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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
A BRUTAL ASSAULT.

James Moore, Of College avenue and 14lst street,
Morr,sana wont into hn cellar yesterday, and whns
cropping about In the dim light was suddenly assaied
by man who sprung from corner, knocked him
down and bit Oh his ontre upper lip Moore screamed
for assistance and the assaant fed bat captured
at the door by an 0fhccr.
Before Justice Wheeler Moore recognised 10 his
sssaiant named John J. EaRan, with whom no
mad trouble yoars aud who NJ the time threatened
revenge. Eagan denied having Moore before,
but Jailed give satisfactory Tor being icund
in the cellar. Justice Wheeler committed him Tor
trial. The severed lip WAS placed In an envelope and
will be produced in evidence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20

Tho suit hsrssotoro pending in tho Superior Court
In which Thomas J. Crichson and others were plain
uas and John Hsbberton and oshers defendants, was
aisconsinssd yesterday, and the ball given BY Mr..
Uabbsrsoo % civil arrest released.
In the csss Of JonnJ Harrison, the alleged Brasian
esuntesfstssr In which writ OF habeas corpus has
becn ebsatnsd Tho argument which was to have been
heard yesterday postponed until to-day, owing 10
me sbssnos Of Assistant DIssrics Attorney Russell.
me- pgtsosss - represented By Aessra william y.
K,nsstnr aAA Joka r felowA
- $500 Ten - tAs-supsssorcesrt yesterday, sp-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
BROOKLYN TKANSGRESSORS.

Justice Moore, Of tho Kings County Court Of SEES.
sons, yesterday passed sentence upon the following
named prisoncrs:-
each IN the Ponhentiary.
Thomas Gasoline, alias ''Carye," and James Fair
toy grand larceny each years In the Penentary.
Jeremiah Quinlnn, burglary, fifteen months in the
Pentcntixry.
months In the Pententinry.
Eugene Keueoorne, for indecent assault was sen.
fenced to year Ia the Pcnitentiary Kcitlcbornc
who Is native OF Germany, is tho son oi q wealthy
merchant, and held commission In the Prussan army
when young man. He run through his fortune and
coming 10 the United States during the war entered
the Union army, where 10 action he was severely
wounded IN tho head. Lat,crly he bccn earning
prccarious livelihood by soliciting advertisements Tor
German newspapers. Those know him INSERT that
he has not been entirely rational AT times.
Low Robins was sentenced 10 tho Penitentiary for
sixty days Tor carrying concealed weapons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
CURLING A MARINE COURT JUDGE.

In January. 1876, action, in which Louise Adolf
phus WIS plaintiff and Mary CantweM defendant,
Vss sscd before Judge Akor and a jury. Alter tho
pantIG had rested the defendant placed witnesses ON
Me stand and the Justice making certain rulings, tho
,ounscl tho defendant excepted. Tho Justice re-
used 10 permit exceptions to be taken, and the coun.
vel again excepted tho refusal Of the Judge TO permit
Im 10 except and then requested tbs stenographer to
toto the exceptions, and the Justice directed the
nenographer not 10 motto tho exceptions. The Judge
then directed verdict for the plaintiff to which
ecpIion taken. Appeal was then taken TO the
Several Term Of tho Marine Court and case made,
and the original settlement the Judge settled
minutes. which, OF course, omitted the
Deptions. Incidentally tho case brought
10 II one Of the General Terms OF tho Marine Courl,
The Judge assisting thercat and tho dcondant's
counsel, Mr. Henry II. Morange. then obtained an
absolute writ OF prob from Judge Barrett, en-
joining and prohibiting Justice Akcr from sitting In
review OF his own judgment. Application was then
made for . peremptory mandanns TO compel tho sad
Justice scItc thc according 70 the facts with
stay she meantime Judge Lawrence dec;fied not to
issue q percmpt0ry mandamus, but no order was en-
scred aud pending the settlement OF order or TIT
awarding of alternative mnndamus Judge Lawreuce
Europe Tho plaintiffs attorney then obtained
aflirmanco of the Judgment, ana the defendants
tho plaintiff pending application 10 punish tho
attorney for contempt contendng that until an actual
order entered the stay Was operative. Judge
Wcstbrook granted tho motion. Mr. Aorange appeared
Tor Tho motion, and George C. Noses appeared on be-
half Of plaintiff
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME ooURr-oHAMBEnA

SUPREME CouRr-cHAMBKHa
BY Judge westbrook
Ganisforth Va Gsaisiorth; Campbell Va OampbelL-
Barrett vs. Donohus.-Granted
SUPREME couRr-sPECrAL TERN.
BY Judge Van Worst
Powers va Observation-Disclosures settled. Sec mem-
Tying ". Halstead and others Findings settled and
signed
SUPERIOR CoURT--sPEcIAL TERM.
By Judge seogwick.
French OF al W. The Boston Narino Insurance Com.
pany. Bond TO remove cause to United States Circuit
Court approved.
Tappan vs. McCahiL-0rder for judgment and that
damages 90 assessed, &c.
Currsn Va Mclntyra rvacat,ng decree and dis
Lenz va Lens; Young Va snecden ., al-Rsiersnoes
ordered
TODD ct al Va. KscpeE-ordor granted and under
witlhous VS. Green; Chrichton VI. Habsrton; Peck
Of Al W. AoArthur o. ai.-Order granted
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Brunt.
In the matter Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. granted.
Furst vs. FnrsI-Motion for aIimeny and counsel
Iee denied.
granted cosdisionally, $40 costs TO abide event.
Ponder W.. BerdeiL -Rcierence ordsred.
Noel VS.. NoeL-Motion denied.
Wayne County Savings Bank Va Low.-I do not
think that the allowance OF the amendment would DO
In urtherancs OF justice Motion therefore denied,
with $I0 costs to abide event
MARINE coURT-cHAMBERs.
BY judge McAdam.
Tathan VI Cromelier; Budd vs. Zngsem.-0pinions
filed.
Andrews Va Lyon; Kelcher Merrim-Aotions
denied.
Liudepmeyer va Marcellua plaintiffs practice
Is irregular. The defendant be committed upon
the present papers. Plaintiff proved rs directed
IN the Marine Court appendix page 20
Helm VS.. Davenport-Judgment for plaintiff.
Hall VA LenL-Complaint dismissed.
Starke vs. observation-disclosures granted, unless
within twenty days plaintiff nles note Of ssoe and
pays SO costs.
Renner Zenner.-Arrest vacated
Martinez VS.. Santa Rosa noted.
Barth Vs. BuiL-Rcierfed to s. b. Garvin
Clarke VS. McCunn.-Reociver authorized to sua
Earle VI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dismissed condition.
ally.
BY Judge Gocpp
Hickok va Fabr; Straub vs.. Bannon; Cohen Va
Schmidt; Donovan w. BrenoO.-Sce papers Med.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
THE DALEY HOMICIDE.
AcQurTTAL OF PATRICK CONWAY AND HIS WIFI
CATHERINE,

CATHERINE.
The trial Of Patrick Conway and his wife Catherine
upon an indictment charging them with having caused
the death OF Thomas Daley, of No. leo waiabout
street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Juuc g. took place IN
she Kings County Court ofossloos yesterday. Dailcy
found lying In the hallway Of hs residence, which
adjoned the premises occupied by the prisoners. lilo
was unconscious ut the timo and died during
tho night II was subsequently ascertaincd that
the deceased had been visiting the Aaccused,
with whom he had quarrel. post mortem examI-
nation disclosed the fact that Daley had sustained
fracture OF the skull. several witnesses
med the trial. but there was positive proof that
eiiher Conway or hrs vile struck the deceased at ALL
A little girl testified that was thrown from the
yard OF tho Conways, but the implement struck The
window sill The jury alter an absence OF about ton
m'nstes returned vordict Of not guilty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
CRACKsMEN'S KITS.

Ofncsr schmidt, OF the Fourteenth precinct, Or.
rested three youths, whom he saw lurking around
Centre and Canal streets early yesterday morning In
thor pockets found candles, j,nmIes and other
articles used by burglars Ono OF tho party said
no was John Brown, Of No 12s Delancey street. and
Oi these one gave hrs name George Wilson. OF No.
65 Cherry street, and tho other called himself Frank
Williams, OF Fourteenth street. They declared that
they found the suspicious Articles In the street, but
Justice Ottcrbonrg yesterday held them for examine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
THE MAY DIVORCE.

In the matter Of tho suit brought by Michael May
against Mary Ann May for absolute divorce, Justice
Barnard Of tho Supreme Court, Kings county rcnderd
a decision confirming the report Of tho referee. Tho
plaintiff who resides at Newtown, l.. l., married the
defendant Who four months and half after marriage
gave birth to a child the paternity Of which Mr.. May
Denies Tho reerec recommended the granting OF the
cumstances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
FROM JUG TO JUG.

Annie Williams and Minnie Lajune got into an alter.
cation al their residence, No 81 Rivington street.
Wednesday night, and Annie struck Minnie over tho
hcad with jug. innic,ng u very ugly wound Oficer
Mascrson, Of tho Tcnth precinct Lizard tho row, and
arrested The proprietor OF the house aud iour nmae
The proprietor. Aios ThandIinR, was held by Judge
Murray yesterday charge OF Keeping disordcrly
house. aud tho inmates wcrc held In $500 bail each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
A YOUNG INoORRIGIBLE.

A boy named David Starting was yesterday charged
before Justico Otterbourg, At tho Tombs with having
stolen tho money box OF belonging tho South
ferry linc and by David Fuller OF No. 20 White
hall street. About two months Starring
fenced 10 halt years imprisonmcnIin the Pcniten-
tary for stealing canary bird IN cakc but no wss
subsequently pardorcd By tho Governor As 10 now
held In $500 bail q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
COURT CALENDARs-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CONFERENCE.-The by Judge West
Observation-Disclosures called at ten O'Clock A. M.-NoR 30
81 26 49, &c. 81. o. 81, 129, 100, 1876, 1877, 147 1856
16O 1885, 1885, 1885, $780, 2OS ILL Is, 40, Al, 49, So, 95
1885, 1885, l40 14 l5l, 1872 le3, 1885, 1S9, 19s l94 205
2l2, 2i3.
SUPERIOR CoURr, SPECIAL TERN, AID CoxxoN PLEAS
EQUirY.-No day calendar
All other courts adjourned for the term.
CouRT GENERAL SEssIoNs.-Parts and AID
journcd Tor tho Term,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
BREACH OF PROMISE.

Suit TO recover $4,000 for alleged breach Of prom
ise has boon commenced by Miss Jane Mckee against
John Corr in the Brooklyn City Court Tho plaintiff
is niece Of Police Superintendent Campbell. and the
defendant, who Is a widower, IL sergeant in tue
Fourth precinct police. Mr.. Corr &c fortysx years
ago and has ono ch lid, who is married
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
BOY BURGLARS.

John Gallagher and Frincis Golden, two small boys,
broke into the room OF the attors mother, NJ No 4S
Leonard street, and stole &c. with which tncy went or
upon a spree. smoking cigars and visiting theatres.
Justice Ottsrbourg yesterday held them Tor trial IN
lOOo each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
ADMIRALTY DECISIONS.

Judge Johnson gave tho following decisions ycster-
say IN appeal admiralty pending before him
IN tue United States Circuit Court:-Abraham HILL
ntsIant and appellant, vs. Tho yacht Amelia J. N.
Cns gyms claimant and appcllee-Decree affirmed with
,rhtersxe william Graham, beliant and appellant
rue sssam TUX OF Now York, James B0rland claimant
"a snuc uco les.-Decrec affirmed. Tho New YORK
- Al Mbelluntl company, hbeants aud appellants, vs.
~ Norwich az Edward Levcy, John II. Starin
s.vsrsed and -Decreo affirmed Robert W. Wheeler
nam oxccutrx, and appellants, vs. The steamboat CITY
nd william Neia claimants and appellants.
rscyss reversed eoc ordered for beansg Mary Dun
Mt Al libellants, vs. ,26S pipes. &c,
,>.ccrNn @twon, Jr, claimant ana appellant -
fAoOANu nd libel dismissed with costa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
PASSING
N wesnyIn COUNTERFEIT MONEY.

Domc lemons yiney Comstock was walking along wost
mo boy In chn hsday afternoon he stopped TO purchase
counterfeit 1y vendors wagon Peter Payne,
comstock ana oirgo OF the wagon, gave Mr. Comstock
10y anu twenty-five cent piece In change, but Mr.
~ n,s n 49, detecting II banded tho coin back the
s"kr us'nsisscd hsvins another. Tho hoy
sn,s w. tho pioos, rcmarking, swell, they pass Thorn
en- '.and have 70 pass them along The boss WON'T
~ 10. hem IRON mo-" Another customer came up -
". time aud the boy attempted 10 gvo him the bad
IN, Whcrcupon ComstocK arrested him. C0mms-
.sner Osborne hed Payne Tor cxamlnstion.
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CONTINUED ON MYTH PAGKl-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-30
Xotal Yten>s.

RAILROAD SCHEDULES The follow
ing are the hours ut which the trains
on the G. G.. and A. II. Il. pass
Winnsboro:
REaULAR PAssENaER-NIaHT.
For Charlotte, 1.25, A. NJ.
For Augusta, 11.O7, P. N.
ACCOMMODATION FREranr--DAY
For Columbia, 7.3G, P. NJ.
For Charlotte. 1916, A. NJ
New Advertisements.
Great Reduction-R. T.. Dan
nenberg.
Now Goods-McNIaster & Brice.
Notice-O. r. Thompson, J. P. f.
G.
Notice-E. W. Kennedy, Execu-
tor.
Mrs. W. II. Kelly died on Friday
night. She had been married only
q short time-less than a year.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-30

sent on thoir lines ,cithiu tho State,
and request that they shall be
marked "For The South Carolina
Monument Association, care of Mrs.
John Bacon, Columbia, S. c." Con-
tributions of mutton, corned beef
and tongues, hams, poultry, eggs,
butter, cake, etc, ETC., will be very
acceptable, md, whenever practica~
bic, should be delivered in Colum-
bia by Friday, November 8. Those
intending to contribute will please
notify at an early day one of tho
members of the board. The monu-
mont is now finished and will be
erected as soon as tho comparative
ly small sum due the architect shall
be collected. It is earnestly hoped
that every daughter of tho State
will avail herself of this opportunity
OF being participant in tho noble
work of rearing memorial tribute
to the honored dead of South
Carolina.
The following arc the members of
tho board: Mrs. George Howe, Sr.,
Mrs. McFie, Mrs. G. Walker, Mrs.
John Mckenzie, Mrs. A. Dargan,
Mrs. r. Beck, Mrs. B. Levy,
Mrs. W. H. Gibbes, Miss La-
Borde, Mrs. S. Beard, Mrs.
Waties, Mrs. r.. O'Noalo, Jr., Mrs.
Anne DoSaussure, Mrs. John Darby,
Miss Wade, Miss Martin, Mrs. John
Bacon, Mrs. W. X. Bachman.
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oct 80
GEO. 3. EDW WARDS.

Cotton and General Commission Merchant
CHARLESTON, s. G.
JDROMPT attention given to tho sale
l. Cotton, Poas, Corn, Rice and Pro
duce Of all kinds
Merchandise bought free of commits
zion. Being on tho spot, and thoroughly
posted on prices, can guarantee Ioroc
saving to buyers of merchandise.
Agent at Charleston for State Iino
Ocean Steamships botwo,n Now York,
Glasgow, Liverpool, London and all parts
Of Europe.
References: Bank Of Charleston; JAS.
Adger & Co., Oh aries ton, S. @.
sept 22-xt3m
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-30

A negro man rocontly arrived at
Ridgeway from Georgia has been
troubled with an eye for number
of years, and has been under medi-
cal treatment for it. A few days
since the eye itched him, and he
scratched it; when, to his amazo-
ment, a splinter popped out. This
was the cause of the trouble. How
it got thore, how it remained there
so long, and why it came out as it
did, are questions that the splinter
or the darkey must answer. We
pass.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Now in Perfect Hpalih.

NEAR MARIETTA, CA, March q, 1870.
IWessrS. 'I'm. Root d: Sons. --Gcntlcmcn :
some months ago [ bought Il bottle Of
Drahi!eld's Fcmnlc Rcsr !ator from YOU.
and have used it in my family with the
utmost satisfaction, and have rocommcn-
dcd it to three other families and thcy
have found it just what it is recommend.
The females who have used your Rogu,a-
torarc now in perfect health, and are abb,
TO attend to their EouSchuli duties, und
We cordially recommend it to the public.
Yours respectfully,
oct 23-2w REV. III. D. JOHNSON.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-30
NOTICED.

A Ill persons knowing themselves in
IA. anywise indebted to the estate of
Joseph Lauhon deceased, or'to Lnuh0n &,
Kennedy, must como forward and make
p'yment, as longer indulgence cannot bo
given. All persons holding claims agninst
said estate will hand them in, lawfully
attcstcd.
L. w. KENNEDY,
oct 3l-x3t Executor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-30

We learn that Col. r. j. Cameron
mot with q serious accident on
Saturday afternoon. While riding
in his buggy, his horses took fright
and ran away. The Colonel was
thrown violently out, and had an
arm fractured by the fall. We are
pleased to learn that his injury,
though painful, is not serious. The
buggy was considerably damaged.
Res soLUTIoN.-At q meeting held
by the Jenkinsville Democratic Club
on Saturday evening last, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted
Reso1ued, That Israel Byrd be
requested to resign the position of
Senator from Fairfield county, in
order that q man can be elected,
who will represent the interests of
tho citizens Of tho county.
w. b. YARBoRouan,
II. G.. MoMEEKIN, President.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-30
N II O H.

oct 3l-X3t j..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-30
j. CLENDIN4ING,
Bot and Shoe Manufacturers
WINNSBORO, sc.

o. IiE undersigned ro-
ne, spectfnlly announces to tho
eslssr" VII ~eS9 citizens Of Fairfield that ho
Gs8;A has removed his Boot and
Shoe Manufnctory to one door below Mr..
G. Mnllcr's. am prepared to manufacture
I'll styles of work in q substantial and
qorkmonlikc manner, out Of the yory best
materials, and at prices fully as low as tho
same goods can bo manufactured for Mt tho
North or elsewhere. I keep constantly on
ban! good Stock Of Solo and Upper
Lrau,cr, Shoe Findings &C., which will be
id at reasonable prices. Repairing
Iromltly attended to. Terms sstrictly Cash
%aJ- Dried Hides bought.
oct IL j. CLENDINTNG.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-30

John Moore, the colored man
who was shot recently by Johnson,
is recovering. johnson delivered
himself to the authorities, but was
released.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-30

The thanks of the Office are tens
dered to Mrs. JAS. II. Rion for some
fine IRISH potatoes. These potatoes
are Of second growth on q patch
that had already yielded largely in
the spring. They arc unusually large
and good.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-30

Tho circuit court adjourned on
Friday night, after u long and
laborious session. Nearly all the
business on hand was disposed of.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-30

Tho treasurcr's Office has been
crowded for tho past few days. The
time expires on Wednesday. There
will ho q large number of delin-
quents-owing, of course, to the
extreme scarcity of money.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-30
South Carolina Monument Associatio,
Restaurant,

Restaurant.
Through tho courtesy of the
Executive Committee of the South
Carolina Agricultural and Mechani-
col Society, thore will be restau-
rant on the grounds of the Society
during fair week under the auspices
OF the South Carolina Monument
Association. The Southern Ex-
press Company has kindly agreed to
forward free Of charge all articles
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-30
%IDO . GOO :
~ 02aGGg
DawSSs dn
B0uka2i@ht@

Offer In all their various departments an on
traordinary collection OF the latest novelties In
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS AND SHOES
We call special attention to our immense
stock Of Dress Goods.
In our Hosiery department you will 1lni
everything you want at moderate prices. we
keep always ON hand Il complete assortment OF
Harris seamless Kid Gloves; also Il superb ar
1lclc or two-buiton Kid Gloves, all culors for
one dollar Il pair.
Our Upholstery department IS stocked with a
iull assortment OF Carpets, Oh Cloths, Rugs,
Mats, Caution Maiing;, Cocoa MattinyS, WIN,
dow Shades and Lace Curtains.
strangers vSi Ting Columbia will find thS
establishment decidedly the most attractive
place In the city. ami we extend cordia, invita-
uon o every one to pay us visit.
orders from lhc country Tor goods or samples
cash orders OF Ten Dollars and upwards.
JONES, DAVIS & BOUKNIGHTS,
Successors to X. G. Shivcr 81 co.,
OoATJ. MI B z q, S.. Q.
oct 9--3tl
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-30

Messrs. Ruff & Cloud are erecting
new dwelling house in Ridgeway
on Meuns street.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-30

New ADVERTISEMENTS M cssrs.
McAIaster and Brice call the atten-
ton Of buyers to their stock OF
dry goods, fancy goods and gcne>
raj merchandise, which will be
found to bo varied and vol
selected one.
Mr.. r. L. Dannenberg advertises
dry goods, fancy goods, clothing,
boots, shoes. hats, etc, all at prices
to suit the hard times.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICR NO. :l2e.

TINTED STATES LAND ofPIcR. CARSON
u City, Ne, ada, February q. 1877 Notice 10
hereby given thai the N,ACAHA GOLD And
Silvia MINING COMPANY, q eorToraiion
existing under tho laws Of ih. tate o. caliior'
mia, having Its po-tofiiec nj ssn Francisco, Cal.
lfornis, has. BY u. Caldwell. The az nt aud
superintendent thereof, this fny fled In this
ofi!ce an application for United ti.,es lsnht
tor nve hundred snd ssventy.hve taIb) Hhs
fest of the Niasa lode, with surface ground
two huncrtd la0J fest In width, embracing .
gi.ilO scfcs, officially surveyed. Plated ard dc.
scribed a. y, h, Survey or Lot No. i25. Town.
shlp Ia north, Range ~ east, N. u. %. AID ",
aud being situate In the Gold Hill Mining Dis.
aud dsscr,tcd In the plat and 1eid roi.r On MO
In ihi. oficc ~ follows. si.:
Berinbing OF ro.t marked No, ]. \. tur-
ysy No. ls5. ON the es,t side oi Cold Car yOii,
n nr the .olth eId OF The siiwr NJ, cnn pshy.
u. n survey No. %. from whih lA.d lost the
quarter section corner On the Ofib line Of Zee.
tlon eight 49,. = township io north, Range II
east, ~. ID. NJ. baT- bo'ih u desi..r ~ Lih'
ut.s w.st, distant i.2t5 ie't. and ie nsgsthn oi,
Niagara Company's hosting wtfks hears touth
81 degrees 20 minui,r east; thei.ee. iunhihg
from raid Post No. !. nciih furiy..ix and ore.
fourh lt6h) degrss east two hui drd 900 fot
90 Peat No .. thence touih foiiy.ihrre aud
three. .ourths tkJh) degrer ettt hNe bnLdied
and ", ,ehty.nvs tb,6I feet. to rost No. 8:
thenee touih iorty.,iH and one fourth lteAl de.
rrers ws.t two hlnfrrd lsc0l feet to III - nth.
east corner OF the Z" Echo" U. \. sury'y No. 60;
thsnee siong east boundary of psid U. \ surrey
No. 90 north forty three ard thee fourihs ,tahl
despee, west i've hundred ard ss,et E,. ts7s)
& ei 10 said Poet No. I. III. PLACE of d, ginning.
ct the northwe.t,riy oo'n,r Of the claim; ,h-
mining giound h.reb, Fought 90 be Ist.hted
teitg bounded on the ws-i BY The Echo siaim.
o. \. survey No. %, is'orTns TO the SILVER
Hiil Mining ComI,any, aud on the 'onth by
U. n. Survey No. bs
The part OF the paid Niagara Iodc hereby
appli,d for 10 the ncfthwerttIly or norti cry
siS fert OF the i.aO feet ih,r,f owned by aid
Nisgars Cola ana Silver Mining Company.
which said Nisysra coDpsny does hot. Low.
ever. hereby waive Ur prrJudi,c any of is
legal rights under mining Laws 10 the rcmaih.
ing or iouthcfly e25 feet O. lie thid loee Lot
hereby foneht 10 lie pAtcnpd d.
NoiIss Of the loesiion taid khanrs Icde
may be found In Bo. y, II psr. lh5. Gold Diil
Mining Records. OF Virgins Ct:,, Ne,sta.
reference IL lcrrhy insGe - The plat aLd
hcld nui.- on rlr ~ this of'cs. snd 10 The Iltt
and potiss upon ilid clam. fer greater par
ticulAritv.
i-7 s;d G. N. HARRIS. I,efi,ier.