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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-20
The Jupltsr Accident.
Bod. Standard, Nov. 10.


Smith Russell. Q carpenter ct the Ju.
piter hoisting works, was caught last
evening between the cage and the shalt
timbers and absolutely crushed-bresk.
ing nearly every bone in his body. II
seems that hs had got on to the cage at
the 600 level. where hs had been On.
gagged In some timberiug. and was being
hoisted to within . few feet Of the 400
station, whom the cage suddenly came TO
q stop with . force that Jared the build.
ing with considerable violence. The
foreman Immediately descended the
bucket compartment and found tho body
oil Russell TANNED into q space OF about
six inches between the cage and hmbers.
II. had considerable difficulty In sxtri.
eating the body and clearing the cage.
The foreman states that there was some
track iron on the cage, and II - prob.
able that the iron caught on the side OF
the shaft and crowded the unfortunate
man against the hmbsrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-20
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
rs,,crAI 70 .u, sold HILL DAILY nw,
Current Expense. Of Government.

Current Expenses Of Government.
WASHINGTON. November 20. = The
printing Of the detailed estimates for the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1881. has
been completed. The estimates Of the
amounts required for the expenditure
under the War Department aggregates
500, s2l. 7s4: for military establishment
3 1867. ss4; for public works OF various
kinds, IS, oO0, 900; for river and harbor
improvements, 81. 900, 900; for sea COST
fortifcstiops, STA 900; for buildings in
and around Washington, 1851, 1000. The
cost Of the naval establishment Is esti.
mated at sll. COS. l4s; for Indian ser.
vice. "a. 992. $40; for foreign intercourse.
81 ,l85, l35; for salaries and expenses OF
collectors OF the internal revenue, 81.
O75, 900; for expenses OF the mints and
assay Offices, 81, 209, $40; for salaries
and expenses OF the Treasury Depart.
mont proper, $2,e6l,6 72; for the Iuts.
rior Department proper. 90, lac ,974; for
the deficit In the postal revenues. 81.
7l2, 900; for construction OF new light.
houses, besoons and fog signals. $074,.
600; for now Government buildings
throughout tho country, 80. 2s7. 900; for
judicial salaries and expenses OF courts.
49, $50. 900; for pensions, $32,044,0 600;
for salaries and expenses Of the two
Houses Of Congress. about ~. 8O0. 600;
for salaries OF the President and Vice
President and expenses OF Executive
office, 1907, 464; for expenses Of the
tenth census. S2,750,000. The grand
aggregate OF estimates 10 Sl36, 347. l29.
The total amount appropriated By Con.
grsss for the current fiscal year was
$l62. 404. GAS. which included $2b. 000..
900 for arrears Of pensions and about
81 800. 900 for the District Of Columbia.
No estimates for either OF these pur
poses are submitted In the book OF est.
mates this year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-20
suspension Of . Chicago Firm.

CHICAGO, November 20. Hsed q
Sons. representatives Of several Eastern
music houses, are reported by the Dunn
Commercial Agency a. having failed.
Their total liabilities are said to be
1854, 900, and nominal assets $l67,0 0
chiefly In real estate. The house 10 n
OF the oldest In the West. and has done
Q large business at Reeds Temple OF
Music, l9l and 1893 State street. The
members OF the Arm assert that they are
only embarrassed for means to meet .
note, and that . creditor took an unus.
nal method for collection, which forced
them to what will be only . temporary
suspension.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-20
Hark From the Toonhs.

CHICAGO, November 2o.-Ths editor
Of the Neps has verified the correctness
Of the dispatch received from General
Robert Toombs, Of Atlanta, Co., on the
18th inst. The dispatch received has
been compared with the original and
found to bs correct In every word.
Hence, there Was no gsrhlins In its
transmission. The closing sentences
read "Hs (Grant) fought for bis
country honorably and won. ] fought
for mine and lost. and ] Am ready to try
IL over again. Death to the Union"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-20
Arr,,.,. en-. nsr.i.r.

r Thistswait. J Smith. Rev Father M.
gent. T B Atkinson. u u Gillespie. J u
Douglass. Abbott. n L Yager. Nss-
cham. Mrs Walker. Il Green. J Daniels.
II J Mexas,srs. Miss Kitty Dsvar. Hy
Doans and wife. Mrs. Howe. Mrs NeFar-
Ian. A Fee. Mrs Lyon. Mrs Jas Mckay
and child. J E Bloom. II @ Blasdell. W Z
Rothrick.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-20
The South on Grant.

New Yong, November 20.-Ths Her
aid says Of the Grant movement In the
South : We do not like the intelligence
ve reosivs ON this subject. but that 10
no reason Why We should withhold OF
disguise, or color or distort Il. We
need not Gay that We dsprseats the nom.
isstsa Of Grant - dangerous 70 eur
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-20

hard CAsI.-A poor man ~ " tuo
cslAboose here In Gold Hill for being
found drunk and asleep on the side.
walk. He 10 sentenced to twenty
Ave days imprisonment. Meanwhile
his wife and four children with pros.
pects OF another shortly are liable to
suffer more than be will. Truly the
sins OF the father are visited upon his
children. Yet IL would seem that this
should not be.
HorsrrSo Olf.-Ors 10 now being reg.
ularly hois,ed through the Union shaft.
A good deal Of ore was piled up In the
$500 station OF the Sierra Nevada mine
at the time the drift wa run to connect
with the Union shaft. The greater part
OF this Wal very rich. The west cross.
cut on the $500 level Of the Sierra Nc.
vads 10 also being advanced In the same
rich ore.
T. q. Ralston, commission stock
broker, can be found at his Office In the
Maynard Block. and IL prepared to help
the boys make turns on stocks. He
buys, sells or carries on margins IS
directed BY bis customers. They are
low now. Ralston's advertisement will
b found In another column.
SIERRA NEVADA ORr.-Tsams are now
engaged in hauling ore from the Sierra
Nevada ore house to the ore house Of
the Consolidated Virginia Company for
shipment to the Carson river for reduc.
ton. About 400 tons OF ore had accum.
ulated at the Sierra Nevada ore house.
DR.. Chapman. surgeon dentist. 10
doing some Of the finest work on teeth
sver seen In this section. He ID up
with the times In every particular. His
Office is at $50 South @ street. Virginia,
and his modest card will be found In
another column.
s. Kline, alias John Doe. alias any
other name which comes handy. who
was arrested here for stealing clothing
and on general suspicion Of burglary.
has been held In $1,000 10 appear and
answer the findings Of the Grand Jury.
he 10 in jail.
OF the $751;. 900 Of State and county
taxes levied in Storey county about
$40. 900 have been paid. The delin.
qusnt list 10 being made out and when
it 10 summed and compared the exact
amount will be made known.
Today Professor Willis, Principal Of
the Third Ward School. Virginia, and
W. Il. Hill, Secretary Of the Gold Hill
Board, visited the Gold Hill schools,
Central building.
Notwithstanding all the work that has
been done ct greater depth the aow Of
water from the ore body on the 22O0
level Of the Sierra Nevada shows no
dimunition.
Postmaster Chubbuok leaves for the
Bay tonight on business. He will eat
shrimps In the big city BY the seq for q
week and come back happy.
At the North BONANZA and Flowsry
they are about opening . station at the
800 levsl.
Professor Ewing Of Virginia 10 now
npidly recovering from his late severe
illness.
Hermann, the Wizard, will b the
next attraction ct Pipsr's Open House.
The vest crosscut on the $500 level
Of the Sierra Nevada 10 still In One ore.
Green eusuAbsn are still on sale at
Ne market.
TAsatsgiviss enc week issR ,slsy. !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-20
Ha.dred Years Hence.

I. E. James Of the Yellow Jacket Is q
firm believer In the future Of the Com.
stock. While watching the movements
Of the new engine there yesterday the
conversation turned on the subject Of
the great improvements which have OF
late been introduced along tho lode.
Eyes" said Mr.. James, land q hundred
years hence some man will come along
and when contrasting things then and
now will say. well. they did manage
to scratch out considerable dirt with
their rude appliances after ALL"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-20
I~,Jssessss ssiI

E. A. Hyde, Of the chicken ranch In
Bevsn.mils Canyon. has brought an In
junction suit against George Wilson. 70
prevent the latter from diyertins the
waters Of . spring from which Hyde has
vstsred his stock and ranch for tan
years. The spring stands BIT feet and
north 10 degrees west from the ranch.
and Wilson has commenced digging .
ditch TO zap the sosres Of The spsing:
Ths injaAsdea has bssn srs1tsd and
SsgYsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-20
neparsurr. l,.ss Eveotug.

Nv varney. Chss Smith. r johnson. N
Ksmbls. Geo Ke.sick. Geo Tromlitx. Geo
y Logan. J n Douglas. W s Cone. Z
Babeock. o Hamlin. J II Douglass, FA
Hayes. J Thomas. J ~Seeeompe. Miss n
Lsnhsrt. Mrs A Lenhart, Mrs. @ H Tay.
Tor. Mrs. Krauss and child. Mrs c @ Hunt.
ley. Rev J Thoupsou. IA McLsne. L p
Drs1lsr. Mn D B Norton, u J Farrell. J
Psyssr, Niss 4 Dryer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-20

free institutions. but II the Southern
Republican delegates should be solid for
Grant, this danger will have to be met
and parted by the people after the nom.
ination IL made.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-20
SHAFT SIGNALS.
xpIsoS woRKrsa UPoN a NEW
sYsTEA.

The Necessity which Exists for
somsshinE Reliable asd what
Has Bssn Dsae-Cersesposdsoes
Beswseu Mercer Ossy Of she
Yellow Jsckes ssd Ar. Edison
o. the Duhjeos.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-20

RrruasrD. Gillespie has Just
got back from . weeks trip to Bodis.
BE didn't walk this time. preferring TO
take It slow and easy by the stage. He
speaks we'll OF Bodis, and will see some
more OF Il he says.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-20
q. n. GALLUP.

q. n. 0A,Iur. opposite ths Bank Of oaiifor
nh. oo,d Hin, sssps eoassanuy On hand Ai
nvorfss brands Of Imported c.os. choice bit
r,vs,s. al iinds OF chewing tobacco. mser.
scSanm uipes, school books and ststorsrJ Of
m dsschpdonA fns cutie1. md tors ans ianey
ooods OF All kinda. sp3n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-20

A .s..l Wire cable Tor The Savage ~.
r.,.d yesterday. Il Il Are inshss vids:
~ n issh thiok, 800 fsst lsss asd
rSteas svss IA.0oo pounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-20
WHY WILL rot
sr.s,s 5, pRoyIrs IN 70 DAys.

What $40 did In Wall street IN the mutual
ssSsty plan. Pamphlets explaining everything,
Win two unssrins rules fof success. scot Tree.
oar cusomers In all paris Of the country srs
r,alisius lares pronts ever mouth. send for
Psnphiet. Address etnrsos 3 Co., % Ex
change Pace, New ioff. &2m
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sr0CA sEroRr.
san FrAneiscs Board.
LAAT EYENIN0.

LAST EVENING.
SO Raymond & Ely. I 90
s25 Eureka Con-, ?oS, 20. lst, isS
360 Belmont. 1
700 Leopard, 25o
925 ella. 40c. 35c
65 Northern Belle. 6
900 Hussey. l5c
IS Manhattan. ~, 2 Gu
1850 Metallic. I, Csc
Is Grand Prize.
SOS Argenta. 93c, s0c
$50 Navajo. Soc. COO
$50 Endowment. SOC, i5o
675 Independence, 1. soc. $50
2600 Tuscarora. loo
50 Star. SOC
1a60 Belle Isls. 8 IS. 3 ~. 81
$40 Day. 1 20. l Is
$50 Hillside. I 70
400 Paradise, 90c
100 Rea del Monte. 81
9i6 Wales. 50
2sS NJ Diablo. laS. II
$50 North Belle Isle. 400. 500
40 Bodis, laS. la
ass Bechtsl. II
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265 summit. I IS. "
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-20
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
DEATH IN A TUNNEL.

(sr,o... TO ru. BOLD NIL DAILY srw'.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-20

The necessity for . new system Of
signaling between the engineer and per.
sons In the mines 10 apparent to all who
have anything to do with mining under
ground. The present appliances are
imperfect. unreliable and not always ct
command. By their use Q cage is very
sp. to be signalsd down when IL is
wanted to 90 up and there is much oon-
fusion and delay at times because OF
many signals being received. The bell
cord does not always communicate to
the bell what Is intrustsd to It. Whore
human lie 10 at stake II Il too unrelia.
bio to DO continued much longer In use.
But even II perfect between stations
and the surface. the present system Ii
detective In ono important particular
aud useless at Q time whom danger Ia
greatest. Il sometimes happens that
cages jump the guides. At such times
the saistiss arc Of no use, and nothing
but destruction awaits those on the cage.
What Ii wanted II some means OF telling
the engineer to at least stop bis engine
and something which can BE- used At any
time and In any place.
Several Of the mining men OF tho
Comstock are at work now upon some.
thing to meet all the requirements Of
the case. Last September Mercer Otsy
OF the Yellow Jacket communicated With
T. A. Edison. the great inventor. and
sndeavored to enlist bis abilities In the
cause. Following 10 his reply:
MrxLo PARK. n. j.. Sept. "a. 1873.
M~oer Oy. Esq. Gold Hill. Nevada
Dear sir: Referring to yours OF the
l4th. regarding signaling IN mines, l
think there need bs no difficulty In ~.
ranging such apparatus. but I should
like further particulars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-28
4 TALK WITH ENNIS, THE PEDESTRIAN.

John Ennis, the Chicago pedestrian in the late
international match in London last month. arrived in
this city on Saturday the Inman steamer City OF Ber-
lin. He seemed 10 be in good physical condition and
was in excellent spirits. In accounting for his recent
failure after the good promise Of his performance at
GiimOre's Garden last March, lie confirmed the tee-
graphic statement he Jumped into the Thames and
rescued TWO women, who in a small boat which was
down by passing tug. Ennis says mat after saw
ing Them be had TO walk four miles to get dry clothing,
ana I'm 30 doing ught cold which intertered
with his subsequent training He that the receipts
in London only amounted "a OOO about enough 10
cover expenses ami that Westous share OF the gate
money amounted TO very little He. therefore, natu.
rally homes that the next match for the Ashley belt will
take place in NewYork, where the patronage OF such
contests is more liberal. When this will be, Ennis says
mas not been settled. 1t depends almost entirely
Weston who is cratic Rowel and George Haeze, the
chaupion ffty-me runner have challenged Weston Tor
the belt he months in which TO name the
time of the contest Ennis that he VIII enter IL the
Ii XII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-28
ARNY INTELLIGENCE

WASHINGTON, July 26.-The findings of the
court-maral IN the OF First Lieutenant Patrick
Hasson for striking Acting Assistant Surgeon stegers
at Columbus. Ohio, in May last have been dsapproved
by the General of the Army. The court recommended
Hassons dismissal the service, and asscn is or
dered 10 return duty In order issued to-day by
General Sherman Hasson's action is held to be unjus-
fable but not so dssraceul warrant dismissal.
by direction the Secretary OF War, the following
order is published to the Armyi The price to be
charged the der in case OF the loss damage TO
his arms will be, for the Springfield rife and carbne.
cal as S15 and for tne HOtchiss magazine nile
and carbine (experimeut each $50. The prices ABOVE
fixed will take effect FROM and after July l, 1879.
The new post TO be established near I'll Paso, Texas
pursuapt to the act Of Congress approved February H.
1879 WILL by direction OF the Secretary OF War, Dc
known and designated as Fort Bliss Texas.
The following transfers IN the 9th Cavalry are an
nouneed First Lieutenant Patrick Cussack from Com
pany 4 TO Company Ct; First Lieutenant John Conine
from CONF any 10 Company A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-28
THE COURTS.
=, c,pr,1v ACCUSED OF CRUELTY.

SEA CAPTAIN ACCOcEb VI NhS :,
C,rtaip Jeremiah c. Merriman. OF the
- bark John Zittlosen. before United states
',.sloner Osborne on Saturday 10 answer the
I'm, ' :, inbuman conduct while at sea preferred
~ h,u, NV Thomas G.. Malloy and four other sea-
sN !, ,bo vessel. Malloy testified TO the captain
s,,c IN give the crew watch and watch anu W 'uo
-, a, irons Of those who refused TO continue worn
- that ON the day after being placed III IRONS nc
n0 -, an deck and by the orders OF the captain
Wa I ,,ate triced hlm up that his toes Just
'No ,ha dack he was afterward hoisted higher,
~, as raised completely off the deck several
SO th@t the captain TO let hum dow put was
IN. a, that pOsition hour when Itcne,G 80. ao-Io1
.sered him 10 his knees anu uee IL "a len
Ne also testified TO beng msiiats corrohoratod
i9o,I ,sstimonv For the defence the seeuhu n'ee
In C1nmminRs testified that wheh Msi ~ e,once ~
SCara al Bremerbayen he was unuVt ' ne An he w0s
i,,or and an his complaining that nc W. ~ or
hluoL, m, the second day out the crew calle al nv
ssu 80 for Tarh and watch; the captain sau' So
$3.50 Maloy replied that II ne dlq uot 50 o,,tajn
HrouId take IT, and was going peOW wnoh nooId NOT
$3.50 auf that If he went below then NC Mv''T m N
calleu decL agaIn until he reached New YORK 1nen
~ rboie crew went forward A rev uiuuiSS 10 %,
witness asked the TO turn TO- ana ai u 81 81
cept MaIloy and his four com patoS, ,ev finally re-
10 "a TO work several times, ana Wheu 49, 1osl-
fused they were put in irons Inc W1hess 20 mot
ffveiv that Malloy never ueu up on stoSt 90
MS feet were clear OF the deck ConIau ,i similar
felts Tbe c9ptan said the five sailors ne Hau Pu'
an irons seemed determined 10 run the shlp s ,n
osed 10 LET them know az the outset tna &c mSs IN
coptain He denied that there had Deeh g
i ,,rtslTnenf or that MaOy had been tced w az
80 time No punishment was lnncteu pvyOhu Mh"'
~ NECESSARY TO preserve discipline on board -, -,
T5c accused officer held 10 await the hctlon VI
a. c,and Jurv Bail was fixed at Al 900 John Att-
's tbe owner OF the vessel, became his DOndsIn2h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-28
CAS- MONOPOLY IN BROOKLYN.

In the City Court of Brooklyn, action was
-oght on Saturday by jesse W. starr, Of Camden, n
% set aside as fraudulent the conveyance Of prop
srtv nv the Mutual Gas Light Company to the Fulton
s,,,cDal Gas Light Company, and for an injunction
tst the latter prevent the operation Of the works
.o,veved 70 II. The firm of which the p'aiutf is
rher made contract 20 build the works for the Mu-
,rs company for $50 OO0 and took some of its stock
After expanding $4,000, the firm was changed by the
itbdrawal of the plaintiffs sons, and MI starr became
oe owner OF said portion Of the stock IL If also set
t mat the Board Of Directors Of the Mutual Company
rendered It's real Brooklyn Tor the c0nslo-
GRAFTON Of 81 TO samuel Richards who afterWarI con,
yeved II 10 James Jourdan president or the mutual
conoanvl by whom IL Sod 70 the Fulton Company
bese transfers alleged. were made without nodce
~ me stockholders. IL further charged hat the rd
fer gives the right TO operate tue Mutual company 8
yors for hfty years. valuable privilege, without ade
orafe recOmVense The Fulton Company mas hnlshed
H. gas works and is laying pipes. Tie injunction ASKED
f1r INV the plaintiff was granted by Judge Reynolds
In r. believed tnat this is another attempt OF the od
pas companies 70 prevent rival from entering INTO
eompetltion with Them There is now IN the court an
action against the Mutual Company TO declare us omar
Ter pu and void the ground that its capital was NOT
bald up within the time required by law. The convey
suce sought TO be set ASIDE II is legal, nuInes ILLS
nrurH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-28
CIVIL NOTES

A suit for abandonment was brought by
Barbara Rau against lawyer named jacob c. Munger,
d the Sixth District Cont, Brooklyn, and tried before
Justice Senior and Jury Saturday. The plaintiff
blamed that there verbal agreement between her
md defendant but they were not formally married
They had one child. Witnesses testified That Munzer
Introduced the plaintiff his Wife, The jury disagreed
The following business was transacted IN the
Kings County surrogate's Court during the past week
Will proved-John Brady, OF the City OF Brooklyn
Letters of administration were granted on the estates
Of the following named deceased persons. viz: John
Deutschmann Maria Murphy. formerly Maria O'Shea
Martin Hughes Catherine Hennessy, sibilla Oschsie
David Harrison ST., Bridget Mccarthy Matthew Paivn
Charles stOddsrd all OF the City Of Brooklyn Letters
of guardianship OF the person and estate o. JOnn
Mccarthy were granted TO George Downey; Of Louisa
simonson 10 Ebert Brush Of Emma A. Cammeyer 10
George W. Cammeyer; all Of the County OF Kings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-28
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-The United States
steamer TallapOOsa reached New-LOndon, Conn. from
Washington on Friday and left there in the morning
her way North.
Ensign Benjamin Tappan is ordered 10 temporary
duty on board the receyDgship Franklin at Norfolk,
Va.
Chief Engineer William j. Lamdin is ordered 70 hold
hjsef I'm readiness for orders 70 the SHENANDOAH aud
AZ feet an gfneer OF the South Atlantic station
Ensign Lyman Arms Is detached from the receiving
vessel Passaic and placed on sick leave.
Fusigns George g. FOulk and Walter Mclean de-
taeed from tie Alert and ordered 10 the Astc station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-28
HABEAs CORPUS CASES.

Justice Potter, in Supreme Court, Cham
bers on Saturday, listened to arguments in several
baDeas corpus cases. The counsel for Henry Gallagher
and Patrick Meehan. who were recently convicted IN
the Court Of General Sessions OF mansaughter IN the
fourth degree for killing Andrew Proscher and who
we're sentenced TO two years the State Prison asked
hat the prisoners might be admitted 70 bail until tile
Genera Term Of the Supreme Court heard the argu-
nents on writ OF error. Justice Potter reserved his
ecOn He also took the papers In the case OF Charles
b. Brown, committed the charge of killing hts wife,
reater offence than mansaughtec in the fourth degree
Justice Potter remanded Roderck Phean, held in $1,000
bail for shooting D. Tracy bartender, and Au-
Tutina Umbana, an Italian woman, arrested for beg
Eug. A..
Three wrts were granted returnahle to-day, in the
sases OF Henry T.. Frost confined In Ludlow street jail,
Moses Heymsn. detained at Police Headquarters, aud
Mira Dora wilkins the release OF her three
shildren from the NewYork Asylum, where they were
placed three years ago by their father.