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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-12
NEVADA ITEMS.

A nav mining district bas bean form.
ed recently living east Of Ward aud TO.
ward the Utah line. The Refsr thus
speaks Of It: AT the meeting held In
this district ON the 18th day Of October.
1877. the following business was trans.
acted The meeting being called to
order. u. +. Waddls was elected Presi'
dent and a. Is. Schappslle Secretary.
was nsuus'y "s,s.u aaa, W.
VIZ. w ea,',u .o. , Nv ~ ii,.S
on 'ne ens' W y - sou'n nne y, o,a s
Nv Wv W." ~ ne ~ .ss,h
y, Da % sns ~ :" s n ~.
c.. w.. C.,,;n"
elected Mining Recorder. Ey. men are
At work on their claims who intend TO
continue prospecting until Spring, by
which time 1t Is thought the district will
attract some attention"
Deer are thronaing tho railroad track
beyond Elko. The Independent says /:
A the freight train from the East. a few
days ago reached q point eight miles
west Of this place, and near Molsne. u
hushed q heru OF tho beauties. humoer
"s %
Ihe ,'.si anoun. o, Tue pal''on pro-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-12
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

In the Police Court. San Francisco.
yesterday. the case Of leighton, Brooks
and Bernard. was argued by Colonel
Barnes for defense. and Mr.. Highton foi
the prosecution. Judge Louderback
held Leighton in sl5. 900 bail six thou.
sand on conspiracy. aud nine thousand
on three charges Of obtaining money
under false pretenses. Brooks aud Der
naid were held In $4,000 on charge Of
conspiracy. The defendants did no,
give bail.
A Marysvills dispatch Of the 10th
instant says: William Smith. late OF
the banking flrm OF Rideout x Smith.
sftsr AN illness OF several weeks, died at
his residence this morning. aged 45
years. A few weeks ago Lac disposed OF
his banking interests to his partner.
with n visw OF travel. but his condition
since then became o critical. and II
became evident to his family and friends
tina, he could not long survive.
A Santa Rosa dispatch Of the 10th
says /: The store Of Wise 4 Goldfish
was burglarized Last night. Silks and
other goods. to the value OF $1,000 or
more, were stolen. There IL no clue to
the robbery. Arsward Of $3.50 has been
offered by the unlucky firm for the re-
covsry Of the goods and tbs conviction
Of the thieves.
The Sacramento Record. Union Of yes
terday says {: A little daughter OF James
Parsons. boot and shoe dealer. had oc.
casion to 10 into the cellar Of their house
for something yesterday morning. and
shortly afterward was taken i'll Of . con-
gestivs chill. from which she failed to
rally, death ensuing In the afternoon.
The San Francisco Ala Of yesterday
says: A white man named Eugene
Shannon was arrested last night on a
charge Of assault to assist a Chinaman
over Jordan ut the ford ut First aud
Natoma streets. The means used were
a pocket knife and q thrust ut the tho
II. The wound was superficial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-12
the POSTAL DEPARTMENT..

The report Of Postmaster General Key
does not disclose the increase which a
single years growth d the country
usually produces in the transactions Of
the Department. but II gives many in
tsresting facts. showing the progress Of
the service in perfscting iis processes
and improving its discipline. There IL
a decrease OF nearly 5000. 900 in the
salss Of stamps. etc.. and the money
order business. and . deficiency. e.
cludipg the accounts Of previous years.
OF about tho same sum; but the sx-
psndi.ur.s were %. 353.0 900 lsss than
the estimates. Mr.. Key thinks that in
time the Postofies Department will b
u source Of revenue. Though for the
present the deficiencies must increase
with the business. because the increase
Is No largely In transactions which are
carried on at . loss. II is worth noting
that while the number Of letter. dsliv-
cred Ia greater than that Of last year. the
number Of letters collected. which 10 the
greater Of the two. 10 actually smaller by
zoo. 900 than that Of last year. Also,
that the local mail service in cities pays
for itself. Mr.. Key reports that the
postage ON local matter exceeded the
expense by s36o.0oo. The de-
crease In tho money order bust
ness, which also extends. IL seems,
to the average sums transmitted.
IL attributed TO the depression which
prevailed generally last year. The trib-
utss to the efficiency Of the present pos
tai service are striking enough. In
transmitting supplies Of stamps. amount
Ing to over SO. OoO. 900. only two pack
ages we're lost. and their value amount
cd to but $50 50-a loss which the
Postmaster General says Is "unpre-
cedeutly small" The loss Of register
ell letters IL but ons.iftieth Of one per
cent.
Mr.. Keys recommendations are al
most all important. He asks that
the number OF letter carriers be In
creased. lie urges at great length leg
iSlation to correct the abuse Of fraud
ulent sales % stamps by fourth.elas'
Postmasters. and asks legislation to
compel railways to carry the mails In
certain cases at what the Postmaster
General shall consider equitable rates
anl the enactment Of laws to do justice
to ub-contracton. The report. II II
does not show . good growth In the
postal business. docs prove the service
to DO in a high state Of efficiency. and
will satisfy the country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-12

LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Rev. ]. J. Bloomer, pastor Of 81. Pat
rick's Catholic Church In Elmira, New
York. Was committed to Jail yesterday for
contempt Of the Recorders Court In refus-
ing Il answer . question put BY the Court
in reference 10 . case Of alleged bigsmy.
Tho pastor stands on the ground Of pro-
fessional confidence. not Of church dis
cipline.
Tho Deringer City Hotel. al Beringsr.
Penn. burned this morning. and A. ID.
Broiee. . guest Of tho hotel. was burned 10
death.
A son Of VIM. Mcvey. aged -. was In.
stantly killed At Modesto. CAL. last night
BY tho accidental discharge Of HE gun
while returning from hunting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-12

obverse Of the other meeting with unan.
imous approval. The face. the Goddess OF
Liberty In each case. however. IL very fine.
and the eagles for the diverse side arc both
produced with skill and spirit. Linder-
man appears TO take much satisfaction In
showing that he Is. like . soldier. ready for
orders. Although he has opposed the sil.
YER bill. he Is, however. In favor OF the
coinage Of Q silver dollar with restricted
legal power. The bright new coins created
. considerable sensation - they were
passed around In the Senate Chamber
during Stanley Matthew speech on Ills
silver resolution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-12

GOVERNOR HINrroS's observations
upon reputation, which he sent to the
Legislature in his message. were specific
and vigorous. Ito said : 81 venture TO
express the hope that under no eircum-
stances will population. direct or indi.
rect. BE- countsnanced. liquidation
would bring inevitable disaster. and
would entail indslibls disgrace" II Is
going 10 take something besides vieor-
on, words. however. to hold the rspudi
aiors from mischief. They are in strong
force in the Legislature. and care moth
ing about future disaster IL they can
rid themselves Of present debt.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
More Disclosures OF Aisnaasgc.
suens In the Justice.
[.rscrAL TO rus soLp NIL DAILY uuw,.l

BAN FnAScIsco. Dec. l2-l p. M.-Tho
examination Of tho Affairs OF the Justice
Mining Company Of this city reveals =
startling chapter for tho stockholders to
peruse. II transpires now that tho Justice
managers have taken. according 10 their
own accounts. more than $4,000, 900 worth
Of bullion from the mine since December
IL. 1873, and during that time the sum OF
81 ZOO. 900 has been collected by assess
ments on stockholders. During this period
not q single dividend was paid. How
much more money was expended Is not
known. but the figures now show $1,000.
900 In two years.
The Justice Mining Company have
attached the property Of Shultz & Won
Bargin. Particulars not obtainabls until
Q late hour.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-12

And in accordance with Law and a. order Of
the BOARD Of Dir etors. made on the sist day Of
October, 1871. % many snafes OF eaen parcel
sold al public auction. ct the ONE OF the
CJmpauy, Koom 81. No. so Pine strss1, Ban
Fraucisco. California. on THJkspAY. the ID
dsy of Jsnua y, 1871. Of . o'clock .. OF said
DAY. to pay said dclinq'e nt assessment thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and expeuses
PETER ROBERTSON. Secretary.
Ofnce-Room o.. Nc. 80 Pine street, Ban
Francisco. California asi2td
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CALIFORNIA.
Prepariss 20 Elect = Dsmecr~tie
Senator.
lsr.er.l TO ru. eoLD HILL DAnr s.v..l

SACRAMENTO. Dec. ii.-At the Demo-
cratic cauous this evening the members
pledged themselves 70 abide by the de-
cision Of the caucus On the United States
Senatorial question. Forty-two votes are
required 70 nominate. tho nominations to
Be made tomorrow afternoon, and each
candidate to come before tho caucus and
endorse the platform OF 1875 and the Na-
tional Democratic platform OF 1876. and
define their positions on questions Of the
day. A ballot 10 10 be taken In the even
ing. II IL understood that the following
will DO placed In nomination /: Farley.
Mcdonald. Ryland. Hagar. Haight. Sc
pulveda. Gwin, Shorb, Dibble, Curtis.
Searles and Cameron. A strong desire il
expressed by the majority Of the members
10 have . positive vote tomorrow. The
Republicans will caucus Monday evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-12

The Democratic party should consoli.
date at once now. as the champion Of
imitation and anti-rssuuptiou. The atti-
tude OF the Administration leaves II no
alternative. The solid South and the
West are ready for the move. and brand
new organ to advocate the faith hs. been
started at Washington. The Eastern
brethren may object q little, but they
are a feeble minority and are. moreover.
used to swallowing their convictions.
The keynote for 1880 may as well be
struck now as at n other time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-12

The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-12
NEW TO-DAY.

DOLLS WITH HAIR AND MOVING
KYEs At so CENrs--COsT 81 50 IN
ANY OTHER srORR--Ar kIRRsKI
& co.'s, % SOUTH & STREET. vIR.
GINA CITY. dsi'i Is
SILVER CARD BOARD 25 CENTS
A SHEET. WHITE PERFORATED
BOARD ONLY IS CENTS, MOsAICs
ONLY 10 CENTS, HOOK MARKS
THREE FOR 10 CENTS, At KiER-
AXIS hook STORE, 10 SOUTH G
STREET, VIRGINIA CITY. aslsi.
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OK a. 0OO pER pkY AT HOME
90 w %1O sos s,@sI,s ySsss y NJ S:,..
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BEAUTIRUL TOILET s.Ts ONLY
o. rs, WORTH 81. SO, VASES ~ cts.
EACH, MAPS, CUPS, sTATUARY, ALI.
VERY CHEAP. AT KIERsKI & CO.'S,
90 SOUTH & sTRRRN, VIRGINIA
CITY. dei'is
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MAaKEY's REPLY.

7 @. h., "yERMoNTRR."-IS REALLY To
d, your sharp challenge Of Monday, deem.
Der 81, I now talt IN JON ~ follows: A. you
In " that ! vas rrsoly,d pot TO wre.tl. any
m 70 IN public, you thought yuu could boas,
with lmpuhity. an now II liberty 81 wrestlc
with you. either In public OF private. for $1,000
. aide, man and mo..ey 10 be found Il the Baltic
switch saloon, Gold Hill. any day.
RUakNE MARKEY,
Champion Collar ana kibow Wrestler Of the
State Of Nevada. det1N
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BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, LARGE
BEAUTIFUL ALBUMS FOR 200 PIC
ruREs, WITH CABINET OPENING,
ONLY ss--t0sT BIsHwHRRE sio--
AT KI.RsKrs BOOK STORE, 90
SOUTH G srRREr, VIRGINIA CITY.
DELHI
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bP<NtHtro Ssisrt HssstsFes
WASHINGTON. Dec. ii.-Director Lin
herman says he has already cleared the
decks and prepared for action. . that II
the silver bill becomes q law tho mints
will be ready to issue silver dollars within
t~wenty-four hours afterwArd. Three
months ago senator Jones sent . commu-
nication tn Secretary sherman predicting
the passage of the bill and asking that
new designs for . silver dollar DO made.
and . few struck OF for inspection BY the
Finance Committee. In accordance with
this request Director LindermAn caused
two despgns Tn b. made. from each Of
which six specimen dollars were coined
at the Philadelphia mint last week. One
OF each was sent 10 the President on Satur-
day. and pleased him and tho Cabinet
90 much that Secretary Sherman has
ordered i've more specimens. senator
Jones appeared In the senate yesterday
triumphantly displaying his specimens.
which are pronounced TO b. the finest
coins ever issued. The designs were made
by different artists. each competing for the
adoption Of his work. under . promise
that the lest one would be adopted. II 10
generally agreed by experts that the honou
will DO divided. tho face Of one aud the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
sEwFyGLAyp ANNUAL CONFERENCE.

BosroN, April S.-The New-EnGland Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church leassemDied
at sl5 a. m yesterday at Lynn. The Conference voted
unanimously TO adopt the following substitute loi
DR.. Mallaeus report:
The committee to whom referred the resolutions
offered by Dr. Malaleu the state Of the cJuI nav
ing carefully considered the matter referred 10 heh'
d respect fully report in place OF the rcsoiutfons
First That the and practical sympathy OF tniS Eou-
ference oppressed of our land Is history OF 700 ois
tapdng and spOken 10 need any reaifaoh ", US
at The present time and that egaI1ti sayery has
forever abolished This country we eel oquay usliuus
III they who having victims Of that oppression "tS
drpryt of their civil rights ana means ldl nCt tdI anu
moral cnure NAV secured 10 them all tie rgnIs aI9
privileges their changed relations 10 the couht anu
their consequently Increased responsibility oo inP0"'
demand for them. i, ~. ..o.,,.,r., "a
Second That glad 10 recognize in the nautM hd
dress present Chief Magistrate ana III olI anu
acts of his clearly defined purpose ms part SOTO adIeT
the Government Of these United states as 70 sec9ly 20 al
classes of our citizens fun and free exercise 81 al e
and PRIVILEGES and pledge 70 him in The execution 0
This rpose hearty sympathy and support anu We WIN
earu stiv pray God 10 him aud ms ADVISORS e
WisdUn 10 guide their Important and iicut WORK
that too long disturbed country may
auan enjoy gOOd feeling, peace, ana POsptiliy -
The d0piion OF substitute report was received WITH
applause.
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THE 6AnSUTT4 STRIKE.

EVIDENCES THAT THE STRIKERS APE WEAKENING.
NEw-BEpFORD, Mass, April THE strike
Of the Wamsutta operatives continues but 1t Ia evident
that the strikers are weakening. Early in the week a
pctton was placed in several Of the mill stores for sigma
lures Ii was addressed TO enc President and Board 81
Directors OF the Wamsuttd Mills corporation ana ran
tats The operatives lately in your employ, feeling fully
convinced that 20 continue the present strike Will event
ualy bring disaster and ruin into the homes and habta-
tIoDs Of their fellow wOrhnel, wei as entail a very
serious If MOI az ir3evocahe loss to the c0rporaoI
sincerely hope that you will take the mater into
your most serious consideration. and Won can by any
means uossie insure us that shall get the January
st Of prices the the bell is orderedto De rlnS inc
sooner we shall be glad obey it's CALI Ia some quar-
tes the petition was regarded with favor, but many OPP
era ives thought # woald be OF no avail as the corpora
ton had paid attention whatever to their recent r.
oot FOR arbitration The petitions. after receiy M tie
signatures Of a number OF the operatives were WIFI
drawn Although Of the operatives would he WILL
ING TO Let tine question of oqualza ion 20. they all insist
on having the January Lat Of prices The strikers com
lnittce an unusually able appears to ho as confident
AS ever that tie operatives viii gam victory OF some
kind Mex week 80 mills will be paid OIL i'll Fail River
and from each Of them, well as from Tho mills in Lone
dale Valley Falls, Berkeley, Ashton, ana e6e"feIs ID
Rhode Island handsome contribution Is eIpect%i. Tie
operatives IN tdesc and OF 81 places nave uo" 'ho l'-
low wGYLmen in this city.
tow NJ the cDetltiycs were recently informed by
Superintendent kibr tlat he would start the mills "H
soon ~ enough OF their number agreed to 20 TO WORK 10
make il an object but he could not promise That the j III
nary prce. nor the equalization OF wages would he con
cedcd It's tho general opinion ti1 petnons viii PCT
gain the sired end, ana many 81 IN" leaders thnk u%
il will be better 80 call wceinZ o. io~e who are VII
ing 10 eo-to work They state tnat n'netcuig u tHe
ucoo,e would 20 10 Orce, IL the mills "puIi Drn
or tho January scale Of Prices Intimate ir'fs ~ INC
suber,uttnd,ui STATE lat he Will refuse 70 nave any
more negotiations viii the strikers committee. IL -
r,loTf,f that a number propose 20 set .tcYcuGcLtS ~
ts matter aut are aTransnK FOR al r"--irW "lth
tie superintendent. The operatives are M 10 see
what action viii be taken at The directors meeting on
Tuesday uaxt when ur. KDuln's term o. lhite years
.!llp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09

TIFFANY & Co.'S stock OF
sterling silveT-ware il gile gaFg-
est i'm the United States. They
are constantly producing 1T
their Prince-st. City works a
class Of finer goods, represents
ing many methods Of 0rsaNaen-
tatiOn DraCaiced exclusively by
chem. Their stock OF family
silver and articles Cor We'd
ding Presents, at POPULAR
PRICES, il the most attractive
they have ever shown. UNION
SQUARE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09

Monroe place. Brooklyn. He read portions OF the od
and New Testament which relate TO the SHORT
ness of life In the prayer which followed he especially
impored the blessing of God on the widow VINO Mas
sorcly afflicted. prayed that she might ne IL s,of
90 health II IL should bc the Divine Will Inc Lore
PRAYER was then repeated many 0 those present JOINING
with the clergyman. Dr. Farley then read poem begin
ming. Hope, Christian soul! In every, stage anu
announced that the remains would Dc cor
veyed 10 Greenwood Cemetery, attended oniy
by the immediate relatives The display Oh
flowers was large, consisting OF wreatls, crosses,
anchors &c. pillow OF carnation pinks ana roses WIS
seat by Company OF the 156th Regiment, OF winch Mr.
Jewet was formerly captain Inc lid OF the coln was
entirely covered with Marshal Nell roses smiiaX ana
other flowers. The plate contained the name or Mr.
Jewe together with the date Of his death and MS age
The pabearers Gen. Jacob sharpe, T. L. M0llhenH
DR. Edward BOgart, James ". Fellows, Richard T. fe
lows and a. Foster Higgins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
TIE rHnADELpHIA TAX oFFIcE DEFACATIoN

PHILADELPHIA, April S.-A hearing was had
Yesterday afternoon before Magistrate List in the case Of
T. W Elder broke. aud his clerk Thomas " Schneider,
charged with aiding aDettinS IN the ENFORCEMENT
OF money from the city. recent dcfacltiOn was d-
covered in the Tax Office through the operations Of
f the clerks Theodore Haues who appropriated nearly
$4,000 to his Oyn and specuateI with II IN stocks
losing the entire amount Hauet admitted his quit
before the gstrate and implicated Elderan schedier
by swearing that they knew the money came from the
Tax On1ce. Tho accused were held IL $1,000 ball 70
answer Ianct specuated through other brokers, and
one OF the 1rms adncr BT0sl made restitution Iester
DAY OF the passing through tneir hands Hthcs
transactions tAc,n pflOi 10 January, 1872
They say that a OF duty good citizens p.0mlt
p"y the money, and not from any rear u
prosecution, they ignorant Of HtleIs connection
with the Tax Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
METHODIST episcopal CONFERENCES.
NETWORK ANNUAL CONFERENCE.

RoNDoUT, n. Y, April SIN the Ncw-York
Conference yesterday little done, except to discuss
the question Of dividing the PonghEeepse District
which came up as a special order, previous to when
several candidates admitted to deacons and elders
orders. In the discussion of the question: Dr. "heaey
said change was necessary to the preservation Oh to
hest interests of the ministry Presiding Elder Goss lost
his life by overwork in the district as now constituted
Several other members spoke for and against dNisioh
and the Rev. C. S. Brown offered substitute Tor the
pepdinc resolution providing that the question nc sun
United 10 the darery conferences OF the New n0fK anu
Poughkeepsie districts at the session preceding inc heh
meeting of the New-YOrk Conference. An animated ue
bate followed and the conference adjourned unth MOI
day without action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
OTHER FIRES.

PoUGHKAEPSIE, \. y, April S.-An mcen-
diary fire occurred at Stewards works al Groyevie,
lat night hdi .ag large new barn aud three horses.
The loss IL $500 insured
BIDDEFoRD, Me-, April Seal Rock House,
on Ferry Beach, here, destroyed by fire FRIDAY
NIGHT 1be loss cvelal thousand dollars insured for
81 600 in the Aurora Company OF CINCINNATI
TROY, n. Y, April s.-Iwo fires occurred
in West Trey Friday night The first was the storehouacs
Of the Capitol Lime ard Cement Company. The lose j.
$1,000 The second DESTROYED five buninss On broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
THE FIRE RLCORD.
\ FARMER BURNED TO DEATH.

EAlsMLk DC h'LD ~ bi'Ai'A'
MONTEoSE, Penn, April S.-The farmhouse
OF Robert Hi, prominent citizen of Harmon Town
shin Su.auehanna County, was destroyed by fire on
thursday night IN attempting to save sum OF none!
that was in the house Mr. Hin was pinioned to the wall
by a falling chimney, and was burned TO death before
the ewes o. his wife and two children. Besides the money
MI Ili lost lis life III Trying 20 save nc MAJ $ooo III HIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
STATEN ISLAND.

GTApLETON.-Mr. BeeHer late proprietor Of q Ger
man u-wsptptr published IN Csnas been missing from
Ia, home week past there iyar that lie has
commit suicide a. TIOgc however that be sailed Tor
Germany IN consequence % financial embarrassment Tho
N Staten island between Tho temps TeOpu and the
hquor dealers Wased win great bitterness BIZ lhday,
lawyer employed behalf of the 1CAlr rance Alliance OF
Ncs,ivi arrested Saturday charge O cDhSpiI
l. slits 10 be instituted shst iqs0r dealers ai Vas
Size ~ tho hVv.
ST. Ourkr Of Medic Church ToClylle and Afr.
Munaay Iqi,r doers aAd deputy hheE-
Us Of tiat town cLtCy5 OF ui.UenlraltT
aud perjury &, tLrr understood thGt several gentle
Will subscribe SloO each 10 dUIend MI Up
q ahd Others ~ tnt tonYrislc' people,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDSUTs IN
BROADWAY.
eam.4Io. Noon, 49,. 81. w, 55o Midnight 81
II ghest during The day. 5j' Lowest. 81.
AyersCe, 42l4s. same day. 1876. 49,
cxu1nA1 PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ndsor Hote-senatcr Timothy o. Hove G..' Oh W wS
consin areDdon H0bL-NchOlas Shishkln ltusslh PIN
nr 80 Xashngton sir Charles Dodsworth Of Yorkshire
England aad Charles f. Adam Of the Bltish Legr nc
WnshnT JOhL BrlScick-Eugene de NoiVe,, ri,
Minister 10 Hay Holman HOuss-en lsrani NoEu.9, y
Bre S6ori Ho,se-Pro Henry Adams ana APnes - Yaie
of Hasten - buckingham HDtel-PT0i o. u mhlsh -
Toecc and state Treasurer Henry Rawle OF PeDsI a
METROPOLITAN Hotel TX LieuiGoy Ge9iHe a. 1i ~ ~ Ser
Sftepdnt HOdSe-Gen Euwaiu H. hiIie9 Vi W.