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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-01

And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board OF Trustees, made on the l3th dnv ~
June, 1879, so many shares Of each parcel Of
said stock as may be necessary, will lie sold al
pubic auction at the office Of the Company
S2S Montgomery street, Room 81, san Fran
cisco, California, on the 18th day Of Auauss.
1907 az the hour OF o'clock ?. N. a 81 "a CAV
10 ray said delinquent Assessment tacfrcn
together with costs of advertising and eSperss,
Of sale
DAVID WILDER, Secretary,
otce;- 1928 Montgomery street, Room u
Sah ssheseo, t.iioriia. ju20-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-01

For an InvigOratOr and Re-
stOrntiye. Damiana Bitters
---N.- Levy, Aren't. Wilne-
E1E ga. 4n jy-29-3m 4
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-01
SALT, SALT.
The Desert Salt Company

is ROW prepared to furnish a choice article Of
MILLING SALT in quantities to suit, at
reasonable rates.
z. Reinhart IL 90. are our sole Agents for
Wiunemueca and Northern Country
ADDRESS ORDERS -" DESERT SALT COMPANY
BROWNS STATION, G. p X. H., Nevada
aug. l6-73-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-01

And In acct idsnee with Law, and an order o.
the Board Of Directors, made tn,the 10th DAY =
Way, 1879, 80 many shares Of each parcel :.
such stock a. may be necessary, will lie so'a !"
public auction al the ofice OF the company, no
5i2 Montg merry street, San Francisco, ean
tornia, On TUESDAY, the ped day OF JUL
1913, at the hour OF 2 o olock ?. NJ. of said gay,
70 pay delinquent assessments thereon, toge'hsl
with costs Of advertising aud expenses u us
sale. ABRAHAM HALSki,
Secretary,
Office Sl2 Montgomery street lent, ance NO
3la) San Francisco California.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
THE PROPOSED COMMERCIAL TREATY

In The Penn Monthly for October is an ar
ticc by Robert Ellis Ihomp-On npon the proposed
Franco-A Americsn iai treaty, IN the interest
wLich NJ Leon Chotteau has recently made tour OF is
country " ChOtteau has appeared before commercial
bodies in msny OF larger cit land has spared pains
10 acaaint himself with public Mr. Thompson hd-
IA IA that he has met with which he ia nts
ought to be deprecated, for TeHfoTs lat are clearly
stated IN the contTbutiOn to The PrHB Monthly Tine
mail points made by Mr.. THOMPSON are these The
nibit. OF this country Philadelphia IN 1876 aud at
Paris two years later convinced French manufacturers
that they were likely 10 lose excellent customer.
Under similar conviction, England hal merely bus-
tered AMI scodei at this countrys ign0rarce Ci
nonc science. but her clever 5or forthwith raised
committee OF Paris manufacturers who sent - Chos
create public sentiment IN the United STATES m
favor OF commercial treaty with France. This country
was not to renonnee protection. buf 20 make France
exception In carrying this principle Under the be-
nign operation of this arrangement the United States
would add from - 900 600 $500 100000 10 her
pOr ~ Chctteau'- i'm iginitOn began WIN the iOrr
figures and ended With the lat err
Mr. ThOmp.ou auirm~ that such a treaty would anect
nearly every branch OF American manufacturers one of
the important of those wnjcn would be M Jlren he
believes would Do ,ho nsve production 81 vines, Mmeh
has ncrcasei enormously, ana 10 "icA lheic - ps@c'
tcally no limit in the futnre.
Mr. Thompson only objects strongly 10 the pro-
posed treaty. but ne condemns utterly the method en
nloycd 70 bring about. Hr We hope that tho
authorities Washington fully awake 10 the naiu'e
Of these proposals. and that they ID not intend 10 allow
irresrOusibe committees OF Paris manufacturers TO
fhe The initiative ia legislation Tor the United 5iai's.
II ge 10 have change 10 or commercial pci ts.
there H. bat proper and dienhed way, sauruOHrd
We should have q National commission of experts 10 *
anime industrial s'tuat0n give nearin2 10 al mo
Interests Involved. st the truth ont 81 eonhctng -
ments. ana prepare slch iaw a "c can s'-I ~ Inf
tue next nall century
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
pTClSlOns--OCT. II

Supreme Court -Chonbrg-By judge Barrett
agt. Monil am 81 the opinion that this motion
leey.-1inuu q" cause rom calendar denied vita
cu.ls 20 abide the Kelly Hgi. Kelly Order sette
souers-I docne q grant 'A, wIit nis petition
should De slated sufficient 70 nuke out pima acir
cgse neie nothing here but assertion. Moono
agt Biuoner ot petitioner granted amt glafnan
dir ctd Ia apply ne money ~ ~, supper @,i mainen me
b y ~ rosi. io abide thr event Ihc Continental Ean9
I'm M. matter St. Nchoasave Report confirmed and
der rfanIo In the mater Il pphcaon granted
Madisau agt. granted. tIufr White
Tine exceit be sustained aud judgment ordered Tor
plaintiff nleinOIahlum
SPECIAL 1erH-BI judge an biuhL-iAiAis aSt NJ cAel
Nv Judge Nam Vcrst-Gouge and another ar,. woodhun
ann others Order si.n-'i
Cpcgf- - Judge Nvn Bunt Bryant agt. Alton-
SgDeyior onrf~ SDec,a Te.m-Bv Judge Freedman
aci. icScy Application denied Tor thr reasons
sithl no scuon henH pcnng the apph anon elouh he
show the necessity examination. Robbins aCt Rob
b!ns Motion lfant.d Adams At a.. a,t ievy-Orier dis
from Impeachment hncier dgi Adlrf
etc.-RrEii;itur hi.d. Williams agt. Glmmpn.-Bon ap
proved. Inc" art Morrison ct aCrdor dcyng motion 10
is.r commission -yveHini agi. MatthrWs-Ori deny
ing motion flame issues. Lewis agi LewisctT 81 a
continuance
Arhcln agt Earrett-See menorl luGlm. LocSEal art
Mrim0re.see inemorau0um on ME. NcManii, rici Ggt
the assignment 'l JONES i''' 'ies a'~"'''. M
Hnrtas COHri--AV AVocdl I,rBi-Bv Judge Shea
lralud ag buckingham Do'd ag LiyN -Meuons gianed
nid acL Aoton Gcncd without COSTS Nichols
ag 5.ndmnn sio'iou sranie; Eite asi Go,tk- h.'ion
to Punish for contempt dcnci; Randall ast Carpenter
order settled. Icaice as Mo'dN 'onneA lSt bnt kwal
ter soig".h act IeIcinsn Winisr al MeANoy hasi-
plt MAinkrn Matthias agi Mlhf,irIi bunohhc aSi
lynch: CuIIt wood Me Nainc Olt -
Qrers entered AMI bed Gaze agi F'oys-R. eI,nce Or
dcTcd GranDey AT RynolisAonon denied without costs
liry ng hanctDecs Agi The NtWlork bcsicrat
n Notion graniea BaGe agi Hays S.e uisier
execution vacated and >e asdc trdct settled Van HuGen
agi UudrI IwUOd-Oriei mOdiheu
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
VERDICT AGAINsT ELIzABETH CITY.

TRENTON, n. j., Oct. 14.-In the United
States Circuit Court to-day, the jury the OF Pno
against City Of EizaDeth, after several days trial.
brought verdict OF S61O3 for the plaintiff The de-
mand was for services and disbursements by the plain
tii and Mr Keasbey. his associate, appeal from
the Judgment Of the United rates District Court against
the CITY Of Elizabeth S1O7 900 in favor OF the Amer
lean Nicholson Paving Company for infringement OF
paving patents The Supreme Court set the judgment
inside The Cliy Of Elizabeth then refused 10 pay the
couu sci the ground that The pinntit and Mr.
KeasLcy were retained by the NcwJersey Paving Com
many rne New-Jers"y Paving Company .he en-
Mo, OF the Cify Of Elizabeth and II commended that
tpr CITY was really relicyed from the pay cnt OF the
Judgment aud therefore ought 10 pay The expenses
The appeal /; and 30 Tie jury decided.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
COURT OF APrEALs.

ALBANY. Oct. l4.-In the Court IF Appeals-Prs s.
ates. handed down: liooS trust at rrai ex
seGT i''r. , Sss , a i . ari E gr,ncSyn rao
I' re-. Joyce aei bun"agt ia slch a-r.ied N
Gusts Of appeal 10 ihs court Barlow ar The Pr,plo
~, !, ,,rr-i In over an.i rsmn,l White act nilef-
Judgment General ferin reserve and niemc on verdict
mo affirmed ti0ut costs 10 cftr lartv against He
Ier par'ol "i0" @ IT. iTowaih, ooart SenS isled On
me question Il TACT lave IS granted 20 he ap.
Ia he raiic o. Ring- County fevoi'f hallway Con-
p-ny.ihc oIdcl Of the General terra Ie",n[ TO Nac'ie
to- order ., e conirna o eveiS ana ,.ie9 order u
u,r,u motion FOR conhunauon ami The a. pal fro ire
csis MON the To Conf. in tine matter o ie
thr ,anr in Tie matter Of w.dcng CARTON ST. in bufaIo
Pratt agt Cu--oider anImc. with e''us. lirh.r at
Life society AIT. bn@eroi"iion or reatgament
Moi.ou.-Ile Kncserbocker Ie Insurance COMPANY ast
Nelson Tho St.uten count ank a. ~ te'I " ol 'DF
the y y. 9 & H. r. l. 90 70 ae9rie land Motion to
opposed Gl-ton aCt Notion 10 ameu iemiiutdr
j. Perry Tor moii"At George G. l,anhr opp en. a.,
appc Lin AL Johl fyre. submitted 40 if3
eis o'I Hp, S9,,il'sd so so 5ld No 55fne rnon
Trust oomlauS Respondent as, Ansi'ins - Wion M ap,l
RUFUS W PccNham Tor rc.foaieai ~" ta0-Tho People *
rel 1o'n ouel,y appellant ~ the Hoaa VI fohce Con-
isson,rs cf The Troy a. Po.cg j.. 'sura D.
" u N',I' 10. g's,l' ' ri 5 ~ , 4. ant fh m
Nuiual Lie Iusnf sn'c ConYa' 'Areueh y
g. l. la ii,it 'l PH' ,,, IN n ,,'ar
ir assirn.@ etc, Tcsprndet. Passed No su3 f'al"h T.
wi take respondent agt NJ impsfa sxfi Manufacturing
1oi ANY. tait-unuitl cd. N'.+t--Dani B Hatch
aud Others respondents AIT The Central Nal O B nk.
John buriu liant William
Stanley ini respondents. No. 43. George kcium and
Of fs espondunis. william A. DurioO ami others
lui--A que bv Robert y Brnelc or appellants. Er y
a Cooke TsspoIdeui No. i71.-tisVre- H. Marvin
sponornt AT. Lesfani Marvin ppr sl-,ut mlttel No
81 li. .- Albert L.. RIGGS. respondent, agt FIe'ieuc
Navd.n and Oihcta, aprcl.hts-t trgVtd ht y J..
Hoxir for appellants. j, Hfnry croS for respondent
NJ cIrlr ri. Arlington T.. Egn appel
aut agt The boar super orr County II Niagara
a. 50 nlets Submitted No 333.-Amanda NJ. Brntlv ap
Hart ag Charles Waterman, administrators, etc. IespOn
DbmtfcJ.
PROCLAIM alton innd. court adjourned November 10
1879 Tho motion day VIII be Tuesday November H.
1870.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
OBITUARY..
FREDERlCK ]. BErTs.


Frederick j. Belts, who dled at Buffalo on
The 12th inst, WAS born al Richmond, Mass, July =.
sO3 and was graduated at Williams College in SO.
Ie studied Jaw al G0saon, ia this state. and lS2l
was admitted 10 the bar For several years hc pfac-
tised law with The late O-don Hoffman. Mr.. Belts acted
as Disirct-Attorney Orange County h. 1924 and
ing the year appointed Master IL Cnancery
and as a major Cove ernor Cilntons staH In 1927 hc
removed ~ Ais city, and practiscG law with l. c. Beae
Diet al present ChaIccilOr OF the University OF New
York la the same year Mr.. Bette appointed rs
Clerk OF the Circuit aud District Courts Tor The southern
District of New-Yeik. lie held the,e olccs I'll sl2
when retired his country-s.It at Ncwburgontno
Hudson wncre he took pride n aoing tie promotion O
intelligent agriculture. In politics air Bctts, first a
Whis was subsequently Democrat For time he was
mart owner and editor of TIE N,rbFg Democrat. and
vns also ditcfur the III shiaud bfnk. Ia 1893 Le
removed NcW-ilaNtn. Conn, nnd gave his iimc %
wofk the Episcopal tnurch and rs inemDcr ~ the
onrd oi na1h. A. the outbreak OF Tie X, bel his
voice was heard port II the National GOycTnHeut
In lsGs wlIe on visit 10 Lyuc1uTc, Virginia. Tie act
of Congress into effect VacItin- al cN Offices
and al the unanimous request Of the nr Mr.. Bets
hy General Candy presiding Judge O. tie
u,tinss Court of Cimpb y. Comfy. Ia l-t9. upon the
r4adi-sou ui Virginia % the Union. lr Bets resigned
and returned hls TcsiutncC at Nrwlayrn. where nc
iIcd un July as when he went 10 Buffalo TO i.kc
his home win his daughter.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
THE MCSTER OF WAR SHIPS
DRILL YESTERDAY on THE SEVERAL VESSELS IL
HAMPTON ROADS.

DRILL YESTERDAY on THE SEVERAL VESSELS IN
HAMPTON ROADS.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Oct, 14.-The TaIla-
poosa arrived here at O'Clock tins morning. having on
board Secretary Thompson. Rear-Admral George II.
Scott, Commodore Earl e. glish, Paymaser-G cncral
Cutter and number of distinguished officers and tnoir
LADIES' A salute nineteen guns fired flag
ship Powhatln. ,ar-Admral Robert n. Wyman and
staff and the commanders 0I vessels OF the fleet paid
visit the Secretary who decided % spend the day
inspecting the of the fleet and the
general quarters. and pOsipoDo tine naval drIll
until Tomorrow. IAIs ercaI disappointment TO
hundreds visitors from baltimore. Washington aud
Norfolk
The Saratoga, Commander H. ID. Evuns first
visited After inspection there nne display of
target practice at Il 900 yards WIN shut ana shell
The Constitution. Old iroI.I1es visited. hut ms
she only commission Tor short time, the
inspection principally eounnrd Ia the vessel Tue
steamer kearsarge next visited, nun after iu
specuOn, torpedo set cff under water throwing
dIse column. n excited nuch curiosity. The stcfc
tafy and party then visited lho Powhathu, aud we've
welcomed 10y Admiral W. man
The officers ~ the Meet gave hop to-uight II the
H. geia Hotel, which was largely attended.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
lowing in every Assembly District before registration
A FUSION IN QUEENS COUNTY.
REPUBLICANS AND INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATS UNITE
ntrr


on A COUNTY TICKET.
The Republicans and Independent Demo-
OF Queens County held conventions for the nom
natIcn of County officers the Court House IN Long
Island CITY yesterday. The Independents organized
first and adopted resolutions declaring the interest OF
the movement to be to break the power Of the ring
which has controlled the political fortunes OF Queens
for years. They nominated william H. On0erdonk, OF
Hampstead, for County Judge and then appointed IA
committee OF conference 10 meet similar committee
fion the Republicans. Then they took recess The
Reuubhcans organized their convention AT o'clock
y. soon the secretHieF OF the Independents conf
if,ee appeared and asked cooperation in effective atu-
sion. motion 10 lev Their communication on the taDe
voted upon. and Il was resolved 10 appoint
conference committee.
on reassembng the committee suggested rs basis
OF fusion that the Republican Convention should al-
prove the nomination OF william ii. Onderdonk for
County judge John J. III. Suiphr (present incumbent
and the regular Democratic candda.e) Tor County
Clerk, and Christian Siebs for Coroner, from NcwtOwn
in return the Independents would approve whatever
other nominations made by the Republicans in
cldDg tbNr candidate foI State Senator. The report
met with opposition. but " Innlly Hgreed 10
by OF 26 - ~. and the candidates named were
approved by the convention unanimously.
The convention then nominated for Sheriff. Alonzo H.
WugEt; for Surrogate Alexander / tcner the present
incumbent; fer CUrouers in addition 10 the one already
chosen for Newtcwu. Dr. George H. HammOnd for
Hcnpsead Henry Henderson for Janlaica ana Tor
Justice OF session, James L. Baker, Of N0fth Hemp
stead. the incumbent. Delegates 10 the ScNa-
tOrla Convention were also chosen
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

1o7l ,o77 1891. 1914. 1879, $40 lcos essi. sl', 1887
1i5G. iI.7 iIjs. - 1900. .-.. 80. -
PAN n ,rrornore J. 1902 1859. 1922 9ii 1882
If7 liis leo 1ij'. ilSI. 1872, la3, ll5t. il5j.
NAgg.F CsUgT- IIIAL If.f-PAU hOrlH Nos.
3rs,. 40 1fO5 lCj lC0 3l10ll 2fJ. 2G~ zG0. III.
2-J. ~" 1897. 800.
PiEI Ii-s.anot'. J.-Acohrnef nn'il Noyembcr B. ~ ..
pAEr III Shc ,ean - ~ - ~ - .' Dor A0'' i'o'
HEssiOss-PsHr l-CoHlng. Tie People agr.
Lawrence speine. Nchacl Naonev. Dayii Brmstecher.
Pierce tarcy ieonOus Assault amt battery James MeNay,
William Eennrailv Marx Nainn, grand iarrenyi Inon -
Wama M.tohcu larceny from the Per-oD' Cornell
ius Lynch. grand llrcfny.
PAIR l-Bildersireyc The pe0De agi. seymour BIeva-
ter william COnlos assfGii and battery John Leo peicr
Day John Stark John Dru!iv. burglary Henry school,
otto Alex. william Natter grand larceny
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
NrV BoRINsON ROOMS OPENED.

The Robinson Campaign Committee of $50
appointed Immediately alter the Syracuse Convention
10 provide for ratification meeting and r. organize the
local Anti-Tainuany forces was made permanent
committee at the Cooper UiOn mass meeting, aud yes
terday opeucd headquarters al No 924 Broadway.
between Twenty-nrst and Twenty -secOnd-sts large
Robinson banner will be stretched across the
huge traDspeTaDcy has been placed front OF the win
dOWs The OF the second story hal has been
decorated with oil portrait Of Luous Robinson and
with banners which did service al the Cooper Union
~ The tnrd floor will be q
committees. This evening the committee will hold
meeting In ITS new quarters
The Committee Of Fifteen, OF which ex-Mayor Wick
hmm IL chairman completed Yesterday the selection OF
ten men In Assembly District 10 lead IN organizing
Robinson District Associations
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
THE COURTS.

MADAME REsTELL's FEES TO COUNSEL.
Mrs. Ann Lohman, alias Madame Restell,"
when arrested nearly years ago for malpractice en-
gaged Orlando u. Stewart her counsel she gaFe Inn
n counsel fee of $3.50 and 10000 certified cheek on
the Shoe and Leather Bank. This latter sum was !"
cover expenses of trial and his fees. Although enc
romit led suclde beorc the time OF trial. SIR stewart
retained whole given him ant has rccchllt p-
suit FOR 81 900 for legal services Tor hcr cN.
tors. The executors have begun suit against M.
Stewart the value of The check clhlnihg th
the services which he engaged 10 do we're not perotme
Mr. Stewart COMMANDED that the entire amount whs ek
pended. He had PAID F6025 In necessary expenses,
and the remainder became his legitimate fres. AinObk
other cIscs be mentioned 81 O25 given 10 assistant
counsel Justice Barrett bis decision ycsier-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
cALENpARs WIZ DAY.

srrgfyW Coum CHAMHERs-Barra.t. J.-Ncs ~, Sj. 90
10 l4G l3s i59 ISL e3 S~ 1870, ID, Z03. 22l .-u 30
25l 80 w. JJs. $40 3l2 35 J4. Sl1 Sle S2i '26
0,SfW,L Trr,i-navi, p j. ami Brady ana nrals JJ.-
Nos. 2lp. 49,. 2Si. o. 2iu III &iS. 10, 20 ga
SrEciAL IEEW-Nan N0fst. J Law aud facf--Nrs isd
o57 go .J> -T3 I-r. 23l 2tH li. % ~. - 49, lUS
I4t l63 IG7 is7 100 ~, 10. 20. ~ 10. 81 -
ef.-i'fI-lANI lonoaI". J-Nus. lUs2. lois. lo[..
olqI lOi 1890 lllj l06O 1909 l73i. 1882 .2Sn 1871.
l 1902 75u 1888 % l4:2. lt2l 1875 lts1 li2s l421
ifO l4a ls;i2. dad. liSl. l+3a ldin. iS!. l4a sy
i4i0 I'LL sI9 li3 lis3. l445 lsi0 lii7. l4iS li40.
IaIu. lssl. li32. lasS - ~.
1t. 1913 b76 lls5 l4, lu21, llHi lySs. Bsl .s 100.
l..H 1882, l3Ss 1859 1871, l,Ju ys5. lSe, ll4 llin
i4n li53 is5. TG. O2, 1921 1879 1900 ei lto2 lt3
isiI' lilJ 1916. l4lf l4lS. l4l0 l42O. ii2i
Paft II-Nnn Brut. J.-Conrt Oprus al lu35 r. IA Nos
zIa .iaT .O l5so l45l lsih. lam, 1867, ls5H 1859
i4gn lfbi l4B2 liG3. 1861 l465, lif l3GI IA 1868
1870 I4rl lf7z. ls7a ls1s. Ids1 la1u l4l i-1s, .s
sO ISL l4ss lis. 1854 Iisb. l4-i 1887. l-ss lt.lb
ia.o is8l lis2 iis5 la0i lf9J liS5. lAS 1882 lsso
1000. . .,.... 49,. q, .,.. a.,
irI A. rrl Freedman. J.. Noe. %. 81, 6s. id -
~ -i ~ -. .. Az =. .. -, a., 40 ~, -. ga o
1NAI 'rfNn-fAHT i-~rdEwick j.-trsf IN. No jfiN
h,aimnn ns NewNurA CrDr and II uhsm htVos Rail
road t'uuuafy Nutav csilenulr - - .
rHsf lspen J-Nes sss, sts SgT s5i, Asa. 5la i2a,
52 ~ 457 55. as. -, 3a 80, l1g a21, iss 5li
o., Si3. 732. So. 3ji. fi5 bi, 90 M -, -, an, ,.s
PaET ItI-Cutlr g. JN"- -. luv, lil S'n, iZt, i1o,
4.N 4rg bll. so h'5.
,o,floN 1FEA.-AdiOuIntd sins die
rrtQfAL lcach. J.-Nes- 4. o, ~. - 80
Lo,irY IEEA-J a. Daly. J.No-. :. 80 81 H. d. TO- i5
"a , - . -, - A., -, sso
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
HOPES OF SCRATCHING" REPUBLICANS.

The Independent Republicans" who pro-
pose 70 scratch the names OF Mr. Cornell AID Dir
soue from the State ticket. have placed big trans
parency In front Of their rooms No. 8 UnOn-square
with the names Of the Republican candidates inscribed
thereon. feeble mark has been made over the names
OF the candidates objected bat this 30 faint that
good Republicans suppOsDg this % be tue banner OF
orthodox organization, have been drawn inside the
DOORS About peope assembled al the rooms lst
evening. Letters read from Albany, Buffalo and
Rochester. The writers declared that they know OF
several hundred Republicans IN their respective cities
who before election day, would be persuaded scratch
fhe names OF Mr. Cornell and Mr. sOule. Al least 600
scratches promised from l'oO yn. whore. II
Was said. cleIgymen were hard Al W'lk neipitg
tbe undertaking. As for kewf York, the expectations
were too saL annne TO be put into Cennite figures
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
4 FEuD IN wHIcH 80 ONE INTERfERED.

GRAYsoN, KY. Oct. 14.--Jesse Underwood
was shot in the door Of his fathers house Sunday
morning. The Iclhrook party surrounded The hOa-c
and threatened TO kali nybocy VINO would dare 10 bny
Jcsse's body or George Underwood. who Is badly
vouuded ana WHO is with the women and children III
side the house ali that OF the unfortunate Ur-
dcrwood family. George sent WORT To the County
Judge praying for hep ard protection. The Governor
na- been .upealed TO- but has not responded ms u
Ihe Gftn uufGer thnt has occurred IN Carter County,
within thres wpcks: four Of the murdered men beng
ITudrfwoods and one member OF the Holorook family.
Nufns MS been any officer iiUin tlc Goytrnur
down 10 Inc county magistrates 10 cbecS tbis iea.
l.N.a
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
TESTING LIFE-Bo4TS IN THE BREAKERS.

Long BRANCH, n. j., Oct. IA trial Of
nfesavIDg apparatus under the direction of Captain
Forbes aud Lieutenant shoemaker. began today at
Station No g. Green's Pond. Representatives OF the
Sew-York Board OF Underwriters and the Humane
soelety OF Massachusetts present Tho Monitor
ldfeRaft was inflated and pat afoat IN six aud bali
minutes. The hie-boat was brought RON the
housea distance of seventy five yards from the suff
manned and h0atsd IN hve and quarter minutes The
IN got outside OF third bro aker in forty ve seconds.
getting sght sernwaY IN the second breaker Tie fe-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
CIVIL NOTES.
CIVIL NOli-.
Samuel II. Kendall, IN April last, sued Josiah

StllVcl ii. III hl7i, St''" ""D'''
Carpenter. proprietor Of the st. Omcr Hoe! Tor
receiver and injunction. claiming 70 be In partnership
with Carpenter. On this motion Judge Scdgwlck dc
cdet July g. that Randall Lad rlgbt title or interest
hoiri and the wds sct down Ior Ia before
judge Freedman Yesterday Mr. Randall, iabnS 10
appear fO prosecute. was n0n--uiied Win c"sts.
The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
OF Callren. caused the arrest Of Joseph Weber sni
Gustav Amberg FOR employing al the Atlantic Garden
four Ausiro-Hungaiiag. boy-DBsiciaas under sixteen
years OF age judge WestbrOok in supreme Court
Chambers, Yesterday dismissed the wrts ot hdbea.
corpus IN the OF the boys M,rsi- Amnerg ana
Weber were permitted 10 take tncm INTO their CUSTODY ,
stimulating not 10 employ them IN public places d1
they shall sixteen years Oi age II lhs Slul'
tlon br ken thc complaining society VIII become Gus
tOdan of the bo"s.
Policeman Glass, ON August 2, 1877. ordered
George shells e. drive his wagon, which was loaded "lh
cabbages, away from house IN Greenwieh--t- Mr.
Shells SAID that he h a permit 10 leave his wagon
there and refused ~ si.g The olrcr o1 aim ard
he vas locked NJ nght. ~ sued IN" IN or ,Or
false imprlsonmeHt, calming : 1000 dam. res The
Jury gave the piaIn $500 ytstc tdY. nut Judge Van
Brunt aside the verdict aS lot sustained by the
eva
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
Rich ORE STRUCK.

SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. lin explanation of
tho sharp rise IN and sierra Neyaaa stocks yes
terdny pres ,yatch from virginia Cny says mat
the south drfi Of 23OOoOt level 81 Sierra NevafA
is la eignt feet Of ssaying $500 per iOi and MS
sixty feet to run IN sierra Nevada ground An Official
letter written saturday by the superintendent oI ts
-,rr Nevada says lie Of thc drlif j. iu Ole X
q od auuitv wltu silcaks ol very igi grade "tt fn--
ling through ~. ore l. also Tcpnred ou the E3OO iuOt
level ~ tue UuIOn pOnding 10 tie @,3pOCOt lcFci
f. -fgrr AnK
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
PROGRESS OF THE CANVASS.
,,rrr,ycs IN AvD NEAR THE CITY.

MEETINGS IN AND NEAR THE CITY.
,,,,,.,, ,Trs v,rcrtp TO LOCAL REPUBflCAS con-
vr>r,o.s-woRK Al PARTY HEADcu ARTERs-
BRooKIYv REGISTRATION.
Tho y. ouhlcans in this city elected delegates 10
tho loeal conventions Last evening. There is no
abatement in the activity at the state Committee
rooms General Woithincton of Soufh Carchna'
made an address in the Xth Assembly DISTRICT OH
the persecution If Republicans in the South. Inc
registration in brooklyn shows much larger 'o'a'
than for the first two DAYS las, year In the Ne""ra
charter election yesterday the German hoera'
element WIS successful