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The New York herald., 1879-11-23
FOREIGN PORTS.

AMSTERDAM, Nov 10-Ssicd, bark Archer, Wilder New
AsrrswALL,. Nov 1e-Arrived steamer Crescent City.
BArxvIA. Nov ie~in port ship John Harvey, stewart
aro% Nexsssis Ssw). for samsrans to load for
Boxn.y oct sorIn port ship; ssSssish sa, Chief @
Buxsos AYHrs, Oct ll-Arrved, bark Macleod r, Full
HACK RIVER. ia, Oct 2e-In port. brig Mary Mariner.
.is vlse1sns s and s Wes
hand for New Y YSr ds GS%9g @ Hart art
CaansnSre r Miller for San Francisco do; roynesan
CxIsAalES. Nov ii-sailed, brig Elizabeth winslow.
FALxouTm Il, Nov lo-Arrived bark Tatay Petts Pata-
Gona Vi. MSnteyideo Sns ys Nov Scotia, nv,
SsTasHy NY
s,sss dS sa HSS%
Mos1xvinEo: oc. ls-Arriv9d. sshr Geo Z Th..cher,
Oct Oct Is fSp B Ms~ for
idg; saseo Gta for do do sehr Henas tNor. for do:
MoSTnn.r Nov ss~iisd steamer Cornthian tsr Bar.
Glasgow 10TH brig Aiexina Br. Gsuthier st Johns,
NAvAssA Nov l5In port. brigs Isis: Fisk for Whining
Sn Nc to- ss aSf in sm ssy Fawn m
PANAMA, Nov 2l-Arrived. steamer Colima, Coy. San
Sailed 10th, steamer City of Panama, Connolly. San
PcIcs Nov bark @
ZU-Arrtved.
Buteau Cow Bay schr Amonde (Br Lachsnce st Johns
NF.
Cleared 2oth. steamer Lake Winnipeg (Br. Bornson.
sailed 10Th bark Melicele (Nor, Larsen Montcvideo
RASGooN Oct 9In port bark John Road (Br). Bartng,
for Penang.
Rio JANEIRo. Oct 27-Arrvcd, bark Boyston. Small.
Bangor.
Cleared 9th, bark steknecht GER, schutt, New
York
In port Oct % barks Resolution Lewis for New York
Molly Ger) Zourtx for do brig Lily (Br, Jones' for
Hampton Roads; schrs X Cuzs. Bayles and Louisa A
Orr Orr for New York and others before reported
San JosE DE GUATEMALA. Nov--Arrved, bark Harvest
Home, Mattson San Francisco.
JOINS. NF. Nov 2OSacd. steamer Nova Scotia (Br),
Richardson from LiverpooD. Halifax and Baltimore.
ST JOHN. NB Nov 2U-Ciearcd, brig Benjamin Carver,
Col sou, Now York.
WEYMOUTH Ms. Nov 22-In port. ship Campbell tncw,
1880 ton Taylor, for st John NB to load for Dublin
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AnsrKRpAx Nov 22Arrved, bark Hermes (Rus). Louie,
Philadelphia.
BORDEAUX. Nov l9sailed bark Gronsvar lNor) Jacob
sen, New York.
CRookHAvES Nov %. IL 30 PM-Passed steamer Adri-
attic tr) jennings from Now York for Liverpool (will
reach Queenstown PM.
CnERBouRc Nov 2I-Arrved. bark solideo Gloria GER,
Wagner, Philadelphia.
CRrrE, Nov l4-Sailed bark Espelund (Nor)
New York;
DuSxiRK, Nov 2O-Saied, bsrks George Peabody (Br),
Hilton, New York; Capenhurst (Brl Flowers do; John
Boyd tBr, Grant. do
DUBLIN. Nov ai-ss,led bark Hugh Cam (Br) Edrdge,
Philadelphia
CKFLE Nov 2o-Ssiled. bark Express (Sw) for Boston
HAMBURG Nov 19-Sailed. barks G NJ Davis tBr) Koop-
man, New York 2lst, Lovehjeite (Nor) Nielsen, do.
HAvRE. Nov 2o-Arived, steamer Cimbria GER, Bay
ends New York; bark Geo jenkins (Br Abbott, Rich.
mond.
Sailed 22d steamers sueva (Ger) Franzen tfrom Ham,
burg. New York; Labrador Fr) sanglier New York.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 22-Arrived steamer Ben More (Br).
Kidner. New Orleans via Bermuda.
Sailed 2lst ship Eurydice r, Edwards Norfolk: barks
Carrier Dove tBr, Saunders, Baltmoro 22d. Norwood
(Br), Gregory New York
MoNrEvIDEo. Nov 2O-Arrived previously, bark II A
Blanchard Smith. Now York.
NEwRY. Nov 2o-sailed. barks Roycroft (Br). Young.
New York; Geo Jordan, Duncan do; brig Roxes Smith
Br), McCulloch, do.
PLYMOUTH. Nov 2I-Arrved, bark Antoinetts Ottone
QtaD, Reveo. Baltimore
QUEENSTOWN Nov -. ? AM-Arrved. steamer Bothnis
Br McMickan. New York for Liverpool proceeded
Also arrived 22d, PM, steamer Nevada QBr) Rigby.
New York via st Johns. NF for Liverpool with portion
Of the of steamer Arizona snd proceeded
RoUEN. Nov 20-Arrived, barks Birger (Rus. Lsurin.
New York; Sirio (Nor Rogne. do 22d steamer Helena
(Br, Swinden, Baltimore.
Sailed 2oth bark Brilliant (Nor). Lootz. New York.
ROTTERDAM Nov 21-Sailed, bark vanadis (Nor), John
sen, New York.
SLIGO. Nov 19-Saied. bark saphir (Nor. Olsen. Dela-
Breakwater.
LONDON Nov 22-ship India Patton, from Hamburg for
New York 10 ashore Off Deal.
Bark Hermes (Rusl Louie ut Amsterdam from Philade
S has the of the British ship Royal
Charter CAIN from New York Oct IL for Antwerp before
reported as abandoned At sea.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLYnEAp Nov 22-wind NNE. strong; misty and rain; ;
barometer 29.999
LIVERPOOL Nov 22-Wind NE. fresh.
LIZARD, Nov 22-Wind N. light; haxy.
PLYMOUTH, Nov 22-Wind W, gentle; cloudy barometer
299O.
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHIN0ToN, Nov. 23-1 A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsHINaroS, Nov. 23-1 A. NJ.
Indications.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf States. falling
barometer, southerly winds vcering to north
westerly, warmer and generally clear weather.
For tho West Gulf states falling barometer south
west winds warmer and generally clear weather. fol-
lowed by rising barometer and northerly winds.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley. rio barom-
eter warm southwest winds. veering to cold north
west partly cloudy weather. and in latter. probably
light local rains or snow.
For the upper lake region Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys. rising barometer. diminish
ing northwesterly winds. colder. partly cloudy
weather. and In tho FIRST district light snow. followed
in upper portion Of the last district by falling bar
ometcr and southerly Winds
For the lower lake region. falling followed by
rising barometer. slightly warmer southerly winds
vecring to colder northwosterly. generally cloudy
weather and frequent snow.
For New England and the Middle States, falling
and low barometer. brisk to high southerly winds
and cloudy or partly cloudy warmer weather. with
possibly snow aud rain. except in southern portion
of latter followed at night by rising barometer and
northwesterly winds.
For the Canal regions of New York. tho temper
ture probably remain above freezing Sunday night.
For tho Pacific coast regions, generally clear
weather.
Cautionary signals continue q. Houghton, Mar
auette, Escanaba. Milwaukee. Section i, Chicago,
Grand Haven, Section 3, Mackinaw. Alpena, Port
Huron, Detroit Section 4. Toledo, sandusly Cleve-
land Section g. Eric, Buffalo, Rochester, Oswego and
Section 9, and now ordered for Eastport, Port
land, Section z. Boston. Section 8. Woods Hole.
Newport, New London. New Haven. New York.
sandy Hook. Barnegat Atlantic City. Cape May.
Loves. Baltimore, Norfolk and Cape Henry.
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
BANKERS RELEASED FROM JAIL.

READING, Pa. Nov. %. 1879.
Jacob and Albert j. Huntzinger. the Pottsvil!e
bankers. who have served the greater part of their
sentence of two years in the Berks County JAIL were
released to-day. They were sentenced in January.
1878. to q term of two years Imprisonment and to
pay fine of $500 and and to restore Thomas
+. Kerns, a depositor in their bank. $4,000 A
Communication pardon was granted by the Governor
but the counsel tor Kerns objected. as they had
far failed TO comply with that part Of the sentence
in which they were ordered to make restitution
They filed bond. however. to present their petition
at the next term of court for tho benefit of the in
solvent law, and released. They were imme-
diatey rearrested on process from Schuylkill
county, and gave bail for their appearance there.
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
DELAWARE JUSTICE.
THE LASH, THE PILLoRY AND THE CELL.
[BY TELEGRAPH tt THE HERALD.

WILMINGTON, Nov. %. 1879.
Henry Brannon. who was indicted and arraisned
at this term of the Newcastle Court for outrage COM
mitted on the 26th of July last upon the person
of Martha Morris. aged seven years. the
daughter of farmer of this county. was
rearraigned this afternoon and permitted to
withdraw his plea Of not guilty and to plead
guilty to assault This course was adopted-hrst
because of the extreme youth and timidity of the
prosecuting witness; ana. second. because. while
there is no doubt OF the attempt there is,
according to the opinion of the physicians.
some question to whether the foul deed was con-
summated The crime a most aggravated one
at best, the child being innoculated with loath-
tom in this court when plea of guilty is allowed.
the full penalty OF the law was passed upon tho
the prisoner, viz. Ten years Imprisonment. thirty
lashes on the bare back one hour the pnory, and
$500 line.
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. p, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
US sloop-ofwar Marion. Commander Bunco, Hampton
Roads hours Mounts guns and has lGO crew, officers
Santa Martha ssth Barranquis Nov p carthsgena 4th
Grcyiown sth Port Lmen s.h. Aspinw1ll nh and Ss
Co Had heavy head winds and seas Sov 70 had :sysrs err
passed @ sissmer Alps OBJ from New l.rk for Kngs'on
showing RDTs bound 2Ist, no so AM, schooner
% ss TO be s S
YS for sd pt es in IN
berl and brought them 70 this port Geo Miscellany
ssys. sss"%si %i.a SInSGe; %dss . siisiy Co ny w
CITY OF s ysg Savannah days.
steamer Herman livingston Fleetwood Savannah
Steamer City Of Atlantis Woodruff chareston days
with mdsc to Qnintard Co. Had heavy weather
"ssps Steiner r ASaSsrs apher- Del with
sssore on the tail Of Ko%sr shoals but got of at the
Of nS iaS % sGsmso 27
days. with iron to iisnderson Bros lad nne wesser;
gale and was blown of 20 miles.
days. S ballast to boyd incken Had nne weather
Ney 20 then had heavy NV gale lasting 20 hour.
Delaware rcakwater 81 days, in ballast. Snow Bur
Bsrs 'n Charles Ward, Rchrman Dublin % days. with
iron 70 order vessel TO Miller eughtsn Was =
wa. wthn l2O miles of the Highlands the 2oth inst,
and %v SSwn Q" M 'ns aged
Island fell from the forctopsai yard overheard and was
Bsrk Happy Homo of Windsor Ns) Smith. Antwerp 10
DAYS IN ballast, Burgess Had hne weather to
Nov 2O then encountered heavy gale from NV. lasting
BARK iarsfjold (Nor). Meyer Copenhagen 30 days. with
iron to order: vessel to master.
schr Thomas ID Harrison. Gawley, Fcrnandina days,
with lumber John Boynton's Son: vessel to - Isir
son Nov IL. had n gale from NE. lasting IL hours
10th had n heavy gale from NV. lasting 20 hours.
Schr Andrew Nebnger. Smith. Jack sonvlc days with
lumber to Drew Bucki vessel to Bentley. Gildcrsccvc
a Co. -. 80
Srhr Frances. Manning Georgetown, sc, q days. with
naval stores to Woodhouse Rudd.
ny shin Narwha Br) from Dublin. and bark Lillian
NVjrus tIir) from Dunkrk which anchored below
for orders, came up to the city 22d Pan.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Ncrcus alIctt Boston for New York with mdso
and passenge 10 II y Dmock.
with mdse and passengers TO Barling Il Davis
steamer bolivar, Gecr Now London and Norwich for
Schr Vim Phiapot, Phpot. Chariot iotteown PEI for New
YORK with potatoes 20 order 49,. . -.
Schr Ossco tBrl. GOrhal. ~ John NIB. Tor New YORK
NV as beating Ia by sands Pointl
Scbr Mary Iymburner. Howard, Bangor for New York.
Sehr Julia Baker Allen, kockport for New York
schr sultan Kinniston, Rockiand for Now York. with
Scbr ida Hudson Gross. Isockland for New York.
Schr anes VIM Fish. Watt. Tennants Harbor for New
schr hattie Page Page Boston for New lork.
Schr Martha Innis Newcomb salem Tor New York.
Schr Sylvester Hale. Coleman Ihunton Tor New YORK.
schr q smith, Atwood Hyanns for New York.
sshr Mabel Hall, Hall viuAhaven for New York.
schr Albion. smith, Providence Tor New York.
sehr Albion, smith. Providence for New York.
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
HEALING COLLEGE DIFFICULTIES.
M1ppLEpURy, VT, Nov. %, 1879.

MIpDLEBURy, VT. Nov. o. 1879.
The difficulty between the faculty and students Of
Middlebury College has been the subject of several
conferences during the past two days between the
two parties. and both have drawn up papers for
adoption by the Students whom the faculty agree to
receive into college relations upon their subscribing
to papers expressing their Willingness to obey future
college requirements. The majority OF the students,
while agreeing respect the college laws, refuse to
consider that they have been inordinatey wrong in
their past action 1t is probable, however that the
difficulties will be harmorized and the college work
begin again on Monday.
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
FRUITLESS BURGLARY.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
ArJrvrowN pa Nov - I


An attempt has been made to rob the Farmers
National Bank, of Pennsburg Pa. About two
O'Clock this morning the storekcepers opposite
the bank heard explosion. but seeing
nothing they retired Half hour. aftcrward
another explosion occurred. This aroused their
suspicion that the bank was being robbed, and they
gave the alarm. but too late to catch the burglars
who fed at the approach of the men first aroused
An examination revealed the fact that the outside
door had been blown open. but the inside door
mained intact. The burglars left behind them
several tools. 1t is supposed there were four men
concerned in the job. and from the character OF
their work were evidently professionals. No arrests
were made.
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
THE BOY HOMICIDE.

CONVICTED OF MANsLAUGHTER AND RECON-
MENDED TO MERCY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WILMINGTON, Del Nov. %, 1879.
In the County Court at Newcastle to-day the jury
in the case OF The State versus William Brown for
murder rendered o verdict Of manslaughter.
with recommendation to the mercy
of the Court. Sentence deferred. The
prisoner is colored boy twelve Of age and in
quarrel over game Of ball in last June. killed
Samuel d. Batson, smaller boy, with . bat by
striking him tho head, fracturing the skull 1t is
probable that the sentence will be light one.
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
SAILED.

Steamers Germanic Br for Liyerpool Rossend Castle
tBp Glasgow; Anglia tBrl. do; Rhynland (Belg), Ant
werp; Henry Edge tBelg, do via Havre; a scholten
London; Niagara, Hayana; Canims CBr), PointaPitre
&c City of Austin, Nassau via Fernandina; State of
Texas Galveston via Key Vest Knickerbocker New Or
leans; city Of Macon. Sayannah City Of Dallas Fenan
Richmond. Nc: Kich%end West Point, Va; John M Glib
London Melmerby tBr, Cork; barks Petitcodao
Or, do or Falmouth; Bravo Nor). Queenstown; (;
Dnnkirk; Johannes tGer,. Bremen Nellie Guest (Br,.
Havre SkerryvOre tBr). Havana; schrs d Robinson,
Denerara. and Robert Byron, Cape Haytien.
Returned and anchored ut Staten Island brig Resout
IN Nor). for Rosario
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. %, !

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
TRENTON, N. j.. Nov. %, 1879.
This evening frightful accident occurred at Ew-
ing Turnpike crossing of the Delaware and Bound
Brook Railroad about five miles from this city. by
which one man was fatally injured and another had
a narrow escape. team of horses and wagon. owned
by l.. Person of Harbourton, and driven by Thomas
Teuving were crossing the track when passenger
train ran into them. Pierson was seated in the
wagon at the time. The horses were killed and the
wagon completely demolished The driver, as
stated above was so terribly injured that no hopes
are entertained OF his recovery. Pierson received
only few scratches. The driver was taken to St.
Francis Hospital. in this city.
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
INTERNAL REVENUE AND MARINE
SERVICE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. "a. 1879.
The following appointments have been mado in
the Internal Revenue service:- c.
Montgomery, Eighth district of Kentucky; j. NJ.
Davis Twenty-f district of New York: j. NJ.
Anderson Fifth district of Kentucky. Gauger-F.
C. Stewart, First district of Illinois. Storekeepers
and gaugers-W L. SpaudIng. Fifth district OF North
lima
First Lieutenant W. s. Schenck. of the United
States Marine corps, has been transferred from the
Portsmouth IN. H. barracks to Washington. ID. c.
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
WHALEMEN.

Arrived az San Francisco Nov H. bark Progress korn
FOX islands, 100 bbls oil 45O0 bone aud 900 lbs
ana II pkgs ivory. -
Arrived at do a0th, bark Thos Pope. Adams NB from
me Arctic: with 800 bbls VIII oil and 1000 lbs bone on
board making for Tho 1000 hbs oil and 1900
lbs bone Reports barks Mercury, Hickmoit NIB, with
whales; Nigiiant. Smethers, do. 4 do.
spoken-Oct H. no lat &c. bark Linda Stewart Crapo
The New York herald., 1879-11-23

tonight was the verdict of the winners friends.
The full is appended
sExToSo L. 81. l5. 7. &. 90. /. s. l. 3s. 2. o. IL.
/. 0. q. 2. 0. Z. %. I. 3. .. 4, ". IA. $500
ScHAEFER-l7. L. j. 25, .. O. -, o. G, o. SO. 20. 3.
8. IA. o. 6. o. IA, 2. 6. 0. o. II. 0. l, 2-2o4.
Winners average. 10 81; losers average. SO.
Time OF game-One hour and twenty-three min
utes.
STANDS.
The positions of the rival players in the tourna-
ment may be seen by the following tablet
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
SPOKEN,

lat 3 n, Ion 20 W. $50,
Bark Albion tBr Montgomery. from Brunswick Ga. for
Rio Janeiro, Oct -. lat II \, Ion 49,
Bark Enchanter (Br) Tofte from New Orleans via Nor
folk for Bordeaux, Oct %. lat ~. Ion CO.
Bark Times tBr), Ball from London for San Francisco
Oct %, lat N, Ion 70 W.
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
rrHE HEKToGRAPH
VERSUS THE ORIGINAL JACOBS.

Tho Bowdoin patent No. lO5,33. issued In 1870 and
under which tho 1rcat Original taking refugc has
nothing whatever 10 do with process OF Dry Copying
and no one knows better than the Original himself lie
ssmpy using ascarccrow. threatening every one
with legal proceedings.
We unhestatingIy assert that he has not even tho
SHADOW OF CLAIM to our process. and also that he
dare not institute legal under hat patent
for the hers claimed patented as long ago as
1858 In order to test his sincerity and ath IN his now
purchase have piven solicitors Mossrs Birdseyc
Cloyd Bays of No. ITO broadway. Instructions 70 ac
ccpt service for OF any paper which the OrtginM
Jacobs desires serve and " he docs not his
legal proceedings within the next four days he should az
retire his Iithogram 60 his native country Wo
have sold thousands Of apparatus to the largest firms
corporations IN the cUuntry and are nov manufacture
ing and selling them the rate OF hundreds daily cre
then splendid opportunity for tho Great Original 20
HEKT0GRAPH COMPANY,
~ and ~ Church 81
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
FIVE cuLpR1rs r1oeerD AT NEWCASTLE.

NEWCASTLE. Del, Nov. %, 1879.
Five persons were whipped in the Jail yard this
morning. in the presence Of about two hundred
persons. They had all been convicted of larceny.
and each received twenty lashes Two of the num-
ber-Charles Lieber and Edward Gallagher-were
white. and hail from Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1879-11-23

robably be q total

Bay ana went ashore Oct 49, and will probably be total
w,eck The crow and cargo were saved go,
iotnIAs the bark Samoset was coming up the hnIoor
YESTERDAY during dense fog she grounded on
Black Point where she remained for few hours until
pulled on by the tugs Neptune and Water WITCH which
euosequentIy QOcked the vessel al SteuArt street,
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
THE CANADA PACIFIC RAILWAY.

OTTAWA, Ont Nov %, 1879.
Mr. Shields one of the contractors for section B.
of the Canads Pacific hallway. Is here. and to-day
hired 15O men ut 81 80 per diem to work on the
contract Msssrs Shields Co. pay half the rail-
road fare of the men.
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEw York, Nov 22-Noon.
Tho Western Union time ball was dropped thirtynve
hundredth tbs Of q second slow to-day.
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS NOVEMBER DECEMBER
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following recoro will show the changes In the
for the past twenty -four hours, In com
parisou with the corresponding date OF last year,
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's phar-
macy HERALD building. No. 2lS broadway
1lrA
The New York herald., 1879-11-23

ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
SUN AND NOON. HIGH WATER.
Sun rises. ........ Sc Sandy Hook. morn OF
Sun ts.......... 81 Gov. Island. morn Al
Moon sets... morn 81 He'll Gate. morn 80
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERVA-
TIONS.
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS
r EFT THESE THINGS BE CONSIDERED.

THOUSANDS OF MEN dio every dav who could b
saved Prejudice mainly to blame for this loss of life
believed that the Of disease may certainly
be reduced by physc would gained And the
proposition very simple II take daily i'm
pur,es than daily generated, you will be rid Of
impurities The effect of this practice
in Bilious Liver and Kidney troubles equally Of
value in head and brain affections PIeurisy Pneumonia
Apopexy and Paralysis.
In chronic rheumatism, and in all affections
bowels this principle relieves and cures when
the medicine used is
BRANDRETH PILLS.
Yes when all other means medicine have failed to
relieve pain these Pills have cured by taking
impurities from bowels and blood and thousands Of
mon and women now place BRASDRETh's PILLS smons
tho blessings of mankind.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE.
NO. 2o4 CANAL ST.
NEW YORK.
NERVOUS DEBILITY. WEAKNESS, &C., NO MAT.
~ ter how caused positively cured by ALLhN's BRAIN
'ooD % ~ ''"s ALLEN. si5 isi NV. Now York
~ ULsTERs,
MADE TO ORDER
IN ELEGANT STYLE.
Lined with
satin. silk. serge aud fancy wool paids
III / | l......l....)LI. :. ). /. / /.
r F 4 #E $sEE..a e H..
Ett tA:H All E... 90 oSE IT,
620 Broadway, ncar Houston st,
139 TO i51 Bowcry, New York
The New York herald., 1879-11-23

Average temperature yesterday 3U5a
lat year Sax
1878. 1879
Aver.oe for tbe wax ~ 27 ~ II
The New York herald., 1879-11-23

1870 to i5i Bowcry, New York
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-04
THE NEVADA LEGISLATURE

Z 10 the Senate yesterday Cassidy ia,
troduced bill to appropriate $40, 900
for the relief of the Reno sufferers, and
the bill passed by unanimous vote.
The Governor sent 10 message with
his.spprovafof Sanate ball 10, to. pro
tect the rights OF owners of stock shares;
also.of Senate bill 49, increasing the
salary of Governors Private Secretary.
Msder introducsd a bill to4pr9yide
for the free Passage of Cinnamon to the
Atlantic cities east OF Chicago. q -
Assembly bill No 81, to provide
revenue for the State of Nevada, was
passed. 3 " '-'---.'' '>'." e tl|a. ,eH
Cassidy gave notice of !, a. motion
to reconsider.
Assembly bill ~. relative to the
burial of the, dead lin. incorporated
cities, passed.
assembly bill 25a making ,ths gaming
license monthlg and. reducing it; to $75
per month, passed. fut
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-04
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DENOUNCED BY ALLa.PARTIEs-


Our good, weak President lis r de,
aounced by all parties on the Pacific
Coast for vetoiuga the chinese restrict
ton BILL Public meetings have been
held In several parts of California and
Orsgoa. at which. resolutions were
adoptsd ueondsmsing Mr.. ). Hayes and
the Electoral Commission and Return.
ing Boards. which made him President.
In several places he was burned 10
sfiigy. and if he had been present in
person he undoubtedly would have
Jared badly. 1t was reported recently
that he intended to visit this coast next
Summer. but il is probable that he will
Aorego that pleasure. The veto will
have atsndency to strengthen KearDey
10 California, ana give the State to the
Workingmen's party ut the ensuing
election. ,t..4--. s.-,..--