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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-08
GOLD HILL MARKET
Nsxt deer to the News Once,
[. T.Fox. PROPRIETOR
At THIS MARKET C~ANS
"A always be found
TIE CHOICEST A
'-''' MUTTON. PORK.

Our animals, beng selected from tho bcsa
Cattle Ranches In Nevada and California, are
PRIVATE FAMILIES AND HOTELS will
dnd Il to their advantage to paironike this
Market, where they will alwayt be supplied
with the beet meats the country can AFFORD.
RENDERED TALLow, for mill and mining
lin T.. T. FOX.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-08
FIRST DAY-MOSDAI, October 18th.

FIRST DAY-M0NDAI, October 18th.
FIRST -Bsiiinstts Stake, for thoroughbred
three year-old Niles tociety 10 add an amount
equal 10 entrances dash OF one and . half miles;
won . race shall carry i've pounds extra, any
oily that has Won two races eight pounds extra,
and any hlly that has won three races ton pounds
extra. Second nlly To ave entrance.
sEcoND-Runnins; nee for al three.year.
olds, mile and repeat: pure 500: nrrt horse
$500; second horse si2s; third horss SIS.
THIRp-Mlis and repeat; pure $500: free
for all horses In Nevada; also for all hones In
sierrs. LAssen. Piumas and hodoc counties,
California. 0rant and Lake counties, oregon;
nrt horss sac; second horse ti2s; third horse
SIS.
PoURrH-hunuing: free for ell: dash Of two
miles; entrance SiOO, half forislt. Socisty 10
I'D S200; second horse TO save entrance.
SECOND DAY-fUEsDAY, Oct. sth.
FIRST = TfottinR; ESQ elass; free for al
horses In Nevada and oouniies shove named In
In California and Oregon. Mile hsats. three In
ave: purse fsoo; frt horse $50; second horse
Sias; third horse SIS.
sECoND-Trotting; class 2:Ss; free for ell:
mile heats, best three In I'VE; purss 1900;
fpt hors teoo. second $50. third ti0O.
THIRD DAY-wIDNESDAY, Oct. 9th.
PIRST-Running; two miles and repeat;
free for oil horses In Nevada and the counties
In California and Oregon above named; purse
$500: ,nnt horse $3.50, second tin. and third
}iO.
sRcOND-Running; mile and rspsat; ffes
for Al; purse $50: mt horse $3.50. second 500.
THIRD Trotiing; elsss $50; free for all;
purse $500; nrst horse $50. second sl7s, third
goURrH-Runpins; free foe all: dash Of
oeh.f mile; purse $500; nrst horss sioo'
FOURTH DAH-fHURsDAY, Oct. 10th.
YiRsT- Trotinr; free for oil three.yesr-oids
10 Nevada and the counties In California and
Oregon that have been named. mile heats;
purse $500: nrst horss $500, second t9oo. third
Si0o.
ana rspsst; psrss 500, arst horss 800. second
hons sifs. third horse 500.
HFfH DAY-FRIDlY, October nth
-,u.r p-... III, o-u....a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-08

Al ARD GOLD ANO SILVER
w MlhlN0 COMPANY. Location OF prin.
cipal place of business. ban Francisco. Call.
furniA.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada.
Nouce 10 hereby given. that 1t q meeting Of
the board Of Directors. held ON the 18th day Of
september. 1873. an assessment tho. 2)of Thirty
Gents per share was levied upon the capital
rtock OF the corporation. payable Immediately,
IN United states gold toin. TO the Secretary. nj
The once ~ the COMPANY, Room 10. No. tis
California street. San Francisco. california.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid IA the isth day Of
October. ls7s. will DO delinquent, and adver.
tised Tor sale At public auction. and unlcrs pay
ment 10 made before, will be sold on TUkS-
DAY. the 9th day Of November. 1875, To pay
the delinquent assessment, together with costs
of advertising and expense OF sale.
BY order OF the board of Directors.
JACuB STADTYELDr. ia Secretary.
Ofnce-Hoom %, No. ti9 California street,
San Francisco, California. seiGtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-08
JACKEr slLvER MIN.

NYERAAN SILVER nlAIN0
Location OF works, aold Hill, utorsy county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at Q meeting Of
the Board OF Dircclors held on the 9th day VI sep
tember. 1878, an assessment mo. az vi Thrve
Dollars lksl Der share was levied upon the
esniisi roy oI the CORPORATION. PAYABLE i'm.
mcdiAieIy, In United States gold coin, To the
SECRETARY, OF the once OF the Company. No. az
California street, San Francisco, California.
ANY stock UPON which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Tenth day Of october,
1873, will DO delinquent. and advertised for
sale At public auction, and unlesa payment 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-08
sII,H DlY-sAruRDAY, Oct. 18th.

FIRsT-Trottips |; elaas $40; free for all;
mile heats, three 10 i've: purse $500. npt horss
ttOO, second Si1o. third SIS. Col. L. 0nyes'
hone, Queen, and Croekers mare are barred.
sEooND-rrotting; free for all; mile heat.
: .ssssa Y s.s 81 iAi ssI ;i.S $780, '''' A'''' ''"'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-08
A NDEN SILVER MINING CON.

Oniee-s2s Montgomery street, Room II. San
Francirco. California. ocl ii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-03
LORD a TfYLOR'S oPENING.
Two Handsome Display. In two Great Dry
Goods Houses.

The usual grand fall opening Of Lord ray-
lor m hpl their houses drew multltudcs o ladies to
broadway Ani Twentieth street and 10 Grand and ChrNs
uc streets Yesterday The exposition was principally nj
French and American costumes bonnct, wraps and rare
and costly drc.s good such As velvet hrot AIDES. dmusks
-hs AMI oturr ri,h stun,. but IN every department
hulh houses tr display ul ~ could b., desired
ENfrA drl hruu'h well stacked Will lull lines of
first class urtcrs uni gumtsthis l. always the rule
The house oi lard IN lur-hut nui Tie ru.- Nati,tN
the peculiar aru iuus az both lac, IA t, she iriAr,
utu, wa. very uuiiD'tNu Every kud ni foot covering
m tlr WAY 90 huut.. Slippers hali boots. sandals.
ami fancy shoes Ms ss,h. aud tar pttvt> marvel
nusN low, tNusiiriu- Tire rNc,lrurr and FINISH ut III,
-whs. The Waterproof. duuhiv cuik->nd huuts Iuii
Taylor 40 tour dollars phr are equal 10 those which
Mttt sold 90 1, AMI - last winter the thdrrus huN
HNl Youths Shoes ,Hl 100 iht departments tuth
huus's arc rurrr. uNuilugN low
l M, order d, itulcut tor line lingerie and infAnt,
underwear 40 the brudiWaN house. are some new nuf
exquisite bridal ,,s. consisting u u-lt rulc> chru.,s
drawers, ani SAINT. iimlurd with embroidery and lace
and ornHmruiod with white. blue. coortd aud lar
dlulrlc ribbons AWld humber Of baby BASKETS :
novel Hui NrtA complete uur, dainty tlHs muslin
Lace, Nlk aud uuhon WITH an the tu,lrt Hruct 4
baby an ORIGINAL design VI the head Vi ia, lingerie order
dVlIItmVut
Nul INlor hat hut limited number nf hat, and
bonnet, uu exhibition ma the BrnudWhN huu>, bat they
~" gnttuu APP IA h, own nuuthlr style la Tie Grand
sutt huu the display WAS large, imposing amt 40 gre nj
,arriN Ihv ultnlns Is announced 10 he continued To-
dAN Auu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-03

DONALD On Tuesday. oct I, Mary Donald.
Relatives ANA friends uf the family invited 10 al
t,uh Der MINERAL from her late Residence l5I It'll St.
hruukNn. u H.
fOl NTAiN.-At stamford. Conn. sunday. Sept 90,
atNr short Illness William T. Fountain. aged 90 years
Relatives ANA friends >ectulif invited TO attend
the funeral Allen street Methodist church,
New York. on Thursday. oct q, at O'Clock.
FORD. William Ford, aged 80 years, months and
dnN-
Funeral services at fremont. At residence Of william
Herring. Thursday, oct g. At O'Clock 7. VI. Inter
m"ut ~ Muudhriisc. y. J Friday murnins
NORGAN.-On N'dne shay oct .. Hannah. the beloved
wife ni Bartholomew llurrhn in the All wear Of her
Relatives amt friends ~ the family requested TO at
trrt the funeral on Friday oct 4. NJ 10 4. NJ. from her
late residence, ~ Ensi fth It, near ID thence ~ the
church at the NATIVITY ~ aN CORNER OF 3d st where q
snomu un hls MAJ, viii hr cclvhrnird tor the re-.
Ioso 81 h.r suui lhcrhurt IN Calvary trmeurA.
NtkkNNA- ~ lrr late residence. 90 Ot aV.. corner
OF iAi It. on re.lal. oct L. Bridget Mckcnn. beloved
wiir Of John NckrunI. native OF parish m kilbride,
kiu-s county. Ireland, IN the I2i wear at her age.
The relatives aud hicmis ut the nmliy also those of
Nj Nc hrnna's partner. Richard q. Duily ARE respect
ulA Invited &c. attend the funeral ON Friday, the +th
last ~ Wciurk 4 VI lutorWout ia calvary tcmcte ~.
MNGNEk-ucL = William Martin Wagner. AGED IL
mouths Youngest child ot J. NJ. Wagner and Aimee Z.
tUll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-03
IJN.iNCIlL IND COMMERCI.fL.

"WEDNESDAY. Oct. 2-p. VI. Tho bulk OF
the Stock Exchange transactions to-day was
divided among the Grnngels Lake Shore, and
Lackawanna. in which the strife between tho
opposing operators was sharp and continuous.
At tho opening Of business Northwestern
showed decline Of 4 e cent. over night. ut
3d.. but tho demand for the stock was 80
spirited that the loss was more than made UP
before the call. sales being made ut IL before
noon. Tho preferred Northwestern sympa-
thized in the movement while 1t. Paul ad-
vuncod from 81 a, 10 32'l and Lake Shore from
Gs'i TO CO.,. although st. Paul preferred was
sluggish. improving only a & cont. over first
sales. Erie Wabash Union Pacific and Wost-
ern Union Telegraph received some attention.
but tho change in prices was limitod TO the
smaller fractions. Lackawanna first advanced.
but before midday II decline had set in which
continued through the remainder OF the day.
Among tho stocks which occasionally de-
velop condition Of activity. st. Louis and
Irou Mountain WIS to-day prominent. selling
up from IA o.. pUciif Mail hurdly held it,
own during the early trade. but In the after
noon IL showed organic weakness and runi-
pctcd decline Of l.. 7 cont to II "a Ileka-
wanna Ut the same tin" declined To- 81 :, and
~. Paul pref, rred to co.. Hudson Canal nnd
Central of New Jersey wis heavy aud inactive.
white Morris and Essex WIS not dealt ia NJ any
price. Ia the final trade Western Union was
this WAS the only exception e. generally heavy
list ~ prices. Aside from ~. Paul preferred
the Grung"rs held II portion Of their earlier ad-
vance. although. MS II rulr. closing quotations
were NJ or below those current ut the opening.
Gold sold all day ut 100 opening and closing
at that price bid
N loan. NE rates paid for the OF gold - l. .
Z cent. AMI Hat
H., ccarnrs At the gold Department " the Stock
Exchnng, sli-iuFi gud balances 81 i~S M aud
currency balances. sij3hiu1i. The Sub Treasury
r.nea II called "nd- aud paid out In coin
t,rv.t ~ the public debt ssa.n'p
The day .husncss At The nii'd states sub Treasury
Coin receipts, stlI97 - cO.n payments II lnt1l1 H.
CON balance. si2l"i- 'pi II ,rr.nN receipts. si,d,
81 -; currency payments tT+9uiii -. currency bal
an,r. - 40 =, customs. sSSn". sTdi.UDcancel
led gold certificates sent To- Washington H. 4.
The nlernal revenue receipts at Washington to-day
situlbi sud the customs receipts. SSpUsl The
Treasury also received s47uuoo ia national bank no,cs
Tor redemption
Money wa. IN coed demand call At r cent. the
range Tor the iHv heing 3-5 z cent Mercantile paper
Wns qun;fd At So cont
furVign thaugC ruled az 81 ~ AMI 81 81 ~ DAYS
hill~ Ani short sight ~ sIFcUNUlv
The receipts ut wheat at Chicago to-day covered
10 bushels. shipments, Us{Ol. corn receipts.
2-7.up. shipments. 2JaUu
Milwaukee wheat receipts. INGgu. shipments. dtpp
Toledo wheat rrccipts 1N.utl shipments 71UDO corn
rtcrtnts. - 80. siilmt Mt. tnUTl
tuNt rufuent auid~ were dun. hut adv
Int "a 4 NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-03
R.ICING ~ FROSPECT P.iRK.
4 Judge Punching MINI gu the Quarter
strctch-fast Running.

There We're three close races ut the open
ing OF the running meeting in Prospect Park
yesterday. The first was II dash oi ihl"e-quar-
tiers Of II mile. between Egypt. Rifle. GRAY Lax
Little Mac. md Advance. E.:ypt took the lead
from the start. winning 10y two lengths. M
l:lSis. lliiia came in second, but WIS -" back
10 last because his Rider disniount"l before the
start without permission from the judge. Dan
Desmond, who stood on the quarter street III,
yelled. This is the worst skin ever saw.
Hugh Gallncy, who WIS III the judges stand.
knowing thnt the setting ha.k OF the horse was
in strict accordance with the rules. walked
across the track and punched Desmond ia the
face three 90 four tiIncs. lie then walked DacN
g. the Judges box.
Mex, came selling race ~ one mile aud a
quarter between Advance. Riiic. Iiule Mac. aud
John Edwards. The race WIS neck and nccA
between kilr and Advance. kiilc winnin. b., a
short length In 2:liAD
The sport cnd.d with a milo heat race over
four bundles. The starters WrrH DAllEa-lan
aud Bay Rum. Bay Rum took the first neat aud
DnilgAsiun the SECOND and thiri. Time, / 900,
l:js a. and ?. Fast horses are entered Tor to-
day ; races.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-03
Gov. Rice has forwarded tho following roplyi



N. E,'''"7 lr,ls H'giti Gor'' el, ''ial"'S g.
Sm lr,cciNcd ON saturday Last an extraordinary OH
cal cnmmnni' alton addressed 90 me over your sgna
TINE the contents 81 which had read IN the nc spaler.
ur.r in,s before lrs 10 remind Nunr ENc,lency
ilnt attempted rchuk, of Massachusetts, by south
tafulnH mon ni constitutional stai-
uhi- refinement OF which renders
other defence ia. former stat. unnecessary The
treatment of the case at Hiram n kmptun by the
authorities az hi, Common wcaltli was miuhurncch by
amy personal or political considerations Massachi> It's
had no quarrel Wt South Carolina and friendship
kmltnn. hat Was hound 10 extend each their re-
succiNr H. hts under tie laws Every courtesy. OH iA
aud ncr>uual. oNt.nici 10 the representatives. nt
south Carolina. unusual care Ns- bestowed upon the in
N.-auu AMI consideration "i t' cH>c. AMI ~ decision
Wa. .,a,id upu ground, VI lWfVct inpArtaliiy, Ia
corlancr with law and the facts, AMI with convictions u
luhic duty
M communicating. the decision to ENccllcncy. my
siiirlr 1T that tc object ui the rVuu>iflu d not Ap
pear g. be- tor inc purpose of trNin- kiWltun the
crane chlrs,I a.Aust hini hut Tor different purpose
WIS simple fcclil n uct contained the report
"a, Attorney General copy 81 which FURNISHED IN
my irtrl fNHu ami IA hs opinion and min, clearly
tllli.h,i g., ttiItucUO
Your EN,cncN letter requires 40 HrgnmVn IN reply
q. sum- i,i 10 say that contains statements To- M,
lead tl' public where the TACT, are unknown. Its Ian
sungr au unturN publcauonarc offensive and uiuusti.
liable ana decline - accept II ur permit "a hc pnccd
upon the ME- ui the Executive Department ui hi COM
Wuuwt Attn. II Is herewith returned Your uhciicut
servant, AilNANplk II RCt, Governor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-03

NEW YORK. Wednesday. Oct. 2.-Recclpts 81
hccvcs thi. morning @n car loads ar - iS hcnu
MAXIM ntni NJ 77J since Monday. against f2l for
the tint lnst week % common aud mrdiam Grades
tire uppV largely exceeded the demand AMI sales were
uti.u,uninniy slow alta urther reduction sncr Monday
,.uuai u &C. o. tuHi aud thucc native steers were
,n,r n IN price. hut snlthlc. rNa~ Hm Cherokee eat
tc rtngct tfun dc en- tnrc.s "a ~. 70 the gross cwt.
s. auc head IN &C. To dress - hs. with nu.i ~
III. strs At sst ,r dress 81 MS Sales ot native
si,rrs were mainly 1T 7er r. N toiVss a5eid rs. Tat
some nf the ruuthrst Hrltimurc cattle went rs low MS
uic ~ dress - ~ aud best Ohio nnd keniuckN seers
M, m To- tnttrs~ - ~. und ear loads ~ extra llhhs
strcrs nnu h.. average purchased Inst SATURDAY,
In chicago ~ s12b r lup n live weight were not Tor
sl, .f, Eximrters TUX ,hs1tnt steers at Sslbc r.
Errcpts ~ raVrs ~ head. iuhkin1 total Z" avs
since Monday .enns. iHJ Tor the same time last week
Gr..sr. aud hnt milk calves ruled dull Ut low nyuLes.
or - nai ~ H. MlE ted vclls were steady ut his@7c,
with inst .iii III IT, 4Ml'sr . 49, -. -
l.scrints at sheep Hul lnls were ~ CIV lohu.i ".
t2Tp head. nuking total o duTf since Monthly nHni,si
$3.50 ur iiir last week. Sheep were ~ Huvu
demand at ~ @j.r r n. Lambs were hrfer ana more
active ut 4isnjlsc. - n. oco n..,
Receipts m husS ~ car londs, or bon henn
making p.52N Monday. against 1880 Tor nc Hane
last week Live hogs slow OF sale al JsttsS
T. ~, with car loud sold at a1ec.. aud cars ~ &c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-03
the sEyrcas COSTLY cRockERr.
Charges Upon which Police Captain schultz
IL 10 he Trtcd.

The ncwly-made Police Captain William
Schultz. is to be tried to-day, on charges pre-
scented by Commissioner Erhardt Following
is copy Of the charges and specifications
~ q hrd q, r.,s. o 4. i';e' nleh"e,o,, Z; I;g~
schultz III hc Twenty fourth Precinct with conduct I'M
becoming an uiltt SPECIFICATIONS -
fir.t--un the 18th dav ui Anil is7s the aid William
a.sgn,d to the command ui the Invent, fourth Precinct
tor three ahrcoils AMI 'iS dozen naIkiu Tor usc uuun
the said steamer Seneca. which required nor
r w,h ,leV Of XIII is4s a." snii Wui,n S,Glil ih"i
being sergeant nS nlursnid uHdc another rtqi.itu inr
sad police steamer seneca which articles wrrr not re-
quircd necessary tor H." ulon said mlc' sruu"r.
aud on the IN day "i Anil the smi Ninm schultz.
then being Scueant hs aforesaid made hnmhtr i'glsi.
itpi Tor white china st wn dua'u q" hll tour d"Ni
knives and iurks. lar nl small "" d"len il' hml
tea sppuns nnc snup ndr ni one saucepan Tor U.s. upn
tile said ore steamer seneca. which hruc'cs wcfr not
required nor necessary tor Use ulnh me sid STEAMER
ScncVn AMI tue said William sci ull. while sergeant ns
aforesaid. the 25th ut April 1878. made another tpu
siuun tor large dining tray, unc carving knc ana inrk
cca which articles were not required nor necessary tor
use upon the said steamer seneca-wich said several
administration uf the duties Of All officer commanding
precinct.
The charges then 30 on TO narrate the pur-
chase oftho tableware selected IN the nbov,
rcuuisitiOns, tho total cost OF which amounted
to s33G.SJ Tho bill for thc same was presented
to tho Police Board In May, and. MIR. Erhnrdt
then obIucting TO its payment. was passcd on
ing declaration Is added To- the acquisitions.
which wore signed by Capt. Schultz:
We do hereby certify that the ARTICLES enumerated in
reau-uuii N" ~, are necessary tor the LAWFUL usc ana
service Of this Il, apartment and are hereby allowed
The certificates ARC nll signed VIM f. Smith.
Capt. schultz 1t is believed. will acknowledge
the truth Of thcsu charges. mud plcad that they
are not unbocOining an officer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. At Tcnanv y. ~ OCT . 10y
the Rev charles baldwin ~ Mrdfnrd. Mas. Frank
fu.cnc Lawrence Council Bluffs. IuWn To- Margaret
l,Insst1n, daughter O Henry Is. aud Elizabeth Cady
stanton
LtlGiIroN.-iIALL In BROOKLYN, on the lst inst, by
the Rev. ! " Satlrs d. u. Mr T. Leighton ct Roches-
W. y 10 Mis- Jranue Han Ut Aberdeen. scotland
Montgomery tuE-pn Tue SHAY. oct ]. at the
residence ut tile brides parents. Engcwo1l llns y j..
10y the itrV u VI Booth Richard Malcolm MONTGOMERY,
m Brw"klyn l.. l.. To Alice :, daughter Of George Il
C,-'. Esu
INTERSECTIONS In Geneva. y. Y. on Monday,
SEPT - hV the Rev. pr Nelson. Ms. Julia L. Brown VI
Chicago to Mr charles G. Whitney OF this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-03
Suslnrss Homes.


il the best liquid dcnufricc IN the world. II thor
otglv clraus's partially aiccavcd teeth from all par.
aaitr. ur hNing "Hnmaculp.' leaving them pearly
white iuunrtiug delightful fragrance to the breath.
TIE FNAGRANT "FLORiLINB"
removes instantly an urs arising from foul stomach
or Oinrcn snAe Hrg partly composed " honey. soda.
aud rxtracts herbs aud plants II Is perfectly
harmless, and icilrtnus Us sherry.
rrunrri hy HENRY &. GALLIf. 1913 oxford ST. Lon
don, England, AMI TcLiilci everywhere,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-03
Twenty Minutes Under Ground.

George Schnell. u we'll digger. was buried by
the eaNing IN Of sewer excavation that he was digging
in Market street. Paterson yesterday. lie was under the
sand head and ALL tor fully twenty minutes ard although
apparently dead when dug out lac revived the admin
israuun vi TvsornuVes aud seems 10 have suffered no III
a1eeta from hiA Aubterranean eApeTenee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-03
RoiiNa. Evrcrrvr CH,NHrR,
lmLIMhIA. l. sNni. "a

tutrNhiA. : q. sept -
NJ He'Hsncg t+niattH n hi-,. '.p,saa, Itansi. Ne.
NN OWING Go NV ulnNNis he alsrucc. Nuur letter
w.u- &" surrender Hiram u kimpiom. a fugitive from
u.iDt. ARRESTED m Mnt-scis IT.. tor Whu~e delivery
NlN indictment tutd against Ina here for d
ultl'd 90 Ills >tau. J. Governor of south Carolina
tht utmat tNu. IN, Governor II Massachusetts.
900 trcnriHnr, win the Constitution u the urd STATE,
nid fr ntt N 'usrss passed IN iursuAnre thereof has
remained unanswered frArrt that the fhit Executive
ui thv -rrat state 81 Massachusetts should have commit
ud 90 Ntstut violation of Tie suprrm" law u the land
"a ~ tu" rtrpnfhhlr ~ IL nature ~ the state suner
iN- l fthA has uu pussillr redress Hal confined
Nuus, Go sNins -iuuc refusal tu surrender the
uN, should WUk ne turtlVl comm, ulun Nuur let
ter - ilr dtsr,g Afi by the ENccuuN" authnitA ~
Siait tnuesrns the Who'll, people ~ the nit,d states.
hut iutsuuch Won have NJ u base action
the ufi that iu Judgment the object Irucur.
us The indictment against Patterson Parker. and kmn
ton drs u atat Co ho tor The prpnsT ~ irving kmI.
tom tr tc crime charged a-anst him. but tor different
llrIuse. ~ 3. duty tuNcrur 81 south Carolina TO
add that oar stat ltu h. ,utr.t arTaucd AMI
rUpt tie unworthy imputauou ~ de with Indignant
scufn. am our uncdirnt servant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-03
The Anu.soclnl,st I'm rroEre..ed.

BERLIN. oct. 2.-ln tho Parliamentary Com
mitV the Socialist L has passed its second reading IN
nl essential points the after it. first reading
The committee even retained two NrHts AMI han us the
term Of operation ui the bll Notwithstanding the Obec
non Of LOnnl Won Enlohhnrs.
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Families returning wshug boot. shoes, CATERS &c,
can obtain all vniuus styles excellent In quality and
moderate IN price. at MILLER a cos $40 Broadway
Fan styles Pine SIX Hats. NJ. 20; worth ~.
Fine DerhSs Stu. worth sJ 10 New church up stars
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Arrived wrpNr.o,r. oct .

Arrived WEDNESDAY. oct ..
s. State ol Georgia, Cooper. Glasgow Sept 30 and
Larnr I'D.
- champion, Lockwood Charleston.
- Richmond krilv Norfolk.
- Nynunkr. Couch. Nchmund. CITY Point and Norfolk
- Italy. simpson. lunduu.
tar sept ~
triiurt iurcuds Hamburg SEPT IL. and Hayre 2lst
~ Harold ltanrnrcr. Nic-cr. Cardiff
:. Eetuurn Lnhusnn. Portland.
- Iirrtnuds. Wilson. Porto tnhclo
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A Lawyer Arrested ON "a Charge of Robbery

j. Is. Darlington. lawyer, nged SO. who gave
hi, residence 4Od fiit avenue BROOKLYN was yestcr
day arrested In BrookJ the complaint O Detective
NnOds IT Bnstnn. who accuses him ~ having, Aug.
stolen three tinted states uurpcr cent bonds worth
a.. ltu lrum Mrs Annie Cushnc nl Boston DvAriugtnu
aud hs wiic were hviug IN the same house win Mrs
fushnci last up 10 nbput the time O the rob
berry. The buuls were stolen from a trunk aud Mrs
Cu,hnel thinks the THEFT was committed One evening
v hir size was the theatre on Dearingtons Initiation
lie Quilted the theatre aud was my seriously ahen Tor
wv hours Mrs tuahnV discovered the robbery several
DAYS later and after Darlington had quilted the city
D,aliustOn committed " Raymond street Jail 10
await IgQulsiuOn
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Dycing nnd CIenning.-rhc New York Dycinr and
Piiniig EStnhsiirni Staten 1slnni-ofices ~ Duane
st. ~, Broadway Giu 9TH av New YORK, IJJ Perrepon
81, Brooklyn Established years,
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M.IRIyE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AtNANAc-rnts nav - -
sun rises. ~ sets. - Moon sets...1 IL
wATfR--rius NV.
Sandy Hook IL 40 Uu, Island. - Hell Gate... 81
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nr T. 4 StttHNANS appliance and curative retains
aud ~ ri RE without the injury Of q truss
Pamphlet with photographic .cncs-cs of cases before
and after cure mailed tor iUc. Office. 25l Broadway