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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-18
Mrs. R0binsan'S Feast.

The feast served at Mrs. Richard
Robinson's last evening, for the benefit
of Rev. Mr.. Carver, was truly royal
repast. a great many ladies and gem
tlemen attended and INDUCED in the
luxuries prepared for the occasion.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-18
Discharged.

The tramp arrested for assaulting a
fellow tramp, youth who. had been
providing for the migrate for several
days. was discharged by Justice 0s.
born, the prosecuting witness having
failed to appear in court to testify.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-18
winnemucca and Astoria Railroad.

The Cornelius Oregon Courant' says
the advance surveying party, who are
engaged in examining the passes for a
road from Astoria to, Winnemucca, are
working down Dairy creek, and are ex-
pected at Cornelius in eight or ten days.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-18

All kinds Of fruits in season received
daily by j. Il. Bannister. Goods de-
hvereG free Of charge to customers in
any part OF town by j. +. BANNlsrER.
au5-tf
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FOR SALE.

Dairy Ranch and Mif:S Business z7stasa
all the necessary appurtenances 70 the sarn~ a,
and within three miles OF town. Toe+ fun tns ysr
particulars and intormatioai aquire N pre lse@As
or of =. CHINOWETH, -tfcSay ss.a. -
Wipnemuecay Neg.,> ~ 8 ssssc@> ut
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-18
Practical Matchmaker.

Geo. f. Jackson, practical watch
maker, with j, Il. Sabine. All work
warranted. ap20-tf
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Cattle shipped.

William Shirk shipped from this sta
tion to San Francisco, to-day. eleven
carloads of beef cattle.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-18

A large stock of candies, of the choic.
est varieties, has just been received by
{. Chenoweth, at the News Depot.
Call and sample them.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-18
pnro,iIsc valley BulIion.

The Paradise Valley Mining Compa-
ny shipped yesterday three bars of bull
ion, valued at S. 30,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-18

The Grand Prize Company, of Tus-
carora, shipped west yesterday three
bars of bullion, valued at "a. 76s.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-18

The Eupeka Consolidated Company
has declared dividend of two dollars
per share.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-18
DAILY BULLETIN.

War Department. Signal Coros u s. Army.
SEPTEMBER, Is, 1872 4:52 A. NJ.
Observations taken at the same moment OF
Kline at all stations.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-18

Damiana Bitters at K. Reinhart &
Cos.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-18
LADIES, BAZAR.

MISS E. A. rBoNNFiELD,N Hrs. j. NJ. Brown.
Mrs. {. j.. NJ. BROWN l. co.
WfsHEMUccA, NEVADA,
MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS.
Fancy Goods, Straw and,Felt Goods, Ribbons,
Lace, French Flowers, and all kinds Of Wo
mems and Children's Wear. Latest Styles
Are now receiving their New Stock, which is
the largest cheapest and most fashionable
offered to- the, people of Humboldt
county.
They have secured the services of French Lady
who. irst-elass Milner, aud all work in 4
that line via be done in the latest and most.s
fashionable style.
Agent for Mme Dcmorests Reliable Pattern
and Fashion Books Subscriptions received
for Demorest's Monthly Magazine.
MRS j. NJ. BROWN & co
Winnemucca, Nevada Feb. IL, 1879.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-18

CHEW JACKsoN's. Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. nov20- rs ly,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-18
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

500 r & L zoe $50 Eureka PSI PSI
zoo Belmont 55c lbs ella 40c.
100 Belle 81 81 100 Hussey sc
100 Metallic 100 G. Prize 260 250c
50 Argenta 75c 700 Navajo 40c
$50 Endowment 30c 760 hdep'd g pose
800 Star soc 1850 b Isle 430 445c
1850 Day 40 soc rs Wales 81
80 Mount Diablo6 600 y Belle Isle 40 45c
goo Big Prize SOC 1860 Bodie l4i l4l
$50 Bechtel 1900 800 Tioga 300 295c
$50 Summit 1870 1850. AS Bulwer 81 10t
so Syndicate 81 800 Aurora zoe
400 orient 10 l0c so Goodshaw 40c
100 Bel,idere 30 soc 800 Champion Csc
1915 Hawk 100 95c 375 Booker Ills 110c
so Standard 10c 100 Richer 80 25c
465 MoDo65 7 700 Croesus zoe
275 Con Pacific 81 225 University l5c
575 Jupiter 1G0c 300 5 Bulwer Coo
200 Defiance soc 10 Mammoth 2
80 Boston 1900 $50 NJ White, LIS 1890
SO Caledonia b II p
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FOR SALE.

Horses and mares. Apply to r. w.
Lewis, Wnnemucca, Nevada. tt
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This Mornings BOARD.

495 Ophir 4ol 40} 3l5 Mexican 81 37f
go liz liz b6 215 * b III III
215 California 400 500c $50 Savage l3E IA
205 Con Va 495c 10 Chollar 81
$50 Petosi 81 81 14O II & N 1871 I33
go Jacket l64 l6s 1925 Imperial 145c b5
80 kentuck 43044oc go Alpha 19i 1919
$50 Belcher 81 90 Confidence l0a
3l5 Nevada 46t 46 1875 Utah 49, 20
535 Bullion Ii 80 Exchequer 6R Ct
S Belcher 90 $50 Overman 81 81
120 Justice 390c 40 Union 70l 704
IS Alta 81 1910 l. Bryan As 40c.
50 Julia 420c 1s5 Caledonia 100 1850
go Silver Hill 100 l70c so 0cc lental 210c
200 L Sheridan soc 100 Woodville Soc
500 l. Wash'n 115c $50 Andes lO5 l00c
l25 c Ravine zoe 1850 Wells Fargo l0c
$50 Ward PAS $50 case go Scorpion
400 Trojan 35c go Benton $40 1850
20 Leya9han soc 800 Con Dorado II ls0c
$50 Flowery 0e 250i NJ Bonanza lu5c
$50 Mackay 100 110c 100 ut Wow %
270 Challenge $50 235c so Benton 5000
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-18

SEPTEMBER nth Maximum thermometer, So;
Minimum THERMOMETERS, As.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-15

Jumped away rst but at the half Farley took the lead
and passed under the wire four lengths ahead OF WINE
heat was won easily in canier by Farley in 151 The
third race handicap of liz miles, aud Oneelgbth
field OF ive comprising Bayard Baton Rouge. shylock
Janet Murray aud Ike Bonham. Baton Rouge went
the finish Bonham pressed him hard time, 1;31H
Bayard IN third. two lengths behind Bonham
course for purse of $780, $50 second horse, aud
Vcntilaor Derby, Lizzie D. and Katie p. started LIZ
zie ID. immediatev opened large gnp between her
| aud Katie r. Ventlater was in the
rear until over the second water jump
ycgaor course vennatoT took the lead and p6cd
five lengths anedd Of Lizzie D. she two IN mont OF kllo
r.; time, 527i2 Derby was nowhere Tickets on ven
The balloon at Manhattan Beach collapsed yesterday
while police officers IN II at the height OF
about 400 feet; bat strange TO say, the ere &
and 500 women IN the water at the Manhattan Beach
The hotel show the arrivals Of the following:
! Hotel Brighton-W. +. Klrby, Mrs. c. W. Kirby and
SON. f. G.. Green and wife. T. G. Converse ana WE W
L. Green. L. W. jerome, c. Eytinge J. W. Hurburt D..
W. Condt wife and daughter. +. :. Ferry and wife. Mrs
A. j. Ferry and daughter, W. ii. Drew, wife aud chid
Mrs; BulKey New-York Gen A. DouPeday, U. 5. Al -;
wife, L. y. Henson and daughter. George Henson ana
| wiie, Z Cary Phhadelphia; f. H. Lowell ana VIE;
| Brooklyn; e. d. Smith and wife, Rochester Colonel
! Emmons Clark and family. David ID. Acker and wife,
New Haven; A. ID. Castin, j. Q. David, Fall River e.
| b. Dwight Yonkers; II. d. Woodruff, wife and child,
Lausngburg G j. Leyey,jC Mss d. Levey Br r",s
sprugnod Robert Hoffman and WIFE Hudson N j., j.,
1llliugbert and wife, Miss VI. NJ PUN, Troy " hldui
! Burke and WIFE Danbury O. l.. Sypher, wife and
| CHILD W 4. McGrier HIzetOn 4. ID. Walker g. Q.
| Hnekman, j. +. Hurd Dover \. j. -
Manhattan Beach HOtel-B Lyons Silas j. Hay, OttO
BOersnecs, f. NJ. sOuthwOOd and wife, H. H. Week. j. A.
Meyer wife and daughter, W. StrOnsOerg, ii. 10. Mcr-
| Ram, York; T. +. Uden. ST. Louis NJ olivier,
Omaha J. c. sterrItt and wife, Ithaca; NJ Lily ana
two daughters Boston; Wafer Allison and Wle lne
Misses Leedener, = W. Dewitt, h d. Cay, PhadeIpha
! L. f. Orcway and daughters 9. T. Folsom, Jr., G W.
Sharding BostOn the Misses c. HOuuglng, POtSNlue,
! Penn; William Fisher. Rutherford, n. j.; Mrs H. =.
| Wcstfeid n j.; the Rev ROderick Terry, Peeksk
Mrs James Mcdonald and T. ID. W. Clarkedwife ana
sons, Rochester; s. L. Ramsey, East orange T. L.
| sexton. r. II. Parkes. Cmcagoj f. II. Southwick, the
| Misses Workman, Brooklyn; j. Cunningham Mobile Z.
W. smith and son, Worcester; +. p Nichols, X W. van
dcrvO0rt Newark; william Rust, New. Brunswick; Z.
H. Delrympc, MorrlstOwu c. III. Church aud Wife, IT,
! A. Church and wife, Mmden, Conn; Mrs. W. Z. Bowen
| and dAughter BOrdcntoMn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-15
NEWPORT GOSSIP.

| NEWPORT, II. l., Aug. IA grand lawn
party was given this afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs H. q.
| Marquand OF New-York. Mrs. p. Stevens and Mr..
Maturin Livingston, OF NewYork also gave elaborate
entertainments TO which large number OF prominent
cOttagers were invited.
series OF readings is to be given for the benefit of
the Redwood Library,
The Rev j. c. Kimban OF Hartford and the Rev. Ed
ward Judson, of Orange, N. j., are iii town.
grand bali willtake place at the Ocean House Sat
urday night.
The season never looked more promising than it does
Just now The hotels prospecting, and some OF the
small boarding have been compelled TO turn peO-
DIE away. Even the Ocean House, which accom-
MEDIATE four hundred guests Is about full while the
little Aquidneck that nestes under the hill below Touro
Park, lie having many VISITORS 1t attend to.
The Hon. George Mcclure Mrs Carroll Livingston,
Mrs. NJ c. AgDew, Mrs Thomas Buroh. from New-York,
and j. c. HARRISON from Buffalo, have apartments at
the Ocean House.
One Of Mr. I. A. Havemeyer's daughters attained to
her fifteenth birthday yesterday ana the occasion was
celebrated by inviting a large numoer Of friends on
board Of the steam yacht IDEAL Owned by Mr.. Have
meyer and attached the New-York Yacht Squadron.
The yacht proceeded to Rocky Point, where the day
was passed a most enjoyable manner.
Senator Chandler, OF Michigan. has arrived at the
Ocean House.
H. c. Riley, from Mexico R. J. Sterne, Of Philadcl-
paia and T. COwan of Troy have arrived at the Hotel
Aqudneck.
Notwithstanding the departure Of the New-York
Yacht Squadron. there Is still feet of yachts in this
harbor to-day. The New-YOrk Squadron Is expected
here the latter part Of the week.
Polo Is growing IN popularity here and lawn tennis
is literally patrOnlzed.
chdfens entertainment took place yesterday after
the residence OF Mr. Edward T. Potter, OF New
York
grand reception was given yesterday noon by Mr
Mrs. J. " A Girls void at their cottage IOuTO
Park
A German was given Tuesday night by Mr.. and
Mrs General r. Il. Potter, of New-GOrk, at their
mantle Summer residence near the famous SpOutiug
Rock.
A chdrcn's entertainment took place Tuesday after
at the residence OF Mrs Mary Bruen. Of Boston.
Cottage festivities also INDUCED ia by Mrs. NJ
Lieber and Mrs. John Carey jr.. both OF New-YOrk.
Late hotel arrivals include the following:
Ocean HOuse-R. H. Lamb0ru. Philadelphia j. III.
steKney Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. j. A. Robinson.
Miss t. c. Burr. MIRO. X. r. Thompson. W. T. Thompson,
H. j. Gettings. Miss Gettings, j. G. Thompson, Balt
more; w. b. PItts, q. Livingston, W LOOmis Nils NJ C.
AgneW. NeW-YOrKj john 4 King, WllkesDarre Horace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-15
BASE BALI. NOTES,

Gross, the new catcher of the League Proyi-
dence Club arrived in Troy IN time to take part In the
game Wednesday. He played exceedingly BRILL
ant game behind the bat, putting out five men aud
assisting twice, with only TWO II the first
time he had faced Wards peculiar pitching
Joseph Gerhardt the excellent second-baSeman OF the
League Cincinnati Club, intends giving up base ball
playing at the end Of the present He will make
Cincinnati his future home. In recent at SYRIA
sharp foul tip hit DOrgan the Syracuse catcher.
on the head. and bounded hg that the pitcher
unable catch 1t before 1t reached the ground II is
said that George Wright Is endeayOriug 10 secure
Andy" Leonard who played with him in the Boston
for the past three seasons play thrd-base for the
Providence CLUB. Hayes, Buchanan, West, Noble and
Stevens all from tho Hudson, n. Y, professional club,
have engaged TO play with the Eastern Massachu-
setts Campello CLUB. The Bostons arrived home from
their last TRIP on Wednesday nIgnt.
AT Boston Yesterday. the League ch lmpOnship game
between the champion Boston Club and the syracuse
CuD witness by 1000 persons The visitors out
pa their opponents DOth at the bat and the field
and won the game by Of TO D. The Eastern
Massachusetts championship game between the Two
leading cubs IN the association, the Brockton and Gen
era WORTH, at BrOCkOn, resulted IN favor Of the Brock
ton Club by tile close score OF 3 to l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-15
PROSPERITY AT COMFY IsEAND.

The rain which prevailed heavily in the
city yesterday did reach COney Island, but its ei
fects were apparent upon the arrival OF trains with
small number passengers. II fine weather continues
to-day. this week viii be Of the most prosperous
financially that the island mas had this season. At
West Brighton and the Point especially there was an
air Of duness yesterday. Company Of the 47th Regi
Snent had dinner and parade at Brighton Beach last
evening The fireworks here will be postponed from
night until next Tuesday evening account Of the dis
play OF West Brighton Beach The number Of bathers at
Brighton Beach yesterday was $500.
About 5000 persons witnessed the races yes
terday. The racing began with q run of ia
miles for a purse OF $780, Idler, Tom Scarlet and
Lucky Hit started with the former a favOrite Lucky
HIT got away in front and not headed during the
entire race sharp contest between Scarlet and Idler
resulted IN Toms winning the second places time, 2l5
The next contest selling race, mile heats, for
purse Of 800 S75 second horse, and brought ont
AK starters In the first heat great deal OF delay
caused by the Jockeys. After dozen attempts the
horses got start with Caesar the lead, and lac k p II
H. the 90 winning by length III 14Sl4 Farley second
and Willie ID. tnlrd. On the second heat Carver jr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-15
TIE CHAUrAUQUA GATHERINGS.

CHAUTAUQUA, Aug. l3.-This is one of Chau-
tauqua's great days for the year. Tue opening
ercise was a concert by the Northwestern Band
of Meadyie at the Palace Hotel Park The steamboats,
have all come in loaded with passengers, and there
many thousands Of newcomers on the ground. The
daily devotional conferences growing into prOm
nent feature They are conducted by Mayor Cole. who
Is assisted by DIR. L. ". Munhal. OF Indianapolis, the
Rev. H. H. Wells OF Ohio, and other eminent Christian
workers Several conversions are reported having
occurred At the conference this morning, Ira d. San
Kew the singer and evangelist spoke prayed and sang
He said the prayermeeting the centre OF Chautau
qua These exercises largely attended Professor C.
g. Case OF Cleveland, took charge Of the Chautauqua
Musical College this morning. Tho Rev. DIR. Warren, Of
Philadelphia gave "a most interesting lecture $3.50
m ON '''Ihe Earth Astronomical Body" At IL
o'clock I'm the amphitneatrc. the Rev Joseph Cook lee
turcd TO bout 5000 people. on Alcohol aud the HUI
man Bran" lie was greeted on his appearance the
nlaff0rm with tremendous applause He entered
into the heart his subject by experiment alec
mol and the white OF egg. His support OF the
cause ff Temperance based the fact that scars
ON tbebra do not work out grow out aud that
acars <ay be made by bad habits or may be Inherited
"The No.ks upon which drinking men DASH" lac
said I are God's stern, immutahle laws" Mr. Cooks
pouts were generally received with enthusiastic APP
plausel The Rev. DR.. Hodges morning lecture the
Augusiinian Theology at the Hall OF Philosophy was
listened to by number OF cergymen profes
s,onaI men, students and Others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-15
THE GLEN cove STARCH WoRKS.
A LETTER PROM WRIGHT DURYEA.
me EditOr Of The Tribune.

10 the Edit0r Of The Tribune.
SIR The article i'll your paper of this morn
ing headed " Tue Nuisance at Glen Cove" contains
statements affecting personally. which statements
are not only untrue. but TO to have been
Hcously made TO you IL is certainly false, as stated,
that not occupying my residence at Glen Cove,
owing TO ths caused by the works." many
people well aud all honest OF them viii adj
INIT. DID not say that DIR. James C. Townsend at
present a member OF the Board OF Health. l. however.
did and sim say that that gentleman Few Summers
since called at the compsuys works and informed
me- did official capacity, representing
The Board Of Health, ana, after looking through he
generally and at the surroundings not excepting
creek a low water In the presence o two Respect
able citizens OF the locality, expressed TO me ls salts
faction with the cleanliness prevailing IN and about the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-15
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The Grand Jury yesterday found another
Indictment against the Brazilian fOfgers Bchclagna aud
SanaDri1. The indictment charges them WIN having
attempted To commit forgery IN the third degree.
John II. Collins broke into the Knicker
booker Hotel az Mpttaye and Cne-hundred and
eighth-st., on July 30 and stole some property. He
pleaded guilty yesterday, anu sentenced by Judge
Gllderseeye To stat Prison for two years and bali
Hugh +. Ferguson, of Bay Ridge, Long
Island. while asleep "A stOOp Bayard-,t. the
evening OF July 90 robbed by Bernard Mcdonald
his pock"lboOk containing 1923 The prisoner pleaded
ggy yesterday IN the Court Of General StssiOns aud
was sentenced 20 State Prison tor two years.
In the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Hammer. william j. Hayes, son o. tx-Super-
sep-nOthor Mrs. Mary T.. Hayes for the larceny ~
earrings aud other articles OF value On agreeing 10
enter The United states school ship the prisoner
discharged.
Judge Gildersleeve yesterday denied the
motion a trial made on behalf of Charles + sGCr.
convicted OF having passed wOrfhc ss check on The
cashier OF the Metropolitan Hotel In passing sentence,
Judge Gderseeye said that the most suitable DISPOSE
to M ke OF the prisoner was to send HIN 10 tho
state RclOrmatOTy at Elmira
Officer Wall, of the Twentieth Precinct, at
an early hour yesterday morning arrested Joseph
Slater auOt member OF the Cf four no Mon
day night attacked aud robbed Thomas Farrell and
Robert Buchanan front of their residence. No. 2I3
West TWenty-seventhst Slater committed By JUS
tice Morgan in default OF $1,000 10 await MS trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-15
CURIOUS OLD D4GUE9RorYPEs.

Professor c. f. Chandler, of Columbia Col
lege recently into possession OF an interesting
set Of dauerrotypes. There are 1--we OF them, which
we're from Boston to the Worlds Fair at London In
1851 where they took the first prize They portraits
OF Daniel Webster, Joshua GiddingS, william Lloyd Gar
rlson Charles sumner end Wendell Phipps, of the
known as imperial" In color aud richness they sur
pass the finest photographs, aud DO not have
faded during all THESE yeafs Webster Ii taken vel
velcolared cloth coat, with double row OF brass but
tons and his picture aud that of Giddings represent
old men but Sumner. Garrison and Philips repre-
ssned prime OF life, ia marked contrast To the
later pictures OF these men with which the bubble is
familiar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-15
DEClsIONs-AUG. II

Supreme Court hdmbcrs-By Judge Potter
Marks AIT. AUpieOnDricr granted and Ambrose T. Mcneil
esq appointed referee. HOaIo agt Mller-Ofdeet that 10
referred George r. Martins 10 take tue proof and
damages by Of Injunction Baker New
York National Exchange Bank Ia the matter 81 stevenson
-MOrrn with $40 costs OF motion, etc James act.
that the motion order Of 9TH # Nay
be Withdrawn upon payment Of SO costs FugraH
BlldWluOtder reference OF the issues granted to William
O. HOibTODk, esq
SDcciGt Ic!BY Judge DDnOhue-Maycr and another AIT
Mayer ana OtleTs-Fndings signed.
superior C0urt-SDecidi I0Bt-By Judge Speir.-
Egber Camp and OtherSOrder Of disconnuance and
cancen liz Levy and others ag Loen and others
Order extending time 20 answer Harrison aud others ag
Newman cthers.-Order extending time 10 case
etc.
Common Pleqs-Special TTW-By Judge Beach,
Dic<man art Davs-MOfiOn 70 amend summons end COM
plant auteL schOpper agi DecgerAoiion denied with
- memorandum. In the mdteroi lylsnn, etc
Deere, signed In the matter Of BeTge "a Befee Occult 10
In the matter Of CTamer: La the
matter Oi COBklin.-AUplcauOns granted
Marine COart-Npecidi Ierm-By Judge Sheridan.
Pike agt. Myer-Orer granted on payment Of so costs
WhitmOre Neutrality-suspicious. granted hOld defendant
bail in the OF 800 In The matter Of the apple on of
Gatterts-AppcatiOn and order granted May Az Dean
order granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-15

works, and said that in his opinion Dohng connotu
with the business then being carried on by the company
was detrimental 10 public health. OLher statemehts
which yolr paper refers vii be met at proper nme
trust that yOu have permitted the cO"auy, anu ~
me unknown, author Of the statements teIeiiSu W "
nae vonr cnluu ns to promul gate them you viii do me
the favor 20 publish this as my reply. W. DUhlEA '
Neio- York Aug. IA. 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-15
CALENDAKs rHls Day.

SUPREME COUKr-CH CHAMBERLAIN Brunt J.--COnrt ODcns
1890 a. N. Calendar called at III m Nos 81. 49,.
o. ~ So l7J 1914 DOB 2lO. 224 2l6, 227, 2Zs. 22J.
SlPRRIoR CoURT-SPECIAL tEgM-SDeir. J.-Court opens
l. m.-NO day calendar.
COMMON PiEAs-SPECLAL TENN Beach, J.-COurt opens
! a. m.-NO day calendar.
GENERAL SEsslONs-PART I-derseeye,J The People AIT
John A. Foley. william Curry, William Druan Mic al
Eagan David r. Keeie, robbery; James BE ei0nous
assault and battery; Patrick Kelly James Wade. James
Hagan. Burke burglary John smith. grand arce ;
Charles Brown James KehOe LARGELY from The Pat
assault and battery; David DOane fonicus as
sault plttery; EIlzabeth O'Iiren grand larceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-15
REUNION AT OCEAN GROVE.

PENNINGTON, n. j., Aug. 14.-The annual
reunion II students and friends of the Pennington Semi
nary will take place at Ocean Grove on Monday the
18th In the afternoon addresses will be gwen by Dr.
Stockton. OF Newark. n. j. ana Professor j. A. LIppi-
colt of Dickinson College In the evening the Alumni
upper will served at tue Arlington ana t0asts re-
sponded 10 by Alumni and distinguished visitors in.
NeW-JeFsey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-15
LIFE OUT OF TOWN.
Gossip ARoIT THE RESORTS.

THE PLEASURES OF MISREPRESENTATION STIRRED
pY A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FROM VARIOUS
PLACES.
A correspondent writing from Newport de-
scribes features about the life there when
ore not understood by everybody, ana he
draws a picture of the recent hunt by the
Oueens County Club. The first scandal OF
the season at Saratoga has been caused by a
sontherner striking Mr. HathOrn with whip.
Some hostility TO Jews has been manifested
at Long Branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-15
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Aug. II, 1879.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesrOom to-day:
BIZ Sc1r E lnerS
ret Richter $1,000
BU Peter +. NeueT.
l 2-st0ry frame house with lots ON New-st cor
of FOrres-aye Morrisania. each lot 2J1lf 52i VIM "a
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Bu Jd5 /. Weus
l 2-story frame house with plot Of land on Kings,
iaad 1888 o. Z; Henrietta Yates 1900