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The sun., 1879-04-28

She looked at It, and said 1t seemed like
regular bill had never seen $50 bill. To
make sure I took 1t over to Mr.; Hug;
Prospect streets. II told me he thought II was
a good bill. Then began TO think that had
found out the cause Of all Of Williams's trouble.
| took 1t homr. and Mrs. Hopcraft and talked
about it. thought at first would take the bill
to the police station but was afraid the police-
men would keep It and deny that gave i to
them and ! would get into trouble. AT last
when II was after O'Clock in the evening
said I'd take II over to Can't. McCook. I'd
washed for him and his wife for n long time,
had. SO ! walked over to his house. Whom /
got there rang the bell and he let me in. 1t
was 9 o'clock.
What brings you over here. Auntie p no
said Come In and sit down.
Well says |, we always come TO our best
friends when we nre in trouble, and I'll come SO
What Is it now Auntie ? he says. Tell me
Well says, Il don't hardly know how to
But ! sat down and told him the whole from
the first to the last; Then he took the bill and
gave me a piece Of writing for IT, and said he
would let Williams and 1.-THE young man. MIR. Mer-
Commander McCook and Mrs. Brown will be
In court this morning TO testify.
Mrs. Huggns tells how Mrs. Brown came to
her husbands store on Saturday evening TO
inquire about the bill Officers in tho Navy
iHrd who have employed her speak well Of
Mrs. Browns reputation for honesty. She SAYS
that she used to make great deal Of money
until about six years ago. when her husband,
Abraham Brown. died. He used to do the out
side work boarding ships to get clothes to
wnsh and taking them back when they
Were hnishedl. and she used TO do the
inside work. Now. she says she has to do both
the inside and outside work.
The $50 bill now in possession OF Commander
McCOok is not brand new in the sense that IL
has lust come from the press. but II Is In an OK
cellent condition; II 10 not at all torn. and but
very little sOilpd
The sun., 1879-04-28
FROTAINGHiM'S GOOD-BK.
His People TO Formulate "a more Clearly
Defined Religious Belief

The Rev. o. b. Rockingham preached fare
well sermon to his consreg alton in Masonic Hall yester
day morning. lie VIII sail tor Europe on wedne sday
next and during his absence thc length which is
uncertain the society will hold no services Mr. Froth
insham says his position Is peculiarly an individual
one and there is no enc whom he call To MI u Tue
tongt, t,Eauuu numbering several hundred persons was
unwilling 10 engage another preacher permanently and
lur These reasons 10 thought test wait flr Mr.
tfoiin-hAms return Alter his rest aud anticipated
ini nifuNtlu"nt u uthih hr expects tu take u h- work
again Al the cu~' oi reviewing hi. ten wears
ui service. the pastor said
The last words 20 you A. individuals spoken from
ts Platform to-day When We come together again 10
VIII if Z" take form ~ an organization We
tfhhsuln state am not c0ueced enough to think
can set ran anything thati. wroug Tits world. hat
nave hNci long cu0ush tn know that no earnest effort
Tor the right can utterly fail"
4 rch nnfAl display oi Gala lilies. roses and lilies OF
the valley was made on the platform bank uf rare
Nr gated flowers rested at the base OF the desk from
which tie preacher spoke. ana q larlv star red aud
Mhlie roses hanging from stand OF evergreen was On
the table at his 'idc. Many at the fingered
~ tile Close o the sermon to look at the flowers aud 10
bll EOUdby 10 Mr frnthInehanL
The sun., 1879-04-28
M'LEAN's MEMORANDUM CUFFS.
The New Police Commissioner In the streets
Taking Notes OF what He sees.

Inc new I-Olce tOmmissiOner In the streets
Taking Notes OF what He sees.
A police officer stood in Sixth avenue yes
terday. talking to himself in an distracted
manner. He was saying. as though trying to
commit it to memory: Small size. light
build" -
What's the matter2" inquired the reporter.
sallow complexion. one eye droops a lit
tle"--
Whose eyer"
"Tll know him now" and the officer rubbed
his hands contentedly."
Know who now?"
Why. Commissioner Mclean He's all
around town. watching u.s. Hardly any OF the
policemen know him and as we don't want 70
be caught mapping, his description has been
teegraphed from station 10 station"
AT . o'clock every morning the new Com
missioner is out Of bed. He hurries to
the stables 81 the Street Cleaning Depart
horses have been well taken care Of. and that
everything Is in order. Then he has a horse
city. On Saturday. in the Seventh Ward. he
saw man sweeping rubbish from tho sidewalk
into the gutter. An officer was standing near
and SAID To the oerl 'dSm do yon nus stand %SS92s sy
and not arrest that man for violation Of the
corporation ordinances? What is your name 2"
John brown"
The Commissioner pulled down one Of his
shirt cuil- and made note on H.
"1.OOl."
Down went l.00l on the cuff
A short distance further on the Commissioner
met a roundsman. Have you such a police
man as OOl 2" he asked
do not know them by their numbers" was
the reply.
What and you a roundsmanl"
Once more memorandum was made on the
cum.
Tho result Of Commissioner McLean's work
WIS plainly seen in the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday. where the majority Of the pris-
WfHT 81 glf flfr..x vttlf "a
the street. Justice Wandell fined them from
one 10 nve dollars each.
The sun., 1879-04-28
The Signal Once Predictions.
Easerly winds. veering 10 warmer. and nums
JOT1INGS IN AND NNIR THE CITY.

Mniic,Na will begin an engagement IN the Grand
Opera ll'u@e Uis evening. oI"uius IN ''amlle.n
prlrYHw, from forty three German societies voted yes
tcdN tu mold the annual festival IN Haltung's Park in
l"lth street
1tr hrot'rr of DE- witt rlmagc. the Rev G. Tall
maze, h. resigned his pasturate IN Paranus, y. J 10
geo t. Port lsrvis
Tho Hon Samuel cary of Ohio, candidate for Vice.
iv@dri nn r Ictrr touprr ticket OF 1875. will speak
ou ihr Nau"un fnances' IN Cooper Institute. on
Mcdn, SHAY evening
po,tnurt IN examination Of the body of Col Thos u
NtltMl'h Wh" Was lound dying IN ttN Hail Park on
SNNrdi "i' rnoun showed nat his death WAS caused
ly meningitis ANA Fright disease.
The yacht sea Drit arrived nj Stanicton staten
lN"ll on lNIN lr"m southern waters She Was htd
nr denl by the lmui States Marshal an savannah ia,
until Nc Mullord one ct her ownrrs paid the claim
In Nllo', Garden the other evening. a clrcaturist
drew WIN ralld strokes small mtu lym. the
ground. and large mAu with large club Hclurr tic
cMlcatnnst had finished marking the wurls, Not
guilty. the audience testified thclr recognition.
Thomas Bryan, prisoner in the Harlem Police Court
yesterday SAID that barber, after shaving side "
MS lace, refused 20 nutsh the lOb unu paid, and when
Bryan protested drove hun into the street with a club
Bryan then picked uu stone " throw and Waa ~.
raAtd Justice DunY nned him ~
The sun., 1879-04-28

The clubs Of the National Association have
been playing championship matches week with the
result OF leaving the Nationals OF Washington and the
Albany and Springfield teams IN the the close ot
the nrst weeks play This week the League clubs begin
their championship contests out West. where the
" stun and Providence mines also the TroNs 70 ON
Wednesday next The Bu.tuus open at BufAiu ON
lfuAs AT Cincinnati IN thc local arena the promise
mat tt cry VIII lt fairly represented the cooperative
lime 10y the Jersey Citv browns the New YORK Alnska-
AMI the bronklyn Anutc.. Tine two iolmtr PLAYING ni
ne new Held near HE PaNoula avenue ferry while the
lait' VIII plhN uu tic nnu Grounds The new grounds
ht Nihin avenue ana Ninth street south Brooklyn, Will
lN rNAdA hY thr mNlIn ul MnN.
The sun., 1879-04-28

WASHINGTON. April 27.-Speculation contin-
tonight with regard 10 the probabilities Of the action
Of the de facto President upon the Army bill which
laid before him Friday evening The impression IS
widespread that the bll will be returned To Mr. HAYES
from tile War Department tomorrow. with whatever
sussc sun thr secretary OF War may consider consistent
with the public interest to make thereon. aud that II will
hv lufther referred u special Cabinet meeting, to he
held either tomorrow afternoon regularly ON TUESDAY
next Inquiry Tonight from various sources tails TO elicit
any uf1cal utcrHuccs a. the result VI the de ActO
PTcsldvnts consideration OF the bnL
The sun., 1879-04-28

The steamship City OF Rio de Janeiro. which
arrived Yesterday lrom Brazil down aud sunk tho
Norwegian hnrkeuuue Velocity. about twenty miles from
Delaware Brc"kwaicr ON saturday night IN dense
The steamer going slowly and blowing her steam
Miisil'- ai Intervals Of hN ecunds when the velocity
Mas seen uudvr ul sal dircy under tn. bows and the
n Nt instant The Steamer crushed into her side
the tureuFsius Lines irnwu 10 The harkcuiine,
AMI all VI the saved excepting Gabriel knud
sen, the steward, aui A Juuasseu, u boy.
The sun., 1879-04-28

ROME. April 27-Gen. Garhadi has started
ior Ahano. lie has published manifesto dated toduy
and addressed TO the Italian pcoplc cntu.astculT CON
graiulnunr them ON he formation o democratic league
for ir attainment of universal suffrage, The manifesto
tuuclui, us follows lhc LEAGUE has dcciicd work
by racnc mean, Whoever go,crns luN must take note
tuat A. bN impeding the work OF the League he cumpt,
II 10 resort To- other mcan' he Will be held accountable
The sun., 1879-04-28

BENNINGTON. VT. April PA discussion
arose during the business session oi the Troy con.
ference, yesterday, upon the recognition ot Second
Advent ordinations II was m effect resolved not
% recognize ordination IN the Second Advent Church As
tlWNh!cht 10 dthrnu> orders IN tins Cunrrercr but
tWlNMrii i1 iee.hmendhuon Tor ordination as deacon
congregations ever gathered m tins town re,ulu the
cent tuuul sabbath exercises ot 1875 TINS nttrnu IL
Dr. pashie preached, aud twelve elders were ordained
The sun., 1879-04-28
To-day. Programme In the senate.

WASHINGTON. April 27.-In tho Senate to-mor-
row Mr Pcndcton will dclvera speech ON his bill toriye
members OF the Cabinet seats the oor " the senate
ahd Hon,e. with the privilege of participating m debate.
TINS Viii bee Mr. Pcudic0n, hr,t suerch since his return
tn congress T. not expected that any action viii be-
hheh o ihe wd tnmolrow further than u refer 1t TO
souir appropriate committee
90" Legislative EAecuuNe. and judicial Appropriation
ltl VIII he received from the House Rrptr>cnntAr.
during the morning hour aud reorred 20 tht senate Com.
miitc on Appropriations IL Will probably be- reported
back 10 the senate Tuesday afternoon aud Tho debate
upon It may be expected 10 begin the day following
The sun., 1879-04-28

Workmen are engaged. night and day on the
'oney Island pier, sinking the piles and LAYING the deck
The terms of the contract by which the mus,
forfeit sloOo per day after june ~ ulh the work Is
done, nave nrct ssiatVd night work Calcium lights are
used Suhstructurc, luiu feet long WITH amt
uuer decki s4l ue contract calls 'ur Ihr directors
nave named July Tor the uruns steamboats, VIII ran
between New York nnt BROOKLYN and the pier al inter
walls % m
The sun., 1879-04-28
Archnl.hop rureelr. coad,u,or.

CINCINNArG. April 27.-A a meeting Of priests
ami bishops hed here at the Archcpscopa residence on
Tuesday la.t. The nam of Father Snading nf Peoria
bishop thHtari of Niuceuucs and Father Quinn Vicar
General tu the Cardinal Archbishop Mere recommended
to the Pope cOHlutnr TO Archbishop Purcell with
right OF succession at his death
The sun., 1879-04-28
Embracing the Catholic Faith.

BALTIMORE, April 27-The Rev DR.. d. Cans,
late pastor the Third German Reformed Church this
cifN. with ms wife, sons and daughter were this
morning formally admitted ~ the Catholic Church al ST.
I-uauus Al thc same time. D. l. II Gelger aud his vile,
members ot nr GHn-'s late cuugresuuuu we're also
received into the Catholic Church.
The sun., 1879-04-28
Pede.,rlnnl.m Finding In Pux,,,.m.

Sixteen employees of H. X. 4 +. b. Thurber
engaged in walking match in Eagle Han, Hobokea, on
saturday night After the match some person broke
piano KEY private wH'imun tried in make am arrest.
aud general fight ensurd Three at the amateur pede
were arrested aud had to give 500 bail each
The sun., 1879-04-28

New ORLEANS. April 27.-Capt. Boyton ar
rived here this afternoon He is badly tanned by the
sun, and what fatgued from the trip. He was wei
coined by large crowds along the bank from Car.
rolton " the foot VI Canal Aueet
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-12
BULLION TAX.

Notice is hereby given that the tax on pro-
ceeds of mines for the quarter ending March 81
1879, is now due, and payable at my office in
the Courthouse of the County of Humboldt,
and that the laws for its collection will be
strictly enforced.
l.. l.. RICHARD, County Assessor.
Winnemucca, May 2,6 1877. my26-4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-12
LOOK HERE!

Having received large lot of Moulding from
Chicago, am. now prepared to make all kinds
of
ICTURE FRA MES.
Repairing Furniture and Sewing Machines q
speciality.
Lounges and Mattresses of every description
made to order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly ON
hand,
Saws filed by machinery at MY SHOP, on
Bridge Street above Leyy's Store.
GEO. r. WALKER.
winnemuecs, July Is. 1873
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-12
ID. III. HASKELL,
TONNSITEA G.. PR. h.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEAsE.l

PARTIES WISHING TO sLEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town OF Wnnemueca, are
hereby notified that all applications for the same
or on business relating thereto, should be ad-
dressed 10 the unders gned at San Francisco,
at the c. r. II. Il. olce where they will receive
prompt attention.
Those occupying lands belonging to the com
pany, without having bought or leased the same
are also notified to attend t. the matter without
delay and avoid trouble
nol9. D. II HAShELL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-12
LOTS: L0Tsn LOTs!!
SPRING CITY, NEVADA.

lots can nsw be procured in the fiourishing
mining camp OF Spring City, Mount Rose Mining
the sale Of the same, by letter or in person.
HARRY WARREN
Nov. 20. 1878. Spring City, Nevada.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-09-17
veritabIe Monster of the Deep.

A tale OF the sea, told by the captain and
crew of the lost Norwegian bark Columbus
upon their arrival at New York upon the res
cuing steamship Caland ON Tuesday, certain
iy is wor; b the attention of natural scientists.
In brief, the story is that while the Column
bia was in latitude AZ 80 and longitude 43 81,
on the morning of the 4.h instant, she was
struck stunning blow in the bow. The
crew ran forward and saw IN the water the
fins tail and part OF the body OF large
monster, which in moment disappeared,
leaving a trail OF blood. The array of flo
and tail reached from the tore rigging to the
main rigging of the vessei-a large vessel of
462 tons register. A hole large enough for
two or three men to crawl through had been
knocked into the bow and the Columbia
sank. the men barely having tine 10 escape
in the small boats. A whale WAS never
known TO sink vessel. Though this mon
ster may not have been the .'ses serpent
the story tends to show that there is some
unknown inhabitant of tue deep. Perhaps
the story may be pure fiction, but it is not
likely that a dozen intelligent men would
invent and swear to such an extraordinary
cluse of wreck
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-09-17
a CONTEMPORARY OF JEFFERSON.
The Golden Wedding of the Librarian of
the University of Virginia.
.aH.l@.6s5 CO

The Golden Wedding of the Librarian of
the University of Virginia. b.
A special from Charlottesville, Va, to the
New York World, says: The living links
which connect the people of to-day with
men of the tirst century of the Republic are
very few, and therefore there is great inter-
est attached to those rarely-met individuals
who knew the patriots and statesmen who
piloted the United States through the break
ers of the revolution to an assured place
among the nations of the earth. One of
these men is William Wertenbaker, lib, arian
Of the University of Virginia and secretary
to its faculty, who is an octogenarian. At "a
spot replete with memories of yeffer.0n, Mr..
Wertenbaker is the only person row Give
who had the privilege of meeting Mr.. Jeffer-
son, and he hsids bis Office by direct ap-
pointment f.fom Jefferson himself, who al
It's GATE v a acting as rector of the board oil
VI q TO the Univsfslty OF which he was
80 founder
8 Liks all AGED people Mr.. wertenbakel
now seems to live rather among the memo
ries OF the youth of generations past thar
among bis conte mporaries, and the ole
gentleman's face glows with pleasure as ht
fecounts the doings and sayings of long ago
He can tell not only of Jefferson, but o
Madison. Monroe, Cooke. Csbeli, ,Rives. Bar
| bour and host of other worthless. Georg
Long, Key, Emmet. Lomax, the two Tuck
| ers, Courtenay, Harrison and McGsffe.
are among the old professors he knew
! while of the students whom he has known
| many OF whom have held and are now hold
| ing prominent places perhaps there is non,
| about whom Mr.. Wertenbaker is so curious
| ly questioned IS about the i'll fated Edga
Poe. Poe's room, No. Is west range, ha
Fbecome place of pilgrimage for visitors
i And now on Mr.. Wertenbaker's golden
wedding day in September It is said ths
lssli the gold in the town has been bought n
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-09-17
Butter Improvement Company, Buffalo
Does Your Business PAY?

Handsome profits from small and large in
vestments, offrom s25 to SIS 900, in the new
Mutual capitalization system Is a matter of
daily occurrence In Wall street. The success
OF this improved method is attracting uni
vsrsal attention. IL enables any one to oper-
ate successfully, ana secures TO each partici-
pant all the advantages OF unlimited capital on
large or small Investments, while profits are
divided pro rata among shareholders every
month. Over 81, $50 81 was Melted in one cap.
itaiization for each q business men who fur
nished s., 900 respectively. cotton manu-
facturer, of Lowell, Mass, made sS9l-S6 by in
vestfng sl00 In a capitalization last month.
New circular, "Rules for Success" with IN val
liable Information to ali investors mailed free.
All kinds OF bonds and stocks bought and sold
by Adams, Brown & Co, Ban kers and Brokers
20 and q Broad street, New York.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-09-17
NATURES
GREAT REMEDY!
For General Debility and Nerv-
Gus Prostitution.
THE HOLMAN
Liver &StOmach Pad
NATURES

There Is no known remedy that will
promptly and efficiently insure healthy
Stomach and Liver, and so thoroughly fortify
the system against the sudden changes of our
climate, as the wonderful, vitalizing. health
giving HOLMAN LIVER AND STOMACH
PAD.
1t is not a panacea for ALL the Ills of life
but is most potent power for the relief and
cure of many diseases that have and are now
battling The best medical skin OF the land. A
large per cent. of the human family die of dis
eases contracted during the hot season, and IT
is this class of diseases, having their origin in
CONGESTION OF THE LIVER AND,
ic affections, that we claim for the Holman
Pad its greatest efficacy.
LIZ is worn over the Vitals, the Stomach and
Liver, the great scat of most all diseases
IL works by Absorption. Is two-fold in its.
actions-gives and taxes.
LIT absorbs and expels every particle Of bloc
poison, whether bilious, Enalarial, OF me-
dicinal
If gives TO the System Natures true tonic.
and is the greatest vitalizer the world has
ever known.
IT creates and Keeps up contin uous electrical
action; builds up and restores the nervous
system.
1t is certain cure for Fever and Ague. and
all bilious troubles.
III is a sovereign remedy for Rheumatism I'd
Neuralgia.
At is a fact, fncoD testably proved in thousands
upon thousands OF cases, that the Holman
Stomach and Liver Pad viii do all that is
claimed Tor It.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-09-17
Butter-Making in July and August.

Butter making can be carried on in hot
weather as successfully as in June by using
the Gilt Edge Batter Maker. 1t reduces time
of churniDg one half. Increases production
g to 10 per cent. Storekeepers pay 3 to 5
cents pound extra for butter made with 1t.
Sold by druggists, grocers and general store
keepers. Send stamp for Hints to Butter
Makers" Address. Butter Improvement
company, Buffalo, n. Y.
OUAoUAGA DAIRY. SUsoUEHANNA
VALLEY, N. Y May %, 1879
Butter Improvement Company, Buffalo,
N. Y. S asa
GENTLEMEN-Please accept a sample of
butter made from ''bay-fed" cows and with
the use of your Gilt Edge Butter Maker,
without It's use the butter made was almost
as white as lard. while with its use las you
will observe from the sample sent you) the
butter is of q very beautiful, even golden
color leaving nothing to be desired in that
direction. Several of my neiehbor dairy
farmers have tried your powder, and are
loud in its praise. 1t passes in market as
creamery butter" and is worth from to 5
cents per pound more than dairy butter.
HI. G., BRYANT.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-09-17
An Honest Medicine.

OF all medicines advertised to cure any
affection of the throat, chest or lungs, we
know of none We can recommend so highly
as DR.. Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton, coughs, colds, sstbma, bronchitis, hay
fever, hosrseness, tickling in the throat loss
OF voice, etc. This medicine does positively
cure, and that where everything eise has
failed. No medicine can show one half SO
many positive and permanent cures as have
already been effected by this truly wonder
full remedy. For asthma and bronchitis il
is a perfect specific, curing the very worst
cases in the shortest time possible. We say
by all means give ii trial Trial bottles II
cents; regular size 81. Fer sale by ]. c
French, Indianapolis, Ind.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-09-17
Life Insurance Record.

The official returns for the year 1878 show
that the Union Central Life Insurance COM
psny, OF Cincinnati, secured the largest
amount of new business in the State Of
Ohio, which amounted to 500 new policies,
covering 81 ,233. 10000 of insurance. The
iiberality aud strict business principle upon
which this large financial institution is con-
Quoted is undoubtedly the main cause of its
success. Messrs. H. B. Palmer d Co., IS
East Market street. indianapolis, represent
this cOmpany
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-09-17
(44ticura
HUMORS OF THE BLOOD,
SKIN AND SCALP.

Cuticura Resolvent is the most powerful
Blood Purifies and Liver Stimulant ever COM
pounded. In 40 minutes after taking the first
dose it may be detected in the saliva, blood,
sweat, and urine, showing that IL has entered
the blood and been distributed throughout the
entire system. In its passage through the
circulating fluids IL meets with the corrupt
PARTICLES of matter which foster and maintain
disease, with which it chemically unitss, de-
stroying and gradually eliminating them from
the system.
Hence its power to forever expel Scrofulous,
Cancerof.s, and Canker Humors, which I'M
checked I'll the body with foul corruptions,
and rot out The de icate machinery of life.
Cuticura, the great external remedy for all
Humors OF the Scalp and Skin, Ulcers, Sores
and Discharging Wounds, is the most soothing
and heaiing OF outward applications. Ii
speedily destroys fungus and parasitic growths
restores the oil glands and tubes to q healthy
condition, and cures, when assisted by the
Cuticura Soap, Diseases of the Skin and Scalp
which have been the torture OF a lifetime.