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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-24

A PRosPkCToR coming in from the Black
Hills was followed by a party of Indians for
three days. and while in camp at Pryor's Gap
was attacked. He killed five Indians.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-24

Ten boy denies that he has been super
coded, and says he is still chief of the Ban
mock Indians.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-24

SAD AccIDKNr-Frank Downing, a miner
at the Consolidated, was last night frightfully
cut and burnt by the explosion of giant pow
der cartridge. He was at work on the night
shift at the mine, and Was engaged in thawing
out the cartridge which suddenly exploded,
throwing him down in senseIess condition.
He Was taken to the surface and Dr. Bishop
sent for who on his arrival found that nearly
a hundred cuts had been made on Downng's
face and body, and he was terribly burnt
besides Not one of the cuts is sufficiently
dangerous to put his life in jeopardy, but in
the aggregate--the cuts being SO numerous
and painful-his injuries are more thansserl-
ous, and his life is in most pressrious con-
dition. If his physical strength be sufficient,
and his constitution be good one, he may,
by the greatest care and surgical assistance,
be kept out of the grip of death. With his
friends sincerely hope for the best
Eureka Leader
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-24
Dbl Ed.

In this city, May %, Nicholas Pequet of Monitor, Cal,
aged 81 years.
Funeral will take place from the Catholic Church at
o'clock to-day Friends and acquantances of Mr., and
Mrs J. Baldce are invited to attend.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-24

WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON is not expected
to live.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-24

A wELL-KNowN stage driver in Montana,
named James Bryant, but usually called g En-
glish Jimmy was killed last week by a run
away team.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-24

N. B-Packages not exceeding pounds in weight, in
any quantity desired, be sent by mail when cash
accompanies orders will sell seeds catalogue prices
postage paid. mhll.u
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-24

<NLATRVOYANT HEALING AND TESt
Z Medium. Heals with her Hands and Electricity all
Nervous and Chronic Diseases. Describes Ores, Mines,
Distant Friends Reads the Past, Present and Futur
with cards. Fee, for Ladies' II for Gentlemen, 81
Tribune COPY, apps
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-25

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par meget iltt luffet.
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mns Saano "a lRfie, brao benoes
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paa Srpfet. Oh bsrts bun fin
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SEA funpe baps aabnet Sreret,
men ies SiOrps Bet life, uastei
BET br9npte mig icm SD. Wsn
nest enbuu, at On bar @smme.
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fra LANCE 2Gusitelier % ScrSer
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bun, ieet bun brcpts @rmsne no
mcp I'm 6riB.
"Hei, psD Sub / Simmelen, iel
bar lnaen Ssmmeligbeb mere !"
0a ftanpieee bun plnpieli1, bier
bles % after ROB, ianf tit Den
Operrafsoes Srpff o. tllbpiiisps
BAN "Sntet on Sranaftier, nei,
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ne I'll psnne Scene, iaa bapDe bun
aaufe ptt taset i'm Opfselie til
baSe. Desrarre par bun I Ypsr
enbnu.
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-25

Ut Srpanp, iOm life blep Of.
6n uns Dame | @Iribau bers.
pepe fig eipet % for nogle Dase
lteen at Ell beiit ul9opanlig Mar.
lay. 9un par forlcpet mep Ell
ung Wanp. ION bun elrepe al
III belle Sisrte. Srpauppst Rulpe
fnee Step. aae 0jeitsrue bare
lamleee | airfen % psntepe fun
paa Srupen % Srupsommen.
Wen en- ulpffe bapps trufet Dem
paa Seien I'll &irfen. Vcanen, /
bpilfen Be %fierte, bappe pellet o.
Srnpsorasten par perpep blepen
iaa nllmupiet % ienperrspet, at
Vlel'en maatte pplRtteS iii paa.
Ielgenpe Ssnpag. Reu beaer lite
pd bier Der ncset Srpaup al; tbi
pr9fen itprtepe Dob I'll @ulpet,
trnHet al Slas. / famine Glebllf
ION ban iiuipe bsspupte Serene,
MEN. 0lsle. Saneeller rpltepe ben
unse Dame laa fterft, at bun
Ialpt | en- ppb Welaufoli c1 nj.
non bersrepe fig lelp eIpst psp Ct
HepolperRub.
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-25

III Wfanufafturparer ilbbou Di ct aoet lepala. baabe I'm, %
nmpIere. nj DC Iascie muigs 9uitr
&iolet0ier ole Wenits til 8rkr ira 10 Ct pr parb Ill ben hu,fs
8assmr % Slt'. " lrlaer btSrc aaskmu nj 81 Dr. uaro
eno nossnfnee bar prrtt ulbaoi 9teorob
FANCY DRESS GOODS til msprt lape 4rir.
SCOT hmpd, 9rrrco fra 5 a 8 cts pr. paro.
Nsoite aalifo 8 es. pr. paro. 81 baRrl SvIaa.
Denims, Ticks, Slesf 9Grto Ou. iarrss bdliat
StrUmpcr for Gamr oG Bern. @ose Sirsmpu lot.
Ynraiollsr, Sn0rclip, Soreeuac olp.
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-25


600 S~oroOielie. timber Sperffrif.
ten "Suao ct Wsnuslte fan ioroeie"
bsrstter Worssnpoiisu en- Siitorie
ON en- Mano, i bpis Mape man
eft,r bans Oeo fanot ISL @ien.
itanee. nemIlg 20 SpGnosr, IA
@lastpttsr. 10 6lint,lisus, 3 Stptter
Spsius. l Stpfts &obb,r, l Sio.
maasrlpI, | NaaI.' 8obbntnappsr
% 1882 Naslsr".-NQs eisie Soaer
pare sitsr Worssnpoitsns Siaeno,
"iOrbeieoe". Set itulbs pirielia in.
tsrssiere os at ie fOreeisbs Wlas.
bumper, SiOmassriple. SIinfitcne o.
Ra9!er. % bet fan lite noatts, at
ben Wauc. Der bar funnel pnataas
ns esnne Sorr,tuine. maa baps ue.
ret al en- aiosles u%traOrbiu9r Ve.
lfanenbeo.--Wen en- III, minor, aoo
Maos maa WOr9enponm baps. Il.
Den ben bar funnel iOrbeie oenns
Slltorle, % ben bar pitteIis for.
oe'st osnne Siitoris, % ben bar
plrfelis iorbsist ben; ibi bi bar -
naturllepis | forosi,t Stano-gj,n
iuneet ben / 8sro,ns Sang, ,ller
"Joroeitliens Sang. iom ben for
esilisbsosn maalis posienbe ianee
taloss. vi enite bet lbltnepnte
Blao al 9lsrtet Ct "Sel bsfomm.!"
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Decorah-posten., 1879-06-25
Seroensuoitiainaen sioneu. 6or

SeroensuOitiuinsen ! Siontp. Ser.
btrepellerne prlpes msp laa ltor
Seer, al enoos 1000 arbeioere ar.
bslosr ON Wattsn PED elefiriH
sps for at Iaa be pibtleftise Sps.
Ringer farpise I'll reits 3ip. Der
anlasaes iiaise en- Ssrnbane I'll
Victorla, ION man baabsr at fun.
ne laa iarlis I'll Ottcbsr. Dc
auitraliRe 8o.onlsr bar beIuttet
iamtleis pep upfiainssn at for.
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-25

#.aanH. a- b aaaAa aaaaHHMlIaM MI
aniialle sn natienalefonpmi1 Sen.
9r,s. Ill brilfen abe fremraaenee
pioenaatelise % iHpuftriele Scr'
euinaer / europa Nal inebppee.
Meteoriiem. Sra Ssane Rripss
"8riifianslaups StiftsapisS: eas.
ninsen ON ei / Mmsrifa reo en-
WetsUriten foraariaget Dspsfalb
braaie mig iii al. tRnfe paa en- /
I'm 2lp paa 8aatoen IaraaS /
Seans inptrunen I~tIpra1elie, Der
-frars9aet Observation-Disclosures
aegen ei9beo mep bin american.
Ne. De nRrmere GENERALIZATION
CT mig berstteoe iem n"ebenanieri
al 0aareens nurRrerpe 9efipper
6rsbrlf Hillen, sfter bpab ban bar
bert At fine 6crRlpre. bpilfen BE.
refining / ale Dele barer Sane,
beeenS umisfienpelige 0lbnesbprp.
) bans O~losilbers Jio-fcr on.
trent b~unprepe aar lioeu - bier
Sulets Seboere nlDer eQer umip,
pelbart eftsr 81 lterft Ecrpenpeir
par, at Der | Stprituens 0nlp
fanbtss ~ltsneEoe 9uler laapel /
Sofiet ION | 1aast llse cpencper.
Oct ~ltlenneoes "a, at Der MATTE
pRre fommen en Olenitanb (efter
3atioens 2tp % Setsanelie en-
"IVrpenflle") nepl9ltnnsm Sulet,
lamt at Den maatte fiupss / Sor,
Den nepenunoer, % peS ben ner'
paa foretasne Wrapnlng fanbt man
cglaa / eli 0pbpe al TIE Sob gam.
1e rigtIl, bpab man lc3te, nemllN
Ell Sten, Der paslepc iii Dc rpel.
rmtalte SuQer. Stenen CT oete,
paret paa 0aarpeu ira Sdotr III
Sen liastll Hulloen. pIlincf CT
ben lllast / lpenoe Sipfftr, men
eens rpriubslISe 6crm er liaefulpI
iilitsbe: Zen or rnnb % benpeo
8 CONNER lang. {pffelltn (1ln
meteren) er pla " Diem omirept
Ell cs Ell balp Scmme, men AHA
Aenoe mob 6nosrne; oeue llpleen.
Dc % SeRaHsnpeo iorepriIt tpber
utplpllemt ben paa, at Bet er Ell
Wstsoriten, bpis Iillpnsf0mit lpl,
pes ben cpsnIcr ifllerepe gssipen.
beo. Sluttelig t~ilieieS, at oct
9us, ajenneM buffet Slenen fem
nee, lsrit blep neprepet lflcr. r9
at man llAetil pa funre le 9naet
pcftst.
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-25
On Ct SInercSe, Der OparareDes

Sm Ct SIllcrc0e, Der pp1rareDes
Vtuteren 1S72-73, berette5 /
aprllbeftet AZ "Natursn": TIMBER
ct WsiarbeIpe paa 0aarpen Sifs
@runo / 6nebaf Vraltsaielb bier
blpltet Ell Ruueitensm9le lige psp
Ell gaf. Huber ben Sanp %
@rasterp. bpcrmeo psnne Stsn.
bob / aarene5 eeb par blepen be.
oaffet, ~fanpteS en- BET Wensre
9n9crme ltgSeuoe froltfrie | en-
Opboe at pmtrent 2 SOB. Stfe
minere sup cmtrent 800 blsp bralt
for 0a8en, % aai9epel iuntes Der
at pRre Sperflpe iSien. Dc Rite
lts ltraI temmellQ lipll9e N for,
maaeee enoos at bep99e ia eaa
Sien, bpcrpaa Dc bier la1t. st
Oulin Stptfer, ION al Su9enler
Setlelen inpienoteS lereuoe iii
uuiper itetet, par ale al en- milo
pelS Sterrelle al pmtrent . 500.
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-25

Ut garnmelt s@stepar. s Deb.
fcrolbire | 6nelano ieper en- Wanp
rep Rapn Sobu Roiebersr, Der
leper Tom "Sislefremmer" OF lcm
bar BAIT ell mRrfelio Sfirbn.
pam par fsot | @bitbp | 1896 "a
9ifteee zig / en- alpsr al 20 @ar
mcp Ell nug Vi9e paa 13 Mar,
lcm par ell Batter al Yralten /
Steeple. Slapocn. Mcnsn bisp peo
at 9aa / Sfclen 10 Waaneber
efter Srpaupret. iom par fore.
saast al Semmelisbep. Oa bet
fcm no, at Yr9lteus Oatter ban.
Be 9lftet fig mep Ell Sisleframmer.
blep ban lat | 3ahotten % 1onen
lrRrret inoe al fine Jcr9lore.
San blcp pos frifitnot, cs be to
ms1st ungs Solf, Tom bapbe tanpt
Spmens Saffel / iaa 9oo 5ip, le.
peoe m iammsn / @stsftab / 81
Mar, inoiil Moneu psbe for fire
Mar ioeu / en- Mlper 90 Mlr. s
eereS @stsfab fsbte bun to %
trpe Bern, lptien 0remae o. fem
bigger, bppraf life Ell er / 9ipe.
VbtltMrn ccerlepeoe fin gauels
o. ear mc9et itrlt al oenne Se.
sunltlseIIe al 6%prlpnet, iamt al
At Der er tire at bans Saarlrffer
paa yrit!R Wuieum ~ Ell bcs
Orenninl Viftcria, ION msp beiit.
s9ae Sanoer flippeoe Den al bans
Scpee % oereitsr psfcrerepe BAN
mee Ell Salsfi9pe, lcm eiper BAN
Stang pper islpe Uprigbebsperlo.
nerne I Sbirets @rep1aber ; nleu
Der or bsler insen al benz, ipm
bar paret WJtemanD / 81 aar /
lraf. o. bpls aons bar laaet to
og ippe Born | Den lib.
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-25
Slot at 9pert.

VDtfe cller ltlpffc ? Gn rig &en.
tenif | Berlin friepe, trobS fin
beie Mlber, til en- falti9 6nfes
sauife nnse Oattsr, Der bceoe /
famine SuS lom ban. Sans I'll.
buo blep mcptaset. Scr Srpaup'
yet orlatte ban bpS ell Wctar III
3eifamente, bpcri ban beltemte, at
bans Sultru fiulbe arpe bans bsls
Scrmue, Der beleb iig iii Here
bunbrsps 2ufnpe Warf. Giierat
0iellen par fulbisrt. blep Ell Gro.
fpft lnotaset at Wsteparret %
Here Wialter. Timber Waaltiost
falpt plupielis 1nipen up al Den
samle Wanps $aanp % ban lanf
liples baaopsr / e9neitcleu. 81
&ierteaaa bappe enpt bans Gin.
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-25

I'll Wjeos Urclic ira Grncns
&locr. Snbe PED Sunpen AZ 50.
~leniiprpsn 2 Wil / On lra 9ieis
melanp liaSer 0aarren 6srrt, paa
De 3 SIber O~mfranolet AZ bsle
6ielpe. Yaa Den enc Sloe, lem
peneer MOB Solen. ipirer Wr9slel
me9st tiplll on 0aaren | be lmla
aflltler / 6leloet, OF ferbeu leser
@jeoeu efler I'm Herins laalnarl
queen CT 9last ~. Gn Dag /
forri9e llAs berte Ell ing Wano,
Stub 1ltiellen 6crre. Ell 0jep
lamre iiS pnfells pppe 1 6jeleet,
OF laa pd, at Den par anIaloen AZ
Ell Orn, lcm Dos life m0Stsne AZ
ilppe bort meb Den. ) lalpanne
SilfRlpe nil OInen bellt brRbc m
Sptte PED at ltprte bet no Tor
SlelSdranten, cler, bpis bette
life laper fig Aiere, Wager Pen ret
laalense meb 9eb % 2ler inotll
ben faar Slpet At Bet. Mnnb par
imlolertip life ZEN meo at bsnts III
Sever, % lI9elaa raj lem Sic
Den iii al flare | Tielbet leb ban
aflteo for at fMrellt Opret. Sor
frafftt cpsr S99cIenS Acmme
ilap Ornen lit Sptte "a lpinJepe
tg cp | Suften, men Spitsn III
ben I9fre Bio tlep ben for ltarf
o. eale0e after us6 paa 8iseen,
men mn rar Stub nRr NET, laQoe
meo iffsr 9aanb al % f9lpepe
Grnen paa @ieceuS Gpg uben At
lace peuue. Nu par @iebeu reo.
Oct, % 1nuo III pesupeu 2 ar. /
Sfurpr9mie for ben iaibtps Cn.
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-25

M
vi tHbper bupso Tarmerc bet norblae Soma o. ipbIae gRinur
ioa e pelbthtnbts 90 prepeoe S5arm Wafiuer. bottle pi BABE is0t
Here Oar. neml9:
waiter II. Woods Harvester, aiarr 81 Bob.
Waiter n. WOOdS Harvester, aiarsr 81 8Oo.
(Seo Bnbr til btaae
Waiter II. Woods Re0per, NGrer 81 % G1 Bob. mb
"Rop,r @ttnhment' I'll brgGe
HuHer n. U0OdS I'm Iron Frame Mower" msb inbelu'ftee
&amblul, nnorcr 4 SOB } sommsr % A Sob 6 CONNER.
WaHer II. Woods ne1C RuI Rake Reaper.
Little Champion ReaDey, fiersr 6 5oe.
Leuder Iron Frame Reaper, iiarr 6 Sob.
BeIoI Reaper.
Belot Harvester % "Ttotne Binder."
.MeadOV King .MoWer.
Monitor Hay Rahe, Hand and ~selfdumPer.
Taykor Hoy Rahe, Hand and Selfdumper.
HItUOOd Riding Corn pow.
b. u. Bu6ord D. Co.'S sulky Pows.
Stubble Flows, Breaking Plows, Tanning Mills,
Horse Hay Forks og allie slags Farmredskaber
Aultman Taylor Vibrator Thresher and Traction
Engine,
Massillon and Sweepstakes hreshers.
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-25
StOughton VOgne Og Buggyer.

vi bar nuusbe moetood EN- MISUNDERSTANDING mo Sarptnus
on 8inoas. en- meo ~RoUus" % IN al "9sabr Rppus". vi bar
Wolfintr ophts nj Yrsos port 8artbus.
Sorriae Nar iOas nj 66 Sebbir0ue. nr ale eirbf uemartd
arbdes, mtbtns mango nnort SlnQs Mnbue la idl vi gurores
Ylope Der u nnalmote Tor al oGre be btoh, Wari,ttt lOIst. ui 90
Nor CAT ofraats bru,o I'll 6ormtre for on Se9nina b unei,
% fortge Mar. og baOber. omtuNIent 5intrue er truuae, ooha lar
at tnune lG9s ened. ti b MI lrgs III Fruer, Der torrcpOnoccr mto
Siesrnc @or Wono e:
SoSe Varer, reseiis Scbnnsiins % lave Vriier.
&rbeeish,
"a Haugen & Hulversen.
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-25

aniialle sn natienalefonpmi1 Sen.
9r,s. Ill brilfen aae fremraaenee
pioenaatelise % iHpuftriele Scr
suinser / Gurepa Hal ~iuebppee.
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-25

On YuS % 6onOuoner Til mon t,baoe At bcnpsube M I'll
H. AM DSE AgoInt.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS.

lively scene was created at the meeting of tho
Dock Commissioners yesterday when a former en-
ploye named Felix Armstrong appeared and inter-
rupted the proceedings. He accompanied by a
lawyer. and loudly denounced the chief engineer,
George 8. Greene, whom he said unfit for his po-
sition by reason of incompetcncy, and that he was
wasting the city's money with useless experiments.
The mans sudden and unexpected appearance.
well violent manner. quite disconnected
the Commissioners and completely upset their
routine of business. Armstrong; lawyer endeavored
to quiet him in vain. Commissioner Dimock told
Armstrong that IL he wished to have his charges lis
tened to he must put them in the form OF writing.
when they would be thoroughly investigated. This
Armstrong promised to do, and to prove by them
that Greene should be dismissed UNIT for the po
sition he holds.
Commissioner vanderpoel. when visited by q
HERALD reporter last evening sad:-"Nlr. Grecue
came to the Dock Board with excellent testimonials.
aud we have found evidence OF his incompctcncy.
In all his examinations have found him rcful
and conscientious. The salary is $4,000 a year.
His responsibility is very great and for young
man Il believe he is about thrty-hve years of agcl
he il remarkably able. SO far rs Armstrong;
charges are concerned / will say this I'VE are al
ways glad to hear any properly made charges of in
competency on the part of our employees that may
be brought to our notice. If Mr.. Dimock saw any
thing wrong he is the man to sft II to the BOTTOM.
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
IN THE HANDS OF A RECEIVER.

Tho Mechanics and Laborers Savings Bank, of
Jersey City. which in November last suspended pay
mcnt. yesterday passed into the hands of q receiver
The institution organized in 1862. with Charles
q. ssson president. On the death OF the presi-
dent Mr. John Halliard. the vice president. pro-
NOTED to fill the vacancy. and being then president
Of the State Fire Insurance Company. old and
wealthy. resident and good Christian. II was sup.
posed that the bank In excellent condition until
an examination by the Bank Examiner revealed
that the institution rotten all the way through
indicted charges of conspirng with the secretary
and several directors to dcfraud the dcpositors and
two bills OF indictment presented against him
for embczzlcment aud perjury in connection with
the state Fire Insurance Company. After several
months Of patient waiting the depositors. all Of
whom of the poorer class organized for their pro-
lection and succeeded in having Mr.. Washington
II. Williams appointed to examine the bank. The
aniner presented his report to the Chancellor ON
Monday and the Court hxed yesterday as the time to
hear the suggestions offered by the directors and de-
positors In Chambers, yesterday tho directors
were represented by their counsel. Judge John Gar
rick and tho secretary by Mr.. James W. Don
elan The dopositors were represented by exCoroncr
James f. Cannon, James Chester and Ave others.
Counsel the directors urged the appointment of
committee of three, one of whom should be dircc-
tor and the depostors opposed this They requested
the institution be placed in the hands of receiver
and recommended the appointment of Mr. Williams.
Their request granted and Mr.. Williams will take
charge of the institution at once.
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
CENTRAL PARK PARADE GROUND.

The Park Commissioners held their regular weekly
meeting yesterday. The Board authorized the con-
struction of roadway from the Fifth avenue en-
of the Park to the eastern side of the Museum
of Art order to facilitate to that institution.
The plaza at Fifth avenue and Fifty-ninth street.
which is low and swampy ground. was ordered to be
filled in and raised to the grade Of the street, and
the removal of certain trees in this vicinity
also recommended, they are considered to be
adopted:
Whereas bill has presented and is before
Department OF Public Parks shall establish parade
ground the ball ground the Central Park and
whereas the Central Park by its formation and the
for which it intended and used-that of a
pleasure ground for all classes of ctzenshas made
almost universal the sentiment OF the injustice
darics and whereas. BY years of careful thought
by many of the highest military officials of
this city and State, including the present Major
conceded that the plan and Of the Cen
Park calculated for military purposes snf
cen grounds within the Park be appropriated for
such purposes without diverng them from the for
which they intended and been for years,
snteed and enjoyed. Therefore
learned with much of the proposition before
Legislature for the taking of portion Of the grounds
recognizing the that such action would
tail tho Park feel IL thcir duty, only their
behalf but behalf of the citizens Of the city of New
York. to earnestly protest against the enactment OF
such and earnestly that tho bill before
the Assembly may not become = law.
Resolved That copy Of the foregoing preamble and eso
luton be duly and transmitted to the Hon
orable the Legislature.
After which the Board adjourned
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
FATAL CASUALTIES.

Peter Kelley. aged sixty-sx years, for long time
an invalid while being removed yesterday in acosch
from No. 65s Eleventh avenue to the residence OF
relatives in Astoria. died before the vehicle had
reached Tenth avenue. The body was driven to tho
Morgue and there deposited.
Patrick Farrell, aged twenty-six years. laborer.
was employed in the plaster mills of Gilbert. vantuy
Co., No. l67 Cherry street. He was in the WE'LL
hole. in the act of removing barrel cement when
the wire rope of the ascending elevator broke and
struck him in the face. The force of the blow nearly
severed his head at the chin aud base of the skull
He was instantly killed.
The body of female child about three DAYS old
was found yesterday in the hallway OF No. 1O3 Most
street and was taken to the Morguc. The Corouers'
Office is investigating the case.
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
DEPUTY SURVEYOR KIBBE.

The appointment Of Deputy Surveyor of the Port.
which has been in contemplation nearly month.
has at last been made by General Graham. Colonel
Edward +. Burton who held this position for some
years, forwarded his resignation from Oakland. CAL.
where he now resides to take effect the 10th ult
Yesterday afternoon General Graham nominated Tor
this important Office Colonel George q. kibbe. who
has been Inspector of Customs tor seven years.
colonel Kibbe enlisted private in the Eleventh
New York volunteers, and was speedily promoted to
a second lieutenant He then assisted in organizing
the sixth regiment. New York heavy artillery. and
was made captain. Through conspicuous galantry
ana executive ability he attained the rank OF colonel
of his regiment. Colonel Kibbc was i'm command Of
Bermuda Hundreds, and also OF the city OF Peters
burg, Va, under the late Major General Hartsuf.
lie also participated In the Shenandoah campaign,
under General Phil Sheridan.
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
BOGUS EXTRAS

The residents of many of the uptown streets the
west side have been aroused from their sIumbers
lately by cries of Extra Telegram. Terrible Acct
dent on the Elevated Railroadl' In many instances
the cry was sufficient TO causc~omc to go out
from the houses and purchase. Those "cxtras'' In
variably proved to be fraudulent. Tuesday evening
the same cry of Extra Telegram. Terrible Acct
dent on tho Elevated lailroadl'' was raised by
two boys, named James Ryder and Patrick
Noonan, in West Fifty-scvonth street. A
daughter of Mr.. Nathaniel Hurst, residing In
that street, heard the cry, and remembering
that she had sent her two children down town on the
Metropolitan Elevated road became almost frantic
Mr. Hurst went out and bought the paper offered by
the two boys. He discovered at once that the alarm
was bogus" and being much iuconscd on nc
count OF the disquctude caused to his daughter. he
caused the arrest of the two boys. They were ar
ragned hsfore Justice Morgan yesterday and fined
So each.
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
SEQUEL TO RUNAWAY MATCH.

Chancellor Runyon. of New Jersey. has just granted
decree of divorce TO Mrs. Elbertina Dudley nee Will
ia,ns from Frank X. Dudley, the ground Of deser
tion. Mr.. Dudley father is cattle dealer in Jersey
City and resides in handsome style on Summit
nue.. the Heights. The parents of the young lady
have resided in Jersey City for many years. About
four years ago. while Miss Williams in her
fifteenth year. she ran away with young Dudley.
who then twenty years of age. and tho
pair were married The union was Objectionable to
The parents on both sides, and the young husband
had lived with his wife only two three months
when he disappeared. He was next heard from Ia
California. little over year ago he returned to
Jersey city to learn that during his absence he had
become father. He found his wife at the residence
of her parents and, it is sad offered to live with
her II they could reside with her folks The brides
parents, is alleged refused to allow that and he
disappeared again. Recently Mrs. Dudley began
proceedings for a divorce, aud there being dc-
fence offered decree was speedily granted tho
the child.
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.

Mr.. w. G. Trull. counsel for Mr. Pierson, the
cciver asserts that 1t erroneously stated in the
HERALD yesterday that orders Of arrest had been
issued against the trustees Of the Widows and Or
phans' Life Insurance Company.
Summonses served upon the trustees in
civil suit brought against them by Mr. Pierson. An
application to that gentleman yesterday by HERALD
reporter for copy OF the complaint in the suit
met by refusal to either furnish copy Of tho
plant or to give even the gst of IL.