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RIGHTS OF WHARFAGE.

Judge J. r. DAILY. OF tho Court o, Common Pleas,
rendered. decision yesterday in the sut OF Nary q.
Walsh sgAinet tho New Y ork Floating Try Dock Com
pany. The SUIT 10 brought Tor wharfage claimed by
the Dain,in for tho and occupation by decndants
floating dry DOCK OF tho slip between piers Nos IS and
~ East River. When the plaintiffs assignor on the
lst OF Nay 1879 entered into possession pier No 4
under his lease grant from tho CITY, The deicndants
boating dry dock lay in tho slip between pors Nos 4S
ana ~ and occupied nearly the whole slip ana had
done 30, Ne alleged, for nearly twenty nine years
The defendants mad been the owners OF pier No. 40
since November lS<S and by their granl claim also
The right " The use o the whole bukhea SID
piers Nos. 4S and 10 W OF Grant OF the
same dats. For ton years PRIOR TO May l, 1876,
the deiehdsnts paid rent TO the city Tor
the use uler No. 4S and fastcned
the floating dock " that plc bat after that date they
coasod 70 fasten to pier ~, not however Occupying
any loss space In tho slip Pinintf Claimed tho
right the floating dock, when she Iounu in
occupation OF the slip adjoining pier As 40 vessel or
floating structure NJ ancnor IN the slip undor the
Wharfage and as liable TO pay wharfage 10 her Tor
she and occupation Of the waters sdjolning that
per. Jodgo DAILY, IN hts opinion, hods that tho
CLAIM IL analogous In some respects 10 the claim tor
use occu patton OF land and adds that the acton
tor use aud occupation will lie wberc
ihe snle - IN dispute between the psrres
70 the acton, Tor .he title cannot he tried
In each ~ acten. Tho prine,psI question 10 whether
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YORK HERALD THURSDAY 25

Palmer The defendants failed TO appear in court
yesterday 10 answer TO the and the Court ordered
judgment or the full amour. claimed by the painti.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

CUSAhD LlNE-B. ANS. AND 4 !. Z. N. 5 ). co.
with view to diminish tne chances o. collision tho
Of this line take specific for all Of
on the outward passage from Queenstown to New York
or Boston crossing ths meridian Of scat ~ latitude.
On tho homeward crossing the meridian OF 30
''snf Z u "sI'a
Ss Ssv q w:s Nov Ss. i i
%",Ies = a" nor esr S.eer"ss e
commoda,ion, Return tickets on favorable term.
steera;e tickets TO from all parts of Europe
Freight aud passage SsEEs sfs r. j. EScs ss
u SlrEO S'fGEs M1 sS5 ky95fA TO QUEENS
from ,., i Srss N.,sn e R,rl, TGsDAy 80, y cs.,.
81 %TsSSSs vs.
in,snssi.s GSe1 sn s' s;o sDd ~, s
Passengers booked to and rom Paris Hampurg Norway
Sweden &c Drafts on Ireland England France and Ger
WILLIAMS GUIoN. 30 Broadway.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
don. liayre aud Bremen.
p; %ssR sssss ss.y Nov. 10
as, & Soy XosE ssa,a.aay Noy ~
firss CABIN 100 sod. second CABIN $50 gold; Steer
paid stcerage Certificate, $50. currency.
'' "''E"' p''S1kk' "kaCIs RHSS co. Bowling Green
G.ETwhEN NEw YoRN ASD mAvRa. VIA Ply
TESsGh IFassi,s wsSas,asy os.sss.sI
1@s1ans wea%ss@sy tSSSs 4 noon M
' "s's"' IJuis ps bE iBssBiaS As.n. s. Broadway
oE@ S Soh hhSssq r ssD DUB
sTTsIG oss SEfSDS .........' rTsar.d.y os.oosr %
sATE Trs".s.y ssy:%ss sas.msr
9 and s a.ssSns
stesrsee SO Apply 90
iGit SAlPMl aeT's S Si = sSD r
THE coMrANy's PIER yooT or CANAL ST \. II.
csayHSa saE rs TsS AfD s4aSEr H.SEsr29 a
The steamers O. ,nis ac 'aSe The lane roas, recon.
Bank, on the passage 70 Queenstown all the round
Sovo@Ser
From White star dock. pier - SGsh Rvei
kates-saoon. sen. $50 aud 500 IN gold Return
Ss@ "Snr and . s1 %
s@p 4 sneIe he no,s and mo"n ar. Least ''ns
''' S'"'''' 0'"'' % o'0''S i, ~ J cosris, As.n,
HAMBUad.aNElIcAS rAGk 7 oosrANYs LINE
stLEfnr so; Z gsisiS slssa Sss Sss s
sffpe KTss6r isf X CO.. GS'" ';;f' poAs
osG's1 % New York o'"si' 81 "as.'
M HOLLAND. BgL<ilus, THE RHINE. swlTZgR
l. 1ND, &c, &C. VIA ROTTERDAM.
stcsmet SALhNn octooet y
ste m-r 10 lEhDAN .......-..., Sovs smbef :
rbese beautiful steamers. carrying thr United
mail the Netherlands, arc great tavorites with tho
public
Trips regular low, comfort snd living perfect
FUNcii. EDfE 4 CO.. l. " NORRIS
~ south William 81 80 Broadway
Morris European Expfcss).
ThE AxESIcSSyy Sr,tsSNIsuI. srftsS,IIr qoxrAss
pH1LApELPilA And LIvRRrooL LISR
Tho only Iransatiantic line sailing under tho AAHRt-
CAN FLAG sailing every THURSDAY nom Pnilsdel-
phia and WEDNESDAY, from Liverpool
THE RID STAR LINE STEAMSHIPS
carrying ,ho Belgian and United states mails sailing
every ~ day. alternately from philadelphia and New YORK
TO ANTWERP
For rates oi passage and otner Informs appv
PETER WRIGHT SONS General Agents
foT alnut 81, Phl sde phia. 81 Broadway. Nov YORK
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent. battery piaca
NATIONAL H. SE-.PiEhs ~ AND 81 NonTn kIVKh
---toR LoNDoS tvietoris Decksj------
nreoce sat. Oct ~, A. NJ Itaiy Thurs. Nov s ia NJ
----Fok QUEESsTOWS And LtvERPOOi---
SPAN, ssl .ci -, ~ a. " Lrn. sat. Nov. .. ~ "
Cabin soo 70 $7u currepcy steerace. ss6 Drafts from
bf0goSay. A. A. T. AliKar rAnavsr-
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
NBETWkEN SEW YORK AND HAvRr. VIA PLY.
MOUl combanys pier " North Kver loot of Morton
FkASCE irudelie Wedne sday, October 81 l.. VI.
CANADA. frsngeui Wednesday. November 7. 4. VI.
Ameriqu~, Pouxoz.. Wednesday, November ~
For irs ght or passage apply to
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent. SIS Broad way.
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PROPOSALS..

DRoPOSALS POR TELEGRAPH FOLK5
rho western Union Telegraph Com pany invite rro.
gosns unit O'Clock noon for
Telegraph Poles ~ follows, via
$3.50 red cedar Poles. delivered near Chattnuoora Tan.
l.52i juniper Polcs. delivered at Wllmlngton n q
Loo cypress Poics. delivered in Aiab ANA
Specifications anu desired tnorm alton can be oh
taiucd from the undersigned.
Spw YoRx, Oct 10 1877. ''
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STORAGE.

A MORGAN BROTHER, STORAGE WARE
.h.nouses broadway snd t1Ih IT.. separate Rooms of
'"t"'ure pianos baggage. 40 inspection solicited.
VI AEnERs wAREdoUsEs srH sv. FROM s3D r,j
lsth sh-storNss for fnruitnre. bAagAre. goods aud
wares evety description. closed comparAs
!. .mssts. always accessible. Once 800 MaAs aAxkAA
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POLITICAL.
DENTISTRY

DENTISTRY.
A SET or TEE is TnRkK HOURS AT Di ~
ANEW BKOuGHS, 31I 9th V.. one door shove I'D st.
opposite Masonic Temple rnbb.t celnlod goid plattna
Ac. aud rverybii IN mechanical dentistry with despatch
nitrous oxide @s-. No. 81 9th
RkAuTPut ARTIFICIAL TEETH. 81, Gum. a.,
Dvarr.nt-d "New York Dental Rooms" 26a 9th av.
established 1901 Dr. MEADER
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NTATE LINE.
oNEW YORK TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL DUB.
LIN. BELFAST AND l.OSDONDERR,
from pier AZ North River, loot OF Canal foiows
STATE Or NEVADA Thursday. October 10
LIE w Ni.Gl .lA........- thursday. November
FIRST Cabin, $50 and $40 according 10 accommodations
ieurn Tickets a. rednced rates. Second Cabin, $45
ta6 Apply
AUSTIN BALDWIN Co. Agents No T. broadway.
s1EERAGE TICKETS Az IS BROADWAY AND At
TIE COMrANY's pIEk kOOT or CAAAL 81. \. r.
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through trains each way daily dspots In Phil sdelph
2 In New York.

Double Track, tho improved equipment. and tbs
fastest time consistent W tn aosoluts safety.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-26
Winnemucca, NeY.
a ssesSnent n office.
sHEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

sHEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
y OCAfiON Of principal place Of business,
Il 4 San Francisco, California. Location OF
WORKS, Star District, humboldt county,
eyada.
No ice is hereby given, that at meeting OF
the Board of Directors, held on the 9Th day OF
September, 1877, an asse sInent no. 81 Of Five
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable imme-
distely in United States gold coin, to the
Secretary, at the office Of the company, No.
3l2 Montgomery street, san Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the
DAY OF OCTOBER.
1871,
Will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public auction; and unless payment is made
before viii be sold on
TA1 UkDAI, THE SEVEN ZENITH DAY
NOVkMBEk. 1877,
To pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising aud expenses OF
sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSLl. Secretary.
Office, = 3l2 Mon.go mery street, San
franclscot oet1-td
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Rarcl, for Sale

ENOR Sale ranch Of 100 acres, so
II acres of which ara improved and partly
fenced; new house containing six rooms
With furniture, good well Of water with
pump, 80 SHADE trees, stable with ten
alls, two corrale, pillow and harrows and
Buckeye mower, two horGee, harness and an
iron-axle wagon, I'll zee oeEen white Leghorn
chickens one set Of blacksmith tools, and
lot of other articles too @r.nerou@ to men
ton.
/ WILL SELL THE RANCH ALONE OR
WITH EVERY. WING ON TT
AS the purchaser may choose. There is
NO BETTER STATION on the Idaho road
1t must be sold in 80 DAYS. No reasonable
offer will be refused Fol further particulars
apply on the ranch.
E. HANEY, Buffalo ststlon.
Oct. 9Th, 1877. If.
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PCSTPONEN1ENT.

The the date when the stock Of the above
Company shall become doinquen mt for assess
ment NO. was postp0n d to the
SIXTH DAY or DECEMBER, 1877,
And the date of sale OF such delinauent stock
was postponed to WEDNESDAY. DEckalBFR
10Th, 1877 ct the same hour and place. By
order Of the Board Of Directors.
BRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
Office, 3l2 Montgomery street. san Fran.
oiseo' novl9-td
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POsTPO nEMEnT.

THE date when the stock of the above
Company shall bee ms delinquent for Assess-
ment no. was postponed To the
SIXTEENTH DAY or NOVEMBER, 1877,
And the Gate Of sale & ( such delinquent stock
was postponed to tIIDAY, EcEuBYR 7ra.
1871, at the same hour ana place. BY order
Of the Board or Directors,
ABRAHAM HALsEY. Secretary.
Office. 312 Montgomery street. nan iran.
cisco. re- otd
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Delinquent Taxes.


OFFICE or COUNTY AUDITOR,
Humboldt County Nevada, Nov. q, 1877.
N Office H. hereby given that the delln-
Az qnent tax lisa for the fiscal year Of 81
has been deposited with the District Attorn Y
OF humboldt County. Nevada. and that unless
the delinquent taxes therein specified are paid
to the Country Treasurer II said County with.
IN twenty t.Ol days from the date hereof
action will be commenced by the District
Attorney for the collection Of said taxes and
costs. CHARLES A LAGRAVE,
County Auditor of Hum boldt County, New
dec3-td.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ASSESGEsaE ~ NOTICE.
Big Meadows Canal and Irri Eating Company
] ocation OF Works, Humboldt County,
Nevada. Principal place of business,
Rye Patch, Nevada.
MOI CE is hereby given ttat at meet
~ ing of the board If irustees. held ON
the l4th day Of December, 1877, an assessment
mo III Of 81 per share was levied npon the
capital stock 0 the corporation, payable i'm
medi tely in u. S. gold coin TO tie Secretary
at the office ef the COMPANY, Rye Patch,
Nevada.
Any stock upon which this assessrle mt
shall remain npaid
JANUARY FIFTEI NTH, 1878,
Shall be declared dG inqrent and advertised
for sale ut public aueti II. and unle 5 pay
ment i made before VIII sold on February
18th, 1878, 10 pay the delinquent assessment
together wi ii cost If advertising and expenses
of the sale,
BY ofdsr # the Boarl of Trustees.
Rye Patch, Nevada. Decen Der 14th, 1877.
DAVID CONAN, JR., Secretary.
detI7-'77-td
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POSTPOMEMENT.

THE date when the stock of the above
company shall become delinque At for assess
ment No. was postponed to the
EIGHTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1873.
And the date Of sale OF such delinauene stock
was posipt ned 70 MONDAY. JANUARY 23Tg
lo'S, ~ the same hour ana place. BY order
Of the Board Of Direc ors.
ABRAHAM HAISEY, Secretary.
Office, 3l2 Montgomery street. san lran.
SioOo' deeS-td.
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puLLIoM TAX.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the tax on
~ proceeds of mines FIR the quarter end
ing september so, 1S,T,is now due and payable
at my office in ito Courthouse of the County
Of Humboldt, and that the Laws for its coll
1ecti0n Will be strictly enforced.
JAMES DUGKMER County Assessor.
BY S. BUCKEeR. Deputy Assessor.
Winnemncca, November II. 1871 I'm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-26

legally and quietly obtained in every State
and Territory, for IEcuMPATIBILrrY and other
causes, no matter where the party resides.
I3 years experience. Fee after decree. All
letters confidential Address a. j. DEE-
TER. Atty, Rooms 4 Q, I32 Dearborn So,
CHICAGO, ILL. UNREASONABLE references
given. Correspondence with the legal pro-
Eesstop invited.
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Administrators Notice.

AToTIcE is hereby given 20 all persons
~ having claims against Thomas Dillon,
of Big Meadows, deceased, to present the
same with nece ssary vouchers to the upder-
signed, at Ninnemucca. Nevada Within tour
mont S from the date Of publication Of this
notice or the same will be forever barred.
PAT BE l..
Public Administrator.
winnemncca, Nevada. December 3, 1877. 4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-26
MANHOOD RESTORED.

NIcTIMs oFYoUTHFULI MPRUDFNcF.
VINO have tried in vain every known
remedy, VIII learn Of simple prescription
FREE, for the speedy cure Of nervous debility
premature decay, lost n anhood. and All die.
orders brought ON by excuses. Any druggist
has the ingredients. Address Davidson
d CO., s6 Nassau 81 N. Y.
oct 1z-tyN
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Dissolution ofCe-partHership

NOTICE is herCb by given TO all whom
IN il may concern, that the eo-partner
ship heretofore exist ng between the uneer-
signed, under the firm name of n. LEVY
& Co, is his 9Th cay of December, 1871,
dissolved b, mutual consent NJ. sieeel re-
tires. \. Levy viii continue business IN
his own name aud on lis own account; viii
collect all bills and demands due the old
firm Of \. evy & Co. ana pay all demands
due from said Odd firnl, n. LEVY.
M. sIEGEG.
Winnemucca. December 18th, 1871. d74-4w
tAlsa California copy ana seni bill to this
Off g
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Private medical Instltute.
Physical aud sIental Debility.

Vital weakness. uervonsrfeH. low SPIRITS,
lsssiiude. weainsts q hr ia bs and back.
lots II muscular power, lnG!+1csisl u ard ID.
capabi ity for iabor ana .ttny. wax, FL.
haustca fetl Ms. NO sneTly ~ courage Fsifh
tstit 81 he heart, GUiiIessct tprreh. nFion.
iosf 81 Ia mury. &teitlH u 60 sCcit'y, love q
solitude. tintlGi s.. soft d.siruti. Ions q mar
hood, dtzzlus ~. headache, 81 IN tie eide,
affections % the eye, uE ifG ca he fac,
tcxual or or Oh ~ IL d uiiirsin nlsn or We
man, are cured ly The Justly celebrated ply
sieian l. J.tZAPkAy. N. ID.
lis method q curing dieffse ~ peculiarly
his own unknown 10 oihersl ard Lenee The
great success. III a. taA 10 III etions, chftnit
catAtrh, disfatcs of the Nun sch ard kidtsls
liver comp aiuts. ttc. tuccsssfully irtsted.
Dk. 81 IbAf. ne Ct ihe mUst Fnetesial
medical liuciitipntFs IN the ec!hc coas'
may be consulted conlGeuti . N refeTeha
10 the above and all othtF complaints s. ia
institute.
No. 200 KEARNY ST., sam Frnneissa
~ he Doctor Oilers TIfe Confuiiaiiuhs'
and atks no remuptr lie n unless be eiisciss
cure ChirEes moderate Conn uniealieh
strictly coutaentiai. Medicines sent " ~
press. Address j. J. C2AFEsY. nj, D., W
Office Box Ga. Fan Francisco, Cal.
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DLANs ard bids will be received at
the office Of he BIG Meadows Canal
and II igaung Company Tor the construction
of a timber lam stone iIlIing- a ross the
humboldt river Altar solicited to hand in
their plans aid bids n or before fhe 24th
day OF December, 1877. TOD
The daily gazette., 1877-04-30

THE Liberal LEAGUE.-The meeting
of the Liberal League, yesterday morning
was well attended there being over one
hundred persons present. The question
discussed was, THAT it is the duty of the
government to suppress the sale of in
toxicating liquors as beverage by pro-
hibiting legislation"
Rev. Mr.. Hicks, opened and closed the
argument.
The question was discussed by several
OF those present who all seemed to be In
favor of the question. Mr.. Rowlinson
was the only one who spoke in the mega
tive. The question selected by the com
mittee for next Sundays discussion Isl
Resoloed, "That the only hope of abol.
ishing drunkenness is to be found in educa
ton"
The daily gazette., 1877-04-30

LAUNCH AT CHEsTEk.-The iron
steamship Niagara" which is being con-
structed for the New York and Havana
line, by John Roach Il Co., at Chester,
was launched Saturday afternoon. The
affair was very successful, and was wit
messed by a large number of interested
spectators. The vessels principal dimen-
sions are Length (extreme), 292 feet !;
breadth, 3S feet ; depth, from hurricane
deck, 81 feet and from main deck "a feet.
She is of 2,400 tons register, and will
carry a dead weight of 1900 boxes of
sugar. Her rig is brigantine, and her first
cabin will accommodate seventy-ive pas
sengels and the steerags thirty. She has
five water-tight bulkheads, and will be
amply supplied with every improvement
in life boats, life saving apparatus and
pumps. She is furnished, for motive
power, with one pair of vertical COM
pound engines, of 1000 indicated horse
power. to which steam at a pressure of 50
pounds per square inch will be furnished
by four cylindrical boilers. She is rated
Al for seventeen years, and will be ready
for service June 8. Six other steamships
all of which will be completed within
four months, are now on the stocks o.
the Roach yard.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-30
Military F,,rcro, Yesserdav.

The funeral of the late Joseph p Hart,
son of Joseph Hart, took place from his
fathers residence, No 800 Pine street,
yesterday afternoon, and was very large >.
ly. attended. The American Rifles, of
which the deceased was a member, tur-
ned out in full uni fol m and headed by the
City Cornet Band attended the funeral
in a body. The funeral cor5ege left the
house in following order, and marched
up Seventh street, to King, out King to
Market street bridge, and thence to
Riverview Cemetery; where the remains
were inferred; City Cornet Band ,Ameri>
can Rifles 81 Sta ong, marching with res
versed arms; Hearse, followed by cars
riages, and large number of persons on
foot. At the grave the national colors
were wrapped around the coffin, after
which it was lowered into the grave.
After the religious services had been
concluded the band played "Sweet Spirit
Hear my Prayer" which was followed
by the club marching around the grave
in three sectors and discharging vol
ley, according to military rules.
Dun -ng the march to the cemetery the
band played the dead march from Saul
and Mozart. Rev. Geo. r. Kramer, con.
Quoted the services.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-30

RAILROAD AcCIDENT.-On Thursday
morning last as the early passenger tran
on the Maryland & Delaware Railroad
out of Easton, wss approaching a small
bridge, about three miles mol h of that
place, it met with an accident By which
the engine and one car YVES thrown from
the track, down an embankment about IL
feet high. The accident was caused by
the burning Of one of the stringers of the
bridge, which caused one side of the track
being let down, and as the engine ran ur
on it, it caused it to give way with the re-
suit as stated above. The engine was
damaged to a considerable extent, as wa:
also the car. The engineer and fireman.
were slightly hurt. A wreck train was
dispatched to the scene, and after consid
erable work the engine was gotten upon
the track and brought to this city where
it will be repaired.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-30
FIRST EDITION!
The Temperance Cause.

PUSHING ON Tt e MoyEMENr-AN Az.
TIVE BATTLE WITH in TEMPERANCE.
For five weeks the temperance revi-
val has been steadily going on in this
city, gathering increased strength
from week to week, until there is
scare 'ly a section of the city in which
its influence is not felt. Over four
thousand names have been procured
to the temperance pledge, and among
the converts are men vino in time pp ct
weie conspicuous only for their in.
temperance, and who are now leading
workers in the tenn perance cause.
During the week, meetings are held
each evening at the City Hall, which
is crowded nightly. Saturday night
the hall was packed, and as fresh re.
cruits came forward and signed the
pledge, they were greeted with rouEd
after round OF appla use. The meeting
contlnued until late hour, and was
greatly enjoyed as a season of pure
and refrefhiDg temperance blessing.
Yesterday afternoon the usual Sun
day temperance meeting Was held in
the Grand Opera House, and the audi
torlum of that comm odius edifics was
crowded as it never was before. Over
twenty five hundred persons crowded
into the building, and it is estimated
that over one thousand were compelled
to go away after the hall was full.
They was first addressed by Rev. C.
M. Pegg, pastor of Scott II. E. Church,
who made forcible and eminently
practical appeal for the tempers nee
cause.
After this, came Miss Ella, little
daughter of VIM. d. Pickels, who in q
clear voice and inimitable style, sang
"Touch not the cup" She was greet
ed with great applause.
Mr.. James Rice, of Rrandywint
Hundred, next spoke briefly, and wa.
followed by George Milo Dutcher in q
forcible address. Rev. ]. B. Mann
closed the spesking. and after col
lection was taken up the meeting adj
journed with the benediction.
In the evening, the members of the
Temperance Moral Suasion Club, as.
sembled at The City Hall to the mum.
ber of nearly sixty, and proceeded in
body to Union NJ. E Chnrch, where
Rev. ]. B. Mann preached a sermon
appropriate to the occasion.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-30

SERIOUS Acc ooENT.-On last Saturday
evening, as John Stewart, an employee
on the farm of Jesse Sharp, in Brandy
wine Hundred, was driving into this city,
and when near the first toll gate on the
Philadelphia pike, the front axle broke.
The horse, taxing fright, started eff at a
full run and threw Mr.. Stewart out of
the wagon, striking his head with great
force against the ground, by which he
sustained the breaking of two ribs, and
other internal injuries. After he had
recovered from the concussion he started
after the horse and succeeded in catching
it. Becoming very weak from the acci-
dent and his exertions in endeavoring to
catch the horse, he was carried into the
hotel of Mr.. O'Donnell. DR.. Shortledge
was Immediately summoned.who reduced
the fractures and pronounced the mauin
a very precarious condition. This morn
ing, though still suffering, he is in fair
way of recovery.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-30

The Montpelier argus keeps its
rooster still standing, with the mourn
full legend: "Tilden elected, bu, Hayes
counted in" 1t certainly does save
some composition, but isn't too much
crow bad for its resdersp
The Illinois Legislature has been in
session since the first of January. The
only reguler thing q good many of the
members have done since Judge Davis
was elected Senator is to draw their
pay.
=Returning Board Anderson of Louis
lana, is reported to be in Washington
seeking Office at the hands Of Secre-
tary Sherman. 1t is probably hope
less task. The Secretary has reform-
ed.
The bloated bondholders of Boston
will collect $2,641, 1895 of May interest
OF this amount Calumet and Hecls
will disburse 100000 which is 1C(
per cent, on the nominal capita.