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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-09

AMI in accordance with Law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the 10th day Of
Pebusry. 1871. % many shares OF eseh parcel Of
such stock o. may be necessary will be sold
lt public auction. 81 the once Of the Company,
Room u, No. 4ie California sinet. Nan Fran
April. 1871. at thu hour Of I O'Clock r. n.
Of said day. 10 ray said delinquent asscssmeui
Their on. together With cots OF Advertising and
expenses OF the sale.
JOSEPH MA0C1RE, Secretary.
Once Room %. No. <io California street.
San Francisco, California. mh31td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-09
DELISQUISf SALES.

TYLER MINING COMPANY
Location Of principal place Of business.
San Francisco. California.
Location Of wcrhs, Gold Hill Mining District.
Storey county, Nevada
Notios.-Thes are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing ses1rtbcd stock. on account Of assess-
ment (No.S D levied on the 9Th day OF February.
1871, the several Amounh set opposite the
nance Of the respective shareholders. - fol.
lows:
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REGISTRATION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN BOOKS Of Registniion for the Municipal
n. elton TO be hsld On Monday, Nay 7. A. p.
ISL. for the election OF town ofac<rs Of the
town f Gold Hill. Will b open on SATURDAY,
April !: 4; 2: is'a: g 10 o'slosa A.. ., and rs;
Isth. and nom April ish TO wednesday. April
2dth. from 10 A. n. 70 Or. y. ssd from Z 70
r. H.. and on Thupday. April 18Th. ffom 10
Registration will clos. Nafuralissd citisens
are rsquird 70 present their papers 81 the time
III oficio ReeistFy Agent,
Township No. 8, Storey county, Nevada,
Gold Hill. March 81, is11. mh3ltd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-09

And In accordance with law. anniies nrdes
Of the board Of Directors. made Wsvhc sth
day Of February. ls71. 90 many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock ~ may DO neccrsary
room Of John Middleton q Son, No. $40 Mont.
eornery street. San Francisco. California, on
MONDAY. the d day u April. 1871. at the
hour Of II O'Clock q. Of said day, TO pay said
delinquent Assessment thereon, together with
coets Of advertising and expenses oil the sale.
w. NJ. HEtMAN, Secretary.
ONCE -Iloom II, No. sig California strect,
San Francisco. California. mhisid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-09
G. p GORDON, Secretary,
ENGRAVING.

WHEN YoU WANT To GET TOUR
wv mama, motto or anything In that line en-.
Rnavsd on spoons. watches, silvervare. and all
fhat sogt Of thing. 70 10 I. O. BUTCH. n
South O street. Virginia. and have 10 done In
good shape. 0m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-09

areepebsum. iIoibing 4 20.
Trustees .......... ........Nf.. .lup. ...D ..
0rccpebanin, htlbing Il Co.
Trustees. VS.. .lOO. ...D :.
Gre m bsum. Heibing L To.
Trustees. ............... 1876. U =.
Grcenebaum. Helbipg q %.
Trustees. .lbIJ. .lnO. ...D =.
0reepebanm. helhing& %,
TRUSTEES. lOO....O =.
0rcentbaum. helblng q 90.
Trustees ..... ............tUt8. ..l0O. ...D =.
orrenebsum, nelbipg 4 Co.
Trustees. .................l6S5.. .lU. 30 =.
0rcencbanm, iicibihg& Co..
Trustees. ..loS6. .lOO. ...D =.
.Orccnebaum, heibing h %,
Trustees .lCST. 100. 30 =.
0reenehauin, Hclbihg 4 Go.
Trn,tes.. .......los5 .lUU. ...o =.
GleiIe X Y. Trustee. ........l331 ....so....is :.
Gree.bsnm 1 4 90. Trustees. ilyl. -. 2,...:1 90
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POsTPONRuHNT.

Tn sale Of the delinquent stock Of the Tyi,r
Mining Company 10 hereby pastpoued unit /
MONDAY. the 10th day Of April. ISL. al the
same hour and place.
WCfOR FERNBAcH. Secretary.
ofnoe-ko. . Lidesdori street, San Fran.
cisco. California. ap7td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-09

The sale Of the above stock 1, hereby post
pond until MONDAY, tho sixteenth day Of
10y urler Of the Hoard Of Directors.
W. n. HELMAN. Secretary.
0~nicc-Room 10, No. 10 California street,
Fan Francisco. California. ava I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-09

Ana In accordance with Law. md 90 order Of
the bossd Of Director, made 90 the ssth day Of
February. is1I. % many shares Of esch parcel
o. sucn stock - may b necessary will b.
sold ~ public suction. q the once Of the
COMPANY. No. at California street, Ban
Yrsneiscn. California. on SATURDAY, the
list day Of April, 1877. q the hour CT
= oeioek J. Z. Of said day. 10 pay said dslin.
OF Advertising and szpenses Of the ssis.
d. Y DAHL. tecretasy.
California. AMID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-09
NEW YORK MINING COMPANY

IN Location OF principal place Of business,
San Francisco. california,
Location Of works. Gold Hill, Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account Of as
easement mo lD levied on the 18th day OF
January. 1871, the several amounts set opposite
me names Of the respective shareholders. a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-09

And In accordance with Law. and an order Of
the Board of Director. made on the soth dav OF
January. 1871, % many shArrs OF each parcel
Of such stock Is may be necessary Will be
sold at pabie auction. At the oneal the Con-
psny. No. aii Csliforuia street. ~ 10 . and 4,
.scopd noos. over lxtna fnsur9hc once.
entrance 80 California street., can Fran.
e,scs. California, on TUESDAY,. the NH
r. x. of sajd day. to pay said dsiinqueuf ass-ss-
m<ut thereon. together with costs Of sdvsrtts
and sxpeusss Of the eale.
J. n. BuFfiN0TON. Secretary.
Ones-No. al California; street, Rooms . and
4. sseoad aons. over lima Insurance. once, en-
trsscs 10 California street. Ban FrAneiseo. CALI
fosnlz. mhStd
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,

NrFIcE OF TIKI CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Company. San Francisco. California. Nsrch
nh. is1T.--At Q MEETING Of the Board Of Dr.
rectou Of the sbove named Company, held
this day. Q dividend mo. III Of Two bolisrs Der
shars va declared, payable on THURSDAY,
March lsth. Transier books closed until the
18Th instant.
Csisnsdi c. P GORDON. Secretary.
stoekholdsrs having lees than two hundred
shares must present. their stock In order To col.
lect thsir dividsnds. mhI2 I'm
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ROsrP0NRMRNr.

AZ . meeting Of the Directors Of the New
York Mining Company. held on the 2tth day Of
March. 1871. the sale OF the above delinquent
18th day Of April, 1871. at the same hour and
D. L. THOMAS, tecrrfary.
O~nlce-noom 81 Hayvsrd's Duildlnk. No. tis
caiifonis street, San Francisco, California
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-09
NORTH CONa0LIDArEn VII

NORTH CONSOLIDATED VIE.
~ GINA MINING COMPANY. - Location
OF principal place Of business. San Francisco.
California.
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice.-Thcre arc delinquent upon the fol
lowing.deschbed stock. On account OF sssess
ment mo. u levied on tho 2oth day OF February.
1871, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholder. ~ FOL.
lows.
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posrpONRNENT,

s,r.s, po.ipossd mill WEDNESDAY. xprii
n, is:I. al the ssme bour and place.
BY order Of the nosrd Of ptrsstors.
J. N. BUFfN0fON. Secretary.
OfBes-sii California stret. Rooms . md Z.
seoed doos. over E'na insurnnco Company.
sntsancs 10 California street. San Ft:nelsee.
California. hh1std
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D%ELISQUESf SALES.
vvrAruAM MININOC OuPl

r EvIATHAN MINING COMPANY.
III Location Of principal place OF business,
San Pianeiseo. California.
Location OF works. Gold Hid Mining District,
storey county. Nevada. -.
Notioe.-There are delinquent upon the FOL
ment tNo. q levied on tho nth Gay Of February,
1871. tho several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholder. - fol-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-09

And In accordance with Law and an order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the 18th day
Of February. 1877. 90 many shares Of carh
parcel OF such stock - may b Necessary. viii
be sold ct public auction. Of the once Of the
Company. Room A. No. 601 Montgomery street,
Han fnneisco. CALIFORNIA;. on SATURDAY. the
itth day OF April. 1877, d the hour OF two
quent assessment thereon, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses OF the sale.
p. X. LUTY, Secretary.
Of1ee-Room A, b01 Montgomery street,
Ban Francisco, California. mhb2td
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DELINQUENT SALES
=i..I cold HIii-Ceasiaasd

r.u No. osrtif. ehs. Amt.
Mckee samuel I Go. TIus. .i!s'..:mS.v.s0
Murphy K r. Trustee Misunderstanding
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-09

And in accordance with law. and an order Of
the board o fDircctor. made on the ash day OF
January. 1871. 80 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock a. may be necessary will be
sold At public ~auction. at the once Of tho
Company. Room n Hayvard'a Building, No.
CIV California .trc.t, Ban Rranclsco. Caliiorhla,
day Of March 1871. At the hour OF II O'Clock
n. OF said day, TO pay said delinquent asscss-
lnent thereon, together with costs Of adver.
tising and expenses of ths pale.
ID. L. THOMAS. Secretary.
ONCE = Room No. 81 HAyward's Building,
fornia. ms7td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-09

CAllaghsn. Lynch Co. rrus.
tces. .iit5. ...Iu. ....J ..
Ca'iashAn, Lynch Il ". rrus-
tees ...... ...... .......ltt0... %
C.llsghan, Lynch 4 Co. rus.
ices. IDOL. ~. a..
cAiiaghan. Lynch d co.TruA
tees ...... oo
Cailaghan, Lynch Il %, Tras-
.lVO... w..
C~aliaghan. Lynch 4 Co., rus
tes. 40.
Callaghan, Lynch 4 Co. rus-
...lo e..
Cailashsn, Lynch kCo.Trus
tts io...s.o. ID.
C~allsghtn, Lynch 4 Co. ruA
Ices. oo
Callaghan. Lynch 4 Co, Trus-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-09

Al Q meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of the
Day OF March, 1871. tho sale u ,hs delinquent
stock a. postpooed until SATURDAY, March
~, 1871, 81 the same hour and place.
ID. l. TH0NAB, yecretary.
Room n Hayward's Duilding. <is California
street. San Francisco, California. mhl1td
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THE LOUISIANA sEN.iTORSHIT.
The Grounds IN which MIR. sponord IL En-
titled TO the senate.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.--Tho report OF the
minority Of tho Committee on Privileges and
Elections. signed by Senators Mcrrimon. Snus-
bury. and Hill. argues that facts and circum-
stances point strongly TO the conclusion that the
main II not tho only purpose Of the Packard
Legislature was to cloct Mr.. Kellogg Senator.
Tho report charactcrfz..s the action Of the Re-
turning Board as unlawfu, md corrupt. and
says that the minority cannot es5npe the con-
victon TINT this action was connivcd at ana Cr-
couraged by persons occupying important
stat iOns in and out OF tho STATE OF Louisiana.
Alter recital Of the organization of the Nichols
Legislature, the report says that only by the
arbitrary exercise Of lawless dcspotc power
can the Senate admit n Senator claiming to
nave been elected by n body Of men who claim
ed to have been tho Legislature OF the State.
but have completely disappeared. and that such
an act on the part Of the Senate could only be
regardnd ns a defiance Of the authority. right
nnl % VII OF The Sta and an insult 10 its dignity.
fnrthermore, II would shock the moral sense
OF the American people. and afford cause for
profound distrust and alarm for tho safety of
sp9Yord's credentials in, all respects comply
sent In the United States Senate
The majority OF the committee find that ut and
niter ths orgnnization OF the Legislature which
elected Mr., Kellogg. an overwhelming array Of
to destroy and crush out the lawful State Gov
ernment OF louisiana By i tho courts were
constantly impending menance the lawful Leg
islature gradually melted away and its terror.
sz-d mcmbers sought safety In the so-called
Nichols Legislature. or, abdiented their
equally Illegal means the so-called Nichols
Legislature, at length came to contain
an undisturbed majority of the members law
the Path day Of April that Legislature chose
Mr; Spofford. the, contestant. a Senator OF the
United States. The majority are Of the opinion
that his claim is not well founded. Until and
after the election Of Mr.. Kellogg. Gov Packard
and what is known as his Legislature were de
Upon this Legislature devolved the duty OF
electing senator Of the United States. That
duty, was PERFORMED by them in the election Of
MIR. Kellogg. No subsequent cvcnts-especially
successful revolution through treusonable force
could undo what had been lawfully done.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-28
KING CROCkER's FENCE.
How n Railroad Autocrat Deprived an I'm
dertnkrr Of his DmIlS Stumbling.

SAN FRANCIsCO, Nov. ia recent archi-
tectural eXpcrimcn mt OF Mr Croker. one Of the
Central Pacific mngnatcs and one pf the wcalthi-
est men ON tho Pacinr coast. is Just now the
talk Of this town. A year or more ago Croker
purchased Il lot of land on California street hill
Mob hi!ll. on which 10 erect u paatial mansion
with extensive outbuildings. The only resident
upon the block was an undertaken. named
loung who owned a lot 25 by 100 on the Sacra-
mcnto street front Of the square. On this lot
Young has lived for several years in modest
two.story house. which stands directly IN the
rrai of the Crockcr mansion.
Mr. Crock"r wanted Young's lot To make his
square compleir. hut was unwilling TO pay the
price which the undertaken put upon the house
and ground. Til" rcsult was quarrel and an
arrogant determination on the part OF Mr..
Croker t. shut out the Young house from all
enjoyment that ~ pp-sessor hoped for In u near
view of his pllatinl surroundings.
To impress cltlzrn Young and his fellow
tOwnsmcn with realizing scnss Of the incOn-
Vrnirnrc Of daring to rcslst the " ishcs of Con-
rn fence. or rather wall. built round loung's
house and lot. Tho wall il higher than the
luusc and completely rncloses II on threc sides.
! h" house hnS u ludicrOuB appearance from
traM Mo street, shut W in tins great rough
Wpuit Da~r. From rocker = grounds thp iip-
pearan'' 9f the great blank fence is far more
nhrciiunnhl" tann q VicW of the house. NeNa-
the Railway X ing.
Crokrr'- action is universally ccnsured. It
Is positively without excuse. and he probably
now regrets H. but Will not ,ivc in To an adverse
public opinion 10y removing the fence, The
no other prOYo'Ntion than that Young declined
10 sci his homestead for the price which Croker
saw III 10 put upon it, exhibits very fairly the
temper Of the men who compose the Central
Pacific Railroad Ring.
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THE SAMOAN IMBsSSfDOR.
Fully Authorized 20 Negotiate - Treaty with
the unit~d states.

WASHINGTON, Nov. T.-Mr. Lcmanca. the
Ambassador from Samoa had an interview with
the Seer tary of State yesterday and presented
his credentials. The credentials fully author
izc him 10 enter into u treaty with tho United
States tho nature of which must be determined
by the will of the country. The Samoans would
prefer annexation or proto ,ol. but are de-
srous. II nothing moro can b. accomplished.
10 negotiate n tranty of amitv and commerce.
Ihr secretary OF stat" r. 'tiVod him cordially
and arranged 10 present him t. the dc fac t0
President tomorrow. II is probable, that u
treaty favorable t. the interests II the United
stats VIII b. negotiated without oppos ltion.
Ih" British Government has heretofore offered
ISLANDERS have. with great pertna'ity c!ung to
t.e.r hop" oi An alliance with the United Stat' =
II treaty Ot commerce and Rmity hc negn-
tiated. the samoan Government will doubtless
grant t. the United SiUtrs the solo right Ia use
the harb r oi Togo POso for a coallng station.
Admiral wilkes. in his reports. Pronounced II
the best harbor in The South Pacific.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-28
DEALINGS ~ PI.fNOFORTEs.
Hiring the Instruments and then Carting the m
on TO the Auction Rooms.

In the Jefferson Market Police Court. yester-
day an elderly individual was prisoner. Lshte 4
Ernst ~ East Fourteen nth street ani VIM Knahc ol
NJ Ih avenue charging that he had sold piauO'orics
which they hai rented 70 him lie the look Of de
cayri muNcan. AMI played several instruments IN each
establishment with skin lie hired a $40 piano under
the name OfJ johnson the 81 inst and ordered 1t
sent 70 ia Nardousa street where he had hired room
three days lcfore lie paid ~ the nrs month rent
but n, there was detect IN the agreement Mr Ernst
called al lls Mhcdogal street rnd was toi that John.
son took the nsrun, NJ away ON tie 9Th AMI had rcn.
lui shed the room winch he had hired for only week MI
Ernst AT once gave notice a. the police and II acer
tanc that Juhiou h,d the pianoiurtr iakcn To Nj 4
Newel OF no Broadway and got AL adNnieo OF s>i
on IT.
Mr. Knabc complained that the man hat hrri Tor SO
a month n 800 piano from HIN. under the nnmc Of
Hiram m in -ou which was sent to room hc hat
gh-od Al Y nnd nycnuc. The detective watched the
hou~ ami found that the nIanuurr taken ycst"r.
day To Richard Wauass Sous suction rooms, At ~ Knst
Broadway, where Thompson eNinct'l n loan. No one
came from the store 10 receive IT, ami the detectives,
entering the building, touui Thompson, who had sus.
prcwi the ufesence OF deieeuNe' and had not shown
himself outside
Justice BNLy remanded the prisoner for examination
fneIax
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JUDGE HiRDING.s HoMBsnELL.
Astounding Frauds that arc Perpetrated by
Scranton's Authorities.

SCRANTON. Nov. 26.-Judgc Garrirk NJ. Hard
ng of the Lulerne County Court has thrown conerna
ton INTO the ranks OF the Scranton city his
charge to the Grand Jury at WIZ, slarro ordering to
n,eslaie The frauds alleged to be daily committed by
ring OF the officers OF this city judge Harding declares
from the bench that the large deb, o the city o scranton
l. made greater every day W the lund, the
hnriiss CLAIMS G-ain-i the clfy raid b, the issue
Of asur! warrants Iicsc purchased Of tho hold
hy parties the RIM who ral.u tic lace uf them
Orders suins a. small A. si have been rHed tu ~ o
lh'-c u" VuN order broker, an n1cal ca.hvs dis
count n twrnt, twenty nvc. ana thirty percent They
are thrn Ncan. Il iUr cN bonds to the
altered order Fhus, 81 order changed u sp h. tX.
changed foT sl"r honi and city indrltiics. of ~
-incrca.ei thousand ioi orders that have been pai
anu returned 10 the Treasurer, ludse Harding alleges
are r,is.ucd 20 incnaefs Of the ks aud used ami
Teu-. Il, tie city itdrtming them each time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-28
FRANCES POLITICAL CRISIS.
TIfREf TEvTNG dyOTUER DISSOLUTION
AND 4 SITE or SfEGE.
What MacMnhon will do should the Deputies
Refuse TO Vote the Budget WIN the Army
support him In ~ Policy of Ke.istnncef

V.C,.. 4, yo,. ,hr nudg,,-wiu ,bc Arm "
s.,,.,.. It,, a., :, u,,,.,, oe u..,.,.,..s
support "''" '" i"''S VI
PAnra Nov Of Tho Budpet Committee of
Al,
the Chamber OF Deputies VIII sit on Wednesday
49,, 49, 49, ~ W. ~" VI ,'u,,'- w W
w. w. D"'S'' uhi'HS ircSlu'hl "u'h"hoh
takes Republican Cabinet. The Chamber is
ro-dn,,,a -, e. =. Si,a,,i, ,,'a 60,
i'-"n, i'V"" s"ys' onoulu the uoNcrn-
mont dissolve the Chamber OF Deputies the
fron,ior nro,,rcos onJ ,o,r 1a,,ar,,,o,,,s ua.
ticularly those where the newspapers are dis
o,o,,ho r., ,oo,o.oo . o,,,, ,,..,, ,,,a,
ia'ter the Hgoro declares II even possible that n
tho question OF dissolution.
W, ~ -" W ',
III Iaris anu o'her Iarse cl'ies 'ho newspapers
are discussing whether tho army will support
presiient NocNnbon or tho rcnuhlic in tbo
-, "a, -, a., =.
c'se oi CONNECT Dur!hg the TWO hiXhus pas'
small manuscript cards insulting or threaten
inc President MacNahon hnye been posted I'm
vorio,,s o,,or,ors a., poris
Nur,ouS r aua,'e,s ., Ia's'
The Gazette deS ntbuHdtn says that 100 per-
sons w,r, arrested Yesterday for drunkenne ness
raisin,, so,i,;o,,s or.s ond insu,,in, ar ro.,s,
raisih@ seui'ious crics' anu insulting Ut ress'-
Ing the police
The Mouife,y sava. "The RIGHT has resolved
% ,oLa ,ho i,i,io,i,o n, hrino,n,, .ho,, ,ha dIa
W o'"Ho vi. ~, "oou. s"o
| cussion OF the Budget. The Minister OF Finance
will take this opportunity To renfflrm tho ideas
! OF conciliation and appeasemen which predom-
| inatsd AZ thn fnrmat{nn of tha Cahin.t 'Shnuid
w rhh q, W. iot nI',Vu m,, o., 'ne 'neNa,y,r' Nay,r' Snv9u
| 10 vote the Budget President MacSIahon will
draw upa message rendering the senate Judge
between another dissolution Of the Deputies
| and his resignation"
| NEue ALLIES Nov 27-In tho Chamber OF
Deputies to-day partial report OF the Budget
| ,vas rnnI rtn,, th M Al ha
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JACOBs'S MYSTERIOUS DEA III.
Tsstimony that has Convinced Coroner Lee
that He was Murdered.

The testimony before the Coroncr's jury
In Stapleton last evening. in reference to tho
death Of William Jacobs. the coachman. whose
body was found terribly disngurcd. of the
Const Wrecking Company's pier at that place
on the 2lst inst. has convinced Coroner Loa
that Jacobs was murdered. Tho sister, in law
OF Jacobs. Mrs. McCicary. said that great enmity
existed between him and Nayler. n man also
employed by Mr.. Walter at the Clifton House.
Jncobs had said to his wife in reference TO him,
" II that man comes here any more he can stay
here. and II leave" Witness had heard man
known ns Whcely. or Wheelahun. say several
timea. " II EYER get chance I'll put the finish
ing touch on hm-Il fix him he amt fit to live
with such ilne woman ns that"
Young Daniel Nugent. Jacoh,s nephew. testi-
fled that h. saw his uncle hetwern 0 and 10
O'Clock on the night Of his disappearance. talk.
voice. with an English accent. " Hold on" HA
uncl" replied. Let me alonel want to 90
homer The man WAS dressed in dark clothes
He wore tail black felt hat. fiat on top.
Much excitement was caused at this stnec NJ
the proceedings by the Coroner requesting
Nnyer. who is nn Englishman. to stand up
The witness could not positively identify him.
but his hat tailed eXatly with the wtness's .
description OF that worn by the man he had
seen with his uncle.
The watch taken from the body OF the dead
man. which had stopped at 1908 o'clock. was
identified by his wife. 1t had deep deep deni
in il. and the rystal was broken,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-28
H. u. pHELPs's F0RGERIEs.
Checks Signed benjamin Il. Phelps, and En-
dorscd DR.. n. n. Hclmboid.

District Attorney Benjamin X. Phelps was as
founded last month at receiving fron bankers number
wclcNecutcl forged cAecSs Detectives were PIT on
the case general alarm teegraphod. and bankers not
fed The for,oi caft su keIt coming in Tor amouni,
ranging from So to Sl'n oniAstSatiay Mr. rasse ger
ntwa Sixth avenue. was called upon by a faslonahly
dressed man who aiior ordering wine handed Mr.
lN.scsgor 80 check on tie Nassau bank. signed ~
u, amin h Phelps and endorsed ny nr II. T. lirmhuId
Mr. in.-.gscr cas'i tc cheek, and learned ON Monday
thAtlt was u furEcrN
Le.t ulslt Capt Williams and Detective S.hmitt-hurrer
N-il'i tn ia>hir boarding house At - It>t Four
teenth street. where Nj. Pass .svr idrnul'd Nuung
nisu. who ave the AauU 90 EigAr Phelps. ~ the
VITO had passed the check up him. forged o.i,t IN
Distinct ATTORNEY Phelps Mas 10 nd on thc yuuns man.
VIII - 10 lk,d NJ