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EXCISE COMPLICATIONS.
Justiee Donohue's Decision Against owen
Murphy-Money for LIQUOR seIIer..

The decree was filed with the County Clerk
yesterday in the suit instituted by George w.
Morton and Jacob NJ. Patterson. Jr.. ex Com
missioners OF Excise against Owen Murphy.
New York city and others. to test their liability
for the excise funds stolen by owen Murphy.
and for the moneys paid 10 the Excise Board for
which receipts were given to the liquor dealers.
Justice Donohue made tho decree. 1t removes
Owen Murphy. and requires him TO make dis
cOVerY ~ tho monuys received by him as Excise
Commissioner. permits George W. Morton and
Jacob NJ. Patterson. Jr.. To resign. and acqults
thom Of al liability on account Of the Excise
moneys, acqUl's cN-COmmissiOners Morton and
Patterson OF all collision with Owen Murphy.
and decides that they are not liable for his acts
and are not responsible to the city. The decree
also relieves the city OF all esp)nsibiity 10 the
1868 liquor dealers. who hold the Excise Boards
receipts for money paid for licenses. and acquits
tho German Exchange Bank and the Pacific
Bank OF all responsibility for the sums drawn
from them by Owen Murphy II also decides
that lO7 liquor dealers whose names are given
who did not use the Excise Boards receipts as
licenses, and who promptly demanded their
money, are first entitled 10 tho return Of the
money paid for receipts. j Sanford Potter is
appointed receiver Of tho money deposited in
The German Exchange Bunk and the Pacific
Bank. and which was received from the liquor
dealers who hold the Excise Boards receipts.
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Pistol shot. In a M,lilonalre.. House.


Tho police reports for the past two or three
weeks contained accounts Of successful a.
cmpts burglary and shop breaking and II has been
cei that gang has been organized which l. FULLY
informed 10 the best fields for lucrative work Al
about III o'clock yesterday forenoon Mr. Rotert Gam
NELL " 81 Power street discovered that All attc mpt had
been made 10 enter the house by rear window The
springs the outer blinds had been broken and Gre
ped hole had been cut IN the glass the IA
trning The family In Europe and the house was
closed the paroman having been instructed 10 watch
the premises, ami at stated hours make tour OF the
grounds bcing provided with KEY 20 the outer gate
Mr. GAmmcll fcIortcd the facts 10 Capt kgan. ana Thu
ocer learning that the burglar had not taken nyting
inferred that was his intention TO make another visit
vt night
Oticer Thomas CahOOne selected 10 conceal him
self ~ the house lie sat quietly reading until dusk
with his ave shooter IN readiness and At about Ocock
heard raitliug of the hhuds at rear window. and
presently the ucd footsteps OF the intruder cropping
hswa IN the darkness through the dining room and
into the hallway and thence 20 the door OF the parlo IN
which he sat The oiccr distinctly heard the snap 90
dark lantern. and when the burglars form Appeared IN
the doorway with hands out-tTpthVd A. though 20 strike
Amach the oiD -prang forward To s,iyc linn, but The
burglar wrcnchci hnslfrwav ard dashed through the
hallway The ofccr nrci sending shots In slarT
after the fugiuYe who groaned after caea Of
three shots and either stumbled or fell over chair nj
the last shot But he leapcd from window aud ESCAPED
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Monsieur Leo. tho trapc2e performer in Per-
rYS lhlicc Theatre, performs with do Tile bar one
about twenty and the other about nfeen feet above the
stage and the lower bar hanging by ropes from the one
ior ihe evening" and after danlerous exhibition with
his head downward, suspended by his toes Ac was
shout to raise himself to sitting position the bar
when the broke The audience cried out with might
and apprehension. The acrobat turned double ,oncr
sauli nc movement accompanied with quick cries OF
MhI anu ril 10 me sike 70 hdd 10 the excitement, Leo
fen upon the ioutights breaking nine OF them and III
OIL instantly ignitrd and the place at once in a
blaze The audience in the parquet sprang for the doors
ana those IN the boxes above jumped over the railing
burst OPEN the doors and mady rushed down stairs The
scene WAS one OF intense excitement Hut those behind
the stage and the cooler ones In the audience Joined IN
putting out the names ami in tending the fallen trapeu
performer In less time than has been consumed In mar
rating the 4nair tho nre was under control and Leo
assisted 10 his feet lie was little Injured.
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Brny Cation the Minstrel Dead.

In tho days when two or three negro minstrel
companies AT time supported in this city, pop
uar performer was Billy Cotton lie sometimes headed
organization Of his own, but was usually amemher Of
ilc Bryant COMPANY lie kent a blrroom, had an
teusNr acquaintance. WIS member OF the IhWmanN
Society, AMI had political aspirations once nearly secur
ing Assembly nomination lie went to Chicago ON the
decline uf musrcsy M mi, city. and continued Ia
tm there ana throughout the west Lately an ashmac
complaint grew worse ana IN Cincinnati few days
MUSICIAN told hun that he could not recover lie made
hurried preparations Tor death among other things going
tu Arr bishop Purcell to airause for immediate Hdmis
SION tLe Catholic Church lie died suddenly u res
tluraut where he had ordered dinner
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Bu.lne.. Re.umed In Memphis.

MEMPHIS Nov. 1.-THE rapid improvement
In business which isdaily mamie sted is surprise TO
the most sanguine merchants The wharf today Is lined
with steamers di chNrsg freight the stores are crowd
ed with customer. from the interior. and the general ns
p.ct IN commercial circles l. most encouraging Charles
h steinkuh prominent citxen. died ot yellow fever
late last uight after LINGERING illness nf ten days Col
II Bnncklry tho owner OF the Peabody Hotel Is re
ported In dying condition At luka. Miss
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BAILsToS n. Y. Nov. 11.-George II. Barlow,
the donulung Collector Of School Taxes who dsap.
peared from this place Aug . returned about week
agp lie was arrested to-day tor emheZlement AMI ar
raiguri i'm the Police Court lie pleaded guilty and
gave hu To await the action of the Grand jury lie
mt No has Nlsllel Llyernool SINCE he ahscOnded.
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OTTAWA. Nov. ll.-Sir A. 7. Gait Is here as
ssung the Government In the preparations OF the Cana
dian In the fishery dispute for the Information q
the British Foreign Once. Its understood that be vii
be sent u England ~ present in person the Dominion
Governments view Of the case.
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PENNsYLvANIA mAILMoAD.
AND United STATES NAIL ROUTE.

t.
On and amer Nov. IN. 1879,
Tt aims leave New York, via Desbrosses and Cortand
streets Ferries. a. follows
Express Tor HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, at A. NJ, aud
$50 T.. daily.
For wihamsport Lock Haven, Cory and Erie at 30
4. NJ, connecting at Cory for ritusvile. Petroleum
Centre. aud the oil Regions Wiliamsport and Lock
Haven. p A VI
Baltimore, Washington. and the South Limited wash.
hsl9n Express, Of Pullman rarlor cars daily, except
sunday. 10 A. VI arrive Washington 4,l2 T. Regu.
am 4 AMI 10 T. NJ
BNprcss for Philadelphia $50 3D. $40 10 Iinntcdi
II \ VI, I. 4 >. q. Tao $50 nnd ~ l.. NJ sunday
~ ani q A VI q. q. 30 \ 80 and 10 4 NJ Eniigrant
amt ,ccOni class I'D 4
Boats 81 Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains At Jersey tiy, Attending speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trnin1. arrive From Pittsburgh; q 80, 1904 N 10 10
Prom Washington and Baltimore. 80 \. VI p 3D..
-, ~ J.. VI. sunday. q 80 4 NJ ami 1910 T. W.
FROM Philadelphia hu1 q 80 q 90 ~ 90 II ~ 4 VI .
> %, 1u. G.2o. X 800. ami 40 10 T. VI sunday o.
% ~ ~ ~ 80 A. NJ q 9u. ~ Ia T.. NJ
Ticket Oticcs 52B and 80 Broadway Ast1r House.
ana foot oi D',bros.cs and cortlaudt Court aud
bi?'HNn Annex nrrot foot @, Fulton 4. bwekNn.
III lld Hni llN Hudson ST. liobuk,n. Depot Jersey
Guy EMlgnn Ticket ONCE Battery place
fRANk THOMSON. /. r. FARMER
General Manner Guu'l Pass. u-pr Agent
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Nor,xax.d for $1,000. 900.

Troy Nov. 1.-THE Troy and Boston Rail
road was mortgaged TODAY for Sl,oonuo The NOR
gage boads issued take up sou IN bond
due in 1857 and lquidatc the floating debt
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SAN Francisco Nov. ll.-Henry ". Lnrkin
formerly the proprietor the Sacramento Fniaa
died Ia this yesterday the u 80 Mr. Larkn
was well known and highly esteemed IN New York.
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ETROrOLIrAN ELEvATEp Raj

nj WAYU6r'n nom D, e II t6 d f Hsrl I.,
nearest point Wall t. ferry Curtaudt II near
point Tor Jersey City ami CommunipaW crres Park
place, nearest point for Post once city Halt aud
barclay =. terry TO liohoken; Chambers st. nearest
point for fayonia and Erie Railroad iorrs Franklin 1t
Grand II, points DE shrusses OJVrsey
CITY ant Peoples Line steamers Tor Albany Beccker t.
sth ST. points Christopher inhoken
lith st-Nearest point 70 Union square and Lyccum
2id st-Nearcst point TO Booths IT James. AMI Park
Theatres Grand Opera House. Gmores Garden. Ma.
some Temple and Jersey Ciiy ferries $50 st-Nrarest
point 10 standard Broadway and Filth Avenue Theatres
Aquarium ana san Francisco Minstrels 42d st-Cuii.
meets with New York Transfer Co.'S cabs for Grand Cen
Mal Depot 5sth st-Nearest point for Central Park
FOR uptown trains, take east side stations For
downtown trains, take west side stations Fare 10
cents except between the hours OF 50 and ia and
ani7 T. NJ when the fare cents Connects with the fol
lowing horsec car lines At Rector st. with tor south
Jerry at Grand st. with for DcsbrOsscs ami East
Grand IT, ferries NJ Bccckcr St with AMI
west AZ 9Th It. with Christopher ami East 10Th
T. ferries At I4th ST. with tor West 2Jd East
23d and saith st. ferries 33l St with cars Tor Wee.
hawken Jerry at 5eth St. with OF Bet Line Rail.
road WM X GARRISON. President
VAN BROcKLIS supcrintend
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TO PHILADELPHIA

Eo PHILADELPHIA
Pennsylvania RAILROAD
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY:
THREE nlfOlS Is PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IL SIN YORK
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENr. AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
GN AND AFTER SOY TO- 1873
Express Ifatus leave Ncw York. VIA Drsbrosses and
tufuAndt street. Ferries. as follows.
il. 7 81, \ DO a. ~ IAmitpll ii A. MI 4 q a ? IN
\ 3d. and 10 + NJ '' '
Boat, oi "Brookyn Annex connect with al through
trans At jersey titN, Rnurlins speedy AMI direct
transfer Tor Hruoklyu travel
Returning trains enyc Philadelphia ~ o. As . 49, :
U.s. - 80 ant II NJ LIMITED Express 30 i,
e. 80, D. 80 T. 7.t5 T. NJ
Ticket offices '2H AMI nif BruHiWay. Aston HOUSE
ana loot oi lebtp.,s amt tnrtnuit SIS Court II aud
brooklyn AmeN Depot iont Of Fulton 81. brooklyn. ~
10 ana III Hudson " lohoAcu, Depot Jersey CIV
FRANK THOMSON f. y FARNFR
General Manager Gent PASSENGER Agent
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srAW LINE.

w FoK QUEENSTOWN And LIVERPOOL
ApRIATiC 800 ............... THURSDAY. Nuv. a.
BRITANNlc. d.. ............. Saturday. nov - 7 \
REPU HLIC ............ THURSDAY NlN -. SAL
From White star Dock. Pier y. N1rth kivff ,
Cabins all amidshps Saloon. 81, 50, ana fiN shl
Return uckct, On favorable terms -tcert-f, So
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep nor f-t
j. COErlS Agent 81 BrJdlNly. SOY i'fN
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Sttnmbuais anO AaiIruaNs.

ALBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE
"A. Firstclass 81. Excursion 81 81 StatcrOoin- ~
aud 81 Deck, hOc Leaves Per al n n. loot Canal
st. daily tSundays excepted at T.. NJ. connecting at
Albany with trains Tor West, North, and East
A EVENING BOAT FOH ATHENS, SrUY-
n NESANr, NEW BALTIMORE. and CObYMANS o.
Steamer WALTER BRETT will leave Pier ~, foot ol
Canal It North River, every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY.
and FRIDAY att O'Clock y VI.
TROY BOATs-CITGZESS' LINE fare 81
n excursion. 81 80 state rooms ~ ami a. dCck fare
50 cents Leave rier 40 North River foot Leroy st.
daily except saturday. Mt 4 NJ. Rooms heated with
steam sure counec tons for North and West
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@lantto- --4tmalts.
WANTED -FIRsTcLAs oLoAKMAKER'
AND PRRssERs
JAcHNAN A o'nARA, 2oo chur

-NANIED 60 ? lhSl NLANS NLoAhAAhEhS
AND PREssERs
JAcRMAN o'nARA, 30 church st
A TAILOKE ss On custom pant. one to hoard with
1npy t. 'gRWns kfifEy snpeton stat' Island cor
ner OF Nanduher and william so
A -WANTED-rarncs with number OF machines
n w fSS. .;%p SS a; s S%rcn Z
A FInsT-CLAsS mi liner, who understand; her
r'rucuiaT. ' BY L. FISK&c0 q b,y.oo It ''''" ''
A GIRLS accustomed to tailoring or. cloak work
10 MAKE FISK FISK eLHRK S' FLiG q G46 Broadway
A -EXPEKIENCED presscr. wanted nne
"a flannel goods AIPY IT'%ea HG ~, Rroo,rc =.
A WANTED-A nE't ea,; ,allo e, !s r., of
A FIKsT-CLASs operator on shirts Apply at
"A 2n5 Bleecker st.. m The store coNNoRs
RONNAZ,-ao operators steady work and good
DLANK BOOK SEWERS on oh work
ID WILSON 4 sos, 20 Coruindt 4
nKFsSM kEhs.-operators on " a ". 80
- improved machine, also apprentices wanted 467
fourlh aN. near ~ 81
INXPERIENCED operators on nilhtsoNn, to WORK
quIrcd sIEGFL BROS i ~ u.s. and So canal It.
EXrERIENCEpnsn d' on gents oyersalters, eJ
- Prince It, corner Mercer
ININIsHERs and learner. on coak.
RlSS 1, shcrin st. top door
EIRsT-CLAss ironcrs wanted ON new, white. shirt
''t' ~
(,OOD cloak maker, wanted can al the week 49,
u East ISM st. between 81 and ith avs
HAND SEWERS willing to work pad while learn
| top floor.
HANDS wanted on linen coats. WORK gwen out can
u all week at III East ASH a. Rns basement bch
HAND BUTTONHOLE maker ON fine shoes
1 1 sd barrow IT.
i also apprentices, good sewers a54 " 4ad 81 floor
ADY COMPOSITORS, clean and rapid sure
- pay e3 Liberty It 81 floor
| ONLY experienced hands to iron gents white lawn
II FIGHTERS SONS, 40 Broadway
| nPERATORs, haslers and hnishers ON shop coats
~ steady work IA cannon 81, rear house hfst floor
| OPERATORS wanted on fine custom aud shop
" coats III columbia St STEIN.
| CEWING MACHINES rented ~ monthly, sell
! Gihbs Wheeler A wilson SO, repairing Stores, %
Greenwich W cor ION st, and 1877 East Broadway
| CEWING MACHINES REDUCED.-New Do
- me site S23 Singer family Sl5 u 80 Wheeler VIII
son $40 Wilcox Hhhs, 80 DEANS, Bond e.
| CEAL PICKERS wanted Apply to NICHOLS
| - BROTHERS CO. $50 broadway
| NVANTED-Firstclaa operators on ladies' coaks
w also work gwen out 10 cOmneent hands. none but
experienced apply JOHN CUNNINGHAM. 81 Nalkerst
| WANTED experienced operators on felt skirt
RIGGS 4 PAGE 10 Franklin st
WANTED First.class operators on W W ma
| w chimes on chlhlcns cloaks Apply tn
II oBRY $40 Broadway
| w ANTED-A young girl to mind baby and assist
W AZ HOUSEHOLDS Who sleeps home preferred. SIT
Grand 81, SUIT and CLOAK stuie.
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tltrsonl, qOilt,s.
gors,s, 6arTlaS,s, DIT,

HORSE AND WAGONS for sale Seven dc.
livery and express wagons, good ORDER also ohoAp
horse TOR light work 2us West 18th a.
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%mus,m,ntA


BE2o1A.ppwtAX- TTHEArHE eSrn. a ., so iS At
EVERY BvENrNG.
WEDNESDAY, N,riSEE.
SATURDAY NAriNEE.
UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS
PREDOMINANT nJN0EoUs ATTRACTION.
MIR GEORGE y KSfunr
MRS sornif woRRtLL KNianr.
~ "'r'i'" ''oo'' 6nfffS@ qrrv,Y
introducing them IN all their .pccialnes
"Mr KNIGHT invest hi. character win pogn. emit
mcnt hnmnr, ani pathos Herald Mr. Knight
simply charming constantly reminding one Of Tos,eo Vs.
SECOND KNIGHT MATINEE NExr WEDNESDAY
Seat. secured ton days in advance.
LrIFTH AVENUE THEATRE. ...........
L Lcssecs ami Managers ........... fIsKE HARKiNs
ToNIGmr-EDwIN BooTu as HAMLET
Tomorroy last nshp,
OrlIkLLO. 800 ,n,,
BOOTH Saturday Mangge at ~, BOOTH
=. On Thursday and saturday. Mr.. BOOTH IS 400.
Mr. MARkfNs as orlikLLo; on Friday, Nr BOOTH As
OTHELLO, Mr. HARKINS rs IAGo'.'
AMERICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION,
I'd and ID avs between esd and cath SIS
orBN DAY AND EVENING.
--LATEST 'o'A" law 6ioIcE AMERICAN PRODUCTS
N''Ni" s Il Meter RIRfR evening
Never before attempted in this country.
PRICE OF ADMISSION REDUCED
YORK Elevated Railroad Ticket Of admission and pass
age both WAYS
MUSIC ny DowSISG's NINTH REGIMENT BAND
(1FSA1NSPP oSS 5lsfti HOUSE ...,0s Manager,
%spS Rf i Ss ssss or
H. & wSIiEEE E9Ss and Ms: SSSGih So0EE
sTgSKK SIf nd A TI SISEsE T TffsTTSSS
TMWESASTHE s99MsnIaUE. Q" BE p,Adys;o5.
Third Week Of the crownins success
HARRIGGS AND HART
In Edward ' 6GR Law E S&REhs comic DRAINS
great p% sg ssG sS:t ,e1
Matinee s Wed Ines ia 'S and saturday,
IL ian 81 and Oh Az -ficvstcd Railway station
DESSAS fIoSfsoS
JOSHUA %iurrcoMB
orchestra Is cents. Reserved 0era ohar. let BALCONY,
- GEMS '" %%jH'ffifSiEiSES s11rtyRbAYar
DOWERY THEATRE.
- Ferdinand W. lloclc. Manager
Miss GosEE mTi$SE, Immortality
TOT tnc ufst uhe W IN ArNfrt = Tux
SCHODLMASTER
ROSE EYTlNGE MATINEE SATURDAY.
Prida, evening BENBFIr oi Mis-. EYTiNGE
GAN FRANCISCO MINsrHELs. opers
| - THE FAMILY RESORT. HOn~e,
Great success NJ the artistic, Broadway
NESiYN AND CASEY ami 2Jth ~
| who will apf car a. " TifE RIVALS"
Last nights Of Herald Personals, or. Cupid In Hot
| water"
SEATS SECURED MATINEE SATURDAY At .
ITNION SQUARE THEATRE.
~ EIGHTH WEEK and CONTINUED SUCCESS
OF the new play MOTHER AND SON.
SATURDAY. MATtNEE AT 30
MOTHER AND son
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$nlpplug.
,MIoNArInN. To AUerRALIA
NAIL. sTEAMsmIr CONrAM

FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA lslHMlS OF PANAMA
steamship COLON. "Wednesday, nov ~ noon
Connecting At Panama Tor Central and south Ament
and Mexico AMI at San Francisco lih o. and % toi
Steamship OCEANIC, sailing Tuesday. Dec y, room
From SAN fRANtlSCo tor JAPAN and CHINA,
steamship CITY OF TOXIC. Tuesday. Dee g. nom,
steamship CITY or PEklNG SATURDAY,. Jan . Ism nea
FROM SAN FRANCISCO To lIpSOLl II, NEW Lhf
LAND AND Al SfRAIIA,
steamship AUSTRALIA. MONDAY, nov "a
For freight or general Information Apply ~ 'ump'hI
office. the Pier foot nf Canal st.. and for pasNA
al Company ticket Ofice, 257 broadway.
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@tnilsirp.

A THE largest dental establishment ~ the city.
~ host double extra gum scts 81 a. and SO former
prices $40 $50 amt fh Teeth rlctad under halt
the usual pticei no change II sets 10 be in.e1cd
Dr. MODEMkNN
500 ana sol 81 Az. southwest corner 3ith 81
nENTAL ONCE. 4Gd Canal Il Teeth cNtrncted with
I(out pain, 20 cts Milling. 5lcts set, - commandments
NEETU EXTRACTED. 2,c.; with gas apt
Il Fun gum sets, warranted, - up
DIR BROIGllrON % West 9Th st.
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FUVRItLN TIlRulGIl TRNINS EACU WAY DAILY
THREE nlfolS IL PHILADELPHIA,
TWO Is NEM YORK.
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for Salr an0 10 CIT.

BoarO anO Aooms.
A UPTOWN ADVERTISERs
n MAY leave their tavors tor FMS SUS at the only
Auth0r yea up town advertisement Offices
,cHs Broadway corner or 3lst st, I'll ID 7. NJ, ami
nos West 13d 81, corner OF 18th AV. tiil \ T. NJ
100 3d av. corner of am 81. u SP VI
De- East ! an II, corner Union square, Ill = +. NJ.
AOcAtra Charss
DID 5rH ST, corner Bowery.- Gcntcmcn cart
~~O( have good hoard. tine rooms. OF gentleman and
wife, terms reasonable.
q SAAND S2.-FuTnshei rooms Tor hight house.
y NV keeping, Tor Respectable parties only. 30
West Houston st, near Wooster.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18
The Plate Yasdasgo.

The big dance which 10 now occupying
the attention Of the Piutes is progressing
finely. The scent Of the fun Is about 800
yards east Of the Occidental Grade. Last
night . great many visitors went out from
town. The principal dancer wore . plug
hat and high.heeled boots. while n Of
the sweet singer from Walker River was
rssplendent In his linen Ulster. Several
Of the squAws hal on dresses. and the
faces Of all Of them were artistically paint.
ell. Tonight the dancing and singing
will be red hot. II must DO seen 10 be ap.
preciated. Ladies' and gentlemen will
ind this one Of the most interesting sights
70 10 Witnessed on the Pacific Coast. Wis.,
itors arc always welcomed by the hospita-
BILE red men. Tho scene Of the revival can
be reached with carriages. by way Of the
Occidental grade. but the distance 10 not
great enough TO cause fatigue In walking.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18
TOWN TRUSTEES.
Regular MestIsg OF the Board Last
Evening.

A regular meeting Of the Board Of Town
Trustees was held last evening. Present
Trustees Fox. woolloy and President
Stevenson. Marshal Mccleery and Town
Clerk Hyde were also present.
Miss o'Connell from Bullion Ravine.
appeared before the Board and complained
that 4 sewer from G. McGinnis' lot was
allowed to empty upon her lot. creating
ouite . nuisance. The Town Marahal was
instructed to look after the matter.
A committee Of two, consisting Of Trus-
tee Mercer and woolley, were appointed
70 confer with the Monumental Fire Com
pany, In relation TO increasing the donA-
ton already paid by tho town to said
company.
The following bills. referred 10 the Fl.
nance Committee. were ordered paid W.
n. Hall 4 Co., s. J. A. Marshall 4 Co.,
- 60; John Randall, SIS g.; J. b.
Marshall. s. 81 L. E. Dram 4 Co.. $50 95;
Gsllatin 4 Folsom. $40 80 d. J. RADIO
vich. s.; o. II. Gallup. sc IS Coleman
L Co.. 50 90.
A communication from Grand Marshal
Jonas Seeley. extending an. invitation TO
the Board Of Trustees Of the Town Of
Gold Hill to participate In the celebration
In Virginia City on the 4th Of July was
presented. The communication was re-
ccivsd.
v. Butsch was appointed . special police
officer without pay.
The Town Attorney was instructed to
draw up an ordinance reducing the license
for peddling Ice cream. for presentation
at the next meeting.
Adjourned.