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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-04
How to Locate a Mineral Lode.

The Nevada City Herald extracts the fol- lowing from the instructions of the Commis- sioncr of the General Land Office. fparties wishing to claim their mineral discoveries would pay strict attention to these direct tions, theywould be -aved much expense in the courts and great deal of truble gener- ally.
 The claimant should, prior to recording his claim, unless the vein can be traced upon the surface, sink shaft. or run a tunnel or drift, to a sufficient depth therein. to dis cover and develop a mineral bearing vein. lode or crevice; should determine, if possi- ble, the general course of such vein in each direction from the point of discovery by which direction ho will be governed in mak- ing his boundaries on the surface, and should give the course and distance as nearly as practicable from the discovery shaft on the claim, to some permanent. well-llnown Gu!ches, rayines and loads, prominent buttes, hills, etc, which may be in the immediate vicinity, and which will serve to perpctuatc and fix the locUs of the claim and render 1t susceptible of identid- cation from the description thercuf given in the record c1 locations in the district.
 In addition to the foregoing data. the claimant should state the names of adioln- ine claims. CT if none adjoia. the relative positions of the nearest claims, should drive post or erect q monument of stones at each corner of his surface ground. and at the point or discovery shaft should fix post, stake, or board, upon which should be designated the Uame of the lode, the name or names of the locatoTs, the number of feet claimed, and in record, in addition ,o tie foregoing description, should state whether the entire claim of 1,5OO feet is taken ca one sIde of the point of discovery, ca whether Ii < partly upon one and partly upon the other side thereof, and in tlic hi. the case, how many feet are claimed upon each side of such discovery point.
 Within reasonable time say 20 days after the location shall have been marked on the ground, notice thereof. accurately describing the claim Tn the manner aio.e- :! said, should be flied for record with the 0r0ner Recorder of the district, who will thereupon issue the usual certificate of location.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-04
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 MARY aI BEAN, Flaiuiir,


 Edward Martin, ChaIios < Luke Eaf,e.
 I,osch, Thomas Do1shup. Martin Sac ienberg, W CCifcr. Mary A irle John Lake, hsh,r, ,. W0sarer9 4gitn i.slH.e 4-oals Iislla-t,u i-a.r
 Levy. A ? MiHiams, Jlsap1. Nav Hem Ty Tyt.!SeI.stein. r Moses rlsg.rfrlE C l.
 Heller. Michael Levy. Joys.r,, Cob lentz, c Conn, Cohu, Max Green
 berg, Fergus OTaary, Micslacl nc
 Samuel Miller, Jacob | Mil~r Tr.4i
 hein, Michael GcltNater, Joseph
 ooia"a;eI James al Macy, Morris Gold- Summons. t.o,rs,,5 To'', ii, L " Niii oiiii No.'t,S. ronaid, Joseph Earss N f f-tauton
 John Riley, ,Ioba welsh Io,,f, 'Tie.c.
 mann, Samuel Beanis, b D H.rring- ton. Henry Iindess, Ssmgel Cutter
 9Ghh hsalcts.a, uA.yii csi.usrs Cha.
 FletS, William NtiioW, Jacob I0ug
 Thomas HeenRn, Ovy Martin Natl.I
 Iiis, Jack Alhuyero, Peter sar.Qv
 Vim Morse, Fred V Williams H-'d
 Owen r Martin, Defendants.
 Action brought in the District Co.,rt og ., r,,t, T., o'olai District in md for the County OF y,ra , .5 letrite.. Gf AgikqI4a ,F.%' Q" s'-' Martin, ChaTsss Luke, James Roach Tbo-,.s T,a , hue Martin SaiIcabegn, " q Collier Ns-v T Il f'l.. gohh Luxe, II Asher, l. Wolienberg J1i,, pa-fi, i.ouis Livingston. Isaac Levy. A ? tiliis--- If May, Henry FaIkenstelu Moses sr,,-,, 'essi = v ' Heller, Michael Levy. sCsspa Coslo.,tt f ,e,,' A. tt'.u' A.ae cteenioIs e-gsls 'i.esry sZriaol s s..,ae V sliIeFl @Hcoo t Ae-. Fred Tl.ig ! fi,e.i Gostwater, 5oaepT Cso.dsasar 4asnes ste-' ,,.. Go-aNsttf, doaD Nipple, E V sTare Fo--,' r4s@---Y ii3 .itaslIii, N dcLlonald. Iosnpit stanton, John Riley, doha T Walsh John Fj..ts-,-, Sssisel nDennisi ? D Hsrripgtea Hsnry Lir,iiess sSiiael Gutter, 9Ba AissteGson O5ser Colners , bietL william MiloB Jacob V Long Thomas Ii4s,.e,, Nea ,i f.srsdii Aaih%G Ellis, .Gek sibuyero, Peies Martin, '--''-A-a 'NFh Y
 @S -s4es! summoned and reggirsd 10 als.ear fa an acton brought asans; you by the above e,,i rsi tif, in the Distrio, Court of the Third Jud;csi pt ID and Tor the Cosnfy ca Yaysi,ai. in the .errr s srizona and aDswer the corlpsint hiei with Inc ,i o5 this Court at Prescott in said County "a conv of when eolnp2ipt accompanies this sa,nlpnsg ,.fs;, teei.is Gays icleigsife of hs sy of servica1 s- s sSrNice upon you of tIis ssanl0is ig ssr,s in .t5 county: bat if seryed cut Of ihs county aa ,s iF DistIioi, then vAn tisty ssys isr al c;hr ss t ,i days. 't N-'ss tNf15 aha yoe ase hereby oetifisi that if vo,i fail t s sS % ,s si'e colnpsiat az above req r the lsi. sIl ". ssi'y to the Court for the rs ere.,I i Iaainiin complaint, on le n tle oi, Of t fSI ' s ss'a Ser4 l said cointy of xsIsi herein . v oi M is hersztsh served upon yoa and e,.- ana isi - @ ralnts in this behalf exy1nce.l -'s -- N-s-'ntse- Given under ID. hand and tle sasl ,, ,, A, IsEAlI Court, 2t Prescott, this seyeptsr,si, s, =
 September, A. D. ISIS ~ e-s SA ,..,.. ,. WILLIAM wrFEE8sog. css,4 hfa~H cboEeSfsLI, Attyas for ril ,s.sssss st, -s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-04
D R. SPTNNEI
 No. II REAENlX STREET, treats all Chonio and Special Disess

YOUNG MEN N ho MAI BE SUFFERING FEOa TIE I Iseta or yOuthi'J foiii,s indiscretion, VI @ a lo aVil theinseves Of this fhc great ~t Io0n sFs ~ lhe altar Of suffering humanity. DR. sPINSEi ,.ia'.iltee 70 forfeit $50 fer s-sety case oi sesd hess or private disease Cg any kind or charseG sS he Undertaken and fails to ,nre.
 ATDDLE-AGED MEN. laSr- are many at tle age of thirty 10 si.g s5 1 e ,.Vupieo Vith Too frequent evacuation ci he ks oIeeh AccoinpGired by slight sr1at;Tg s- barnfs T s.a sloli, ~hu weakness Of tAc syetefa "a a rzHEn p~ueht cannot account for. On ..s.si.liDa she zs soSi's rory sediment will ofsn be found sEi s tines small particles Of al;l,... viii srr-af CT ~lii c' oi thin milkish Aue again changing Q , anu t1i iho aPpearag.ce. There are Ilauy men Eh oiihc'lty 'sstor5nt of the cause vh,ch fss ss se ol -sf4itsl weakness. T,r. S VII ggaTsrt'f Il ., V e,re ll all such cases, and hee.thy resfars me SeniiO-urlnary Orggns
 J, I,fick Hor 10 to 1 sod to g. srnssys s~ so 0 Al A. M- Generalization free. rhorough szaas- anu ai'lee, S5. Csii or ajlrezs,
 - Dis. SPINSEY & CO., "-~' ''0's"iJ No il carney St.. Ssa FrElffe
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-04
To nent.

:. Furnished bed rooms i, a ,,ri,s.e hons. this office. ee Aouse' inifir5
 Prescott, Sept. 25ih-lxks
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-04

It is lucky to pick up horseshoe, unless, of course, it happens to be attached to a mules hind leg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-10

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES,
EvEkY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On horse that II
harness. IRON three days Is given
to test warrauteeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-10

4 uCTT0N HOUSE, OF vsN TAsSELL KEAHNEY
~ Ito AND liz EAST 18TH ST,
NEAR 4TH AY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
DFCIsIONS-JUSE %.

SUPREME Court haubers-Bv Judge Potter
Bennett for injunction denied with $40
costs. Campbell CampbelMouon granted with $40
Stapeton ag Motion granted win SlO costs
10 abide event smith agt Moore.Explana0n required.
the matter Of discharged In the matter
or Mclean Leggett agt Leggett.-Granted.
Judge LawrenCe.-CampDeu agt the CampDeu PIlnung
Press and Manufacturing COmpany.-Qrder ~ settled.
Saperior Coxrt-Special 1srm-By Judge Sedgwick.
-Grandy Miner ct aJudgment for pannn the sum
OF a. $50 interest without memorandum Junker
agt Junker-Order Of reference 60 William Watson Witt
hous agt. Green-Memorandnm Van Dyck agt Jones-Mo-
agt Alten.-Defaut opened knowlton
agt the Providence New-York steamship Company
order of discontnuance King. jr, agt King.-Under.
taking approved EttliDger agt steamnller-ortered
that pant have TO withdraw notion Aaten et
agt. Eningwood ct alMotion denied 0ainmons OF al
agt EttOsen-Order granting plaintiff leave TO amend his
summons o. Kelly agt o. Keily.-Order directing that .
precopt the American Spiral spring Butt
and Hinge Manufacturing Company Decree settled and
signed Wright agt Ggerorder appointing George G. En-
ersOn receiver Slencknacht ag sencknach Order for at
taehment Bullock agt Scheld-Order Tor publication lay
lOr agt Fay-Fndings OF TACT and CONCLUSIONS OF law
settled signed. Haggetm0 ct al agt Reehert et al
order OF dseOntinuance. Witthous agt Green Order
granite Van Dyck agt. Jones' agt Nc
Quade-Referenoe ordered Wharton agL Wharton.-Upon
further consideration still OF the opinion that the Court
has no power grant the relief asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01

ally active in public and private charity especially
cer, who died two years ago. and who claimed 10 De
100 years old, accustomed TO dine every sunday
with Mr. Weed, and the latter assigned TO the ased
Captain the pension which Mr.. Weed received as
veteran OF 1872 Since the Captains death the penson
has been transferred 20 old lady. In speaking Oh
charitable elsSTt Mr. Weed said:
81 think car suggest method which Is followed by
persons whom know. and which, II the wealthy VIII
adopt IT, will found serYiceable in securing aid 70 de
serving families that suffering because tho heaus OF
the families unable to get employment Inc pan Is
buy at Stewards Cains calicoes and haneis ~
cost, and remnants considerably below cost In thls
$50 women and children for very small sum. Ana
another feature to distribute chest OF tea ana par
rel OF sugar month"; small portions OF each being done
up IN separate papers and then tied together FORMING
handy gift needy family. Thurber and Stiner nave
sold these articles for such purposes at cost price Ihere
plenty Of charitable people Ia the city IneIe are
several excellent charitable societies Ike the rive
Points Mission the Howard Mission, the Wilson INDUS
trial School. etc., with some, fear, thai do very
little except support agents and officers. so
ciety ought 10 be able 20 dispense charity with more
discretion than private individuals can Ihe soeleLes
for aged INDECENT peOple worthy.
don't think the tunes will grow better, or III they
do but slowly. We become Nation OF idlers ahd
we are a Nation Of CONSUMERS. The difference between
and France tins France came out OF disastrous
and mpOversbng war, but with good government ana
an economical people became In five years the most
pros erOus Nation In the world. This country, tweVe
years after the without good government ana WIN
extrayagant people, is suffering from the elects OIL
the To day"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
A QUARREL BEHIND THE CURTAIN.

A play by BARLEY Campbell, called The
yigantes" is TO be brought tonight The rehears
ais went on smoothly last week until Thursday, when
Miss Rosa Rand who appeared last season in similar
play called How Women Love-" suddenly bethougnt
herself that she ought to have situation that sne oau
had in the old piece. To this an actor from Boston
named Buckley, who took the part OF FrdnE ransom,
objected rs he declared three rehearsas had been gwen
10 the satisfaction of every lively debate fol,
lowed ending with Miss Rand's stamping her ioo anu
declaring AZ won't have 10 this way" Mr.. Buckley
withdrew from the place, saying Have IL your own
way" Great efforts were made to supply MS place. NJ
r. ThOrne and f. Evans were both engaged IN success
SION but each on learning the circumstances declined 10
act Miss Rand driven to despair, wanted TO apoogLe
10 Buckley, but Mr.. Campbell wouldn't allow IT, a sud
Baltimore Peace regns once more among Inc fIg-
luH %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
CIVIL NOTES.

Josephine Robbins who was married to James
f. Robbins at Ashtabua, Ohio on August %, 1s6s has
suod her husband for absolute divorce and he has put
I'm no defence Judge Potter has referred the to
Joseph 8. Auerbach.
The divorce suit of Charles E. DObson against
Mary Dobson 20 whom he married on November 3.
1862 was referred Saturday by Judge Potter to Sid
ney H. Stuart. The plaintiff alleges that his wife de-
serted him several years AGO. and that she has since
been living with Henry MoCabe. No defence has been
made.
The receiver Of the Yorkville Savings Bank
has sued former trustee, Charles Jones. to recover
about 81 500 and interest dividends alleged have
peen Illegally paid when the bank had no surplus or
onis. Jones put q counter claim, and when the re-
yer made reply, denying the counter claim Jones
we'd 10 have the reply stricken out. On Saturday,
.Iudge SedgWlck denied the motion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
sIuCIDE. ACCIDENT OR MURDER.

John d. Wright, age thirty-five, OF No. 80
South sxth-st Brooklyn, attempted to commit suicide
Saturday night. II was reported with ordinary
pocket-knife, He inflicted q dangerous wound
Wright has served for several years 10 MONTE ths
NAVY but he left tho service nine months
aeo and since that time he has been drinking
heavily To Coroner Nolan Wright said that his brother
Walter had stabbed him. The DrotDer was arEesVou "n
n charge OF feionous assault.
The statement that Wright had committed suicide was
made upon the authority of his father who sald tbat n
son came home drunk, and took the knife
from his brothers hand and cut himself across the aDdo
the wound was accidentally received His brother he
says was in the front basement without light ana ne
stumbled over MIN and himself with the knife when
his brother held in his hand. He exonerates
his brother from all intention 70 injsre Hn nn,
and SAYS that they quarreiled zap
tain W0glOm, OF the Fifth Precinct, however,
believes to be case OF murder. He says that the
brothers were constantly quarreDg, and has no d0uDs
but that the stabbng Intentional. WEIGHTS w0una
is about four inches long 1t is thought that he cannot
recover,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
LOCAL SOCIALIST MOVEMENTS.

A meeting of sections of the SOcialistic
Labor Party was held the Germania Assembly Rooms
Saturday when a report OF the Executive Committee
was received in regard TO taken to form po-
lit1oal organization for the Autumn campaign. Sec
tOns OF the party be formed in all OF the Assem-
bly, Districts ASocaist mass-meeting was held at the
same place Saturday night and an address was DC
livered by II. EismaD.
The williamsburg Turn Verein. at meeting on Satur-
day resolved participate in the procession ana fest
val of the Socialist Labor Party in Brooklyn on July a.
The Socialist section Of Long Island City held an
Yesterday when an address was delivered. explaining
the objects and aims OF the movement and urging laDOf
ing men TO join the Labor party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01

The iokers who included piece of stained
brick amoug the geological specimens which they
placed upon the desk OF the professor objects worthy
az his explanatory remarks. received the following ro-
ward Taking up OF the specimens, he said This
Is of baryta from the Cheshire mines This" bold
ing another, piece OF feIdspar from Port
land quarfies And this" coming 20 the brick, "is q
piece Of mpudence from some member OF the class"
At the s-Bismarck--" Ell, vot you
saw Gortshyf You tont dnk der Palkans wash der
natural boundary Of Pulcaria anyhow tcss his bull
dogl Here Schneider, sic 'sm stabSyl on You change
YAweop dock Schneider aus In der entry ant tie him
loose. P'raps ve want him again pooty soon."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
4 NEW ORDER IN THE WABASH SUITS.
JUDGE HARLAN GIVES NEW DECISION, AND PRE-
PAREs THE ORDERS HIMsRLF.

JUDGE HARLAN GIVES NEW DECISION AND PRE-
PAREs THE ORDERS HIMsELF.
fBY TELEGRAPH THB TRmUSEI
CHICAGO, June 30.-Judge Harlan has rem
dered another decision in the Wabash litigation. lilo
said:
Ihave considered the motions in the two OF Ty
sen against Wabash Railway aud HobrOok against
the company, well as tie orders submitted, and
the proper course take under all the circumstances.
The questions before me present considerations
somewhat different from those involved in the apDlica-
ton for receiver have reached the conclusion that.
there Is probability or rathera possibility that come
injury may come TO the rights OF the bOndholders VIII
they will to these cOmplanants such sum as
may upon final decree be adudged to belong 20 them
OF the net earnings of the road since the institution
OF the suit after applying the net revenue according to
the technical rights OF the parties That counsel may
understand what mean VIII say that II tue applies,
the first mortgage bondholders should absorb all the
revenue OF course subsequent lien owners can CON-
plain OF that The parties having come into court they
are entitled to the enforcement OF their rights under the
law the Court cannot escape the logic Of their posi-
ton, although IL has very broad discretion IN the APP
both parties to view OF what has been said TO
the probable length OF this litigation, that what further
largely upon the OF litigation. If remain in
this Circuit these suits must come 20 conclusion very
rapidly. Orders may also be drawn directing the COM
pany to report TO the Court It's aud
and keep separate accounts OF the st. LOUIS Division.
Counsel will prepare the orders
During tho day. as 1t became evident that the counsel
could agree, Judge Harlan drafted the orders him.
SELF The solicitors for the plaintiffs have expressed
themselves as very well pleased with the orders, while
disappointment and displeasure very evident the
other side. The COUNSEL for the plaintiffs stated in
court that amended bills IN the Tyson drawn to
conform to the United States Court practice viii be
fled immediately and everything will be done on their
part TO expedite the entry of a decree OF SALE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
EMBARRAssMENTs IN BUSINESS.

There were ffty-fOur failures during June,
aggregang 81 1913 in assets and S4,312030 abil-
ites being decrease May OF S1,374276 in gross
liabilities and OF forty-One failures. The principal
failures were OF A. stOckwell. David NJ KOehler b. L.
Solomon Sons, sidney w. Hopkins, and Charles Scott
& Co, whose aggregate Liabilities were @2,o2l4oO WIN
assets amounting to S5O9,254
Simon Noses a cattle dealer, has become an invoun-
tary bankrupt with liabilities OF $4,000. The three
heaviest creditors the CitlZens Bank, $4,000 Sc
cured W. II. & A. n. Monroe, 3d. 68 go and Siegel
Meyers, $j495 g.
The creditors of Rodgers, Wardrobe Co.. bankrupt
lace importers, have accepted composition OF 30 cents
on the dollar secured notes at three, six and nine
months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
THE COURTS.
SENTENCE OF A PRISONER.

Henry Schmidt, age thirty three, a German
house-carpenter OF No OF Ptt-st, found guilty on
Saturday OF administering poison to his motherinlaw,
Elizabeth schmider his wife Barbara Schmidt, and his
daughter Catherine In charging the jury Judge Suther
land referring % the recent agitation OF the subject
OF his age: NY memory gentlemen ia not impaired.
Thank God am "a healthy ever, and as cOmpe-
tent to udgo OF evidence and administer justice accord
ING 10 the provisions tho statutes was" The
Court denied n motion for trial, and sentenced
Schmidt TO ten years in prison at hard Labor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
An EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION.

The steamship Deyonia, of the Anchor Line,
sailed on Saturday with large number of travellers in
charge OF Cook Son Jenkins bound to the most Of
Europe before next September. The party consisted
mainly OF DR.. Eben Tourjee, OF the New Eng.
land Conservatory OF Music III Boston. and bis pupils
Having heard OF the excursion, number or other people
with educational and musical prOcvites wished TO join
H. and thus the ranks swollen 70 $50 Edinburgh,
Melrose the Scotch lakes Brighton. London, Dover,
StratfOrd-on-Avon, the Rhine, well as Paris. are
among the places 10 be visited. The maximum cost OF
the trip for each tourist VII not exceed $500 and TO-
600 miles will DO travelled over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
A DIsORDERLY EX-JUsTICE.
Robert w. Edmunds, Of Mount Vernon

Justice OF the Peace OF the town OF East Chester
recently appointed court officer a White Plains at -
day While serving in this capacity during the sitting
of the County Court and Court Of Sessions last week. he
nppeared as witness before the Grand Jury and then
applied TO Justice Howe sign his subpoena in order TO
obtain payment for his attendance. Justice Howe re-
fused 20 sign the paper, intimating that 1t not his
practice 10 enable officers IN draw pay for appear
ing as witnesses. Edmunds at once became very
abusive. Judge Clifford, who had appointed Edmunds
on being appraised Of the atters conduct ordered his dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sUPRER RT-CHAMBRRs-DaniCs J.-first Monday
Motion Calendar.
SPECIAL TRmd-DonOhue. J.--Law and Faot-No. sos.
GENERAL SRssIoNs-PART I-Gidersleoye, 1.-THE People
ag John Meehan, BERNARD Dunn John Delaney John NC
Thomas Matthew'S rObbery the People agt heT
nard june grand larceny the People agt Lons Jordan
grand arceny People Annie Price grand larceny
Mcpherson Patrick smith and Thomas
Crowley petit arceny the People ag Robert Armstrong
robbery; the People william Shutz misdemeanori the
People agL Henry Alber, misdemeanor; the People agt
Henry Barshow. misdemcanor; the People agt Duggal
Thompson. misdemeanor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
A TEMPERANCE MEETING.

The first of a series of Sunday night tenn
perance meetings WIS held last evening at the Park
Theatre under the management Of C. W. Sawyer. for
Iner coaborer OF Moody and Sankcy. Mr. Sawyer said
hundreds OF offers to speak at these meetings had
been received, but what wanted active work
and not speeches. Mr.. Bliss said a theatre had been
hoscn place OF meeting because people wOuld at
tend there who would nOtenter church. A description
of the Gospel temperance movement in Boston, New
haven Chicago and Brooklyn was given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
A GREAT DAY IN AN EASTERN VILLAGE.

BosToN, June 3O.-Yesterday the town
of Foxboro, Mass celebrated its centennial, which
was attended by Governor Rice and stan, number Of
the state officials, and numerous prominent An
Grafton was delivered by p Carpenter. and ether adj
dresses were made by Otis Cary r. H. Williams and the
Rev W. IL Spencer aud poem by the Rev. j. +. Petee
was read. Daring the firing OF salute John A Davis
ins tiv ktl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
TIE RIGHT TO JURY TRIAL.

The counsel for George Morgan, recently
committed in the Court OF Special Sessions for petit
lrcepv raised the question In an argument before
Judge Potter Supreme Court, Chambers on Saturday,
whether prisoner the Court of Special Sessions was
the Constitution every one charged with crime was
entitled trial by jury. Judge Potter will render his
daaia tO-ttaV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
REDUCING BANK CAPITAL.

The Merchants National Bank, one Of the
oldest banks in city, has decided to reduce Its capital
stock from SO 100000 to s2Ooo0oo go into effect
day circular Issued to the stockholders early
last week. and Saturday the holders OF 10000 OF
900 shares OF capital stock had assented the
reduction The officers OF the bank state that this step
deemed necessary BY the directors account Of the
heavy taxation imposed upon the capital stock and
plus which during the last six months amounted to
than S67 000 or over cent annum. 1t IL
understood that several other large banks viii follow