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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
ASSIGNMENT OF CADETS.
TUE REGIMENTS TO WHICH THIS YEARS GRAD
UATKS WILL REPORT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRmUSE.l

UATES WILL EEfDKIs
rBY TELEGRAPH TO TRmUSE.i
WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-The cadets who were
praduated in June from West Point, announced by
General sherman. have been assigred follows with
the rank OF second sutenants from June II. 1873:
Corps Of Eogineers- George MCC. Derby and James l.
L5 CSvalry-John T. Barnett, 5th Regiment; Albert s.
S1 hr{s S McMn, Lot Regiment transferred
FROM 2Jth Infantry; Frank T. Hobbs, I'd Regiment
Iufautry-James s. Petit and John r. Tutten, LIST
Rrgiment; Abner Pickering, "a Regiment; Lewis ID.
Greene, 7th Regiment; George i. berDen, sth Eeg-
ment Douglass A. Howard, YIN Regiment fcdGrick
Wooley, 10Th Regiment; William l. BucS, 1871 Reg-
ulent; Charles NJ SChaefrr. 18th Regiment; Edgar W.
Howe 17th Regiment; William r. Evnns aud Edward
b. ives, 18th Regiment; Solomon l. Sparrow 2lst
Regiment
The following graduates attached TO the regiments
named as additional second neutenants, aud will be
promoted TO second heutenans In the arms OF the
vice 70 which they assigned In order Of seniority In
each arm:
Cavalry-J. F. Reynolds lands, LIST Regimenti John
n Glass IOtn Regiment; Baldwin ID. spman. 7th
Hepiment; james r. Richards, IT, oh Regiment {;
Charles NJ. Carlow, 7th Regiment; Frederick wheeler
Atm Regiment; WIN. J. Elliott Sth Regiment; James r.
Dd dfs 1s C. r. Pilson, 9Th Regiment Frank
De l. caTington, LIST Regiment ID Donald va Nm MN
ime1t; , Charles q. Starr, Lat Regiment; Willard
y Waltz 18Th Regiments; Henry 90. h Hei-
Eliah Merrill, 9th Regiment; Robert n driiy, ga
Rcginent Nathaniel r. Phister. 1s' Regiment r.
FaTinSwoith Wilcox, 18th Regiment; Abel L. Smith.
I9ib Rce1tnent siias A. Wolf an Regiment; Henry r.
Kendall, 30 Regiment; Ormeniz j. e. Hook I'm Regl-
mcnt.
All these officers are ordered to report at their stations
On september 80 for duty. OF the additional second
uuepant named above Messrs lands, Glass, spillman
Richards Carrow and Wheeler. Of tho cavalry and
Messrs Tillson Darlington, Winston and Avery, In tho
infantry have been promoted since June IA to be second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
BANK BURDENS.

While the YltupeTauYe keaTney bellows
away about the banking munOpOst, toe oldest bank In
THIS civ the Bank Of New-YOrk, which stands as a
kind OF historical temple OF Integrity among the ruins OF
tie les6-faVOred banking Institutions that nave been
reared and have fallen during the last century-this
bank with its old constituency, ITS WeiliOunded pre-
cents and practices in business and its searching pr
eeptOn OF what n good bad IN the money market OF
ts great city, b forced by excessive taxation 10 reduce
jfs capital BY Ouo-third. It's taxation amounts 10 Dig
er cent on ITS capitaamOst equal 60 the rate OF nle-
rest paid ON Investments In DO bonds during the
gloomy DAYS OF the war, when bcn1s were sold on TIE
terms most favorable 90 bankers This fearful rate OF
taxation would be expressive enough as naked fact,
INT IL becomes worse when finds that per cent OF
Il n posed by the State and City OF hew-Iork, ana
fat ber banks in this city toll under equal bur
dem some banks In the interior OF the state carry a
mad of taxation s heavier aud we have heard OF one
in Central New-YOrk where the gross tax capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
THE SOUTH CAROLINA REVENUE CASES.

THE DANGER OF TROUBLE WITH TIE slAlE Az
THORITIEs BELIEVED TO BE OVER.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNE.l
WASHINGTON Aug. Especial Counsel Earl has
arrived at Greenville, S. c., and has decided to
make an immediate demand for the delivery to the
United States Marshal Of the revenue officers con-
fined at that place. II tins request is again refused
he will proceed at once under the Habeas Corpus
Act to secure possession of the prisoners. Inc
Treasury Department has information that the
state authorities intend TO make no resistance in
these cases, except to contest them stOutly in the
United States Courts as soon as they are formally
transferred The State authorities have some fear
that a moo may attempt TO take the matter into It's
own hands at some stage of the proceedingsi but
for this they will prepare themselves IL - no
longer believed here that there will be any serious
frounlp-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
A HARD OFFICE TO FILL.
A VIRGINIA POST OFFICE THAT 80 oNE WANTS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBuNE

lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBuNE.l
WASHINGTON. Aug. S.-POstmaster General Key.
in answer to an editorial paragraph in yesterdays
TRIBUNE suggesting that he should print list
of the offices which American citizen is willing
TO keep gives, as illustration. the name Of an
Office which no one will accept. The following let
ter is explanatory upon this point:
NORFOLK Va. Aug. 3, 1873.
he Hon. D. NJ. KY, Postmaster. General.
DEAR SIR: Some weeks ago received a cofnmunlcl-
ton from you relation 90 tue postmaster az Ialoots
that ne was not suitable person for the office, etc
since then have made inquiries and learn that there Is
no one willing TO accept the place very truy yours,
JOSEPH JOEGENsES.
Mr.. Jorgonson is the Republican representative in
Congress from the Petersburg, Va, district. The
Postmaster-GeneraPs desire TO remove Postmaster
OVERLY at TalcOtts from the receipt OF yul-
gar letter written George c. Gorham. secretary of
the Republican Congressional Committee, in reply
TO the committees circular in reference TO volunteer
contributions of money for campaign purposes.
Judge Key has since learned that it was written by
Mr. Oyerby's clerk. q Mr. Hunt. He has concluded
20 retain the postmaster in Office, but to dismiss Mr.
Hunt from all connection with the place. Judge
Key, however, says that. no one will accept the
postmastership it is extremely doubtful if success
sor to the clerk can be found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
A DISPUTE ABOUT A BOND.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug. D 1870
few days after the present District Com
missioners entered upon their duties difference OF
onilon arose between the United States Treasury OH
and the Commissioners relative TO the requirements
Of the law on the subject OF joint bond the present
bond 900 each OF the civilian Commissioners
Messrs Dent and Phelps being considered insufficient
The Controller Of Treasury referred the subject TO
the Solicitor who IA OF the opinion that the present
bopd is sufficient and that in the Commissioners
refuse 10 issue joint bond nothing can be done with
them The Commissioners have addressed letterto
Secretary sherman the subject taking strong grounds
mat the law does not require such bond. Mr.. Hawley
forwarded the letter 10 tue Secretary and until his re-
turn the question viii remain unsettled This matter
hoUever viii not prevent the payment OF OF the
subordnate officers. but some question may DC raised
ON the warrants drawn Tor the pay en OF the SALARIES
OF the Commissioners -
AN OLD AND SUCCESSFUL MooNsHIHER"
THE Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
a TELEGRAM dated Knoxville to-day, saying; ION the
evening OF the 9th inst, Collector Copper sent four men
ana two deputy marshals to Blount County TO
arrcst Hutsen Amarine, and seize his distil-
lery. This morning the officers came upon the
sin IN operation and strongly guarded. fight en-
sued in which Of the revenue officers was wounded
and the force were compelled 10 retire without doing
their work This IL the fourth time AmArne has nIed
anon the Olcers" The Commissioner has directed we
collector to employ force ana sTess andaa asnptx
PAYMENT OF REJECTED BANK NOTES.
In conformity with the Act OF June 20,
1873 approprlatng 900 TO pay for certain unsigned
sheets OF National currency stolen from tho Office OF the
Controller of tho Currency between the 1864 and
1863 the Treasurer Of thu United States VIII redeem
notes Of the following named banks, which he
has heretofore rejected As stolen Tens ana o1
hundreds on the FIRST National Bank Jersey Cyi ntes
ana hundreds on the National ciu Bank. Lynn Mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
Mr.. WATTFRsON BECOMES MAGNANIMOUs
Nm VIZ. IL..trL

1t was the surrender, which 1ilden opposed,
into which we must look tor the real cuprL III sober
TRUTH however, there was no cupHL Men did they
could not as they would The disaster great and
lie djsappointment bitter All that We contend for Ia
mat Mr. Tden shall be sacrificed for shortcomings
of which he - absolutely and positively Innocent. THIS
question rises above Presidential hopes and schemes
II we are 10 quarrel amongst ourselves 10 the sue
oess0n we shall never succeed The road before us will
he rough enough, God knows, without pling it with
Democratic victims. Td,n and Bayard, Thurman and
Hendricksl statesmen each and patriots all let the
man who would speak Of them, In the way OF kind
ness be set down as facuOnst and maTpOt, unworthy
the confidence OF Democrats anyWherel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
sPRAKINg LIGHTLY OF DIGNITARIEs.
Elr,,41 The Arsr. York Ifr0Nhtc.

But the Republican opposition to CoDkhng
Is not confined W secretary EYarts as snlisDie eAbh
dale George william Curtis would, were be elected
Senator attract attention by his pretty seeches fas
tidiOusness ID not everyday qualify ana the dAnu
800 ~ Ne Curtis would prevent him from being
iooFed I'M tie senate the United States To be sure
M (tIs a not strong man like COnKllng or Evarts
ht ne s not n commonplace With George William
cfis as SENATOR the existence OF NowYork would not
he fofgotten as it would be II Herman or Ira Harris
sl,ona sneceed COnknR and. Judging from Mr. Curtlss
record IA connection with NewYOrk Custom House APP
nolutments he might DO trusted not 70 overlook inc
of patronage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
MR.. SHERMAN ON PUBLIC WORKS.
LAVISH EXPENDITURES IN THIS DIRECTION NO
WHAT THE COUNTRY NEEDS.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNE.l

WHAT THE COUNTRY NEEDS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TRBUNE.i
WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-Secretary Sherman said
recently that the expenditure of millions Of dollars
by the Government upon unnecessary public works
would by no means be panacea for all the Ills the
workingmen are heir TO. "Some people" he added,
seem TO think that If the Government would erect
few public buildings and build new forts and I'M
prove harbors. the working masses would be re-
leved. Why said he not one man in five
hundred would be benefited by any such outlay on
the part of the Government II might give tenn
porary relief to some but what they to do when
the Government does not require such work to be
done, aud to do it would be to supply supposed
wantf Railroads are not being built now because
in most localities there is necessity for them and
20 build them would be tho sinking OF so much
capital the part of their projectors. Therefore,.
the only place the idle can look for support IS me
country. around the farms. where labor is demanded
and cannot be had"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
CALL SWINTOE.
49,. r. A. q Tan srfa r.guL AalFf

INC N. y. -,
THE World wants 10 know when Mr. Hewitt's
Committee intends TO call Cluzen John SWinfOn. We
nome ne viii not be neglected Few meu have unused
upon the Infinite" profoundly as Citizen swtntOn
Dgue are endowed with greater powers OF entertaining
am audience whether this audience be Beecner Jury,
nagsaneetne of Communists, or Congressional com
ntee Besides Citizen 5W1ntOu BE- the chosen leader or
me boruy-banded VI TOLL himself wOrkingman 10
,sbom Dlougn hammer, cbise forge. pen equally
familiar aud whose witchng phrases ana curious stores
Of learning are always az the service OF suffering hui
manitV III be Will but prepare himself Citizen swlnton
can aStonish Mr.. Hewitt aud enlighten all mankind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
LEGo-sCRPTURAL RHETORIC.

If we are TO take Mr.. Marbles statement as
the correct view only trouble with Mr. dens plan
was Il could not have been carried out the Democrats
Themselves had the nerve, and IN Iced u NAV be
said that the country tho to let things
drift along until the 4th OF March without any action nj
ALL Mr. Marble TOO r. entirely In Ia representing
The electoral commission plan surrender 10 the Re-
pubCans Dir. Hewitt's telegram OF January 10, 1871
Ia Mr. Edward Cooper: "OuF Senate friends earnestly
,ayor acceptance because they do not believe il posi-
bile to pass -" gives the general DEMOCRATIC feel
ing at the time g." Is, OF course, Judge Davis. who
il was then confidently believed would be me NTH Judge
Mr. Marbles letter long aud able, though fun Of
funny sort OF legO-scriptural rhetoric.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
DEMOCRATIC UNHAPPINEss IN MASSACHUSETTS.

Whatever success may for the time follow
the Kearney Butler alliance. Il WA DO secured, In Tins
State least the expense OF the Democratic party
Here in Boston the men shouted lOudrst the
newcomer and made themselves hOarse when Buffers
name was mentioned by hm, belong % the happy
Democratic family and when they leave they expect
TO carry along win them most OF the family Spoons.
The question atating the souls Of the Democratic
leaders Is whether 10 let their Irish constituency go into
tins wild chase with Butler and Kearney fOT year or
two or o. eoncilate them by timely surrender The
issue is certain TO be raised in their primary meetings,
and we bOpe they will enjoy IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
ASK THURMAN AND BAYARD.


The kilograms Mr.. Tilden sent, the CONVEX
satiOns held. pending the Presidential count, now
offered in evidence, lift him out OF great embarrass-
gentlemen who the recognized leaders OF the Dem
party IN the two branches OF Congress ~ an en-
barrassng position. Some consented TO this out
rage. Without distinguished Democratic consent IL
could not have been perpetTaed II Mr. Tilden Is ae
Quilted who the other Presidential candidates that
were parties 10 the schemei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09

Is the best liquid dentiIrlcs IN the WOfu " IIUIOuBy
eeases partially decayed teeth from all parasites OF living
anmaeua" leaving them pearly white, tmparung de-
lghtful agrance to the breath.
FLORIIINE"
Removes instantly OdOrs arising FROM foul stomach or
smoke Being partly composed OF honey SOFA ana ex
herbs and plants IL Is perfectly hAreSs
Is delicious sherry.
Prepared bY HENRY c. GALLUP, NO ABB OxfoTst Lonoon
England retaIled everywhere at rs cents bottie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09

TRIBUNE OFFICE Aug. o, 1 a. m.-DuriDg the partly
cloudy weather yesterday, the morning rise was sue
ceeded by slight decline, after which the barometer
remained almost stationary. with tendency To iali-
The temperature was higher than on Wednesday. Inc
amount OF moisture IN the air Is still large.
Clear partly clondy weather. with slight chances OF
an occasional shower, be expected in this city aud
vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
Gjperlal Nollees.

Nervous Exhaustion "A medical comprising se1es
Of lee lures delivered kahn's Museum OF Anatomy, New
YORK. and oil premature decline showing III
dsp1taby lost health reganed auordng clear
synopsis VI the mpedments 20 marriage and the treatment o.
physical debility being the result Of 20 years ex
BY mall Zoe. currency or postage stamps AdesS
Secretary, kAHN'S Museum, 6oe br0aaMay, New-1 YORK
Posi- once NOuee-Tns Tor the week endiag
SATURDAY, August 10 1875, will close az hs Office On
WEDNESDA at 40 a. lOr Europe W steamship lsas'
STA Queenstown Correspondence Tor France 20 be ior
varied by must be specially addressed and as
1890 a. M for France dirc by steamship Canaaa wa
Hayre THURSDAY at 10 m, for Europe, Dy steam
city Of Montreal via Queenstown Ior
Germany 10 be forwarded Dy this steamer must
he specially addressed and IL for Europe Oy steam
sbp PommeranIa Piy mouth Cberbourg ana Hamburg;
SATURDAY. 1895 for Germany, &c. by steamship
NecEar southampton Bremen Correspondence TOR
Contrent to DO fOrN arded by THIS
steamer must specially addresse; and IL Tor Eu-
zone BY steamship Brtano via Queenstown corresponds
encs tor Germany and Scotland 70 be forwarded by this
specially addre5es and az IL m Tor scot
land direct by stonsnp AnchOria. via Glasgow The steam
sbps Rus OF Montreal and Britannia do not tako
mails ;Or Denmars. SYeien an0 NORWAY Ihe mails Ior
Brazil and Argentine leave Newly OK August ana 4 Tue
mails Aspnwa and south Pacific ports leave
August " the mails for The West indies, via NenezueA
leave August 10 The mails Tor CHINA and japan
August lB Inc mails Tor AUSTRALIA &c
leaYeSan FRANCISCO September =
Post Office, Sew York August g. 1878
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
WASHINGTON.
NEWS FROM THE DEPARTMENTS.

NLHD EIlU1l TIE DI-I MI NJ TN %
AIR. SHERMAN on PUBLIC wORKs-THE SOUTH CAR
otISA REVENUE CASES COMMERCE WITH
AFRICA.
Secretary Sherman says the expenditure Of
millions of dollars on unnecessary public
works would afford only a temporary relief
to a few wOrkingmen. 1t is believed
the South Carolina authorities will make no
serious resistance in the revenue cases, except
to contest them in the United States
Courts A company for developing CON-
merce with Africa has been organized. The
assignment of the West Point graduates has been
made. Judge Key says nobody wants the Peters
burg VA Post Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09

IN carmen as the part seemed to suit her realistic
S,,gle. Whatever TINT may be. Madame Gefster, the
b uhgsrlan prima DONNA has done admirably; the
her line OF parts rs extended the greater arc the dra-
matte gifts developed. Mile Marimon h also spoken OF
IN terms OF high praise ana the orchestra conducted by
or Michael Costa, is pronounced magnificent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
A DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL VICTORY ILLOGICAL
q. 4 Townsend "a re Ee's York Graphic.

WHY docs not HMyU5 DIdC5 I'D dIIu % !"
manf II this country becomes Democratic two years
hence t will only be an interregnun Iheneeue some
North star SO will the United States. Democratic
National victory, after what has passed. never can 70
Io0ieal The cause OF free government has on the
whole been little helped by what called Reformers
because half OF them start OUT vita the IDEA that ee
doIn itselfis an evil--aDd that IL absurd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
Keady this AIOrnlnsi

THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
The issue OF to-day contains
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY,
CHOICE EDITORIALS
HUMORs OF THE DAY.
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS.
Letters from stat and other Correspondents ia the OLD
World and the New;
Price Un wrappers ready for mang Ave cents per ccpJ;
one copy year. tive copies Sl4 ten copies aud one
extra s2s Postage al free 10 the subscribed
Address THE TRIBUNE New.Y0rk.
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81. NInhoIns Hotel.

The improvements and repairs OF this avorably and we'll
MOTEL completed Having more oonyenienees
the comfort Of its patrons oilers superior adj
vantages for transient and permanent guests.
URIAH WEIGH late firm and successor TO s. HAWK a. CO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
WHY GOVERNOR BISHOP WANTED TWO SALARIES.
from me Toledo Commercial

1t Is no wonder that Governor BISHOP hung
on so tenacOusly his salary trustee OF the Cncn
ptu Southern His testihes that the old gentleman
has only drawn $50 from the house since taking bis
scat as Governor which is hardly enough for single
evenings entertainment OF visitors during the egsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09

THE TRIBUNE has received and forwarded
IN A A Low esq 81 Burlinr-sp the sum Of $40 sent
by the Rev. Fleming James, DID,, Gambler, Ohio for
tine sufferers by the famine in China.
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The Sensiae Lihrary

The Seaside Llbrary - -
Out today, in CLEAR, BOLD. HANDSOME TYPE
SEASIDE LIBRARY No. $50, price 20 cents.
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TPIRIINE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

euta %
inches The dom u time Tor tae noars
preceding ndnsht Ne rcseats me sseAsaa
eithe mercury during those nours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09

and the mannuvre have attempted to outline Is airu
indicated by the lines OF troops AID she nI7ng.
Aeo-I Fork, Aug 8, 1873. WILLIAM y. 9hANAS'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-01

Next Monday California will declsr" her
usual monthly: Dividend Of 81 per share,
anil carry over . large surplus toward tho
next dividend. with plenty Of orc In sight
anil good extraction facilities for several
more such dividends. Owing tn the I'm.
syoidable necessity for the suspension OF
ore hosting through the Consolidated Vir-
giniA shaft at the close % tho present
week In order In make tho much required
repairs In tho shaft. the dividend to DO de-
clarel nelt Monday will be reduced to ~
instead 10 being 81 a. heretofore. IL will
take a couple Of months 10 mako these
repairs. when tho shaft will DO In
better working condition than ever b.
fore. Meanwhile tho prospecting and
development work Of the mine will
lie pushed forward with effective energy
in fali quarters. opening out the ore Sec
tons io the beat advantage. so thai when
the repairs to the shaft are completed ore
hoisting will be resumed with renewed
energy. During the interim enough VIII
lie extracted and sent out through tho Cd
@. and ophir shafts TO pay expenses q
paw the 81 dividend regularly.
IL has been found inerpsdient Tn shut
down the oil Yellow Jacket works ct prss'
on, as was contemplated. The drift con-
nsctioa recently made at the 1000 level
with the Crown Point Il being put In good
order for sending out the rock or de-
Iris from the Yellow Jacket workings and
explorations beyond that point and ar
r-angemsnts are also being made to
send out the water through 10 TO the Crown
Point and Deleher drain shaft. The prin'
cipai amount Of this water comes from the
" vest country" above the 1000 level. n
in order To reduce as much - possibis the
amount IN be raisel, . substantial dam OF
cut stone IL now being constructed In the
drift at the 1900 level. This Jam will
shin, back the greater PARTON OF the water.
II will take two or three wesls to con-
,truct the dam. and the old hoistng
work. will probably not be shut down
l.ior. the drst of next month.
The sutro Tunssl 10 well advanced into
the comstock ledge formation. 10 shown BY
the great increase in the tsmpsrasurs. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-01
Di.,ries Ceurs

In tho District Court for the First
Judicial District Of Nevada. Rising.
Judge. the following business was trans.
acted to-day;
William Parker. . native Of Canada.
aged 10 years. admitted to c~itizenship.
Estate Of Annie Fox. deceased, W. ID.
Hodges appointed Administrator. with G.
s. Fassett, J. b. Mccullough and p. Null.
cshy an appraisers.
State Of Nevada vs.. ]. H. Riploy-sss
for May 10th.
Adjourned till Saturday May 4th st
10 A. n.
The following suits for divorce have
been commenced In this court:
Willis II. 0ooch VI. Diana Gooch-
Cause. desertion.
Rina Roo vs.. Alpheus Roe-Cause, harsh
treatment and threats against life.
Judith PaymAl W. Jules Paymal -
Cause. extreme cruelty and failure to pro-
vide.