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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-26
THE HOsrILEs RETURNING.
More Expectations la Stein Mount
ain and Idaho.

ain and Idaho.
We are informed by Andy Baker,
Division Superintendent of the Wiune-
mucca and Idaho Stage Line. that the
hostiles are again depredating in the
Stein Mountain country, On Tuesday
hst they burned Todhunter's ranch
and another place. the name of whose
owner he had forgotten. The hostiles
now infesting the countyy are supposed
to be q band that took the back track
from John Day WILEY.
Reports from Idaho say that the
Indians are again troublesome on the
Kelton road. and have been raiding
near Souls Rest Station. John Haley.
of Boise City. organized company of
volunteers and started out to protect
the road.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-26

The Professor Gives some Points
to- "a FFt~ad
From the San Francisco Exchange.

nv AVAeseVh 0tNo1 SOuMo EVtnk9
to- "a FEa~ad
From the San Francisco Exchange.
The Professors countenance wore
puzzled expression yesterday at z
o'clock, as he discussed the situation
with Brother Kennedy. II tell. you
what it was. jim. remarked the Pro-
lessor, with deep drawn sigh, I'VE
ought,to have. known that Grown Point
was good buy. For why? Didn't
you read the papers? Well. and didn't
You see that Jones was a.coming back
and there was to be- picnic re-
ception at the Bowers mansion,
on Saturday. WelH you know
Jones, don't you? And you know
he wants to please NIT the boys.
ain'tit2 Because its nice to be Sena-
tor. although. my friend Sharon don't
think so often times. When Sharon
wanted to be Senator don't You know
how Ophir was buy? Well, when
Jones wants to go back. Grown Point
must be buy. Them's my Judgment.
And now Jacket. Well so is Jacket
good buy; for my friend Johnny
Mackay is friend of Jones, and wants
him to go back NIT the Senate, and
watch the silver market. Johnny con-
trolls Jacket, you know, and owns 70,
900 shares. So he plays with it for
his friends. and that's why Jacket is
good bay" And the Professor accep-
ted his friends invitation. aud both
went. off to get tbeir--boots polished.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-26

Charley Kesler has erected new
building on the sight of that burned q
year ago. All traces of that fire have
disappeared, and with the exception Of
Odd Fellows Hall. which has not been
rebuilt, the new buildings on the burnt
district are more substantial than those
DESTROYED by the FIRE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-26
SPECIAL LOCALS.


Millinery and Fancy Dressma king
Miss Peterson would respectfully in.
form, the ladies of Winnemucca that
she has now come here to remain, and
will take great pleasure in waiting on
them in anything they may want in her
line Hats, caps. bonnets. parasols.
laces. ribbons, aud all kinds of plain
or fancy underwear for ladies and
children constantly on hand.
f- Plain and 1tncy dressmaIcing a
specially, at prices to suit The times.
ie2S If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-26
Personal.

Crittenden Thornton, one of the
rising young men Of Nevada, and a
prominent member Of the Bar of Eu-
reka county. passed through last eve-
ming, going west. Fred Muller, of
Unionyille, arrived in town yesterday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-26

James K Sabine, of Winnemucca. is
a candidate for the Office of Assessor of
Humboldt county, SUBJECT to the ap.
prevail of the Democratic Convention.
He is we'll and fayorably known to the
people of this county as a straightfor-
ward business man, in every respect
qualified to fill the office.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-26

steam Mules and Horses TO- be
Superc eded ns Motors.

SUPERB sded as Motors.
We are inform by David Gre swell of
Unionville that the Rev. j. w. Pendle-
ton, of that town, has invented ma
chinery for runnin q freight aud light
wagons by man power A model of the
machine, which consists of levers and
wheels, arranged SO that they can be
attached to the running gear of ordi-
nary wagons and set in motion by q
crank turned by man power. has bsen
made by Thomas Bsrmby. a wagon
maker, and will in a few weeks, when
a patent is obtained, be exhibited to
the public. 1t is claimed that a wagon
with this attachment can be run by q
man at the rate of forty miles an hour.
and that it can be also used for rum
ming heavily loaded wagons at slower
rate of speed The inventor is firm in
the belief that there's millions in it, :"
and he is undoubtedly correct if the
fate of the Kelly Motor does not await
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This Mornings Boa rts :,

9l5 Ophir, 40. 3Ss..
l43D Mexican. IL b5.
$50 Gould & Curry. Ga. 67s.
lS5 Best & Belcher. l4H, l41S.
ln45 California. 8. 7T.
$50 Savage. lO1&. 10.
400 Con. Va. z. TX.
900 CholIar. 80
95 Hale & Norcrpss. ~,
1865 Grown Point. 81.
220 yellow Jacket. 90.
2ao0 Imperial, IS. Toe.
80 Kentnck 3i0c.
l40 Alpha, loo
$50 Belcher. 430, 4a5c.
1880 Sierr Nevada. IA. IN sl0!
40 Confidence. So,
80 Utah. 81.
$40 Overman. l0s4. l0L.
100 Justice. 480. 1900.
$50 Succor. /.
Di7O caledonia. 1876. 200c.
2l5 Silver Hill, 80. 75c.
1870 Challenge, rs, 90c.
1856 Woodville, so. 55c.
zSU Anues, ODc.
500 Grown Point Ravine, zoo.
225 Trojan. 45c.
800 Benton. 1870, 1859.
$50 Ward l55, l60c b30.
100 Bullion, AZ.
300 Leviathan. 40c.
80 Union, ~
$500 Sierra Nevada. IA. 8.
100 Exchequer. 1850.
100 Alta, 73s.
100 Union. ia. IA.
200 Julia, ~.
100 Belcher, 430c.
ITO Utah. 9H
400 Crown Point. z.
100 Bullion, 475, 1890 b5.
40 Best Il Belcher. l41s,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-26
Cattle shipped.

W. B. Todhunter shipped from this
station to San Francisco last night, six
teen Gar loads of beef cattle. The
Indians left few head in South east.
ern Oregon. it appears.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-26
Freight Arrived.

A lot of freight for Cornuoopia Mer-
chants. and for Camp McDermit aud
Harvey arrived here yesterday. "a
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-26

80 Range of temperature at this station
yesterday: Highest. SO deg; lowest. SO deg. :;
range, 40; average. 1872 deg.
Note I'm the column headed Min. Their
mometer the figures indicate the lowest
temperature during the night at the
respective stations.
JNO. HEALY.
Corp'l signal Service. u. y. A.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-26
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Hoard.


2400 Belmont. 100, 95c.
450 Leopard, 3d. Soc.
10 CHA. soc.
200 n. Belle. l0I.
800 Hussey, Soc.
$40 Manhattan, 6A, 6,
200 Moruing Star, /.
300 Belle Isle. l5c.
HAS Modoc. 25c.
$50 Eureka. Az. A sl0.
70 Raymond 4 Ely, 3.
400 Jackson. 81
1900 Coso Con-. 40. 40c.
200 &. 1harIot, acc.
So Martin White. 81.
450 Tip Top. rs, SOC.
725 DeFrees. ID, 2Oc.
800 Argenta. soc.
TOO Navajo. 4Oc.
80 Endowment. zoe.
Gas Independence. 40. 1885,.
76O Bodie, 81. l0A.
1880 Bechtel. rs, 1890.
1850 Silver Prize. l5c.
$50 Jackson 1855. 275c.
90 Manhattan, 6.
1885 California, 8 b5.
1870 Crown Point. ca, 6A.
$40 Union. ~,
665 Bullion, 470. 465c.
T0 Gould & Curry. 81.
go Alpha. l0H.
$50 Belcber. AS. 430c.
ll35 Ophir, 43, 43H.
7S5 Exchequer. 325. 330c.
l245 Con. Va. Z. ~.
2l30 Mexican. Az. l4ss.
2O55 Sierra Nevada. ~, 7Hr
$50 Alta. TX.
80 Chollsr. 3lH.
260 Savage. lUss, 1917.
4l0 Julia, ~.
800 Justice. 500. 1850.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-26

WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAX UEP Ssh WGW1s
SIGNAL SERVICE o. 8. ARMY.
JULY 26, 1873, 4.52 A. M.
Observations taken at the same moment Of
time at all stations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
TYE SOLDIERS' HOME AT BATH.

ORG,NIZATION OF THE NEW BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
ALBANY, May 31.-Tho Trustees of the Sol
diers' Home al Bath. Stenbcn County, recently ap-
pointed by the Governor and Senate met here this AZ
tcrnoon and organized. Tho length OF their respective
terms was decided by lot follows one year. General
Quimhy General Wm.f. Rodgers and A. D. Mccall; TWO
years. General ~ NJ. Crane. Jonathan Robe ana Johh r.
Little three years. General Henry W. slocu General
James McOnadc and u. b. Taggart. on motion, II was
ordered that the Executive Committee consist OF five
members. General socum was elected president, D. f.
Lte secretary and General Crane treasurer Tie iol-
lowing were chosen the Executive Committee: Messs
McQuadc Rodgers Robbie. raggart and Mccall
Mr. Parkinson secretary Of tho old Board presented
amount now ON naud o 300 s6 less Sl2S for Incl
dental expenses The Indebtedness of the old Board IN
cluding contracts. i sl3Ooo Inc pings gre az W
ana incosrd the total amount thus far expended being
sos 40 o. The bond of the treasurer was hxed at
SIOOoo. The Board then adjourned, TO meet at the
Home ain Bath. June next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
THE COURTS.

WHARFAGE RIGHTS ON THE NORTH RIVER.
A SUIT THAT MAY INVOLVE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Four suits against the City and the Dock
Department tried yesterday before JudgeVan Brunt
in Supreme Court, Special Term, involving directly
500 600 and 1t is sad in principle some millions
OF dollars This is because there is large number OF
persons claiming the right to wharfage on boh The
East and North Rivers. whose claims rest on similar
footing to that of the plaintiffs These plaintiff. are
Matthew Wilkes and others. Woodbury. q. L1ngion and
Others Cecilia l.. Vollbech and others, and louisa d.
Kane and others. All derive title To wharfage between
King ST. ana Leroy ST. Oh the Hudson RIVER IRON Johh
Jacob AsiOr.
In -D7 the State granted to the city all its rights In
the land under water 400 feet from the 0w-watcr
mark Mr.. Aston owned the upland, and the city con-
veyed to him. in 1910 the land to Wrs-st, whlrn was
about l25 feet beyond lowwater mark. condition OF
his binding aud maintaining WesSt. the right to the
wharfage or the buhcad the west Of the street was
also conveyed him. The plaintiff until recently. nave
received wharfage under this grant. In ISL the DOCK
Department created with powers to make new
plan and this plan involves making WestSt nj the
point in question. $50 feet wide ana running
long piers from it. The plaintiff. claim that
the DEPARTMENT. doing il without regard to thclrIIghs
the compelled To pay the value Of the wharfage
right them. The city claims that the agreement OF
1910 was limitation Of MrAstor's riparian gifts To tAe
east side Of West ST. with mere rcvOcable license 10
HIM wharfage OF the opposite bukbead and that
in fact riparian owner lie mad 10 rsht 10 Enu De-
low the low water mark
Judge Van Brlut reserved his decision. Richard 5.
Emmett and Thomas L. Ogden appca: Tor the plaintiffs;
william C. whitney and ID. j. Dean for the city and the
Dock Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
NEU PORI,
A DULL SEASON rEEplCrrp-ARRIvAL OF SUMNER
RESIDENTS.

Dull SEASON rEEpICrrp-ARRIvAL OF SUMNER
RESIDENTS
NEWPORT, May Silt is feared that New
port Will have thi- summer rarely duh scason Trades
men read with dsnay the list of departures for EI-
rope" the nance by the score Of families who for years
have spent tncr summers here Many wealthy resi-
dents Of the place, aso have departed FOR Paris Per
haps under these circumstances, the owners Of many
COTTAGE who accustomed 10 lease their dwellings.
viii themselves occupy the buildings thi, year.
During the summer II is proposed To have loan exit
btou for the benefit of the Redwood Library, an nStitu
tion which is known throughout the country This
movement has foot for tho purpose Of rcduc-
the debt a. OOUl the corporation incurred ny the
building Of A large addition for an art gallery.
The cottagcrs arriving slowly Among the late ar
rivals are Mr.. William Gammcl, Of Providence Mr..
George Nucent Of Philadelphia. aud MI Henry g. Mar
quand of New York The Rev Henry e. Graves, Of Fall
River; Dr. C. Is. Porter, OF Boston; Mrs. Croker.
widow of CONGRESSMAN Crocbcr. Of lchburg, Mass
%t- VI. ~ Luthcr OF Providence ana thpidln W lahS
of Brooklyn. y. y, VIII occupy cottages M oiH'ut
Park Mrs. Joseph g., johnson, Of PGlladrlpht, mas
leased her cottage Bellevue Court 10 Mr Mhcrton
Blight, Of the same city Mr.. thtlrS L. AGlhohN, OF
New York has leased from Mr. Hamilton Hnpln, OF
New York his villa on Iracn Ncw-ayc. Mrs. Anthony,
who owns fine summer residence on the ms, h""
II the summer To Mr.. Edmund DAVIS {" fIoll-
dencc VINO poets purchase the house toniilhu'r
H. B ~eclcy t. = y, viii occupy the lidnmet Cotlagc'
Oh C0nancdt Island Mr. r. X smith, OF ihiladtlphld'
leased his handsome cottage ON Nashllgl oh-t 10
Mrs ". A. Hayward OF Boston. Mr.. and Mrs James NJ
Drake Of Ncw.York at their cottage ON Red Cross
Professor William COOK. ol harvard 'oll'Sc' mas
taken "A cottage az Conanicut Park for the season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
SEVEN DIVORCE CASES.
APPLICATIONS, REFERENCES AND OTHER PROCEED

APPLICATIONS, Rl.t EEENtES AMI fhONELD
INGs.
Isaac s. Block obtained, last January, an alb
soute divorce from his wife, Leah Block She applied
yesterday to Judge Robinson to have that divorce
opened. She admits that the summons was served upon
her but says 1t taken away by one OF her
husbands friends She denies the charges Of adultery
and abandonment made against her. Judge Rob
insOn reserved his decision.
Judge DOnOhue granted, yesterday order OF publ
cation the divorce suit of Jane Sidgrcavcs against Jo-
seph slgreaves The wife Gays she was married at
Staten Island August o. 1873. and that In May 1s7,
her husband deserted her and IL now living with another
woman as his wife, in Manchester, England.
Judge DonOhue has referred tho suit OF Emily H. tiOl-
den against James NJ Holden to anu their marriage 10
Hugh DOnncliy. -,
In the divorce st OF Helen Harrington against Charles
A. Harrington Judge Donohuo has referred back the
referees report the ground that the evidence was
insufficient To sustain the findings.
In The Irotraccd divorce proceedings OF Eliza Jane
WalAer against Joseph Walker judge DonOhue yester
day denied motion to yacate reference 10 take tcsli
m0ny as to a transfer Of the defendants property.
IN the divorce suit OF George G. LOucks against jennie
t. Ocks referee reported that actual adultery was
not shown. and the complaint should De dismissed
Judge j. /. DAILY oycrruled yesterday, this declslOh
ami directed jury trial. ~
In the SUIT OF Joseph Prince against Augusta Prince
Judge Curtis granted yesterday. counsel Zee OF 80
aud temporary amOny at - week to the VIE
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SHIP NEUS.
MAY 81.
PORT or NEW. YORK. e..

PORT or NETWORK ..................MAY3 81
CLEARED
steamship Ethiopia OBJ. Campbell. Glasgow. Scot Hen
steainphp (Br.) Grnge Gasgow. scot, Henaer
steamship Acapulco, Clapp Aspinwall Pacific Mail steam
steamship CITY Of Dallas Hines Fernandna via Por, Royal.
steamship cry Washington Zimmerman Havana. Cubs.
steamship Alhambra cBr) Mckinney. Halifax St.
Johns. \; T.. CLARK & seaman. n,,,.,.,.,,.
ship Alexander BIB Brown Bremen, James w. Elwel
ship Eureka woodworth san Francisco Sutton q Co.
BARK Annapolis Ir), DeIap, Hayre, j. W Parker 60.
Bark Henry knight Pendet0n santsneeT spain, Keynes
BARK Goatfell tBr) Morrison Hull Eng Ira oas Co.
Bark Pomona (NOr, J0nassen, Copenhagen, BOckmann-
BARK Iris tGerl. PfeiGer. Bremen. f. Pavenstett.
Bas Ax E2 AoeRs coz 6, Tor o Sr dg %Sas co
Bark Lyngoer BrJ Petersen, Riga. Russia. funch Edge
BARK Water Lily CBr) Davies Foney, Ensr for ORDERS
Bark Antelope Simpson, st. Johns r. p. J. Rivera
BafK John Iaughln Conover Savannah Brett Son & CO.
Bark Hattie q. Mcfarland. Mcfarland, Newark " j. Par
Bark Cherokee BID, OLeary Newark, Nj, C. l.. Wright
Brig osseo Lowry. Bueros Ayres J. Norton & sons.
ARRIVED
steamship cclc CBr) Glcade Liverpool May 81 Queens
town ~ in mise and pas, to r. j. ooT 70 v. so0,,
ampton ~ with mdse and pass to oelnths 4 60.
sramsP Bermuda r Wsoa p9F'S ca ISS NAY
WIN mdse and pass 70 A. + 0gteTHrise \ CO. %
aud pass. to Punch. Edye & co.
ship ArerCa Of koston Emeron Liverpool 81 days, with
salt 10 j. T. & g. G. Robinson vessel 10 snow Burgess
ship George Washington Ger) Probst Hayre April Is.
in ballast TO Hermann Koop Co. Anchored In the Lower
Bay for orders.
Ship Marcia Day, Cate navre Apr 81 in ballast to Car
& Bsfucs. Anchored N tie Lower Bar for orders
Bark HOuewar Bound. MeTyman Hayro April In ballast
to order Anchored IN the Lower Bay for orders.
wIND-Smset-At sandy Hook gale. y. T.. foggy. A.
CI;y Island. heavy, y. T..
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON MAY 3l.-The steamship Thames, Capt Campbell,
from Montreal May i3 has arr we'd here
TIE steamship ". 4. SclOtcn, Capt Wis from New York
has arrived az Rotterdam.
LiyErPooI, May The Anchor Tine steamship California
Capt Daniels from Baltimore May L.. arrived her, today
The steamship Pembroke, capt James, from Boston May
- has arrived
CiRESsIcwN. May 3l.-The Cunari Line steamship Mara
tlOn. capt Garrett from Boston MAY H. for Liverpool,
touched AT TN, port u O'Clock last evening.
The White star Line steamship GeImanc sailed ron this
port AZ $50 Z. m. tor Ncw-Nofk.
ANryERr May 81 sailed. Both inst. steamship switler
land. Ja' h~on. NewlOrk.
LosuoN NAV 3l.-sailed; 18Th inst. Lote Beard 2sth
inst, Auto; 3Oth inst ~ aato, Nttor Psarie, both Tor
Newly rk Carolnl b. Tasuan both Tor Delaware Break
water.
Arrived: 2Sih inst Nctic Emilia, Cemence Marie 30th
inst, DspOncnt Goyanna, ned White. the latter al Ad'
Glade
Tor Latest snip Nc,rs see Etdt TdGel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

Sapr,mc court Il hallL.rs-Bv Judge Lawrence
Tlmcr agt The Aueauar Motor '@mp1mt VI p' o'nisi
Motion To confirm ihc port oi te T'te'I' granted
Ry judge Dondhuc Beat ast. stang go y ssue act
same so - Zshn,he Az ih'iA-''n An1rrtts ast
cary IIummc ~chwrtzcr Holden as' Holden; lNlac
ny aH' l%m qg tI'cry ast It joan Harrington ACT
mems Bcnryo,nt ana society Hammond ag farlr-Mo
rn,n cponnril AT Mcdonnell rIaatcd security
n MI" TrrT ari Order must stand Ayc. act
Wctmorel think t'r ags"tr IeatN d''r,dy p a, inc
taken the r and the cause VIII bc down oi tn inst
StcG Tny Juige Van IT, M . 3st We,
rauec-i Issues scd S sT' s l T Hao
pary.-~cc amended bindings , 49,,
am ,,,, ,",nanv aei The MAYOR etc, Finding.
srf,,d The PEOPLE Of the state of New York ayt the
twenty tiri street RAILWAY o3mpny ct Motion DENIED
allowance granted To. Bi',St Sfr,t ana luton
Perry Railroad Company ast the Mayor ''c'-Ao"oh ior
extra allowance granted.
Snpcrior Comt-Npecidl Tom-Bv ChIef-.Iu
cum. William ogt MuotzkL-rhe referee may take proof
snd he tni- The o. the partnership ne
4y GG spo to ss i've s the frtp to sfsy rSiio@
such referees fees amt eHc'e. Of sal" A. may hr
bond IN penalty Of $50 To sccur" pay nt 81 defendant costs
agi aMoou to place cause - calendar o. short
causes denied without cost H n, S Ss d,m Sr
allowed defendant Firischauscr agt herman et
tlr,lpr of
red ou calendar for second fi'1y q June
Icucr at ordered DAY cacudr iuT hist Monday
~ Ilne Preutiss Conner 81 alOrdr disuissng com
,i,1rt Reference ordered Tracy art.
- left with clerk nj SPECIAL Term Have.
ct Iayrmeycr ct alAn@wes NAV 10" amended
IN iva DAYS IN respects specifically asked for and stated IN
n Il1ytueyc COndiOno IN" paw nent ~ plain
, costs and defendants cpnstntg that the cause oe
,r down for trial In third week Of term PLAINTIFF elect
Iugr. ct al agt aMoon Ia NIcdt" order for
examination Of a defendant denied without costs o notion
Common Pie0s-Npccidl IUm-lv Judge j. /. Daily.
I'm the matter Of Sanak.-Report referred back opinion
JARVIS Squ THE motion To compel tnr receiver tome
denied the ground that T. not shown
that mproyltnty brought, nor mat lie has
acted good flth. Boyer agf MshoI-ENtra
allow of $50 granted I0ucks LOucksSee opinion
and decision. Burne DunyA certificate OF the Clerk
ust ID, prescnte the showing the deposit
made by the contractor. Michael Dury. In the matter II
Ur.rs back Tor further proof opinion. owel
agt Clcgg-Orer for dscontinunce VIII be granted pay
mrnt of $40 cost Of this motion; opinion
al agt FoleyDendant must pay go costs TO plan
mrs attorney as hi, discharge In the prucce
Whitehead e. al agt. kcnneiy.-MotiOn granted no
opinion the of the application OF Benedict,
ctcOrcrr Chamberlain To deposit 10 petitioner
Amelia T.. Benedict. -,
nv Judge Cushing ag Carpenter 81 al-Judg
mrnt for pain bond and mortgage upon the pay
mcnt Of -616 TO- with interest together win cost, o ts aC
ton s 10 the be settled by the Clerk OF the Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
CURIOUS QUESTION OF REBATE.

The suit Of Pctcr baker x %. against
Rccknagel * Co.. tired before Judge l.. h. Iaueher III
the Court OF Arbitration presented curious question:
TIE plaintiffs bought quantity ofhre-crdckrrS To MrFo
from China IN bond" Peter Baker * Co 10 be allowed
any rebate of customs for damage the hrCcrackers.
They did not buy the Who'll" consignment, ana under
rule II the Custom House the rebates nre not llda',i
whole cons lumvut Il WuhdrtWn rom bohu.
Tbcy cre entitled bate q Slilo The last part
of the whole gumeut WIS bought by chapman *
Co. ard they had tine whole amount OF rebate deducted
from the duties their goods They have since tailed
tnt the II 4l9 cannot be recovered from them Inc
auction was who shOud suffer for the carclcssness
which allowed Chapman & Go. To get this MONEY WhCh
was due 20 Baker 60. Judge Iduchtr decides ihat the
ilunrt,r- must suffer and awards Baker g.. Juds-
n, nj against the defendant FOR :! ll9 AID interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
FOUR COLORED RCFFIANS.

James O'Bricn, of Forty-fourth-st. ana
Nnth-avc was ropbed in low saloon at Thompson and
Broomest- Thursday evening by three coored ruiians
He followed them out OF the saloon calling for help,
vixen OF the men. James Mackn, stabbed him III tho
face and threw him down some cellar steps. Onicer
euze OF the Eighth Precinct arrested Maclu but INC
other robbers escaped. Yesterday judge murray heiu
Mack II in : 900 ball for trial
coiorcd bail took place in the evening o. Decoration
dav, at Forty-,econdst. and SiXthavc. William Judah.
a coorcd barber. Of No. l27 West Thtythird-st, was
disordcry and was elected. He attempted to fc'nicr
the ball room, whcrcuYOn he was again put oui lie
then drew a revolver and fired several 'hot- at the
crowd One bullet took effect the shoulder Of George
W. Mercer OF 80 3Oi West Twenty r-t-s ana HnGthcr
hit William Bulkizrr, OF no 33y West Ihirty-clghtl 81.
IN the hand judah was held yesterday III $1,000 Dali
Z, I'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

Blackley O. Curtis Mr. and MrsE. N. Clinic, E Crop
per and valet Dobl Capt r. H. DrlmmoDd and wife, MI
Haskell Mrs Jane Henry Hessng Mr. and Mrs @.
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