savage-7H
Crown Point-490c
E~xchequer-l4
Alta-lSN
Uverman -25I
Defrees-lS0c
Caledonia-4z
Con. Virginia-33H
silver Hill-h
Star Il
California-3l
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Gone East.

Judge Field, of the United States
Supreme Court, and counselor Dick
Mesick, of the Conistock, passed Pal
isade the other day for the East.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06

Sept. S-The water continues to rise slowly
81 feet since the s3d, and stands to-day SO
feet above the 1900 foot level. The Chollar-
Norcross-Ssvsge shaft was sunk is feet: total
depth 1873 feet.
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is down 20 feet. the bottom being in very
hard blasting roce; up to this time the rock
has been hoisted by hand. which is very slow
work beyond a certain depth; an engine will
b. put in place the later end of the week.
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CIVIL ENGINEER.

n. and United States Deputy Mineral
surveyor. Eureka. Nevada. will attend
promptly to all business entrusted to his
care.
Eureka. October 2. 1871. os-H
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UNION con.

Sept. 0-We shall have repairs in the drift
or l300-foot level completed within about a
week, ready to resume work in the face of
east crosse t. Union and Mexican Joint eros
cuts on l4j5 foot level rave been extended
during past week east % feet; west crosscut
"A feet. There is no material change in face
of either since my last advice.
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OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.
GRAND PRIZE.

Sept. 2s-The hosting will be ready to start
on the LIST prox.. The furnaces are about
completed and will start as soon as tho shaft
ing arrives.
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~Assignees' Notice.

DERSONS HOLDING STATEMENTS OF
i mining stocks purchased from D.. B.
lmmel i Company are hereby notified 70
signed for adj ustment
II. BISHOP,
NJ. B. BARTLETT,
M. r. CHAMBLIN.
Assigpess.
Eureka, Sept. Is, 1877. s26tf
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JOB PsINTING OF ALI XINns.
u A SPECIALLY
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Special attention paid to family custsmsra
Meats delivered in any part Of the town.
Eureka, May "a. 1877. my25tf
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Arrivals and Departures.

~ res EuaKKA n rALIsAps sAIIaoAs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-05
PENNS LD.fNIf REPUBLTClNS.
Who Will bo Nominated by Simon Cameron's
Convention To-day.

HARRISBURG, Sept i-lIost of the dele
gates to tho Republican Convention have ar
rived. Federal officers are very scarce. Mr..
Sterrett OF Allegheny will undoubtedly be nom
mated for Supreme Judge. and VIM. u. Hart Of
Montgomery for State Treasurer. by acca-
nation. Mr. Passmore OF Schuylkill Is
very sanguine OF the nomination for Au-
ditor-Gencral His leading opponent is How
ard j. Reeder Of Northampton county. A. VI.
Brown Of Allegheny will be elected temporary
Chairman, and W. II. Armstrong OF Lycoming
permanent President Of the Convention. while
John Cessna will be made Chairman Of the
Committee on Resolutions.
II is Understood that tho resolutions will favor
the remonetzation Of the silver dollar Of 1893
being silent rs to the time Of resumption OF
specie payment Recognizing tho honest Re-
publican differences of opinion regarding Presi-
mistaken confidence in the Presidents patriot
ism. integrity. and Kepublicanism: and hope
his Southern policy will prove beneficial to the
whole country. and render the rights Of Repub-
i ans in the South as SECURE as in the North.
They denounce all lawlessncss and civil dis
order. sympathze with working men out Of
employment and on scant wages. and with cap-
ital not paying. returns. and compliment Gov.
Hartranft on his Official conduct durin. the
late riots.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-05
PREPARED FOR An UPRISING.
Connecticut Prison Convicts with Loaded Re-
voIvers and skeleton Keys.

HARTFORD, Sept. 4.-Last evening Allen,
one OF the State Prison murderers sent word to
Warden Hewes that he had something OF i'm
portance to communicate. and this morning mt
tho desired interview. he disclosed the fact that
two loaded revolvers were secrctcd In the attic
where he and Hamlin had taken refuge in their
attempt TO escape. Tho story proved to be
true one. one four barreed and one flve-bar-
relied revolver being found. withsa large lot Of
cartridges. which were OF assorted slzcs and did
not nt either Of the pistols. Some cartridges
were also found sccrctcd in Aliens cell and in
other parts Of the prison. and at borough search
is now being made for rcvolvcrs. the Warden
being morally certain that there are some hid
rum was also found in Aliens cell and a box Of
matches. with which IL is supposed he had ex-
pected TO set fire. TO tho prison In case the gen
crnl uprising which was expected to take place
had hccn successful. Allen was closely ques-
TONED IA to whether the rcvolvers came from n
prison employee but he stubbornly refused
To imniieato any ono. Tho opinion gains
ground that some prison officer Is in collusion
with tho cOrNirts and extra precautions are
cOnvicfs Three more skeleton keys We're found
in possession Of convicts to-day. which would
omen all tho locks in the prison excepting two.
lh"y are OF rough construction, similar TO
that found In Hamlin's possession.
search OF Brown. the conv who was sup
pos Il ip he implicated in the attempt TO escape
resulted in finding scven dollars in gre"nbacks
Hamin aud Allen dcny thnt Brown was in tho
lUt To
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-05
AMISEyfENTS.


The fall and winter season at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre was opened last evening 10y the
presentation of an intricate and realistic melo-
drama OF French origin. but localized and
called Tho Dark City" 1t Is in ilve acts. nni
the performance did not close until long after
midnight. A thoughtful consideration OF it's
merits il therefore impossible In this issue Of
THE SUN, 1t may be briefly said that
tho excellence is mainly that OF novelty in ma
terial and elahorntencss Of illustration. The
chief defect il nm involved story whch requires
~, ,-,,,,,i,.,us amount OF cAplunhtlOn To make
i, nt MI intnllHiblc Several OF the acts W're
t.Iious from this cause. Mr. lInrlrnhcrf IN
;ha character Of II hard-hearled and sordid old
arhntnrr did tho most etia'tiVs uoting, but tho
rale is ANYTHING but n truthful one. and did not
nNnknn admiration. Master Hogan, 4 small
hny. Is ucNt entitled to praise for his delnea-
lion. Mis-. Dyas made her rnniree alter m alb
sonre ol several srusons. ana WAS warmly well
coined. Her pnri lpuion In the piece dd not
cnnblr her 10 exhibit herb'st talents.
Mr. DAILY has made several implpNamon's IN
his house lie has moved his orchestra an yer
the stage, and bank Of odurpus flowers and II
little fountain have taken the place Of tho mu-
sciuns. Such music us Inst night issued from
tho stage lattice work WIS. however, not of tho
best and suggested TO the audience that the
removal OF the performers from sight was t.
hide their roducHd numbers. Tine Dark tlty
will doubtless be modified and short nod, and
will then meet with popular FAVOR.
Maltby's choice Norfolk oyst ~ caa always 10
fClhd a. l,4A a. not, IL Harrison st-i4p
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-05
DEpRIyED or THEIR LIQUOR.
a Drought In Hacken.ack. from which
Jmdges md I.nNNyers suner.d.

HAcKESsArk. y. j.. sept. A.-Ihe september
term OF the Supreme Court was opened this morning.
and It expected a. has been te custom for years
past that the day would be occupied to great extent
with tile issuing OF licenses The licenses Of two Of the
principal hoicl.-une of them a tavern aneiauug the
:, "ouuon and at one time the military headquarters
OF Washington and Laiay yette-eAprei On Monday It's
nt those hotels that ihr Juiscs lawyers AMI ohcis at
cudn. 90. cfurf-. board during their siuN here ana
the court term the harvest ~ III" hoss Ioihe surprise
the public. the hotel propflCiUf~ IN particular, NV
Court laid the sip GRAFTON Of rrn~cs over unt Friday
next The only place iu the neisborhuod OF the Court
House where drinks be Sold lager beer saloon.
and that crowded all day long The surprise o' the
hotel men at moor. when they found they must close
their har- WAS nothing TO The A-tuhshmrnu u the judges
anl lawyers when they entered the hosielrcs hungry
aud cNpcctaut aud were coollA iDd tN tie un krcl"
that II thcN could not sell any Thing drink hey would
not sell anfthins oe.t II wa, u,NSnt t'n ,nh.'
iul Some Of the oil patron Judges and LAWYERS,
were conducted privately 20 dinner, but many other
compelled % 20 10 small saloons AMI
restaurant, and pick up what they could ~ th' Az OF
oysters aud cold lunches There Is httlc uuuut tAai
licenses will be granted tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-05
A MISTER ~ B.ILTIMORE.
An Unknown Man Attempting suicide-Cnii-
Ing Himself Gen. Bnidy smith.

BALTIMoRE, Sept Am unknown elderly
mon .nnurer,lv nhou, nf,v.two wears Of age
calling himself Gen Badly smith. and repre-
s.uting himself IA from New York. created
s..,Ii,,., s,ns,,i,r In tho certrs ~ I'M.
CITY to-uS ny attempting W 'oHimit su'ri"c' ~
was found IN an outbuilding attached to the
Cl,,,,r u,,,s. hi.odiny tn d,otb having with n
N'pi'oH mus '.'"ui"s w. "'''' NV 10
keen -blndcd penknife severed an artery IN MS
loft wrist. When discovered. he was almost life
lo.. ,r,r, lo.s ~ hl,oi mud danth would haye
lrss from l"-s w p'noi M u" .,,rr," 1h'
VtrII" ti . ,,t, a. W., bnr H." wn. taken
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-05
EDU.iRD T.. D.fTENPOR
Arrangements Tor the Funerai-Pnn Hearers
Jshers, Musical Programme, .Sc.

The final arrangements for tho funeral OF
Edward l. Davenport were made last evening Tie
uumncr floral tributes sen. IN hy friends icnui aud
before the fooi-ht, very Large Tho watchers last
u-ht were Mr. Charies pa'cnrort thc dead actors
brother. aud Mr. Edward y. s:eihcn- one OF ln- most
intimate friends TAe lailhcaicts Will be cuei Justice
Daly. jude Brady, Dc' GoOiwin. LI"a.d d seph.
ems Co, John " Fcrncy. Fr.nA Mnto. lcnrv Jar
irtt AMI Au-usuu pnN The ush'rs wal ir l1Na Drew,
owen taMtttt. lrAuh Chapman ANi ffaus h' hitfl o
the fitih Avenue Theatre Mrutels.Ohn. iun,rnl
March IN minor. kook,- Rest suri lt,l gmr.
sleep My la. ,."p' guartt "hd Mct'hdai ir' hru-
tu- El,Eia Introduced into "JulA~ tH -Af lN O.fri
viii Dee The music ui tic fuu,ra s,lsIcc 10, Nueuli-ts
Will be- Nil, Annie Hutr. sollaUI, Nj .tuWl Nlihi-un
contra to- Mr William Castle tenor, Nnl Ncssrs y.
Bcnitl and Henry fcake- ba.,os The ulsani' will be
Nr 4 Holden The Y /. Davenport tlul "i which
Mr davenport honorary President. m' Ncst. day
afternoon. and passed appropriate resolutions, Ad voted
tu attend funeral.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-05
STRICKEN NTH 4POPLEyY.
One OF South CnroiInn's Indicted Omciais
Dying In baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 4.-Senator ]. Y. p.
Owens OF South Carolina who was indicted not
long ago for conspiracy to defraud his State.
was stricken with epilepsy in hotel in this
city yesterday from the effect OF dissipation.
Owens arrived in this city few days ago after q
visit TO New York. whore he said he had
Since his arrival in this city he has also met
with members of the same fraternity, some OF
whom accompanied him to his hotel. On his
person was found about 5000 in cash and
crtilicates Of .dcpqsu. &c. reurrsepting about
covery. Information OF his whereabouts was
tclegraphrd To- Columbia. :. C.. aud it f. prob
able thnt efforts for his arrest will be made 10y
the authorities Of South (Arollnn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-05
Unlver.ai Life Insurance Litigation.

ALBANY. Sept AT a special term Of the
Supreme Court held hy Justice iandon in schenectady
today. on motion of Mcs,rS recAham and Trcmain,
counsel for the planun IN the Of Henry Person,
receiver thr Norih American l Insurance Company.
agi the Universal Iiu Insurance Company sn ufdt was
granted appointing Mu 4 Ward ui " hork collector
rents nni prnht- of the rr estate U the lnNr sal
Lie Insurance company duru- me leulrnrN GA Wis
action. ami directing INN tu de post the moneys ~ col,
,. led with the mon must IumphuN u Sow Nuk, ANA
pAy nom The ,ame Hll interest, p u"ii-h-es ON
tho prnprrtN The iuconc from real estate covered uy
tiils uldVr wll hssrcsalc from o-Dtrp 10 sOVpt