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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-07-20
DIED.

"ANSI-in Elko, July nth. 1872, Eta. twin
daughter Of George AMI J~ohannctt1 Gansz,
aged 4yca.s and Il months.
Portland papers please copy.l
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-07-20

KANKAKEE has a Justice who beats
them all in the way OF doing up a job
OF matrimonial splicing with ueatness
aud dispatch. This is his formula:
Have err" Yes" Have i'm? -
Yes" Married. Two dollars"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-07-20
CORR

WE HAVE REDUCED OUR RATES FOR
w Drans on New York TO a OF Der cen,
Our New York drans are AvAILABIE At
ANY POINT IN THE EAST, and the fac,
that they are drawn TO order renders them or
no value to any one except the party entities
TO their payment; and being drawn In dp,,i-
cate, n second dram eau be forwarded n ,L.
first should be lost. They are MECH MORE
DESIRABLE THAN T.. o. ORDERS. n. m.
latter are only drawn slngly and ar. s..
good In the hands Of one not entitled IN ,b.,,
as In the hands OF the owner, and II they fall
Into the hands of II dishonest patty and 49,.
paid the owner has no remedy whatever.
sight Checks on n Francisco In.
ken Mt pnr for New York
Drafts and Foreign Bills
or Exchange.
Elko. May 81. 1879.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-07-20

BurRIaries are Of frequent occurrence
Eureka.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-07-20
A GOOD PLAN !

Anybody can learn to make money rapidly
Operating IN SiCrSs, - tlc Two TuCIrfn-
l.glcs Il. Success in Nfe-Ts. Lawrence &
CO.. nov ~cirruhtr. TIE combination method.
which i.4s LTiu hu- made 30 -yccc--mI. en-
Ab!cs pc"Pis With Irr.c or small mean. to
rep Oh the benefits Of inr.rst capital and b-,i
--iiI. Thousands Of orders, In Na.iuu.
sums, are 20. Jed into one vat amount and
e""p-fg'Ct o. q fai.L:y whole. ;hu- securing.
ID c--l -a"TtlpIa". all the aiyHHiEgrS of the
largest operator. i"lmrrsu profits .rt divided
alHhihiy. Auy 9r.HU.f, t.uuI s. 10 -E.b0. or
more can - gel -~icC.'-- .u!iy. NY Bapti.t
orS's. N'Tl.mher 10. I>,S. -ay-: BY Tie
CO.. hinHl au -raie3a SIS would M4Ev a.. or
"Is mt SO rays "a. gF = pr g Ut: 500
iI"-'- -."-a. OF 10 .r- fFf.. on Oh, a'ucl. dur.
.t- e Il'Tt1. a..#.'. I 10 the market"
Prank Leslie !ltu-f-frt S,y-,aprr. Jrac
-'t"; 10 r'Eah'.H'.a. 4H"iaDi az operating
IN lock 3: llu g.. 1t >urc -sGsi ever adopt ed
;'r" hurS independent. SrIl. l.: The C,rn-
Ulua.i"n : -''gu Dc founded 1puu correct hu-i.
Res pfiEcipIcs, AMI ru person need be with
cat 81 igcnmr while Il H. k,pi vurIiu. Ey
Elcssr-. Lawrence & TO-" Boot Ivu Journal.
APiiL Ia; orr editor mall - net pgoRt ~
Slnl.>h rom Z iu on" Of Nt-sfs Lawrence
: Co. : combinations. Srw circular ur.t.rI
Nerl "EIiE.ns everything. Stek- asG b ,rd-
wau'r'l. GuNvrnmru' bond, srpl.tr!. Law.
renee Co. BIaEe1s, = E&chAnsc Place, Ny.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-08
THE EASTERA RAILR0AD or LONG ISLAND.

The surveys for the Eastern Railroad of
Long Island havo been completed. and maps Of the
route have been fled in Kings, Queens ana Suffolk
Counties. Daring the Winter the managers, pruhting
by tho OF Brighton and Manhattan Beaches
locked 10 the uuzitng of tho coast the south
side of tho Island. and advised by experienced
engineers that The South Fay. AT point Amty-
VILE can easily be spannod for railroad purposes The
water there r. comparatively shallow aud the ground
under It hard that piles easily bc driven and
snoured by crossing the bay the beach bo reached
In loss than minutcs: and track the north sido
OF beach he laid 90 Firc Island Iulet making
short forriago 10 the SURF Hotel and other Summer
sn,od.
la addition 10 this. at point the beach near
Ionosa iuct opposite Bre,nu hotels will bc erected
nnd the Watering pnoo viii bo known tho Gormnn
Manhattan ~ America 10 avoid the many objections
g. crossing hay thu managers have uard tho most
sri,nunc method, of moo,ng tho dllncutca Aoross
The 'bhtua largo dfawhtidRo viii be- placed Tho
bidpn s open except during tho crossing of
When th" engine reaches point 300 fcot distant
ffun tho bndgH either slide. It's wUrht acting
lever viii the bridge instantly Ia close nnd after
hs t.ip f'sriaa point 300 feet beJond thu termlnu.
of tbo bridge the inioassd pressure throws tho mach
ineiy ~ ia former condition. leaving ,hr channel
unSbstTirtsi nnifHna mon eussit that ths ronsTuc-
nu ~ bs projected foundation viii change the lido
anI tausH 80 iasbo sfast addition to tho growth
~ s4s Nh ia tha adjacent waters IhHrn ls 1urt
esH,a,i ..sv ~ iha subsmss .ied ~ No budlns 81
no tgaH bst ~ 10 sssnnd ihst n0no sfa nApruind
lo sU,k hilaIg ~ 1UD, rTuiu tast New York 10
bsbyDs tth .ssh si '"s ~ .sht ~ tss ba1 and the
New-York tribune., 1879-04-08
EXCELSIOR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

ALBANY, April THE following order,
granted by Judge WstbroOk in tho matter OF the Excel
sior Life Insurance Company, was filed to-day:
That the report OF Hale Kingsley referee be con-
med in every respect except as TO debt reported to
be owing to representatives Of Wallace j. Blake, OF
81 COO and interest snoo January 1877 That the said
company pay $1,000 TO Harris & Rudd $3.50 to $. N
Rosendale and 1926 40 to Hale Kingsley II IS further
ordered that the Superintendent OF the Insurance De-
partment retain In his hands funds and securities
deposited in the sum OF S14 OOO 10 any and all
liabilities which due may become due on account
OF the following policies: No 5O27 issued 10 Eugene
Mehl. for $1,000; No $780,, issued on The
life OF George Jones, for $4,000; NO. 437,
on the life Of Joseph B. Thomas, for 81 900
rnder which the holder entitled 70 paiduD policy for
SI66 SC; 40. 740. the life OF William Howe for
5 600 under which the holder II emitted 10 pald-up
policy for 81 ,4O5 No. 5.705, the life OF James
Howell, for $1,000 No 4454. 10 Catherine Geowey,
for 81 900 Also ordered that the Superintendent Is
empo TO deliver to SAID insurance company a OF
said and securities, excepting the sum of 4OOO
after the expenses have been paid AZ directed taking
from said insurance company receipt executed by tHo
president and secretary for the unds and securities
delivered 10 them: and upon satisfactory proof tie
supcrin tendeut upon the cancellation or any OF the
proporonate amount OF the securities so retained by
hin Is amount OF the policies 90 shown TO DO can
ceed shall bear TO those above beid to De IN force
New-York tribune., 1879-04-08
UNITED STITES SUPEENE COURT

WASHINGTON April THE following was tho
transacted to-day in the Supreme Court OF tho
No IOi-Henry Amy plaintiff in error, sgt. the CITY Of
vas suit b bought Inss aPg esTh w eSst SSs'
Mr. Justice Harlan DELIVERED the opinion . 10.
II eto appeaf from t9sa , party to
& Mqs Il i a1d of 9Ig - RI Tn tbs
@ S@ehtsl . -, or en-, ~ 49, gr r,orio,s
bonds Central Railroad Company They are enaeayor
ng-as the case s stated for majority Of this court in
the opinion OF Mr.. Justice sronz-,to o'eItuIn an
az iss ons5sar, srSSd " oDSrted s aGT
make arrangement for me reorganization % The debtor
which does not lessen tLeT security or rpostp2ne eu 70 any
all the rights them by mortgage They ought
not the opinion OF this Court to succeed without the most
substantial reasons and no sh reasons appsar IN e record
The decree Of the over Court Is therefore r4ed @S costs
justices Chhord Miller aad Harlan dissenting .,....
aq william b. Partoe a. R,mlnGed for further proceed.
nGs Mr. Justice Field delivered the opinion, Mr. Justice
Xam6ers 92a $50 o2l o32. 9as. 9a4 eg5 and 975TThs
various quantities distilled spiriisrhe above known
taxes. and enforce forfcitures The defence set up
Tas % based 9Pon an m s9ssg had % no @S ]
make such agreement, and that when an accompee
sbhes an equitable the executive and
e9 ass * S GS@ @ @ Ga iT asd for pafn sS e @
Judgment OF the lower Court Is thrrci re reversed ana me
hereto The opinion delivered by NJ Ji.iice Can9Id
IN error agt. Alfred Iasirspes-Ahned with costs. Tho
opinion v as deyered Dy Chiri ssiIce Ma.'e, n vorrc
and The r,m3Ucel Tor further
proceedings Decision announced by CmeiJusnce No
written opinion
No 9O3-Jacob McWilans, plaintiff I'm error ngt Frank
f. Case receiver with costs ana interest on
authority OF kenne agt Gibson, Wall SDs Decision an
nonnced by the Chief JuStlcs
No IOSg-The Eastern Transportation Line, plaintiff in
error Hobart Cooper administrator etc IN error 20 the
supreme Court New.York.-lbe Judgment OF the lower
Court l. affirmed. with costs interest Decision announced
by Clef Justice
NO 6SI anes Alvoord plaintiff in error agt the United
Statos.-M Motion 10 reinsta ate denied.
No y. Jordan Ct al, appellants agt. A. =.
Hewitt No. lO7 JOAN q. stevens. ct
al II disu
Nos 1887 and l03s-IrAn Rogers, appellant, agt Rob
AOiIOn dismiss Affirm submitted by g. J..
Ots and Charles King ia support a1d J. IL. Ashton and
Nathaniel " ilson IN opposition.
No 2l-rhe States. plaintiffs agt. Charles y. Ger
maine Argued by T. Reed for defcudan and submitted
by Assistant Attorney General Smith for plautln.
No 2lT-Gerinauls National Bank Of New orleans et a.
appellants, Frank Case receiver etc. Argued
Durand for appellant and Charles Case for appellee
No. 2l5-George F. Harding. pianuf ia error against
Timothy the Circuit court Of the United
the Northern District OF Illinois. submitted y
EDWARD RODy for plaintiff In and d. IA Denny for de
fendaut IA
Adjourned lIsil tomorrow a - O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-08
Sustaining 4 BANKS FAILING CREDIT.

The American National Bank Of this city
recently brought an action against William A. Vince
lock- president Of the Central National Bauk for $500
which, 1t was claimed. had been obtained from tho
plaintiff illegally and by coercion In It's plant the
American National Bank alleges that in 1869 and 1870
IL was a member of the Clearing House. but the
Central National Bank that in order to enable 1t
To carry Its business contract entered into by
which agreed that If the plaintiff would deposit
with the Central National Bank $4,000 the latter
would loan ts credit and money the plaintiff suf.
GENTLY To enable it effect the settlement OF its
changes with other banks and ts cleaTances through
the Clearing House. During 1869 and 1870 the pli-
tiff financially embarrassed and ia Impaired credit
aud unable. without great effort aad saorlice,
to maintain itself and pass the Govern
ment examinations. The piaintin alleged further
that before July %. 1859, Charles Coender,
the Bank Examiner, unlavfuily conspred with Dir
ening the appointment OF tyer on the withdrawal
OF previous aid that by such threats the defendant DID
obtain - 900 from the plaInnf July 20, 1862 and
$500 Juy g. 1870, and that none OF this money had
been repaid.
the defendant answered that tho So 900 was paid TO
the Central National Bank voluntarily IN consideration
o services OF great value the plaintiff that Joseph
POOLS was the president Of the American National
Bank and that JUy q, 1870, Poole paid to the wash
lngtou sbyteIian Church. of which WheeOck
was treasurer. tho $500 falsely alleged by the panuR
t0 have been paid to the defendant
on tri. before iury 40 tine superior Court, tho
Jury gave a verdict for the paintlf, aud motion for
new trial denied. The decision OF the General
Term was handed down YESTERDAY, Judge S"dSNick
writing the decision reversing the judgment ana the
ordcr appealed from. The Court sand The testimony
did not tend show that the defendant guilty OF
any or the wrong acts alleged by the compla!naut
New-York tribune., 1879-04-08
TIE BOOK TRADE SALE.

The sem-annual trade sale of books, stere.
otype plates and stationery begun yesterday morn
ing by George A. Leayitt & Co. in the Clinton Hail
saesrooms. The catalogue embraces the standard
works published BY about 1fty prominent booksellers
throughout The country Among the publishers repre-
sented on the catalogue Clsxton. Rem'en Haffe
finger Houghton. OscoOd & Co., IvisOn. BaEemau
Taylo & Co, Lee & shepard sheldon & Co, J. B.
IipplncOtt Il Co. James Miller & Co, Macmillan & Co.
National Publishing Company, T. Il. Peterson 81
Brothers o. l.. PuLnsns sous, Charles Scribuors sons
Scribner & Wexford, Il. WorthingiOa and Henry A.
Younc & Co.
For spring sale tho attendance yesterday was con-
sidered very large. Buyers present from different
parLs OF the United States. Among them were y. A.
McC.ary. Hanover. N. H.; II. III. Mead and A. {:
NcCiurg. Chicago I. IL. Brown Toledo; John VI hail
& CO. Penn: ). II. L- Roy & Co.. POughkeepsie; w. A.
Houghton Sacramento Cal; Buckley IL Allen, Halifax.
Nova Scotia; L. A. steyen. saratoga > Blrrows "
CO.. Hartford. Conn. John W. Bnrke q Co.. Macon, Ca;
Porter& Coates, PhIladelphia; e. r. Edwards Mass;
George ID. Brown, MICHIGAN; j. X. Dicky, AeHburg' j.
J. OCounor. Newark aud : A. Clarke q Co. PltiSDnrg
The sale pegan at O'Clock and continued until late IN
the evening The books sent by houghion, osgod Co
aud r. Worthnglon all disposed oi. These IN
cuded The worGs " Whittier, Tennyson. Loagtclow =
Cooper. Dickcns Bret Hartc, q. W. Holmes, Nathauie,
Hawthorne, Bsyard Taylor +. {. sedman, Watel
Scott, and varied assortment Of historical aud bio
graphical works. In most cases the prices obtained
we're nigh and proved satisfactory 10 the auctOnecr
Tho sale Will Oe continued every day this week.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-08
NAVY ISTELLIG ENCB.

WASHINGTON, April THE Secretary OF the
Navy to-day appointed commission consisting OF
Medical Inspectors William l. Uord. Richard c. Dean
and Thomas W. Leach. to investigate the recent out
break OF yellow fever board the United States
steamer Plymouth
Secretary Thompson thinks that the breaking ont OF
the fever on the Plymouth after her thorough freezing
ont m Boston last Winter, does not tend 10 inspire
Gdence in the refrigcrstng ship" experiment, for
which an appropriation OF 500 600 has passed the Sen
ate aud is DOW before the House.
Lieutenant Jacob T. NOell Las been ordered az eSeeu
tive officer TO tho ship Passaic ~ ashnRiOn
acknowledgements Ssmuel L. wilson has been
detached from the receivng-shlp IndeI% ndeDce and
IRON the same ship snd ordered 70 the Alert
The class Of thirtyfO midsaipmcn recently sum
noned before the Board of Examiners Anna polls for
examination has relieved from further attendance
and its members sent home 10 await further orders
New-York tribune., 1879-04-08
IRRR.iRS or TANE.S.
LETTER FROM CONTROLLER KEILY TO MAYor
CGOpIR.

LETTER FROM CONTROLLER KEILY TO MAYOR
COOPER.
Controller Kelly has written a letter to
Mayor Cooper asking his ooJperauon in endoayoring
60 persuade Governor not To Sign the bill be-
fore hun, TO extend the time for the payment
of arrears OF taxes IN this city. Mr.. Kelly says
The not OF last year provided tor the payment of a.
oi taxes with interest at per cent, within
year after s passage, ana the act now before the Gov
crnOr provides Tor their payment with per inter
within two year, after It's passage, actual exten
OF two years for the benefit OF delinquent taxpayers
with per cent less interest
The present act IL even moro Objectionable than that
of last year. it extends the time OF
payment To two years instead OF one year,
aud rc,uccs the rate OF interest from 8 to
per bill similar To the provisions
the OF last year cndng the time for paying
arrears of tares one year. at per cent interest," In ,he
umost concession which IN the present circumstances
ought DO given In tho payment OF the ciys taxes
New-York tribune., 1879-04-08
MR.. TALMAGE ON TRIAL.
MIR. HATHAwAY's CRoss-EXAMINATION.

MR.. UATHAWAY'S CROSS-EXAMlNATION.
u,s cu,pcrs or FALsEuooD AND DECEIT REIrER-
ATrD-A LONG DISCUSSION, WITHOUT RESULT,
IN REFERENCE TO TIE RIGHT TO INQUIRE INTO
A WITNESSES CHARACTEI-PLEASANT WORDS
BETWEEN COUNSEL.
The ToImage trial was opened yesterday with n
long discussion in reference to the right OF counse
IA examine n witnesses character, which ended III
DR. Spear becoming convinced that all the rights
which he demanded were furnished by the Presoy-
terian law. After this Mr.. Hathaway was recalled
and cross-examined at length by both OF the de-
fepdant's counsel. Mr.. Hathaway demanded
thorough invests CATION in view OF the lmpulatiohs
which had been made against his character, ana
claimed the right to impeach the witnesses put
upon the stand against HIM. There were loud
hsses from The gallery when Mr.. Crosby lntlmated
that witnesses from the slums and cutters might
be brought in by the defence, but this was quickly
repressed by the moderator, who limited that the
Presbytery would very easily consent to close Its
doors to the public.
In the course of the day Mr. McCullagh remarked
that DR.. Spear appeared at times TO consider him
self the incarnation of all law and order. Very
early in the debate Dr. Spear enlightened the Pres
bytery by explaining that the word falsely" IN
the fourth specification, was an adverb. and was
used TO qualify or limit the meaning of verb
While asking questions, Mr.. Millard became greatly
excited and shaking paper in tho witnesses face.
he loudly demanded an answer. AT this MI
Crosby exclaimed to the witness Why don't you
shake your fist in his face in the same stylef L
would if were in your place" There was de-
cided sensation in the audience when Mr. hathaway
declared that he did not charge Mr.; Ialmage WIN
falsehood IN making an untruthtul announcement
from the pulpit because he himself was con-
tamnated by the influences around him.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-08
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, April THE President sent

WASHINGTON, April 7.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Andrew r. Mccormick. be United states District Judge
for the Northern District OF Texas.
William W. Henry. United states Marshal for Vermont
J. r. uallOwcl. United states Attorney for kansas.
Thomes Pennsylvania 10 be Secretary OF Utah
Territory.
r. j. jenkins Receiver Public Moneys at Concordia Kan.
Charles A. Morris Register Of the Lano ONCE at Larued.
Kan - -.
P0tudsters-Clarence A Oliver at Railway, y. j.; w W.
Smith, Rapids Iowa Israel W. Roberts az Mont
gOmery Ala. and Herman krause silver Reel, L tah.
CUdly LicGtenantC Ol0ncl Thomas II. Nell
Colonel Stn Regiment Major William r. Price 10 Do
Lieutenant Colonel 9th legmen Capta samuel = sun
SJh Regiment tirSLieuton3nts Charles ".
Callahan Henry Sweony and William j. NOlkmar 10 be CAP
tans, aud Second Lieuteuants IL. H. Beas A. Mason and
charles H. watts 10 be tsteutenauts in theic present
relments
New-York tribune., 1879-04-08
PANAMA RAILROAD ELECTION.

The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Panama Railroad Company was held yesterday at
the eompany's office in this city. After the ofcia re-
ports were submitted board OF thirteen directors was
elected The former directors reelected with two
exceptions, Christopher Never taking the place or
Andrew Boardmsn aud George Carr that OF Freierlek
Buttcrfield In the election, which was unanimous.
~ OCT shares represented. The full ticket Is as
follows: John X. Marshall Trenor W Park. Charles g.
Franckiyn, Josrph Ogden. Samuel G. Thompson H. IL
baxter, George A. Hoyt, j. @. Mccullough Charles
Ieverich, John NJ Burke, Thomas Maddocs, Chrssopno
MeYer QovCgc Care
New-York tribune., 1879-04-08
ARMY ORDEHS.

WASHINGTON, April 7.-Second Lieutenant
NJ f. Jamar OF tue 18th Infantry. s detailed Profes
sor Of Military Science and Tactics at tho Louisiana
state University, at Baton Rouge Ia. Major 81. X.
Morgan In addition to his present duties, has been
appointed purchasing and depot eommissary OF sub
ssteBce at 81. Paul Mum. The order OF March IL,
directing Surgeon T. L. Town 10 accom- pany recruits
the Pacific Coast has been revoked. aud h 4, ordered
u report at once IN person TO the Commanding General
OF the Department Of the Columbia
New-York tribune., 1879-04-08

associates practically admit that the streets nave no,
been kept cleaned but each put In dsSiamer %, rs
personal responsibility. Commissioner Nlchois oonuo
yerts the fact ITSELF and must tnen beneYe hn ene
To- be unaware OF the facts they exist or 10 sae %
which know 10 be not true. If he was not aware oi to
filthy inconveneut and unhealthy condltlon oi W,
streets then he Is Of n,v n meb: Hs. we'll known he
still is the chairman OF the street Cleaning
1t is to he assumed nepetofe ta5 me- II ,be % duty i'm
posed by law of cleaning The streets. ~, ,,o m
In answer TO all questions calculated 10 aforn mn ~
opportunity OF making some explanation, was c.n
RELIED to listen the repeated recitation Dy nun o wv
answers written by counsel 10 the Snte,, tnat Wod d
pronrr charges and specifications had been made anu
he had had reasonable time to reply, he would DO So
After giving the fullest consideration TO C @ h INV INV
having been advised by counsel learned IN Jaw that ny
Judgment OF the ana the practice applicople 10 te
premises was correct reached the them the
most ample opportunity to be heard, sen, 10 10
each Commissioner notice giving them iuItuSt hn,t
any sta emcnt In writing. None OF the Commissioners
appeared. either in person or by counsel at tne U au
on he practically reiterated the position asen
by hm at the original h%earlng % ithnn tITthor
comment than that discover nothing in them to change
THE MAYORS DECISION.
Tn the performance of my duty TO keep myself in
formed OF the dongs Of the several Departments ana
10 see that the laws and ordinances are enforced
have asceraned and find that as matters OF fact the
government and discipline OF the Police Force nave
become lax and incapable; the POhco Force mas
deteriorated in efficiency, and 1t has become democrat
lied the of Police has not caused the streets 10
he thoroughly cleaned from time to time and Kept thor
oughy cleaned and has not removed from the city daily
and as often as necessary all ashes, dirt rubbish ana
garbage For this state OF things the persons
ing the Board of Police are responsible, ! nave
also ascertalned, and fnd matter OF fact. thht
Police Commissioners Joel B. Erhardt, Sidney T.
Nichols and William f. Smith have each been Negligent
in the discharge of the public duties which tney are
bound TO fulfill have given them and each OF them,
full opportunity be heard or that opportunity they
have availed themselves. hut without onerlne any
satisfactory explanation, justification or excuse. ,
have therefore considered 1t my duty 10 remove joe
b. Erbardt, Sidney p. Nichols and william r. smith
from Office believe that II neglected 80 to do should
myself be responsible the continuance OF the present
condition OF the city and OF the abuses when exist Ill
the Police Department EDWARD Coofbh
New-York tribune., 1879-04-08

81 thank youw says Horatio Scy-
Mor 10 the men whom Tammanee
Appointed as committee;
II thank you. gentlemen" says he,
4" sincerely bat II seems TO me
Thst I nave told you frcquentiee
Your candidate 1 Cannot Ina r.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-08
rnE CHARLESTON ELECTION TRIALS.

CHARLESTON, s. c., April THE jurors IN
tho u. T. Court, having boon summoned for tomorrow,
Judge nond adjourned the Court to-day alter reading
tno dOckat
New-York tribune., 1879-04-08
CONVERSATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April THE Senate in exec-
utive session to-day confirmed the following nonlna-
tons:
Mr. Iorenzo Crounse OF Nebaka 10 be Collector OF Inter
nal Revenue for the District OF Nebraska
DAVID 10 be Postmaster at Fr2nkin, Ncnan2O
County, Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-08

ocean. The road will be rrowgauge, and can 6e
built and equipped II Is said, for @oOOOOO all OF which
has been subscribed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-18
PROSPECTUS.

The subscriber herewith announces his fertbeoni n
volume Of literary odds and ends letters etc. the saet
be entitled
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-18
NOTICE CT EQUALIZATION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
~ have this day received from the Assessor OF 0nsby
counly the assessment roll of Ormsby county, Nevada
as made by the County Assessor for the year 1879 and
that the Board of County Commissioners will meet
Board of EqIalzat Monday, the Fifteenth Q5:h)
day of September 1879 the office of the County Clerk
and will continue session from time to time until the
business equalization presented to them is disposed
provided that they shall after the first Monday i'll
October, 1879, except provided by law.
J. II. MARSHALL
Clerk Of Board County Commissioners.
Dated SsDtember s 1879.