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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-23
Application for a Patent.
NOTICE No. 3S8.
U. s. Survey or Lot No. 80. 4. 81, n. R. "a
NJ. l.. NJ.
SHi BA LODE.
Z. S. AND OFFICE, CARSON CITY, /
Nevada, Move mber, Il, 1878.

Z. S. / AND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada. November, Il, 1878.
NJ OF CE is beieby gwen that Peter Wool
~ cock, whtse posi,ffi1e address is Mill
CITY, Humbo dt county, state OF Nevada has
This day filed IN this office his apple alton for
patent for nine humid ed 900 llnear feet If
the HEBA ODE bearing gold and silver, with
surface SIX hundred tttu) feet IN width the
same being officially surveyed, plated and
DIT SCH ed az l. ). SURVEY OR LoT 40. 80 n
o" hsh1p Thlrty-cne, Nor,h Range Thirty.
four East, Mount Dlablo Base and Meridian,
situate in the >tar Mining District, county Of
huml oldt, and State Of Nevada, and &C m
mohl! Known a. the Heydenfelot Clam on the
b, ba LCoe, aud descilb, d by metes and
bounds al tie surface according to the plat
and field notes On file in tins office as fol-
lows, 10 Wit; Beginning Ut a ! ost maj ked No.
/, L. 5. Survey No. % lion Which the soul h
elm monument o the De soto ComLauy's
claim ON tie said sheba Lode, being also
The HotAern monument Of this cl4ini bears
south seNt nty deglees west, dis ant three hun
orr q u fourteen GA feet; Ii cut aud incline
On TIE led Z fifteen feet decp be4Is south 80
oeerses 10 minu, es West dis. ant AGO feet; u
>. monument No. !, ON north side Of r, adj to
hela mine. being also Post No. OF L. >.
surNeS No. 81, tears uortn forty-tvo degrees
hfteen minutes east, distant sixteen hundred
ana tVen,y five (l625l feet; the said last men
Toned L. y. monument. No. i, being situate
at point bearing south seventy six (7bl
degrees nfteen ll5J minutes West, distant
thIrtt en- thousand three hundred aud forty
ll334Dl feet from the northwest conner Of sec
ton Ainet en in Iownsbip hlrt, -one t3lJ q,
North Range hi ty-hve 1851 IAst, Mount
Dia bio Base and MtIidian; thence from SAID
Post, marked NJ. /, L .. Survey No 50 from
which tie foregoing BEARINGS and distances
an CIV NJ,
INST Course. South two q, degrees, forty
FIVE tI5l MINUTES, East go feet to Post
No 2, L. S. Survey No. SO; thence,
secoi tuIse, South seventy (70) degrees
West 62S feet 10 lost marked No. L. 5.
u.vey No. 80; thence,
Third Cou.se, North two i2 degrees l45l
foIty hye minutes, West 500 feet to lost
marktd No L, ) Survey No. 80; thence.
Fourth Course, Norm seventy t7OJ degrees,
asst 62c feet TO said lost NO. /, the place of
Geginnin &. containing II 40 100 al res. Courses
expressed FRI III True Meriditn w.tn Magnetic
Variation at IL degrees last.
said claim is boCn0td ON toe North BIZ The
DE soto company clam, and on tAe soutn
by the Wtolcook ci.im, upon the same lode
and Us recOrc Leu IA Book at Iage l43 of ue
record OF mining locate Us Of salu die Iict,
kept at star City Hum bOldt &C unity. Nevada.
ANY ana all advere GAINS must lie filed
IA This Office within six days from dat I
bfst pLb"c-non hereof.
q. n. HAIRS, Register.
NoVembee 10, 1878. God.
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United States MarshaFS Sale.

DY VIRTUE of an execution issued out of
II and under the seal If Tie United States
Circuit C, urt in and for the Ninth Circuit and
District OF Nevada on the Tn day of Deem
Der, A. d. 1878, upon Judgment rendered
upon the I'd day of December A. d. 1873 in
said Court in favor of o GREENWOOD. plaintiff
and against the RIe Patch Cons olidGted Mill
and Mining Company, for the sum of twenty
thousand, six hundred and ninety-oEe dollars
besides interest on laid sum, t,getler with
costs OF suit and accruiBg Costs and dieburee-
ments, having levied upon and taken i'll ex-
ecution the following described personal
property, to wit:
Two hundred and thirty-two pound, bull
lion, more or less. 954 pounds ANAL
gam; II TASKS quicksilver; p fas s, more
or less, in pens and tank; 300 CO. DIS wood
more or less; 100 feel hose; 2 cans castor oil;
large rejecting lamps; --524 dozen cans
lie; hand lamps; tackle bic cEs; 3
quicksilver kettles; 4 VIII elbarlows: 3 old
rock hammers; scoops and shoyels; sleo &c ;
Il dozen oil cans fo.lers), set scales: 1900
pounds lime, more or less; 1000 pounds salt,
more or less; 3 tons ore in pulp. more OF less
20 tons ore uncl dshed; p; II drivers; cams;
pan bot,oms; hand az; bucE saw; ! b. l.
lows iii blacksmith shop; 4 han hels; 5
wrenches; brace AN 3 bits: vice / CHI eel;
i small safe; l letter d tss; 2 ore fet dels at
tached 10 battery; de. k ia office; bullion
chest.
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY,
the SIXTH DAY Of JANUARY, A. d. 1879, be-
TIVE en- the lrOul~ Of nine o'clock in tie morn
ing ard o'clock in the evening to wit: at
ten s(lO) O'Clock A. N. of raid day, / will, in
front OF The mil of said company at Che town
of Rye Patch, Humboldt county, Nevada, ex.
pose to sale at public auction 10 the highest
bidder for ca h, ID U S. gola coin, in hand
paid. all the right title and interest of the
defendant Rye Patch Consolidated Mill and
Mining ComrsDy, b. d on the I'd day of De.
CEN Der. A. 4 lSTS. or 2t Ely lime fb.. e.f tpl.
Of, in snd 10 he PEI sopal property above
described, or so much ihel cot IS may be
necessary 10 if isfy sdid juogmtn.. costs and
accruing costs.
Wi ness. AUGUSTA ASH
U. >. Nj rsbal iGr Dist let OF Nevada
BY b. l.. NcLsIS, Deputy
lateo Rye Patch. Dece her IL A. D. 1873
utclS
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United States Msrshal's Sale.

nY VIRTUE of en- execution issued out
I'D. of ana under the seal of the United
states CIcuit Court i'll auu for the Ninth
Circuit and Dis let OF Nevada ON the 9Th day
of December "A. d 1878. upou a judgment u pom
the second day OF Dec, mber A ID 1878. in
said Court IenoeIed in favor of o. Green
hood, plF intif end a9.iIs6 the Rye "a en-
Consol ga ed Mill anu Mining Company, de-
fendanis, for the sum of twenty tno0sddd,
six hundred and -hety-one dollaIs $780,
691 COZ be- ides int est ca laid sum to2eihe r
with costs of suit and accIu ing costs anu dis
bu sements. having levied upon ana taken in
execution the following described property,
to wit:
That Ger ain ella m and mining right on
that certain loue or vein situate in Ecno
Mining Dis.gict. humboldt county, Nevada,
and known and described as the Alpha mine,
being the same property conveyed to l.. W I.
Greenwich by f. NJ. Howell. Cons,. BILE of Hye
Patch Township, Humboldt county, Nevada,
July, 1876, ana reco ued in Book 20 of Deeus,
pages 800, 30u anu 30;, Humboldt county,
Nevada, records.
Also fifteen hundred feet 1500ftl on that
certain ledge of silver bearing lock situate in
Echo Mining DISTRICT, humboldt county,
Nevada, enc known add described as the
X nsas, ana being the same conyt yed by
Clal kson Cody to Isaac Beech by deed
da ea June 81. 1877.
Also s'x.een hundred feet 1600f on that
certsiu vein or lode situate in Echo Mining
DIstiict, and known as the Butte loue or
Claim.
Also a GER. in stream of water running from
the hill hrop2h Panther Canyon ON the land
heresfte described, and ali the bitches,
fumes, pipes, tanks ana water works thereto
belonging or Herewith connected, and the
east one-half Of the northeast one-four. of
section wenty, Township thirty. North Range
thir,y-three East, MOnnt Diablo Base and
Meridian, together with the quartz n.ill and
houses Thereon erected, about 1000 tons tail
inPs and all and singular the tenements,
hereditaments anu sppurtenances thefeunto
belonging. -
ko,ice is hereby given that on MONDAY.
the SIX DAY Of JANUARY A, ID, 1879, be-
tween the hours of nine O'Clock in the motn-
ing and five O'Clock in the eveoing 10 VII: at
eleven O'Clock A. NJ. Of said day, / will. in
front of til : mill said company, at the town
of Rye Patch, HUMBOLDT county, Nevada, ex
pose TO s.le at public auc,lon, to The highest
bidder for cash, U. ). gold coin, IN hand paid,
all the light title ana in el est the deienGants,
bye Patch Consolidated Mil ana MiuIng
Company, had on he I'd day OF De :enIber,
A. u. 1873, or at any me thereafter, of III aud
TO the property above desc, bed. or so much
thereof as may be Necessary TO sa isfy said
judgment, COSTS and accru ug cos,s.
Witness, AUoUS us ASH.
U. S. Marshal for DIS. ict OF Nevada.
By B. l.. NOLAN, Deputy.
DaVed Rye Pr Ga, be ember IL, A. d. 1873.
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Delinquent Taxes.

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, Humboldt
County, Nevada, No, ember 70, 1873.
n DICE is hereby given that the delin-
~ quent tax list for the fiscal year of
1878 has been deposited with the District At
torney OF Humboldt county, Nevada. and
unless the delinquent axes therein - --..Ied
ale paid TO the County Treasurer Of said
County within twenty t20) days from the date
hereof, acticI will be commeuced by the
District Attorney for the collec, ion Of said
taxes and costs.
CHARLES A. LAGRAVE
County Auditor Of Humboldt county. New.
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SLhSriH'S @ ale.

HeY VIRTUE Of an execution issued ont of
u the District Court Of the Fourth Judi
cial District Of the state Of Nevada in ana for
the county of humboldt IN the 20 h day Of
November, A. ID 1878. and to me directed and
delivered for q judgment recovered in said
Court on the 18th day Of November, A. ID.
1878. in 'ayor OF j.. ReinLart 4 Co. and against
the Silver Monarch Mining Company for the
SUN Of S6l2 ~ damages, with interest thereon
at the rate OF 10 per cent per annum till paid.
together with SIS 10 costs and disbursements
at the date Of said judgment, a accTuing
costs, all IN U. >. gold coin, have this day
levied upon and taken in execution the fol-
lowing desc ibed real property to wit:
That certain quartz mining claim known
and described as he Crystal mine, situated i'll
Central Mining District, Humboldt county,
Nevada; also that certain quartz mining
claim known and described as the Silver
stale mine, situated in Central Mining Dig
trict. Humboldt county, Nevada; also that
certain quartz mining claim known and des-
cflbed rs the silver Monarch mine, situated
in central Mining District, Humboldt county,
Nevada; also hat certain quartz mining
claim, known and desc ibed as the raiace
mine, situated in Cent al Mining islrict,
humboldt county, Nevada; also two dwelling
houses, two blacksmith shops, and one barn,
all situated IN Central Mimi District, in
said county and StGte also all improvements
on said above dt scribed mines.
Notice is hereby gwen that on SATURDAY,
the 2lst day Of DECEMBER, 1878 between
the hours Of nine O'Clock in the morning aud
five o'clock in the Afternoon, viz: at one
o'clock p. NJ, at the front door Of The Court
house, in Ninnemucca, humboldt county.
Nevada, will sell al the right, title interest
and elalu 1.-THE defendant, the Silver Mon
orch Mining Company, of. in ana to the aboye
descl lbed prop rty or sufficient thereof to
satisfy sad judgment, cos's and expenses Of
the sale.
Given under my hand at my Office at Win.
NJ mucca, humboldt county. Nevada. this
9th day Of November 1878,
@. A. KYLE,
Sheriff Of Humboldt county, Nevada.
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SALT, SALT.
The Desert SILT Company

Is now prepared to furnish choice article O.
MILLING SALT in quantities to suit
at reasonable rates. e
ADDhEsS ORDERs:-''D KsERr SALT Com.
PASY, Browns Station. c. P. r. R.,
Nevada auI6-'73-tf
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N office.
a CAR.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
mdiSere'ions OF south, nervous weakness,
early decay, lose OF manhood. sc | ~ i'll s, nd
recipe chat Will cure you, FREE UP CHARGE
Thu great remedy was discovered by mis-
sionary in SouIh America Sen1 a seif.ad-
dressed envelope to he REV. JOsEPH T.
iSMAS, station ID. Bible House. New York
CITY. dec-2-75-ly
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BARGAIN
Now Offered at
=. e Z r TVS

Z. FL r TVS
Popular Dry Go" Store. 224 J soutb.
west ccrter FL llh street,
a sp.cs clio FeSVer Cloak
Tiinn,G H. Satin nd iir. q new style, "A
MY - 20.
lot cf re EtaSe { is trimmed
Gallo Il : in ard Gtc mir -, at 50 u & $40
NATaIASsF - CHS Aih,H, az cbildren,s
CioaRe 81 ov'ry k!I just i,c,iv,d also the
TO loving EAEG.IN
4o-inch ILA'E C5sI NFLT, vrrianted all
WOOL. 20 'eii' per luIC; otth 81 %.
Black = = II nil siiRe. - cefts. 81. 81 %.
Black Thinning Et ,,t.vir nt,d silk face
81 On, 81 md - s. PEI !a,d
Spl, Ic & Fs&Ct n. mt Writer
aresso tots. 10 20. as,
Flonnels Of all flnds fem rs cents upwards,
Canton florneis. blo,lh,c aid unbleacbed.
flom l0cehts per yard upward.
Ladies DESTROYS of purchas-
ing a warm, comfortable
Winter garment should
not fail to order one of
the Cloaks, There is a
sure saving Of 50 to $40
on each Send bust meas
ure and length Of sleeves
and a sure tit will be guar
anteed, or the cloak can
be exchanged,
It oriy costs go or 60
certS to GeT a a cloak
tho ugh the mail
Address:
- 9LEN,
p. o. Box $40,
224 } Street, west corner
Eighth.
sacramento.
Agent fof Domestic Paper Pa ems
Catalogue furnished fee on ap-
plicatIon.
N office.
Having established Purchasing Agency.
Mr.. l.. Bien Will give his personal attention
TO al oraers Of any kind such as Boots and
Shoes. furniture, CTuckery, Carpets, Milin.
cry TO d., Groceries, etc.
Being IN constant business relations and
having thorough acquaintance With all the
le8diuR house. ladies'. IN ordering through
Ut. Bien, will receive the full benefit OF his
experience and find II more adyanta peous than
dong their own shopping
Aug 15.'7S-tf
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Application for a Patent.

NOTICE No. 3s7,
U. s. Survey or Lot No. SO T. 81 N. R, "a E
E"- # M d, NJ
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Application for a Patent.

NOTICE No. $50.
q. s. Survey or Lot No. 40, T. 81, N. R. "a E.
NJ, ID. NJ
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FOR CASH.

We are also the sole Agents in this section OF
country for the New Wilson Sewing
Machine Company, and have lot of he
best, cheapest and handsomest machines
In the world. They have taken the prem.
iums in all the Expeditions Of America
and Europe. All have the latest improve
ments and the mending attachments
which Is the greatest invention OF tho age.
All orders promptly filled, aud all kinds
hkPAIhISG in our line done neatly and
with dispatch.
BONNIFIELD 4 HILL.
Winnemucca. December 26. 1871. II
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U, S. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY, |
Nevada. November II, 1878.
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Wholesale and Retail.

HNHE most extensive stock of the latest
IL styles of furniture ever brought 10
Humboldt county, aud Of every variety, all
of which will be sold at the very lowest prices
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BLUE ribbon UNION.

A meeting OF the American Blue Ribbon Temper
ance Union was hold yesterday afternoon in Ciarcn
don Hall, Thirteenth street, near Third avenue, and
was largely attended by the members OF tho society
and their friends. The proceedings were opened by
the choir, who sang Moody and Sankey's hymn,
"Precous Promise" after which the chaplain, Rev.
II. Wood, read u selection from tho Scriptures He
also embraced the opportunity to call the attention Of
the audience 10 the good that had been accom- psbed
by the union and said II would have been much
greater had tue pastors oil the city lont coopcra
ton TO the work The CHOIR tben sang '.Shali wo
Meet Beyond the Rivcrrr aud at tho conclusion OF
the hymn, Nj Jonn Noble, president Of tho union,
addressed the assemblaRe In the course OF hrs 70.
marks he spoke Of the recent election Of officers
the quarter beginning yesterday ana said ~ mad re-
suited IN the unanimous reelection OF the old Board
He also advcrted 10 the work done by tho union In
the quarter just past, and saId the society had
succeeded IN obtaining 100 signatures 10 It's pledge
"A Little Boz oil Blue" was next sung by tnc choir,
and then the PRESIDENT introduced Row. Alfred H.
Moment, pastor OF the Spring street Presbyterian
Church, who delivered an earnest and Imprisoned
address In favor OF total abstinence ami the utter
rorauon OF intsmpcrance as we'll as tho causes that
entIce to H.
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WORSHIP IN THE WOODS.

SERVICES IN AsBURY PAEK AND OCEAN GROVE
YEsTERpAY-wHAT THE PHILADELPHIA MIS-
SION SOCIETY Is DOING.
Ocean Grove ana Asbury Park, N. j., we're alive
with people yesterday. About eight thousand souls
are summering In tho grove In about four hundred
cottages, over hundred fonts and couple OF
OF hotels OF different sizes ana various names, and
about thousand In tho park Taking advantage OF
the number OF Philadelphia fans who are temporarily
resident the park the Philadelphia Tract and mis-.
sion Society held meeting In Educational Hall there
In tho morning This hall Is tho identical
building that stood in tho Pennsylvania De-
partmcnt OF the Centennial Exhibition IN 1870
1t was purchased by Mr. James A. Bradley and trans.
ierred to Asbury PARK. It's circular building and
Is capable OF seating 600 people. II often nllcd
concerts aud lectures, but IT. JAILED to attract large
congregation yesterday Its interior Is surrounded
with licensees OF noted Americans, such as Washing
ton. Lincoln, Grant, &c, the proprietor Of Asbury
Park holding a prominent POSITION but hrs modcsty
will not allow his name to appear on the pedestal
THE PHILADELPHIA TRACT SOCIETY
Tho society whose meeting was held In this hall
yesterday Is nearly nuy.onc years old. II was or
gained in september, 1877, and last year CON mem
Grated It's scmi.centcnniaI anniversary. It's
annual meetings occur in October Its TN
GERS Tor tn. current year are William Purvcs,
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IN THE OPEN AIR.
Thousands Of People Seeking
Health and Recreation.
BATHING IN THE SURF
Scenes in the Parks and on
COney Island.

The bamy air yesterday attracted large crowds of
visitors to Central Park and all the pop ular points OF
assemblags presented gay and joyous aspect
Though tho heat was tempered by gentle breeze the
open asphalt covered spaces unpleasantly warm
and most OF the people sought shelter shade OF
powsr There was noticeabe Ia the number
OF children from last Sunday when the oppressive heat
and the fear oil sunstroke kept tue prudent people at
home. The youngsters, as usual chiefly congregatci
In the neighborhood of the Carousal, which rang all
day long with The merry sound OF their innocent
msrrment Nor was all The sport hero inian,ile, tor
OF the ripper grades OF humanity were attracted
to the spot by an evident interest in the little
maids who pretended to DO SO much oc
cupled by their young charges as not TO
have time to pay any attentions 10 the
lovers. Notwithstanding tue glare OF the sunshine
the Mall had promenaders during the day, aud when
OLD Sol took mis- wcsling, aud The grateiu shadows
wete heightened over path and sward quite ~ largo
crowd poured into this central point OF attraction ana
iavorite A,rtng ground. The scene Was bright with
al the radiance OF summer costumes. many of
tlem beautiful as simple, making the pretty
rs look pretier than nature intended they should,
a,d thereby giving an additional torture twist 10 the
unhappy henri OF male humanity. On the lake there
Immense animation, and all the boats seemed
lidcn down with precious freight The cargocs were
vfously composed oi quiet families, with marine as-
prations, and troublesome youngsters and little
groups OF lovers, making tentative voyage GU min
niure oi lie. but the neat bright boatmen
pulled away with the knowing smile oil men who had
seen all this before and know iu.t where it was 90
ny 10 lead 10, while the people tired watching
he oarsmeD, with steady stroke they propelled
heir boats with Their gay awnings through the tor
Of the lake, that lay IKE molten gold in
he MONDAY sun, save where the erhanging trees
reflected IN the quiet waters. In the geological
depart ment there was relatively the largest number
Of VISITORS Tor the people seem never TO tire watch
ing Lus lord lion suen bear, and young and
Old are kent Ia constant state Of delight BY The
tricks anu vagarcs OF the monkey tribe. The hons
aud leo pa sun suffering from the summer
hsa, md passed most Of heir time stretched IazIy
in their cages blinking At the vsitors but seeming
quite inca pablo OF making the slightest cxertlon I'M
less reused 70 anger by umbrella OF POue inquis
Two person wished the animals to show their
points In the afternoon crowds began 10 pour iu
from the city tue people scattered through the
gbady pat with evident feeling OF satisfaction and
reloi. In great part the new arrivals were family
parles and tue nOoss ana byways soon resounded 10
inc ne0uioua voice OF childhood. The evening
shadows mad fallen the PARK before Tho immense
majority Of the people began 10 think OF returning TO
I'M
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ROWDY EXCURSIONISTS.
DRUNKENNESS, RIoTING AND ROBBERY ON
NEWARK PLEASURE BOATS.

DRUNKENNESS, NOTING AND ROBBERY ON
NEWARK PLEASURE BOATS.
Immense crowds OF people left Newark yesterday
forenoon and afternoon Tor Consy Island and
Rockaway board the Magenta and Thomas
Z. Way of tho stephens and Coudt Trans
porta,ion line. Tho boats, on their return
trips were loaded almost to tho gunwale. On the
Thomas T. Way on the return trip, scenes OF a
disgracciuI character wero Witnessed. A num-
Der OF young rowdies. prmed with whisksy
and lager, went around the decks knocking
down inoncnsive persons aud grossly insulting
females fbc language used by them
Ia keeping with these acte, scandaous IN tho cx-
trome. Finally they became so rampant IN their
rowdysm that the officers the boat mad inter
fcre and place number OF tho gang IN
the hold where they were held until
tho arrival OF the boat at the wharf
IN Newark, when they were handed TO police
names as William stanley. No. 70 johnson street,
twcnt years oil age; Rodgers, No. so Tichcnor
street, twenty years OF age; j. Stewart, No ~ Tow
Path, twenty-one years OF age; Alfred Riker, No. IL
Lock street, twenty-one years OF age. Upon
Stewarts person SILVER watch was found, which Is
supposed TO have been stolen. A nth person
arrested who was SO drunk that he could give his
name. HIS clothing was torn to ribbons
Assembly lyman James Malone was passenger on
board the Way, anu just as he crossing gang
plank go ashore In Newark his gold watch valued
at Sl25 Was picked from his pocket
II reported that The Magenta only went to Locust
Grove, her destination beng RocKaway. similar
scenes OF disorder are reported to have been wit
messed on her.
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ABETTING MAYHEM.

Patrick Nolan, proprietor Of tho Court House
Shades, In Fordnam, was visited Saturday alter
noon by William uanes, OF No 81 West Fiiiy.second
street. and Stephen Moore, Of Wards NILS, Duchess
county, N. Y. The two latter drove a lively lutte
mare ana before leaving invited Mr. Nolan TO make an
offer Tor the animal. when Moan opened her mouth.
III order to count her teeth. the horse caught MIS-
hand aud nearly bit II on Nolan then caused the ar
Of Hanes anu Moore. The charge of aDetipg tho
mayhem perpotrated by the horse was easiy dis
posed OF. but Oficcr Lawrence Clark preferred a
charge Of horse stealing addition against tho pris
oners. This also fell through, and Hanes and Moore
were allowed TO depart.