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sscnr Kennedy, Pomeroy. Ellsworth Me. Tor New
ork -
schr Sarah B Jones. Phinney Kennsbee River for New

yschr Kennedy, Pomeroy. Ellsworth, Me, for New
YORK.
schr Sarah Jones' Phinney. Ksnnsbsc River for New
Yors
schr VIM Giilum Kelly Boston for New York.
Sehr Willard Salisbury Handy. Boston for New OK
Schr hastings, Chase New Bedford for New fsrk
Eehr Boston. Butler. Provincstown tor New York
Schr Wright, Hart Providence for New YORK
schr Heary May, Hatch, Providence Tor New fork.
Schr Chief smith, Providence for New York
Schr Errickson. Weeks. Providence tor Nov York
schr Sh amrock, Troy, Providence for Haverstraw.
Schr Bertha. Conover. PAwtuckst for Now York -
schr jennie Rogers, Chadwick Milestone FONT Tor new
York
Schr g Wiley. Green. Bridgeport tor New York,
Schr General scott, Rich. Bridgeport for New YORK.
Schr Hattie Butler. Carroll. Portland. Ct. Tor New
York.
schr Sam Weller. Brockway, Middietown, c. for New
York. .
schr Henry A Dsming, Boardman, Hartford for New
York.
schr Richard yaux Davis, New Haven Tor New York
BOUND EAST.
Stesmer Albatross. Davis, New York for Fail River
Steamer Bolivar, Geer, New YORK Tor New London ana
Norwich.
steamer Delaware. Smith, New York for New London
and Norwich. -
Schr y w LINES. Stewart. New York for Boston:
Schr Blackstone, Wick,on. New York for Newport
schr Annie Russell, Strickland New York for Portland,
Ct
schr David Currie Pease. New York for Portland c.
Schr Joseph Hsll. Hamilton New York Tor Portland: CT
Schr at.e Burton. Camp boll doooken for Stamford
schr Warren. Snow Port johnson for Portland. Me.
Schr Anna Sheppard, Blizzard Phiadelphia for Lynn.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. June 27--Arrived. .chrs George shep.
herd Georgetown Gcorre Aery Providence tnnd cleared
retrrn). !.
hamburg. Fhisdelphis.
Passed M : schrs American Team. Alfred Brabroek.
S,epnen Morgan Theodore Dean. Daniel Brown, and Geo
II vrccland.
Passed down-schr n Hopkins
BOSTON. June 27-Arrivcd steamer city Of Portland.
Pike ~ Jehn, NIB. PASSPORT and Portland brig A
snow tr, Patrick salt Cay, I'll schrs Edward Burton
tBr) Mcdonald st Marc: Samuel Wnckr Downing Port
Antouio, ia; Agnes Bacon. hsley, fhladelpha hos
Boos Somers, Delaware City land proceeded to Wey-
mouth: Manarver shaw. New York.
CIearcd--Bsrk Liszie Merry, Dyer Cardenss schr Vim
Babson, Marshall, swan Island. .
osth-Arrved. steamers Giaueus, Bcarse, New York
Norman Nickersor Fhilade phta San Gaetaao utA.
Marrea uirgenti; schrs Bonnie Lass Or rimn. Glen
fre COS; Hattie iIowcs Iowes Bermudai Morrison.
smith, Baltimore; Agnes Bscen. i.seyi Thos Borden.
Chsrbuck Il lowering, Carson: Julian Nelson. iowrs.
and helen Mar. Pickett, h.aeiphis American Chief
snow Perth Amboyt Venus, Clark, Now York Edwin ste
vens smith. DOT maggie Chadwick Norris dot u Mot
calf N andy, Albany. .
Uiearedste srncrs Iberan fBr, Horne. Lverpooi A.
las 40 Talbot, do; ship Ice King Burr. vncntta oarks
Ocean Ranger tBr Pridde, Honneur; Glide, BE sdle Ian
sesr schr carrie Belle scsvey, keuncose RIVER 70 load
for Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, June 2s-Arrivcd. steamers Johss Hop.
kins Haliett. Boston; " W Brune, Fcrser, New YORK
bark Kate Buiil tBr). Mcrre, sydney. cB brig Glars
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WHALEMEN.

At 81 Helena May IS barks John Dawson Babcock, NIB
from cruise arrived 3D. with 400 all tod Palmetto
Bolles NIB. -
cruise.
Bark Trinity Of New London. has been Thoroughly re-
paired will sail for tho South scas early next week
letter from Capt Fsh.r OF bark Alaska, OF NIB. dated
at Russell Bay of Islands, May 3D. reports that
tion with Capt Brigtm ship California he had
tered the brigant,nc Yarmouth. and tho Alaska had
shipped her 1914 bbis OIL a. wh and 81 bone
letter from Capt Mosher OF bark Gaxee, OF NB re-
ports her at Bay Islands May - having 40 bills oil
taken cruise. spok- ship Horatio Grant OF Nh
MAY with i4U bbls oil since Leaving hay Of Islands
spoke bark Triton Keith Of NIB Nay with $50 bois
3d. all told.
letter from Capt or ship California. Of Nh
reports Russell Bay Of Islands May - having ship
ned 30 do VIII oil by English brig Yarmou b.
The California has 200 hois and $50 do w oil all told
from schr Quickstep Manley, OF Provncetown.
repo her Charleston Ground juno i5 with lso bbis
50 and z do black OIL
report her ct TO- with 200 bbls
sp oil since leaving st Michael
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BESJAMIN BUFrUM.

Rhode Island lost one of bor foremost citizens
yesterday in the death OF Berjsmin Buffum, presi-
dent OF tho continental Steamboat Company lie
was born ia Newport and was IN tho nlty SIKH year
ofhls aye. For long period he interested himself In
tho forwarding and shipping business, and was moro
than any o,nor identified with steam navigation
on Narragarsctt Bay and between Providence Now
YORK Various rivairics compelled Mr.. Bunum ire
quenty to chang his operations and he often started
new companies. He was one OF the FOO nders IN 1865
OF the American Steamboat Company, which obtaino Cd
n charter In 1864 ana this year was merged IN the
Continental Steamboat Company, Of which Mr. Bunum
the manager up 10 the time or his death.
From 1851 TO 1868 nc managed the CONNER
cia Steamboat Company, whose vesscls Piled
between Newport and New YORK. From 1ses
TO 1871 no vas President OF the Providence
aud New York steamship Company, a similar organ
ization. lilo vas prominent member OF the Society
of Friends. Mr.. Bunum leaves a WHO and three
daughters and one son, who 10 Ia college. He was
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The funeral OF tho late Rev samuel W. King win
take place from DeKalb Avenue Methodist Church.
Brooklyn, to morrow afternoon. Tho deceased, VINO
sixty SIX years OF age died on Thursday after
noon his family residence, Green avenue. He be-
came a member OF the New York Confer
snce Of the Methodist Episcopal Church forty
two years ago. He was at various times
pastor OF the Dean Street Church, Franklin Avenue
Churh South THIRD Street Church, Eighteenth Street
Church and North Fifth Street Church, Brooklyn; OF
the Second Street ana Eleventh Street churches,
this city, and Of the Grcenport, smithtown, Port JET
ferson, Rockville Centre, Hunters Point. New Bridge
Fiatlands and Jamaica churches, Long Island.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE %. 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wH.TEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wH,TEsToyE TELEGRAPH LINE
steamer City Of Montreal (Bp Fulton. Liverpool June
John Dale June 20 Ia. ~ H. lon 50 ~ %ss s
20 g ion 50 steamer As B nsa I 10 e, as
veiie. bound 70 phiiadephi..
ssan.r Main Ger barre, Bremen June 10 and south.
Expersnced fresh westerly winds tho entire passage
ss r. s n: 10. ssw Ia"
passed Norwegian brig Showing letters liGsI steering ri
.s.~'"s ; ssSS IL On sss.S ven: .,;
Nsuiilu. from Giouceser. Mass. Havrs, with
offered n, y'sn was ss Nav Is 9Th
Mesna ass. Paprine June l. Mention 9th and Gibraltar
oa " z'S IS. 90 fs'S. sir'
KSrs and ss p and
steamer ss.nains,a Or pan, ,, rs's :. 1nms
sroo xpesnsea ssrons ana w"cs from Gibraltar
10, e" 81 .ss s.a nc c n%s
40 Ion s. Gaion steamar pound 4; sane day IA ~ ~
co. . herman .,esmcr. bound i.
s,eamer zen Barnes. uheesmsn, Savannah June %,
Steamer Hst,erss Nsilstt. Norfolk with mdsc to the
oid hp sy.rson sf Ysrnoa, N Dsnn days,
and hsd light variable winds Tho Kyerson ordered to
Bark Ms,e taus. Domin London 50 day., in ballast to
thick ioE, eoded vita tho bark hiesr. from New fors
Bark Harriet Campbell tof Monmouth, NSl. Taylor,
ballast. to W Elweii 90 -
Bark saus.go tAas Mrovich. Cee 81 dsys with salt to
BAIL Luisa 9 dab coinmbo Rouen ~ days In ballast
BARK smco d,s). yiviano, Cadr May 4 with salt to
Bark Adams. cuilun, Astanras with sugar TO Alb
Bark Hero tSor). nendekson, Matanxas IL days. with
to order; vessel 20 master.
Brig Morning Light Din. Port Spain Grindad, y days.
Brig Joseph Ciak stahi csidenas days, with sugar to
Drexei, Morgan n 60; vessel 10 n II Smith Go.
DAYS. with sugar DE zaIido Co.. vessel TO James
Brig sirius tB) Mcdonald Ragged Island with salt
Schr Eastern Light Chase Port Antonio ia IL days,
with fruit to order; vessel 10 master
days, with fruit Dumvis Co: vessel TO Staples
schr Z Wright. Croppcr, san Salvador days, with
schr Charles Mo.re Messick. Cedar Keys Is days, with
lumber TO Isaac Eppineer vessel to Dayton 20.
sehr Annie Booth Bs,ls n Gsda, ksy' II DAYS win
schr u Webb Taylor. Psmlco. No, DAYS. With shin
giles ~ q " squire.
Schr Aumsck, Brsnnock, virgnis.
schr IaaA Thsyet Laiarge virginia
schr Addie schiaeier, Dcaktn. Virginia
Schr So fooks. Craumer, Georgotown DC.
schr Carroll. carroll, BsItiInore xu
sehr nney Parker Gates Baltimore for New Haven.
schr cyrnus, Dcsn Machias 10 days, with lumber 70
sioop q Ifsvmer Endicotte. Virginia
ps- Bark susan Campbell (Br). from Liverpool, which
the bar Tor orders 20 the city
1''"' PASSED THROUGH HELL GAZE.
BOUND SOUTH.
steamer Glsucus. Bear.e Boston for New York. With
sehr Lcspdcr Knowles Chase, Gov Bay, cB, for Now
York. with coal 70 Perkins Joo.
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then the Hot Springs reservation middle. has been
discovered in the making appropriations Tor sun
dry civil expenses On page SO Of the Official copy Of
tho bill smong the items appropriated for the House
Of Representatives, Is tho following
pay russell Barbes Tor services - special mssssn-
ger the Committee War Claims IRON January . 70
Msrch q, 1878. tie sum OF $4lo.
The amount should be Shove, ono month auo
twenty five days at 500 per month.
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FATALLY INJURED.

While car No lit OF the Second avenue line WINS
passing the corner OF Houston srcct and Second ave-
nue. last night II coilided with butchers wagon,
owned py George Stauss, OF Forty dith. street and
FIRST avenue. Samuel Beck aged twenty four
years, OF No. 20 Suffolk street, was standing on the
front plafor aud was thrown between The venicIes
and fatally injured. He removed to Bellevue
Hospital In a dying condition
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AN OLD GRUDGE

A rtablernsn named Albert Howe, employed at Mar
tins Bellevue Park EiRhteth street and East River,
was shot in the left breast yesterday by man with
whom he had quarrel last summer. Tho
wounded was removed to The Ninety
ninth Street Hospital Al late hour last
night the following general alarm was sent
out to the several police ions:-"Arrcst man
named Gonoude aged twenty TWO years. i've eet eight
inches in height, having DARK hair and complexion,
slim build and dressed dark suit Tor shooting u
man in East Eightieth stroet.N
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WASHINGTON.
Gard Of Congressman Acklen to
the Public.
EMPHATIC DENIAL OF CURRENT STORIES.
Facts of the Restaurant Visit as
Collated by Friends.
NO DUEL BUT A PROBABLE WEDDING.
Bad Results of Change in the System
of Bookkeeping.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
EMPHATIC DENIAL OF CURRENT STORIES.
NO DUEL BUT A PROBABLE WEDDING
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON, June %, 1878.
THE ACxIEN AFFAIR LIKELY TO END IN A


WASHINGTON, June %, 1878
THE AcxLEx AFFAIR LIKELY TO END IN A
WEDDING.
The card OF Congressm az Acklen. given to tho pub
lilo this evening" draws attention airesh TO the re-
portsd scandal The relations OF the gentleman and
LADY are made the subject of good deal OF pleasant
gossip: and an affair which threatened to lead TO
boadsned bids fair the gossps say tonight to have
m ending like an old-lashioned comedy and wind up
with wedding.
FAMOUS LAW CASES CALLED AND ADJOURNED
OVER.
Two famous law called in the Court here
Today. but went over the September term by mu-
tual consent These the suit OF tho Widow oliver
against ex-senator Simon Cameron Tor alleged breach
OF promise marriage, ana that OF Bggins against
ex.President U. S. Grant for false Imprisonment n
the latter Biggins who was sent to the insane
asylum charges that Incarceration there pro-
cured By General Grant
THE ALLEGED NINETEEN MILLION DOLLAR DE-
FIc.T IN THE TREASURY.
Secretary Sherman prepared this afternoon, At the
instaoce OF leading Ohio politician, who wishes IL
for republican campaign document, bref explana-
ton Of the alleged $40 900. 900 deficiency in tho
Treasury accounts which Congressman Glover claimed
10 have unearlhed Of the results OF his inves-
tgat,on tho financial Administration OF the gov
ernment This supposed deficiency Is tho same that
Senator Davis his SPECIAL commtsee are alter and
10 accounted for tho result OF change IN the sys
tenn Of keeping the books. real deficiency is OK
pci,ly denied. The letter goes out tonight 70 tho
Ohro republican papers answer TO charges made
BY the democratic politicians in the campaign already
begun In that State.
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BELOW.

Ship Caslds. Pike from London May 10.
Bark saga iof Pictou N) Greau. from Gloucester May
10.
Bark Emilia cAus,. Radoncich from Plymouth hsyai
Bark 4Eolus tGer), from Aberdecn May -
Bark Lei, Ericksen tNor). Hanson. from Cork May Il
Bark Ego tNor, Hansen, from Havana II days
Schr Nellie Bowers, Stackpole, from Matanzas.
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SPOKEN.

ship City Of Forth tBr, Torrance. from Liverpool for
Honolulu and Portland. May 10. lat N. loo - ".
bark Washington fAnsl, 'osuieh from Rotterdam tor
New York, June no. lat &C 81. Ion - 40.
Barx Marsarctba (ier). Naseus from Bristol y, for
Pbiladcl phia, June 20, lat Al Ion 10 ~.
Mark Harvester Br from Londonderry for Baltimore
June III or Fire Island
Bark Tidal Wave. Reynolds. from San Francisco Tor
Port Madison. June IL, 400 miles 81 San Francisco.
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JupoE SIDNEY pRFEZE.

Judge Sidney Breeze, OF tho Illinois Supreme Bench.
ded Thursday night at PInckneyviie, Ill. He Is said
TO have been oldest judge IN the country. being
over eighty years OF age
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Juno 2S, 1873.
Assistant Paymaster Hiram y. Drury Is ordered to
tho Speedweil. Mate James A. Smith Is detached
from the Tallapoosa and ordered 10 the Spesdwsl.
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HIS BROTHER-IN-LAW.

Valentine Folks entered Union Market police sta.
tion shortly before midnight last night and stated
that he had been stabbed the back by his brother
in-law, Frank GoscL His wound was dressed, but
GoseI escaped arrest.
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BISHOP YlRoLLEs.

Tho latest advicss from China report that Bishop
vcroles, the oldest French Missionary IN China has
lust died, alter forty years OF Eastern service.
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Mrs. Hester Sophia Bulius, wife Of Dr.. Robert $.
Builus and daughter Of General Jacob Norton, died
on Goth inst At tho residence OF her brother In
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SAILED.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Steamer City Of Dallas for andinn &c ship winn
fred (Br) Antwerp: barks Mida No), Barcelona Floke
tNvrl. Amsterdam.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or DEPARTURES FROM SKw YORK FOR TnK MONTHS
JULY
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NKw DIRK. Juno 2S-Noon.
The Western Union time ball was to-day dropped one
eighth Of q second last
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BOUND SOUTH.

steamer Glaucus, Bearse. Boston for New York. with
m 40 d passengers TO n Dimock. -
sehr Icsnder A Knowles Chase Gov Bay, CB, for New
York. with coal 70 Perkins 4 Joo.
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WEATHER REPORT.

HoIrnxAp. June %. PM-wind INV, light; barometer
29a78
PLrxourH. June %. Px-wind NV. tresh; cloudy
barometer. % IS, falling.
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RonrKpAM, Juno 2s-ssiisd. bark II Parr tBr), Foo.
bins. New York.
ScILLr. June 23-on. brig widsbraudt tGerl Andres
from PsscsgouIa for Amsterdam a6th bark corolan
0er Won Bremen Philadelphia for Antwerp Carlo Nor)
Tonncsen. New York for Dantsic.
SINGAPORE, June 27-Saled ship Game Cock. Hardy
Boston.
Brager. New York.
Sailed from - June %. bark Asts Giuseppe QtsD.
kenucei. Baltimore.
LONDON june 2s-A telegram from adras the ship
Mabel CLARK. sheldon from Liverpool March for Hong
Kong with coal. 10 lat 81 S. Ion IL
part Of saved No date given The Mabel
Clark built in 1877 waldoboo Me- where she
owned. and 70 gistered 1861 tonsl
Rio JASEIRo June 26-BriE VIM Mallory, Jr. Forsyth.
from New York May for Bucnos Ayres has put In hero
lcaIy.
ship Invncbls Strickland. from Cardiff April II for
Hong Kong has also into this with the loss Of
mizxenmast.
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nKv. SAMUEL W. KING.

member Of the House Of Representatives u she time
Of HIS death.
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WASHINGTON, June %. 1873.
CONGRESSMAN ACKLEN's cARD-A GENERAL
AND SPECIFIC DENIAL OF THE SCANDAL
STORY CURRENT HIS PROPOSAL OF MAR
pYAGR TO TIVE LADY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-04
SECOND pispAroH.
Secretary Shesmsn's Fight with
Fiesd q O'Brien - Purchasing
silver for Ssoveransens Collage.

BAN FRAScisco, April 4-i:30 2. Mt
would appear that tho Wal which has been
threatened between Secretary sherman
and Flood 4 O'Brien. regarding the pur-
chase Of silver bullion, has actually broken
out. The Government has just purchased
silver here W the amount Of sixty thou
sand ounces from Mr.. HAines. agent Of
the London 4 Shanghai Bank. at .
price equivalent To ON penco In
London, although tho London quo
tations for tho last three days have
been Sa pence. An interesting feature OF
this transaction 10 tho fact that Il 10 re-
ported that Haines purchased the silver 10
an his contract from the Selby Smelling
Works. which are under control OF Flood
4 O'Brien. The government has also
purchased from the Grand Prize Mining
Company. for which the Anglo-C California
Bank Is the agent here. 100 ounces. ut the
same price paid Mr.. HAines. Flood 4
O'Brien have been holding out for the
market price In London and tho expense
OF transportation. For . while, Sherman
has contended that they should sell at the
London price fiat. In the above pnr-
chases sherman reems To have come partly
around To Flood 4 O'Brien's views In
dealing with other parties. II 10 also re-
ported. a. Il was ShermAn's intention TO
force fighting. that q few days ago
the government by telegraph offered
the Bank Of California Isd. for silver.
while on the same day II offered tho Ne
vadA Bank only Htsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-04
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

Reports have reached San Jose during
the past two days to the effect that pros
pectors have discovered several silver
bearing quartz lodges on the mountains
in the vicinity Of Edson's ranch. on the
Llagas. Assays show the rock 10 be
worth from $50 TO $45 per ton. Tho
discovery has caused considerable ex-
element In that section, and the entire
country thereabout 10 being staked Of
for mining purposes.
A queer atmospheric phenomenon
was witnessed in the upper part Of
Pajaro valley last Thursday evening.
There had been q slight rain during the
day, and the clouds hung heavy. Just
before sunset 0 large rainbow appeared
on the sky. and % II began to grow less
brilliant, another rainbow equally a
beautiful appeared. This raj . rare
sight and caused much attention.
On Saturday last o little daughter Of
Thomas Snsdiger. residing about ten
miles from Modesto, while playing
around q horss.trough. climbed mp and
chpblZeu lutO y WAFER. Detoto VIC nc'
cident was discovered life was extinct.
A number Of the hydraulic mines in
Placer county have made one run and
had q clean up. and from this time on to
the close OF the mining season cleaning
up In q mine OF another will DO an
every day occurrences.
The ten Cinnamon arrested for riot on
Union Island were tried before Justice
Mowbray at Stockton, and o jury Of
twelve good and lawful citizens brought
In a verdict for acquittal.
Ripe strawberries have been In market
at Cotton. San Bernardino county. for
some time now. and the price will soon
drop to u point that will allow poor men
to indulge In the luxury.
Tie depot for the Marrow Gauge Rail-
road at Los Gatos. Santa Clara county.
is almost completed and will be ready
for use In about q week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-04
CARSON ITEMS.

Carson appeal, Aprii 4..-Ths District
Court met ut 10 o'clock yesterday. Judge
Wright presiding. The prisoners who
we're placed OH trial Tor an attempt TO
break from the State Prison. were
brought up for sentence. John Beloher
and w. @. Burton, who plead guilty,
were sentsnced to one years imprison.
ment In addition 10 the timo for which
they were formerly sentenced. Ned Al.
len, O. Spencer. John Curra. John w.
Nelson and Joe Estrada, who stood
trial and were found guilty as charged.
wero sentenced TO two years imprison-
ment In addition TO their allotted time.
Motion was made for n new trial, which
was overruled. Exception was taken by
counsel.
The amount OF water running around
the plaza makes II q little difficult for
pedestrians In some places. but prom.
Uses better things In the near future,
trees and grass. etc.
The reception on the 18th to be given
the teachers attending the State lnsti-
tute. under the auspices Of the An Fait
Club, will take the place Of their regular
party this month.
The resentenced convicts went down
TO the Warm Springs yesterday. under
escort. to revisit the scenes familiar.
Carson Tribune. Aprl 3.-Ths Opera
House Building Association 10 doing
we'll. and the stockholders are coming
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-04
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

The contractors LOT closing inc pre,k 10
the loveo below Sacramento, nave puii,
$50 feet successfully, n u 10 boiieved
that u no wsshout takes place tue
gap will DO closed by Saturday night, IN
which case all tho water south OF the rail-
ROAD ieVee VIII run on w one asy'
Last night John Harwood. . son.in.law
Of Hart Fellows. Receiver OF the United
States Land Oficc OF the Sacramento DIS
trict, took . room ct tho fremont Hotel,
J street, Sacramento. Tho landlord 81
noon iound hArw1od ueAa w peu. NJ
had poisoned himself WIN suyenh'ne'
Thomas Conroy, foreman OF the Penob-
scot mine. Helena. Montana, fell down
the shaft yesterday, receiving injuries
fram which ha died during tho niQht,
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SPECIAL OrrIcrn.-w. II. Q. Tolmal

SPECIAL OrrIcEn.-w. II. q. Tolman
has been appointed policeman to watch
over the boys who attend the Divide school.
The boys in that locality have become so
unruly that the neighbors have been CON-
PEELED To complain. Mr.. Tolman has been
employed jointly by the Town TRUSTEES
and School Trustees. lie is to act -
truant Officer for tho entire Gold Hill
School District.
fuS POI CARsoS.-The members Of the
Carson Guard will give an entertainment
in the thester at that place on the even.
ings u April 9th aud 10th. when will be
presented the military drama entitled
The Color Guard" The Nsss aeknow-
lodges receipt Of . complimentary ticket.
CORN HAST. the Official surveyor for
storey county, has been appointed United
state. Deputy Mineral Surveyor for
Nevada. A better selection could not have
been male. - Mr.. HAST 10 an old-timer.
and we'll acquainted with mining locations
In this region.
GossIP 10 busy conserving marriages
which are soon 10 take place In Gold Hill.
One young lady confessed 10 aNrws 70
porter yesterday that . certain young man
vas liable 10 Be her mothers son.tn-law
before long.