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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07
Judge.

Under this heading the Elko Post COM
pliments our Judge as follows:
Judge Rives. who has been presiding on
the bench here in place Of Judge Flack for
the past week, has, during that time, sue
ceeded in winning the respect and admira-
ton OF all who nave had business in his
court. He is dignified upon the bench, but
courteous and affable, and the manner in
which he expedites business without slight
ing it is especially noticeable, and has been
the subject OF numerous commendatory re-
marks. He has rendered himself exceed
ingly popular, and upon leaving here will
take with him the best wishes Of the entire
community.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

The Weekly Bugle is published at juno
tionville, Nevada, by the Bugle Publishing
Company, and Leonard Bonnelli is editor.
J~unctionville is situated In the lower pof'
ton OF Lincoln county. near st. Thomas,
and the Bugle is the official paper OF that
locality. 1t is Of the letter-shee. slze, and
using no type, the editor sets up the paper
with his ready pen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

usa' James H. Ledlie has Aled his appli.
''a Tor q soldiers homestead for the e 4
II 's sW, \, sw. \ Of sw. \ Of Sec.
n 1sa SEs. Of NV. \ Of Sec. 20, T. Is
Rass = 40 Eco acres acres. situated In
hs harper tshoshone Indian) has Alsd
iOr ~ hpps,eatlon for an Indian homestead
N. ae OF: 4 Of Sc. \ Of SEQ. as, r. a.
In n. % \, containing 40 acres, situsted
Gen 9nd Valley. near Taft's Ranch.
hnd lanes II. Ledlie has died . desert
W. app',cation for the 8. y Of NV. \.
ssc. % n AZ; \, and NV. \ OF sW. \ az
Acres \. ~ N, r. As E., containing 400
.dioia; ms tract is situated south Of ana
Inc town Of Battle Mountain.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

Sheriff Fitch, Of Elko, passed through
to-day, says the Silver State OF the 9th,
with three prisoners for Carson. one'
named George Kennedy, was sentenced to
the State Prison for two years. for burglary;
another, named John Dunn, was sentenced
for 1s months for demonstrating, and the
third, named John Tappan, was sent for
one year for burglary. All three pleaded
guilty. which accounts for the short terms
Tor which they we're sentenced.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

In the course of an article on the mining
outlook of the State, the Reno Journal has
this good word for Eureka Eureka District
continues to astonish its warmest admirers.
The Richmond is proving to be one Of the
greatest mines in the world. The Eureka
Consolidated still has q great many divi-
dends in sight, and $500, 900 in the treas
ury. There are other mines in that section
which, when developed, will likely rival the
leading ones of the present time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

mere Will be services at the Episcopal
.Au'cn' morning and evening, 1t the usual
y rs. y d. Hammond will preach in the
ST.. ohnrch at II O'Clock this morning.
cIa.a ~ will be administered 1T the
Nvse OF the evening service.
NY NOV, george W. Gallager will hold SER
t s,;sn morning and evening, at the Presty-
s,a auere will be the usual morning and
hv why services at the Catholic Church.
" hey. Father Monteverde.
Rn 1aufnlng and evening services At the
Dsi mn NJ E.. Church, by Rev. George
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

Mr.. Morgan Cavanaugh, who fell down
the winze in the X X mine, some three
weeks ago, has SO far recovered as to be
able to 60 to work the coming week. he
was on the street yesterday, receiving the
congratulations OF his Eureka friends on
his fortunate escape
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

Attention is called to the new advertise
ment of Messrs. Meyers & Franklin, In
another column, in which they set forth,
that they are making a grand clearanee
sale for the purpose OF getting money ano
will therefore sell their good at way DOWN
prices. Call and examine their goods ana
priraa.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

The new Hosting works at the Jackson
mine were completed yesterday, and the
caoe act to running. A full force OF men
will sinking the shaft and drii,,
ing tomorrow, and active operations VIII
hereafter be in order.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

Messrs. Gilmer 4 Salisbury have removed
their Eureka, Hamilton and Phoebe stage
office to the Postofice building. Their rea-
son for removing from Wells, Fargo
Cos office was, that they did not have subj
Gent room. Their new office is very neatly
fitted up.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

Mr.. George Goodhue, a machin'ss from
the East. departs this morning ior Dr's'o.
District. He goes down to take charge OF
the new machinery Of the hiiiS'ae JONI
pany.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

THOMAS MURPHY has removed his Boot
shop three doors south of the new brick build
ing gu Main street, where he is prepared to
make the best French G If Boots To order, from
sortment of Boots of my own manufacture, At
reduced prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

Mr.. L. Banner lett on yesterday norm
ing's train for Candelaria. De wn' visi.
TX L before returning to Eureka ~ w,ll
probably locate permanently In ono VI 'he
two campo.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

sound the alarm Joe. of the GOLDEN RULE
STORE, is selling cigars at A for 70 cents. that
cannot be bought for less than twice the money
in any other store in Eureka
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

International Hotel-B. F. Marshall,
"sOy MI; II. Anderson. Hot Creek.
New York. "s Ao
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

That Joe. OF the GoLDEN RULE STORE. has
the largest. hest and cheapest assortment Of
suspenders In Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

That Joe, of the GOLDEN RULE STORE. viii
continue to sell his stock OF boots snd shoes Ut
uust, Until ell syv sud.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07
Very Funnyl


That Joe. of the GOLDEN RULE STohE' mas
not sold out yot. but he is selling sooos cheap
er than any other house in Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

If you want to have your watches and jew
elry repaired in a workmsnlike manner, go to
P. 'steler's jewelry store. two doors above the
White Pine County Bank. Main street. All
work warranted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

That Joe, of the GOLDEN RULE STORE. has
n splendid assortment of all wool cardigan
jacksts, cheaper than anyone else VIII think Of
selling them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

-.sr.anAY,s STOCK SALES.


50. Francisco stock EAcm"nge'
MORNING BOARD.
ooo ophir- 1ss 1879 1sh 90.
9oo ~Mexican-16@ l6ss ioH io1
1 1so Gould 4 Curry-5ss o*
So Rest Il Belcher-l0A
oSo Callfornia-360c 35oc
10 S~avage-5% -o
co Con. virginia-37oc
sSO Chollar-5h 5&
80 Con. v~irginia--365c
aSo potosi-405c if0c 4
zoo q uaIa n Norcross-6h ca
o ooO Crown Point-440c 445c 4s5c
ia Yellow Jacket-ssS
sl0 Imperial-55e y
$40 Belcber-12 12h l1h.
aio Sierra Nesada-23k 23% 2s1
f9o Utah-f1 ia
a50 Bullion-495c
Sao Fxchequer-34Oc
10 Seq. Belcher-17
en- Oyerman-64 6s
365 Justice-l+
495 Union-4o ava
15O Alta-3A $500
90 Lady Bryan-30c
90 =, CaIedonia-1A 1850 14Oc
9i5 silver Hill-95c 9Oc
70 C~hallenge-1A
400 New York-40c 35c
Az Occidental--l05c i
t1eO Lady Washington-75c Toe
1870 Andes--7Oc zoe
$50 Ward 1900 2
aeO scorpion-320c 315c 81 340c
600 L~eyiathan--l5c l5cb90
10 Benton-2f5c
400 Golden Gate-75c SOC
$50 Con. Dorado-145c
400 Flowery-20c
$50 N. Bonanza-45c SOC
a50 Golden Gate--S0c 75c
so Mackay-15c
60 Essex-lh
so Utah-llc
20 Alta-3S0c
AGO N. Belle-16a 16k
100 Manhattan--l3Oc
1920 Argenta-85c 65cs10 90c
$50 Endowment-15c zoe
$50 Metallic-2
800 Day-i5c Acc
100 H~illside-li0c asst paid
400 A~lbion-30c
100 Paradise -60c
40 b. Isle -25c
20 Wales-3
100 Mt. Potosi-390c SS0c
27O East Mt. Diablo--lk
les Bodie-8a 8
10 Beehtel--2A 230c
2j5 Mc~Clint0n-S0c S5c
so Tioga--3
$40 Summit-lk
So Bnlwer-9a
40 Syndicate-1A 170c
$50 Goodshaw--50c 45c
$50 Maybelle-s5c Csc soc
400 Concordia-50c
$40 Belvidere-3s0c ga 5000 355c
GOO C~hampion-G0c 55c
si5 Blackhawk-1A
$50 s.. Bodie-30c
els Booker-S5c SOC
go s.. standard-25c
1885 Queen Bee-60c SOC SOC
1870 Mono-St $40 So
IS Con. Paeiic-4 81
375 Uniyersity-25c zoe
500 Dudiey-la l ll0c lose assm't pal
900 Jupiter--2T0c 265c 260c
300 s. Bulwer-1S0c
800 Addenda-75c SOC
$50 MONDAY 390c
10 N. Noonday-390c 4
$50 D. standard--ll5c 110c
$50 0rient-l0c
1875 Mammoth-2
10 Glory-IA
800 Boston-l30c IL sl0 Ia
$50 Orc -lS0c 1850
80 Tiptop-4A
200 Silver King-7
10 Giant & Old Abe-6c
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

Wells. Fargo 4 90. shipped shis morning
bars Of bullion, valued s se'1so eo'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07
Select oyster.


oS s,a.,P CHAs. H. FIsKR.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

M. Very Cuttingi
luLn 800 snivss and rasoEs, - tss ooIprx
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Every Sunday morning.
fI2-tf CHAS. d. fiShI'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

Departures Yesteraay.
4 Banner NJ.
N Kyle o'ooA
A Morrison NJ
" Hsrrub ro,Ia
"inzel, wife and two children
- Arrivals Last Night.
vIne,ana Mooney
De~ey JH Tingley
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07

watches, Jewelry and Clocks RI
paired.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-07
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMsELvEs
n indebted to A. W. Campbell, are requess
ed to make immediate payment and ssvs pay
costs. 4. w. CAMPBELL.
Eureka. January 7. 1850 3ansu
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
REPUBLICAY DISTRICT MEETINGS.

The Id Assembly District Republican
Association held Its regular monthly mcet
ing Tuesday evening, at No. 406 Pear't
W. j. Kayanash, vice-prosident, was In the chair Tho
committees Tor the ensuing year were announced, and
twenty proposals for membership were received
Amecting OF toe XXIId Assembly District Eepub.l
can Association was held tuesday evening at Ma
sonic Hail, No. 100 East Eighty'siXth-st L
Julius LangbeIn called Mr Knobloeh TO the
cries OF Get OIL there :" " YOu not chairman :"
q" Bounce MIN greeted him. SO Mr. Knob
lock in the confusion left the hall Mr.
Hamburger then made IA few remarks, at the con
cnson OF which h. calcu upon James McKenna 10 take
the chair. AS Mr.. McKeuna made bis ap
peqrance he was received with applause. Az
ter order was restored. article twenty Of
the bylaws was read which showed concinsively, II
WAS argued that Mr. Kn0bloch had no right whatever
TO be chairman. The meeting was then adjourned
AL the first regular meeting Tor Tue new year
OF the XXIIld Assembly District Republican As
socia,ion at Republican Hall, No. 100 East
One hundred aud twenty fth ST., Tuesday evening
President Henry Welsh occupied the chair. The COmmlt
tee on Admissions of which Francs Ray inOnd h chdir
man, reported sxty-hIoe new members Tor clect'on'
who were UNANIMOUSLY elected The Dames OF twenty
five persons for membership were 4. ptOpOseu
motion directing the meetings Of the association to DO
advertised IN THE TRIBUNE was adopted hOsou'ions
were introduced heartily approving senator Aeor Dis
now before the Legislature pIovdug Tor the rtdncuOh
of fares upOn the elevated railroads TO cents ani pro-
yiding against the mngrmg of trust funds.
Other resolutions were also adopted oeeuflhS lhas
the association congratulated the Republicans III Mao
on the progress which they have made IN hcir battle
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
GENERAL RI1SINESS

sIREET-CLEANING PROJECrs-TnE BANK REPORT.
ALBANY, Jan. 14.-The subject of street
cleaning In NcwYOrk called To the attention Of the
Legislature In bills introduced by Mr. Varmun and Mr.
Mitchell Representatives OF brOwn-stonc districts
the metropolis. Mr.. Mtches bill prepared by the
Municipal Society OF NcwYork. In slightly varied
form the bin has been before previous Legislatures
Mr. Varmun's bill has lis authors the Council OF PO-
ltical Reform II introduced last year by Eras,us
Brooks the report OF the Bank Department Acting
Superintendent Lamb states that last year six bank
soclations closed. and four new organized
The trust companies are unchanged In number Mr.
Lamb dsapproves OF the 10 per tax the crcua
ton OF sute banks, and fayors the total withdrawal OF
greenbacks. He suggests several amendments and re-
laws need complete and thorough revision
Among the bills brought In to day were
the following: by Mr. Wren-AmendiDg the
Act TO reduce the ferriage certain
ferry routes between NewYOrk and brooklyn. by Mr..
Bennettr0 reduce the raty OF interest loans
by the Commissioners Of loan Onlcs per cent. by
Mr.. Bennett-Amendng the act regulating the pay OF
fremcn In Ncw-YOrk BY Mr.. Ducl-TO establish the
cont mpensatiOn OF certain officers I'm NewYOrE. BY Mr.
McAvOy-Requiring the New-YOrk hOrse-ralroad com
panies TO employ conductor and driver
each car. By Mr.. Hayes--To incorporate "A
| Commercial Exchange in New-York. BY Mr.
Dcanc-To abolish the Onlce OF Marshal In the
City OF New-York and 10 provide for other officers
discharge their duties
The Clerk Of the Senate has announced his appont
mentH. Inc Assembly officers and committee clerks
also announced to-day.
Senator Forster introduced bill to-day relative TO the
Department Of buildings IN the City OF NewYork: also
relative 10 the rate Of interest.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
rAIFNpA.- RAJ. DAY.

SUPREME CorRr-CHANBERs-- Donohue, Court OPENS
1890 caleEdar called @ az s @Nos l a,5 100 l3S lS "a I
557 5s $50 800 56l S62 The Assessment Calendar vii
GaSE&AI iE@6avis P Brady ana Barrett u
l54 ijs 80 loI, lgl, 19s 2OI 2V2 2OJ 2ll pa. 227
Law aud FacNos 4o2 S48 226 SSl S} 81, 81 $.G rs rs
10. 52l SG 2e2 @Oo 81 2. 52' 2S ~ 81 ~ ~ @ @Ss
iS $iS Ig5 S5 $ s55 81 5 tS 81 g'' '' E'' ' ~ ' 49, 90
'tS ciRcrI1-PAT I~Beaeh JCoult opens At 1899 NJ
9 3i Io4s iSl So so S52 s ~ III eo'' 1885 7o 4'' 7'
P 5o4 yo 4 3 opens 8a a. @ iq$p 7s5 S
1899 lao l75i $50. o66 77o 1851 1881 II p l2GJ 7iJ
iJSs Paaf I'll iIi%Hdoarned until Monday next
suPREloR CouRI-GENERAL IRM-AdiouTned unu tho
sPFeiaI TEM+seg%ick J-court opens 10 m-caen.
dar called at Ii a. ul-Nos l. 53. Is, 81. 81.
mIVos IEAa 527 467 1872 1913 iO74 1915 1875 2s 3g2
G3 SIS 6O T. 65l, 500. lo 6ll. Learned agt Tl0oH'
P,as II ava lII-Aaonrncd for the term. - - 49,,
Van Brunt J.-Court opens at II A. mNos 100 l5i l22
l5 I5i. l3I l3j, If3 20, 2j So 40 56 49, 7o ~ So o.
SPECIAL rEsM-J. Z. Day, j. Court opens II
EQUITY rERN-Adourned untn January l9
mMNos 1885 2452 lei, 1875 1913 2427 800. .66
1897 962, 2O60. 2l24. 1850 1851. lJll
fRlIL rEs,~PART i~shea {. J.-CouIt opens At 10
Nos 49, 1908 5l9 $40, o7i 575 4SG o9I5 Sss 295 Soi
PiSr I-Snnott Court opens at 10 3 6s MSs S97i.
2sSI IsS lS5. 2Goi "
PAr GeeRp JcOgTt o&e9' & "a e. 10 sa7 f. "N9s 9. fqa2 M
People ag
William Hughes. William oBren, John McCabe II ank Cart
ner oo9cy CharSr 9synaqs haSad@ TrGc DGn rs1O S
am Roseneker James Taylor burglay James ems grant
s'f11y &sHS aDS oDSefg 5issS John Day sOnogs
John DuHEi Hasse ed poPne5 b1as Ssy John sp
burglary John ladaen william Braasn iaresuy i'2m % ,Ns
% PAGf II-Co%ing 1.-The Pco lie ast John Nagent burg
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
DECISIONS-.LAY. Ia.

S.Jyeme CoHrf-Chambeys-Bv judge Brady -
Waddngham agt. feller.-Order granted
By Judge DOnOhue-Conger agt Hutt0n.MotiOn denied
all equiues denied Lawrence act MsxweilMoilon denied
see memorandum. Depart uent Of Buildings act inntsee
memorandum. Wells aet orc nn0r.-See Rule 81. vogt
TOss Shiphenl COckiairOriers granted. Uhl.
Efidge-1OtiO denied. hacguire shrry;
of Becer; In the matter OF the United
Company Helbg agt Ehunger Department OF Build.
ings Wettmau Mutual LIte Insurance Company
Peoples Bank Moody Early agt Byrnes In iho
incs act Da Episcopal Fund. Clarke
the matter OF Con; BTandman agL Hogan--GTanted.
pafy agi the Union Telegraph Company 81 al
that OF the Defendants who are alleged
been the commission of the wrongs Of which
complaint is made citizens OF the same STATE WIN tho
under United STAT Statutes Of 1919 cannot be made
opinion IN Me- Delaware Railroad Constructi0R
the action redress and
tn IN the complaint disclosed use under the Con-
stIutiOn laws OF the United sate5 the appca Ion Is
a.-The findings and conclusions rOTed;
crossed copy should be handed mp for signature
Judge LaWTeucc1he Leather Manufacturers Nati0na
Bank the oxford iron Company anu Others
Babcock Enrich FOR leave 10 amend the com
plant is anted upon payment OF costs
Common Pieas-SDecidl Term-By Judge j. I. DAILY.
Hatch agt GnOn.HOtIon denied see opnion. ksiz act
Kuhn OtherMCtOn grated with $40 COSTS see Opinos
Weble agt Haviland a.Order settled. Wall, etc aQt
ac Devin Both sureties rejected for nsufcency fur
ther Undertaking Ue gyen order to be settled January
10. az II IA.
Marine C0urt - Cbdmbes-Bv Judge Hawes.-
Sned-r SneiderMOtion granted complaint aismssed
with costs OF notion COnners ast McDonnell
Motion granted stern ag Defnhossyi Beran agl Van AZ
styue.-AouOn tudement on demufrrr granted Moses
AIT Van Buren; Baunau Bauman Whitman agt ich.
granted. Vsnnerhede agt SehweT,tieger So
dismissed with costs and costs Of
ton. Hentz agt CroOks.-see mein0Iandum
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ALDEGMEN

NO NOMINATIONS BY THE MAYOn-ENIESDiNG rhs
NEW MARKET
The Aldeimen's chamber was crowded Tues
day with politicians, VINO anticipated that ;he Mayor
would send in nominations but they were disappointed
President Morris announced the stan ding committees
Alderman Goodwin offered resolution setting ior'n
that the establishment OF country mNr
ket on the Fort GanzevGOr PoPerJ
had been beneficial, and approving Assembly,
man Deaue's bill authorizing tue cry ~
acquire more land In the vicinity OF a,s sno
market I'm order to extend ITS benens.
This was referred 10 the Cominit'ee
ON Law President Morris offered
resolution that a ferTy be established from Hunter
POINT 10 Pav0niaaye. Jersey CITY, This was reeriea
10 the Committee on Law. 49,.
The Mayor recently sent TO the present Board o Ade
mon veto Of The resolution passed 10y the Old bOau
I'm favor OF the Prall steam heating project. inc
CorpOratOn Counsel asked his opinion as 10 tno
legality this and replied that the course adopteu ~
The Mayor in this instance seemed proper, Dut 'nu %
present Board cannot reconsider resolutions passeo w
The old Board and vetoed by the Mayor
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
THE SENATE COMMITTEES.
not ENOUGH DEMOCRATS To GO RoUSD-THE SEVEN
FAIGIY DISTRIBUTED.

FAIELY DISTRIBUTED.
ALBANY. Jan. 14.-Prcsdent IIoskins this
morning announced the following appointments as
standing committees the Senate IRspubicans in TO-
man Democrats IN VdhcSl
On FtnGncc-M Me>sr- Mccarthy LoOmls, Wend0yer
Halbcri Lyndc. Braman and Jdc)bs $1,000
on Judici0rH-Mcssrs Roi crtsOu Pitts, Asfor. VIII!
ia1ns Winsiow Mill- aud Foirlcr
on Cihes-Messrs. Woodiu. sessions strahan, Madden
on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wagner. Madden. Rockwell
Davenport, Pitts. Eidmau and Hogan.
on Candls-Messrs Baker Williams, Mccarthy, Lyndc
Lord Birdsail and SiercHs.
on Commerce and Nacig1Hon -Mcssrs. Davenport
Sessions, Astor. For|tcr and >eebdchr.
On Insurance -Mcssrs. Rockwell Wend0ycr, Loomis
On Ba,Gs-M.ssr.. wcndoyer Ioonis and Sr,baeher
On Miseellnncous Coyporafous-5iessrs. Mills, KoDcr
On Iaiernal gairs Of To,rns and CoWnties-Mcs,rs.
Lynde, Lora ana Stecensj or IWoges-Nes.rs. PitIs
On Litrdf1Ue-Mcssrs. Forster. Wnsow ana Jgcobs
On Fririeges aHd Lbe'oHs-Sicssrs Noodin' Williams
and JGcObs
on Irianng-Ale,srs. Iyoomis. Etdn..u and J0eDJs.
on STATE Prisons Messrs. Sessions Wooiin ahd MW-
''1 on snhGa-Mcssrs. wiuslow A-tor and Fo,r',r
on Tabhc BuidiHgs-Mcssrs. Braman Wagner and
o" i'uohe Heaig,-Messrs Williams, woodin ana
on Public Elpenditrcs- -Ncssrs. Astor. wnsow ana
On Sngrossed EiHs-Mc.srs. Halbert, Baker, schroe-
on EIeeiion and D,rision- To,-ps and ComiGes-Mcs-
srs. Bird-all, Davenport and fOirier.
on Roa1s and Brtdgfs-Messrs. Lord Birdsall and
6% observation-disclosures. Madden, Wagner and
on Mon,facfres-Mcssrs Schroeder. Forster and See
b0chcr.
~ Lidi0n Agdirs-Mes'rs. sesstons Ialher aud
Sefbdthtr.
On Grie'0lces-hessrs l:dmah, NILS, and Bgby.
on GGme L0ws-Messrs Btker, Blrisall. AMI Sterens
on HGif--Mcs-rs. Mccarthy. Haihert, and S'occHs.
On Rulcs-Mcs.rs. Robertson Pitts and Jaco6s.
On JOiHt LibTdTy-Messrs. stralaD Robertson, and
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
TREASURER BOGERTs DEFMCArlON

The experts engaged in examining the books
OF the b. c. Boger treasurer OF the Produce TX
change reported 10 tho Finance Committee yesterday
the result OF their examination thus far They had dis
covered that Mr. Bosert had been using the funds of the
Exchange since he elected 20 the Office In June 1876
The balance received from his predecessor Mr. Pnl.-
Inns was deposited in bank June !, 1876 aud on
July succeeding deficiency OF $4,000 appears IN tho
accounts Of Mr.. BogcrL There regularity in the
periods when Mr Bogert appropriated the funds 10 his
own use, nor in the amounts Tho largest amount
taken nj any onr time between $4,000 and 81, GOO.
At the time OF making lis annual report, lie
would by the use OF certain cOllateras. make
M the deficiency that hs acts might not be
discovered For instance year ago the receipts OF tho
Produce Exchange amounted To only about 81 O0O and
n Is shown tBat Mr. BOgcrt deposited aDOuJ $4,000
n 10 meet his deficiency before making hls annual
mort II IA believed that he must have used the Bergen
County bonds 90 this timc 10 secure loan.
IL is also found that the amount OF deficiency, which
"a about the same first published In TIE TRIBUNE
~ 500 was nearly greht Just previous To his annual
rcport to Finance Committee M May last. Mr. FOs
ter TIE counsel to the Board of Managers, has been In
struccd continue his investigation IN connection with
Mr. Dcmarest, the assignee OF MIR. Bogerts property
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
PROMOTION IN THE GENERAL SESSIONS.

Lawrence A. Curry, one of Judge Cowing's
appointments court officer of the General Sessions.
has been promoted to be Captain Of the Court Squad Of
Part and will hereafter have charge of the prisoners
tried in that court Captain Lindsey, his predecessor,
has been placed in charge Of the officers In Part Of
the General Sessions place OF Captain MeCoskey
tired on OF paralysis which has disabled him.
Mr.. Curry was formerly one of Sheriff Brcnnun's most
trusted deputies, and subsequently became city mar
snal He was the only Democrat appointed by Judge
Cowing on coming to the Bench and his appointment
was wholly upon personal grounds the fidelity courage,
energy and other qualifications OF Curry being his chief
recommendations His promotion by the joint vote Of
Judges COwng and Gildersleevo Is an honor which Cap
tain Curry naturally appreciates.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
SEIZURES FOR PERSONAL TAXES.

The sale of the personal property seized on
tbe premises OF f. j. Woosey at Astoria by order OF
Treasurer Norris OF Long Island City. for alleged
rears of taxes amounting TO some $1,000. yesterday
again postponed uutl Wednesday, the 2sth inst pend
ing legal settlement Of the question OF titie Mr..
claims that the property seized belongs to his
mother Meantime the Treasurer Is apparently not to
be deferred by legal difficulties from pursuing the
ne has determined upon. He made another important
seizure on Tuesday evening of personal property the
premise of De. Sanford at Astoria, the process being
ssued against Jane H. Sanford his wife, 10 whose name
the propertv stands The afTcaragcs charged against
her amount about $1,000 The sale Is advertised for
Monday next.