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New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
THE PURCHASE OF THE EMPIRE LINE.

Referring to the purchase OF the Empire
Transportation Company by the Pennsyl yana Railroad
Company Thomas Scott, President OF the latter stated
that while an absolute purchase has not "a yet been
effected matters have advanced sufficiently to regard
IT, az practically determined upon. He stated that when
the contract with the Empire Line entered into
many years ago, the railroad company reserved the
right to purchase the line at any uEle and that
the action of the Board Monday therefore
merely forcclosing Of the opu0n. Tine baSiness
would he transactcd by the Empire Line, az hereto
fore under the control OF the Penusylyana Road.
An increased revenue anticipated by Mr.. scott and
his associates.
Tins change will put the Pennsylvania road IN posses
sion OF the valuable dock property at Piers Nos J8
.. North River, 600 cars including box and tank
cars. incries and J2O miles OF oil pipe lines IN
oil pipe syst IN is reported one OF the most exteie
and important OF the interests ~ the Empire linf.
MIR. SCOT denies that ny arrangement has Dctl
entered INTO to sell ont the oil business Of the
Empire Line the Standard OF Company, thar
would depend altogether upon circumstances. Ihe Eu-
pire Line had been very successful in handling Ieigh
and while the fact WA denied by him that is stock
holders int rest d in the PcnnsIlydnih road
lie preferred u 10 scuss thai branch oi the SUBJECT
When the directors Of the Pennsy ylyaua road should
have officially pa ssed tis matter n would be submit
t. shareholders OF the Empire Line at the meet
Iu " ul O.LO
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19

,o,s service at this mort Each OF these three was
An exnert whose d could not be hied rom u. Su
tom House ranks OF thom being ia"i9I Hn - ~.
o,ic, a sfcuoarapher T. believed yestfrna! Dt tlo
& lectOrs friends, tiat these explanations wgu naae
nil The c Ct desired by them, ana II wa ~ t
C.II.cInrsLIIn III lus ulIL.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
SENATOR MoRToN's CONDITION.

WASHINGTON, Sept 1S.-Acting Postmaster
Genela al Brady this morning received following tee-
gram:
RICHMOND, Ind, Sept. IL.
Senator Morton is hardly 10 well this morning, but
nothing serous"
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
RAPID TRANSIT SUSTAINED.

DECISIONS BY THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALL THE FRANCHISES or TIE RAPID TRANSIT ROADS
SUSTAINED.
Two decisions have been made by the Court OF
Appeals sustaining the validity OF the Rapid Transit
Acts, and the claims of the companies. The points
on which the decisions are based are summarized
beloW:
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19

Since The York TRIBUNE naugurated
It's OF cheap novels, yOn get "a Pair Of Blue
Ewes for ten This Is cheap CDIugh; but by III
suiiing fellow bigger than yourself you get "a
pan vi black eyes for nothing. horristown Herald
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19

There is n general opinion in Russia that
Osman Pasha is hend in human sLape.-IKochester
Democrat and Chronicle
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19

4 husband, who only opposed his wife's I'll
Lumur uv sl uce was told by a friend thlt ue " was
afraid Of nis wife, "Itis not size that am afraid oi"
replied tue husband; "its the noise"
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19

STRUCTURE, Impotence and DIseases oi the
y Geueratlve organs radically and speedily cured Ohcs
hours b 10 3. HE'S NhI A nANlEl7 Nd IA Lexington ~
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At BUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
Gam G31 Noon Gs' 90 ~. 10. Midnight6O''
Highest dunn0 the day. 10. 1--we. hO'
Average, Ga Same day. 1876. Cts
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
RICH SILKS AND COSTUMES.

There are signs Of an active Fall retali
trade A r. stcyar. & Co. have been dong good and
steadily Increasing business during tne past two weehs
Many novelties have been introduced III me more con-
mon lines Of goods features VIII attract speoal
attention from tho ladies': the large importation OF
the richest Partisan cloaks aud costumes ana inc
new styles OF silks and silk and woo'n-h'Aeo
goods The first were shown in the Reccption-r"om'
on the top floor Judge IIilton's original conception OF
reception room has grown ia magnitude anu nagnn-
ceuce oven during the past year. An extensl nus
been made additional paintings statuary ana articles OF
curiosity have been added ani not the least arSo "r
the costly costumes Increased preparation mas peeh
made for meeting trade In TIE more tSeh-
sive Partisan garments A snec!al purchase WIS
made during the summer OF 800 Pnlaa1 e@tl @
mcnfs OF different STYLES OF coats Hhd cns-
tunes ranging In price from $50 to $500, ana o 4og
Berlin garments IL f. the largest purchase OF the khu
this house has ever made, and 1t IL claimed mar "
finer stock Than can he found at any one PaIislah
House. the selections having been 1ahe rom an oi
Toe cloaks mostly OF chnchllla trimmed & m ,, f
nal designs, ana with Innings mainly OF lutasIo , y,
amb's wool The goods look very heavy Dut III ~
only Of medium weight Inc SOU o,oah % VIII" a. % ~
purchaser calls the hnest garment III % tn" s I'D
heav, black silk, trimmed viii jet, aso WIN III, IInSs TX anu
possenenrie beautiful domon OF pearl siS G Is tri %
fringe. Satin being mtrOduc ed as trimming on sih
trimming ia also six II the shaie called u"e & vi
flower of the linden tree, delicate green TINT on very
light yellow body The ulster like cOaks are tnls season
of lighter and finer goods. and look rich and stylish
The new silk and dress goods mentioned, are just H.
and certainly Josephs coat Of many colors was NOT
circumstance. The clerks call them novelty goods
and the ladies have already named them rag carpets
In general goods be described as silk and wool
xed IN two or three colors forming dark rich grounds
shot through with bright colOrs, giving warm cheeru
Effects extremely odd These are for street oYerskrts
Next comes LoTeue lgeohne raw siin iHeu & S 70 ~
yard. These principally combination c0oIs, uhI
aud rch and with small raised hsuiesisr, ,h a. az ~,
cbaDReabe Silk ana bas mover ich anu eies"' en'0'
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
lADnornccmeuW.i

IADnorurcmeutai
Ncmaleia never fails to yield INTO a pcrma-
neut no with q q llOMANs PAD AID PLAr lLs.
4 safe standby for the family, during the
sea On oi Cho,ra NorJus. summer Compaius, Canps
DIrrhnas al Bowel tompa.ltS T. d.. JAiHE1 AhL
MAINE BAISAiO admitted encacy, an, occasion SHOULD
10 prove Lsti4L
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
Buckingham g
Hotel
sE"TKE-AvENUE, NEvV.YOIK.

sEyTE9-AyENUE, NEvV-YOIK.
This magnificent house stands upriyaed throughout ns
world IN point OF artistic elegance. perfect Vshuauon
end the quiet refinement Of pnya residence siuael"
the fashion HE centre and specially arranged Tor the oou
fort Of families. permanent and transient with CUISINE
Of marked excellence the best families Of Europe
and America.
PRICES TO SUIT TIE TINES.
Snrle rooms, per week '.'''''''''''' ..
Bachelor rooms Wit private bathroom. &c----.--oif
Large airy rooms suitable pc sons, with BATH &C.
Family apartments. consisting Of parlor. bedroom and p
vate bathroom. -.-----.-' '.''
Family apart uents, consisting OF paor, bedroom an.
dressing room. elegantly decorated and furnslrd ''
And upward according 10 location and ACCOMMODATIONS
RESTAURANT CHARGES 40 HIGHER THAN A
OTHER FIRsTCLAss HOTELS.
FULLER & CO., PR0PRlETOR~'
a. E.FULLER, late OF Breyoort House)
, 1877-03-08
he was unah1c, on nceonnt of hoarscncsN, 10 20 on
and, nt his request the Court adjourned nnttl this
morning. Mr. storrs will conelndo, perhaps, w
The Detroit Tunncs-Busrension nrldRo--
Etnhnctat.

The Dctrolt Tunnes-Busrension Hr1d9o-.
Financial.
Specfat DtspdteA to 71s Ifl6vns.
OTTAWA, March 7.-Thc Railway COMMITTEES
meet to-t1ay IN the Parliament buildings. Tho
bill OF tho Canada Southern Brings Company
for power 10 construct tunnel under Detroit
River from tho Town Of Aml,erstburg to Crosse
Isle, in tho State Of Michigan, WAS taken up,
and, after some discussion. carried. The time
for It's completion WAS extended to six ycara.
Tho total cost OF the tunnel Is estimated Il
$I,5000Oo.
Special MtpdfeA 10 7nt Tribune,
SUSPENSION, nnIDUE, Canada Side, March 7.-
The suspension bridge Is again undergoing
thorough examination. The whole Of the super
structure Inns nlrcady secn insnccted, and
found TO he III satisfactory state Of prcscrva-
tlon. Portions Of tho cables imbcddcd in
masonry, as we'll ~ the foundations, arc being
subjected tu rigfl1 scrutiny. During these re-
pairs passenger trims will bc ecnt by tho ,Htcf.
national bridge nntl Buffalo.
Sptciat Dt.patea 70 ne 7roxns .
the London 1Ytatx to-day rcncws It's httaek On
ths credit Of tho Province Of Quebec. Referring
to tho losses sustained by merchants, the
Timer says: ut ia we'll known that
several Canadian banks have been serl-
o,'sty hustlencl for eoino time With absolutely
Or comparatively worthless paper on account of
tile rallrny project of the Province Of Quebec.
II Would hc we'll for Canada Il clean sweep
sserinE Institutions. Till they are out OF tho
way ir1p!e cannot tc basel on a 1calthy f0lnoa-
tioIl. Sound Institutions will only emerge tho
stronger from tho tftat.n
, 1877-03-08
TIE CITY-lFALL,

Tie Comptroller yesterday paid out 81. 500 In In.
tercst on city paper.
Tls Tssasure1's fecaipts Yesterday were 3e,177
from lbs Water Department. and -, sos from mis-.
cellaneuus SOURCES.
Tho following Committees have been called:
Streets and Alleys Of tho North Division, Thufsdsy
at3p. H.; Police, Saturday ~ 1890; aud Hail.
ro9ls+ Saturday 1t o'clock.
City.Astornsy Tuthll was yesterday eminent'y
successful IN suit before Judge jameson to 70.
coyes damages received by Geshatdt Scholton In
being thrown down In the basement By tho fall Of
tlo courl. .ltuuso bYunto IN 1877. Damages were
laid at SIC, 700, but nothing Was awarded.
The following bullllns.permlts wess issuea yes.
tcrdsy: q. y. Hubbard. ten three:story and bass.
meat atone. trout sioses and dwellings, z0xU0 feet
EACH on Wel!a. meas Elm .tEeet. coat $so. ooo: !;
feet corner Of Elm sad sedgwiek streets. cost
u. 600; John Berg. lwo.stosy aud basement
dwe1lius .o428 feet. No. III Mohawk sttoet,
cost u, 500.
6efeL dsAths from scas.et f.ses have besn re-
ported 20 tar this week. and tho Asalsa authorities
arc confident that the total tos the week VIII b.
, 1877-03-08

1iARn1NoToN-on tho III Inst, Truman y.
Funoral sunday at O'Clock from bis residence,
1893 Dcdrhorn street,
youngest daughter oE Samuel aud Jhuo Palmer,
aged - months and 20 days: :
ss s% g. e oeoe o
RosaGiiil.! hiii ''e''A - ~ : 'A' - ''''N'' -
sTEEI-.i.rea. 9..of hs.ajI,'oeophalns, ID I' Mamie MI!
r. sos WI IL H.1daps street, Thurs.
~ Hartford saa winssea Conn. , papers please
pE noopE-At tho res!deneo Of his daughter,
y ooe nae1asI y ao
Remains taken 70 Lexington Ky.
South E'i1aeeth stfeet siia. Mary Hawtio.
Funeral notice hereafter.
sumption, nr. i1clen Il. Underwood ttlll recently
featdenes Il Throop stseet,, aged 40 years and j.
s Funeral from the re.fdenes Of John n. Gyms,
by carriages to Graccland.
af5is ienEsdc! ns yoaass.t sa ed oi 'iio .ea
copy.
tien, Fam il MSItako%s, ~ ssed esi y 3ss.s q r. ''aD
Funeral or Thu.sasy, q. i o'clock P m.. from
W Now York papers please copy.
tdouee Of hoT deuahter, MI. Eiiza Foss. 475 west
fuRea ais aay M 4 'ssa ye' H.
notice.
oWEN-At h,a residence, No. 17ss swae..h-av.,
Notice Of funeral hereafter
, 1877-03-08

hnal1. Tho new cnaes NJ dltesrn reported ycster-
y,s y ess es IT, a,n Eafs cS H. Sofss
a7 Henry, iii Rush, l4n sedgwick. stnitc, III
raaiiun. III Ciybonrn avenue, Is Scwbcrsy aycnue.
lD4 Twenty fourth.
Bni'dins. Superintendent e1..ve1sna ye.tert.hy
eens 70 thn Mayor = rernrt o. The Gondltton Of :
time ago inspected Int not reported npnn. Tho
ha'ls hase now all hecn surycJcd and plans of tnem
feS fefs1 Me.e t IN Hasar4 eee Teser nr fo
Coneorda, Milcr's.. Marines Gsorth and ,wcrt
Dtts!onl. Central. Burlington: anh the l,atte In
pnrintendent recommends some nEnoE changes IN
each. and will soon notify thc o*nnrA 0t Tho halls
that they will be expected to make t1iose changes
STREET OPENINGS.
Tho following ID list OF the assessment and con.
dcnnuston caaes and the results ot tho same, ~
bctos y ~ {sns:
will b. seen that The cisy las fared we'll:
AsaEsAxkyTs.
;rts,, :: sat- :s'e f.
1es S1 af sss .,s. so Harrison street to
Txs!ti, ,rss! smsans Of as'tsau,en, SIS. aas ea'
aiaf sa assess
UpentnE WE washington strens from present esas.
s,e Ms.s e e ssssss fk aS e
] %es s. .:.s. I'd s s,ssags s: r.n
sn,oa1t Of A+sessmen'. "as7 7o' assessment con.
ws st; s.ss .ssss a e.
's Ss:a'ss Ts|S fsy!e5 ::s, ; r.; :;
Is
sHs ..S sss sR:s s"',
s9 q osx * IL ,ss
foik strsst. auaant Of assessment. sasiss as'eas'
WidcniaE aiiey fryrn Dlaekhevk street 10 north lne
, 1877-03-08
rpb,tc t,,ouud, .ua rud,ux Fund., a.. -

~
~ ~ moton. nloptGd by unanimous & yotc:
= I1a na{,l9l 1u xos Feetantf ana on'a amounting
IN ~ 70 4ln!: 70 were Aadltda'
adjourned 10 Affll :.
EVANSTON.
The Board 0! Village Trustees met Tuesday
evening In regular session With all tho members
present except Trustee 1gtehart.
:, petition was received slgneh by II @. Mlllor,
9. q: 0ilbGtt 1. j. oaEc. and II: g. rowcrs' 70,
Gasst!ns ths BEARD e repeal certain laws % snd
ths silsse iini., e oraer % sseoaaoi.io .ho
citizens o. N2,th Evanston BY barring an extra
and a which @ en- only he & had by allowing greater
scope ior making Tho fc2Atfcd time: i was 70.
fcrLsd to tho Committee on Streets and Alleys
Tho Chief Engineer OF tho Wnter- Works report
e. ehhs the expenses TOR mo month nI JAnuary Was
$i25. aa, and Tho eonstFucton account was $8a 52,
making total Of f4o4.28. The report was ap-
proved:
Tho Village EngfneoF Fepoftea thnt certain Side,
wnlks were in dangcrouA condition nnd needed
repairing without delay. Tho report was Fcfcrfcd
TO the proper Committee. Tho COMMITTEES to whom
tho petition Of Dccondses was ratsfFad reported
that III REV Of tho fact that tho Boards term Of
o;see was toon to expire the1 did pot think u ad-
son 70 act. Tho report was accepted,
Ae ut Is customary to appoint jodges and clerks
tinfty days previous to the election OF tic ncw
, 1877-03-08
TIE TOWN COLLECTORS.

WHY THEIR TIME aItouLD NOT pM EXTENDED.
Tho county authorities werc worked np 10 foycr
heat yesterday oycr Tho Goodrich bill rcceatly ln-
trolucet in tha l.cg.siaturn ut Springfield psovid
Ing for extending tho tina for lilo Town Collectors
to make their return 10 tho County Collectors
Two montha. They had lust begun 10 feel ll.i1o
better, and tho financial outlook was brighter than
1t had been slncs they fanctel that they had tho
authority 10 issue 81, ooo, GOO whether tho people
sald 10 OF not, and this bill coming
up Just 81 ths wrong time cast o
gloom over tho situation. An extension 10 tho
Collector Of two months meant to them tho po.t.
poncsnent Of turning THAR collections over to tho
Treasury. md tho consequent continuance Of tho
nnanclal Embarrassment which lad 70 long pro.
DIT ana test Thing that .urYsstci itscii. and 10
This end thoy put the. heads sagether and trason-
q Ths coslu:ioa 3sas.Sa vi; tint shs coanty
should 60 10 springfield 1t oncp to work ngaln!t
~ passage, md arrangements were mado aecota'
TNR DIRECTIONS TO THE PAssA0K or TlIE I'LL.
wers many. and uatsiac af ihs ono indicated nboyn
were those Of gr4ycr and far u1re serious char
rSang ~sts Is
former sts xiyen IN The following .ea.osanda pre-"
pa.sa " hr: hcye fos use Ut Springfield:
s;ss!S r! I'll: Il: Iii hs: ia;
~ n SssS ssss sf.s1s
t5Fe A1A FnH1isH lH6 30Hle MelA tAk6 Mht July
tr3 u te aaHces RcwEeSf About slx wetki ku pt1Rt
snd puhl!s the ILL., independent Vt tho thso required
W ths t;uuniy collsetor 10 prepare tbs lit. Ii VIII
T. ise p.er IL ffs 'tird slondas II 'Aaxoss. =
for Judgment. an4 NJ osrs tor The sau VI Ieiiaauent
properly T. tsqai.cas t4w Tho August ter,a e1prts
ErFK rr94lte* Il least ts0 aerks In which tu n
ts lit " property or record iron, which .r s,n i
nades thus tho ss!e could aot begin Gefors hs 1T Vi
ln1lent lots and ians In ttUk CoaEtJ Ia ont ni0nlA
c.nss9asasiys Efsst UT d. q s5pee1.4 tspss.enag
Ills I'M sLer the sy aaea " ias. % 10 speai
| vidcs ID Sec. III that taa amount dao ua pfut,.
pss'ophy forfeited to ta yss;tS "a
IS added 70 lid taxa es tug current IroF Vow aay
property that cannot be offered tuE sale bsfors tic Ii.
u korcmhsE y atteE thst dats feFtsltsd ~ NJ
could aot he added u tha sAaes u tho tarEent
yca! and there Il ssTtus question sSto a!ctrr they
| cuut4 "a sulei H. the nrxt Aucccedlnx year. hu
4nuunt 70 1nyuvsd In th!s coua aklux st4te count
cy. and other tsAva would aggregate heatiy rfI0r
Auother rcasoa Why the b.ll should not bero.nc Law
tal at the end OF kht pFr&cnt 6scal ye&r t1 tst
CouHty .ll oul u olts uaes: .hvy -
Et.tected sa1 II the tulu Il II ~ the Town tua
Setor the Count! w bs abta 70 cosnpst
ta tax Aat. and kstlc with ihs staic county Hd d
which au has glsso Lond. W the time spcSined bl
beyood tLst tIms, md you'd comptate lstters ven
Ss ae9ss saeass 'ts 5as III
pieted.
] since tho manifestation Of disposition to GRh
thu passage Of the Objectionable bill! sod slle,
, 1877-03-08

defective Maennicy., The prisoner Shea
win probably ho. dtscharged. from en.totly
to-day. tho of'ccrs haslng. found out that he was
not PARTY to the rnbbcry. hatwas an acquaintance
of Mcclellan. The latter has tervet term III the
Jnllet rtlson. woodrnif has done eish! ycatA' tmo
In tho Michigan state TcnficntIary. and irtslti
yrnr in The iAsl. named institution. The officers
n1Fecl H. rccoycE tho valuable psrte etolcn ~
thctu bnld thrvcs from Mr: aecle}.. house. out
Tho fourth ucrsntl to the rntbrry has not been
rested, hut tho detectives on his tr&tk and are
tApgnInt Of hED capture.
, 1877-03-08
MS COUNTRY HIS HEIR.

Nsw Yoax, March 7.-Joscph II. Lawia, who
died At his home iu Hoboken . few days ago,
aged s., was for many years In the stationery
business on Nassau strect, and Aecnmulatcd !
property Of more than u ,000, 900 He beoueath-
"a hla cntIzc estate 10 thc Government 70 help
pay the national debt, making George D. H:
GIl!esplc, Of the Manhattan Bank. bis executor.
It l. believed thsk h. had 10 relations living.
, 1877-03-08
CRIMINAL,

n1tf hn1t 1r f1nh hla
sc"otu"ys anu sa'o Da.' w - ~ ~ hs npp'aF'
ancc At tho May term OF tue District ooort'
J. shana West Lake street ,hes.clcaoc,.
,x,s iodsoI In ttn Ve.t Madison strcnt Iast
night, charged NJ Win larceny a. ha'leo by John
1tynn. nf No. a81 West Madison street. who says
shonr cannot account for somo clothing LETT thera
~ hf1,
Charles Hammer, tho "kid," yesterday waived
araninat1nr hcforc Just,co gummcrdr)n and wett
-. A. r,.,,1.., $50. n.a. a. nm h.tt trL
oVs' W 'Ae et'"a..al eouts u'us' st'oo paa'' 1"o
IaaJ Whode potKet he piekcd et the corner OF In
diana a,enue aud Twonty.aocond street has not
vet made herself known.
~ n.,s.,,.". - ". a.o,. 49,, o.,.,, ,.,,.,,-
Deteclltcs scott aaa ostr1mhn yosteFaay sEteet-
ed s, .. Palmer, = fnaitvo from justice In Jack.
son, Mich. le is charged with three times obtain
ins ,rnr.r vnsc, faisn n.ctor.e. mn, wss nndor
Jug Mohc1 uuues t"'so Pss'en'es anu Mas "'eoe
ball a. The tlmo or his hight lie !cEt Tor homo
yesterday In charge OF ollct. K. b. winnc.
rhc hn,.tsv, :Ionr ". aher,,d. atl., Harry aud
tn' 9otktass' sohtt ~. oneps'ut 4.,Ae nutt!' anu
fhoms. aeDe'mott, wote before Justice Ksuftaann
statnlos. md With violation VI the section rofer
ring to tho possession. Of burglars tools: They
wcfo represented by v. II. RlchAFdson, and 4a-
cured eon.lnuace 70 Tho 17th in $500 lail each.
, 1877-03-08
APnPi ExY.

6peeal Dttpatea 10 71s Tff6anat
GALENA, ILL.,, March 7.-Aftchacl Jocrg, .
German farmer residing just west Of this city,
was found by his wifo lying dead in his front
gard at m early hour this morning. The Coro.
ncr'6 Jury thought It Was a cAee OF apoplc1y,
and SO decided.
, 1877-03-08

Ar. neyo has,ily sketehed the ntove, the leglstn.
tnre has voted the bill. anil y has failed TO pA.s
Inatn,uch, howeyer, A. tho 1tonac wa not fnll
when Tbs bill was voted nnh = Ia flahlo to 10
ilraon Of The objections TO It's passage will bo use.
, 1877-03-08

The Commission appointed BY tho Chicago rses.
bytery TO try tho caao OF tho Rey Mr. wilkins. Of
Paw Paw, tor alleged misdemranor, continued
thelr sc.sion yesterday In tho rooms OF tho Prca-
byteJY, Mccormick Hook.
waa already bcgoso the Cons.,ssion, ind thoy &C.
euptcd tho time III lscneslnE and vel 1hing the ev-
iAsnce. was nnall{ determined that threa Of
the spocidcotions, via. tho nrat, tenth, and
elsyrnth, had been sustained, apA spfelepi proof
had rot beea brought forward to sustain ths Other
eight specifications.
Mcssrs. Trowbrltgc, Waters, snd Mclaughlin
weso appontcd to draw mp In due form tho YER
diet, md That that document shollA be pftaeGted
a. thu next meeting, Monhay morning.
'fhe matter II not conslIcIed very scrtona ono,
- It all arose from personal quarrel bctwean Nr.
wilkins aud some members Of hls tt0ck.
, 1877-03-08

NELSON -QuNNELt-On Wednesday evening,
Feb. 28, a. The residence Of tho brides parents.
Ola West Washington street. BY tho Ror. ponad
Gunneil. both Of Chicago. No cards.
KENIsON-KENIsnN-At Tho First n. r.
Church, by tho Rcv. II. II. Parkhurst, 1lr. y. ".
Kentson ard Mrs. 8. 4. Kcnlton. ali Of Chicago.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-21
No Excuse For BEING sick.

No person can use Boschee's German
Syrup without getting immediate re-
lief and cure. We have the first case
of Coughs, Colds or Consumption, or
any disease Of the Throat and Lungs.
yet to hear from that has not been
cured. We have distributed every
year. for three years, over $50, 600
Sample Bottles by Druggists in all
parts of the United States. No other
Manufactures of Medicines ever gave
thelr preparations snch II test as this
Go to your Druggist aud get bottle
for Is cents and try 1t Two doses will
relieve you. Sample Bottles 10 cents
each.
:, Agents Crane 4, Brigham, Wholesale
Druggists, san Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-21

IT is only natural that the American
Socialist. in discussing Beecher's West
ern trip. should say: What's the
meaning of this almost national ovation
Is it not a sign of enlarged liberality in
the public mind toward true inward
ness in love matters? 1t is hardly
possible that anybody believes in
Beecher's entire innocence of heart
trespass. Are not the people con-
doning the encroachments of religious
love on matrimonial territory2 Is there
not a squirt toward church familism?-
which is one promising form of
socialism.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-21
A Nellie Prosrsu

We are informed by District Attorney
Harding that he telegraphed to the Bis
trict Attorney of Washoe county yester-
day to enter nolle proseqni in the
Rover case. He is of the opinion that
it is useless to prosecute the case
further, as there is no hope of con-
victing Rover. now that eight of twelve
Jurors were for acquitting him. He
therefore considers it his dhty to stop
the expense of another trial, which in
all probability would result in dis.
agreement of the jury, if not the ac-
quittsl Of Rover.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-21
Independent Ira m ps.

The most Independent company OF
tramps We have yet seen. arrived here
from the west yesterday. The party
consisted of five persons; one of
whom was armed with shot.gu
two packed blankets; fourth carried
csnteen for water. and the fifth was
loaded with provisions--two jack rab-
bits. They work or beg for bread in
the towns along the railroad, and in
this manner Intend to get to Omaha
sometime during the summer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-21

John Harrison received yesterday,
from the Bloonringdsie Nurseries, H.
fnois, q lot of trees and sErebs which
he intends to set out on his ranch on
Big Meadows. Harrison came to
Humboldt several years ago with the
intention of staying. and he proposes
having as handsome place as there is
in 'she county. in few years.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-21
A ChanCe OF Tescherr.

We understand that Professor Sweet,
who has been engaged in teaching
school at Uuiouville for over year.
has made arrangements to come here
aud take charge of the higher depart
mept Of the public school, in place of
Mr.. Hudter. who goes to Unionville TO
take charge of the school at that place.