davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-23
PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for a Patent
TO THE
MINE AND MILL.
SITE.
NC. &f.

U. s. LAND 0rrIcn.
NOTICE r. HEREBY fssfas, Ns Sii,v Ssg'' 4 ~
n Albert ,stu,yss. who's. pc.totie. d.
dress Is Eur. ka. Nevada, has this day flsi
his application for . patent for 10 liasss
feet Of the Metamoras mine. or vein bsarinr
silver, With surface ground 100 feet In vida.
an. and S : asf IL Bar.s. Mini"s d .srics' eo ing
Of Eureka and s ate Of Nevada. and ksess
and Designated By the field rotes aad o0eisi
plat on als in this once - Lot Number q,
The exterior boundaries Of Lot No. 49,
and b, being as TO lows. TO wit:
variation IL deg. 30 min. east.
commencing At q post marked No. Us.
Survey NO. lIs, Lot A., whence post No. set
y, ?. survoy No. 70, Colorado Lode, bsarss,
No. bears NJ. 2 deg. 80 min. T.. s.4ss fssi;
tho Metamoras shaft bears s., 23L deg. W..
l3l feet, and the mouth Of the Metomora,
tunnel besrs.S., 40 deg. IS min. W.. is3 feet;
80 feel to post marked No. q, L. s. sarse,
No. ~, Lot a; thence, End course =, 7gH
deg. W., 2W tett to post marked No. 3, us
survey No; i2,; Lot AZ; Themes. Sd course n,
IpE a Survey s;'; 40. is iT. f. Ioi post m. marx ed No y. (,
course N. 7ss deg. r., 100 feet to poet No. i.
to place OF beginning. containing 8 4Lloe
acres.
"'D eie"s suu eppuItsuhut Otno meta.
morss mine: BeginDiog At . post marked
No. !, u. 5. survey No. III, Lot D. whence
post No. ! Of Lot A bears s., SO deg. 8 min.
y, 2.tv9 feet; thence, running Let course s,
80 deg. W.. 5o feet TO post marked No. O.
U. 8. survey No. ~. Lot b: thence. 7od
course N...5JH des. W., ATS 8-iO feet 70 post
marked No. 3. US. survey No. IN. Lot B:
thence. I'd course N. sis deg. E., 500 FEET 10
post marked No. 4, ~. !. survey No. IN, Lot
Is, and thence. sth course s., b5h dee. u
AS $40 feet to post No. |, the place Of begin
ming. containing 5 acres.
This claim Is bounded on the north BY tho
Clyde mine, and eat by the Banner mine.
The location of this minc Il duly recorded
in the Recorders office OF Eureka Mining
District, on pages 49, and iSs, 10 Book L, Of
Eureka District Mining Records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion OF said Mctamoras mine and
mill site. or said mining ground as herein
before described, are required to hie their
adverse claim with TIE Register Of the
United States Land Office at kuresa. in tn,
State Of Nevada, turing the sixty day,
period oe publication hereof, or they will b
barred by virtue Of the provisions of tn,
statute. ID. Il. I'M Register.
Eureka, Sept. 3. 1871. sept 4-0d
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-23

Special attention paid to family cusson'
Meats delivered In n part OF tns D"
Eureka, Meg ~. 1871.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
A FOURTH WAND HERO.
The Intrepid Young Man who Got n Medal
for smNlng Five I.oNs f..nm nrn,xninu.

"Ycs, sir" william O'Ncill, tho news
dealer on the steamboat wharf at Pock slim.
said. in reply to u uu"ry last evening, they
sent Tor me this morning and gave me this
medal"
ONtil showed n silver medal presented to
him by the Life Saving benevolent Association
oi NV York. IL bears thu representation OF u
ship tossed on "a stormy sea. Tho waves are
hiEh. and the vessel seems to Doe in extreme
danger. In the bn kground * Il life saving sta.
ton. with mon firing on rockets. and max ing
preparations to aid the endangered mariners.
On the other side OF th, medal is the ms rip
ton: Prrs .ntod t. William O'Nrin for his
courage and humanity in rrs uing. nj different
tw.s, several persons IRON drowning III the
IN, riN,r durins, r. var ls7G.'
AMI the outer end ~ the wharf, which IL u
resort 70 summer for the ms ;h,cvous ur'h ns
uf the Fourth Wnrd who go There tn SWIM and
g. play about the hoHis Most uf them are cN-
pert swimmers but sometimes u ipnlhurtly hoy
tumhi's oXnrboard, AMI unioss r. ucd would
drown. O'Nrl is oh the wit h for these mis-
maps. and HE Vigilance last summer resulted IN
the saving of five lives. The swim. of ON of
them. John Br'nnrn. was plu'ky at. Tn"
boy was ON tine nn.nt of drowning, and h" throw
MS arms around tue neck ot bus r's..ucr W tn
all his might tut after hlrl struggle under
the wat ONrll shook him oil. and th.n.
soling him 10y the cont collar. ia. " him t. the
suriac" and landed him. But O'N"ill's crown
INK exploit WIS the say NJ oi Jeremiah ilulry. "A
'wshuy. IN the depth of the winter of iS7j-G
When tn river was tlilrd with font NJ ir'
li'll'}. ANU, NJ liins'li ono sirp'N day hv
Walk ~ on tny striil.-rrs near tn end of the
wharf. f"ll IN. Tho tide WAS up.unl tho .urr.nt
mat SITS around the head of the pier WIS rap
IDLY bearing hum AWAY. He comrHd"s gave the
hlirlh. ANA . N'iu plunged IN after MIN. hnv-
lu. removed none OF his cloth M except his hat
AMI over cat For several minutes hr support 81
M drowning hoy. bum ting meanwhile num-
luiiN against the strOu, current. hui 40 icn4th a
police boat rnme f. his as- II lnr. mud both
w'r' taken out II was mighty cold hnth,'
+ n. | 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
A mo MEfT mn.
\ New Rochelle Butchers Curious Claim
Upon broadway Druggist.

Tho suit brought by Victor Lukert, a
butcher Of New Rochelle. against George +.
Shields. druggist Of Broadway. near Twentieth
street. for $500 for meat alleged to have boon
sold to the Defendants wife for the use of his
family In 1872 and 1873. was tried yesterday In
tho Marine Court. Tho defence alleged sub
stantially that the plaintiffs claim had no foun-
dalton whatever. The defendant testified that
he is divorced from his wife. hut Mt the time
OF the delivery of the meat was living with her.
Shcwls then keeping a boarding house at 400
running prior - their marriage. When he
married her he requested her to give II IN hut
she refused. IL was her own independent bust
ness ana property, and nc had no concern wit
~ Ho was conducting his own bus ness, a
drug store. ana he gave his wife f25 "a week to
pay for his own board and that 81 two children
leaving her 10 manage her establishment as she
pleased. lie never made any purchases nor
paid bills for her. and he had known noth-
lng OF this meat bill until after his divorce IRON
Tho plaintiff insisted that the mont was not
iof tlle boarding house, hut Tor the defendant 5
family only; but when his bill WAS put in owl
drn'" and thu Items read. the court room was
CONFUSED. The hll showed that in one day
over 500 pounds u meat were del vered e. tho
deicndlnts wife at a cost of over $50 The la
iendunts family consisted OF only four persons.
IN" defendant also produ' test lmuuy t. show
that the Defendants wife mad paid the plaintiff
for the very meat FOR which h. now sued her
husband. and he claimed that the plnintin had
up this old claim against him. tn mixing that IL
separation from his wife would permit IL to be
done with IMMUNITY.
The jury returned a verdict for the defendant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01

WEDNESDAY Fob 2s.-FLoUR AND MEAL
c sra WY ' 6ar s Sar @a I Ts'. ,S r ~ ~
there was i'te anpnrcut reduction in tho
cr" M crinc. q ,osss ~ cSira STATE sr $50
anG XXX s WHEAT w SSE" u ss sr,; 2o o GS
deabc Sxirss, 81 ads .. do Xxx aud Xxx s9ss 80
q southern takers. and ianil, brands, s57o6ss %;
wstrn ~ sIrsS AZ 20 CIV 9 m eSr
s. 254s6. Buckwheat nour, b 100 ms. 81 ,oe,s3sa
ia as. s7a Ssc For ' re Sss q n %g,' %";
sefws Lost. .sc. o. Gad CLOSING T" a, rye
icr march, ia,c Tor April " Lice for MAY, y 2732c
september Il dc for Octobor. ~ BIC NoycnbeS
ant 4n2c Tor December Receipts at the ports toda1
faoyi,ioSs-Pork dull: small sales at ei555 for mes
Al ~ - viii ~ ,oss ~ I'D sce Wv very sS Resl
c Issd r nS S@ s oT DO S~ .So"@
Lard nrmer but nist sales on the spot 800 tcs at $40
S If S sa e s%S SsS6 csa sf
pr ana i9r Nay prs,d hSs. steady at Ys
qualities scarce; selections, 29seltc prime Western and
iis 1c i.r sate factory and i2ic ior dairies Bgsf
Gnus-whoat favored huycr. hut more active do
msnd sprung M. and The Close was steady sale.
s e 19' ,s s@es ,s 81 81 fqp sl 70 e : SM,
kcc We quote. sprinp No, l. 81 t7ssiso; Miiwaukc.
AMI 80 III fas - sSs n red wiSsr q ' Sssf' sc
s s"S e. al S'y c c"s d Ss, Ses
ssgvc. Iat Only ,sh.iee, qualities, readily broas6
c ns"4 Ns @ s.o an" % tg s sS re- o M.
s.rn wa. IN %, maerH,r hcwanl sgd prizes barely
nom,nri s-ot,ss sont6crm soh At 5Ss5 for T yeIow
ut"os Rfs-Rio coffee was quiet here, but steady at
i7'.~a2c gold ,ale- 27l has. aud at Baltimore gsod
is',sns.c GOD Mild grades quiet today and un.
eas Raw a ' dun r and ssf at ~ Tor s
70 GOOD refining Cuba 40 hhds sold a, OAse'ic. the
~ and !i'slii.. lsr nara: on, .ns o' ~.
IT, in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
1MTSENE'NTS.


After a somewhat long interval Of absence
from the concert stage Mr.. Ole Bull made his
temperance last night at Stenway's before a
crowded audience. whose affectionatc and eager
enthusiasm testified 10 the regard universally
felt for the veteran artist Detailed criticism OF
his performance would be. at this late day su-
pcrfiuous. His style shows some traces Of
times weakening and effacinG finger. but keeps
the delicary. sweetness AMI wonderful. pathetic.
speak ne quality always one OF its prime char
at nristl,H.
H. played grand concerto Of his own compo-
sltion, and his own - SiciNdHd 2 IdrdiieUd,"
besides the en'orcs, which were called for
novelty IN accompanim -nis was the addition Of
a melodcOn and young lady performer Ia the
very graceful and dis rect piano playing Of Mr..
Quicken.
Nine Essipofi, owing. perhaps. 10 recent
81 knees seemed not quit" 80 serene and at ease
IL usual IN her opening Chopin Bdddie She
gave the group Of live Mendclss ohm ln-s it'll
uut words, however as, also. the C,IW DIES
Pclsus" 10y her husband and tea hr Les
chrt1Si rs, also (lor an encorel. tine Alou-
eit"-, hv ~" same COMPOSER. Lists Ftude de
Concert. and luhInst"ins LoeIlnka,' all with
her accustomed grace and d"liea y. especially
the lovely Mrndrls-uhn songs. which " mt
straight TO thu popular heart. and brought "a
stormy harvest oi plaudis.
VI - Palma struggled monfully or woman
ll', In a song from Gounpi. md another by
tumrnna. Nothing IL 80 beautiful. yet - snd,
u- arr 80" p"rS"N renee ina tn" fare OF unusual
Obstacles II ID lis ON n be ~ II ward.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hrenon's Discord.

The divorce suit Of Mrs, Christine Brcnon
against Adoph D. Brenon Broad street produce mcr.
chant tried before Justice McCue in the Brooklyn
city Court yesterday. The vile is Of French firth
and comcly The complaint is Of cruel ani in
human treatment They were married In 1873. and lived
IN tile midst cNhlons 81 bad temper until last SO.
Ncmirr Whtu she deserted her husbands huu>,. iils
side oi the story Tint puer 10 lo mhrunsc BE- wh-n
wliowcr aud 81. widow, dunt drr->mhkiu- They had
rnutus IN the same huu-c size came 70 MN hri To bog
ROW money! Hllu- pathetic story of distress lenstl.
ON her tuuiiuus of ulrNtnf nhHui al fiu. lac
uted 10 many her tie say that when size learned
that he was not ~ rich she had thought she began
ni0ie o abuse aud torment ctcultrd 10 keen him com
uuunly outraged The wife tr-uh,d that brenon hat
beaten hcr denied her support and turned hNr
doors The husband then tr-uncd that instead of beat
INK h.s Wiir she had ltnicu ltW. She hrnk" a dip
Ter over his heal and mair charge al nim with Above
Inter, sublux " IN Kan himtH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
Men TO Whom the Fraudulent President is
Indebted.

Don Cameron nominated Hayes nj Cincrl-
nat. HAYS cannot go back on Don Cameron
and his father.
JAY Gould contributed 100000 to the HIVES
campaign fund, and made II his particular
bus ness to carry Oregon. Hayes cannot 60
bt.k on Jay Could
Morton went 70 California and fixed UP six
tc"n thousand fraudulent votes for Hayes.
Hayes cannot 70 back ON Morton.
Juiaon klp9tri ! swung the bloody shirt for
Hayes all over tn" United States. Hayes cannot
- hn. X ON X lpatri.k k.
J. Madison Wells. by fraud gave the vote Of
louisiana to Hayes. HaS,. cannot 20 back on
Wells.
Tyner, the, Postmaster General. broke the
n,nrk oil The Brisi"w mpycmcnt at Cincinnati.
Hayes cannot 20 back on Iyner.
Bob lneersol denounced God and the De-
moera0y IN the interest Of Hayes. Hayes can
not so hu'k on lnger-on.
Iat employed twelve thousand deputy mar
shals at The peoples eNp"u~", 70 help Hayes
through. Hayes cannot 20 buck on Tail.
NhrlAharg"r sat Will hls i"et IA human gore,
oil ,or Hayes. Hayes cannO, 10 back On Shclla-
Logan stooiby the Whisky Ring and hrought
II INTO line lor Hayes. Hayes cannot 70 back
on Logan.
Stanley Matthew'S is Haye-'s hrothor-in law.
Huy's tuunnt 70 hd"N on his WlicS relations
Grant hold the army level Tor HAYES. lllvas
cannot e. Ia on the army OF Grants relatives
nov holding ofll.e.
Dem,on Richard Smiths wicked partners lied
Ike pirates all through The campaign Tor
Hnyes. Hayes cannot 10 back on the wicked
pnltn rs.
llnlstegd began speech for Hayes one night
IN Now York. II WIS never finished, hut II got
into IA" newspapers all the same. Hayes can
not gu back CA llaistcad.
. T.. Chandler sent forward tho supplies Of
money and troops ia the interest OF Hayes.
HAY cannot 20 bnck ON Chandler
behalf of Hayes culoEiz'd ]. Madison Wells.
Hayes cannot 70 back ON sherman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
Wen Laid Plans Frus,rn,cd-A Change of
Hrol. q IIfnrnIl, Il como.

The defeat of Jay Gould in his attempts TO
deprcss the price II Western Union to u point
whore he could cover his immense line OF shorts
ut his intended profit. was general topic Of
conversation in Wall street Yesterday.
The rise in Western linton several weeks ago
to rs. which placed Gould in such an un"om-
Portable position for time, has been the oc-
casion OF marked disagrecmcnts between Gould
and his principal brokers. He thought that
they had been instrumental in engineering the
bun movement. and ssmn time ago took away
his account from :. VI. Mills * Co.., at the same
time threatening the firm with legal proceed
ings.
On Saturday, il is said. he also severed his
relations with Chas. J. Osborn & Co. by with
drawing his account and closing up all out
standing contracts. His present brokers are
Identified with his Black Friday interests IA
we'll - thos" who deal heavily for keenc and
tho California element.
II is denied that kcenc. the California bear
operator in Western Union. has bought 10000
shares of Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph at ~.
as was reported. II is now said that he has only
subscribed conditionally for portion OF the
stock in The treasury Of that company, and that
the report has been used 10 make market to
unload tue shares on the New York Stock Ia
change.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
The Truth sauareIy stated.


Mr. Hayes has not boon elected President
at all. either lawfully or according to the forms
Of law. The lawful election in Florida gave the
Mr. Ildcn. The lawful election in Louisiana
gave the eight electoral votes of that Common
wealth for Mr.. 'rlllen. In Oregon, only two
electors were lawfully chosen. The lawful
election hy tn" special electors gaNo for Mr..
Tlldnn 1896 electoral votes. and for Mr. Hayes
III Gle toral votes. whilp upon tho popular vote
MI Ilden minority Wa nearly 100000. Mr..
Hayes has not horu olocted hy "A lawful majority
of the popular votes. Mr.. Hayes has not boon
votes. Mr.. Hayes has not been plooted 10y "A law
fu majority Of any lawful votes whatever
The bradley Tribunal, in its inception. its
Great ION, ana it, action. has been nothing but u
uwle-s, un constitutional. Invalid fraud and
farce. When Chiet Justice Church character
i2"d that fraudulent device OF Congressional
coWarllre ~ the great st farce of modern
times, ho todd the whole story ant the Whole
truth. more airorious hurieslur upon the
rugr upon the American people. political drWa-
Eogism nuN"r could huNc devised. Not one "a I .
decision, expression, or drllVnrHn'co f any KIND
hy TINT Illegal cuhHl Of political humhuggrry
hu~ the least san lou of legality. Tine Votes Of
lioridH, of Louisiana, and OF Oregon wrrn
never H. 'oitaln"i i'm amy legal way 10 he such
votes as the Constitution authorizes Congress to
count. They were not lawfully counted. They
were unlaWiully counted, Tho counting OF
thum WAS uu - Of fraud.
The installation of tho protondor Hayes in
the Presidential OH 'e without legal election
without ahl law or form of law to warrant the
proceeding, hut wholly upon n basis of irnud
and corruption, would ice nothing more or less
than uu!llil'hu9p of the Constitution,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
ITNdyCIiL AND COuMERCTfE.

WEDNESDAY Feb 9s-p NJ Again wore
A.. -..,.,,'... T., -. -,
te op'r"l"hS III runway. ana miscellaneous
shares on "a scale OF great magnitude. the aggrc-
,, '',, W. r''o. nous 'o''iI
many weeks-vot IN. nu,,,otions wcrc lcss ydo
and imnortant and nltng,ther n mora a.,tl.d
foIin,, ,,os ,,r,,,,, NO., f. s,,,,,, ,i,,,, ,r,
ie'lihs was apparent tl"h i"r some Tune. Inc
coal roads became II feature, and because of the
higher prices Obtained for conl nj tho nuc,ion
soIos ,o'doy ,h,r, ,os n ho,,,,. 1,s,',,,, "
1",, ,,', ,' u ,nJ. m"s ~. u'sp'sa'on 70
existing short nrcounts lint also for n t,rp an
thnln,I1. sd. Tn .ia,,..s, a''
'ne p"'l slur, III consequence 'lawhre Lacka-
wanna and Western advanced To- "a from 81
fell back to G3 !. and left of ut cav Delaware
and Hudson s.llin,, NJ 5o.. a,,oins, "a oar,,, i,
the day. closing at 40. Western Union Tcle-
graph occupied its usual conspicuous position
anu ied the "ntre list In point OF activity, but
the bulls held their advantage throughout to
'''e rnu .ne i' sa''S having peen AZ ooN' amer
i"ns' liUni % 70 % o. u'spi'' the Tree oner-
inss OF sellers go Days options at concessions
CT ~ N"' ne JUN
III Lux Hho'' r'si'ohu'u hahnsoih''V l" the call
and after landing their fiyorite ut 6U't from A.
ai ono Time II s,,..,.' If tn 40 NJ .hi,,nn Gnntr
While .ss active Wis firm at a. a. IA ~, ih,Wi
markt l"- t5.i n"-lG w.. f,g' M rh9on d
h.hind M lOli in hat, oporations' nitor Sarlv
l- ttft r. lff tsft
,y-t,t' sI.,r,,s hiv', ',r IRA t,Ilv IMAM H..
surn. r,.uu,.,,.,,t war; ',r.,n,, n,,I l,.,,I
maj ~ ',,,,,, mil a. II 80 ~ ,r ~, 49, al,
- l.i.r Vie lim'. ~ :. .,r, il, a., i,t,, u
p,ml common e. tY.n.i min = nnI r,.n,,,irj
t6,r,. lnt ~. 49,, frr.,i i'.,i a. ~ a., m
ma. ,rn,, - = IL ,v WI ~ mn , ~"
L.s. ,r,,,,i,r, th, t,,. ,,,,,,n 49, i we
riu, fr,, aq I ,,' t,.'"., ",i ~. ~
,.i,-. frli, ~ Xxx H. ,,, TO- ~ w., ~ ~, "a, ',ic
Tri...i ut Nj. sSi,,,'i ,,,i q, r., y, ~,
m5. pn,'f. Ni - 'p,,j, <',, fr.,.,. !" -
fral i1i'n In II ,f,'i.'l INA ~ JDs',,b' ,,,i
MON "a, ii ii .f.,r,i a. % .}91 ,l,,,t
NM PAM. 1.l,,,,, ~ a. ,n n r r'''' t
T.r y, II ri.'' "a rii ~, -, '' Xxx H. "l'.i
- .h,.2 IN ~ H. II ~ a. a. ' ''i' N'''h
loo anil Int,' !, tx oiSan.,1 ,n 50 WIZ
i.,,n s, NM, ~ 5so5. i'm oIi Ia,s '' "''' ANU
The t"tnl npm."r of shgr's drrit IN was 2i2.-
10, o. Mhlh western mon i"pf' rrht"d hI,-
sN: l1k" Shore. iN.hll: Delaware. Ia klWiu-
ma aud W 81 rn, iilNl; Nw York Central.
M,'h,an C'mm,ri w., ~ ,t''pm n, n,.Ni'
WV ~ l-hih'i hu-lt NnfuiWr-t'rn prefer
soy Central i2l, bhiu-. hlu: Pacific Mail 70p /;
Nj. l.. and NJ Co.. 500. the prnfrrrn1 100, Han
uIhul and 81 JnsDuil. yul. tho Iraf,rr,.I gDD.
Mrrfs ma -. 40. tri, rr,rJ' xxx
Ia. i, % VI ssourt 500; QMirksilyer preferred.
zup; Atinnur hnd ralh' I'hSraph Co, 200;
100; O. H. and CnIn-y 100: Cnus,,li,lntl. an a.,
i'm. Ii'i'.n',' ,,,,'t IL ., tl,. n ,t "
iHt ~ Us ga, N.N''i IL a. ~ va, w. lt''
=. . i-Alt'eH, Law. anu N'lla- hlso l-ALlt s.
just nj the close 81 business tho magnetic
trr.ruun from Muslfu.tnu uuu.unoaI that
en- oui nm a. 81. ,sr5 III ,,, 't ~
$500, Nv NNt''' '' i''', - l-N'i''' ''l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
THE TRENTON raw MINERS.
\ Little Game or Fiihustering Played ia the
NeM Jer.eN a s.emhIN.

TRENTON y. j.. Fob. 2s-Tn the Senate to-day
Joint resolution was introduced to plans
intermediate prison Tor criminals report On the subject
10 be- made at the next session Of the l. sisAtnre The
bin Limiting the LEGAL rate " interest to six per cent
ordered 20 ihri reading The House refused concur
n an adverse report ON Tie b rvduclns e ea rate VI
interest 20 siX rer cent
Senator Ahhttts ffIl 10 vino ont the legislative com
miviSn. Ia Jer-y '1iv wHs Che subject of httc breeze
ln lhc HOUSE IL fhs pAs-.d Tie senate. and
iNorhhl" mgneit 700 thc ltu-. whore the ia IDS
go t0 800 0n all strict party measure. ~ Speaker Cars.
caen o Me LATE Do ,uhlrau llNu.e hss been diigcut
~ 'lr lN - against it ie sat hrhiud MIR Brigham ui
Jersey 'lfi when f' Democrats surprised Ia
Nj Bingham, Espu1l all It ul. 1l,y unl, r.tuui
lhc move wl.'u tlty law hat Mr. Paxton une M q .
b'W rrhlc m, MIXERS rom llui,on county b
~Ai leaving le u gun ans "no majority ana they be-.
SAN Go iAhusfer Tor time MOTIONS hv Mao Hafrl. To
posipnn" l tomorrow tn at uuru. and 40 take recess
were defeated 0ur tr auotrr hy Vote aud Mr. Cars
Gallon MAJ luai Jet -inl Iidrns after Suggesting
cam Tor NO ltfN.n s question:. when Mr. Wighunau 4
COSY" fNanF" hcltth'au from E-scN, SAVED tie nDmp-
'lHf- iN uNNUE anal tutn. NJ ut the hill bee made the
s"elal nfiei os dn siit next Mr. Car.oAllu clt tie
'fi'r 90 Nls. i'L lie FURNISHES the Jersey Cy Del art
lntNls N4tu AUlsr Iced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
Am orr mr. FOTR.
A $4,000 Whiskey Thief Discharged by
Grant from Prosecution.

Prom me- - Luis h1 "a 'tria. r. -.
Another member Of the exploded Whiskcy
Ring has just been the recipient of executive
clenon 8, leaving Tout four now To be- fome stub
lrof~ of future l"uicuy Yesterday Unitrd
States - i-tr,J Attorney bliss received a lettrr
from IA" AuuruNy-twnrriu trur-iu ting the
following IN 'iU-urc- which Ae filed "a the United
States District Court:
cops cable message dated A. Brus.cl. AMI received
Feb -. l~f4I
T. tim, ~. Gsrerif Tan Wa,h,Hgsn.
! hereby ccrtN that - q Brashcsr Is in very bad
health and under medical treatment II II very
doubtful II he sever restored to goei health.
HNNNy tOtfIsSoR
,.., rhys'ian 70 the United siats iesauon.
in good standing here JunN WILSON. L. 5 Consul
This document bore the following endorse
mcnts:
Referred 10 The Attorney &c neral
In view 90 the sckuc.. Mt Brashcar. ami other cir.
ctsaucs. known g. the Attorney ti'uoral n his cas-,
think u Hdt I.alc that all lra 'rf-s against him Ice
Discontinued " dismissed. si-ned 1 ; GE,Sr.
ftnHr ~. l-17
in accorance with the endorsement of the Pre.i, mt
staics AGAINST Is r. Braslcar
. signed ALrnoNsO TAN, Attorne y General.
FERKU.RY n, 1877
In accordance with the order Of the Attorney
General District Attorney Bliss entered a nolle
proscqui in the United States District Court.
and the defendant was discharged.
Mr.. Drash"ar was United States revenue
after the alleged crookrdncss. The distillcrs
raised a fund Of $4,000 for him here and the
same amount was paid him in Indiana. Just
before the grand smash he Resigned his Office
and visited Europe. whore he stN remains.
and. ms the medical ccrtit ate above indicate
IN Brussels. lie was indicted here AZ the same
time with other members Of the Ring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01

Transactions yesterday ut the Exchange COM
prisod foreclosure sales byi
Al. Blocker n son--Onc house. with lot 21xfno on
the east side o Lewis street. between Third and Fourth
avenues 5000 to pianun one lot, 25XiO2 ., on the
north side OF scvcnycsht street 1853 feet west Of Ave
nue. A. s3.ico 10 plaintiff Two honses with lots. each
2hxinl the north sidc oi iG1d street 100 feet west
u Dcmonico place, SsWl 10 plaintiff. Two
houses, with plots, each a76Nlp on NE south side u
TcAHle place 10 trct west Drlmuueo place. $1,000
20 plaintiff Three lus ON the old Albany and old Post
roads AZ kingshrdse, S7blp. IN plaintiff
By Louis Mp~ier-Oup hpte, with lot 2iNfO the
south SIDE ut Madison street l7ld feet west OF Cheon
street s.. ipt one hnua with lot 2jNOsN the south
.is OF fortich street ~ feet west OF First avenue,
S2,pD. TO llainun
jourucd
To-day NJ the Exchange Lespinassc Friedman an.
~ public iiuu property Tenth aud Ia king.
ton avenues. 1tst. lllth, il1li. and 8bih streets
nulubcT OF foreclosure sales are also announced.