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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
nA.sAcnu.Errs .ErusLIcAss.

The Ticket which Will Ovsrwhein
the white Piunssd N~avarre-A
Platform Upos which Hen'ss
Men Can stand and challenge
tho Admiration or she Old Bay
btats.
WORCESTER, Sept. lS.-Ths Massa-
chusstts Republican State Convention
assembled this morning. Governor
Claain was chosen permanent chairman.
A resolution was offered and referred to
the Committee on Resolutions, demand.
ing that the corrupt, incompetent and
unnecessary officers and employees in
trenched in the Boston Custom.house
and other public offices Of the State
shall at once DO discharged and such
places s the public good requires be
filed with honest, God.fearipg. capable
and law.abiding citizens.
An informal ballot was taken for Gov
ernor and resulted (: Talbot. 85l ; Long,
2G6. Benjamin F. Butler received two
votes on the informal ballot that gave
Talbot S5i. and when Buffers name was
read II was received with Kisses and
laughter. On motion Of Michaels tbs
informal ballot was made formal and
Hon. Thomas A. Talbot was declared
nominated for Governor with but one
dissenting voice. John d. Long was
nominated for Lieutenant Governor,
Henry l.. Pierce for Secretary OF State.
Hon. Charles Endioott for Treasurer and
Hon. George Marston for Attorney
General.
The platform renews the allegiance
| OF the party to Its principles and 70.
joicss in the approaching accomplish
mant Of resumption aud the mainten.
ance OF interconvsrtibls paper and gold;
believes the American people too honest
to use anything for money which neither
represents value nor has value. and
regard too highly their prosperity to
transfer unredsemsd aud unredeemable
promises TO money Of full current value
In every market In ths world: refundinR
at lower rates should DO pushed forward
and the strictest economy observed;
taxes should be reduced wherever feast.
| BILE; civil administration should be main
tanned In honesty aud efficiency by the
Executive Department. which should
take the responsibility which belongs TO
il; nominations 10 office should DO made
without dictation from other departments
OF the Government, and should. In the
exercise OF this power. use the same
care and good judgment as in other
business; no public grants for private
enterprises; commends the efficiency OF
the State government. and denouncos M
false the charges made against u; the
commonwealth Of Massachusetts, has for
two centuries prospered through the oh.
servancs OF the identity OF interests, and
whoever strives TO foment disturbance by
falsely teaching that the community Is
composed Of hostile classes Is a public
enemy whose defeat is essential to con.
tinued prosperity /; the success OF the
bold effort to place an open repndiator
in the Gubernatorial chair will be an an.
nouncement for the first time 10 her his.
tory that Massachusetts, waver In her
devotion to honest finance ; the Repub.
licans Of Massachusetts, will keep oil
their pledges and will stand by the
President in his efforts to keep his cor
daily commend the purposes and In.
tegrity Of his Administration /; his firm
ness in resisting all attempts to limit his
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
AN UNBEATABLE TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer. and 10 you lead Q mis-
cradle, upsatisfsetory life In this beautiful
world. u 10 entirely your v fault and there 10
,niv ons excuse for ~you-your unreasonable
prejudice ana skeptietsm. which has killed
thousands. Pers nal knowledge and eomLon
r.i,se reasoning will 20 IN show you that 0reen's
August Flower will ours you OF Liver Dom
plant, or Dyspepsia. with sn It, miserable
effects, such a. Siek headschs. pslpitation OF
the heart, rour stomach, hzbltuaI c~ostiv-ness.
dizziness of the head. nervous prostration low
sririts, etc. Its salee now reach every tovnon
the Western O Ointment. and not Q Druggist but
will tell you Of It's wonderful cures. You can
buv . sample Bottle for 10 cents. Tnrss do.es
will relieve you. jelO COW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
.ruuuei isixhis Cisimssi.

l.. j. Baldwin has located the Baldwin
Tunnel, three miles northwest Of the
Lady Bryan mine.
+. Il. Dexter has located the Dexter
Tunnel, southwest Of the Baldwin Tun-
mel.
Sam. T. Curtis has located the Curtis
Tunnel, southwest Of the Dexter Tun-
mel.
The notices Of the above-named loca-
tons were filed for record this morning.
The property is situated in Storey
County, Virginia Mining District.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
EUREKA CONVENTION.
KInKEAD RECEIVES the NoMINA.
TON FOR GOVERNOR.
z. n. Daggett Nominated By Ac.
clamatlon for Congress.
THE ELECTED DELEGATES FROM
STOREY ADMITTED.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GoLp HnL DAnr
NEws.

EUREKA. New, Sept. l9.-The Com.
mittes on Credentials reported In favor
Of the admission Of the elected delegates
from Storey County at z o'clock last
evening. The debate upon accepting
the report occupied four hours, but at
II o'clock the report was adopted. and
the elected delegates admitted to their
seats.
A committee to draft q platform was
then appointed. and the Convention adj
journed until this morning.
EuREKl. New. Sept. 1910 P. NJ
II. n. Daggett has just been unanimous.
ly nominated rs candidate for Congress.
The fight for the Governorship was
narrowed down to Kinkead and Conner.
Mr.. Kinksad received the nomination By
a vote OF 90 to CT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
RRMARKABLR CA.R.

One q the most extraordinary eurss on
record was tina: Of the man John y. Herman.
deg. residing In salt Lake city. who Vas Of
deaths door with that terrible disease Maras-
mus the best medical Aid had failed 10 stop
tins progress OF the mslady. wnen twenty.three
bottles of BRIsTOL'S sARSAPAk,LLA and
thrss phiais OF DRlsToLs PILLS made him .
we'll man. ly3o In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
App.r.,o.mss, OF Delegates.

A meeting Of the Democratic County
Central Committee was held last night
at Mayor Bslknap's Office for the pur.
pose Of appor,ioning delegates to the
County Convention. Tho following APP
portionment was agreed upon : Viz
cinia-First Ward. $50 voters, Z del
egates ; Second Ward. 49,. 10 delegates
Third Ward. 935. II delegates ; Fourth
Ward. 40. 4 delegates. Gold Hill
First Ward, I79. IL delegates ; Second
Ward. 3i2, s delegates. flowery-55, l
delegate. American Flat. =. l delegate.
Total, 81 delegates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
R.,d,uw Cheyeuue..

TOPEKA. Kan, Sept. l9.-lt Is 70.
ported, and is not improbable, that some
Chsysnnes who escaped from their ter.
ritory q few days ago have been burning
houses near Fort Dodge. West Kansas.
Troops are corralling the raiders. A
later dispatch says fifteen cattle drivers
and Company ], Fourth Cavalry. fought
these Indians, killing two. Ono soldier
was wounded. The Indians then went
north. They have killed several herders
and stolen many horses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
A CARD.

To al who arc suffering from the mon and
indiserstions Of youth. nervous vssiness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you, yalE OF cnAndn,
This great remedy was discovered by Q mission.
AIRY In south America. send . self-addresssd
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH T. iNhAN,
station ID. Bible House. New York CITY.
ke2O Gun
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
Military Matters.

At a meeting OF the Sarsfield Guard In
Gold Hill last evening n most important
step was taken. and ons which. IL fol-
lowed up. will result in much benefit to
the military companies Of Nevada. A
COMMITTEES Of three was appointed To con.
Ger with u like committee from each OF
the other companies in the Stats for the
purpose Of drafting u bill To provide for
a regulation uniform for the State mill
tia. The other companies were cordial
~ invited to join in this matter. and IN
order that definite action may be taken
as soon as possible, 1t was proposed that
a conference Of the several committees
DO held in Virginia City n week FROM
next Saturday night. II is thought that
the result OF such u conference will be
the draft Of a bill whereby the uniforms
OF the companies will be furnished by
the State. IL the militia themselves can
agree upon such u bill there will be no
difficulty in securing its passage by the
Legislature which is to meet in Carson
this Winter. Nevada has some OF the
finest military companies on the coast.
AMI she has a right to be- proud OF them.
Let her. therefore, SEQ that they are well
armed and well equipped.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
REr0nT.
san Francisco Board.

LAST EyESiSo.
100 Meadow Valley, iOc
2i5 Raymond 4 Ely, 6, 81
$50 Eureka Con-. 40. i0s
92j Jackson. i0S. II. H.
1905 Belmont. 4, a.. 40
100 Phenix. 3
$50 Leopard. 1 GO. lt.i70
$50 Jefferson, 2
COO GilA. SOC
200 Northern Belle. lOt, Iois, lOk
$3.50 Hussey. 90c. 9jc. 75c. soc
40 Manhattan,
$50 DE Frees. soc
800 Grand Prize. G. 81. 81
5000 Argenta. "a. 2 50. 2 30
1s20 Navajo. I 40. I IS
li05 Endowment, i5c, iOc
9c0 Independence. .. 2 "
$50 STAR
100 TuscarorA. sc
$50 Belle Isle. 4jc
700 Day. Coo. J0c
775:Hillsids .i4S,t
$50 H~ighbridge,
co Modoc. G0c. 55c
100 New Co.o. 300
ESQ Bodie. 20. 49,, l9h
420!Beehtel. I 30, TO-. 1
go MeClinton. soc, soc
AGO Tioga, "a. 90, 3. GO. 2W
400 summit, ~, ~
2J0 Bulwer. ias
100 0oodshAw. SOC. 9Oc, Sc
$50 Coneordia. soc. tOc
ls05 Oriental. ia,is, l 40. I 81
2C0 Belyidere. IL
100 Champion, is,l
40 BlsckhAwk. soc.
$50 South Bodie. COO. Csc. 75c
$50 Booker. soc. 9jc, soc
AIS south Standard. 5Oc
$50 Richter. 2
955 Mono. 5. 5 10. 5 20
$50 Con. Pacific. l 10. ~ bSO
100 Leeds.
$3.50 Tiptop. I 10. I 10. l 20
- Golden Terra. a.
200 HomestAke.
20 Martin White. ]
2ii0 welis.fargo. Sc. 100
$50 Ward. ~, I 40
as scorpion. ~, liz, III
1910 LeviAthAn. T5c, coo
2o5 Morning Star. 1
2iO North Con. Virginia. 81. 10
$50 Trojan, zoe. iOc
$50 Lee, 75c
1910 North ophir. 2 90. J
l5i5 Benton Con-, ca, Z. IA. ~. 81, ..
sS,G ca
31j Solid Silver. 3. ~, go
900 Rough a Ready. "a
800 Vermont. Is. i5., iifs, i5l,
100 blue Jacket. G
1900 Columbia. I 10,
THis MORNING.
379s ophir. CT. co. co.., sou. 80. co b5,
59a b5. 30
$500 Mexican. ssh. 5sS. 80. 59a b5
1870 Gould A Curry. Ia. liz, ia.
la
7CO Best 4 Bslcher. 80. sOI. SOs
$40 California, i3S, is'.
$50 Savage. lea, iGS
2GTj Con. Virginia. iis, i5as. 10. iis.
rs b5. 10
$50 Chollar. Potosi. ~. a. a.
1915 Hale a Noreross. i5a. l6, 49,. iGs
bio. i5h
1895 Crown Point. .. 81. So, ss. 81
$40 Yellow. Jacket. ~, 2S, 22a. 2t,
-. 23S. -
also Imperial, l, %
ass Kentuek. Z, "a, ~
$50 Alpha. iis
1905 Beleher. ~. 81, o.. ga bJ0. o.
3J0 Sierra Nevads. lGG. lG7. les. les b,
lCGS, iG7
$50 Confidence. 50, Q, 81
10 Utah. AZ
1910 bullion. i2h. l2s
1875 EIehequer. 81, 50, "a
$40 Overmsn. II. liz. iIs
20 seg. Beleher. Is
1910 Justice. 81. g., -, 10 bio
iC5 Union Con-, 10. Ill, ii2. nv
$50 SuccOr. 2, I 90, I 80, IL
$685. Lady Bryan, a., I, a. boo. 4 10,
$50
ms Alta. i6s, iGs. IL. lGf.
1870 Julia. Ga, ca, 7. GA,.Gf.
500 Caledonia. 4, Jj5. J 20. 4 b30. . W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
rir. Is.ur.sos .. che raelne Coast.


CHICAGO. Sept. ls.-In tho session OF
tho Fire Underwriters OF the Northwest
to-day. n paper by George d. Dornin,
Secretary Of the Firsman's Fund Insur-
ancs Company Of San Francisco. was
read by the Secretary Of the Association.
Tho subject was. Insurance on the
Pacific Coast" The first California
company was formed In 1861, since
which time eighteen have done business
and seven remain. There are now 10
companies doing business on the coast.
Of which Z are local. n eastern, and 20
foreign. Three Of the last were from
New Zealand. The paper closed with .
sketch Of the way business 10 done on
this coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
ONE OF TnH pRIGnTRsT CHARMS

OF . fair face lie . nne set Of teeth. The ladies
being fully alive to this fact. psironixe sozo.
DON'T in preference to any other dentifnee.
since they know by experience that It preserves
like no other the pristine vhiteness and clean.
Illness Of the teeth, and males . naturally sweet
breath additionally fragrant. II IL one OF the
privilege of the Isdur scr TO look lovely, and
that portion Of II which uses sOZODONT has
learned that the article contributes IN no small
degree 10 the end In view. All druggists sell
A. sell I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
rnR rAI.ACE EATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef upeIcellsd In Storey
county, 10 to Thomas Hsnron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace saloon. No. : North O street,
Virginia City. Fresh oysters 81 all hour In
every style. Forty miners always on hand Of
night. For tasty. home style Of cooking. and
the best and frerl cot Of oil that the markets
TT u. spi1 u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19

A LITTLE girl asked q minister; "Do
you think my father will 60 TO heavsnf"
"why. yes. my child. Why do you
aski" "Wsll, because u hs didn't
have his own way he wouldn't stay
long"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
A VOICE n NEVADA.

From Virginia oiiya poor sufferer, almost
devoured alive by an uleerous secret disease.
sends us his thanks aud gratitude for bis 70
covery TO hath. effected by those sterling good
medicin ., Brstol's SarsaparillA and Ptlls,
established for over forty years. They have the
confidence OF both doctors and patients.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
street Qastatisas.

tsr the wk-rKRS UNION rkLEoRAru Lisal
San fR,Scisco, Sept. io.-2i0 p. n.
Con. Virginia i5S, Hale 4 Norcros-
iGs, Ophir GIN. Savage liz, Union lis,
Bodie ~. Sierra Nevada iC9. Mexican ca,
Belcher ~. Crown Point 81. Gould 4
Curry IS. Julia ~.
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A.u,.,. ana. a...,...

\ Ierch. A Kenneick. @ d Doisot, Mrs
W stephens. n Noble. Mrs u Mckenzie.
Mrs Wool. T $ whitmore. l. II Torp. J II
Maihewson. Gov Bradley. N u Cohen and
wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19

Two SOC burgesses talking together:
my dear. / nun in despair" "whyi''
"My husbands portrait has been placed
next to . nude subject, and he appears
TO regard II tenderly."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
O, II,

o. II. 0ALLur. opposite the Bank Of oaiifor.
nia, oold Hill, Keeps constantly on hand III
favorite brands Of Imported C.sarr. ohoice bit
cigafs. eli kinds OF chewing tobacco. mcef.
schaum pipes, nuts, candies. dns cutlery, and
toys and iancy goods of all kinds. apps N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
wONDRw.

This great cure for Rheumatism. Neuralgia
and all Pains. Burma. scalds, Colds. and oil
aches and psins that people and families sufer
with, Ia really o wonder aud . success. j.
Jones, Jr, sells g at Gold Hi. iei1 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19

A CLEVELAND woman advertises that
she will take In washing. and, being
until recently in ~afiusnce." she knows
what ~fastidious folks require.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP, si.ou.

And the same to and nom ell intermsdiats
points.
PASSENGERS ct 0lenbrook desiring 10 20 70
McKinney's will BE- taken there the sane hight.
for We are Determined 70 fully accommodate
everybody
CAPTAIN PoMIsR 10 one OF the ablest and
most experienced Captains on the lake, and -
such 10 veil and fasorsbly known " all tiav.
The GOV. STANFORD being tho largest
steamer on the lake, her capacity and fscili.
tiss for comfort and accommodation are IN.
equaied. Ux Sm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
uIsCILLASEoUs
LAKE TAHOE !.
Steamer "Gov. Stanford"
CAPTAIN ). H. PoMISR.
FARE U

nHR wELLKNowN DOUBLE DECK AND
! double engine steamer GOV. STAMFORD
having been purchased BY Messrs. Hawthorne.
Turner and Pomins. every attention win b.
Inc travelling and pie asure-sesiing public.
The GOV. STANFORD will make daily
trips around the lake, touching Of Hot spring..
Tahoe City, MeKinnsys. Emerald Bay: fank's,
Rowland's. etc.. connecting with Benton's
stages from Carson. Gold hiil and Virginia.
and thence 10 Tahoe City ir time for Moody 4
Huntington's stages for rruetes and the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit of Emily L. Simmons for di-
voree from her husband, zachariah E. Simmons, Judge
Van Brunt In Supreme Court Chambers directed ref
erence Thaddeus H. Lane, the husband putting IN no
denial
Judge Van Brunt yesterday married Andrea
Fogacci age twenty to Angelaaccupi age seventeen,
both hearty healthy young Italians, the bride hay
ing pretensiOns beauty The ceremony Oh KISS
ing the bride omitted.
Bernard Hufnagles application to reopen
his accounts administrator Of the estate OF Morris A.
Geshedt of Brooklyn that he might charge the estate
with $780, commissions and money loaned to two Of
the heirs denied yesterday BY Surrogate Daley OF
Brooklyn, without costs.
Henrietta w. CrOokes has sued her husband,
John Henry Crookes Tor limited divorce, for his acts
OF cruelty toward her and her children. The summons
seems from the papers TO have been served him at
the FOrdham Home for Incurabes. Judge j. f. DAILY, in
referring the case TO Richard McIIenry.
The suit of Emma j. Wood, against William
H. Wood for limited divorce. before Justice Gilbert
Of Brooklyn yesterday motion for alimOny and coun-
sci fees Mrs Woods allegations that her husband had
failed TO support his family denied by the de-
PENDANT who that he fully supported his family,
and that the whole trouble with his mOtheT-inaW.
The matter was referred to s. NJ. Ostrander
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-CaDtain Ralph
Chandler IS ordered to command the LackawanDa, at
the Mare Island Navy Yard Lieutenant Commander
Yates Stirling as executive officer 10 the Lackawanna
Lieutenant John j. Brice Surgeon Stephen d. Kennedy,
Cadet Engineers william A. Bartlett and Charles L.
Wight, and Boatswain James Farrell to the Lacka-
wanna Lieutenant John Wallis is detached from the
Passaic and ordered to the receiving ship Franklin
Lieutenant Franklin j. Drake from the Powhatan and
ordered to the Lackawanna Lieutenant William p.
Potter from the Naval Academy and ordered TO the
POwhatan Master jeremiah O. Burnett from the nauti-
cal scholarship jamestown and ordered to the Lacka-
wanna; Lieutenant Chapman c. Todd, aud Assistant
Surgeon Francis L. Nash from the receiving ship Frank
lin and ordered 70 the Lackawanna Lieutenant Nelson
Houston from the receiving ship Independence and
ordered to the Lackawanna Other Onicers OF minor
grade have been detached from the Pensacola ana
ordered 10 the LackaWanna. Paymaster francis H.
Human Is detached from the Mare Island Navy Aafd ana
ordered TO the Lackawanna. South Atlantic dispatches
have been received from arAdmiral Nichols com
handing the South Atlantic Station dated on board the
Hartford, at Rio de JanerO JulY 20, which say lnat,
with the exception OF some cases OF bilious remltgehJ
fever the health OF the squadron IL pretty FAIR Je
Admiral himself had been sick, but had recovered There
epidemic disease tn the squadron nor neatOns OF
any. The trial OF Paymasters Clerk ALVIN H. Reed nad
concluded and the proceedings have reached the
Department revision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
ASKING PROTECTION FROM LIS WIFE.

One of the unusual cases In which hus-
hand charges his wife with cruelty and asks legal
separation from her that account, came yesterday
before Judge sper in Superior Court Special Term The
case was that OF Timothy MOynahan against Hannah
Moynalan For forty-hve years the lawyers had cor
suded that an abused husband could have relief
eept from physical force, when three years ago keen
eyed lawyer discovered that the Revised Statutes Of
1880 did not repeal law of 1924 giving weakbodied
husband equal rights with abused wife. The courts
sustained this view and since then there have been three
OF four suits where husband has asked the Court to
protect him from his wife, this suit being MOyna
han charges his wife with great cruelty to him. The
case came yesterday before Judge sper on motion by
the wife for alimOny the ground that her husband
w as at least moderately wealthy, while she had no
means to defend herself On the part of the husband
10 was claimed that the wife had abandoned him. and
had not offered 10 to him. and that she had not
even denied her husbands charges OF cruelty Judge
sper adjourned the argument TO Thursday, to give
either side opportunity TO put in further aidayts as
to the facts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
THE COURTS.
QUESTIONS UNDER THE EVICTION Law.
AZ rNrUNcTIoN CONTINUED IN A COMPLICATED

QUESTIONS UNDER THE EVICTION LAW.
- ,NrtrNCTIoN CONTINUED IN COMPLICATED
SUIT.
suit involving many questions OF the In
,,,ed summary eviction law came before Judge Van
p,nt An Supreme COURT Chambers, yesterday. Benia-
,u = CLAYTON and Anna Clayton leased No. 81 West
truentyeghthst from the owners, and then subet TO
lanes e. Sands with furniture, at higher rate.
ssnds turning it into an apartment house, subet TO
Oher Of tenants Sands fell behind in his rent. His
yuse Is that the Caytons had failed to pay their rent
and 80 the paramount landlord threatening ALL him
elf included with eviction. Justice Kelly who holds
ne sixth District Court being absent the ClaytOns be-
fore Justice Campbell who undertook to act for Justice
Kely Mr. Sands through his counsel Christopher Fine,
raised great number of questions to the regularity
of the proceedings al of which oyerruled but an
adjournment OF two days obtained, and meanwhile
sands appealed by suit in which he was plaintiff 10
the Supreme Court and obtained temporary injunction
restraining the ClayOns from pursuing their proceed
me The case came up yesterday IN Supreme Court,
chambers to continue this injunction, and Judge Van
Brunt while thinking apparently that there were several
e I'm the process placed his decision this GrOund:
faf IN this Kind OF proceeding nothing could be pre-
nmed against the cnaut the statement that the house
,res NO 80 West Twentyeighth-st gave judicial in
formation that Ii I'm the district where Mr. Kelly or
his substitute had power 70 issue such warrants ana
time Judge Van Brunt said that he had issued the tenn
norary Injunction under the strong Impression that
when the rent OF premises and the hire OF furniture were
mingled together, the proceeding for eviction Tor non
nayment of rent could not be resortcd to- The only
remedy was by regular action. "Suthcent unto the
dav ia the evil thereof and there being clear defect
in the process before the Justice was not necessary
FOR him to decide other questions The injunction was
continued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
pRosEcur1Na AZ az PIPE.L1NE.

HARRIsBURG, Penn, Aug. 25.-DeputY-At-
toney L. D. Gilbert has to YenangO County
to obtain writ Of quo warraBtO against the company
known as the United Pipe Mues--a corporation that
buys. sells. stores, and transports petroleum. The
grounds upon which the quo warranto viii DO asked
That the company doing business In the county
OF Mexican, where no company is authorized 70 do a
business Of that character that the company Is conf
carrier and has violated ts duty such by refus-
to receive aud transport petroleum when offered TO II
Tor that purpose and that 10 has Disseminated IN rates
OF charges for storage and transportation OF petroleum