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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27

Mr.. John II. Seymour, OF Oneida, after briefly adyo-
eating the proposition, moved that Messrs Addison
Gardiner, II. Seymour, Homer A. Nelson, Hezekah
sturges and Dewitt West be added TO the State Com
mlttee as members from the State OF large.
Mr. Ecclesine said in view OF the aeness Of the hour
he would the previous question. lCries Of mo-"
Mr. smith Weed called for the yeas and nays, which
cred.
While the vote was being taken, r. W. Peckham,
az Albany, ID. b. Hill. OF Chemung, Smith NJ. Weed,
W. C. Gucklin, of Delaware and Mr.. Faulkner, OF Lv-
ingstOn when their called, aud in Bit
men named TO the State Committee.
Mr. Seymour, when Madison County was reached, said
in that his motives may not be misunderstood
misrepresented, he Withdrew the resolution.
The Chair decided that this could be done only by
unanimous consent No objection being made the resO-
Mr. Beebe moved that the convention proceed to nom
candidate for the Court OF Appeals. Carried.
Mr. Homer A. Nelson, OF Duchess, named Calvin
Frost Of Westchester and stated his qualifications for
the position.
Mr. POste. Of st. Lawrence, nominated Mr.. VIM. A.
Sawyer, Of st. Lawrence, with remarks as TO his qualh
Mr. Jenny of Opon0aga, Withdrew the name OF Vim.
G. Ruger, who had been spoken Of AS a candidate.
Mr. Cochran, Of Westohester requested the with
drawal Of the OF Mr. Sawyer, that Mr. Calvin
Frost might be unanimously nominated. Long and
continuous laughter
OF TOga and commended bis abilities for the position
Mr. Loomis, Of Broome, seconded Mr.. Camps nomina-
ton
Albany, and highly euogized bis qualifications.
Mr. Egan, OF Kings, and Mr.. RawSOn, OF Richmond,
sustained Mr.. Hands nomination.
Judge Green, OF Niagara, Mr Mitchell of New-York,
and SIR. Brown. OF Jefferson, sustained the nomination
Senator Jacobs OF Saratoga nominated Mr. George d.
Justice Westbrook was named. but his name was NJ
once Withdrawn by Mr.. i. l. Westorook
The roll was then called, and the members named
their eandidntea With this result; W. H. sawyer l4e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
THE COURTS.
THE McApAMs LUNACY PROCEEDINGS.

THE MCADAMS LUNACl FKUOhhDINU0'
The proceedings to have Mrs. Louisa X.
MeAdaus who IS suing her husband for divorce, de-
clared a lunatic we're resumed yesterday before tue
commission appointed In the case and sherih's jury
The crossexamnation OF the defendants oldest son was
continued. While discussing objection, MI. Cooney'
counsel of the petitioners said that Mr. Ross had taken
up the divorce for Mrs McAdams after other cOun
sci refused It, Mr. Ross replied holly that the gen
eman must either be intoxicated they were examin-
inc the wrong person Therenpon Mr Cooney
claimed II yOu Insult me will put You IN the natl
The witness said that he and HIS Two brothers sept ~
three iron bunKs one over the other and there was an
apparatus In the house whereby each member OF tne
family could wash mis- dishes His mother ana MS
slater ANY used 10 hide food about the house, saying
that they were half starved He believed that Amy
was weakminded but the other members OF the Iamly
WEIR Aane. far as he knew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
GREENRAcK NOMINATIONS.

A CONGRESSMAN, SHERIFF AND THREE CoRoNERs
NOMINATED IN HUDSON COUNTY - COLONEL
NICHOLAS SMITH NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS IN
wEsrCHEsTER.
The National Observation-Disclosures party of
Hudson County. Hew-Jersey. held convention IN Nc
PhersOn Hall, Jersey City. Wednesday TO nominate
Congressman a sheriff and three Coroners. There were
large crowds Of Democratic politicians about the hail.
aud nearly all the candidates who have been mentioned
n connection with the Democratic nominations for Con-
gress and Sheriff had their friends at work endeayor-
ing 90 secure the Greenback nominations also.
Justice Martin, venerable man OF gray hairs
was elected permanent chairman After a yastamount OF
eoniusiou the convention then proceeded 10 nominate
Congressman. The vote taken by districts and
Thomas Jacob was the choice OF n majority and the
nomination was made unanimous. Mr. Jacob who 10
secretary and OF the PhotoEngraylng Com
pany OF this city, was called upon and made short
address
Michael F. Kennedy was nominated for Sheriff John
Peter and Joseph b. Hecker are the candidates for
COrOutrs
The National observation-disclosures party Of wostchester
County met In convention to nominate member OF
Congress yesterday at Yonkers, Rbout hfty delegates
being present aud after the election OF tenn
pOrary chairman and secretary and Commit
tee on Credentials, adjourned iii 1870 y. m.
After the recess, Commodore Voorhees,, OF Nyaek. sd
dressed the convention during the absence Of the Conn
effected BY the election OF A. r Cauuns as chairman,
and g. NJ Lyon and W. G. wilson as secretaries. The
chairman made a short address.
Amid great applause delegate nominated Colonel
NchOlas Smith for Congress. As soon as or
der could be restored II moved that the
nomination be made unanimous by aeclama-
ton. scene OF confusion ensued, In which Captain
Lloyd. an old gentleman OF seventy, managed TO be
beard to the effect hat be wanted principles not men
their candidate wOdd stand upon IL when they framed
IT, Il then moved that the platform OF the National
A delegate" Now give us Colonel SMITH" While
waiting for Colonel smith, Captain LLOYD said !:
did intend 70 Cncr myself as candidate, but the
time has now gone by acquiesce IN your decision"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
COAL SOLD ATAN ADVANCE.

SLIGHT INCREASE IN THE PRICE AT THE MONTHLY
AUCTION sALR.
The sale of $4,000 tons of Scranton coal
Wednesday by the Delaware, Lackswauna and Western
Coal Company, was not largely attended usual.
Bidding was very lively among tine usual buyers at
these sales, the entire 10000 tons being disposed
OF at tho rate OF 5000 tons minute A prominent
operator remarked when the sale over that the
suit would please the other that anxious
for an advance month. IL claimed that the In
creased price due the fact that families hid not
vet laid IN their Winter supply, and that they must
DO 40. The prices received compared with those oh
tanned at the sale Of August %. were follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
gFU YORK CRY

Lexington ave, cor 61stst. .5xsO Frederick w
IOew. referee. TO John B0fiand- ....-...-......
56th-st g. 145 ft " Of 3d-ave, l0SxlO0.6; " Cas-.
serly, referee, 70 Deser Clupps ................
6Oth-st T. 1905 II OF 1lthave, 25.8xlO0.5 Will
Ham P Dixon, referee, TO the Mutual Life Insur.
ance Company
Madison-ave. n s. 2Os II " OF Kingsbrdge Road, 5Ox
1877; John Craddock and wife 70 Mary Kenney
lllth.sL n 5. 1928 II vs. Of AVe-A, 198xlO0.1i Ed
ward DalIin, referee, TO Charles swards -.
lllthst u g. 143 II OF AYe-A. I9.6xl0p.ll Edward
Dakn. referee. 20 William II Reese ..............
45th.st = 43 ft " OF Madsonave, 30x75. 81 Michael
1staye. n cor 72d.st, 250xlO2.2; William Joyce 10
Elizabeth Clarke.
l6Sd-sL s, 100 e v Of Groye-ave 5Oxl00j James
COchrane jr, and wife to William II Wells. .....
72dst s. between llth and i2th-ayes Cots Nos 100,
151. l52, 1853. 4 and l55); Alice IL Quackenbush
and husband 10 " Hart. ..-...
Same property; James W Hart 20 Nelson Sherwood
Powell place, g. ITO II W OF Delancey-place Gath
Ward, 60xlO0 and also Powelplace. ., 60 ft "
Of DelanCey-place OOKlUOt James Davis, Jr, adj.
ministrator etc 10 Rebecca Smlth................
10thave Q .. 49.11 II Of l49th-st 25xl00 Charles
o Corn 20 Henry NJ Bradburs
125th-st. 300 fte OF 5th-ave, 2OxlOOl Benjamin
L Hayden and others 70 Lewis r sears. .......
1Sthst mo ABS Vest. 25x92 Julla Billings and hus
band 10 Bernard McGrann
lstaye, s. 1873 II OF 56th-st 25x7b julius Leh.
man and wife 10 Fest Samuels
54uhst n $, 225 n Of 1th-aVe 29Nl0O.5 James Mas
tersOn and wife 10 William lindey ......--......
fth.st mo 209). 222ax97.6 Moses Herman and
vile IN Jeanette
45thst, p $50 II OF 6thave. 20XlO0.5i George
Cornell and wife 20 Michael o Reilly. -.-...---...
2Othsfi g ais f. OF ion ave- 5s5xirregular aad
also adjoining land under water OF Harlem River
and Sherman's Creek, Joseph Potter and wife TO
39th-st (NO 3I5 East. 25xgS 8 Eliza smith 70
Frederick Miller and another.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27

EAsEN AIOR BIAbfs FIbNS
Ex-senator Francis NJ. Bixby said; 1T was very
disgraeefu and disgusting convention Tammany mas
gained a victory; and two such victories would
kill any organization There Is no doubt that 1t has
proven TO the people Of the State that It Is tho
most dsreputabe organization the faee OF the earh
Convention were quiet decent, orderly citizens and
were opposed to Taimany Hall, but the mob got pos
session OF the hall the galleries aud the noor Ihey got
a Thoroughly ngrained VagabOnd in the chair and MS
rulings were an outrage every principle OF common
deceney. Decent people went To the wall by force
of brutal mob So far as the antiTammany menace is
concerned, 1t doesn't make pennys worth OF ulneSnee
N they didn't get In They went 10 fight Tamnlany HAL
and they proposed fight it whcneverlt turns up
There Will be an almost immediate union OF All anu
Tammany organizations, and eventually there VIII DC
a combination of every interest opposed to Tammany
Hall An informal meeting will oe held within the next
two days Tammany struck hands with the canal ring
thieves and It makes formidable alliance when All
thieves united
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27

In the town of MedfOrd, Mass, famous for
its vintage OF the s, there individual who some
times publicly exhibits Its effects, and also. in cose
unity TO each ether three town clocks Of sonorous and
emphatic sound when heard upon the midnight air.
Not long ago individual stronuOusly meaBder-
ing hOmeward, when the voice OF time sounded In he
ear and with regular strokes until the three
clocks had followed each other In succession Bracing
himself up denantly no CALCULATED; Ihlrtysx o'clock
Journal,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27

Samuel Hand. 100; G. b. Bradley, 54 Calvin Frost,
50; G. 3. Camp, 1s g. j. Tucker, A. r LINING
w. C. Ruger, 1. -.
There being 10 CHOICE another vote was taken AFTER
few counties had called. DIR. Peokham stated that
Albany County desired to change their twelve Notes
from Hand to Bradley. Others made similar changes
when the Chair ordered a start with the roileal
and the result was tor Bradley 1914, Sawyer ls3 Inc
announcement OF Mr. Bradley vote was received Win
wild cheering, long continued. $1,000,
George Bradley, OF Steuben, was declared electeu
and on motion the nomination was made unanimous 80
A vote OF thanks given 20 all the permanent om
GERS. The convention adjourned sine die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
THE COURT on APPEALs.

ALBANY. n. Y. Sept. 26.-The following business
transacted in the Court OF Appeals to-day present the
Sanford T. Church. Chief Justice and associates No 80
Martin agt FunkArgument resumed and concluded. No
gOChaTes H. Blair appellant agt Oscar Bartlett respond
entArgued by d. v Rowland for appellant VIM Porter for
respondent No 20-Catharne Fleming Administrative etc.
appellant the Brooklyn City railroad Company respond
ton for respondent No 4y-Catherne JOsuez appellant ag
WIN Conner sheriff, etc, respOndent-Argued by T. y.
wilder for appellant H. W BOOkstaver for respondent The
following the calendar Of the Court Of Appeals for Fri
day september a. 1878 Nos 49, 90, 49, 367 III. % 1913
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
cRrr1c1sINa ARREsrs Ar UNrIaELY HoURs.

CRITICISING ARRESTS AT UNrlMELh HUNS
Judge Westbrook remarked in the Supreme
Court Chambers yesterday, that his attention had re-
Gently called in which he had granted an
order arrest and the defendant had not been arrested
until O'Clock on Saturday evening He was therefore
unable to procure ball. and had to remain in jail over
Sunday The Judge announced that hereafter he would
decline to grant orders OF arrest on mere general
affidavit as to the cause action there must DO some
allegation beyond this such that the party was about
to leave the State etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27

Commissioner Walker favored reducing the appropria
ton for the Nautical School from 10000 co about
$1,000 He said that such instruction matter that
did not properly come under the Board Of Education
Commissioner WetmOte replied showing the usefulness
of the school. President Wood made a long address
giving his Views OF the school He thought that
such education might be- very beneficial bat Que such
school could redeem the ntry from ts fall In the
mercantile marine. II the Chamber OF Commerce or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27

The following sales were held at Ia,
change salesroom today
BIZ a. p Rfksr
5-storY brick building and 2stegy brick stable with
lot No 62S East l3thst, 8 r. 2s0 II w OF AVeC lot
231x1U3.3: COrnen8 TTimOle jr.................
lots u West 5bth-st 100 fl " At 7thave each 25x
l00.6 Cornelius Rapelye. .-..-.-.................
BIZ RlcHard Y. H0rnett
lots East 80h.st 1926 Il W of 3dave. each 25xIOO.
Margaret Crawford
BIZ Scott a. MUeTs.
-stcry brick shop and 2tDry brick dwelling with lot
No las West 2Sth-st. n s. 2G0.7 Il 9 Of TthaYe lof
23.6x9S.9; Union Dime Saving Institution. -.
BIZ John T. Boyd
3-story frame building with lot, No go West 10th.
st,ss, ITO II " OF CFeenwichst, lot 25x77x2115x
05; jeremiah Pangborn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
REcoRpEp MoRTaAGEs.

BaKer Alfred to Edmund Robinson, trustee, etc.
ss6ith.st OF 7th-aye, years.
GIllig JOhn and wife to otto Dill executor, etc, No
3OS East 46th-st years
Fitzpatrick Edward aud wife 10 William Cauldweil,
sSuth-st OF 5th-aye. months. -...-----.-..
mckinley. Hugh and wife 20 the North River Iusur-
auce Company, n COmmercest, 9 OF BedtOui-st.-
Mcclure David and wife 60 Eliza Waterbury, execu'
tor etc, NO l45 East lSthst, years.
Mullen Bridget TO Jane McGrann Croton-st near 10th
ave, year.
Pearsall Joseph NJ 10 Henry MesserOle, q 5ythsi,
Of l0th-aye, year -.....'.
Schmidt John and wife 20 John Flick, " Orchardst,
sfanfnn.af YNars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27

any other body thought such school necessary "A
should pay for IL. Commissioners Jeilhe and Wsfsss
spoke in favor OF the school, The motion was LOST 'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
RECoRDEp AsslGNMENTs OF MoRrGAGE

Daziep David w TO Jacob wendell ....... $1,000
De, ker aud husband 10 r Bradley 800
Hahn Charles 20 William Keetch. go
5STSs %sSsR g l fsPS ! eSf executor etc 5000
Smedberg, Charles q tOJ Smedberg and Others. 1
United Trust Company 10 John Ross..... l3OS9
"oSS ad 1a aGS Company 52s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
Buslusss Chances.

A PATENTEE, who has the patent OF sew
N eral European Canadian also United STATES
ties with capital to incorporate ana
Address with reitrenees EU kOPEAN, Tribune once
Milk For Sale.--A choice Westchester Co
WI Dairy K. n. BRUNDlGE $50 broadway, y. -
WANTED 10 PURCHASE-CountTy , ssoSe
w doing good business in place Of 2 900 20 SUI
anta for waic cash Will be PAID Address, via Raias
BUSINESS, Box 230, Boston, MASS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
rr-srNA1np RIxRY,s YIEWs.

strengthen our position with those who opposed even
slightly, TammaDy Hall"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK. Thursday. Sept. 20, 1879
e following sales were held at the Fr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
DISCUSSING EDUCATIONAL EXPENSES.

KsTIMATE FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOR NEXT
YEAR.
The Board of Education discussed for over
four hours Wednesday afternoon the budget expenses
for the ensuing year. be submitted 10 the Board OF
Apportonment. The Finance Committee presented an
estimate Of 80 100000. This reduced $4,000 The
followin0 ara the princpal items:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
ReaI Gsiaie to &frbaugr.

COUNTRY HOTEL in thriving village IN
Now YORK state with livery stable, store, &C. worth
siO 900 - 600 would DO exchanged Tor city bOP
erty RtLAND h WHITING. Beekman-st
EXCHANGE or SALE-20 miles Out-ele-
II CANT barn twelve acres growing crops; loVsI
hone great for cash. worth S2OOO; pernanen
mortgage s5 600 city notice Hail. owner 2S4 broAdSy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
fionses ano farms tlJanteo.


WANTED TO RENT-A furnished house
w atOye 3Othst for board Of owner with privilege o.
few other bOardeIs reference Address NJ BOlLS7
Tribune Uptown omce, l2Ss Broadway:
10000 t %i $40, 9oo@ ,n.n FARM with good
buin including spacious and nney situate s ana
IN healthy locality about hour from NeB-l0f Nlos 49,
near village who're the social advantages arc good
Address II. q. p WAIT, No. 40 East 2St ST. ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
Gitn RfaI GsIate ZOE saIe.
BrookIpu Heal Gstats for Sale.

TOR SALE on Brooklyn Heights, the first
class four-sory brownstone house NO 81 Perrepont
with the Location Is one OF the
bocet ON tne Heghts property viii be sold low and
terms. For particulars apply 10 dOHAhb, BAN
GER & CO.. AGA Broadway.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-25
Old Man LIss.AInsls'. Confession.

During a lull in the conversation yes.
terday evening. grandfather Lickshingls
startled the family by remarking
Eve lived over n hundred years by
the watch, and never felt this way be.
FORE" and be blinksd in a very sor.
rowful manner
"wbnt's the matter?" asked mother,
who was at his side In an instant.
81 don't know" he said, "unless I
have q quickened conscience" aud he
blinked and stared by turns In q very
alarming manner.
81 feel sort hot around the ears" he
went on. Fan mebbe I'd better con.
fess."
His whole frame trembled like q leaf,
and q deadly palor o%vsrsprsad his face.
A window was thrown open, which
seemed 10 revive him, anil he mourn.
fully gaspsd :
az wrote Beautiful Snow'I"
"You did nothing Of the Sort" yell.
oil father 81 wrote IL myself. aud I
can prove Il I"
Grandfather went on with his comics.
sion :
81 killed old man Junius and the
Nathan Letters! Bind up your horse
Give me another wound T.
Another window was opened.
81 voted for Til"
Something rose in the wrstched mans
throat and choked of the dreadful SEN
tence. summoning his strength again
no whispered:
at was I who struck BILLY Patter.
son-struck him twice /; ouoe for u V.
next time for twenty" and grandfather
fell back in the chair exhausted Oh
CIIu Derrick.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-25
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The Stockton h'fepenienf OF w@ines.
day publishes the following instance Of
canine sagseity: Inc following mas
gsen ' .oann. W.,
n.uIIy s'sp aso.d1n
oIt ha,. ,,a TSsnai,j,
WI g,I IT,. ~, w.;,. s.o,Ia.,v ~,
y - , S,n 80. !,
INTO m, honse' I'm, Ly mo- persuasion
c.n n. bo induced n nicI nm or toueb
m. Clyn.icI, Tho i%nsiinciiys uood
breeding and decepcy Of The dog il mani.
les, i'm ali bis actions
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-25
washoe County.

R,no Journal. Nay %. - Yesterday
morning a man named SNOW. who was
acting AZ porter for the special car con.
tanning the Eastern railroad dignitariss,
was arrested here on q charge OF en-
bezzlement. He Is charged VIII nav
ing taken the funds oil the Sacramento
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers.
They elected him : their representa-
tive to the National Convention last oc.
tooef, anu dld not discover u &c asnGi,
un.i no was oas ~ ,usi l ~ win
~ 'aAen W "aeiau'o 'of '''"''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-25
NEVADA ITEMS.
From oar state Exchanges.
Eureka County.

E.1sln Sentinel. Nay 2i.-The up
raise from the third level at the Jack.
son mine. has made q distance OF 20
feet. Shrewd judges claim that 10 feet
moro will penetrate . handsome ore
body.
Many fine stone residences are being
built In the western portion Of the
town. Our quarries furnish excellent
material for that purpose.
Eureka Republican. Nay 23.-Tim
Finnegan. the man sent to State Prison
for life for the murder Of Ohicsr Heus-
ton at Ward. is a good deal Of q philos.
opher. After receiving his terrible SEN
tsnce be chserfully remarked to a
friend that II was the trst time In bis
life he had ever had = homs provided
for him.
The timbers for q track are now be-
ing laid in the Eureka tunnel. Genera
Conner, who is now In San Francisco.
will ship the iron rails In a few days.
The cars were sent up to the tunnel to-
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-25

The mysterious movement Of a San
Francisco policeman in Los Angeles q
few days ago led to his apprehension by
the Chief Of Police there. and his de-
tention until his identity and business
were satisfactorily understood. Il APP
pears that no was dispatched from San
Francisco ON Official business. which was
digging in a Catholic cemetery. 80 far a.
Appearances were concerned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-25
humboldt County.

Wimsmaeca Siirer Stais. My "a
T. II. wayte informs US that myriads OF
young grasshoppers have made their
appearance in parts Of Paradise Valley.
They have destroyed I. j. Bradshaw's
alfalfa crop. and John Byrnrs and others
are running rollers over their grain
fields to kill the pests.
Ben Fisher is the proud owner Of
the first silver brick from the Paradise
mines. 1t weighs about three ounces
and was produced from ore from the
Osceola mine. worked by him in q
martar aud melted in a blacksmith's
forge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-25

THy Grand Duke Nicholas. the Rus
sian Commspdsr-in Chief. just before be
left his army. made a speech. in which
he said: "Children. be patient but a
few days longer. you shall certainly re-
turn home, even though there should 10
n war with England. the guard will be
dispatched to 81. Petersburg. We have
soldiers enough here to handle the
Enolish. We do not seek the war. but
n Epgland will Asht We are ready, We
are prepared"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-25


NEw STYLE Oh ELEvAmR.--In Mitch.
ell. Iowa. l saw something now in the
line Of grain elevators, aud all grain
men who have seen II declare that II will
revolutionize the construction Of eleva.
tors. Instead OF tho customary square
building. this one Is circular In shape.
and presents u very ine appearance. II
IL constructed Of 2x4 inch scantlings.
cased within by half.inch boards run.
ming horizontally. and without 10y com.
mon clapboards. The inventor AMI
patentee claims great economy In the
uss Of material, and immense strength.
An elevator npon this plan with n capa.
city Of 10000 bushels. can be built for
81. 900. which IL certainly q great nv.
ing in cost compared with the old
style hiea9s Journal Letter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-25

wHKS Richard Henry Dana. the nu.
thor. reached the age Of sixty be thought
IL time to retire from public life. and
about that time he delivered q farewell
course Of lectures on Shakespeare in Bos-
ton. Philadelphia and New York. Over
thirty years have passed since then. aud
vet he lives,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-25

lyon may pray till you die. but the
Lord will never forgive you for shooting
q man in the back" said Bowler on
being shot by Holloway in collinsbury.
Louisiana. They were negro farm
hands. Bowler died soon. but Hold
way was so impressed by his words that