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LIVERY STABLES.
DAVISS EXCHANGE, LIVERY On
| ~
AND
SALE-STAELES, .y
1893 AND I44O FRANKLIN STREET.

These STABLES are now completed, and VIII
COMPARE favorably with any In the United States,
and AM now prepared to accommodate the public
LIVERY BUSINESS.
A BAZAAR for the sale of all kinds Of STOCK,
CARRIAGES. and VEHICLES Of eyerT descrir-
ton, HARM ESS. &C, has been established In COLI
nccLi3n with tile stables, aud
AUCTION SALES
will be conducted by an experienced aucfloneer
gerry WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at IL
O'Clock a. NJ.
NV accom- modatons for keeping private horses
and carriages are unsurpassed.
DrOyrrs and transient customers VIII nave every
facility extended them for The transaction OF thslf
business and charges Will be mao? very TcdsGna abe.
Ills CKSI It'll and EELWRIGI T-SHOI',
conducted by competent and experienced hands, Is
attached TO the stables. D,,,,
&C o Jof1S De Dhf IS2.
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,,v roSrsgEScEs- soR a-aUSTTSG Aztec
Ch .e.,".Ssa--ceNsRAf. JOHNSTON At MAToAcA
f nv rTYeYcK-- CONSERVATIVE ADDRESS
.,npr ORPHAN cHILDRES--poILTIcAL NAT
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Assaults upon Priest by an insane

PROyIDENcE, r. l., October 25.-Esther:
Cahili, while insane, threw lighted lamp.
at Father Rogers, o Catholic clergyman, at
Bristol. for announcing his inability TO re-.
rlieYe herlrom pain. The room was set on:
injured. His clothing took fire anaa his
head was badly cut. He escaped BY jump
ing into cistefa. SIS.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

COECN AMI L LOOH tACf1AN0E.
. RICHMOND, October 20, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, GO bushels. Red, 2,S9S BUSH
els.
CoRN.-Thite. $40 bushels.
OATs.-2iS bushels.
POTATOES.-42 bushels.
BLaCKEYED PEAS.-22 bushels.
RYE.-30 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-IVhite, 6 bushels very good At s1.05
"a bushels good ut S1.05; l6 bushels good at 81 ;
bushels common Futz at Soc; 70 bushels very
good Fultz at 9Sc: 10 bushels good FulrZ at 9Sc.
AZ bushels fair FulIz al 97c.: 1856 bushels very
good FultZ ut 81 .U2: 46 bushels ut 90c.; 80 BUSH
AZ 81; bushels at S5c; 100 bushels at - .03 !:
SO bushels at 90c; 30 bushels Lancaster at 81 .05
10 bushels al &C.; 12G bushels mixed, very good,
at S1.04: 172 bushels prime Fultz NJ S1O2: 20
bushels Futz ut &C.; ] 81 bushels very good Ful!z
III 07c.; 100 ushcls ut 90c.; bushels good Fultz
IT 90c. 90 bushels very good Lancaster at 81. 03
so bushels good Fulz 1T 9Sc.; 232 bushels on pri-
yaLe terms; 70 good FultZ ut 95c.; 100 bushels
good Fultz at 9Sc.: IA bushels very good Futz at
9Sc.-total, ]. 5SS bushels.
CoRN.-IFhite, 100 bushels very good at sec.
80 bushels good at Sic; rs bushels very good at
SEE; SO bushels good new at 4Sc-lotal, 22S
bushels. ..
OATS-92 bushels very good spring at &c.; 1856
bushels prime spring at 32c.-iotal. 24S bushels
RYE.-3O bushels on private terms.
BLACKETED PEAS-22 bushels on private terms
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DRY GOODS.
Stocks Ia, all departments largcl,a replenisaia
Ffesh novelties received by every ste:sIaer.
CLOAkS,
A,yers large stock of this season'sssy'es in REA-
WEIR. DIAGONAL, MATTELASSsH. aud hoGG
,CEOTHS, uox open. They claim 20 have tae best
STYLES largest stock, and cheapest GLOAhS N Tue
city.
DRESS GOODS
Ai!nionsl attractions. Many nav styles opcnssss
this week, at prices that cannot Fail TO please.
sIlK.AN "REMINISCENCES,
In shades To match the new cslorS In Gass tasfss
All qualities.
BLANkETS-All grades and sizes
FLANNELS-Eyery qualify.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
full line of CIIILDREN>S FASCf-STRlPED
| and SI,I lD.COL ORED HOSE: Also, very weight
uuaity aud size In srasOn;Lbe HOSIERY ana IN
| OERWEAR for men, ladies', anu ehi!aren.
SILKS-BLAck AND COLORED.
The largest stock 10 be found IN she city to select
| from and ut prices 10 guarantee sales.
| BLACK GOODS
ono Of their speci,lles. Their slock In this DEPART
ment has been largely rcrleni>hed IN every grade.
| sc rs
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1ARDozOs FoURQUREAN Il; Go.

DRY GOODS.
Stocks, Ia all departments largel,a; repicnlsSsia!
Fresh novelties received by every steamer.
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rVHE AMERICAN STABLES Tor HIx's),
i on Tenth street, having been renovated ana IN
nroyrd are NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS. The
hubble viii always find hand BCGGlES and
IIARSFSS- ard SADDLE HORSES.
HORSES TAKEN AT LIVERY on moderate
'ei '''' '''' 90 $40 w 8. WOOD.
oc4Im Agent for n. NJ. Lee.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

Flour,
Fine, So; euDerfnc, 1915; extra. $3.50; COM
mon family, So; fancy brana:. S6@S6.JO.
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STATE FAIR.
RULES AND TERMS OF ADMISSION.

g T A Il + T A / r
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SCIlURZ STILL UNDER FIRE.
TWO SOUTHERN SENI TORs DISCUSSING
HIS Timber POLfCI.
The New Mexico Jcsuits Dorsey Explaining
Hereford Impnticnt-A S1t.OU0, 900
Naval Appropriation Bnnks's Prophecy

WAsHrNGToN March 21.-In the Senate.
petitions were presented. and Mr. Dorsey rep.
Ark made II personal explanation. His amend
ment to the bill passed lust wcrl, to- extend the
time Of the Hot Springs Commission simply au-
thorizrd the Superintendent of the reservation
to leasc ground for the erection VI suitable bath
houses for the accommodation of the public.
and 10 distribute water the people Of the place.
1t granted no other privilege. and il WIS an ab-
solute necessity.
Mr.. Garland Dem. Ark) reported favorably
on the Senate bill TO dsnpprovc and nnnul an
net Of the Legislative Assembly Of New Mexico.
passed on Jan. is, 1873. by a two-thirds vote Of
both Houses over the veto Of the Governor. to
incorporate the Society Of the Jesuit Fathers Of
New Mexico. Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Charec rep COLI called up the bill to
establish the Territory Of Lincoln, which was
discussed and laid aside.
Tho Senate resumed consideration Of the
bill authorizing John sherman to employ tenn
pornry clerks max in-nprrorriHtfo for detect
ing trespuss on public lands, Ne.
MIR. Jonr. Dem. Flal asked whnt right Mr..
Srhurz had under the laws To- do what he mad
done" Unto IN" time when Mr.. hurH cHmc
INTO ofllr" such u thing WINS mover heard oi ~ Il
S"l1ur" Of lumber in ~" hands ~ any man who
never IN" intention W the Government to permit
the Secretary Of the Interior To- hnri-. and per-
s"cuic n large number ri che pouplc of the
country by suits not authorized hy mw.
Mr.. Morgan Dem, Aln.l said that Mr.. Srhurz
hat rolled upon men not worthy " trust. and
refused To- h"ar mon who wcfe worthy ui trust.
in regard to th'-" timlrr drprrdniiuns his
conduct ~ TO the public timber lands had lrnn
rNuSiVr and NOT candid. \ man in his lNlr
Morgan ~ state. whose name WIS u synonym
for uinmv-ono ll"ster-was now preparing nm
additional raid upon the people vt FloriLu. iIN
tNlr Morgan knew of instances Ia the South
whore men owning saw mills haI been ruined
10y timber seizures. and hundreds Of thonsanls
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AMfSEMEN1S.


Nine. Marie lioHa appeared for the second
time IN ma, ritN list cN' nlu. 80 nuuupl Faust
TI.cperli Away mvour one with the public. and
a.u,uai dew together large audience. Thn pnroru-
anrc was one OF much excellence all the roles being we'll
interpreted.
Tie SOFT and sympathetic quality OF Nine Rolcs voice
l. particularly adapted 10 the music Of u0gqs,rr,
AMI she acted with charming the tender love pas
sage.
ln the moro dramatic portions however. snch II. the
rWf.N eD.ur ilI fi- nats death. 49, iir 'i mru.iiv
iiof Il .N'N li>ID-Uit l1' IN.. % u- n- 'iI.'h
i '|t 100 fIHHIt d l'fe iH lfiiI. Nu' a. 'Iftlt
- .'."' 'f,'"i iiri " ihr D.. ''''ap 1u'l.u.
SIR knr. uhir auarc"nfnii" In,' AMI -r,u,d nlorr NJ
home il ro 4'ut nnl ui.loilous phrase, wIch arc ~
chhrriru,rr Of n'unui than he - iu more rNIli.
lns roos Very hash pnl,e must a.so he gwen
iclscni rendering OF Tho part of hJi.fgh.ts llis voice
with great ,hil. III. acting was especially me
and gay" am impetus To- the 'nfue oI'fa.
Mr. inOirrm Nn, atnirn lc Ttlunn,
sm.ius WIN .od llaI method. nud hcln- po,.,s. n
nirunrlt even AMI ucNuii qNliiN uf voice Nur
.iI nli tN' n,tn Ma. ltn u.f'f 20 I--,I Ni'iNfi d
west Nuu~' II wt. Ii"ff llI 'nl.II o. n'l fii.
''ii'' '-" iu and 90. 'nl 'n 900 -ii-'ir "h"u.uhlA
l..niu, ili- role
A, ir the scenery. con,ilcr.us that II was Booth
Theatre. where better things are expected II fc.
narkablv ncongruous aud bad. Tho orchestra likewise
was mi IN numbers, and careless and faulty IN iu whole
eAeeuusA
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brRGt >-itcf e. ~ chr"ri1lo. Na's. March 20.
%, ~" iNf. o. Wuni. f Nn-' %. ZAP james Burgess
CO.. " ~ r.H. 20 ~ l". of o. t'uitl'.
J." h, fNr -, o. r.l. 70. II li'n,y Il. Batter Of
N,,wo w., .k,,mIr Npfsf9c W"Amn
L-.,' .'r-tl. nH D. rt i.' nr A u niirite. X Henry
LttMoti-' ',Ei. 81. In wa,hircion. u G, March
~ vNiA-oAKrs -0.' rnc-i,,. Nirrh II. at the
< h.ul n sn,,E n; t,n, ",p" - IL vsi.;
Q Mi.. ih'i. nts.-. h.fa ri NrN nrk. y =.
Nlil s-Llii.l EElN At salem. Mas. M"rch :.
-ic E.V Va lun"uii't. Ferdinand iihrlcs to Olivia
ioF-liprFN,S ON wcdnc.diy. March %. hv ,hs
F.' \ d raim"r I".ci p b Foo to Sadie HOFFMAN.
rFrlG.'>- ALLEN ON tho 18Th inst. 81 ,hc resi-.
rcc o. fln NfNif's pnfrnt. iu Np~iIo~.. y J.. ny
ilr 90 'tf'iN tiN ure~ nee ~ ihnrVsS. Lawson,
Mtefr .' fltrt F" iom Howard Peterson 10 Araheia
Observation-Disclosures -on Tuesday. March
ral 'hHrch at ihr Pc iirwo Of, The bride. unc" Mr.
Ni-'ty 'fey .. 8 illr v Ultlrunnni nciunan
a,act oi v'dam K,v Howard 70 wear prcicrick. :.
M W h' fh' fnv g. e. Mur','lel n John ~
'.in fn'f. iut. iiirr fnr late Hon Albert
AMi'-. N-t isl'tNi I. MDt. S. n..inA March ~
- n' u'' o. hri ', fh'r, bow the Rev : II
NlANiiN W lti NNn Elm rfnd.iYua. March 20
30 % u Oh. l'r e. i.iii south 9TH IT. ~ Chnrlnr
l"N Ih'mn''i. ftlnlcN, k'q. To Nrs Gcor-e
'ir'S- NiustiY ON rnc~',y N1rch n r., thc
'rN irHf tr.' 'IH 49, Ifl-an .srnn The
E Nsli .l...' i.q. li Na1unar,. VII.
r., f'i',r . .o"c. W q w.in. OF Batn.orcs nc &c
Nl.s Laura U. NfA 50. 'If. rI'Ns. It
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DYING .ll0NnIN I cHAAiR.


Mr.. Henry bigcrt, n dentist at ~ Fulton
street. Brooklyn, found the dead body Of a youth
aged about - in tho cellar at hi- ro-ld u'n
Yesterday morning. Since Sew Years day ii"
had allowed the youu. Alau. vs. 300 sr"uurd To- in.
good naiurcd. 10 ~lc"p IA the cellar. on tie u.e.l
that. bong homeless and ir.enalo-s and poor.
he would Otherwise br scnt to H." Raymond
street lail. Mr.. Bigcu WIS favorahly disposed
toward the stranger, and permitted his son to
take him Il bowl Of coffee and sonr food every
morning. Yesterday morning Us he entered
the cellar with hrtnhfusi for the lola,rr ho
found him dead. There was nnthiu. in his
purects cNr'It 'Wo -Nis of pager. Ga ono Wlr
written, Olu siryrhuu" u3u u. ain,r
WAS endorsed, N'ursr, don't Il 'liynr uuiN I'm
gone. IT contained Tia" inuuM NIX, aliri ~-,nl to
Mrs. Maggie Smith. IA West Twentieth street
New York:
rmyNp NJ tear am wanted beyond. You Will
pleas, that m, rcmaius are NOT iasea b, me -
dent, tor scrnunr lurl "'cs AH ana ol-r unr Nho7ae
hrcn very much wrou-cd Bur ncNrr msud NOW close
''''' ~" wa 0r, truH, W,n.Ii', i',i>o
THE lrtor WIS written in nm Irregular Annd.
Tine body Wa. iihrt. i'l''" Mntau'. lplil .'-
iN"' jrr'u Ml-. NnOil ~lt 'i.i o." ~!ir. '".~
true uUi.ut Wt- jnnWtlau .HN.ur--, and tII
ms fnthcrwa- t,ubcr l.'y.n'e-. 3. '.iuan. Two
years axe hr WIS forced 10 leave hls hoNlr U,-
cause he would not work. H. wna klnd-hoartod
ana honest, but nothing could induce INN 10
work. year ago he attempted suicide by tax
IN. laudanum.
Mrs. Smith. to whom the suicides farewell
letter WINS addressed. says that L"vinrss
worked lAlihiully for an uncle until that unrn
ialloi. AMI That his iAlh"r turned MIN oui Of
duui- only tow uuys H''rrNarl, and That the
lnni"i'sS Nlul pli % ruir'l at ms lIiUr4 pr,"
IN twentieth r,t 'i, and las uoiNor -uvr AIM "a
IOdsins without the An"wir'l-" %. Nj. LrNlHcss.
Re- p.,f 4 ~
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s. chinn. Gill Iiycruco March ~ and Queenstown 10th
$ Nevada. undl. Liverpool March q. and Queenstown
ION
=. Pho G~andn Rpir.r Galveston
- uii DoinimDn, Walker. Richmond. City Point ana
NotfrIk
Nl.ar1. Cu'tis. 1itvana
=. Victoria. NuHuI. t'lH-.uw
.up N poo .hnfl. inhlru calcutta
1lft U.fir rr. ii.Ufht. iiun
rufs /uf'uf. Nr.fif-.u. Arrulti
Htrh VI I.fln w. Eu'' r.tsf.cu Galway
Rfrt kffrl Ii, r's'u i.fl
liu4 Tor ans tunuu. tulr~
u o. Amlra rldr,. tfnuornrn. IItrtlrpool
sr'r Nr'iH liru rrlWu in'i .ftrr
Asu Tie u~u1i rivrr ana "'H~fwis' vessels
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The Murderer of Cashier barron.

A detective is on his way TO Dexter Me-. with
Jimmy Hope. alas James Watson. whom lac arrested IA
Connecticut on charge nj having robbed the ucN,r
StNtuI. Bank AMI murdered Cashier Barron Detective
Il \ lmkrrtun sud that tnmt, Hope could NJ have
committed the crime ~ he wa. ~ tte liudlnm il.L ~
iu,ct cu the dv 90 the robbery. awaiting trial fur
ihr Deep river htuh robbery.
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Forty-si~ OF u en- sold by Auction for Less
Than nirty Dollars Apiece.

The Shattu,s and Hall collection Of paint
ings was sold Nv auction in S,hcnck's art gall
lcry yesterday. The following list gives the
catalogue numt crs. subject. artist. and prices :
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fiyaNcIiA .iNn comunRcftL-

Ttrpen,v March 81 u N Tho ,.oi,,,,o
Nv '"''N'' Nv '''"''''
p"rccttible Improvement. with Lake Shor,.
i,,,,.,,..,,. .,,,1 H. ,,,. - ",
INV" "'''' ""''' LUNA N'""'"'i" WIZ.
'rn as thc principal features. tn" FIRST named.
under the Influence of FREQ nlTrriu.s by e,nrr,.
bora. ,,,,r ,r,,,,,., tr1 s,..,, ~. 80, ,,..'.,
WIS u''' iW'nl -,''ru s'r'''' ''"N W ""WhWAri
turn from iJ'a nj tho opening, t. G3 although
subsequently rnllyinu TO G and clo.in..ni ,3-.
s,u,rq L. a., L,,,,. ,.,,'.. IL ...,, 80,
oi,,n u '','' '',r'' M'',' IN
alluded 4, this morning. which. although in cX-
~ me-, f1r some time. started on "A irrsii tax
rafiinr i'm tn week Tn nrt.n nrsnn,i NJ, ~
iilcn frll n Il, 80 ntar which il r0., D.. Fl N
ilo ma l.ur ui tra,ir. Drlnwnr.. ANA Una-nn
rs. rrin .ira'ivan ,.oy ,r.r..,f -hnfi-;n'e
p com H. Nov Trr-,.v T. ,..frl,ii III. s.,f,,n
nm, rtnl.ri "A lls,i flt a IL. and " .i,fn
t-nioi, ."iI ii ,,yn ran, iitn -s Min n ROY, ~
.ry Lny,,ynr 3, 7li, itiy.,r 4 I,' H." n,nl Il MI
81 AND soon -,,l ',nvn H. n m. r witch
De lri'.. moved M 10 A. wi,h "a 'pt.r ,lron 70
H. !inln r...nyrr. ~ IT. h,N,r r 'rh,. ,'r".
i,.frnd vi,il,J RON d. a. n, l,,t rl"s.i al
co... IN ihr ~. Pdus ihorc VIZ, Also in / "a.
~ ',n an. 49, ln' ma ,h, ,.,,..rr,i 'ili,,s
down from 7lt, ,n ~ rn.in' Mi .e.,. 10. ~
N . H., - s't.'' ' H. sn"@ui' ~ e'H'
;y, cnr r. g,li,4 Az l..rr; q a.;
III" a,crtr!~la uo'.sw r'h :. inuport.,t'' ~, IA =,
t'li" i;1 49, Do. T. ~ -
KY Cd, W. lu'f 'H0,, -l'rk ''hlf'i r'~' 70
Amin 10 100 II IT, iaio na-!n. =. Er.ca--ag.i
a.Nr ~ nn ni,"n' iroin ~ ~ . n con-r-
SONS iu I'D" N'fIf suits a-N N-f the rufupNUV.
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Use that powerful inygorant. Phillips's Paa-
table Cod Liver on, in combination with Phospho Nutrl
tina AL drussistA DepoL i!alt st-Ads.
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4 Is insured y Wn,ln< llornuy'-" Steam
. ithtt Nii 80 I'If ti 10 .f
u 1t> l.n,uat. 100000, h.,.lt.,.. .DNpa,t-.ii
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House Of Representatives.

Mr.. Roberts Dom. MI reported the bill
for the REORGANIZATION of the Life Saving Ser
wee. Ordered printed anl rerommittcl.
Mr. Waldril tDrm.. y. c. REPORTED the Postal
Savings Depository bili. Ordered printed and
rcoommiited.
u aI'hNfifcs the establishment AZ Washington oi A
chli ni s. 60 'r He'd ihr tfnrt depository tud
ir u uu- AZ suIhic mlut' .llt'r Posi- unDrso sui
tsful's iir 80, receipt ufl N4ffrtN 90 90 10 tn.t
lrf'- p" h il.n"g 80 infc, irr emit Tue Hi-''s
toll" paul i t" lfHt-urN ANA Interest tlfi tn fir
lu.ia SHNf-. li'i -i,nrN NIluf rate fuir
per crti Del u.'r. Goo ilr amount over rN have
i"ur yer cent NHi- i>sisi f f stole after
WV NrHr' ~ ' 90" '',tr it Authorization o' il"
SECRETARY DOL Woe lrtt-u.N g. iIl ALSO pros M o..
Nnrar- u' fcTi-.i n f.a 0 iuuiHifNu-n $40 80 So
ami ei hitrl- 'U rr.t t $3.50 ulr wear un4, anI
a. g. .if j. D. f.if foam u 4.
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Beware OF Liquid Remedies.

. Elliou's Carboic Snun cures Catarrh. Price
IS cents Al druggists,-AIr.
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The agEros a"i- sl3l3. bci,.-; l,ss than ten
per cent of Il studio i.'es of Tho artists. Tho
BIDDING was 4, u j amt Spiriiirs~.
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The Best Remedy n'r rh'''lrco white rs-ts.
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:
tuni i,d. i.stt l.,s, -tCtu ul lte ,,il iA
auction n ,chnr OF several cents M'e qnfi aud uu+
chhn.tl. tuii'c Masln moderate demand ami st'ndNt
saVs 40 hags Rio here on private rm> AMI hN auction
aAAl h-s. ds At IaA4l1..e. gold, Ale, li3l7cn sod,
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HILL" iNtMlrAHIE HtIH Gutter,
~ Nan ~ shaving lue ~ Ior Sl Ihns fVo Han stalil
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-21
REESE Vs.. Rye PATCH.
The Great Mining suit Continued
for the Term.

The great mining suit between the
Reese u. Il 5. NJ. 60. aud Rye Patch
ConsolI lated Miuiug Company, came
up for trial in the District Court yester-
| day. The suit Involves the titls to and
night OF possession OF the Alpha mine
and 1929. 600 damages. Judge j. r..
/ Lewis If Virginia City, aud Judge Berry
| and Jndge Grass. of VIM mucca, ap-
peart d AS counsel for pllintiif and NJ s.
BonuifeId for the defendant. A jury vas
empanele d to try the case, and hosts of
Witnesses for both parties from differ
eHt parts OF the stale We're in attend
nnce. At this stage of the proce edings
counstl for defendant moved TO amend
he answer by dehying that plaintiff IS
now or ever was IA iueorp grafton under
the laws of California or otherwise
claiming that this discovery was made
utOh receipt of u certified copy of the
3
yesterday. 10 support of said motion
affidavit OF u. b Verdenal, Secretary of
the Rye Patch q. NJ. Co., Was b led and
read. After argument Of counsel the
motion was snOmitted. The Court
held That sufficient showing had been
made la support of the motion, aud
ordered that The motion be granted
upon Terms. Counsel for plaintiff
asked that the matter be continued
nniil Que o O'Clock. ut which hour Judge
Lewis stated to the Court that he was
not prepared 10 argue the question of
sutilciency of The certificate, and asked
as one OF the terms that an injunction
Issue restraining the defendant from
removing any ores from the mine in
dispute, and that the case be continued
for the term. Defendant consented to
said injunction upon CONDITION that
plaintiff give a good aud sufficient
RCANs ~ az hihOAGt W AAfu by Tue
Court, 10 indemnify defendant against
all damages 1t might sustain by reason
of said ujunction.
IL vas 30 ordered by the Court; also,
that defendant pay all costs consequent
upon said motion, and the case Was Set
for trial upon the first day of the Octo-
ber term OF Court
Thus, for the present at least, ended
trial which people generally believed
would last at least three weeks, to the
great discontinue Of hotel and saloon
keepers.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


Daniel Reordon, convicted of cruelty
to animals stab5iug his horse while
dEupk--was sentenced TO day by Justice
Thompson to 1--WE days imprisonment
in the County Jail aud to pay fine
OF $50
Charles Benton. arrested for bur.
Rlary-- breaking into the Lafayette
Hotel--was examined and held to an
s~er IN the sum of $500. la default of
bail he was sent to Jail
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A CIoudbmret North.

w. Ii. Lissner. who has beensof in
the Indian couutry, returned home
from the wars yesterday. He informs
rs that when he passed Rltilesnake
Station on the Idaho road three or
four days ago. the whole country in
that vicinity was Obliged with water
nom cloud burst in the hills above
tia road.
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INDIANS Ar STEIN MOUNTAIN.
Public Feeling strong Against the
HOstiies.

News from Maiheur indicate that a
band OF hostil~s. numbering about IS
persons, Is at or near Stem Mountain.
Messengers furnished by Oitz. the sur
rendered Piute Chief, have been sent
from Maiheur 10 find and bring in the
band The Piute prisoners nov at the
Agency Will be removed to Camp Har-
ney in few days, aud probably there
detained until again placed under the
missionary Influences of modern
Indian Agent. 1t is fondiy hoped that
these ludlaus may either be- removed
to Iadian Territory, or with all the
other Agency IndIaus be turned over TO
the army officers. who will Certainly
prefer fair dealing TO fighting Pubic
feeling Is 30 strong against these
Indians, on account Of their depreda-
TONS tubs season. that men whose
friends have been murdered aud prop.
efty destroyed viii not hesitate to Kill n
PIute ut sight " men OFF the reservation.
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Captain Hasbrouck $ Company, Bat.
terry b. Fourth Artillery, LETT McDrrmlt,
where they have been stationed for the
last TWO months, yesterday, Gu route to
San Francisco. The company has
Oeen doing good service along the
Idaho road, protecting settlers aud
travellers during the Indian troubles.
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For District Attorney.

>. 5. Grass IS announced as a candi-
date for District Attorney of Humboldt
county, subject to the decision of the
Republican Convention. He has
served the people in that capacity hare
tofore, and made good record as an
officer faithfully performing his duties
to the people regardless ofconsequencss
to friends or foes.
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Republican Central Committee

The Republican County Central Com
mittee meets to-day tor the purpose of
naming the time for holding the County
Convention and apportloniDg delegates
to the same, and prescribing tue man.
ner In which delegates TO the Stale
Convention shall be chosen, and for
transacting such other business as may
be brought before the meeting.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-21

A carpenter employed at the Fair
mount mi! TOOK "A stroll into the hills
about II half mile from the mill yester-
day. de WAS attracted to a ridge by
something which appeared ike u
hGman being lying on the ground, and
and hicb proved upon examination to
be Il good Indian. Near the remains
he found SOME rich silver bearing crop
pings, which has the Appearance OF
being permanent and valuable quartz
ledge.
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no freight.

The freightIng business to Silver
City is getting llVeller than it has been
for the last year. Freight is arriving
almost daily for that point from San
Francisco. Three teauIs are now being
loaded at the depot BY N. Levy with
60,OO pounds OF merchandise for
I1aho
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-21

John Guthrie Of the Sonoma Ranch,
Is Low tbresAipg bis gralu. lie says
he wiii have about q 90 bushels OF
wheat aud barley from lj0 acres. ThIs
is what he Calls fair yield for dry
Season