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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-08-15

The Scotch fir-tree is, to my mind,
the best symbol Of the Christian. The
least of earth is required for its roots;
il finds nOurishment in a dry soil and
amid barren rocks, and yet green in
Winter as in Summer, il towers the
highest Of all the trees of wood toward
the sky, and with the least of earth
makes the greatest approach to heav.
en-. So il is with the tree of Gods
planting; with the least of earth about
its roots, ii towers the nearest to hesv-
en-deriving nourishment not from
the earth below, but from the sun
beams that fall upon it, and the rain
drops that sprinkle it, supported by
that hidden nourishment that comes
from God John Cumming, d. ID.
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It's a good deal better 10 be a live
cabbage than 10 be dead beet.
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6he Sntrrior SOurnal.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

ono square, one Insertion ............fi 90
a liberal deduction for each subsequent Insertion
Regular advertisers will hnd our rates 10 10 as
nIodcrafe ne ttose of any other respectable rarcf
"hnslncm Notices . % cents ncr line. Adfcrflslfn
Items IN Local Column, 20 cents per line.
Announcements Of Marriages, birihs and Deaths,
Inserted FREE Of cost.
Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect. &C., win, hcrs-
aftcr, be charged n the rate Of cents per line.
Instead OF 10 cents, a. heretofore.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-08-15
PUBLIC SALE
LAND, STOCK AND CROP !!
will offer Tor sale, to the highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, OCT. =, 1879.

The Farm on which now live, IN Lincoln county,
i've miles West OF stanford and three miles East
Of shelby city, containing $50 ACRES OF FIRST
RATE LAND, In a hne state OF cultivation; a
good Dwelling House. Barns and tenant houses; II
Is well watered with good supply Of neyer-ialing
springs for stock aud young Orchard beafing an
abundance OF fruit " cows aud calves, 3-year-
old steers; mares; 10 and 2-year old mules !
lack stallion young horses aud mares; 60 head
Of hogs 90 and lambs; 40 acres OF corn, stacks
OF hay, GOO bushels wheat; two i-horse wagons; l
hold aud Kitchen furniture. The land will he sold
on the following terms; One-thinl down. the hal
ance In one and two years, bearing per cent in
terest. The personal property viii he sold ON q
credit Of six months for all SUNS over ten dollars
that sum aud under, cash In hand.
3sI-gt JOHN L. THURMAN.
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YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,
Granville, Licking Co, o.

Begins iis 18th year Sep. 10th. Has Preparatory,
Collegiate, Normal, Music and Painting Depart
cry thing hrst-class aud terms low. Address
SS6-ft REV. ID. SHEPARDsON, u. -.
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EMINENCE, KY, COLLEGE

This popular institution will open it, Twcniv-
third session Sep. ?. 500 will paw III expenses II
boarding washing. light, fuel and tuition In the
college proper, for ave months. and 80 will pay
for same IN Preparatory Department. Vocal nlu-
SIC ffee. The faculty y equal 70 any IN the West
send for calalogne. WI w. q GIIINEn
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CINCINNATI LAW SCHOOL.

The 47tl Annual Term of this
school begins Oct. 10, 1870, and
continues months. Terms: 500
LIST year, $50 I'd year. For Cat
alOgues or circulars, address the
Dean, RUFUS KING.
3s5-3m CINCINNATI. a.
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cnrRcH RIREcToRY.

- on Second and Fourth sundays, mornins and
night ffaYcr Meeting every wednesday amer
Superintendent
DHRisrfAN.- Worship hv the onrrcg,,ioo ~.
" cry Lords day. Preaching by Eld Jos Raliou
on first and Third iord's days. sunday school
~ tlo. Jos. severance, Superintendent.
M ErHODisr, sOuTH.-REy. J. :. SINS Pas
wi tor. services every sunday morning aud night
irayer Meeting THURSDAY nights sunday school
DREsBYTERIAN. sOUTH.-REv.J.L.BAn Srs
u iastor breaches morning and night on First
and Third sundays Union sunday School al $50.
yno W, kcut, Superintendent. Union Prayer
Meeting wednesday nights.
DREsBYrERIAN, NORTH-RKv. q. d. ARCH
Il inALD, Pastor, preach,s on second and Fourth
sundays, morning and night.
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PUBLIC SALE
-OF-
LAND, STOCK AND CROP
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, 1873,

In order 10 close the partnership existing between
the undersigned, We will,
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DAUGHTERS COLLEGE,
Harrodsburg. Kv

For the higher education Of ladies; experienced
teachers In every department; laboratory, museum
and library ffeely used by the students, q hcauti-
ful home rather than boarding house; no exhibit
tons or parades school without iisham or cr1m.H
Terms very reasonable for It's superior advantage.
18th. 885-ft JNO. AUG. WILLIAMS, Prcst
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~ fan particulars, a. 10 Board, 6c., address
MIS-. =. a. TRUEnEARr, Principal,
stamford. Lncoln o., Ky.
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n FERNS MoDnRA ATE.

Ia luition, pIicss range FUN 80 10 $50 Ia IN
regular nepafinleuis. lfimary, -, lnicfmCdlale
$50 ffepamioiy, ~. and Collegiate, so.
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KENTUCKY
MILITARY
INSTITUTE.

FAhMDALb, FRANKLIN co.
Oldest military school in the Southwest. Thirty
hth year begins Sep. I. Six miles out OF Frankfort,
Ky. For catalogues, &C., address
3s5-lt POST ADJtTANT
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-31

A hairpin is very useful article to q
woman. 1t serves the purpose of tooth
pick, button-hook and hair. fastener, but
all this is no excuse for having one in
your vest. pocket, when your wife doesn't
know whore it comes from.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-31
FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.

By W. q. TELEGRAPH Co.
go 0phir-59 39h
40 Mexican-4 As AK
AIS Gould 81 Curry-12k 10 63b5
1855 Best 4 Beicher-22 2la
$50 California-6k 6A Gu
$50 Ssvage-l6a{ l6h i6H
40 Con Yirginia-6s OK GU
us Chollar-9ss 81
eco Potosi-6
395 Hale 81 Norcross-17x TN I'm
$50 Crown Point-6k 6k6h
$50 Yellow Jacket-21 y 81 20k
100 Kentuck-6z
sos Belcher-6h
200 Confidence-15Z 16
sos Sierra Nevada-62 51H
1874 Utah-27 27A
2lS0 Bullion-7L IN
600 Exchequer-Sas 81
9l5 Overman-12 III
655 Justice-3.90 $50
l40 Union-.S7 SO 89h
$40 Alta-8I 9
2e5 Alpha-24 23k % ok
70 Raymond IL Ely-5 81
800 Day-50c
$50 Hillside-2.15 2.10
445 podie-37 36h
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-31
CENSUS MARsHAL's RETURN.

George 7. German, School Census
Marshal of Phoebe School District No. /,
which includes Phoebe, Bristol and
Royal City, makes the following as the
census of the children during May, 1879:
Boys between and IS years of age......... .136
Girls between and 49,. .....l1l
Total children between G and 49,. .247
Children under years Of age. .14S
Between Is and 81 years. ....,............... IL
Under 81 years and born in Nevada. .242
Reported as attending public school,. ...... 1923
Reported as attending private school. ....... 81
Not attending any school. ....-.............. CT
Between and IA attending public school. :. s5
Between 8 and IA attending private school. 80
Between and IA not attending any school,. 16
This census gives us larger number
of children than was reported last year,
consequently our proportion of State
money will be larger in proportion to the
difference of children between the two
wears. There are eight families in Bris.
toll and twenty.one children. and in
Royal City four families and nine chill
dren.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-31

A negro preacher described hell as ice
cold, where the wicked froze to all eterp-
ity. Asked why, he said, "Cause, I
don't dare tell dem people muffin else.
Why, if say hell is warm, some dem
old rheumatic niegers be wantin' start
down der de very fus' fros'."
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-31

@S888e8a888@8@8 a@8#@888a@&80a8@
EXPORT BEER, Unexcelled Bourbon,
French and Domestic Brandies-Cigars
a specialty-at Panaoa Saloon. No. 1000
Main st. One price! one Bit! PAY as
you CO."
MISREPRESENTATION
CALIFORNIA GOLD JEwELRY sold at the
Golden Rule store, and old jewelry taken
in exchange.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-31
LIQUORS AND CIGARS.

Of Liquors have assortment which for quality
has been surpassed in Pioche selling the best
Cigar ever retailed in Phoebe 6 for $100
Genuine Havana Filler, l2a Cents Each.
Good Domestic Cigars, 10 Cents Each.
Fair Domestic Cigars, Cents Each.
Common Domestic Cigars, Cents Each
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-31

The Riverside (Cal.) News: We were
introduced the other day to Senior Miguel
Abril, a Spanish-American, who is the
father OF 80 children. He is only &c
years old, has his third wife, and the
Oldest "boy" is now 48. His present
wife is 30, and has borne him eight
children.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-31

New PATENTS. Dewey & Co.'s Suien-
tifc Press Patent Agency has received
official notice of the issue OF the follow
ing patents to Pacific Coast inventors,
for the week ending May 9Th: R. F..
Bidwell. s. F.. stamp battery for quartz
mills; @. s. Stanchffeld. Oakland, CAL,
stamp mill; Nathan Webb. Sacramento,
car brake; R. P. Williams, Alameda,
derrick stake.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-31
II. e. POU.I.ADE.
Meadow Valley st., 9Th Door below Cedar.
SMALL BRICK BUILDING

Cigars that can be bought for mon
sell Tor charge
dollar I'll
five will OF
goods you dwlln
you Cash the the thing
att
credit - - = - =
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-31

1t costs about 81 to send ton o
wheat from Chicago to Liverpool.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-31

LATE RECEIPTS AT PouJApE's.
Liverpool Salt.
California do
Fresh Imported Raisins.
Do California do
Green Coffee.
Chocolate.
Whole Pepper.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-31
II. G. POUJADE

rebate on each purchase at retail the sO
the fact the
expense OF keeping delivery and extra hand and
are the But OF
the weight OF 40 lbs
Read the Above, then Read the Following Prices.
Crushed Sugar bbls l64 100 s lots II cents per Ill., 81
lbs. ST..
Extra Sugar bbs l5 100 lbs lots Isl cents per Ill.,
TBS 81.
Brown Sugar. bbs 49, 100 lbs lots AZ cents per H. 81
Tbs ST.
Hams choicest sacks II CENTS at retail 10 cents per b.
Bacon, best do 16a do Is do do
Bacon, fresh 16 do l6 do do
Lard Cob per case $ll75 at retail 51b $ll5
DO do lob cans 1926.
Soap White Russian per box of 100 bars $780, at retail
l2a cents per bar.
Green Coffee, Is cents per pound.
Do 333 do do
Do Genuine Java, 40 cents per pound
Do Genuine Mocha, SO cents do
Crosse Backwel's ChowChow genuine, large bottles
$l.25.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-31

American shoes are now being largely
sold in Germany and France.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-31

BY the first and second, on mo.ion of
Representative Daggett and Delegate
Maginnis, respectively, the Carson City
Mint and all Government assay Offices
were added to the other institutions men,
toned in the eighth section as places
where deposits of bullion shall be re-
ceive from any holder, desiring to obtain
certificates therefor, which certificates
are to be issued for the market value in
San Francisco and New York for the
preceding week, and to be receivable in
payment OF all Government dues.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-31

It's to all the articles which daily receiving and
the
had.
Look for the Sign up on Meadow Valley Street,
IT. e. POU.J.ADE.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18
ANNUAL SETTLEMENT OF THE BRADSTREET
AGENCY.

In view Of the recent attention which has
been the financial condition OF tne Brad5treet
Company It is hut fair that institution that IT'S uua
statement inst fled in New Haven, thp place OF ts In
corporation should he published. Tn" paid mp capital
stock IL stated 1878 500 OF which Sl73e00 Is said
by The Pe n have been issued in cancellation of in
debtednes4 existing in March 1873 and the remaining
100000 for I" good will 70 the Bradstreet family
which amount has since been almost entirely absorbed
by the officers and active gers Of the business.
The direct liabilities Of the company are reported at
1864 600. but whether this includes the Indebtedness
due subscriptions paid since July and only thus par
TALLY worked out. IS not stated This liability is est
mated AZ least at s1OO 900 which. added 10 the above
1904 900 and to the capial stock 1878 3O0 swes the
total lab lities 10 s737. 500.
To Offset this indebtedness the assets Of the company
are given as follows 1st 1891 900 personal property
consisting Of 100000 paid for good will, as above
stated 800 OOO original OF printing material
position &C. and 900 for furniture, reports. books,
stationery, &cJ 2d. 100000 b" cash credits" or
amounts outstanding. which seems large sum to be
due by customers well able TO pay, from whom adj
vance payment for this service has always been de-
handed. The explanation OF so large an amount may,
however found I'm the surnise that this &305OO0 In
the showing for 1873 includes largely the subscriptions
occurred for the ensuing year OF 1879 and yet TO be
worked II This inference is correct II seems hardly
p-oper 10 make them do duty Offset for indebted
ness incurred during a previous year As rapidly as
these credits are paid they become liability TO be
discharged only they are earned by expiration OF
subscription The remaining ST ~ cash
hand S14 OOO" in the head Office and thirtyve branch
agencies.
The direct liabilities, stated az above at 1904 900,
were at the close ~ the previous year 1927 OOO show
ing an increase Of S37 OOO and indicating that the cash
expenditures of the company for the year exceeded its
cash receipts by 800 per day-N. Y. Dry Goods
Economist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18
MR.. GUMBLEroYs OFFICIAL CAREER.

Henry a. Gumbleton is a native of this city.
He was graduated the College OF the City o. New
York AT twenty-five he brought into public life by
John Kelly, who procured his appointment 10 u
subordinate cerkship the County Ccsk's office. He
was gradually promoted. and at the end OF six years
became Deputy County Clerk. which position he held
Tor long time. Upon the retirement Of George NJ Van
Mort from the Department Of Public Works Mr. Gumbe-
ton was appointed Deputy Commissioner under General
Fitz John Porter Office he held tue time OF his
nomination ~ the Office OF County Clerk, October 49,
1876 lie wac elected by plurality Of 47,11o, over
Thomas Murphy, IN the following November.
The removal OF Mr.. GumDeton is the result
of a movement among lawyers in the Anti
Tammany associations OF this city against sher-
III Reilly, Register LOow aud the County Clerk.
Loud rumors OF the movement were first
circulated about September 9. 1878. The principal
Of the charges WAS the alleged e1IcOn OF ices lar
in excess q those alO6ed by law. Charges were
then ready for atOn ~ the Governor, but were
said 10 have been Withheld at tue request OF
Mr. Tlden. Mr.. Gunb.et0n next called meeting
If members OF the Bar bis Office September II, Tor
he purpose Of Investigating the rumOfed charges
against nm. Twenty eight lawyers Responded, aud a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18
Gufeial Notices.

Advertisements intended for the next issue OF THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed IN before y. To-
day
DR. Chandler Chnm0miie Blood and LIVER pills dys
pepsa oppressive breathing cosGven-s All druggists 2jo
Keating's Cough LOZeng rs-Ihis great English remedy
ad recommended for over % years by The
clergy medical profession Sold by all druggists Pce
+. F0UGERA & Co. New York Agents.
Mani. Mission on Earth-A thorough treaties.
Indicating Conn Disabilities Do removed fh3
experience Of - years study observation ana pDTcssOnl
prs showing that viii Restored Aal
hood STRENGTHENED VlhIy anG spunl collOns 81 Health
o. Marriage aud Of tne means
them mail currency postage samOs) Address
secy Murenm Anatomy and science 46 Broadway. NY
Post Ofnee NOuce.-Tne foreign ing
SATURDAY, March %. s19. viii close AZ this once
TUESDAY at = m. Tor Europe Dy steamship Wisconsin
rops Dy steamship Abyssn Queenstown (corresDond
specially addressell aud Al pm.
for France direct by steamship France. VIA Hsyre'
sc by steamsulp Gellert via Plymouth, CheroourE
ana Hamburg correspondence tor Great Br tain
addresse'il and at IL
IN Europe steamship cry OF New'l ORR VIA Oueens
town German and France
adurus.ssi): SATURDAY AZ ll:3O . for Ger
MANY c nshD MO-eL va southampton aHd Bremen
Great Britain aud the Continent 0s
specially addressed and A. y IQr ocOan direct ~ steam
snip Anch0ra glasgow; and as pmfor EufOpeby steam
shp ermauG via Queenstown. The steamships WsoOnsln
Ahvssnla Cty OF NeN.Yurk and Germanc do mails
for Denmark anu MOI The mails Tor Nassau
n leave NevYork March Is The mails for A-pinSall
ana south Paclhe POrts New YORK March 40 The
mail Havana leave NcwiOrE March 20 aud % The
mall. Tor Mexico March ~. rue msts
for JAoAn leave san Francisco April The malls
f,rA Australia tranosco April Ii.
rHO5. L. JAAE7 SSsJ.nAsgsc
POst Once. New-York. March 10, 1873
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DIED.

APPLFRY-At sposvood Y. J.. March II. 1870 OF pleu.
rsy. Leonard Appeby. aged 81 years and months
Notice OF funeral hereafter
COOR-On sunday March 49, At The residence Of her sonn
Samuel A. Cook, In the $50 OF her
Grace Church. Painhed, on Tuesday the
Isth INST. at 1890 \
Interment at New London Conn.
DOWDNEY-On Monday morning, March II. 1879 At her
Abraham DOwtney and eldest daughter Of Thomas
Crmmlns esq. -..-, a., S., T.. o.. WI.
Ferrers church. 66th-@t. and Lexington ave. Wenes
day, 1871 INST. at 1890 D M.
HODGE-Suddenv. in BROOKLYN, on SATURDAY morning
James l. and >. r. Hodge. ,., ,,... ,,,
BrIige-st. BROOKLYN at 2 D. m.
MASoN-At savannah Ca. Thursday March H. OF pneumo
MA Robert 81. MasOl OF Boston. aged IS years.
MIILER-On sunday March .. Caroline. wife Of Charles
Fnnrra services will be held al All Souls CG-cn 4thave
and 2Oth-st: on Tuesday, March IL, az o'c ock
MURDOCK-fn Oneida Ill. March 8, Mrs. Harriet J. Mur.
dock the eldest child Of Dr. shepardson, Of Evansville
Ohio.
PAkKER-on Monday. March II. of pneumonia, Mary Eve
dadxhre, the Rev. p. r. IhOmAson, aged "a years
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
or ANY-On sunday March lG 1879 after a short Illness
sarah Of James onany, the 1871 year " her
Funer from Lac Broadway On Tuesday 18TH Inst at
o'clock.
RANDEL-Arer a few days severe Illness. Monday
March II, 1879 Jonah L. Randel aged 90 years and
Funeral rom his late residence No 296 39thst corner 9Th
ave. South Brooklyn, on THURSDAY 10th nst, at ii
ROBERTSON Monday evening March II. Miss Jane f.
Roberts. in the 70h year Of her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
ROOT-On sunday March 49, Milo B. Root In the 72d
~ his age.
Tuesday morning, at 9o'elocG
TIFFANY-On saturday March 15 Comfort Tiffany aged 81
raj in Baltimore, Wednesday morning. at Mt Vernon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18
ATALK WITH MR.. GUMBLErON.

HE DECLARES THAT HE Is SURPRISED AT THE
GOVERNORS ACTIoN-HIs REMOVAL POLITI-
CAL SCHEME IN MR.. TILDENs INTEREST
Mr. GumbetOn was found late last night
at his home. He said he had gone to
bed In ignorance OF the Governors decision
While speaking OF subject he appeared to be much
affected by the news Of bis removal. His eyes had
filed with tears he assured that the Governor
had decided against him, and his rembed little
as he expressed his surprise.
" confess" ne said, d" that mnch surprised at
NY removal. | wholly unprepared to receive such
news. Ny answer To the charges against had
been prepared with great care. and | believed
II 10 be complete ylndic IOn OF my official conduct
10 the charge OF receiving excessive lees had MADE a
fnll denial When allegations that had re-
ceIved excessive fees | had furnished proofs
that the cations false To sch OF the charges
mad OppOs ID such proofs OF INV Innocence that aid
not ANTICIPATE u decision against have
no desire TO express my feelings IN this
matter ct present. have thought ali
along that the eftort to displace me was a political
move in the interest Of Mr.. Tlden, and have 50 eX-
pressed myself; but am surprised indeed that the
effort shOuid succeed
Regarding the ac.ion he should take. Mr. Gumbeton
declined speak aud be said Ie hJd idea would
be appO MED succeed him. Until ap
lac SAID probably his deputy. j. +. McLaugn-
in, would nave 10 take charge Of the Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18
POLICY SHOPS SUPPRESSED.

TEN DEALERS ARRESTED IN JERSEY CITY-AN EF-
FORT TO BREAK UP THE SALE OF POLICY SLIPS.
A descent was made yesterday on the
policy dealers OF Jersey CITY by eOnsables armed with
issued by Judge Quafe OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas and Quarter Sessions OF Hudson County.
The complaints made By ex-policeman william
Eaton. special officer the Jersey City Post Office.
The complaints submitted to Alexander /. McGil
the District Attorney who detailed Constable Stanton
10 obtain evidence against the policy dealers On the
Information secured by this officer the warrants
issued by Judge Quaife.
The arrests yesterday were made by DepU'y-Shcr'f
Martin Constables Stanton. Foley, Meyer. Locke
and Beatty. The following persons were taken into
custody and ARA gned before Judge Quaife James
Marriott OF No. 332 Blrrowst; John Adley o. No. so
COcs-st; Charles Foster, OF No. 90 MoDtgomerv-st;
Joseph Hill. OF No. % Montgomery-st; Morris Out
water. Of No. GO Railroad-aye. Michael f. OConnor.
John Hageerty and Charles Wood OF No sol Grove-st;
Alfred scbaefer No 147 Bay.st AM Ira Coakey, Of
No. 800 HendersOn-st The prisoners we're charged
with the violation of the State laws against gaming,
aud All pleaded not guilty Charles Foster and Joseph
H each gave bonds in the OF $1,000 to appear for
trial. and released from custody. Their bonds
signed by vii lam W. Farrier, the brother OF
the employ Of Horace y. Farrier The other prisoners
unable to procure bonds. ana were committed to
the Count Jail II II claimed that John Adley, dealer
NJ. 80 COcs-st warned OF the contemplated ar
When the officers lered his shop he carted out
Of tho door followed by Deputy-Sherh Martini VINO
shouted stop thief" The fugitive was captured by
Officer MICA ghOn, and handed over TO Martin at Bruins
wick-st., halt mi . from his place OF business.
The 81 yht men WAC committed To Jail complained
OF their and Imprisonment, and said that the
charges mad been made against them because thew were
doing bus for NewYork Dealers They all ged that
Eaton hal been employed by Horace N FaTrter to oh
tam evidence against them. Farrier Is the who
state Senator, Noah d. 1aylor The prisoners ,r
o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18

were improper privileges taken with her by MI CAM
eron during the existence Of the engagement
General Butler-Stop; we are not sued Tor that lou
can put that In a separate specific bill.
Mr. Daelle argued that they had the right to intro
duce evidence show that there seduction under
promise Of marriage. which went toward sggrsvating
the cause for damages
Judge Cartter-Do you propose to prove that charge
In this easel
Mr.. Darniee-Yes, sir.
General Butleroh well, let it all come in II that Is
what you are after.
Judge Cartter-The question IL OF plead merely
The charge OF seduction is not set out IN the decara
ton.
long argument made by the plaintiffs counsel
as 10 their night TO produce the testimony
The other side desiring to be heard, the court ad
ourued until tomorrow, with Mrs Oliver stil upon the
stand, rot having finished her testimony in chief.