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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-04
NOT SUCCESSFULLY PLAYED.

! For several months past Mrs. Rundel, a
sister of the late Judge William Patterson,
has been stopping in Carson. She came ont
from one of the Western States, Illinois, we
| believe, shortly after her brother death. Her
stay here was longer than she expected it to
be, owing to the hardness in probating her
brothers estate. During her time here she
contracted number of debts, grecers and
dry goods bills, besides borrowing several
sums of money, in one instance, about two
hundred and sixty dollars from party by the
name of Miller On Saturday last Mr.. Mus
grove, administrator of the Patterson estate,
settled with Mrs Rundel, agreeing to give
her stipulated sum and taking his chances
for getting his money from the estate. Some
of the creditors heard of the proposed trans
action, and at once set about the work of try
ing to get their dues. An uptown merchant
called on Mrs. R., and asked her to give him
an order on Mr.. Musgrove, which she quite
positively refused 70 do But little mild
coercion was resorted to, and our friend got
his money. Thinking that Mrs. Rundel
would take the passenger train on Saturday
night for Reno, and the East bound train on
Sunday morning, several of the creditors we're
in waiting at the depot, but Mrs. R. failed to
appear. About an hour after the departure
of the cars it was discovered that she had pro-
cured a team at one of our livery stables, and
was making good time for Reno. Miller, one
of the victims, also procured team and with
Officer Duncan started in pursuit of the fugi-
tive As Mrs. R. was in the act of getting
aboard the G. p r. R. cars at Reno Officer
Duncan arrested her, and brought her hack
to Carson, where she had few hours taste of
our local Marshalsea. A portion of Sunday
last Mrs. Rundel devoted to the forced pay
ment of her Carson bills, disbursing about |
seven hundred dollars, and still failing to |
clear up all her debts. She left Sunday night !
for the East.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-04
OUR INSANE.

DR.. F. J. White, one of the Commissioners
appointed by the State Board on Insane
patients, returned to Carson on last Sunday
morning, from Stockton. Dr. White and r.
NJ. Daggett, it will be remembered, were ap-
pointed by the Board, which consists of the
Governor, State Controller and State Treas
urer, to visit Stockton and investigate certain
charges preferred against Drs. Langdon and
Clarke, who, under contract, have charge of
Nevada's insane at Stockton The charges,
principally coming from a discharged patient,
embraced extreme cruelty to the inmates of
the asylum, bad and insufficient food, and a
general disregard of a proper care of the I'M
fortunates in charge of Drs Langdon and
Clarke. In the interest Of justice and human
ity, the Commission already referred to was
appointed, and with full authority they re-
paired to Stockton, madean investigation, and
in a few days will make an official report. Mr.
Daggett we have not met since his return
but we yesterday had talk with DR.. White,
who informed us that the Commission had
been unable to find any foundation in fact
for the charges against the management of our
insane. Giving DR.. Whites own language,
the Commission found the affairs of the in
sane reasonably ellconducted. We are glad
to be able to chronicle this fact, not on &C
# of Drs. Langdon and Clarke, with
DoLF Sn not personally acquainted, but
unfortunate and helpless
vUIHE FINEST WINFAcare As an off
Il CIGARS given at an
The Most CommOdious Gaming ."pSpnt
OrmSby County.
gDRINKS I2h Ceoi"i'
Carson January l, 1878.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-04

SATISFACTORILY AERANGED.-Th racing
representatives of Storey, Washoe and Orms-
by counties met here yesterday, and a racing
compromise was settled upon. Washoe and
Ormsby county both had July races agreed
upon, to take place at the same time, and to
avoid clashing the meeting of yesterday was
called. Reno is now to have threeda racing,
9th, 28th and Doth insts., and Carson three,
July Sd, 4th and 9th. This is a good arrange
ment, fair to all concerned, and each place
ought to and undoubtedly will do the fair
thing by the other.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-04
CHANGE OF PROPRIETORSHIp p,

HNHIS Is TO NOTIFY ALL WHOmted
4 may concern that Sing Yuen has sold all his =; ,,1
rnht and title in the General Merchandising il' 'tiu
Business in this city to Nav 70 Co, who Wink in the
conduct the
Carson April 90, 1873. Sd preme Judge
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-04
OF vApA, COUNTY o.

CTATE OF VADA, COUNTY OF
- Ormsby, SIS In the District Court, Second Judicial
District In the of the estate of Bo5co lvancolc
deceased-Pursuant order of said Court, made ON
the 25th day of May, A D. 1878 notice is hereby gwen
that SATURDAY, THE 8th DAY OF JUNE A D., 1873;
Court at House in said city have been appoint
ed as time and place for proving the will of SAID Bosc
Iyancovch deceased and for hearing the application OF
Mitchell for the issuance to him of letters testamentary
when where any person interested may appear and
contest the same. Dated May 28, 1873.
r2afd ALFRED HELM Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-04

The California Elastic Truss has its way to public
favor account OF its many advantages not only OF id
justnent, but being free from metal springs and iron
hoops it be constantly with and comfort
The price also places within reach Of all afflicted Five
eight and dollars for article superior TO what man
been heretofore sold for twice md thrice that sum- ADDS "
it's sales and use 1t is constructed scientific
and sells it's merits Fro0 the ODD Feo'rs veg A9>>
San FTanriSc0 ulyI2S
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-04
ri OTICE G.

e-.rRAYEp-PACK MULES One Female
- Mule sorre branded o on the left hip.
One Male Mule, bay branded on left hip; also this
mark 4 ..- 49,,
animals to D CIRCE French Hotel Carson City, Nevada
Nav >, 1878 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
DECIeIONs-DEc. ,.

Supreme t0uT-C kdiabeyS--Bv Judge Lawrence
Dillon a:t. Duncan Austin act Nison.-Graned lrotier
the New-Nork Coral and Shell Marble Com any-Notoa
gauteh Bellows agt Duny haiiDrcA AZ tstth' llch~-
orders granted Haze AIT. rhe Central SatiOnai Bans.
Or Ter may De anlenUed see memorandum.
~ Judge Bradyln the matter Ot the New.NOrk Hlrt
Flooring ami W. Company: Asums agt Asumsi Smaley
AIT. ~ualev.-Cc M mOraLfum NpOi r. IaFlN.--oU'
lion <s5 Wife ag Motion Granted. PoRe.s lg
An hOa Order granted. Farmers 10 and Trust com.
paw agt Krrnan; Greene agt Biseowi In the matter 81
aQL s1nnebUrD Hil uryt Ryan Espeu6cheid agf Woke
the matter OF Lawrence Levy an the American National
Physicians Parsons agt McCay Ia the matter of Green
ggeciai Trm-By Jusge Van yorst-RcIcharl agt
Sheahan Of al-OrI Ter sctt-i and signed
Judge Van BTunt.-G ll agt The Equitable LILO As
suranee sooety.Moon for extra allowance denied Hon
and others Order sigIci. Cornell at
lc-Fndugs s.gned Wharton, ir Igt THurbar CT afBl.
li5iu.I Kerr AT Don .he-fv.- See mCmor4pdum
Eeck ag acknowledgement 10 atfengalt findings signed
Bv Jd e Ilrremore-Iu matter Of tlr accounting Of
Porter &C. Report OF referee confirmed In the hetI VI
the arc0unting " rag, ejC-~re rncmorUG
Van 10 srH.In the matt u lie assignment Of
CO-NcT Tusce apniuted, ana accounting OF auHh>tla'
dols, En,e ordered In the MAJ or Of The appla
toll Oh ba.IUt e. tc.-ApylcaOn OF MaIl1t,e Is dyAcis
Nelson Railroad Comp4Hv.-~ee memo
Illqpu. Tie Mayor exc Rgt Rysn-NOfion denied;
rand Mason AIT SuiSED mrg.A DDlC lion
grGUJc'. AIkUs 90 GusHye-Schetacs hod aud bod aD'
proved he. Burue AT. CIrDnSyleoUes mast cJn.
tain l.hdayit - 10 dlscr panty Of Assets
.DdTiRs COVrt-t boWbaS-By Judge GOcpD.-
Evuc,lgt az. characterization 20 amend stmmpni
g.suicI. Godois asi Barnet kcduug AL reagan neg
pc -.uafer. clark Price: Iupp agt LoyrS Hn AID
AT Dlgls In.u agt Moore Ir and agi BrtHjrG tt,Ta
at Rowe sewru agt. Faz ShHsky agl PaTrnt.Oidrs
catered and tlsi. Wesng agI HOpptr-lOloh gfahteai
GC'aUij uct
~ iu'ige observation-disclosures agt Droyiuzs.-Not.on T.
consolidate actions denied VITA SO costs GlDtfr GsI cor
hp..-Ao'iou wrout costs. Leone ast Johnson
Notion denied wIiA so costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
INFAYT7CIDE IN NEW-YORE.

At the meeting of the Medico-Legal Society
Wednesday evening, mfantcide IN New-Iork was the
subject Of paper by Dr. Simeon " Leo" 1t IS marvel
ous" said be- that inrantcldc IN NewYork ranks tar
ahead OF the cities OF the Old World. Statistics FROM
the CoroneI's ONCE show That in 1873 there
were lib cases OF iufanticdc IN this cityi IN
1874 ll2: In 1873, lO2; in 1876 lOl, aud IA
1877 9J-making a total OF 523 cases five years. IL
Is generally believed, TOO, tn THIS list docs not repre-
SEM M re man Ouc-fgn OF tic actual number. aud The
need tor more stringent legislation Il apparent The
crime is ranked among tAe fashionable practices ~ the
day Another cause death infants Is the opium or
some narcotic Inch is given TO bdpe by ITS bcgE.r
one VINO 10 asleep one ease ras fallen under my Obscr-
yaIiu when the uabc5 brain was CoHgeslcd from tht
effects OF opium which had been gYtn 10 IT,
In tue discussion that followed II urged That TIC
society every means IA It's power 10 break up the
business OF ply sicdus guilty u criminal malpractice,
ana irgltae iylng-n Huspjal>, aud 90 secure better
enactment OF the laws IN regard To Aan1IOc Inc dli-
uculy with framing aud eNec ing laws ON the subject
was mat 10 was almost impossible To provo from exam
inatlOn whether a Guild WAS born alive Or lot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
WRECKED AMONG ICEBERGS

SIXTEEN SAILORS RESCUED FROM THE SCHOONER
FLYING FISH N THE SOUTH ATLANTIC-THE
CAPTAINS STORY.
The bark o. K0han, which arrived from
IQulQue Peru Wednesday. brought Captain Dunbar and
two OF the crew OF the scaling schooner Flying Fish,
which abandoned IN South Atlantic Oh October
. In sinking condition. Captain Dunbar re-
pors that he LEFT EcT-LOndOu June "a with
q crew OF sixteen men, bound q sealing
voyage On August 30 when OF south Georgia Island.
when IN pask-ice they encountered heavy gale. The
rigging and decks became OF ice foot thcB and
they were several days this condition. the being
employed IN cutting away the iCe keep the vessel
ahOg On september 10 they ran into large quantities.
hcdcc extending from northwest 20 southwest as far
~ eye could reach. On September IL they into
belt Of eight ten mics wide, with several
immense lCcbeTgs nOauug IN II,
Alter succession OF gales among cebergs, the cap
tam concluded 10 abandon her Tue mems hands anu
feet at thus time badly frozen. On October tie
bark kohan was sighted, aud took on the
crew with difficulty. on October 20 the british
brig Hannah Captain Joues, bound TO Bueuos Ayres,
spoken, ana reluctantly took eight y the men,
Pour DAYS aiterward I'VE more OF the trans
ferTed 20 the brig Pedro, bound 10 PernambucO. Can
tain Dunbar and MS men were destitute Of clothing
when rescued, and we're kindly cared for by Captain
Dade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
CALENDAR- me DAY.

SUPREME CorRT- CHiuBgRs-Bra'y, J.--N0s. 73 ~. Sc;
100. J. 10. .iG 100 la2 -J 3D. III - 30 ~ .o
SPECIAL tEEI-Bsrlo Q, Law and ta't-Nts. 100 So
co. 7u0 l5, Cle, 100 552 - 79s 90 si G3 81 s23
oI 30, oil. 81 so, 81. 3d. 49, ST. go 90 o6O
C5igrur-PARr Ivan Erut Nos. l7o5a. l7l5a
gG-a PCS. ~ 2JSg 2G9u. 2G3 2f92 2H5, .G5L 300,
27s8 274 27a5 2735 21ip 214l, -7i2 2I4i 2'45' Z47
Pan iIrawrence J.--srort Causre.-Nas. ioI5, 1902,
tu5. Hi, fl.- 267J, - =, i2tJ. ~ "a. t-ol, 49, go,
PAM tl!-DnnOhue d. short Causes Nos. flHS, il.3.
1854 81 4i-5 100 1888 ABA 1910 4252 42@5 o7'''
rraloF C5lgT--rEcII TFRy-spcir JNos Go, ~.
TEAL IEui-PAET i-~edg7Fi,k, j. nos. .ot .'1 go
gSi POP 20 jsI, iJ. jiJ, 500 JJd 4iJ JJ+ 0Ji 4JI
Ctsst, iLEAs-EQrIrY rEmi-C. P. Daly, c. mos s,
ijlAl TLa,,-PA I-Larremcre. JNos "a 699, 1893
0z 7G 81 l9-4 75l. 1870, 7C6. 7Oi, 75, ISL 4o1 4oo,
'y II i F. Div j. Nos 1906 1882 SOC 1898 l0il,
Jl7, 1853 1913, 1928, 1861 lSS.. lC22
N,nI>F tUIrar-TRiAL TERN-PNu I-McAdam. J.-Short
CausoNos J3y7 G4. DOL 5j23, $780, 5j2j, 0lo0 55'9
JJ5u. BOTS, J3JG. J545, JJo2 J5O-. 800 20,
PAlT ll-Alker G.. J.-ShOrt Causes Nos bb3, 0ZV5,
5I 5t l. J45o Ji1O. 54OO, 1885, J496. 5403 oNJ4 0J55
gAuT iII-shersdan J--shor Cadses-Nos BOIL. 1924.
lG23 1888 53l7 $780, 5I4I J3j2 J432, 53U2 04Ov olf6
'GSSFR1 sEssroys-PAET I-Gildersleeve. J-Condio
Balm0r Felix IaOn Michael Fipi, teoulons assault ana
battery Cornelius COhey, burglary; JOhh IL ta"ley Aa
ru Han rIInt larceny John Smith larceny from NE per
Erichs0H alss pretencesi Ernest Dterch
H.. 1aTre.v eyg EiesOn. VOCATION OF sanitary code.
William flvian larceny from the person
II-Suthcriand JJosepn Levy, Abraham ietsteIh'
Abraham D. Freeman, Cherries Bernstein arson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
THE COURTS.
wHALEN AGAINST SHERIDAN.


MORGAN MORGANs, JR., CRoss-EXANINEo - CON
FRONTED WITH DOCUMENTS NEEDING EAPLANA-
TION.
Mr.. Beckwith spent the entire day IN the
Whalen Sheridan yesterday on the cross-examna-
ton Of Morgan MOrgan5 jr who had testified thal he
was present when Whaeu cyicted from the hulona
plantation by the order OF General snerdau On cross
examination Mr.. Morgans admitted that he owned {"
half interest in tie suit whcn nal purchased from
Whacn nearly three years ago. He had expended II $40
for necessary costs up to the present tme lie Had
not paid money to procure witnesses, but he h'a
spent considerable time bunting NJ proper
evidence 1866, the witness sIid, he leased from
Mark GIOyt q plantation called the H+rd Bar
ny presenting TO Tue WIIb'S9 vdl :" SUI vi '' ~ -,
plant tfIOn, made by hun and Wnd"n 70 Mar" loJt,
December 20 1866 In the annexed schedule Tue prices
Oi articles On the p IN at9u were psteu nucu " ~
than MOrEtUs lad te-, led That tucy were Witn; rue
witues>'o explanation was tuat tWs Dill OF sac WIS
gwen 10 % u,rct wal, au IIh'i i,o,l a IL is
Gin d Porch, a NeH-Orlrdn5 la"-h!n ING "a YES
merely nominal. II rae IN one sense tAtt Jhe
properly WAS sold, but 1t was never gwen INTO inc pos
Mr.. B,cla1tn then showed tie witness an affidavit
that IA" mad made IN the GeW-Oricans matter,
y len charged with CrutcBpj Of Court, ~ watch n
UyorrCd mat tie prices named IN the bill OF sale were
moi lUg Mr. Ngraus sid thai he made that affidavit
INN OF his property. Tie witness eEpd nou dhothSr
COCuI cut IN winch he admitted tna j. Il slater was ia
possession Of the pla ttIO, ~ saying tat he hd con-
.rnrr la UOyt, and gucd az his requcs many similar
p,p.rs withUut EuowDg Exactly what ruey were.
3lUuh time was con ,umed IN 80 uns ths FHao Oh
indies ana other prop fty. JhIEc "a'he D,'auo ~
patient dud said that with many d'ttS thcy Woud
-et through; but General ht'r si'H lh"L hu'.5
Ntr- very obstinate liAE "Ht 'Hv I'll -
slowly. Dining tdc day General Bule. aake" 10
have the complaint amended ~ the u9SeF,lon vi
quantity OF properly that Wa ser ana hoI iuied.S
tuc umDlaU ana ais a complaint OF a'5it'll upou
the person and family Ut thc puDdf. Juoae "dGtce
al owed the amendment concerning the property Out
ii FsA4I % t.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
THE DrATH OF VICTORIA COYNORs.

TESTIMONY OF DIR. G. 4. BAKER AND OTHERS.
The evidence against Orlando +. Bradford,
&c pIys.ciau charged with causing the death Of s.
Y Gloria Cuunors was mainly submitted yesterday be-
fore Judge sutherland IN the C1ur Of General Sessions
Assistant Di-ricA ttorncys Bel. and Rollins both took
part IN tine prosecution and william f. Howe conducted
the defence william Bhnn clerk IT the Hotel Bruins
wick testified % his int macy with the dead aTl whom
rc knew as Victoria Cornell Dr. Frederick H. Lay an
% .s-iaut aT rlpvU. Hospital, ties flied that he had
some .cuUa'ntauct with the dead XII, meeting her on
fgy on three occasions before hrT death. II" called TO
H her 10. 40 1872 T. Il Tvc!h-~f., III" house orcuneo
los d. Bod orr H. June .e asked by DR.. Bradford
tn AMI man iu removing the uIH 10 her mothers house.
ON sanitation uc denied That he had had any T.
rtIf relations with the dead girl
Clarence NJ. ikrr, he doctor who gave certificate
That girl urd OF Consumption, test fl that hc saw
Dr Bradford aitrTward pluinister cIlor"iOrn 10 the
r and warned bini that It dangerous. A;t.rwHld
Dr. Bradford requested hm e. take charge OF the csc.
Aftcyward DR.. Bradford twice week, reported 10 him
iltt tie woman progressing faYurabF, ana Wucn
c witness tod Of her death he was ~urniscd Iho
crosscNamnation ~ DR.. Baker VIII be continued To-
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