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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-12
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-17
DANIEL T. BEkTTY'S
Pianos and Organs

The Pianos and Organs manufactured by nan
fol Y. Beatty % Washington. Now Jersey. arc
more earnestly and generally coihmended by
manufactured IN this country or
Europe, The Pianos have tho greatest possible
depth richness and Volume Of toae. combined
with = rare ~briliancy, ciearncss and perfect
e%yennesa thropshoutthc entire scale. and shove
all, q surprising duration which never changes
under the most delicate or powerful touch.
Tho celebrated Golden Tongue" Reeds In
thc perfected Reed Boards, prcducc ssc,t, pnro
aud powerful tones. livery Instrument. risno
sud uTFau. fully sArrantcd perfect IN even re.
spcct. aud will br shipped ON from ave % ~.
teen days isst trial. She manufacturer paying
frejfht 10th WAYS, ~ the instrument is not sst
isfsctoty. illustrated ADVERTISER, tCatAicgus
ldtton,l rent irce 81 application, address.
New Jersey.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

CraRR KiNo. SILVER MINING COMPANY.
y Location % principal p,ac. Of business
sin franotsco. Cal fotnla, Location NJ works,
spruce Mountain. PHO County. Scrada.
Souce u hereby al en-, that al . meeting Of
october, 1878, an assessment. No. IS, Of tucnty
centn per share. was levied upon the capital
,toeL OF The. cooperation, payable imme.
utaleiy IN United states gold c,in, Go the
secretary. ~ the once ~ tho Company, Room
~, Merchants Exchange. CailfcrnIs street, gan
Francisco. California.
any stock upon which this assessment ,hAr
isnAin unpaid on the T~SESTY.FIksT dat Of
NOVEMBER, ISIS, win he Delinquent, and ali.
vertiaed for sale A. public auction! aud u.Issa
payment IL made before will b~ sold on Tn o.
day. the 10Th day of December. 1878. 10 pay IN.
Delinquent ssse' snent, together with costa OF
Advertising and expenses o. sale.
By order 81 the Board Of Directors.
II. 2. BUSH. Secretary.
omcs-Roofn "a, Merchants Tiehanrs. cali.
fornis ctr ttt. San Francisco. Cal.
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BANKING HOUSE

NF n. r.. FIJI EEMAN q CO.,
ELKo. NEVADA.
w.. q. FuEgMSS. Manager
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TO TAX PAYERS.
OFFICE or TIE COUNTY T~RRASrRER,l
Elko. Nevada. oct Der ~. 1878.
NOTICE ~ EERRBY GIviS "HNT THE
~ StA'c. County and other tavcs fnr the year
tho law In relation TO tieiT collection will he
strictly enforced. All taIcs unpaid q G o'clock
y. M on tho third Mondhy-iSth day OF Nov.
ember-wiil then become delinquent. and 10
per cont. additional added thoroiI.
john II BRADLEY,
County Treasurer aud cI.Oficio Tax Receiver.
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Yesterdays Arernooa Beard.
I2O Raymond and Ely. y
255 Eureka Con-. 81 3iH
200 JncLson. ga y
3i5 Belmont. 1900
$40 Bodie, iGs4 49,
200 Bechtel. 100
80 MeClintons7 zoe
az Tiogn. III
SO Red gipad, az
$40 SuIgtSR. /
100 DpAb&r. ~ AZ
80 HfIle. 1917 IL
s0yA6rorn, Toe
20 GoVdshGw. Sc
$50 n. Belle. zoe
1920 Oriental, SOC l
$50 Belyidcrc. II.
32Ij Champion. IOc T5c
900 Manhattan. 81
Ze3 Bull. 9Oc
$50 south Bodie. G5c G0c
5lb Booker. lI0c
40 s.. STANDARD. SOC 35c
1000 Mono. 81 6H
100 Indian Queen, I
40 Con. Pacific. 81 3%
90 Dudley. w
90 Golden Chariot, 25c
bJ1 "uhy,J
1900 Leeds, TX IL
105 Tip Top. liOc
75O Belle Isle, 40c SOC
200 Star, s5e
220 Day, 5Dc Zoe
100 l~lighbridge, az
700 Hillside. ~
100 Modoc. Doc
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GAN FRANCISCO srecx sOARD.
wednesday. x.,..A.rl n. ls.s.

Ts-Dayis stock sales
1865 Ophii, 5IH s2s
1915 Mexican. % co
1850 Gould and Cnrry. 1917 1917
1850 California. az 0n
1915 Best and Belchsr. 2l% 2OM
800 Savage. IL 1917
3i7j Con. Virginia, OF 81
40 cholinr. "a 52H
1850 Hale and Norcross, IS l7L
$40 Point, W
$40 Jacket, 2O1.
1885 Imperial. ii5e
27O K"ntuck. ca 6
80 Alpha. 10.
1910 Bclch.r. y
200 Sierra Nevada. 1876 l62
zZj Uuih. 40 ~
30 Bullion, ~ III
l520 Exehequer. q ~.
40 Oyerniar. "a Is
~ Confidence. .
40 Justice, ~ TX
100 Succor, 1
100 Union. ia I45
1871 Alta. IiH w
1855 Bryan. 25Oc3
$50 Julia. 5H
1850 Caledonia. tx AZ
$50 Silver Hill. 2GUc 25jc
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BEATTY
Piano and Organ.

There IL no msnufaotu or Of Pianos and Or.
gans in this or any other county who bis re-
ccivej 90 many unsolicited Endorsements 10 mas
Mr.. Beatty. ffom every stAts and Territory
comes the same verdict! They are the best In
the wotld." Illustrated ADVERTISER. iCata-
loRue Kdiionl free. Address. DANIEL v
UkATli, Whsbingtop, New Jersey. OCT
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" Matches. CioohsA JcwsIry Rspssr~a.
Complicated Watches and Horse Timers .
speciality. al Work Warranted. ma
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Uncovered tLirtJ-Grs years ago ~ Prof. Lyon,
.sle, 4, tho mos. rsrteet preparation in the So'
" preserving anil tsautifyiny the hair.
besides bsIag the best hair drsssi,
YER produced, Lyons KathsiTon wi
rositIvsly prevent grsynsss, and Will r
tore new hair 10 bald heads, IL the 10
MI ~follielss ara not destroyed.
It actually performs thee --asnins n~iir.eis-.
,hieh tho following Il
A FAIR SPECIMEN.
I Lad been entirely bald for several ysan, Ct
tIutional, I suppose. I used n few lottles
;aihairon. and, 20 my great surprise, j have . tS
rovth Of young hair.
col. JOHN l.. DoRHANCE, Z. s. A
In every important respect the KAthAiron 10 sh
u,sly incompatible. /. {, unoqusled
!. To Cu-o badness.
.. To Iestoro Gray Hair.
;. To Remove DHndrul.
4. To Dress and Beautify tka Hair.
REAR IN MIND.-Tho Kaihairon 10
lieky paste OF sulphur and sugAr-of.lend, 10 pa
nd daub tho hair and paralyze tho brain. It
, pure anil limpiI vegetable lotion, intended 10
toro tho hair by natural growth md reinyiSornti
is a~plendidly perfumsd, md tho most delight
oilet dressing known. No lady's or ~gon:ieIna
oilst OUTFIT IL complete without Lyons KAthAir
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-11
BOY BURGLARS.

Three small boys IN tattered raiment-three small
boys with dirt-smeared faces, which eyes red with
weeping made still more uncomely-stood before
Judge Wandell yesterday charged with burglary.
Their names, they said, were John sullivan, Denis
Sullivan and Thomas Mccartney They did not look a
BIZ like desperadoes, except when they gared at a
fourth prisoner, = big boy named John Crowley, who
looked thoroughly uncomfortable.
''Litte boys, little boys" said Judge Wandell
paternaliy 'you are TOO young 10 begin such guctul
tricks; you must be punished severely" on which
they all bubbercd and called out with one accord,
A. Crowley, who tried 10 seem meek lamb On
this AN was called tor which revealed that
the big boy had instignted the CRIME for which all
were arrested ant then tried sh cid himself by tho
plea that he had cacght the others. An officer told
how the affair transpired.
Late on Sunday niaht nve small boys got under the
window Of Packson Vickers tea store, Nos $50 and
132 Water street. First they broke away portion OF
the IRON shutter and then they smashed the window
inside Severaliy they essayed entrance then
but only Denis sullivan, the smallest OF The party,
could crawl through. that served their purpose
Out through the opening came package alter package
oil tea, ana doubt the sidewalk would have been
fairly filtered had not passerby detected them and
raised the CRY Of ''Stop thief ~ Al once there was
q scamper. EAcn one caught up what nc could carry
ana tor his lie, while little Denis sullivan,
wrggling under the shutters was caught fast there
ana held till captured. The 1ugtives reaching a
corner, were suddenly confronted by Crowley, VINO
was waiting for thcm there and who forthwith de-
prived the OF the stolen property and made off him.
SELF Two oil tho boys plunged into an alleyway and
escaped but the other capt ured, and when
Crowley was run down he turned about and, assum-
ing role OF pursucr, claim little Tor
h,mself In making the capture He suspected,
however, oil being himself concerned in the theft.
In 81, 900 to answer and held Crowley IN toe
amount receiver we'll as thief.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-11
TRICKS THAT WE'RE VAIN.

Joseph Cassidy, Of No ia Greenwich street, has
felt somewhat interested of late In a mysterious
stranger VINO was accustomed, divers OCCASIONS 10
drop into his place OF business, ask his bartender
about him, and reior, In quito a vaporoas way, to
"these deeds oil his" Yesterday Cassidy mot tho
stranger. He came before the bar and glanced about
HIM suspiciousy; then singing the proprietor, ne
approached MIN, smiling, and shook hm warmly by
the hand. They engaged IN conversation, and the
stranger passed ny easy stages into an cncomium upon
and whispered IN his ear 'tYou don't know mo- but
know you I'm n headquarters detective from Mul-
berry street." and he drew back 10 witness tho effect
oil his disclosure. Cassidy rocked mystiaed. "i'm
nere,n hrs visitor went on, ITO work up big joD.
There's EngIIshman has skipped over here IRON
the Continent with noap o. money he made by Tor
Rery. I'm alter him, and u catch him III make a
good thing OF 10. Now. Cassidy, I was referred to
you as a gentleman who would do n service to
Jhs department u he could So ! want you
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MOVE ONT

For three hours yesterday the attention Of Judge
Smith, at tho Jefferson Market Court, was occupied
with the examination OF . charge OF assault made
against Oncer Donald Stewart, OF tho Twenty ninth
precinct. Tho complainant was L. Ogden, Of No. Z
West Twenty eighth street. From the testimony IL
appeared that on Saturday night last complainant
In company with y. L. Ogden. OF No. "a West Twenty
sixth street "a Van Chef OF No. l44 East Fourteenth
street, and +. Schuchardt GiIsey House. Tho party
standing at tho corner OF Tnrtynrst street and
Sixth avenue, at two In the morning, when
the policeman comc mp, and In rough
voice ordered them to move They answered that
they we're dsordcry asked u he had any legal
right 10 mako thon leave He replied that he had
and again ordered them away and on their failure 10
comply he caught the complainant by the neck and
pushed him distance OF hall block. In hts doicnco
the officer claimed That ho was only doing his duty,
MS orders beng TO keep the corners clear
Judge smith postponed the further examination
nnAi Ind
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THE ALGERIA ALTEkCATION.

Captain Lindsey, OF the brigantine Acira, and his
two mates, Pence and Delano, charged before Uni,ed
States Commissioner Osborn with having caused the
death OF William voss. u seaman, during tho
passage OF The ship in question between New York
and Puerto Capeo, were examined yesterday IN thor
own defence. They all denied that voss had been
kicked, and the Captain sworo that at any
time during hts confinement n irons on
deck Voss would been released II
no had consented TO go TO work. This
no refused do and discipline OF the ship had
TO be maintained he remained in irons all night. The
stories about driving snow storm In latitude 81
deg. also denied and the log BOOK produced In
evidence Alter hearing the testimony Comm ssioner
Osborn discharg Deiano absolutely and held Pence
on his own rocognizapce. To-day District Attorney
Fiero will sum up for the government. Meanwhile
the Captain 10 under bonds.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, juno 10, 1879
In she Court Of Appeals to-day tho following busi-
was transacted. present Hon. Sanford Il. Church.
Chief Justice, and Assooiatcs:-
No. 233 Patience n. Hum, respondents, VI. Tho
New YORK Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
pany.-Argucd ny A. r. Lansing tor appellant; William
q. whitney for respondent
No. $50 Green vs. MsIntosh and others Argument
resumed and concluded.
No. 260 Chauncey p. Williams, appellant w. VIII.
lam J. Weaver and others, responjents.-Argued by
Matthew Hale for appellant; Ruius W. Peckham for
respondents.
NO. 19l David Wilton and others, respondents. w..
Frederick Spring, appellant by Francis NJ.
Bangs for appellant Joseph Ii. Choate for respond.
ente.
CALENDARS.
The following Ia the day calendar for Tuesday Juno
IL Nos. 253 49, 259, AL, $50, 123, ITO ana 2i2.
The motion calendar ~ ne foliows:-No. 4l8. Riggs
VS. Purcell; 402 People vs.. Atlantic Mutual Lille In
suranco Company; 4o7. In 70 81 Marks Church 10
vacate, &c All. In 70 Emigrant Savings Bank to
vacatc &c. Ala. In 70 Gale; 4l9 Bard The
May 40 People ex rel Saterce or Board OF Police.
4l6. In re Mead; 422. In 70 Hatch: 423 Adair VS..
Adair.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JUNE H. l87s-TRIPLE SHEET

district being advised by his counsel that the Board
OF Aldermen had power to pass such ordinance,
and the ordinance abolshng the fees for inspsc
ton was utterly void did, the nth day OF January
last, inspect the weights and measures OF Messrs.
Mckesson Robbins, the wholesale druggists, who
refused 10 pay him for the inspection the ground
that tho Board OF Aldermen had abolished such
McCormack brought suit before Judge Callahan, OF
the First District Court to compel payment Of the
ful examination OF the law, decided IN favor OF Nc
Cormack, holding tho ordinance 10 be void. From
this decision McKesson Il Robbins appealed to the
General Term OF the Court Of Common Pleas. Tho
latter Court given u decision affirming judg-
mont rendered by Judge Callahan Chief Justice Daily
writing thoopinion, and The same being concurrsd In
by Judge Larremore
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY

SUPREAE CoURr-CH .MBERs-Heid BY Judge Law
rence.-Nos IL. 81, SO, SO, SO, a. 102 109 no. l26
l42, ll3 &c., 1865, 1So ls3 2O2 206 2os eli PIG 223
226, 2Zs. 2al, 24s, 25s. 300 POI, 26s, 264, 267.
SUPREME CouRr-GkskRAL TERM.-Adjourned until
July &c.
SUPREME CouRr-sPEciAL TxRx-Hed by Judge
Dononusa Co. SO AL 49, g. So4 oo6 45l, 400, 60
l3l, $780, 1885, 537, $780, SAL 544 j!5 $50, 55 562 $685.
So.. 500 5e7 $40 $40, s74. 70, 400 40 500 sos, 7
Van BrunI-Nos. s2 1858, 1897, 2l65, 1850 1862 1885,
200, 1000 ss4e, sas7, ss4a 1909 osl s62, 400 llsl
~ Judge Van z Ss 1904 1904
1906 1905 $780, 1884, 3342 1855, 1879 2493 405 1851
l42i. 1850, 1906 1920 1864 1917, iil9, 1901. l5s4
2034, 227s Part 3.-AdJourned until Tomorrow.
SUPERIOR CoURr-GENERAL IERM--Adjourned until
the fourth Monday OF June.
SUPERIOR CouRr-GENERAL TRRK-Held by Judge
Sedgwic g. y, 10. Issues OF
laciNos 40 a. Al AZ, 90, 10. so. As, 49, 49, 81, 49,
Sc, 49,.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Sanioro.Nos. 1875. 81 70l 500, $780, 746, 31S
1864 49, Sl2, 1850, 800. 5a4: 445. 742 Par, s-Aeld
ssi Oil. loos 1907. IOle iolo, COS. 1926, ioa7 az
ss4, oss ' -
COMMON PLEAs-CHAMBERs-Hsld by Judge Van
COMMON PLEAs-EoufrY TKRx-Heid BY Judge Rob-
inson.-Nos. o. 8.
COMMON PLEAs-rxLAL TsRx-Part Held By Chief
1888, $780, Ills, 1868 1870, 49, 1914 2437 HIS $685.
1884, 1853 1875 544 3ls 65i, $50, $685. 1882 $685. 1905
1104 Part 2-Hcid by Judge J. s. Ualy.-Nos. 1851,
1872 $780, 2764 147o 147s, 1863, 962 1855, 1909, $780,
1450, 14s7, s24. 1921, 733 267O
MARINE CoUnr-rRIAL TERM--fsrt Held by Judge
Alxer-Nos. 457s, 1868 2302, 2Ol4. 4627 2ol5 TIA,
3ls9, 2674 46lS, 3l63 46l6, 1884, 1884, 4s37 Par; .
Held by Judge SheridauNos. 1885, 1919. 1904, 1927
1l71, $780, 432 4n49 4050 $685. APO 4s0O 1855, 49l
1915. Part 3-Hciu by Judge sinnott mos 164S,
267oX 500, $780, l457 2627, 1888. 1904, 442l 26l3.
4673, 1866, 3443. 1862. 1881.
CouRr or GENERAL sEssioSs-Part1 Held by Judge
Sutherland.-The People VS.. Philip Ford and Michael
Herson, robbery; Same VS.. Richard J. Jorolomon,
son, grand larceny; Same va John Kelly, larceny
from the person Same Henry Kline OF al, con-
spiracy Same W.. Joseph Becker and Annie Becker,
Receiving stolen goods; Same vs. Lawrence Hines,
burglary Same vs. lshmaei Il. Glare, burglary; Sa mo
VS. Cathsrinc Ryan, psiit larceny; Same VS. John
Jonos, forgery
CouRr OF OYxR AND TERMNEK-Held by Judge Bar
retI-Iho People Va Louis y. Thearrason, false pre-
Scncok
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10 watch for that man. and II he here
telegraph to me there" ana he handed
piece OF paper on which written, wv J. cleary,
300 Mulberry street" Cassidy told the other he
would be happy TO be Of service 10 him. and invited
HIM to drink There was some further conversation,
and then the sef-styled detective, embering he
bad an engagement that would cost him something
asked Tor loan and on receiving 1t hastily withdrew
Cassidy followed, and at length caught sight OF him In
front OF five cent baroer's shop On seeing Cassidy
the pseudo detective took TO his heels but was pur
sued and captured. He was taken to the lombs Pos
leo Court yesterday, where he said his name
joan Berry, On Judge wandell asking him what he
had to say he muttcred. Ppm not guilty, ana youi
find II out before this game's played It's all put up
job" The Judge thought otherwise. however, and
committed Berry IN 81, 600
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CAPTAIN WILLIAMS ARRAIGNED.

Among the charges made in the Jefferson Market
Court yesterday was one by Abraham Du Bois OF No.
1872 West Eleventh street. against Captain Alexander
Williams, OF the Twenty ninth precinct. He accused
Captain Williams Of having struck him on Inc 9th
inst, the of Eleventh street and Sixth
enue Tho particulars the assault did ansprc
the Court fixing the examination Tor thu 18th INST al
half. past ten A. u.
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VALIDITY OF A SUITCASE.

Among the mutitudinous ltigations IN which Mari.
sta II. Stevens appears dciend Is brought
against her by Lorenzo Thomassclli growing out OF
the leasing OF portion OF the basement In tho Stc-
vens apartment house as barber shop. In his
complaint Nr Thomasseli says that he expen dcd up
ward Of ST. 600 IN fitting up the place. that tho 25h
OF February. 1876 tho defendant leased tho
basement 70 John Il. Hubbcll and Joseph y. Ward,
who sublet TO him that his sub-lease has nearly
three years TO run, and mat al the time OF the SUBJ
lease tho defendant approved the same. Hc paid
rent to HubDell X Ward Tor about Jour months whom
she defendant caused thcm TO be elected from the
premises and required him 10 pay rent directly to her,
81 the same time promising 10 ratify and confirm
his suitcase The defendant however, after receiv
rent from MIN for nearly year under sucn agree
ment, and after the expenditure OF tho $1,000 at
tempted 10 regulate the same ana twcc instituted
proceedings before Judge Kelly IN the District Court,
remove him IRON the premises, but failed In both
attempts, ~ being adjudgcd IN tho last suit that no
was the deienaant's tenant under tho sub lease
torcd. lie accordingly Drinps this SUIT tho supe-
ror Court restrDin the defendant IRON taxing any
further proceedings to dispossess MIN until the cxpi.
oil his lease and asks that the di.
reced denver TO him direct written lease tor the
permanent aud the matter came before Chief Justice
Gurus In tho Superior Court, on order 10 show
cause why tho defendant should not be allowed TO
gue the motion under which the injunction was
made permanent, and why the same should not BIO
vacated. The Court, in uecding the motion, says
that there is conflict IN the aidavs, but alter
saeraon ne Is unable TO reacn different CONCLUSION
Than that arrived on the argument oil tho original
motion, and denies the notion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-11
POLICEMEN IN nEsERvoIR SQUARE.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HKRALD:-
Can you inform mo what tho duties are OF the DO.
licsmen stationed in Reservoir squareS Are thoy to
attend tho inside outside Of the parkf The one
who Is stationed there at present to have moth
ing to 90 bat interfere with persons tho outside.
should Judge no held such position before.
Boys climb up in tho breaking of the branches,
and have never him taking any notice OF Thorn,
hut since the elevated railroad has been running
his whole duty seems to be to interfere with the
transfer coaches, winch arc such convenience In
tax in TO the Grand Central Depot. During
years residence opposite the park never saw any
other officer outside OF the railing and think this ono
had better have some person inform him what his
duties are QUERY.