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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29
t0ams LAu or.

The game Law expires on Sunday.
The Law protects ~"grouse. sage chick.
sns, prairie chickens. partridge, pleas.
ant, woodcock or any wild goose. wood
duck, teal or other duck. brant, swan,
sandhill crane, plovsr. snipe. curlew.
robin, dove. meadow lark. yellow ham.
mer or bittern" between the first Of
April and the first Of September Of each
year. Section o Of the same law pro-
tscts "dser. antelope. elk. mountain
sheep or gsat between January LIST and
J.ulv lat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29

A DEED was nled In the County Re
cordsr's Office yesterday BY which Johr
Gillig conveys to the Senator Mining
Company the Senator mining property
The site for the new shaft Of the Bss'
4 Bslchsr and Gould & Curry Coups
mics comprises seven acres Of ground
six Of which is dump ground.
A NOTICE Of location Of 1900 feet OF
the Gold Lead. on Cedar Hill. was Alex
In the County Recorders Office Jester
day by Andrew Charles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29
A VOICE IRON NEVADA.

From vksisis citya poor sufferer, almost
dsvoursd alive By an ulcsrous secret disease.
sends nc bis thanks and gratitude for his ~.
oovery TO h,slth. effected By thoss sterling good
msdicints, Bristols Sarsapartla and Pills.
eonndsncs OF both doctors and patients.
au1llm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29
LIVER II KING.

The Liver 10 the imperial organ Of the vhois
human system. a. u controls the iifs. hssfta
and happiness Of man. when Il II disturbed fn
its proper action, all kinds OF ailmsnts are ~
movements OF the hear and blood, the action
Of the brain and nervous systsm, are all imme.
distsly connected with the workings OF I'M
Liver. II has been mccessfully proved thai
Green's August Flower 10 uneQuslsd In curing
ali persons sfiictsd with dyspepsia or Live
Complaint, and all the Numerous symptoms ina
rsSuit from an unhealthy condition OF the Livef
and stomach. sample bottles 10 tfy. 10 csnts,
Positively sold 10 al towns on the Westsrn
Continent. Three doses will prove that y u
lust what you want. ~ soWk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29

The Bodis Standard Of the 9Th In.
slant says: The Bodis mine II still
yielding its half . million q month. and
the ore. II anything. richer than ever
before. The usual progress u being
made In the drifts and wines and every.
thing looks will. A shaft has been
started on the Bruce ledge and drifting
on the Burgess has been commsncsd.
Both lodges are looking splsndidly and
yielding the usual amount Of rich ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29
Arrt,al. snla a...I.r.

shale. 2 Maloy, J Mckinley. W Dolby
and son. + II Moore. T. Hussey. &c Yates,
L q Hylier. Y HOLMAN. W Cnom Mrs
GRAY. q Perasich. Miss BAllmAn. Miss l.
Bradbury. EA Phillips. Miss Dewey. N
Kirkpatrick. W u bradbury. T Grass.
y stailsr. Jun. \ y Mckenzie. J W
goap, J II Roberts and wife.
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THR CRUST OF TARTAR

Speedily leaves the surface Of teeth upon which
the cleansing and preserving influence Of
soZoDoNr 10 taily ezertsd. No form oil
decay can infsst . vt Of "ivortss" upon which
u 10 ussd. II has. moreover, Q most rsfrsshine
sareesbis taste, besides rendering the breath
fragrant. II the mouth DO hnsed with II aftef
smoking, the tasts Of the tobacco 10 entirely
~dissipstrd. A. IN auxiliary 70 personal come.
ilnsss Il cannot b 700 highly sxsoiled. SOLD
BIZ druggists. sui2 In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29

MlnNIrD.-As will be seen BY proper
notice in another column to-day. Au-
gustus Rsdeuill. formerly with ham
croft 4 Co.. San Francisco. but lsttsrly
business man with Tyrrsll i Reese.
foundrymsn. on the Divide. has been
united in mAtrimony with Miss
Nellie G. Tyrrell. daughter Of A. j.
Tyrrsll Of the above firm. The happy
couple are now at homo at the residence
Of Mr. Tyrrell. on the Divide. receiving
the congratulatory vista and warm
wishes Of numerous friends.
SUDDEN DKAru.-May, the charming
little daughter Of Alexander MeMartiu
and wife OF this town. died very suddenly
At . O'Clock this morning Of diphthsria'
The child was apparently AZ we'll - sver
at 7 O'Clock when the father went to
work, and two hours later she vas q
corpse. The bersavsd parents have the
sympathy Of all u people in their BAD
atiietion.
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rnR PALACE RATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef unexoelisd In Storey
county. 20 10 Thomas Hsnroa's Eating Stand.
IN the Palace Saloon. No. : North Q strset,
Virginia City. fresh oystsrs ct al houn N
sysry styis. Forty miners always on hand q
niehf. For tasty, homo style Of cooking. and
ths beat and frcsi ct OF ell that the marietta
aIord. the Palace Eating Stand has no suHsfios.
Trv N. Ada n
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering fron the sros md
indiscrsions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc.. I will send .
receipt that will cure you, yRHx or cHAnon,
This great remedy Wa discovered By mission.
arr In south Amrrics. bsod 9 self-sadresesd
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. INkAN,
Station d, Bible House, New York City.
se2O On
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COLLISION WITH CANES.
PRorEssoRs BRAY AND PAS
MORE MEET.

A Lssg story with asheSs rsr1is.
atisn-W what Came Of Lsdiss Wa
ding In Emerald Bay-Charges
Of Usgessismasiy Cssduet-rhey
are Co be Investigated.
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O. II.

o. n. aALLur. opposite the Bank Of oshfos.
mia. Gold Hill. keeps constantly on hand Ill
fayorte brands Of Imported C:safs. ohoios bit
cigEfs, oil kinds OF chewing tobacco. noel.
schaum pipes, nuts, candles. fns cutlery, and
toys and hAnoy goods OF all kinda. ap3s n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29
CASE.

Ono Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was thu: OF the man John y. Herman.
deg, residing In Salt Lake City. who vss d
desth's door with that terrible dlsoass MArAs.
mus; the beet medical AID had failed 10 stop
the progress OF the malsdy, When ~twent.snfes
thrss phlais Of BRisTOLs PILLS made bin .
we'll man. I5e I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29


MnrHs' UNION PIcxIc-Ths Commit
tee Of Arrangements for Gold Hill viii
msst al 7 O'Clock ON Saturday evening.
August 3ist, In the library Of the vir-
ginia Miners Union. D street. Virginia
City.
O. R. JOHNSON, formerly supsrintsnd'
snt Of the wsllsF Fargo mine. who went
out to Bodis last Spring. has made BE-
tween $500. 900 and $4oo, 900 In Bodis
and Biackhawk stocks.
Tnosr who heard Bishop Simpson
last evening no longer talk Of passing
:" through the dark valley Of the shadow
other side"
GENIAL Blrr,axAx Is whiting vir'
siaia to-day.
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Issress 0sss.sisss.
u n ws.rrns cs,os rxirsa.ru rrsal

sAS fH,ScIsco. August 2o-2:3o ,. =.
Julia ~. liz. Con. Virginia ~. l2t,
Union 40, So. Me1iean 30, 81. 3oe. Saw
K 1874. Yellow Jacket IS. Best 4 Beleher
ais, Alta ~. i9s b. Gould a Curry IL.
Nv. Lady Washington Is. Beleher l3s'
1874. Alpha 10. liz. Imperial 20. i 30
Ophir as. As.
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The Iatsrnasisssi Monetary Csn.

The Iatsrnasisssi Monetary Cen.
PANS, August 2s.-Iu the monetary
conference. to-day. Governor Fsnton
closed the general debate on ths part OF
the United States. He said the United
States expected from the conference. II
not O decision favorable to the free cir
culation Of silver. Of least such an OF.
pansion ss would enable Americans 10
hope to obtain later cooperation, which
they came here 10 request. Alter recess
Of an hour N. Leon Say submitted the
formula Of q reply which . number Of
the delegates decided to make. The
conference, however. asssntsd TO the
proposition OF Grossbsck. and adjourned
till tomorrow 10 give the Americans
time to consider this reply. On Friday
the American commissioners entertain
the delegates at . dinner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29
afRDICAL wONDRH.

This great cure for Rheumaiism. Neuralgia
and eli Pains, Burns. scalds, Colds. and all
achss and pains that people and families sunef
with. 10 really Q wonder aid . succese. j.
Jones. Jr. sells 10 ct Gold Hill. 1ef1 On
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THIS MORNING.

iGss ophir. so. t9S. tsS. ~. 40
1855 Mexican. u. 3tS. IS. SCI, ssh
1850 Gould A Curry. i2S. -. IA. i2s .alt
s55 Best 4 Bsleher. "a. IS, 2Gt. IN
$40 California. -. IA. Ia, l3s. IA
1850 Savage. iiS, II. iia. Ia
200 Con. Virginia. II. l2a. l2s, Ia
CyO ChollAr. Potosi. 40. %. 40
1900 Hale 4 Noreross. IL. l0s, iOt
1850 Crown Point, II. i0s. lOs. i0t
1905 Yellow Jacket. IS. "a. 20. 25s, 2S
iGli5 Imperial. I IS, I 30, l 40, 20
30 Kentuek. 81, Ca G, ca, g..
AGO Bslchsr. iis, IAN. u, IA, IL
1880 Alpha. II. iGS, lGs
CTS Confidence. ~. .. 10. IL. IL, i2s
i2a
9co sisrr. Nsvads. 81. 30. "A. &c. IS. 70,
73S, 72s
$50 Utah. IS, Sc. 81. 37S. 81. IS
2Ti5 Bullion. IN. H.. II, l0S. liz
1000 E~Ishsquer. 81, So, 6, ca
IS Seq. Belchsr. 40
ITO Overman. 20. lgS, 20a, 2OAs
22i5 Justice. o. 81. 81. 81, "a
ITO DAney. Coo
lss5 Union Con-. ~. IS. &C, t5s, ~, as.
2t65 Alta. Is. In, iss. isA
100 Succor. "a
1866 Lady Bryan. So, 4, 81
20s0 Julia. 90. ~. 10. io,s. i0a
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aEroar.
Nan FrAaoisee Beard.
LAST

LAST EVENING.
100 Meadow Valley. i5c
$50 Raymond a Ely, 81
325 Eureka Con-, Al. i0t, AZ
Sos Jackson. 81, 81
li05 Belmont. ~, 2 20. 2 40
1880 Leopard. "a, ~, AZ
rs ella. SOC
1850 Panther. i0c
l60 Northern Belle, i0k, 10
3s25 Hussey.i
ESQ Manhattan. Z. 7 bio, 6t
1900 De Frees. Csc. SOC. zoe
l0l0. Grand Prize. Sc. q, 5k,G
1s70sArgenta, l 10. L. l IL
1905 Independence. ~. 2 l5. 2 40. IS
$50 Hillsids,t
SEQ Hishbridss. l 20. is.iO
1900 Moioc. Toe. CSC
5000 Navajo. I. I %, 10
SIS Endowment. zoe. ISc
100 Silver Prize, zoe. i5e
565 Star. 1
400 Day. Use, $50. 9oc
200 Coso Con-, 55c
200 New Coso. 35c. 500
Jus Bodie. 81. 81. 50
1926 Beehtsl. AZ. ~. 2. lao
ESQ McClinton. I 80. IN, II
! Aurora 3. s.
1870 Tioe.. 3. On 80
$50 summit. Az, 4, 8, 81
1880 Goodshaw, 1 10. 1 Us. is
2c0 White Cloud. 1
100 Concordia. SOC
1000 Oriental. II
$50 Beividere. 81. 5 70. ~
$50 Champion. ~, ~
GO Blackhawk. 2. I -
400 Ida, 1
1856 South Bodio. 2. lt.is
$3.50 Booker. 2. IN.
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csEs:peaa.a,., / san 'nas''o'' LAfH.n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29

sat q woman, whom upon closet iuspec-
ton. he was shocked to see was stark
and stiff. The cries continued. and be
hurried to the front apartment, into
which the room opened. There upon
the floor. lay q mother and . daughter.
dead. The older woman had evidently
thrown herself on the floor In . frenzy
OF dslirium. Upon the only bed In the
ROOM, writing with fever. lay the man
whose call attracted attention. and .
child eighteen months old. That driver
has hauled twenty corpses from the
same house since the fever commenced.
At No. l5l Bienvills street, . long mar
row alley-so narrow that one can PEN
citrate Il only with dificulty-lsads back
to q building onos occupied ~ . stable
but now q pest-houss. In the ioit Of
this the Towards discovered . family OF
seven. fvo OF whom were delirious.
One II child Of two yesrs-dead. ana .
mother PROSTATE upon q pallet Win
newly.born babe. The mother with
many tears stated that, utterly unas-
sisted and unable TO move. she lay In
the pangs Of child birth and saw her
little daughter die. A volume might b
written Of the horrors sxpsrsneed BY
the very poor. but these cases are cited
to show how greatly the relief s1tsndsd
10 them II needed.
CoLuNpus. Ohio. August 28.eContri.
buttons for the yellow fever sufferers
now aggregate over $500.
MEMPHrs. Tenn, August 2S.-Ths
condition Of our city tonight surpassss
description. For the past twsnty.four
hours ending at o p. n. sixty.two deaths
have occurred. Of which only four were
from other causes than yellow fever. Oh
these forty.sevsn were whites and eleven
colorsd. The new cases we're 1l9 during
the day. Physicians were d worn out
In attending sick calls that tonight, for
sslf.prsssrvaaon, they are resting, many
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IL yxRsoHs MpyBTxD 30 ~
"A. ~, az. i sss.s 9 non : Ne WIFI a5usn.
- rsoScctsd % naks Immediate 20 ns.s 70
~ ..f~,iMsI. Vho 3 dsly authortssd, b.
orS,s q q unlssd Stsass Dtsttss osar&. 70
~ r .. ruIyzxAx. Tssssss.
The New York herald., 1878-11-01
HEWIrT-M'DOWELL.

The following s . copy OF lettor delivered -
Mr.. Abram s. Hewitt yesterday In relation 10
the quarrel between himself and the subscriber
to tho document, Mr.. William o. Mcdowell, At the
reorganization meeting OF tho Montolair and Green
wood Railroad Company on Wednesday,
NEW York, Oct. 81, 1878.
ABRAn 8. HEwIrr:-
sIR-As l understand that your Incorporate Ian.
guage always apologised for tho next day with
explanation that IL - due TO . natural IL.
ritability Of temper, augmented BY various
diseaseS particularly dyspepsia and slcopless
nights, l write you this to notify you that shall
require resraction Of the cpithsts applied TO by
Railroad Company's reorganization meeting, and pub
shed tomorrow in each one 81 the New YORK papers,
together with an autograph copy sent TO mo with
this notice, that II do not mako such publication
and send letter will proceed protect NY sell
az advised by sounsci In the way that the marks
out WILLIAM o. MCDOWELL
reporter OF the HERALD called on Mr. Hewitt lass
evening at his residence, No. Lexington avenue to
ascertain what he had 10 say in reply to the letter
Mr. Hewitt received the HsRALD reporter very cordi-
ally, ana, whom his mission MAS explained, said:-
swell, SIR, all have 10 ssy TO you is that have
received such ietter isom hr. Mcdowell ana 1 do
not propose answer IT.
"Havs you nothing sIse 70 say, Ar. Hcwstts"
"No, nothing else, and then, as tho reporter was
walking toward the door. Mr.. Hewitt turned sud.
tnued :-''Reaiiy ! cannot ses what the news
papors have 10 do With my private business.
II 10 entirely personal matter between myself and
Mr.. McDowolL don't soc why they should publish
and - hts hand suli fingered ON the handle
of tho he sighed, .sBut ! suppose ought
10 bo used to IT. They have my nnme brought up
nearly every day In some shape or another: bat time
'Good night Mr. Hewitt" I" and tho reporter pre-
ceodcd on his way.
The New York herald., 1878-11-01
CUBA.
THE BRITISH CONSUL TRIUMPHANT.
HAVANA. Dot 20.

THE DETAILS OF THE TRINIDAD cooLIE
THE BRIrIsH CONSUL TRIUMPHANT.
HAVANA, oct 20, =
The report Of the selling OF she coolies. bro h.s
Dr. seccht from Trinidad, 10 oonnrmod, ws.s 81 et.
diton that sccohi had engaged 10 bring fro,.
and Dsmerara 10. 900 coolies ysss they beis, ce1
sractsd for Ave years ~ ono snil,ing . day,
and that Of she iorty soohss whom Sscchi
had already brought no had sold thrce q
Santiago do Cuoa for $500 cach. The fraud in me
contracts, which werc made out 10 Engksh and In
Spanish consisted tn shc Engtssh bctng srnnsla
tion Of the Spanish, as the latter gave Secchi ful
power OF transfer, while the former did not mention
this condition. some OF the contracts wore for
year and signed by cooics who could rcadr the ro-
mainder we're Tor ave years, signed With thor marks
by those who could not road or aid not understand
Tho contracts The British Consul therefore, sstsod
tho contracts, and aftor considerable trouble and
sistance on the part sf Sccchi, who brought civil
action against tho coolies for breach Of contract and
criminal action against the Consul himself the latter
succeeded Shipping tho cookies back 10 Trinidad By
the Royal Mall steamer on the 7th INST Some mie.
understanding was reported 10 have arisen between
the British Consul ana the government here and u
reported that the latter had threatened 70 with
draw the Consuis exeqaatur. II this speculation hsd
been allowed to be carried INTO effect IT would have
been very profitable business Tor the spccuiators
These coolies were, without exception, British sub:
iecta
The New York herald., 1878-11-01
THE CUSTOMS FoRGERIEs.

When the government asoertaincd that tho accounts
Of Bernhard Hutton with the warehouse division OF
the Custom House wsre In mixed up condition
measures at Instituted secure tue Treas
ury Department against any possible loss. The de-
nciopoy amounted 10 $lOs,ooo, and an examin alton
iuto the number Of packages belonging TO tho nrm
stl in stcre revealed the fact th Tho value Of these
ted 10 upward Of 100000 Orders wsi ISSUE
by Collector Msrritt 10 stop doIivering any oil The
roods aud at the same time y warrant oil dlstral mt
was Issued by Judge Bislchlord az merc
disc In the rm's wareroons, which served by the
United states Marshal. ff
Yesterusy air Lsngdon, partner OF Messrs. Bon
kard IL Hutton called upon Collector Aerrtt de-
posted with him ccrtined check on Tue sank Of
ss IN tne hands oi authorities, amply covers
caim OF the government Upon this tho dislraint
vas removed.
The New York herald., 1878-11-01
A FAvoRlTE OF THE FLAMES.

No 444 Broadway, site historic In the records Of
the New York sage, bids fair 10 become remarkable
In tho books Of the Fire Dopar,msnl Touched by
confagrotiou whiie YET a hstrionic temple 10 was
burned out whom n had changed its character, and
alter lapse Of vosrs " sIl In The RUNS Of the great
fire oil 1914 since then repeated alarms have been
sounded from ~ and once or twice has been Scared
by ths lanc Last night had another visitation OF
tho nre ncnd. tue top ncor which Messrs. Panper-
ger IL Co. occupy MS n wholesale clothing house,
suddenly burst mo lamcs, the engines were called,
there Mas work by the arc lad and build
ing saved, but not before s12 900 worth stock
had been destroyed and $1,000 damage done to the
atructure. n e Hs
The New York herald., 1878-11-01
signature =
Address OF presenter


ON the sido IL Is the sBat for ladies'.
Two cards then secured, which are q Iittto
smuiier-one side bordered ABOUT thrce.quurters OF
an deep win pinK and only tho word sPresents-
sicm printed thereon on the other side tho card ~
PINK aud 10 printed as toows:-- 8Nt' ~
these cards are 30 be very iesiby nIed up
Tho other TO the nanocrsin who viii announce
che hame TO Her Majesty.
rnE Qusss's DRAWING ROOMS
Very strtct regulations govern the Queens drawing
rooms at Buckingham Palace. anu by Her MaJesy's
command lhcsc two cards above named mast be
brought by the ladies' VINO arc 10 bo presented. The
blue caro- first DO left at The Lord Cham
berlhin's oniec Two clear days before The draw.
Ing room, aud IN order 70 carry out the
existing regulations that NO presentations can
take place al drawing room, except tnat thc pro-
sentsr or lady recommending the deuulanse Oc actu-
ally present In Buckingham Psiace on that day. she
must, IN fact write letter TO the LORD Chamberisn
the effect that she will DO actually present st that
souri, and u must accompany the return VI the blue
card, which is submitted to the Queen for Her Ma
tcsty's appreciation No presentations are made ex
expected tnat gentlemen viii present themselves nj
drawing rovm except IN attendance on tns ladies' Of
ipsir family. Any gentleman, however, VINO may
have desire to be presented TO tho Queen must Oh.
perve the regulations In iorce at thc queens evees
yns palaces are open for the reception OF guests a.
two O'Clock. The drawing rooms are held IN Buck
ingham Palace, the evees In 81. James Palace
Many people think that to present address to tho
Queen they must 20 through great deal Of bcwing
snd ceremony, bat here Is tho rucA deputation 10
uressnt address NOT tour persons and
the rules slrct that tanning TOE OBJ
ieo Of the address pction, with names Of the
persons who are 70 present snsm, must bs sent 70
The New York herald., 1878-11-01
THE $4,000 FORGERY.

In the case Of Charles VI. Ponlez who 10 confined In
tho Tomps indictment charging him With COM
plioty In tho $4,000 forgery ON che Union Trust
Company, hts counsel Mcssrs. Irving Ward and
Thomas " Gator, appeared yesterday IN Part Of the
Court Of Gsaeral Sessions o motion 20 reduce the
amount Of bail liked by the Court 00ote 50, ,00o
Counsel presented In support OF the motion nuinDor
OF adavits ecssing for,h that IN ths o Joseph
EIiloIL charged with bong Implicated In the same
offence, the bal, was liked At $l(, ,000 and
In lhe case Of Charles Becker At 81, ,00Q II also
urged that when Pontez was urres, cd and placed n
the House VI Detenton, on the 18th o Ootssev, ~
witness, he was held only the OF ~, 900,
which was nshed; that ne never tnon attempted
10 make MA ssospe. aud always reauy TO appear
when called on, although be was Informed that he
was about 70 be indctsd. These afidavits sup
accused was suffering from pulmonary comp iaint,
which confinement IN prison would tend 10 AgerA-
vats Assistant District Attorney Herring asked That
too matter DO LAID ovcr, aud adge Gldcrseeve ad-
Journed The rsuinent until Monday.
Al the stling VI PART Of tne Court Of General
Sessions yesterday sJoe Eiliott, also charged with
being implicated In tns Union Trust Company ior-
gerry, who, is said, turned states evidsnce, and
mad ously Acknowledged bis guilt, was callsd 90
the bar for sentence by Assistant District Attorney
Herring Mr. Oliver, In the absence oitho prisoners
counsel said he sd been requested by them 10 ASK
permission TO Withdraw tue pea OF guiity Mr. Her.
ring opposed the motion and the matter was ad-
tourned until Monday next The civil proceedings
against Elliott were discontinued yesterday.
The New York herald., 1878-11-01
CUT WITH A TROWEL.

An alteration took place last evening at No lh2
South Filth avenue between William Schultz, ot No.
e32 East Eleventh street, and Michael Walsh, Of No
70 south finn avenue. During the fracas schults
assaulted Walsh with a ANAL trowsl and In
aicled three terrible scalp wounds police.
man took tho injured man 10 the Prince
street station nouse and also arrested hts asssans,
Police surgeon Dora drssesd wslsh's wounds, alter
which ne was removed to 81 vinoent's Hospital
Schutx was locked up on = chsrge of feioniovs a..
sauiL Walsh's wounds we're pronouAeed sert0na
The New York herald., 1878-11-01
NEW HAHNEMAN HOSPITAL.

Tho new HAhneman Hospital was formally opened
last night 10 thc pressuoe Of largo ssscmblsgc rhc
President, o. II. Wales delivered the inaugural adj
shs insutution's progrsw. kt
The New York herald., 1878-11-01
DAMAGED BY FIRE.

A nre on the nnh noor OF No. 354 Broadway lass
evening destroyed $4,000 worth OF tho stock Of
Mayor h Jonasscn, CLOAK manufacturer aud DAM
aged the buiiding 70 sns amounl Of e1.000
The New York herald., 1878-11-01

The Castle Garden authorities have still under their
charge PasQuaie Campana and the i've other SwIss
emigrants wno swindsd, ~ alleged, out Of their
pussage 10 San Francisco, by an smgrant agent, at
Lugano switzerland. They arc expecting funds from
their friends Swiserand 70 carry them lon shsir
Journey.
The New York herald., 1878-11-01

OLD FISHERY REGULATIONS BEvIEwED-THH
ARBITRAfIoN BIUHDER-A sLY RELraro.
DIPLOMATIC TRIcK-A COUNTER CLAIM ron
INDEMNITY