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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

talk about vanderbilt's four tracks
from Albany TO Buffalo" said newly
arrived tramp this morning. why. I've
got a. many ~ sixteen thousand between
Syrscuss and Utica. Utica Observer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

To pHssEnvE . good jok.-pus it in
an almanac. or rent Il out by the year
10 eircus clowns and negro minstr-ls.
In this way specimens have been kept
for fifteen or twenty years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

Bsporr had been instructed to bring
In the tomatoes undresssd. Enter
Bridget In almost Georgian Summer
costume: "Hsrs's yer termstusss. and
divil another stitch will take of II l
lose me place
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

NENTIEMEN,-we have sold SASroRDs kApf.
VI CAL CUEH Tor nearly one year. sud can sAy
eandidiy that We never sold . similar prsRarstlon
that gave such universal suliaeuoa. We ua'o
10 learn the nrsf conlplalnt ytt 49,.
We ars not IN tho hsbt OF Recommending pa
ent medicines. but your tt,parsuon ine.n .ne
wants OF thousands, and We think those amltteo
shauli be convinced OF s great merit - that
suffering will be rrllcvrd. We hsvs been In tho
dTus business for the past twelve seonstantlys
AMI .old for afarrh. hat your ads AL
the rect IL you see proper nu Can use tns tsstof
ystr ,ruly voaTs. = 10 BALDWIN co.
Wholesale anil Retail Dealers Ia Drug, b9oks Ano
slAiionsry, Washington. Ind. Feb. .. s'e.
Zach package contains Dr. ssnfcrdS Improves
r-hAllng Tube, and fill dlrrctions Tor use IN AZ
e..es- Price, o. n For SAFE BY all wholesale anq
rrtsil dr sssi. aud d. siers the uuitsd
sts.e. and anaass. WEEKS a fOf1ER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, boston. NAAs-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

"PAxrs for s5i" said q ssody y.looking
man. reading . sign In the window OF a
clothing store he Was passing. 3" so do
!. Insvsr painted so Tor i've dollars in
al my lifs."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

vxxxoxrra has invented bottle that
will turn right aide up. Now let him
invent somsthing that will enable the
man Who carries Il to do the same thing
and he will soon Be rich.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

Tur mos, humilisiius occasion in :
mans lie 10 vhsn he attempts to blum
another Who happens TO hold the four
acss. II 10 just the same In human al
fairs a. ct cards.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

NOTHING does . doctor 30 much good
e 70 prescribe an ocean voyage for q
siek man Who can't raise enough money
70 pay his strsst car fare.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

Bur the girls-sverybody loves the
girls. but they do have dr.adiul mar.
time getting married. some OF them. anu
II does seem that about two boys get
married for every girl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
MEDICAL.
IMPORTANT LETTER
From q Distinguished Physician.

N has,ened ths bre king up of the consiit iion
than CatArfh 1he senss ofsmsll. of taste. oI txnk
OF hearing the huna voice. the mln.i. que ~ noss
The poison 70 distributes hronkhout tno sJos1
stacks every vital force, and bissk W sn. me-, mcss
understood By most physleians. inpot.ntly asssllea
By guacks and ehaIlAisns. those sur.flng ron
n have little hope TO be rellt.cu ot " ,hn .ius
@sHs disease by r,mediss vl.Ain The
reach 81 all passed into hands q, % onse eompsssns
mstkod ssos,sd by DR.. sanford In the preparation
efh,s H,pIc q cvnx has won my hearty spprovai,
r,nedi.s raj. because Il strikes at the root Of the
ciseas- yIr. he ar.itiei horf. while u heals the
liberated membrane 1y direct arplleauon 70 th4
uasal p.ssasg. It-Arti,n u based on certain He'd
rules. and unls-s the vital forces arc too FAR ex.
halsis, ,masi the great majority of easss. eject
s' GEo. BEARD, y. D.
Nonscorr BLocx, So. FnAsixanAn. OCT. !. iEl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
SALOON FOR sAlE--sioo.

mHr OLD coRNER SALOON. ON MAIN
IL strrri- Gold Hill. NEXT IN the Justices
court. IL offered for sale for s7oo cash. Rent
yery moderate. sickness the cause OF sslling.
Apply 90 the premises 70 ,.~o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
TWO IN ON e.

Thus combined vs have two grand medical
Agents IN one each OF which performs us funeti2n
ana unitedly produce more cures than any llhl'
6eat Iotioa wash, or plaster ever before com
pounded IN the history Of medicine. Try one.
fxics. . cssrs.
sold by all Wholesale and Retail pruggists
shout the United states and an siAa, sid ~
WEEks PUrrER. fJoprletors. Boston. Ma.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY cUREpI

All sufferers from ihls disease that are snIious
10 BE- cured should try Dr. kissnefs celebfated
Consumptiye Powders. These Powders are the
only preparation known that will eure Con.
sumption, and all di.eases OF the throat and
Iung.-indeed, - strong 10 our fAith In them.
ant also % convince you that they are no hum-
bug, we will forward 70 every sufferer. by mall.
poet paid. = free Trial Boz.
We don't want your money until you are per.
fectly satlsnei % their curative powers. IL
ynur lie IL worth saving. don't delay In giving
ihe.s Po~arrs trial. ~ they will surely cure
yOu. =,
the United STATES OF Canada. BY mail. on reosips
OF price. Address. c,,
AsiI a. ROnBINs1
go Yultun street, hrooklyn. MI.
fes -H-Iv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

DEposrrs ofcoM OR BULLION received.
Dathcron open account or 10 Issue GER,
the holdsr) In Gold Hin or San Francisco; TO
naks collections, purchase Bullion atthe most
favorable ratss, OF advance coin .horeon when
forwarded 70 the Parent Bank In San francisco;
cells Bills Of Rxehange, and transsets 0snsral
banking Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
ELECTRICITY

Asa srand curative and restorative agent 10 not
eauslsd BY any elemsn or medicine IN tle nist.ty
of ths healing art. Uness th- vital spark has ned
the body restoration by ans feleetreity poe
sbe the last resort OF all physicians and sur-
seon. AMI has rescued Thousands. apparently dead.
houl an untimely grave. when no other human
agency could have succeeded. This II the leading
-.,..st.. M NJ IN mi. Inasfaf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
o U r
Weekly Mining Summary

carefully prepared nom the MOST AurHKr.
no souncis, private and othefvies, on
the day OF publication. employing
an able and efieient corps OF
reporters. IL 10 universally
recognised q ofieial, and the
most cokREcT and HxllASL1 n.
poRr Of the condition OF the mines OF
the OonsrocK or "WAsuol" eection.
We also give the latest mining information
ohtsinabls from other 2arts OF the sounuy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
EaC0LLINS'I
VOLTAIC PLASTER

A. sl E.'Sss.Sss s,:ss ssSsi:s
r,s.,e.; f..%si.s sASs sS;, ..'Ss :, .1,. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

rns yoLIowMo PLAoAxps ARs roa
"Rooms 70 La"
"Yurnishsd Rooms 70 Lst.~
srR oais." Inquire Of -.
"To Let~ Inquire q -.
s9hls hepsrf ~ saia~
..fSs Hsi's "A Ia ss ssis.-
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
LoTrINGs FROM LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 25.-Ihe sky this morn
ing had wiutry aspect. aud atmosphere at a tempe
nature helped keep up the deluson About 10
o'clock the clouds marshalled in grim phalaux the
West and sent down a brisk shower.
Though all the hotels We'll filed yesterday, this
mornings departures have left many aching void
in hotel proprietOrs breasts and many an empty room
in the Though the In that stage where
large departures may be expected Monday mornings
vet the coo weather. and the forbddng OF the sky
doubtless decided many TO leave this morning who
fvorube circumstances might have remained another
week.
The number Of visitors nj the Branch was thus re-
duced by several hundreds this morning. while there
passed through the place from Ocean Grove route
for New-York the large number Of 1896 persons.
TIE Scranton boys" at Camp Hoyt, near the Airing
ton, enjoying themselves after a quiet fashion
Divine service held In camp yesterday morning the
chaplain, the Rev. DR.. Logan officiating.
Their order OF daily exercises Is iollows $50 m
company dnli; IN, guard mount; p. a., battalion
drill; G:3O dress parade. Tomorrow the regiment VIII
be reviewed by Governor Hoyt, MaJor-General Har-
tranft aud staff aud General snOwden. The exercises
are to take place the plaza before the Ocean Hotel
On Wedne sdhy at midday the regiment VIII take the
Plymouth Rock at the Pier and 80 10 NewNOrk return
ing at $50
There viii be a battalion drin on the plaza between
the Pier and the Ocean Hotel, ana m the evening a
grand military ball rendered them DY the Messrs Le-
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
SUMMER LEISURE.
CHILLY AIR AT CoNEY ISLAND.

Yesterday was dull day at Coney Island,
and hotel managers forced to think Of the end Of
the season by the constantly reiterated question,
"When viii YOU close this ycarl' The general reply
was Not before the 1st OF October, anyway" The
beach and surf we're almost deserted during the day.
but the few who did muster courage to enter the latter
found the water much than the air. The only
thing that seemed TO have sufficient attraction TO draw
people FROM the hotels were the races at Brighton
Beach Fair Grounds, which well attended.
The body OF the boy VINO was drowned at the East
End while bathing on Sunday was recovered yester-
day morning, ana identified as Hugo sherpick by
some friends from snecpshead Bay. The verdict Of the
inquos; held by Judge yoorlo5 accidental drown
An employ6 on the Iron pier named Harry Blanchard
was drowned on Sunday uight While at WORK on tue
Tonight there Will be the usual display Of fireworks at
the Hotel Brighton, when the fiery representation OF T.
Loruard's famous winner, Parole, will be repeated
by request.
hotels yesterday morning, aud while many of the rooms
thus rendered. vacant had been engaged ahead, the
rivals during the day we're 80 IRht tat lActe were sl
The arrivals yesterday included the following:
Ha%es aud Wiie, F. \. Morgan, Cieveandj C. brown,
IT,, and wife, Quincy. H.; James NJ. Brown and wife.
r. Guing, Boston; n. f. Hall and wife, Mrs A. H.
Hotchkiii. New,Iiayoni W. II. onderdouk and
wfe G5s% boSb, Nei9 GsrrT }2an B. fGopeHF Hnds aRd
Baltimore; James f. shufelt. Chatham Village; A.
Hamilton and party NOrwalk, Conn; Mrs. Mills and
daughter Washington Mr.. and Mrs Winthrop Sargent.
Fishk, n. Y. +. s. Hammond and wife, Ellenyle; j.
Cowdrey wife, Orange County, " John A. Clark,
Pnade pha j. f. Crawford. Il. a. star, 81, LOUIS c. s..
McCuoh, Englewood, n. j. II. +. Davis aud family,
Washington. aud Miss Darby Smith, Philadelphia.
Hotel BrightOn-E. ii. Lyon and family, Ellzabeth, n.
j.: Louis Depew and wife, Brooklyn; Louis l. GcOrger
and family, william ii. McNlcker, Leonard jerome,
Charles Backus and family, ID. ID. Acker, lr, Edward
KING Samuel W. Peck, NeT-York; James W O'Hara,
Mr. and Mrs Charles p. Lincoln, Philadelphia; David
Hood aud family Mrs II. f. Hanes, Westchescr: j. Is.
Bowman, Kentucky; X. S Gammell, Providence, K L.,
and william Runkle, jersey City
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
SARATOGA GOSSIP.


SARATOGA, Aug. pa delightful breeze
has prevailed all day TAe change from yesterdays heat
l. thoroughly appreciated by everybody, and Of the
pleasanlest days the has been enjoyed The
roads are once in excellent condition TAs alter
noon owing to the cool her people have been
on the avenue their fine eQuipages than any
day since the severe storm Of a week ago. About
o'clock the TallyO coach started from town with deck
full Of young people for drive to the lake The sound
Of the coach-horn adds greatly to the spirit Of the
avenue.
The advance guard Of those who to attend the
venton Society for the Advancement Of Science
arrived at the United Hotel this evening 1t
ssts Of i. W. Putnam, secretary; Theodore r. James,
OF Cambridge. ard George W. Kltredgs of North Ando
ver Mass. Miss Putnam and Miss T. p. James in
the company. The convention meets the 9th Of this
month.
good deal Of interest is manifested I'm the troiug
which expected TO take place the track OF the Sar
atOgu Racing Association next week.
Tie garden party Ht shc Grand Union on MOnd0v even
ing expected be the last Ul these pleasant ctcrtau
ncufs this season II the weather shall Doe favorable
Monday nights In the MOTEL court will be equal To
that OF two weeks ago
Another display OF fireworks was given az Congress
Spring Park this evening, together with programme
ot music by Browns Brigade Band.
The arrivals yesterday have been large as 10
crafty hotel There is 10 indication or break IN
the season. and t IA believed that ush times for the Sa
atuga entertainers VIII continue unusually late this
TIE Convention Ot Socialists ana the Republican Snte
Convention follow close upon each other, the former
closing the day before The latter is held.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
rElfPER1YCE METHoDs DENOUNCED.

At the Lexington Avenue Methodist EpisCO-
pal Church Sunday cvenngthe Rev. II. Wood, agent OF
the National Temperance Society, preached on Gospel
Temperance versus Gush" Under the latter head he
classcd the efforts of Francis Murphy and other tenn
perance cyaHgcsts Of his kind, alleging that they
iniurng the cause Of Christ and OF temperance. lie
said that with very few exceptions, such men were
mercenary in their motives, engaging IN their work for
pecuniary ADVANTAGE, ana impure In their lives. He
denounced their method as pcrnicOus, saying that
they gorod u their shame and that the man who could
detail before refined ana respectable hearers the fOucs
anecdotes from his personal experience was considered
chief among them. Francis Murphy ne sad, was one Of
those y who smooth the landlords Of grog shops
on back and paate their sin, and That he cunse
qucufy laeO OF Ia Ptsburg there are three
hundred saloons than there we're before Murphy
preached there and III BRIDGEPORT not single cOuVrr-
sion had been made. This Is proof SAID The preacher
that the work OF these men is not Of Christ because
there power In the Gospel and 1t viii prevail where
rlghtfgIlv preached. The true method Of saving men
nom drink not by cant ana gusa but by making them
Christians and mpTe>sDg them with the beauty of Christ
as an ideal The sermon was interspersed with anec-
dotps of the nsnceVity and deprayty OF many gospel
temDcTAuCe PREACHERS
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
FRAUDS IN TOBACCO niP0Rr4T1oNs.

Theodore II. Vetterlein and Bernhard T..
Vctterlen composing the firms OF Theo. H. Yetterlen
Sons of New-York and Vettcrlen Co.. of Philade-
phia III the Fall Of 1865 imported from Cuba four car
goes Of tobacco and by Of false invoices and other
dishonest practices derauded the revenue Action
taken against hemand the United States District Court
awarded the Government 905l 25 lr the meantime
the firm went into bankruptcy Guc the Government
proved its debt against the banBIuptS. Denas Barnes
the assignee bankruptcy OF the estate, peuoned The
District Court for remission OF the fOrfcltures aud
penalties, and yesterday Judge CbOate HANDED down
his decision. The document embraces 200 pages OF
foolScap. concludes that the bankrups did not incur
the penalties without wlful negligence or Intention OF
fraud" and SAYS While have felt called upOu to
express my opinions tbis question, question OF
TACT involved the inquiry, II l. edy under the
statute m All proceedings of THIS character question
ultimately be submitted TO and decided by the Secre
tary OF the Treasury" The Court submits all the proofs
aud papers in The case to tue Secretary OI the Treasury
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
OWL NOTES.

A suit for $4,000 damages Is brought in the
City Court BROOKLYN. by Mary Wohlfeot residing Bal
rc-st aud wyckofave Brooklyn, against c. 4. Beck
ert druggist Atlantic and Sheleld-ayes.. East New
York. II alleged that the defendant sold the plain
tif's husband, Matthias Wohlfcst. bottle OF black
drops (Opum and vine garl a remedy. and owing TO
failure 20 put the label poison TIE h1 tie Wohest
took the entire contents June p 40 lose, and ded
about eleven hours thereafter. The cOfuners jury
brought in verde Of death frOm COMA resulting from
an overdose OF hUk drops. The defence alleges suicide
as the cause OF Uie taking Of 80 large dose.
The argument upon the motion requiring
the officers Of the Germauia schuetzen Bund TO show
cause why the Organization should not be disDanded and
"A receiver appointed TO divide the funds among the
members, was heard before Justice Barnard In
the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, yesterday. Colo
mel Bergen appeared tor the plaintiffs, John Pc
ters0n aud General Klaathar, aud claimed
that the affairs OF the Bund In dsordered state
and that ts funds were being used In litigation. He
also stated that Notwithstanding temporary nJunc
on had been obtained 10 prevent the treasurer, Mr
Bauer, from paying out any mOney, he had paid S10O
the alter the injunction was served upon him. The
defence declared 200 adayits could be produced
that harmony prevailed IN the Bund, and some OF them
read IL likewise asserted that Peterson and
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26

'and of the Ocean, Colonel Bolls sald 70 uay a., nc
the team OF sixteen furnished by Pennsyi io 81
Interstate con at CreedmOor this FAIL iouIsen VI
Tho sixteen have been selected from my regiinch''
The second days racing OF the Second Suinhst ett M
ing comes OF at Monmouth Park tOlnOrIO"' OLA i"O''
announced. A.. p,to. ~, tho
House which has been session M EberOh lor
davs past adjourned to-day, and the greater Pait VI ~
members left the Branch this MORNING.
Late hotel arrivals embrace the tOh0Wlngi ~, 10,
Ocean-Jamcs swan and family, Eugene van bei,
schoeu, ". Cannon ana family.George l. Dahoh "i"
family George A. Kissam aud family, New 1OIk c,, .
MansiOn-GcOrge a. VrOOm, James llOdd, jersey Cly
A. n Brady. Albany e.. NJ. Bowles, James hcOCfysIi'
simon Well and family, Thomas Mcknight W. L.
Paluer. New-YoIk. - ~ r,o
Brighton-Fred Mottot f. B. Babcoek. H. W Hane-
man and wife. j. Anderson. f. ID. Angel ana Wne A ~
Cady, s. VI. WarnOck, IL. Rutter, New-Iork. - -,
States-Sg. Sachs Kaliske j. VI. ttman, D. W. fr"s-
man j. L. Phillips Mrs. Robert Hughes. T. 1arnada h
DenzeI, Herbert Anderson, Charles haudhlz, new
York. - 49, -,
Howland-H. ]. Nichols and family, H. W. Putnam
and wife. A. HOpcraf and wife, H. A. Iappan, D. Ia d.
Mott. Ncw-YOrk - - -,,
West End-P. Pearson, U. s. ~; Dr E. .. Dunnlng,
Washington ThOs Wesiie, N. Is. fIeld, A. H. Smth anu
wife, New York.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26

Supreme Court -ChambTs--By Jpd2e Van Brunt.-
Mitander act SounebornThe motion 10 open judgent iS
the Judgment lhe motion 10 set ade he supplementary
proceedings denied Hambet agt Peppard- 1otn Geriei
must be had 10 ascertain prOuts ~ Hens upon surpus
moneys. sweeney CanarBn. Motion order M
arrest denied Ban reduced 10 $1,000 NcwNork say.ngs
BANK agi Iruke. See memorandum New York Lfs nsur
ance ana Trust Company Reysef Notion for Judgment
granted. Gilen ag The Mayor Motion granted vim
costs Goldsten agt UarsThe order 70 enter i an
amendment Of order already entered Sturges agt Minr
TIN that the plaintiff has long tne rlobt
70 rscnd tor fraud she should have acted promptly and
In the matter OF BaumI do not think that ba should be-
taken In this Writ dismissed and prisoner rsmanGed
Omulan ORrien.-M Motion pei purchaser b. COM
pete denied The People rel Boyston agt Cooper etc
Motion denied. memorandum. stembTecher agt Vos.
other-Decree granted John agi Reference or
agt Ochminger-OrdeF settled Dnerrenned aQf Fwers,
Deponai agt MeyoT.-OrdeTs granted. Palmer agt David
Phinnsy ACT BroshsIl Plat act Patt-Norlons orso,'
By Judge Mutual Lite Insurance Company act
kDDpeMoton Rrantei sale TO bs adou ned to September
SuDeriOr COHJ't-SDecidl Iem-Bv Judge SedQwick
Phyfe others Budsa--Order amending summ0ua
Miller agt Levy and Othef-Orl.r f9r fesIgumen granted
Coates etc, agt. Donnel et aSuDuation and order
commission.
Common PIeas-Specal Term-By Judge Beach,
In the OF APPLICATION a. denied without
prejudice 10 a renewal. See nemorandum on Die. KiuI
and another Carey.-M0On denied with costs 10 abde
the event See memorandum file The PEOPLE etc art
KeenahIet a balabie attachment be presented. Dadiz
agt McGrath-Moton denied Calkns AIT. wilkins same
Marine Conrt-Npeciai Tt7m-Bv Judge Goepp-
Way agt. CrnfutL- Motion denied without See
file. Farley and another agt Carter-Or,ef
dscontinuance granted. Iennett agt CreghOnsee IN.
dorsement Meyer agt Dubois, jr.-Order Tant'c.
By Judge SinnOtt-Faircdld agt Torrey-MOuon for
MED with $40 costs Loewer agt Ernest ana another
agt. Attachment grared higncy agi klug-NnOn
granted Roseubatt ag Johnson aud another Thompson
Dayid-OTdeTs granted Ross AIT. Byrnes; sweeney
agt. Harper and another.-MotiOn denied.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
THE COURTS.
A sKILFUL BUT REPENTANT THIEF.

A sKILFUL BUT REPENTANT THIEF.
As Mrs. Harriet Russell, of No. 38 East
Twentyeighth-st., was walking Madson-ave. yes
terday afternoon, carrying her pormonnaie in her hand
a young man suddenly approached her. and snatching
AT the pocketbook darted off. The gentleman who
with Mrs. Fusse gave chase to the fellow, shouting
stop thief" block TWO distant Charles Jones
sprang toward the fugitive but the latter placing his
hand IN pistol pocket said don't you dare to stop
me-" Mr.. Jones, however, jumped upon him. throwing
him down. but he quickly scrambled to his feet and
got away In this he slipped through the hands Of
several persons making the most determined efforts
escape. He was finally Overtaken by Officer Haughey
Of the Twenty-uum Precinct, and taken before Justice
Murray at the jefferson Market Police Court, where
Mrs. Fussell made complaint against HIM, and he
committed for trial In default Of y 900 bail
The prisoner gave his name as James Russell: said he
lived in Brooklyn and the only support OF his mother
ana a little brother hardly able 10 walk.
fused 20 attend cigar stand for Ryan N the Central
PARK" he said, but lost my place through my own
FOLLY. have been doing nothing for time past but
Cod knows tnat would work II had lt 10 do saw
this wkHg along, and caught sight OF her pocket
book but God only knows what prompted me TO steal It.
was sorry moment afterWarG"
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
INVESTIGATING ERIE.
'a,p IrWrTr AGAIN EXAMINED.

MIR. JEW Ell AOAlN EAAMiNLD'
THE LONDON TRANSACTIONS EXPLAINED-1HE DiF-
FFRFScT BETWEEN SPECIAL AND PREFEREN-
TTAL RATEs-wHY THE ROAD USES BORROWED
ROLLING STOCK.
Mr.. Jewett was again before the Hepburn Com
mittee at Saratoga Yesterday. lie gave clear eX-
plantations regarding the transactions vl!h the
English investors. and spoke of the Necessity ot
special rates, which he distinguished from preieren-
tial ones. He also showed why bis COMPANY uses
borrowed rolling stock.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
An ANGRY HusRAND DELAYED.

The wife of Allen n. McClennan, Il propri-
etor Of the Rowery Museum at No. 81 Bowery, three
months ago eOped with Russian pedestrian who had
been walking at the Museum. taking with her $1,000 OF
her husbands money. Mr.. McClennan traced the
pair until they returned 10 New-York Last
night ne saw them enter No II second-st.
d Immediately followed them As he entered the door
he passed Joseph Maxwell the landlord Of The house.
who from McClenDaus cXciled appearance, took him
for bur- and closing the door ard bracng hs back
against It, shouted "POhcel' Officer schenck re-
sponded and while Mr. McClcnnau trcd 20 explain,
the pedestrian walked away thrOagh the back door