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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-14

The Times Review is Informed that
repairs on the Grand Prize mill will be
completed SO it will be iu running order
by next Monday. in which case ii will
commence crushing ore from the Jude
pendence mine. The Navajo Company
will then start the Independence mill
on ore from the Navajo mine. over We
hundred tons of which is now on the
dump. H,Hs -tt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-14

Some thirty or more persons. resi-.
dents of Springvllle. 10 the Paradise
mines. have petitioned the Board of
Commissioners to appoint q Registry
Agent and organic voting precinct at
that place. o t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-14

NJ Office to all whom 10 may concern
~ Fine time for the registration of the
names Of the qualified electors In Election
district No. IL OF Union Township, prior
TO the genersl election to be held on he 5th
day OF November. A. D 1873. for the county
OF Humboldt will expire az o'clock p. M on
the 20th day Of october, 1873.
THOa THOMPSON,
Registry Agent.
Winnemueca, September II, ls1s. 70
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-14

During my absence from Winnie
mucca, letters Intended for me address
cd to A. j. Shepard or to Box 40. VIM
nemucca POstofice. will receive prompt
astention. ,a.. w. i. FRENCH.
Sept. s. 1873, 2w.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-14

Asss % OoCtotmeO Letters
Remaining in the Postoffice at Winnie.
mucca. New. on the 14th day of Sep.
TENDER. 1873.
Adams. Johu F. Allen. Ohas.
Chasiey, Capt. Curtis, j.
Chandler. Mrs. B. r
Brown. J. u. 2 Beery. Irwin
BlackwOod, Chas. Bramar, Samuel p.
Bradley. VIM. D,ckerson, Frank
DreibeIbis. John A. Everts. j Fl.
Eggers, Jacob. Funk. Albert r.
Fulton, David. Hanawalt, Oven
Hswey. William Joues. ii. u.
Lapontaioe. Deus Luther. William 2
Lor-nger. Benz Learn, Eugene
Miller. JEDI. Miller. Ii.
Muller. James McCurrsn, Frank
Morris, John McConkey, b. w.
Noone. Joseph Philips. j. q,
Owen. w. } Ran. Caleb
Richmond. Miss Ala.
Smith, Sylvester.2 oimons, Fl. A.
Sisies. John Soopsier, James
Terrili. Mrs B. Thompson. >. G.
Tucker, Hiram Wheeler Il Bunlha,n
Persons calling for any OF these
letters will please Say. Advertised
September l4th, 1878"
F q. Robins. Postmaster.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-14
The Nevada Con ference.

The Nevada Conference of the M. E
Church will hold its annual session at
Truckee next week. 1t is probable
that minister will be then appointed
To ill the pulpit here, which has been
vacant for several mouths
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-14
Making New Ci,axsns.

The District Court is in session to.
day for the accommodation of persons
who desire. and are eligible, TO become
citizans.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-14
Notice to. Taxpayers.

hFFLCE of the County Clerk, Winnenarecs.
" Humboldt county, Nevada, september,
9Th, 1875, Is
NOTICE 10 hereby given. that the Assessor.
of said county has this day. according to law :.
delivered to the nnoersisned, at his Office Ina
WinnemuccS his FAX LIST or Assessment
Roll of alb property assessed In said county
for the r iscai Year 1879 together with HIS,
certificate thereto; slso the Map Book and
the original list o< property, aud that said
roll will. from. and after this date. be OpenfoR
inspection; also, that the honorable B,Ard or
Equalization Of. said county will meet at the,
Clerks office, on s
MONDAY TEE I6rH. DAT OF SEPTEMBER.
1879,
At 10 O'Clock a. n. and wall continue In ses.-
sion, from time to time. untii the business Of.
equalization. presentedto thexAis disposed OF
as provided by law. Is
]. II. JOB, County Clerk,
And ex,oficio Clerk of, the Board. of Countys
Commissioners Of said Humboldt. Nevada.
fss ..fs flt seiOtd
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Another sIias sesd .

Captain Elliott informs us that The
Silver Wedge mine in Mount Rose Dis.
triet has been sold for $40, 900 to Wiz.
ginia City men,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-14
Cattle shipped.

Abby Brothers shipped six Car loads
of fat beeves from this station to San
Francisco to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-14

The Board of Equalization will be M
session next Monday. at which time ap.
plications for reducing the assessed
valuation Of property, will be- 10 order.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-14
WOOD CH OPPER3
WANTED.

A N unlinaitsdk number of men wilgsDn
N furnished employment ehppping weOa
infos Eation apply to n. +. ARoU6AAAAA.
Usmp MsDerlnit, Esptsmbsa n MG0. q
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Y
OF the Democratic County Convention.
-
SIS. GRASS, of winnemucca. announces
himsei rs candidate tor
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
of Humboldt county. subject to the approval
OF the republican County Convention.
GEORGE p. HARDING. Of winnemucca,
announces himself rs candidate for
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
of Humboldt coun'y. subject to the decision
Of the Democratic County Convention.
CHARLES A.. LAGRAvE. of winnemucca,
announces himself ~ y candidate for
CLERK
of Humboldt county, before the Democratic
Convention.
j. II. job, of Winnemucca, announces him.
self ss candidate for
CLERK
of Humboldt county, subject to the decision
OF the republican County Convention.
J. H. McALLIsTER. of Big Meadows, an
nounces Himself rs candidate for
CLERK
Of Humboldt county. subject 10 the decision
OF the Republican County Convention.
didste for
CLERK
Of Humboldt county, subject to the decision
OF the Democratic County Convention.
GEORGE r. TURRfrrIN annoancesa him
self as . candidate for tine office OF
RECORDER
Of Humb oldt county. subject to the decision
Of the Republican Convention.
PETER wooLCoCK, of Star. announces
himself rs o candidate for
RECORDER
Of Humboldt county, before the Democratic
NJ. MEADOR, OF Golconda, announces
himself as . candidate tor
RECORDER
of Humboldt county, before the Democratic
c. A. KYLE announces himself as Q cam
didate for
SHERIFF
of Humboldt county, subject to the decision
OF the Democratic County Convention.
GEORGE NJ. MILLER. Of KNOXVILLE, An
nounces himself rs q candidate for
SHERIFF
of Humboldt county. subject to the decision
OF the Republican Convention.
r. A. PRYOR, Of winuemucca, announces
himself as candidate for
SHERIFF
of Humboldt county. before the Democratic
THOMAS SHONE. of Toll House, an
nOunces himself rs candidate for
SHERIFF
OF Humboldt county, before the Democrats
Convention
ANDREW WESrFALL, of Rye Patch an
nounces himself as candidate for
SHERIFF
Of Humboldt county. before the Democratic
JOHN MCCLURE announces himself as q
candidate for the office Of
Assessor
of Humboldt county, subject to this decision
Of the Democratic convention.
L. l.. RICHARD, Of winnsmncoa, an.
noances himself ~ candidate for
Assessor
Of Humboldt county, before the Republican.
Convention. b.
JAMES Il, SABINE, of Vinnemucca,. an.
himself as candidate for
Assessor
of Humboldt county, before che Dsnsocsatic
Convention.
WILLIAM PERKINS, Of Paradise Valley.
Announces himself ~ q CAnllialAta fDx..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-14
s.N FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.


SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.
200 Meadow Valley. 40c.
50 Raymond IL Ely. S.
3l5 Eureka Con-. 411s. Az.
7OU Jscksou, ~. 81.
72U Belmont, $50. 460c.
400 Leopard. us. 1900.
l85 Giis. %. 3Gc.
200 Jefferson, 3
$50 n. Belle. 81. 81.
1850 Hussey. IS. 75c.
$40 Manhattan, 3.
1925 DeFrees. 80, 25c.
$40 Grand Prize. 81.
1880 Araepta. 205. 2l0c.
1860 Navajo. l25. 120c.
1900 Belle Isle, Acc.
1850 Tuscarors, lUc.
Ais Silver Prize. l5c.
$40 Morning Star. so. Csc.
400 Endowment. Gu, soc.
2295 Independence. $50, 275c.
rs Hamburg. az.
IT'S Day. Use.
2S5 Hillside. ATS. 450c.
7OO Highbridge 300. 205c.
1850 Modoc, So. 6Dc.
1880 Bodie. 271.. 26. 4#E4
695 Bechtel. 100. Csc.
$40 Mculinton. 75c.
4l0 Summit. 3.
$40 Bulwer. liH. l2L.
1925 1ioga. lbs. 1900.
400 Syndicate. q
AIS Aurora, ~. 21...
$40 Goodshaw. rs, SOC.
200 Concordia. Gu. 600.
100 Buiwer. l2L.
1850 Orsntai, ~, az.
375 Bsiysdere, 2, "a.
$40 Black Hawk, 100. 9Oc.
1870 South Bodie. 60. ESQ.
425 Booker. 100 95c.
75O South Standard. 30. 75c.
1896 Ritcher, 2. ~.
so Champion. ~.
40 Mono. 3.
800 Con. Pacific. lao. 1900.
1890 Leeds. loo. I20c.
300 Sittin. Bull, |.
1860 TIP Top. 100. SOC.
100 Martia White, z. 81.
260 Homestsks. 10.
l25 Occidental. 100, 1900.
265 Woodville. 65. Soc.
5S5 Lady Washington. $50, $3.50.
100 Kossuth. l25c.
$40 Andes. IS. 75c.
200 Aurora, az.
4i40 Wells Fargo so. 75e.
800 Ward. 1876. 1866.
2i55 Scorpion, %. %.
1870 LeviathAp, rs S5c.
$50 N Con. Va, i6H, IL.
$50 Trojan. So. 60c.
30 Solid silver. 81.
1875 Vermont, Is. l4Z.
$50 Keystone. 6.
$50 Lee. 50. Coo.
ITO Benton, 10. 81.
100 Lady Washington. 3H.
This Morninx's Board.
$40 Ophir, 50. 50N.
$50 Mexicsn. 551,. 55H.
IT'S Gould II Curry. l7L. l7A. H
1850 Best d Belcher, 80. 80.
l725 California, ll1,. llZ.
465 Savage, 10. 1917.
lao Con. Va. l2A. l3.
$40 CholIar. AZ, ASK.
INV hn'o u NoIcfoSS i4Z, l4h.
9l5 Sierra Nevada. 100, 1927.
so K-ntnck. 81.
100 Imperial, lO5c. ....-.
2l5 Utah. A. 43H.
1880 Bullion, l2% 1917.
765 Exchequer. 52s. Sc.
As seq. Beicher. 43. AZ.
355 Overman. Is, 1871.
1850 Justice. 1917. 1lK.
675 Snccor. $50. 24Uc. Y
2265 Uniop. iO3.
i275 Alta, l8. 1871. I
265 Lady Bryan. 81, 81.
1876 Belmont. 400, 5000.
455 Leopard. ~.
go Jefferson, 800. 2l0c.
100 N. Belle. 9H. 81.
3O35 Hussey, 80. Soc.
$50 DeFrees. 3Uc.
2l0 Manhattan, tx.
100 Grand Prize. 81. So.
1916 Argenta. 2l5. 225c.
800 Navajo. 100. 1850.
$50 Endowment. so, $50.
279O Independence. 3. 81.
100 Silver Prize. loo.
800 Morning Star, l.
300 Tuscarors, loo.
$50 Day. go, SOC.
$3.50 Bodie. %. 23H.
@129mn4nMazznnma
During INV absenee from Winnie.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-14
POLITICAL
A % N o IN c Z % G Mt |!
IS IN ADVANCES, Oh NOT PUBLrsHEp.

L. W. GREENwELL, Of Rye Patch, an.
nounces himself as candidate for
STATE SENATOR
from Humboldt county. subject to the de-
cision Of the Democratic County Conven ton.
PETER WEST. OF Big Meadows, announces
himself Is candidate for
Assembiyman
subject to the decision of the Democratic
County Convention.
VIII. HOWARD announces himself o.
candidate for
ASSEMBLYMAN,
subject TO the decision of the Democratic
Convention Of Humboldt county.
A. w. FISK announces himself as Q can
didste for
District Attorney
Of Humboldt county. subject to the decision
Of the Democratic County Convention.
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from Humboldt county. subject to the
cision Of the Democratic County Conven ii
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-14

subject to the decision of the Democra
County Convention.
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Of Humboldt county. subject to the decision
Of the Democratic County Convention.
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L. W. GREENwELL, Of Rye Patch, q,
nounces himself as candidate for
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JNO. HEALY,
Corp'l sigma, C"rps. u. b. A.
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subject to the decision Ut the Democrat
Convention Of Humboldt county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-23
THREE BOYS ARRAIGNED.
Accused OF Stealing Horse, Wagon, and Har.
ness, mud neInE Run AWAY With.

Yesterday morning William Mellan. 0
years OF age. having recovered from the inju-
rcs he suffered on Thursday afternoon last by
being thrown from wagon in the Union Gem
etory road. stood before Justice Elliott's desk.
Ho and the two little follows at his side. vii
liam Dunham and Henry Wash nged re-
spoctiyely and years. were accused OF having
stolen a horse and wagon. valued a; $3.50 from
Dir. Gcorge I. Fox of ia Taylor street. viii
liamshurgh, and set ot harness. vnlued at s35,
from Mr.. George liardonberg. Mr. Fox said
that tho boys climbed over his stable fence on
Thursday last. hnrnessed his horse 10 his
wagon with Mr.. llardonbores harness. un-
locked tho gate and drove Of. Near tho toll
Eat" TT the cemetery they lost control over the
horse. II ran, aud oVerturning and wrcckng
the wagon, tuml llcd 1t upon the boys,
The instice directed the parents Of tho hoys
to haN~~> nm in court for examination ON Snt-
urday next. A. they wero quitting tho court
room thf>, ,nrrs'S told Mn-srs, Fox am Harden
berg that 4 y would willingly have paid the
amount Of the damage dono Ave times over
rather than have this disgrace on their boys.
All | want 10 my harness" said Mr.. Har-
denh"rg.
And all l want is my carriage" said Mr..
Fox.
The Justice on hearing this addod. And
want your bows To- b'huNe themselves ana their
parents 10 takrcarc oi them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-23

The Essex County, n. j., Republican Con-
vontion met Yesterday afternoon in Library
Hall. Orange. to nominate candidates for
sheriff. State Senator. monbcr Of the Road
Board. and three Coroncrs Tho hall was
crowded with politicians from Newark. who cx-
pocted n lively scene during the halloting for
Sheriff and State Senator. Tho primaries for
the election OF delegates were held ON Monday
night. and the contest was so hard fought TINT
all the ballots were not counted in number Of
the wards Of Newark until 1 O'Clock yesterday
morning. Tn" main fight was over state Spun-
tor. the Lending candidates being William II
Francis. tho Chairman of the County Central
Committee. and Alderman William StainShy oN-
President OF the Newark Common Council.
Aldermen City Hall officials. aud police OH 'ere
were chosen us delegates Tor him. and fruncis
Convention was orgnn2"d ut "a O'Clock with
pr. John j. II Love OF Montcair us Chairman.
There were l75 Delegates present. Mr.. James
Mnrlatt " tho Tenth Ward Of Newark offered a
resolution cQndemning any Republican who
appointed a Democrat to office This was in
adopted In the Democratic County Convention
last werk. Tho rcaOlution was defeated.
After much cXctem mt the tonth regular hal
lot for sheriff was taken. with tho following rs-
suit. ;. Y. G. Van Rensselaer,. li0. f. o. Do
remu-. 81 Judge f. W. Ricord / stephen Van
nominee.
Tho nrs, regular ballot for State Senator gave
Alderman William Stainsby ~, eA-Stat" Sena-
tor Kirk 81 and William II. Francis ~. Mr..
FRANCIS received the nomination on the second
ballot the vote being Francis % Stainsby. 73
Mcancthon W. Smith Of Montclair was re-
nominated for member Of the Road Board.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-23
ENDING MDoNNKAL's TRItL.
Gen. Hoxsey'. Denunciniion. In Summing up
for the Defendant.

The trial Of j. T. Mcdonnell editor Of tho
Paterson Lri Nlairi for alleged hhci wns concluded
hy tho coun.,ls summing up ycstcsia Gen. HoSscy
made stirring spcecl Ton lhc defendant lie denounced
the capitalist. pfc.s wh,h "a, ,lld was oppo,,l TO
tr defendant hccau-o he WI. the preventative of uc
wnrklng Itoii., wNo go ~ .Smpatl, from the sub.
-Hil,d Journals The General .iopk hl- n-t cXci''ly
uu'rg tho mu-o. of tc rrlortr- whom be- chiract1'd
a- tl' ".rNHhi. OF nn inilui.Hs lNif and per ufgi
lr'ss Ihe pir-, ~ Ne" dor. aud NcW tk wric de-
u0f ltIls tu il i-ue Vt'. llr lundhusrr, and
iiNul lnl-'- ,ui'' min ami r,-ine ur huncla loleS
oi the tnND fmV MT ni the iall o contra ton ltWHs
time ilr labor " preHHile and hsht cnpNl, hut every
time labor Hticupt"d iu organic. tHllthl opposed n
Prosecutor Nuldrur responded lu -preth thnt *.
Dri tr trnul % strikers outside, who heard re -ptoch
through the windows Ir nNcrrrd that NJ Dnune was
mot a genuine Wurhingmlal, niNp ntr. AMI sAi mat
there no dc nee, Hnl that the libel hii been ud
iui''rl
lui- Rarkalow charge o thc Jury in which he said.
Do The Who'll que .tluu ni uW niN Tact ,nr t'fc,tr
mime Wa ern rally io-Hicl AZ iat nnd unprual, rat
,u nN,l excepted ipthe Whut charge. ANA thr exec p-
il1n allowed The iur, t'rri soon after O'Clock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-23
PASTOR yOsn,'RGHs Orrosnvrs.


The trustees Of the Madison Avenue Bap-
tiet Church In Jersey CITY met last might in tho
chnpcl TO consider Pastor George b. Nosbursh's
resignation, and the question of granting him n
letter Of dismissal The mceting was private,
the sexton guarding the doors closely and
scrutnizing the face Of every person who en-
tered so as to keep out all not members OF tho
church Pastor Nosburgh appeared early. ana
took scat in one Of the front pews His
Gus and restless. Since his trial for an alleged
attempt To poison hl~ wiie he In said t. b" u
different man IN general desperation. The
meeting was cullci tp order by Deacon T.. 4.
Shour, WHO presided. He gave the object of tic
call briefly. rricrling To Mr.. No7hurgh's CON
nocion with the church. nnd expressing regret
M his severance from tho congregation. Then
the pas'oi > resignation was read. and accepted
unanimously.
Deacon Miller mas led In the OPPOSITION To- thu
pnstor since the trial, moved that IN" meeting
be adjourned. This was, detGatG,t, and Brother
Iamrs. u eteadiaS friend oi Mr.. NOshurgh. roso
smil Ling. with a papor in his hand which hc
road II wa a brief prramh" and resolution
expressing regret At the departure of the pas
tor. and conndrnce in his innorrnco of the
charge made against him. aud at the same tiue
commenting im TO whatever congregation he
Mr. Suadonc said that the Offering Of this
resolution was unWlsr, innslnuch as II could
not receive tAo unanimous sanction OF the
trustees, and must only meet with opposition.
Deacon Miller also pronounced the proposed
resolution impoliie, and az on, q moved an in
definite pp-tponmcnt in order to test the pas
tors strength.
Mr. Enmos moved that the vote be taken by
secret ballot, and Deacon Bumsted sald that
the lrpuor WAY was by show Of hands, Deacon
Bumsted's opinion prevailed and the mnttcr
WAS indefinitely postponed by a vote OF 10 tO l3.
Thus ended the session.
chapel with several Of his friends, flushed and
excited. His adhoronts say that II every one
had voted in the uoolng, The motion to post
pone would not have 0u re"drd,
Tho pastor Is TO preach his farewell sermon
on Sunday noXt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-23

The Republican Conventions for tho nomi-
nation of Assembly were hold last evening
John Simpson was nominated In the Sixth Dis
trlct. DR.. Isaac |. Hayes in tho Seventh, George
II. Deane in the Ninth. William w. Astor in tho
Eleventh. Robert II Strahan in tho Thirteenth
Stephon ~ Simonson in the Seventeenth, and
Abram J. Dttrnhoefcr in the Twentieth. The
rcst oi the CONCEPTIONS appointed conference
committees and adjourned.
The CITY Democracy in the Fourth District
named John !. Martin for the Assembly.
nntcd Garrett Naglc FOR Congress I'm the Tenth
District and James H. Madigun for Assembly
in the FIRST District.
The Carsry -Crump Grccnhackere nnmed
yoseph A. Liss for Assembly In tho Tenth
The Republican Congressional Convention OF
the Ninth District was called together last cv'n-
Ing To- receive tho acceptance of its nominee
Wilson bergman The nomination WINS made
week ago, and was offered TO Berryman. who
was then an entry clerk in tho Naval Onlce OF
TINT position TINT ho might. without contli ictiu0
with civil service rules ac 'cpt the nomination.
Prior to the formal meeting Of tho Convention
N the old station house at 1862 West Thirty
llith street. which is the headquarters of the
R'puhli'uns Of the Fifteenth Assembly Dis
triri, conference committees from several As
end OF the hall which was partially cut
of by sliding doors. The Republicans.
anti-Tammany Democratic. and Grcenback-
ton the crowd in thc hall prcsscd
against the doors and yollcd its advice
TO the delegates. Finally, rs the discussion
grow warm inside. some " the onlsiders broke
through the doors. and "A FREQ fight was in
slantly begun. William Montgomery. President
OF tho Assembly Association. and his brother
Robert were said 10 be- tho parties assailcd. but
the fight was 20 general that no one could be
particularly designnted rs responsible for it,
A solitary police officer rushed in and Capt.
Nashburn was sent for. The presence OF tho
officer suiliced to reduce the crowd 10 state Of
violent uccusation. But tho rioting broke out
| an"w and the Assembly crowd was rushed out
Of the hall. Robert Miller Chairman Of the
Convention. introduced Mr. bergman. who
sad that his hopo Of success against
Fernando Wood lay in the .fnct Of the
! opposing forcss being divided. Police Justice
Elnmmer. cN-ENcise Commissioner William II.
! Stiuer. and others addressed the Convention.
| While Nj bergman WIS delivering his spcech
| Of acceptance. Capt. Washburn arrived with hs
| reserve platoon. which he drew up before the
| hall. Elslug his way into the hall where per
| ie.t order had not yet been restored. he shouted
| Whore are those fellows who are numbering
| each other ?" Tho Chairman raped Nigur-
| ou-ly for order the audience hissed and the
! Captain. prrcciv NJ he was not needed. with
| drew with mos, of his reserve No one was Sc
| riously injured in tho fight and no arrests or
| Nominations ", re made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-23
Newnrh.. Amateur reae.trIan..

An amateur walk Of twenty-fOur hours. for n
gold hadle presented los Andrew Murray AMI Charles L.
Albright. ami valued al slSo wa, lIuu IN the Newark
Kuh 10 O'Clock ON Muuda, evening IN the pre.rncr Of
several hundred spectators III. starters were William
Angilly william Dorcu, Peter Murray winfield Scott
Cinilc, 4 Anught William rauln John Woodruff. ~
ward IcArnor, nll of NcW"k ald Thomas VI r,ay of
NcW Rruh.wlck Andrew Murray wa. referee, ami
ul.nurr, Of the Excelsior cub we're lu sr, and time
irrpcr- Woodruff i,urcd AZ 20 milr., Albright nt 80
TeicuDr at iu. MuIAN at so. AMI T.. MURRAY Hi 'n
A'hr-ht was lanrd ly hrhs 'uuck on thc leg wlh a.
char ly a negro who rlrafri disturbance He was
then three miles ahead Of ms hest competitor Au-iy
tt,' the track Ht oclnok lsst tcNprus, after muhinI
- imcs At O'Clock uulA scott, burru. ant FAiNn
were wplkinF. and scott hnd made ~ miles, hOru Hl
Inuliu ~ The three Young men were urc-ent'i With
Inuuuct, ami baskets oi towers hy thcir LADY, ircn-
scott wm. by making o- rllc, ard seven llJ, hy IL
O'Clock last night Dorcn maie N miles and faulln -
NJ lANNIAt INN, lLIl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-23
Daniel Donovan's Frenzy.

Daniel Donovan supports an aged father AMI
mother in humble apartment, at ~ East seventeenth
street He usually industrious, ami away, Kind to his
parents except when ia hluoi but then he Is brutal
maniac. Last evening he returned home after "A
three days spree Wild with drink He sprAug
upon his father as he lay In b.l where he has
been invalid for tWtNo years and ATTEMPTED tu stran
II" HIM, shr, King, " \ have Nour blood nov you've
got o. dir t, uue Mh,u ms mother Wt,l'rrCd sllr
WHs knocked hclpes, Co. the Moor. un.ocr brennan
was mo- match TOR Donovan m 100. drunken
ttufN. AMI went for assistance liuurri ftur men t.
h.id ,,un IN ihr Twenty -~coud str,,t pol,o station
Atr ht WAS placed lu C'l Ac struIti o his cluthiu-
tore % into rags Hud trl 10 drown himself by placing
his head IN the basin and Turning ou the water A
strait Athti WAS uut upon han amt he removed in
an AmhmIAnce " a nAddDA c,I ID HrIlovme lIo.lltal