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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-30

The contest over the uebt OF virginia LII lIo
Legislature of that State appears to be prao-
tically ended, and happily with the complete
tiefeat and rout OF the forcible readjusters,
who proposed to tamper with the integ ity OF
The State debt Their strength had been
great from the first, and 1t looked, for a time,
as IL they were about to get possession OF the
Legislature. BY admitting the Independents
to the Democratic or Conservative caucus the
ypadiusters controlled It's action, and elected
their candidate for Speaker. The quarrel be-
tween the two wings of the party ON the ques-
lion of the payment Of the debt resulted IN
split In the caucus, which divided into two
bodies. each of which claimed to be the true
representative of the Democratic party.
Then came Gov. Halliday's inaugural ad-
dress. appealing to the Legislature to uphold
The financial honor of the Old Dominion.
Since that time the forcible readjusters have
shown great weakening. They offered various
aompromises; all of which were refused by
the debt-paying element of the General As
sembly.
The election of various State officers by the
Legislature last Wednesday showed the fact
that the regular Conservative caucus presided
over by Gen. w. Ell. L. Lee and which is In
favor of the payment of the whole debt, is
now master of the situation. All OF It's
nominees were elected by large malorities.
This caucus now possesses an indisputed ma
iority of the Democratic members OF the
Legislature. 1t has gained score OF CON
ycrts from the other caucus, which consists
now OF some forty Democrats only and half
as many independents 1t looks very much
A. If the backbone OF the forcible readjusters
Ir,.,lsnr
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TAXES-LICENSES.

PIERRE PAVIA, Inventor,
MANDATORY, $50 ROYAL STREET.
Near st. Peter street.
SCREWED BOOTS AND SHOES.
IN Of all styles. made to order.
system P. P. Warranted not to rip.
FIRST PREMIUM gold medal obtained at
State Fair Of 1872, and silver medal In 1873.
First class FRENCH CALF SKIN guaran.
teed.
HUNTERS SHOES specially. mol sm2dI
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-30
BOSTON FISH CHOWDER,
Prepared by

W, K. LEWIS & BROTHERS.
At tGsir factories on the coasts of Maine and
Nova Scotia, from fish fresh from the sea.
Packed in ID tins Just received by
AMOS PATTEN & CO..
ia27 2dp I'm So Tchou pitoulas street.
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B.iNK OFFICERs ON TRIAL.
The Defence Closed What Provoked Hear
OF Laughter In the court Room.


The bank officers trial was resumed yea
terday in Paterson Benjamin A. Mcdonald
the expert who sfted out the Rabbit embezzle-
ment. the Ocean National Bank frauds. and dc.
falcaton in the Money Order Department Of the
New York Post Office. was called. He had
boon engaged by counsel for tho defence to
make an examination as an expert OF the books
OF tho Merchants Loan and Trust Company.
He was threatened with apoplexy last week
and was III for while. but was able to take the
stand Yesterday morning although he had not
been there long before threatening symptoms
began to manifest themselves. He was removed
from near the stove 10 one OF the seats on the
Judges bench. where he gave the rest Of his
testimony
Mr.. McDonad's evidence consisted princi-
paly Of going over the books. He said that
there was no evidence Of cmbtzzlement or fraud
upon the books, and II there had been any il
could not be- proved from thatsource. Accounts
that appeared 10 be ovcrdrawn on first inspcc.
ton were not SO. or the account would be found
compensated by "A balaDse under some other
head in double entry Bookkeeping. lie trsti-
He'd that nearly all banks kited. This necessi-
tates fictitious entries but is not necessarily
and especially country national banks which
are subject to investigation by hank examiner,
as device To evade the law. wnen they do not
have enough legal tender on hand. Ii was, in
other words, whipping the devil around the
stump.
After one or two unimportant witnesses the
defence was closed. The prosecutor asked for
an adjournment until he could examine the evil
dcnce to see what witnesses he would have TO
call. but the adjournment was refused. Benja-
min Z. Bremner was recalled by the State. but
ont.
Constable Edgar Taylor testified that he went
To New York on sunday. and found that there
was not marble-front residence IN Thirty
fourth street except A. L. Stewards This was
to contradict the defendants evidence that Mrs.
front In Thirty-fourth street.
run came up In April, 1876. TO negotiate u loan.
proposed TO mortgage but found that II was al
ready covered and the loan was refused. Miss
Woodruff tried to catch him aitrrward but he
lodged her. At one time he got out Of his car
ringe to evade her Ne he saw her coming. and at
another time us she came out of the bank he
Jumped out of the back window.
The thought Of n man like Mr.. McCulloch.
weighing 800 pounds. jumping out OF n window.
created roar OF laughter In court that pro-
voked a stern rrhuke from the Judge.
On the day after this, while the witness was in
the bank. word came over from the proprietor
OF the Hamilton House that Miss Woodruff was
detained there for a $3.50 board bill Preston
sent over the money to bay the bill The de-
PENDANTS lawyers evoked the fact that the Wit
ness and Miss Woodruff drove around u very
roundabout way in riding TO md from the
property they went TO examine. MIR. McCulloch
was still ON the stand when the court was adj
Iourned for the day
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we should like to know whether the cor
tifratc Of a physician that II person r in such II
state ~ mind and body as 10 render commit
mrnt to BioonlingdAlc Asylum II proper thing.
is u be regarded as Justltying the cunfncniu ut
of such person for several years thereafter,
unless the treatment OF that institution fails to
person committed. This seems 10 be the real
issue raised by the Dick ie case. and no other ~
IN order anti tins j. settled The B0oniuglale Asylum
Is owned by rich corporation II h manngrh and IN
troed bv some ~ the mot prominent abesi our
physicians and laNmcu NoinstutiOn vi It's elias, rs
open to reasonable susl iciun
Yet because ~ peut jury-as u Whose verdcts Rufu.
ChuHe sad Nat InfHtr Wisdom could mn kr
no certain pred ctnns-ieciarrs woman SAINT who la
been confined IN RoumingdAlc tor over wears IA,
original certificate Of commitment Is declared unauthui
lied, although the auhorc- NJ HlnomingdRr have
pracucal endorsement ut the justice thu certificate
during every day OF the nemcnt OF Miss Dicke Had
she been discharged year $50 recovered tiO
would have been raised But tho~, who best knew hoI
condition. who had no motive for keeping her dA,
longer than was necessary and who experts To in
sanity din, red from the haphaIard ju .Icht O petit
Jury not made up OF experts, but quite the rvNerse
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as described by the chief actor have been called
malignant Turcophies or ssophles-which
haters OF Americans, and so forth. Let not Mr..
Stanley he misled by such rubbish. The i'm
preston that his own statement Of his own acts
has made on the present writer II has also made
on thousands OF plain sailing people In Eng
land and America who are neither fanatics nor
fIctious persons. and who would have gladly
cannot rs things are.
Mr.. Stanlcy's name and fame as n discovercr
will now last ma long as European liter
AZURE lasts On the sutiicieney OF the justiilca-
ton Of the acts which have formed the subject
Of this letter will largely depend whether that
enduring name is TO have place on the honor
able roll which bears those Of Columbus, Cook
and Livingrtone. or on another of a different
character lam. sir, your obedient servant.
JAN. 2J H. IuLF
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Tho Fine.t BuiI Fight on Record.


MADRID, Jan. N-On Friday the dcputa-
tions from the forty eight provinces assembled
in the PrAdo, wearing most picturesque an
varied costumes About IL 900 persons began
to move in the direction of the bull ring SIN
teen thousand had been invited. All along the
road the crowd WAS very creat to soe the Court
and the King and Queen go 10 the hui ring
Before II every box and sent were filed. The
weather was very uufavorablr. l.,ing dusty and
windy. Tho King. Queen Mercedes. aud
The royal family arrived ut little after
H. The Diplomatic Corps and the In
voy7 ENira9riinary were present with hun
drrds OF ladies wearing the national costume
nnd nantilias. I wo bands played before the
entertainment began. The eccnc WAS very
striking when the HmnirT horsemrn entered
followed by the cO"chcs Of their patrons. all of
whom are Graniecs. Behind CAME the lannon's
tprerps and their splcndily dressed hill
lighters. some OF whose costumes cost "A thou
sand dol lars each. The fight between four
bulls aud uc Amateurs WIS declared " very
fine" A few hors- wcrr He'd. The nfnr-
noon, however grow so cold TINT most Of the
people in the boxes lett. The King and Queen
hai i" remnin - cent bulls were Ia die. The
second days hul light Wa considered the
finest on record in the Madrid ring. The bulls
were very savage. They Killed twrnty-right
horse, dismonnteI and wound Jed two pioador'~,.
box There WAS cnth usnslic applause
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LUCCA'S LAWSUIT IN LONDON.
NJ sretEek Obtains - Decree for Costs Against
her Present Husband.

HIGH Court Of JUSTICE: Clancep Dirision.
Jan ~ Z Hj'T, VIC, fhmf, ST. RiArri Npl. ENfr,f.
k MT Ln This suit Wa. Instituted tor the purpose
Restraining the Baroness de RhAde better know the
public as Madame Pauline Lucca, taking proceed
ings To OF t3uu which had bee de posted
with Messrs Salgnan bankers In London by the plan.
I'M Mr. Marezek. Tor the due performance a contract
which he hnd entered into with Madame LUCIA IN the
year ls72 The contract wa. that Madame Lucca should
perform at the Academy Ut Music In New York for TO
nights at the sum " f.1po certain por
ton Of the net receipts for each iight The fJOp
lodged with Mcs~rs Sagnan TO the
salary. and was IN form part ut the payments for the
last part Of the engagemcnt This contract subse
guently modified. and the plsuun alleged that Madame
Lucea had been regularly paid the whole amount due to
her and that he was consequently entitled toa return Of
the deposit, whereas the defence set behalf o
Madame Lucca that the l3.tDp formed part the
amount to which SHE entitled Since the
OF the suit Madame Lntca had been married Baron
Emil Maria Won Wallhofen. and she resident
abroad An answer had been put IN Tor her In this
ami notice had bee given by the plaintiff Tor her
examination She did not. however. appear. and dc.
cree asked against her IN default uf Appearancc
Mr. whitaker aud Nj N0rnc appeared as counsel in
the
The Vice Chancellor made order In the plsintiTs
favor anl drtCt ted that the costs OuI be- pad y
Won Wailhnr.n Ills Luriship observed that the
baron md hat the bcueit of Madame LucCas singing
he mustAisO take upon himself her liabilities
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The we'll known troitlng horse George Palmer
neu ye.r 80, ~ ',ng he ir,t became Known as
lie Va, nurchn.d hv tie ssr hy hr Thomas Nil-"n
1884, at ich time he WAS thonsnSs ,""s n,',,"
nor ~ Vi the country Mr. Corning paving fifir!3h'n
si5nn When Mr. Corning lurchaed him he wss pu
into hands Mr. Charles Chnmphn. the present man
aver Island Park, and 1t under his management
that achieved his greatest triumphs blnt driven by
Mr Champn in the tini heat Oi race AT Narrngan-ll
rak in2 100, which tnH was not l"Hl'n IN thlr hHi
tn tunr alter lie uOttcl a great MANY rhcrs hl
beat such hor- Gni,mith MAID Amoricpn Girl &C."
Wilkes and many other nj the best hor-. Ol hs tmo
Palmer oaed IN k.rhc .tcr in l-D HIS slrt "Hs
Bris Mess MGR dam tlay mar He was Of dark color.
ljA hands high, aud very handsome animal
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Americana Mari, Ing In Europe.

LONDON Jan 26.-Mr. james Gordon Bennett
Ia reported Ia I've engaged I" brilliant Fu ncl
Countess 0l old family and large POSSESSIONS Tins
rage really ri the things Ia which may appN
that deep hit of wisdom,
Then there N another engagement OF inter
est to American, announced. One Of the twO bcauti
LAYING si. pirls from Livingstone Manor the ~
an who have been sna ding the swell ynchtNnI
leHrts Tor several SEASONS hack NJ COwcs IL ~. W
Ld Ia the altar by the eldest OF the Right IU o"
Gnveisiish, " n wick, NJ u +, w.,
Last list the wedding 10 take
Minister Abbey, IN March between Tennysop' T'ShseF
w. lloasl and hiss kleAuvx Locker.
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d1lnnit6- ftmalts.

A LANCE d sO>. ~ Church ~ want expert
~; Eyy',.r- Io~ort IN -aor 70 seam and lrm ,ki,s
q machines wo'k also given out. stead, wvrk and
A K,LFioiAL rLOwrKs. wsoll., good
rp A. NARA iIhLD a cos, AK and ~, Broadway
\ nrIr,cIAL FLOWERS Hranohcrs amt
l. nUiAIS Jr, SEQ $50 broadway
KrIfIciAL FLOWERS. nranchcr,
''''' ''; u %tipNisGi;GS 7 y, D,yi.ona
rTIrIcIA'. FIOwTRS. war'rd. good
god egltr anl pacAr ~ Brosdwa, 81 H Sa' MIS-
\ KrificIti. FLOW Frs. Wanted Young
H. XII r,ottn 'olp hra"hns from sample Cali CARY
A nh rr'1 =. T. wanted
red. lsh while ir rnlril " '''' 80 wilma" P'''I'
nrIficiAL fi,oHrsS. Wanted branch
West iluu.tnnst '"' u'oo uaSS ~ -
RTIFICIAL FLOWER. -Wsn,o, -,
AIraneIers, highest prices paid Apt" I Br sSSi
A AUTHORIZATIONS few yir;;,,,. a,o1-
w sell Der w.eeS5 wl' G coSorcS
4 -opEHATORs and ba-urs on shop vests. W.
a. W and Sl'scr machines 2o1 HOwery list moor.
ETIrlHcIAL FLoWEEITsSaWnwTss"sa s"Sa eo'
M Sna III sss s ps sGS4 gq
MT'rae'AL FL1 DS1 Eas S " s5, s ::
OFFICIAL OWERs-wnned piquet
~ makers, ais" cutter MEM BROS, o. France 81
A WANTED -rlr-class operators on Iadic.
"A suits JACkMAN oHARA, ~ Church 81
Al TIFICIAL FLOWERS. 90 branohcrs ant.
n ed at srERo 4 DIAMANTs, e7 Prince 4
PPRFNTICE to drr ssmakine only COED sewer
~ fnd after month 5'' 9TH av, near 2ith It
"A TiCIFiCIAL FLOWERS frat class branch
-. inlncdi tcly AT Si Hast 9th ~
4 MART. tidy EIII -
~ chnmherast, w siairs, athrs rtlAnp Slorc. lu'
A GOOD prrs-cr whit vests; a small pi,, n,r
~ Nehthuu- work. ~ West 4oth vt
IL sowe co'-ts steady and hphe Il prices mad
HNhAh, 2a broadway
EXPEEiENCED operators wanted ON wlloo,
II Glbbs h"ohiic tor lace work
! HERMAN. ast Canal st
| ENyEkIENtED operators on chiLirru's Ma,
II q 'Vs sult' on Wilson and D0ne-,io mncI inrs
| h' and 'hl1 broadway.
| ENFEKIENCED hands wanted on htie. ncck
Wr niil. shhhilrSi call aitr U'cluck StI West
ENPEHl ENCED hand. IN wrnpurs. mus, trim,
-" ""'hi-'s s~hd) work 4Ub Bridge IT Bru1k W.
ENNEiortS-tiri,f for f,Lng ana iu,p,inti,,,
- van ~ hAhha c"Ther Of Ann anh Willlsm u
EAIENfENCED hand plniJers on rene l,s.e sao
- "N"'S III bHhk u Iva -n,cnt
ENrINiENCED hands IN lace good., al 30 urv.s,f
'n running hLspeasrd u
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GopartN,rsbip Bottles.

hIssOLuTION OF COPAKrN EKaNIF,-
- Notice ~ hereby given thFt the cnuurtn,i ,hp ner~
10 9m sH.unr between the undersigned. uul the nAns
~ lSffL GO has THIS day been d,suiNvI q, nuti u
consent and that the habtc, VI sail arm arc Toe I,j
By thcm equally. lSlDORt lSft!
JACOB t. kAlN
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER.

The oldest and most nlu,hAi hruti iuu wtti' Hml'"
and Nhoe-'ne. II goes further auJ mhh,s tSiLr f"S
M corn bread, mufns cRkes Sc. than hhy y''W
pr~ partition Andy 1eJ and cnd"rNh ~ thc h'.1d
Health Vi New York No seli ussI sag pun Iia," VHiH
Y pure. and iull streMaLn
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on and after Nov. II. 1871
Express Trains leave New York. Dcsbrosscs anf
tnruanit SIS. FERRIES Hs follows.
~. 10 . 80 hmitedi. II A ~ IA s. q. q 30 TSIl
and NJ sundays, NJ, ), g, 80 I. 80. snI
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains AT jersey city, aforilng speedy aud direct
transfer Tor Bronklyn travel
II turning trains leave Philadelphia 3 N. 2 rs. Z 73l =
$50 ant ~ A VI. uinnied cxprrss - T. " l.
is', !. anI -. VI. ana ~ midnight On SIn ity
~, 80, 7. :, snA " 7J,P ini ~ ,niinisat
Ticket Offices. an and ga Brollway No Aston HOUSE,
anl uui 81 Desbros-es snI Curtanlt SLs Court II.
ana Brooklyn Annex depot tuOt Fulton i BrO,Syn,
IA. 10. and lis lIud$un 81, NODOkcn depot Jersey
fkANh THOMSON, T. 4. FARNHR
General Manager. Geni Passenger 4 cont
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no rHILADELrMIA,

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOrS N PHILADELPHIA.
TWO IN NEW YORK.
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Double Track, the most Improved Equipment and tss
FASTEST Time consistent With absolute ,aiety
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DIVORCES quietly Tor de-eruon. sc safe advice
posite city Hail
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Gi9ars unS dub,ttu.

EOh 81 E-2Ono0 cigars. Ounchas sls AMI ara VI.
ue' fumsr. w, Oxsr s<ere. 90 IL d '' '~
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STEAMBOATS, ano RailruiSs.
PENNsYLvANIA MAlLmoAD.

AMOUNTED STATES VI ALL ROUTE
On and aitrr Nov. ". 1877.
Trains leave New YORK. via DesbrOSycs aud Cortland
IS fcrres. follows
Express arlisburs Pittsburgh the West aud south
WIN rullmsn Palace Cars attached, "A NJ, y and SJj
\ VI daily.
Tor Mlliamsport, Lock Haven, Cory. and Erie, asM
y NJ, come ung at Cory tor rtu-yills Petroleum
Centre; and the on Regions For wiiamsport aud
Lock Haven. "a. VI.
FOR Baltimore, Washington. and the South, Limiot
Washington Express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily, ey
cept sunday. $50 A NJ. , arrive Washington t'OP VI,
Reg .nr al 70 A NJ, go and +. NJ. sunday, cd
and PIP VI.
Expres Tor Philadelphia 80 40 % 30 LimitedJ II
A. NJ. 4. =. ~ $50 T. $50 and y T. " sunday, A
NJ. $50 T. $50, and9 NJ Emigrant and second
cla.s. 7P. NJ
Boats Vi BROOKLYN Annexr connect with all through
trains atJer-ey city aoring speedy and direct
Ter Tor Brooklyn travel
For trains To Newark. Elizabeth. Railway Princeton
Trenton, Perth Amboy Pennington. Bcvidere. and
other points lOca schedules ut all Ticket OfireS
Trans arrive From Pittsburgh. % and 10 40 and
iu,2p Z VI daily. 10 A. VI. amt $50 T. daily, cA.
cepi Monday. FROM Washington aud Baltimore. 6.5l
and 30 A NJ, i:iO. SIS and 10 10 4. " sunday
05Oand . 10 VI. From Philadelphia O5 8. 80. o -.
1910. 10 - II 5uA NJ 2lO 10. Is $50 10 ~ ~
and io@P NJ SUNDAY sos. $50. $40, 1910 ii.ji
Ticket Offices 516 and ga Broadway, Aston fIousr.
and loot Of De-brOsses and Cortlamit st. Culrt u
BROOKLYN ia ll6 and lis iuds on Il lobokcn Dopot
FRANZ THOMSON. l. = FARMER
t,tue raj Gem r4
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4 ost ano founo.

i OsT-By poor man Si6 in bills from corner Broad
way and Leonard i through Worth II. toCnthaun'
tory The finder Will be literally rewarded $40
broadway. NJ stars
i OST-A brown AMI hNor-Cnlu cd ilH gray
- pots long HAIR. has appearance az spaniel Lib
ra reward PAID by rtuTinns han 10 southeast corner
llSth II nlIl Az. A
I OST-B,nk honk. Nos - tr s2ns, uf Uminn d me
SAt ins- Institution Finirr Wlil Aase return the
bank BrnhdwAN, ali - rnd en- ay
l OsI-bank book Ne e'2 iu7 an n cocker STREE
- Bank property of OWEN klhkNAN Al Mr.i +lth t.
e fnl REV ARD Lost hetNcrn % rud n O'Clock
DfOO ON hunIhN morning, between iNti II and 9Th
az amt hruons AMI BuWtrN, la sv sum vi money,
gth.r With some small cnecks Reward at Mrs. Ora
HAN ~ 81 West I'm Il
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va uni,iilL gun rts p.iness extraction Dr
oi stui o. " ~ WV" wei eofnef
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t,r5olH aollt,s.

"
4 CERTAIN CURE Tor headache cnn.u alton
"a pas stomach, hNer ur kidney di.eh,rs w,tAnf--
a. bIrughton's lufieontunA Powders 2ic a pHrkts,.
Inc uthbir cu-es solicited aud cured, mooney returned
Samples and circulars sent free hy maj 49, Btornc a.
A TTENTION. patents Dr PROrIN. from Pans
- 80 BOND 81 ~ years experience constitution, ~
All ileh~'s SKIN disorders and nervous debility slSeij
and radically cured
TYR. kItOKDs ESSENCE of LIFE stores
- manhood TO the debIlitard In four weeks Failure
inIossibe Is per case. Druggists supplied sole AsvnL
DrJ JACQUES. unNer-ly ace, New NurN.
DIsEAsEs OF MEN u speciaty, cure from : to
- 5dyN OK DYER AZ West ltth i near nth ~
MISsING.-Iuhn RYAN Ot O3 North 4th 81 BronklNn,
IVI u has been ini-sing since Feb ., had Drrh,
ha black beHvor pea Jacket brown striped panaiuans.
aud lao,d s-. nll rcd beard ana mousache lott ANKLE
broke, and walks lame.
WE have 6Upl names Of ,ihrns OF THIS county
w wayne. with Post Onre address Iartns wishing
10 adNCruse an orufv At rrh -iuablo RATS
SCOTT GARkAIllkRS furhrd. H.
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EnI d sta,,.
Sor A-ls auo q Set.

OFFICES TO LEr-ln - ---r~---
~ 'front.' and rear, well lighted apd story sun bn,in;
y NJ sun Publication ONCE Nassau wan heated Az
THE STORE 1855 Nassau St sun -
ru'lAhw or Dhhhllg Insurance or lh; 10 let,
sm neH~d Apply NJ the san fubIeauon d Rsne"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-25
SUICIDE.

News reached here yesterday from Hank
Martins wood camp that Cy Hawley, an old
stage driver widely known as an experienced
reinsman, ended prolonged spree yesterday
morning by shooting himself through the
bowels with pistol. He got up, took a cup
of coffee and then taking out his pistol, cooked
it and presented it at the head Of one of the
bystanders. In another moment, laughing at
the fear betrayed by this person, and ayowing
that he meant to kill himself good, discharged
shot into his abdomen, then, cooking it again
put the weapon to his head and snapped it.
The charge was not exploded, and no wound
was inflicted. If, as is stated, the shot aimed
at the bowels, penetrated that very vital part,
Cy's chances of recovery are very slim.
p. 5. Poor Cy died yesterday about noon.
An inquest is to be held to-day, we believe.