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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-14

A ooop LADY who. on the death OF
her fst husband. married his brother,
has q portrait OF the former hanging In
her dining-room. One day o visitor.
remarkiug about the painting. asked :
els that q member Of your family ?"
30. that's my poor brother.in.law. !"
was the ingenious reply.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-14

The Idaho Avalanche Of . recent date
says: A lady in Richmond. Virginia,
aged IS. recently gave birth to . bouno-
ing boy. We mention the fact In aspirit
OF oondolsnce to some Of our married
lady friends in this vicinity. "Givsth the
old men Q chance"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-14
AUGUST IFoHnkRD.

INFORMATION Is WANTED AZ TO TIE
whereabouts Of AUGUST LE0NHARD Of
New York City, Who arrived In this country
about tsn years ago. and vs last heard Of q
Gold Hil. Nevada Any pss,on POSSESSING In
alive. u rsspectfully rs0usstsd % oonmunicsts
with louis BRxSNRNAN. Station 3, Gan
Irsncisco, o.. NALL Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-14

The walking mania Is suggestive to
the carieature artists. One OF the late
New York pictoriais has a representa-
ton Of Henry Ward Beecher on his
l.3i7th lap" lie is being held in a
loving manner by n Of the female
members OF his congregation. his head
resting upon her voluptuous bosom and
his arm sncircling her neck.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-14

The New York Tribune has this para
graph: "a fortnight will 30 sufficient
time for California to cool Cd in. and
the chances are that . new anti Chinese
bill will make its appearance early in
the new session" That's whore you
are dead OF. you Eastern scribblsr. II
has taken more than two weeks to arouse
the West, but nov that We see clearly
our impending danger. our clamor for
relief will not cease until our demands
are respected. "Ths Chinese must 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-14

EuRrxA. Nevada. has been deserted
by its gas company. but the local pspsn
Of that place will continue to furnish
the same quantity and quality - hereto
fore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-14

ANEW Yoxx dispatch sossips in this
way: It 10 currently reported that the
Bullion Club proposes building a
splendid edifes; also that William b.
Lent offers to Be q Of 500 to give
$1,000 towards . structure to cost 81
00o. 900. and other California operators,
whose interests are largely represented
here. will follow his example.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-14

"wnAT would you do u q girl kissed
you ?" said one ten.year.old urchin 10
another. as they discussed the latest
society news. "what would i do : I'd
kiss her back. What would you do 2"
"Kiss her mouth" was the portentous
reply.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-14

81 AN inclined to believe" said n fop
TO Q lady who had refused to sing. ..you
are fshing for compliments" "0hi
no." replied abe. ~ never Dab In 90
shallov a strssm2"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-14

TIE Sacramento Savings Bank has
commenced war upon CALIFORNIA; pro-
posed new constitution. The following
circular has been issued to borrowers;
''Dsar Sir; I herewith beg leave to in.
form you that your note OF tt due
on the - day Of and
10 the new constitution shall bs adopted,
the increase in taxation therein pro-
vidsd will compel the board TO material
ly increase its rate Of interest on your
loan, or call IL in"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-14
BRO. pEnmAn's NEW LOVE DEAL.

The Bissssd Old sains Finds His
Regular Married Liz Moueto-
nSus--He Cenciades 20 swisen
sH On . side Trsek--Exsstie bs-
saIt-Drswnsd IA . fiosd OF
Loying Emotion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-14

GRANDFATHER -"You are stupid,
Charlie; the dullest boy I ever saw"
Charlie-"You mustn't expect me TO
understand things as quick as you do.
grandfather. because you don't have the
trouble TO get 'em through your hair"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-14
BANK Of CALIFORNIA.
AoEkoYj
GOLD HILL NEVADA.
". Il. BLAUvRLT ........-..........AGRNT

nEPosrrs ofcoIN OR BULLION roc.ived.
~ either on open account or 10 Issue CIR.
TlFlCATRS therefor, payable (at the option OF
the holder) In aold I'LL or San Francisco; to
make collections, purchase Bullion 1t the most
favorable rates, OF advance coin thereon when
sells Bills OF Exchange, and transacts General
Banking Business,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-14

DtrectOFst
J. O Hampton, W. II. Patton.
ID. u. Lyman, Y. y. kldridg-,
J.B. hsllon, W.. b. Bender,
interest paid on Ordinary and Term Deposits.
Deposits received In sunni Of 81 and upward.
Losns made on approved real estate. bonds,
stocks, etc. Stocks, carroncy and silver bought
aitr z. 4. ELpRIpaR. secrs,,rr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-14

II Noah wa a consistent jew, what
induced him 10 take Ham into the Ark 2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-14

Who can fathom woman's mischief
The girls concluded to put up a job on
the lovesick old elder. and this was their
plan: One Of the boys In the hotel
should dress in woman's clothes. and
when Penman called. his +" girl was to
be introduced as . good Mormon. and
one who believed in polyeamy. After
they had their fun out. they then In
tended TO dump him In the swill tub and
thus cool his passion or drown him In
slops.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-14

JULIAN TOWELS AND sHARP RAzoRa
" Quiok. Smooth, Nsai, iinLolsss Work.
Hair Cutting and Dressing done In the mosi
Artistic, suitable and satisfactory styis.
Thso Old Pionssr Saloon q the piacs, and don't
you forRst 70. suiS N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-14

Brother Penman. q prominent Latter
Day Saint residing al Sessions. Utah. Is
fifty years old. but . gay old Saint yet.
He got tired Of his good wife with whom
he has dwslt 80 amicsbly for years. and
concluded he ought to stand in with his
religion and get q young wifs-s concu-
bine, as II were. But we must let the
Salt Lake Tribune tell the story, con-
dspsino n .omsvhat:
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06
DANGER THREATENED From CHIEFMoSES.

SAN FRANCISCO, March "a Portland, Ore
gOn dispatch, \ few d4vs ago, Father Wilbur
perntencent OF the Yak Indian Reservation received
orders have Chief Moses IN readiness to 20 with
other prominent chiefs from the Umatlla Reservation
70 Washington. Moses looked upon the matter with
considerable suspicion, thinking II device to get him
70 Indian Territory To remove THE suspicion Father
Wilbur gave him afuTOugh Of thirty days TO visit his
people Moses left the reservation Thursday He had
been absent about three hours when crowd OF citizens
arrived from Yakima city and the Fort simcoe Agency
headquarters headed 10y all officer with warrant for
the arrest OF The Grand Jury Ot that county
had found Indictment aRaID-t him Is accessory 10
tue Perkins murders. Moses has gone direct TO hIs
camp beyond Prests Rapids. He is doubtless aware OF
the intent people and will prepare himself
co-dingy. Any inudlcOus and pr,clpItate action Is
likely 10 involve the country IN relentless and bloody
war. The studtOu Is one OF great PERI, ana war with
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-Paymastcr Henry
G. Coy ss been ordered to TIE Tuzcaros at Acapulco
Mexico, and Paymaster Frank Clare is detached from
that vessel and ordered home Passed Engineer
Albert G. Engard has been ordered TO temporary duty
Oh board tie Alert AT Mare Island, California. and
upou the arrival Of that vessel the Asatc station
Will report for duty there Chief Engineer JOHN ".
Moore has been detached from the Washington Navy
Yard and ordered 10 duty member OF the Board OF
Inspection. aud Chief Engineer VIM b. Brooks IL re-
neVed from duty that board aud ordered to take
Shei Engineer MOOre's place III the Washington Navy
iafd- Commodore Shueldt reports from Sierra Leone
sAaer date OF January 81 tnat had received Of
sea visit from the British Com isslOners the L
Sh boundary question They had not yet received thelr
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06
MURDEROUS ASSAULT
WILLIAM J. HADLEY, THE ALBANY CRIMINAL LAW
YER, STABBED BY CLIENT.

WILLIAM J. HADLEY, THE ALBANY CRIMINAL LAW
YER, STABBED BY \ CLIENT.
ALBANY, March 4.-Betwecn - and l
o'clock TODAY John {. Hughes, one-armed man, En-
tered tie Office OF William J. HIdley, the criminal
lawyer. An exciting discussion arose relative
10 a pending action, when Hughes attacked
Mr.. Hadley with knife, iufictinc ono wound
Oh tho hight side the knife striking rib and eancnc
Bud another on the arm. DR.. swinburne aud other
physicians called, who pronounce the wounds not
Necessarily fatal Hughes proceeded TO ponce mead
quarters aud surrendered himself
According 20 q statement made by W j. Hadley. the
assault was premedItated Hughes went 20 Hadley's
Office 10 inquire about a Hadey had In charge for
hm. insulting IN his language that Hddley
ordered him OF tn Office Finally Hadley laid hls
hand Hughes's shOnldeT and told him II he dld not
90 out he would have HIM removed. Then
Hughes drew a dirk aud plunged IL into tue side OF Had
ley, who fell back settee. Hughes advanced upon
him and struck at him again. but Hadley raised HE arm
aud received the blow upon It, At his juncturc Had
oys sOu attracted from another room. and seized
Upon Hughes, who attempted to stab hin.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06
TERMS OF TIE SIX DAYS, WALK.

TIE FOUR PEDESTRIANS SIGN ARTICLES TOR THE
ASHLEY BELT CONrEsT-AGREEMENT on TIE DE-
CIsION OF GATR-MONEY.
G.. w. Atkinson of The London Sporting Life,
accompanied by Rowel the EnSlIs Ish pedest PAID
visit 10 the office of Tie TrE Field Farm Yesterday
morning and mot there Hartman and Ennis. II was
expected that OLeary would also be present, anu that
the articles Tor the coming International contest at Gil
more's Garden, for the Ashley belt would be signed
OLearys friends, however had not been Informed Of
the meeting until after the champion had started out
his morning tramp, mis- presence could not be Sc
cured. At pm. all the persons interested were present
az the st. James Hotel and discussed the proposed a
ces The chief point IN regard 10 the division Of
the gatemOney, but solution was reached without any
difficulty, and the arrangement was included IN the ar
cles There rs choice TO the houses the track
which the contestants are TO occupy aud a
suggestion that the Englshman he given rst choice
a matter Of courtesy, met with opposition the
part of Ennis He said that while he had the best Of
feeling for Rowe he did wish that lie should have
anything more than far play. The houses should be
drawn FOR "A" Smith, O'Leary's bacser opposed this
course and remarked that when he England with
OLeary they received no favors. Mr.. Atkinson SAID
that Rowen only asked FOR the same treatment the
other contestants and was willing TO draw for houses.
At sugeestion of Ennis the clause providing that
representatives ftOm the sporting papers should act as
each six athletic clubs who have charge or
scoring Then the articles were read and all ex-
pressed themselves satisfied.
The articles which bear an Eucsh slXpeuny
law-stamp and are drawn on parchment, after
reciting that OLeary Won the belt IN England
and that he has been challenged by Ennis,
Hartman and ROveu continue, 1.-The parties
agree to compete for the said champOnshp belt won by
the party Of the part London, In March last and
Tue sum OF 800" which has been deposited IN the
hands OF tue editor OF The Sporting Ltfc The match
Will begin III. Monday next and will terminate
on the following Saturday at IL y. and the COW
ering distance by either walking OF run
nine. VIII be declared tnc winner; Al questions NOT
prOyided by the conditions OF the be
referred the of the belt whose decsOn shall
final The gate receipts arc 10 be divided as follows
IL only one man completes 40 miles more the whole
OF gate receipts less expenses, are 10 be handed
over o. If Of the competitors complete iOO
miles or more the winner shall receive threequareTz
and the second mEu Onequarter; II three men 20 400
miles more The winner shall receive One-b the sec
Ond man 80 per cent, and the third man 20 cent II
me four 45O miles or more, the winner snail
receive oue-haf second 2j per cent TIE third
Is per cent, aud the fourth 10 per cent
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06
rALENnARs THls DAY.

surRfwR CoUET-c CHAMBERS Lawrence, J.-Nos g. . %,
A. - IA 80 Ij7l7I 49, 205 2C., 2l6 rs; 2lS -59
~ 30 8I q. 80 - s. 81 5s 90. CO. g. 62, 63
e4 60 t6 67 Gs 60 20 a. r. 5 "a TO- 10. ~ 7s 49, 80
GI2lR.l TEND DAVIS. P J and Brady and ingalls, IL
10 H. ia 1875 lg4. 1875 l42 $50 164, l72 -. 2QG.
o. IA ana 1IS Fa AZ Nos sg a0y SOC 9ii gis e50 7S2
$50 g g43 24d 50 634 SO 7s5 s4' 7s5 4O1 7et 1885,
CIsCpIr-rAFl Daniels, Nos 1876, 2s2l ls6lk,
2s7+ 561s 405j 2SJ2 1886, 400 5S54 10Y 80 *
9a' LA s22 s2 gas 2s?S 3 fiS 5s tj1 t51
5ji4. ..2;. 5-y7, 1896 33iO 46lt 1906 ll05 ~ ,oo.
s 2,g- 500 $55. $500 @495. l445 5lse, 3l93; +G49
l.j eg7 1905 1907 1926 1929 3ioj. $780, 1922, $780,
ygt JJNos J.. a. l., 10, 25 25 20 u 81. 49, 81. So
srEtl.L IER,- Freedman J - Case on. No 2a-Nev Eng,
iaaa Ifoa company ag the Gilbert Elevated Railroad Com
sgeig s! JNos 7 cgS 55I Ia 422 2oo 52s 62'
P,RT H0AdoGrned for the term.
too5 IEsN@c ! P I, pay Z ;s and q van a
srEci.L lEgs-IarIe eaore. J.GNo day calendar
TSl, Tern T"J + ~ baT Sos. 2o3o 2o22 500
i?Il GSa e67 $50 9s4 44l g75 g76 07s 979 1909
PART III-AGiourned Tor the term.
M,RNR CousT- TRIAL TERs-rAeTr r I-Aiker G J-&Tos &
%> 800 5000 ls- %, 47l3. $780, 4s9j' 547C 3l7I
Pan shea j-Hos 6iol 55i2 59G7 5455 5lll soes
BIOL 54jB $3.50 5537, 555G 5jJ7 55j- 559 55GO 5!t3
PAN III-sheridan. J.-NOs 5O23 6s66, So63 $50,
5o> jOOs 5224 1883 65s4 j296 1905. lOZo 511O $685.
GFyFau sgssioxs-PARr I-Gilderleeve. John Rey-
nos Thomas Lane ieonOus assault and battery Robert
H.lmsby. James Mccain. burglary Lotte Nelson
pet larceny Wul1m Wright grand larceny Mary MUM,
assault battery: Helen CoUuey. dsordery house
CLai,, l. ADrahams fz.se preIences' Mary hcDonoush
Par II-Cow1ur william Solomon, John Manning.
John Br~a jacob Meyers grand larceny August Weber
leut larceny NAV, foOnIOus assault ana battery
" IL sEI.II
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06
srNTENCEs IN QUEENS COUNTY.

In the Queens County Court of Sessions,
hold n the Court House. Long Island CITY. YESTERDAY
Iudce Armstrong presiding, Disrict-Attorney Downing
,,sd that the indictments found against Clement
>ho,s one Of the Justices Of the Peace OF Hampstead
M dtsmissed 60 which the Court assented Tie iudlct
,epts were for malfeasance in Office and since their
ending Mathews has resigned ms Office Francis Norris
indicted for AIRY the third degree was convicted
and sentenced the State Prison al hard labor for I'VE
,ars Samuel Johnson cOored for an assault with IN
,ent 10 kill and assault with intent TO do bodily harm
mon Edward siney, Of Jamaica. pleaded guil'y, ana
was sentenced to the State Prison for tue term OF i've
veIrs There being some doubt as to JOhnsonS SANITY
iC viii be examined by the State Commissioner OF
Turacv bv instruction Of tae Court. Christian Gu0ck
IIeaded guilty stealing horse, the property Oi VII"
IAN Willis. OF MauhAssett, and was sentenced 10 tue
state Prison AZ hard labor FOR five years Gulock ma.
ony been out of the state Prison month where he had
been serving nVe-SeaTs sentence ior ntedlhE Hoiac
from Mr.. Willis John Manning car-dIiVer ~ tue en-,
NOV Of Patrick G. easou. OF Long Island Cty pleaded
ity To an indictment for cruelty 10 animals GuocHn
down the horse which lie driving Win CluDl ana
Va nuCd so.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06
DFCISIONS-MARCH 8.

Supreme Court Cb0mJes-By Judge Lawrence
AZ Jcngins-i think the planta should have leave T.
amend as c!mP % ami ON yI yGel' S1 '11 ho mo-
on granted upon payment the before n"uce Of
% c -a1Ss ante % Tesiol All Trcb Notion denied with
% costs 10 the pIant.n Bank ior savings Webstcr
l the Board Of Police Comm onerlHe suu varied
IL o. hands respondents which is properly applicable
Y-6r ordered acc0riiucI- The time for respordcuts
f. ofv hin writ by paving balance due Iator Lcrcby
aas as y T oansrr. G S at The Court Hoase t t tine Marno1
5g ssriaczI prefer in I'M case To hesr counsel a. to ne
L. Tie parties claiming slca 4 l a| m Iayl @ y G
3s r 20 I9 ,6 ~ C6e,S 10 .cersn tie amour, o. the n
p O. C6e;vooi to ascertain OF the lien Of the
former sttoryey Meyer agt granted 4ue5
cnct as Eno- CrorsI'y asl Gonna Ee'ir ~, -1
Irving Motion granted. FcUtT agt Feibvr Ens and aE
I.s-Nr o 49, - &c 49,. - Grrsc1 Cafey act BuclaH
IiI AZ, nm Robinson at. Games Buchanan agL In
BJ Judge Donohue Noone ast BlOomer; BostvicE as
Thomas 1G1auted. Heuken at Heuken Motion granted
ssuuiers sgt Irwin.seo memorandum HeyWsrd -gt Hey
ward-OIdef signed savage aga sayage ldghutE uo sum
cury Insurance COmpanyI DO not sec no" ea uaAe any
sl- stp4S.S NJ, S tbon cost. go mem ra1iTi -
lev art Kronberg.MOuou denied on plaintiff executing
Soe.laI 10y Judge Brunt-wise as- HerzOg
etsl--Order granted Flynn sgt Buys-OFder as settled
fy Juige Harrington art GoeTp Ct al order
sustaining demurrer ETC. granted watts etc. agt duncan
y Inqee Vaa VoIst-Iohnson sgt. Harland aud others
IeI64S ssoSrme m and judgment Tor divorce ID Of
Common Piegs-Spccdi TerHi-Bv Judge LArTemore
In II the assignment OF israel Crary aud others
hgL and Others Mott ag The Consumers Ice Com
pany the matter of the assignment OF storm warden
agt and others Harmanu agt tue NeG,f Eievs
RAILROAD Company others Thompson Van
Nordhauseu Bartlett Barnett agL McCoo Dickerson
Telegraph Company; In the matter
OF he application Of Ayges, etc. GhOoy agt Hart and
anOiher-App publications. granted Crane sgt Crane eLReter
euc ordered matter OF the application OF Psrchd
and another-MOtion granted Arnold agt Coleman. Motion
ufe unless appeal be perfected within DAYS costs OF
notion abie the in the matter OF The application
J.sckIe-MOtOu granted Sherwood agt. MattueWs-BOud
az zee approved CtIrthy agt GrunneNOuon denied
wit prejudice and without costs In the matter ~ kAtz
Report referee confirmed and decree granted dsChargng
assignee scAm!z agL JonrsDcflut opened on payment OF
cost, o motion costs of disbursements Mott aRt
the Consumers Ice COmpauyIbe OrieI entered Is in con
Z. .-ulty " drcs
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06
Qtcan 6tfamers

limited STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
- STEAMSHIP LINE for -. Thomas. p ra, Pernam
buco, Bahia aud Rio JaueO connecting at - Thomas with
steamers for Porto Rico Jamaica and spanish Man.-Ihe
new irslclass iron steamship CITY OF PARA captain
carpenter, will sail for the above ports on ATt kpAN Ap
3 at No freight received for this steamer after the 30
Freight received all times Roberts stores BROOKLYN.
but only on permit from New York Office.
Shippers desiring Insurance effect under our oDen
policy AZ lowest rates Through tickets Issued to al points
reached by the Royal Mail steam Packet COmpaDys Inter
colonial SeancT and t. MOnteydoO and Bueuos Ayres
Freight must be uaid In advance For freight engage
ments passage haying elegant accommOda apply 70
G. II. MALLORY co, Agents.
Office Pier 20 =. r., near Fulton Ferry.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE. steamers Of Line ta2e the Sne Route
rcomended by Lieut. Mauy, T. y " on both the out"Arl
sud bOmov ard vOvages
BHIIANNlU. Cant. PerrY. Saturday. MsrCh y D. NJ
REPUBLIC, tapt Irving THURSDAY arch 10. a. IN
GERMAN GC. Cant Kennedy uTilsy NJ arch - 2 N
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK flEk 81 NORTH
RIVER
These uniform and unsurpassed sp
po.utments The saloon StaterOOms. smoking and BAth
placed amshlps where the snd mOtiOa are
least felt norng degree OF comfort hitherto un2tanaoo
at
RATEs-s Saloon $50 ssO and sIo0 stesrsge s2a Return
These steamers carry neither cattle sheep nor pigs
For inspection Of plans other Information apply ~ the
COmpaDys Oces No 81 Broadway. New-fork or 40 va
hutst. Philadelphia Il J. COkIlS. AGENT
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06
THE COURTS.
s,-,r AGAINST LIQUOR SELLER.

The trial of the suit of Hannah L. Scully
against Daniel Buckley was begun yesterday IN the Su
-. Court Circuit, before Judge Daniels. The case
q. ,ar 70 be pioneer one under the Civil Damage
80 buckley keeps a liquor shop at No 4o4 East Elev
.othst The wife charges that after she had warned
YcsIey nor 10 sell liquor TO her husband he continued
90 40 so and her loss from her husbands drunkenness
estiunates So 800 The defence is that after heT
~srning the defendant forbade his Darkeepcf 10 seh
r1nOr ~ the plaintiffs husband. ,,.
bnrnc the trial Judge Daniels gave as sharp rebuke
- ~ Kindness ever permits linn 10 do to tue active
,I for the defendant for his frequent and haras.-
c. jrtcr1lptlons 10 the examination OF the Plaintiff
The case will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06
CIVIL NOTES.

Louis Karmcl, accused of being a receiver
o. stolen goods failed q appear YESTERDAY IN the Court
Z. General Sessions, and his bail was 'riclted
Mrs. Ann Ellery brought suit IN the SUI
rremc Court Brooklyn AGAINST chard J. Clark TO re-
cover $40 600 damages for injuries received January
10 1873. by falling into defective coal-hOe at NO
90 Futon-st tins CITY, The jury yesterday save her
a verdict $1,000
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06
LOUISIANA REPUBLICAy ADDEEs,

NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-It is stated
that the Republican Special Campaign Committee
will issuo an address to the RepuD-
lean voters OF Louisiana tomorrow in the
Republican organ, The Nec orleans ObScTrer, which
they Will take strong grounds favor ~ the selection
OF Republican delegates 10 the constitutional Con-
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06
COLLISION OF ERElGHT TRAINs.

PHILADELPHIA, March A collision be-
tween two freight trains occurred the Pennsylvania
Railroad at Frankford Junction at early hour this
morning, John PaIson, engineer and Charles Cole,
fireman. sustained injuries but likely 20 recover.
several other tram hands were slightly injured Both
locomotives were badly damaged
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06
RECORDED LEAsEs.

Astor John 20 Barbara Schulz IS 9Th st. - IT. OF
AyeA .jAJ7, 81 years ~ annual rent OF .---------
Ast0r william ttr7stce or To Frederick erhlampp,
sAye-A. 2U 70 Of 45th-st, 2j.JX34. - years at
annual rent ~ ..-.- ------
Same 10 John Haberstrop. u s Ave-A. Biz II n OF
ljtl st. 2J.SXJ4, y years AZ aAnua, rent OIL:
Miller. Otto 10 George EruCk7, W cor JthaYe anu
Elat-.L EeaIs. aL lumM.L LcnL u
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06
RECORDED REAL E-rArE rRANsFERa
NEW YORK CITY.

Catharlne-st cor Ann.st cath WauO, 2OONl25;
smith, referee 70 Henry OothOut. ...--.---. ...--
6th4vC, NO3-l and also No 44H ath-av'. OneinuTth
interest; 7 II stewart and wife 10 Henry Stew
-.--.
11tl-ave. " - TN Of 59thst, 2jIlO0; Henry Tie
mann and wife % EutOphJ Sclott ..-.--.-........
49th ~. D - 1856 II ~ shave. li.tNlOoJ; 4 ID
Gslc. referee, % the Mechanics and Traders FIRE
In uraucc Company ...---.
SOtn-sf. = $50 q ~ dave 2jNlO-.2 tho Union
Dime savings Institution 10 Luous w w..
6thlNr, so 1913 Thomas smith ana wife TO Angelo
/ Myers ....-...-...
Cthayc. 80 1917; Thomas smitL and wife 10 Angelo
Myers 80
IGth-st Is = 40 rtu ~ IOth.lve 2OxlOOj; r F Mar
burg referee 10 Elizabeth Buchanan and Laura
1a-lor, trustees, etc ..---
J7ih ST. n s 1851 ft IS " Ave-A, u Grlno4, John
+ Kane ami wife 10 Adelaide A Nandcnhoye--.--.
SOuth-~t. No Ol; Frederick Baker anu wue 10 thas
BrcCS
J5th- 200 II Of Jth-ave 81 lLlOO.J James Il
Smith and wife TO Mary J. lrOttcr -.-.---.
Wafhingtou-pL 80 IL; Harri \ - Echeverrla and
others. executors etc, 20 Frederick Emanuel ... !
Division 81, No ll3i samuel GOldsteIn 10 Rachel
PLATE. ..-.-..
3Gth.st y 8. 20 II OF "d.ave. 2UZS9.5: william II
Bndgman receiver. 20 Frederick I Thompson.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06

instructions, but expected 10 get them in few days,
when the Commission would meet. The health OF all
on board the TCOnderOga continued good