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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-15
WESTERN DISPATCHES


SANDIEGo, Cal, Oct. IA.
The Union has the following special
dispatch: Tucson advices from FL Paso
show a most serious and threatening
state of affairs. The entire lower por-
ton of Ell Paso county is in possession
of mob and Americans throughout the
county have abandoned their homes and
fed to Ell Paso for safety. Judge
Howard, who killed Louis Cards at FL
Paso on the 10th instant. succeeded in
making his escape to Mesilla. where he
still remains. Cards is said to have
been the leader of mob who are all
the more desperate and threatening in
consequence of his death. The Sheriff
of Ell Paso is also at Mesilla, but he re-
fuses to return with Howard. as the
latter would be killed Immediately by
the mob, while the Sheriff himself
would be killed if he dares return with
out Howard. Lieutenant Payne, who
is in charge of detachment of troops
say four companies. will be required
to suppress the mob A large number
of outlaws are encamped near the
county seat. They declare that they
will fight the troops if the latter attempt
to make arrests. Judge Baker is en-
route from Fort Davis with troops to
restore order.
Working MEMS Meeting.
SAN Francesca, Oct. Is.
Yesterday afternoon. at 2 o'clock a
erowd of from 1000, TO 1000 working
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-15
NEW TO DAY.
Contract TO Let.

nRt POSALS will he received until the
II 2 tn d - of 0cob r, instant. for sinking
s aft 100 feet deep from he bottom Of
the pres mt shaft on the sheba mine in star
I any0n. The company will furnish tools
and machinery FIR drilling end hoi, sting. and
all necessary timber. send proposals. to
J. y. MISS.
superintendent
Star City Humboldt County, New. ocl5-td.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-15
the buildings consumed. Loss, $50 600;
insurance, SIS, 200.
Celebrating the Anniversary Of Cu-
ban Endepende Gee.

Inc elgntn anniversary VI Tue dFcldE-
alton of Cuban independence was cele-
brated to day with appropriate services
by congregation of the Church of
Santiago, West Twenty third street
Rev Mr.. DePalona preached n sermon
suitable to the occasion, aud urged the
necessity of sacrificing everything, il
occasion required, to the principles Of
revolution in Cuba.
Thurmnn 20 RESIGN
NYw York Oct. 10.
A Time Washington special says; An
Ohio gentleman, now here, saws that
prior to the election in that State SEN
ator Thurman informed him that in the
event of the Democrats obtaining ma
jority in the Legislature he wonld resign
his seat in the Senate ia order that both
PendeIton and Ewing might be chosen
Senator's Thurman SAID he wou,d do
this because he believed it would be
the means of preventing any division
among Ohio Democrats in consequence
of the Senatorial struggle. and would
leave him in good condition for the
national campaign of 1880, when he ex-
poets the Ohio Democracy TO unani
mously present him for the Presidency.
soants fn. n g,,.vs-fon.
tinental Railroad Under Oas
Managemr
Nsw York. Oct IA.
Some journal reports that JAY Gould
and Sidney Dillon, who have been in
the west fer three weeks, have per-
fected arrangements for railway hence
to San Francisco under one manage
ment. The programme embraces the
Erie, Great Western or Grand Trunk,
Michigan Central. North Western or
Rock Island to Omaha. Gould for
years has been aiming at such stroke.
The Electoral Commission Painting.
New York, Oct. IA.
Mrs. Fassett, the Washington artist,
who has been in Boston taking
portrait of Judge Abbott for her large
painting of the Electoral Commission,
is now engaged here upon portraits of
Charles O'Conner and David Dudley
Field.
The Organization of the senate.
NEW YORK. Oct. IL.
The Times Washington special says
the Senate has seemed in some danger
of being organized by Democrats to-
morrow; but the only Republicans alb.
sent are believed to be Morton aud
Sharon. If this is true speculation is
at an end There has been talk of
movement to oust Secretary Gorham
and install Caldwell who was beaten
by Adams for Clerk of the House. The
basis of this talk is the known hostility
of Senator Booth to Gorham, and the
suppostion is that coalition might be
formed by his aid which would perma-
nently give the Secretaryship TO the
Democrats There has been consider
able talk Of this movement, but still it
is shadowy and not at all likely to lead
to any results.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-15
Lottery swindiers.
New YonK, Oct. Is.

New YoRK, Oct. 10.
The Tribune to-day will announce
that the police have discovered bold
and extensive scheme by lottery
swindlers. involving the sale here and
in Boston, Providence, Hartford, Troy,
Buffalo. Philadelphia, St. Louis. Balti-
more. Washington, Chicago and Gin
cinnati of hundreds of thousands OF
dollars worth of tickets in bogus and
illegal Georgia lottery. Judge A. 0
Lochrane. an agent of the State of
Georgia. is here to prosecute the bogus
lottery men, who have appro 2riated
the franchise of charitable institution
known as the Masonic Home for Or
phans. at Atlanta, as the basis of
swindle.
, 1877-04-17
a Mother Succeeds In Recovering Her
Chiid--The Protection.
Record Of Judgments and Now suits.."
Bankruptcy Matters.

cause 1oodinu had Al empls remedy 1t Inv. and
wa, no! tho u,rsy . Institute proceedings to A..
i, wss claimed tho Cont had no inrl.dletion.
rns sae & On tns - ,d Ias ~
Aaos.o, Of sts.e. he could examine ~ to Al
had 4 r1,ht Ia do 70 when IN hfa iudement a eon,.
nso, 20. ~" .n,soss,,nr w a. s"s.;r o. shn.,,1 t..
iFaach''es. Tbs nodo was ~ petition on hls part
to have Receiver appointed. No member or
stockholder could. under the statute, maintain
being tho oni; person Who eonld maintain such .
,aft IN equity; The States Attorney might begin
wnnld only tIe al Tho Instance Of Tho Auditor of
sta5s: sta5s:.,.
dfsss s q e; I'D & e. e ;eg9 9 f hsss ks
nleat, tn,nk hey Wished to asisy mst,ess, I'D.
and malicious, and Wished 10 meet Them On ths
nertts.
Mr. J.. ?. Ward also made short argument, fol:
dsn,ns he i'd bsen b'setor o.
eet Of the company, and claiming that his onIy
H. a " r. hear, ,c..
day. aud III, shnfeidt VIII make his argument this
morning.
About liz weeks ago Emily l.. Black o,ed a bin
IN lhe circuia Court scainst Thomas and Nar7sfes
Z. McCfpnc to Get p0DgtasQn OF her child Nellie a
wbo bsfe n NV s7o naee s
ehiia IN desendants care. M They. sno,c1nent ] 10 iii
&c ss T. M r. be- nsas ssogsn a = e. ss A.
Would oerwsc M havs 70 70 10, 70 10 % ofhan % A.Jsm
e11 o. tbeso oA M ps:k so
s ssct g e
cgp' ostones ssm. on hers and learned that
her husband haa sons pfope5,Y when Ia died:
that be also had ! 1ifa.,nsurance policy for 5000
in favor OF a child and that Tho Maiotic tfatef-
I @ = S9etsse g. sea osf tss 'fsSi
cr big p hs,e the osdsr ct adeptlon in!hs couny
Az ana Fridsy, ind Ye.terl.y @o!ning judse
sfs'q sna x 'sSs ob ~ hsl eFfi ssa
va. 1asthsr - iii. BiacE;. seesent Vi. oStsinsd
and I'D rs qssa n a. IT. 20 at shs ha
h fraud: The !ndgo thoughs Il had. After NJ.
ulaeka death. neoFgo u. brown, eou OF Mt.
deceased, and he knew Of tha condition Of The
ts ssste; Ths knowledge o. Drown. who Ttote 2
ts "as .ro tno snna eath o. 49, snd M sqa @
knowlcdge Of ons VIZ the knowledge q The whole,
hesofe ;ey asae e. oss Of nc s1nssnt the5 shoala
10 hst husbands s'tats which wese knova e Them.
70 het. 60 ~ 10 see Whctnef aoe would st'll 70
Willing to give up het daughter. u was sert.
@ oas 1a m1anef - Mxs a..s. en.ta 1tota = patens
fhe ~ e.1m.nS npomcc person 4 rosn coea
9 her tn.e s5as! .aey VIZ Soun@a @ j. :ssx tass @
~ ,ehve,ysa,nE ~ saeh waa n9ttae ~, sase n
~ prssent ins@nee, ~ tae aefsse o. tae EGunt1
st9;ed e 1,;a hes y, mother; ...,-.,.,
H., hfs, aeS , seemed efeaHy as INC aee!s
and ths mont, n9 anrtM,s Maftiug Ehn iii Iuo iu.
, 1877-04-17
in the Heck Hall Chapel Friday night. Amungthe
pro'erd pleasures Ia singing ~ qoarsette Of tho


hrlE: !. Bfekel1 has been sppoin.ed 10 and has
IL h.,s ~ seetsd tun
among the many muscnfar sprlicsnta. and theIr
nhmeh VIII b n,sae known IN few day.. The en-:
military examination n to thrtr phy.icai eondi.
Etasee Vii s o1psetsd "a fo apr @
Ms}; ssIssm6rr: 0es.bef. nd Sovem6es At Isa.t
sar, Is 10 R1ve them Sin per month.
Committees from the four College elaases meet II
;h ofi"ek ths aisfnoon to c"n'umnate plans sor
The college campus II being prepared for its
Tas Ftre COMPANY eavs w.tas asp'., 90 Davis
waa furnished br hand.oreap.
tteiet =. t.iksd oi among liz dts.Rppojntsd
AZ The clzens have no desrs to cater 70 the wishes
With no general support. Seth +: NsaIley has no
p.rsent s'icfent isss citrk, Juru4 the osst i've @
years. wilt inaurs hts r.. election today.
tn, roun, ,,,enG. HssrtA1Tsi II M1: FAINT. ,.o.
her an unannoaneed vlttl Friday evening They
were rccaiset With frank cord!atity. and IN cx-
srptlonsily p'ea'snt evening was paascd BY All.
mis- Itait'e Pnrson.. Rore (ioodfeIlow. and ths
Mitses jcnesson. Mcaars. Woodwork, Van W&Rc.
he1. Carney, Luce, Jones, Lee, Nelson, and Hop.
The Ruesa Of the week uete Mrs. l. Paru,clee,
Of Chicago, Ar. Charles slctmau, of the Union
sssskffa,d;; s1 f;tsn;; St|:oo s't| ., u,,.o,.
snmne. with hls uncle. nj: II. Jefferson. p~'A '''
Elder Noodworth spent Sunday at Harvard,
ns: Graham, Of calesso, supplied h,s pulpit 10 lis
Al The annual school meeting. !. N. ". sher.
man was e1eetcd DiFec tor. The vote Wa virtually
unanimous.
, 1877-04-17

A. ~ Patrick r. BuekieT, verdict as - snd motion
for arw tfsl1Loaa iamG ~ Ltwisc fIeJ IL! ~.
tEn1tHAro1.1s. HID.
6peedi NspatcA to M 7ttbxn&
lFptArAFoLIs, April lH.--A rzse OF considerable
Inherent Il on tnat In tbe United States Court.
John z. RiseJ brought *uit against The Indanapo.
ths Marion C,1enit .,ourt, and obsained jndsment
uetenianh appcAled ana gave oond Ia The sum Of
kb5, ,o00 "!thC: y. Smith, then General Manager,
snrenes. Tho Supreme conrt affirmed the De.
cition ana nov the eureties are sucd on The bond.
the Company being dcfaulsed. The detenae h that
that the snretIes signed the bond in bin presence
About forty expcrA have bten Aummoned from Ill
counsel IL lsrge.-{l. Crawford of Chicago, IT, y,
voe1htes, bakef Motd y Hendr,cks. Niehoia 1
i!od for plaintiff: Mcdonald d Butlet, Harrison.
AQ1 contra,
, 1877-04-17
D. |. CARMICHAEL.

Cn,cAso, April 10 I'm your sunday issue Of Tux
Tu,arNs, April ID. Twas Surprised To an article
rejecting upon my character ~ An attorney, sup.
posed 10 hayo been written By ''cttIxen" Of
Hyda Park. l an now able TO atate 10 the public
who jarnIatet the article to TM1 TaInuNs for pub.
lestton, aud betots give his nAme might say
dread TO meet man who will plnngo dagger
through your heart In lonely place at night /
hou1sty befors the public when hs hes -npne.
fsar burglars and robbers, but place the aboss
ctass AZ pro. emlnt ntly to man who Will slaaaef
pahiic plint. NJ fellow, citizens. ths u,au who
Furnished the article aganst ms fot publication
was GeoFxs ". uokus. OF HSde p,tk. Respect
fully youft, D. i. EARxlcHAxL~
, 1877-04-17
THE COUNTY BOARD.

Hard Up.
The County COMMISSIONER held regular week.
" uatelng yesterday afternoon. President Holden
In the Chair. and present tbs ial Bostd except
Tabor,
a communication was received from 9ehwe!n.
firth Bros. asking that they b. pAld for btcad
fuFu!ahed, Since they needed the MONEY dns, They
had lost money BY being unable 70 pufeha.e urge
quantities Of flour before The advance In price. ov-
ing to thelt county orders not being eaahed, and
shey deaIFtd some eompcnsssfon tot thelr iosa.
Referred to the Finance Committee.
Architect Egsu sent in 4 communication nrsIng
the appointment Of Superintendent Of the Cours.
House, and recommending Edward Giesson Tor the
place. II wke placed on 1lt.
The 4ame gentleman sent In smother communities.
tton stating that the levels Of tho foundations Of
the Court House had been made good u a cost Of
So Ot0, and thas Ia WINS ready 10 ssuc = certificate
to Harms less that eum for the amount Of his eta
A. fxed by the arbitration. Referred 10 ths Joint
Committee on Public buildings and Service.
0RAKD JrHY.
Thc board then drew a Grand Jury for May. -
follows: Patrick IL Sloan, Patrick MeMannrs,
Patrick johnson, John O3hen. Hermann Gestcl-
brocht, J. II. 0aakins, urlah Stott, Charles Pooh
m.1: James Bss1nsn: A. Robert 2. Lynsh. Thomas
5s5Iy jsme; ;,'i;si ,';s;.9sa, Faiils getoo e9arIs'
NINukAt Ava A4AhA4SspA44 !" %VuN0ut @AA " 81
Iiopo.a!. were received for ao!nx plumbing
ps tos toe1 .nasas Sro
4: Ilessn, sses,, $40: Joseph Hogan. 500; H. 6ra-
The contract was awarded 10 Sanders Bros.
FKEDIY0 pRlpHWEtL PRISONERS.
The Committee on city Relations reported that
the contsnct between tic city and county for diet
h.t y "ssa g. to con eonef Ss
proper authorities With the view Of getting re-
dqsttD T. 'ne ges az psdd IL. mir.
cent? day, and tht b!lf amounted to about 325 900
year. Tie city had the use Of the prisoners, and
be thought there oasht 10 bo sartng IN that
Tbs report v.s coneured in.
suNDRlKs.
The Joint Committee on Pnblic Service and
Nuila,nga reported. making several .ccommcnds-
ttons. In reference to the communication OF Archl-
tsct Egsn to ths substitution OF large stones for
tha. @ While the eh.nss night I'D to ths bsaaty q
the Court.lIonse. they did 10. think II should Dc
Hheh feay ~
and submitted Il 2 the Board tx eonsde.stlon.
thu builders OF the Court Iioufe fenre be given 10
Sexton for the purpose Of constructing roadwaJs
The REPORT was recor,n,,tted,
The name Committee recommended that the
Doafd tx the compensation at b Superintendent of
s: s
proceed to eject Superintendent and mn Assistant
tommlssionef, Fitzgerald was opposed to the
election Of an Assistant Superintendent. There
Waa no necessity for It nj present Ma 1nnycd At
sond IN the name Of q competent person for Super
Commtsstous. Schmidt didn't want IL b dictated
Commissioner AJa.s remarked thst tho more
the responsibility wrs Divided the worse Il would
To+o,r}s .iors~ Mn1Tov r,nrnd NJ an enapar.rt
, 1877-04-17
BUSINESS OnAlsCEs,
THE SINCERELY
JOB. NEMst!E.APp1ERs Mt!.AS,p1E s,,, PMfNTr5NG, AND
sltuas" Mt Nos. Il snd = = Thfra-sv.. Pftts-

., FOR 5A-LEI
This od and wetI.k known cstAbJfshmcnt whfch has
been successfully eonhueted for the paas twenty-five
oi ~ lae founder snd oxnef NJ yealan:n sinktr!y
which they have been par.d.
Ths ptsfs' room contains steam engine aud boiler,
or ,5 ,Ts51or pres :nEts Grinder st1e q es6 s9asi
nx. belttne steam elevator ttc Ill Ii csmpete run-
ming order; xh.s IN kha cornpotn9suo u to bo found
marble In postn9. STONES, etc.
The L!tbogrAph Department haa soma so blue hu6
yellow double faced sohea TarYtng Ia 4txe from jpxi9
70 sa1sa t4s most ei .heh cnntesE Xsnaos epItrnv.
afs hand. preasea. sAnbesn cutting machine. and
ruling. machine. ~
oposa are hereby Invited for ti,e wboee o. my Part
t,.a 81 tss m9aeissr1 r. sss soo
Monday. Arr ~. 1877. when, n not aud. It wilt 10
09efei ~ public auction. Address - 1hTd.ay. FtttA
buFK p EDWIN LAAE Adult nlstfakoF,
J0iir D. BAILkT, Anrtloueers
, 1877-04-17
SUBURBAN NEWS.

Tho ncv. Jamos Goodman preached III the First
Presbyterian Church Sunday oranlng tor tho last
time In Hyde Park. Mr. Goodman has bsen asso-
eiased until within tho past few weekt with shs
Ffs. Dapstst Church, where he has labored for tho
L.: Il 4 L. ss ess hsa a. s . ;s;s
;sssa s:ss u y: ;:;s: A' q; !: H:
.tayas, but sueh anpiss.an .hips. wsr* ,sid th.t
alr. Goodman w.t advised BY s.as friends 70 1casc.
l woaa r rs s.' T. ts ssns i
him were the same persons ~a0 e1sIsed the Rcs.
MI. usylis. tbe former pastor Of the church. and
.re found win iii delivery, be !. Enoxn: 70 % !
It. fss:ta H.. ~ iass as -
psssssi psssssi I'll sssa.s s'.s sssa a' ~ s
has had hard work 10 get atang With almost moth.
Ing u pAf thelF expenses, but Will b supplied BY
hs sSass Ssss q asssS ea! 4 ass
The election fos. Secretary. Tsa.tess. and VII.
four tickets In Lbs net4, anI should tas weather
be tAvJFablt, there will bs ao anuanally exciting
time fo5 tae :t. rs.aaa,. e TIE ,ss l9 ~
Lsiimer and Joseph (. uurcaell have declined i
aumlust.oa on the Independent ticket.
The following il the annual report of tho Hoard
81 Edueatlon for D!strict Of Lake aud Hyds Psrr,
Vova'a'o ~; ..o.,rn.
Hse''''4 'r tho :aas A.. ' l0t7'
Teachef1 salaries 20 ~
i'ss inaeSsdse.. -
sts. ss .ss Is ss4ss ss.
,aaas sna M tnte1sai m i, ;,;.;,: s'oo
os 4 Sss s'ps se
is::;:;i;is;
, 1877-04-17

Help for The weak, nervous, rad 1thllftateds
chronic aud painful diseases cured without nleda-
cine. Electric Ele1ta aud other app!auces all about
them, and how 70 distinguish The genuine from Tho
spurious: BOOK, With full particulars. mailed ftea.
Addfrss Pal.efmaeher her O2yanlr Company, 9s2 Vlas
atrret, Cincinnati. D.
, 1877-04-17


4 1.d b.en hi. ide. to rhox where these broadcast
eent *. snggssan ~ IL, wn S,s the ,sf
fef .ho,fd * nv., Q, 1T, ri usna tnst tao tnnd
aae ~ oshes fhemenE, when 'ach evidence might
Judre rorl"vy ~ .n.1- ~. n n, x.,,, ,.,a th.+
The psi,et handed To nvr ne,Hxt % ssn,S.7 a WA
ond r,"d n,t Ine 1nrhfn 70 M IL o"a, M,
al ees 81 : e. "a * siss@
hs doeum,ss Ss'fs. "a. p!.r.fea d.ss OCCASION
to b b. siS.a X. as
uaes "a Dunis's ..id p%epsrs from memo.
Se b. .h Ju%ss
i'hilIrs w!nnIn3 the tuit ~ Tark con,nlssionsra
sss9 s s H. ,s xso eS co.. sA o;:r On % II.
one one. fos!.a INTEREST in ,ho Phiiiip. claim.
md bad been 90 Informed ~ Thomas
%raant no" ,,.ndsng III. s-,.1 htns ,,doe oo
GAY. md eiaimed that l,e showed that Charles +.
Hutton. OF california. was none other than Charles
Button ph!tflp*. Hs waa willing Ia own that these
we paft,es Tele Jne ann !ne ssmc. ana u! PafEes
sssesd on ~. Po,nt S1 91ths W. E;e Tor
u: :. Ssts:s s.;s y: y: ssd
toid 4 Rambling tory. which DO said, Id 10 ths
In Phillips claim as alleged but exactly where tho
proof came In wa d!llcuiI 10 dectde II annehrr
thst Wright iisd made the assertion. and tht. ws.
about a1t thcre was In the story. Dr.. Wright
WI. Mr.. phillip'' fatacf: and tho witness
uIon,,sea d. ma5 hs,r 9G.n h;., sncm a. ns1
Ind Afterwards FefuseI to tai anythlnt on the
ground that they were under contract with the
were % gise information about was tbs ffaudaIen.
The wi.nexs MS asked bY Mt. Truesdc,, what ait
this waa to lead TO- what was be going to deduco
from IT. and how lid he Intend 10 ptoTs CornciT's
connection win tbe matteF' -.
to beai the signature Of Sit Cornell, and Hessrs.
Knles and Thompson dcmAuded 10 know where be
rot 1t. HorepIfed that he cot il ia foRittmste
way.
obtain it from Thomas Wright. no aetusi delivery
having been over made,
plllLIIps AGAIN.
Kslss Office w. inttonesa to testify =. to h;s
iips iast On SATURDAY aiternoon. whot, be- saij lie
bid an snaaeen'cnt and would b. gone about. an
@ nonFt t. anoass In,lPg sea a. n!ao fafk. snt
- M ntJ LIZ ~, -" -. sS'J @HI e+H na'ns'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-18
TIE BIECHIR C.fSE.
\ Calm Review "r One or the Greatest Evils
of the Day.

To THE EDITOR OF TN SUN Sir: A very
lar. minority ufthc public. Iinut indeed a ma
llruy. ar deeply thankful g. THE sun for pre-
si-eiy what "a correspondent 10 whom you re-
f.rr.l las, sunday sNagny condemns your
powerful and brilliant journal for-thai is. vour
treatment of the Rrv. Henry Ward Brochor.
THE SUN j. simply impartial IN the mn,tcr. and
deals out io Ma" exalted wretch of Plymouth
Church the same cVcn-hauted justice that 10
best w. on other malrihrt'r- against whom the
people need warning. 1ftavre j, now a paper
IN mo United States which takes the place 81
the oil New YORK TiiLme-lho T'iIue Of Hor-
ace Grerlay- best days-,hat paper T. THE SuS
Against evory tendency 90 eruption or dos
roii-m. and in favor ~ every true movement ~
reform tho work Of THr SvN Is IA genuine to-
day ne that oftho T-l'me was fifteen years ago
T. assured that part Of this work ia 70 hold
tho" true inWarduc-- of Be- her up 10 public
view
was once "a most ardent aimircrof that man /;
hu' now h. sorul- 90 ue the ma Il drSplYlile in
hHnItiui ~ the gl,ne. And avn ugh believe
with Won that adultery h a peculiarly onrnsiN"
sin III minister OF Christ think thai adultery
even N" y rtlnaciou- cQrruulun ami dnlIp-
erato selu fiuu If trusting disciples wife
constitutes vrry small pnri - bn"'h.r mon
his enli perildy II "A I'll. t-aud times worse thtn
biz sins 4 passion. Mon may easily i9rslvr
these aud tho mercy Of God may moi be denied
t. them: but II a man pulls another out Of the
s"u. and then thu saved turns round nni browns
his preseryvr. such mon-ter is lost t. human
hell II there IL one. Baccher II lu-t such y
character. Ttun, too deeply stunned and
Gri'ycd for, ordinary anger, tired 70 iorgly'
sequences B.nchrr'- first return for this
grace was In cXtort a written lie from Tilion' :
sick wifi. ! have the pleasure of some litile
acquaintance with Th"od1rr Triton. | npprn.
ciate the, peculiar eir,umstanres wnlrI enabled
"a hal l.l Ia fffnt "A ga itr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-18
MiJoR coRlIss DEFENDS nImsKLF
Ind Say. that "a Rival Is At the bottom 81 hi.
Troubles.

Major Corliss yesterday made the follow
ing statement through his counsel;
This whole proceeding has for it, animus
an III feeling existing between ono stephen
English and the MAJOR. 1t appears that they
were rival editors. each conducting an insur-
ance organ. and it is quite apparent that this
feeling is not Of an amicable character, All
the statements that have recently appeared
in tho newspapers relative to tho ante
cedcnts OF MAJOR Corliss, deiamatory to
his character. are entirely erroneous l
have been instructed. upon the very best
authority. For eight years he was in the
Federal army, and while In active service re-
c"iycd a severe wound. the marks Of which he
still hears upon his person. There Is nohct 81
his life, So far a. am tns'rne ted, for which he
need t. blush This lady, whose coming 10 the
house in second Avenue was the primary
source OF H. trDuho between tn MAJOR and =
lnulHdy. Mr- Spnrr, Is ia" Major hntrlthel,
and badly Of highly respectable connections
and Spuil"ss character. He had intended t.
have married her in a very short time. INC
reason - his INTRODUCING her rs his sister WIS
that b" desired t. avoid any UNNECESSARY GOSSIP
on the Part "l Mr. Spar. tn" MAYOR defended
tn privacy ol lls rppm-lt was his privy cuSflr,
an be denied ihn right Of any une tO enter
without his authority 1t was for this reason
that hr resist ~ lta INVASION. III has preferred
charges against Capt. MrCullagh for con
spracy. and against the woman for slonder."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-18
4 WOMiN,s QUEER WILL.
Beaucaihing Sugar Tong. aud Pillow Cases
and Endow Ing Libraries.

Papers purporting to be the will Of Mar
garet Cunningham. and subscribed 10y two
witnesses. were offered for probate recently.
Their validity was contested 10y the womans
nearest relatives. Tho papers were very nfor-
mai and obscurcy pcnncd. and they cNpr' sscl
uncertainty in the mind Of the ttstatrX rs t.
how much property she owned los right II ilial
Inheritance She beuurathcd in dutail every
article OF her personal property suol! ~ sugar
tongs and salt spoons white and blue silk
handkerchief ON my shelf my night dress With
pulling. my sheets. napkins. pillow cases. coun-
terpancs, and the comforter made"
She mentioned n different legatee for each ia
mliar article. giving her Undertaking. " to
Fmrlinr. II ynu wish any u not 1ivn II Ia An
nia; two or three of my best books Ia Mrs How
oil of Newburgh something 10 Jcannclte
Sharpe"
She also gave "sl5 to the Scnmcn- Frirnl So
/ citv for library; SIS tu hr called Sum"ipdy's
Sous Library; s-5 t. buy library iYr the Hum
ter PRESBYTERIAN Chur.h-Nir. l., 'kWrnd Pr ~
idrut Of Thee society; $50 T." Mr. ,inrNcS Library
80 g. Or. Diapers library nt Share IA the
IIf' aNruu house qul'ly AMONG NliTv. Jan. is.
and illam; ~ grncn box IN the cellar. AMI two
Inund ll-h,s. Ia. eh elt. la tn pantry. 10 Mary
/. .Atrd-. Pay Mr. l'~trd, for cl .'frieiy and
magnetism. Give Annie Lnsrnd" the whIs
china gllt teA'up ia ny trunk.