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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
THE CAREER OF A NOTORIOUS FORGER.

Charles O. Brockway, who was arrested i'll Provl-
dence on Monday. is considered the most dangerous
forger in the country. For twenty years he has
operated on the banks OF thus and other cities and
few bave escaped. Despite the fact that he has
robbed them of thousands of dollars he has nearly
always escaped punishment. The difficulty of con-
Victing him has been great because he himself never
presented the forged paper nor even communicated
personally with those whom he employed to do So
and because his assistants were cX-c)nvicts aud
men without character selected purposciy by him,
their testimony, If turned against hun, being of no
value For this reason he escaped the penalty of
his recent operations on banks III this ety. includ-
ing the Phenlx, Chemical, Second National, Fourth
National and Corn Exchange Banks the Bank of
the Republic ard various other institutions. He
has often been arrested. but only twice convicted
and punished. Once lie served a term OF six years
in the Auburn Prison. The rec mt Baltimore bank
forgeres were his work. HIS two helpers were
rested III this city, but Brocllway went free
usual. Most Of his associates III crime are now in
prison In different cities. Br0ckway Is married to
the handsome daughter of Michigan hotel-keepcr,
who It is said, did not suspect her husbands true
character till after the wedding. she lives now in
Chicago The police are much pleased az Brock
ways arrest 1t makes harmless for the present at
least the most dangerous criminal of his class with
whom they have had to deal for many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
LARGE FIRE AT ST. PEIERsprpo

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. little most :.
tensiye fire that has occurred here for the a., As
teen years took place yesterday In the Lgofka vs
Over twenty buildings were DESTROYED. S'~0ess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
POSSIBLY 4 CASE OF YELLOW FEvER.

Hippoyte Reyvaud, about ffty-two years OF age,
a furniture dealer of Galveston. lexas, died Mon
day at Bellevue Hospital, either from Jaundce or
yellow fever. He arrived direct from Galveston
last FRIDAY, and engaged room at the Oyerloh
House at Duane aud Chatham-sts. On Saturday
morning he appeared to De i'll, ana ey Ms DE-
tending physician, he was sent 10 the nosplai'
There he was assigned 10 Ward No. 2l, under the
supervision OF DR.. RanDey. He grew rapidly
worse evlncing slight symptoms OF yellow lever,
but more particularly sympfon Of acute Jaundice
until his death Monday. DR.. kanney apprised Or.
Day City Sanitary superintendent, OF the circnm,
stances surrounding Reyyaud IS death, ana asked
that an autopsy, be held; The body was
removed to the MorEue aud YESTERDAY
of the Board of Health, Dr. Ranney. of Bellevue
Hospital and Deputy Coroner Waterman. num-
Der of medical students beng present. Two hours
were speat i'll the examination, and at It's
close Professor Janeway was unable TO determine
the exact nature of the disease. The face OF the
dead man bore the yellow fever, blotches and the
saffron hue, though the internal organs indicated
only jaundce. There was no sediment III the
stomach. such arises from black vomit.
a ne h'" ana there was Very slight obstrHc-
lion of The flow of bile 10 the intestiues. Before
death there was 10 vomiting and the fever was not
as fierce as III cases of yellow fever About the only
evidence of the latter disease i'll the spots about
the face and color of the shln
AT the close of the examination the physicians
decided TO let the matter rest until further
information can be obtained az to the dead
mans previous movements. AS mater OF
precaution, the room occupied by him at the over
ion House has been ordered 10 be disln1ecteG. ne
remains were placed in metallic coffin and will be
held at the MOrgue for friends until the nature or
the disease Is established. should il prove to be
yellow fever they VIII De Durled mere, anu not sebt
South until December.
Hlppoyte Reyvaud was the senior member Of the
house furnishing firm OF Revvaud d Simons, Gal
weston. Texas and came Ia New-Yor, TO buy a stock
of furniture. He left Galveston week ago
Yesterday and arrived in the city last Friday after
noon, coming through by rall. His friends have
L. oil of il Ieot A. q sO
one will arrive Thursday afternoon to take charge
OF the remains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
PERIPATETIC ICE WATER.

An application was made BY the Business Mems
Society for the announcement OF Moderation to the
Board of Aldermen, ut the beginning OF tins month,
for permission to drive q movable Ice tank through
the streets and to stop for from five 10 thirty minutes
from time TO time while dispensing lice zee water.
The permission was granted on August 10 ANA the
society at ordered the construction OF a tr-
angular ice tank. capable of holding three tons of
water Yesterday afternoon, all tie arrangements
for the trial trip having been completed II was de-
cided that tie experiment should be made to-day.
The travelling fountain. accompanied BY Colonel
L. r. Earle The president Of the society. and Colonel
Henry H. ilad.ey, the secretary. Will Leave Earle
Hotel al Canal AID Centrc-sts., al D. n. BaXter-s
and the Five Point: will first he visited by the tank
The route to be followed during the remaining DAYS
of the week has not yet been decided upon but II
will probably comprise the poorest and most squad
East Side quarters.
some people are running US down and deriving
efforts" Colonel Hadiey remarked 10 TRIBUNE
reporter yesterday. " Such Il comparatively small
amount Of ice-wateT, they say. is nothing than
q drop i'll the and viii alleviate tue wants OF
only an infinitely small number OF the poorer classes.
But we consider that single shower OF ram is better
than none at ALL and II Is Ia this spirit that lac have
started the enterprise. Besides, We do not wish to
monopolize this sort of charity, aud the experiment
is being made manly TO stimulate Others. hat
our efforts IN the cause OF moderation have not been
In vain is ustrat ID by the fact that recently two
companies of the Association OF the Veterans OF the
War who LETT Indianapolis on a several DAYS eX-
cufslOn-On which occasion intoxicating liquors are
generally freely inGulged inabstained totally
from all alcoholic drinks until their return i'll
sequence OF having taken our moderation pledges"
SEARCH FOR A SUPPOSED MURDERED MAN.
The search after the body of Bernard Morgan
who disappeared from his home at South Beach.
Clifton, $. L., on Friday night. was continued yes
terday. Officer Fitzpatrick who has the matter IN
charge, at Gebhardts garden during the
greater part Of the day but without discovering any
further evidence 10 bear out the theory that Nor
gan was murdered there. The officer also went as
far rs VCOnnelPs Pond. about half q mile to the
southwest of Gebhardts place, and essayed to
search its depths. 10 do this be spliced garden
rake and drew il through the water half dozen
times Then he gave the rake to boy and sanntered
back 10 the beer garden. Mrs. Morgan and Der son
Terence were again searching III the adjacent
that the blood found Oh the SHIRT of Destart the
waiter who was arrested on suspicion. and also
some of the blood found on the ground AT the
Of Gebhard1s premises. had been sent TO Dr. Lea.
the police surgeon, for analysis. DIR. Lea stated TO
The TRIBUNE reporter yesterday that he had heard
nothing about the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
Announcements. }

.'PALMrR's INVISIBLE Is infinitely superi"s
10 all olher pow,ieisn the ladies talk and "fitc
PALMrRs LOTION has cured me OF sun aMs
Eyes after trying ceebratei ocnstSo osV'h VIZ"
no success W. y. GR.EN, huntington W. '"
WINcuFSrER'S hYPoPHO.rHlr%S 49,
Wtu crre Cousumution Coughs Bronc it,s p'pntV' g
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31
I'M THE b.srRICr COURT OF THE

Nsa,ord JudicaI District of the State Of Nevada "
aud for the County OF OIms5y bJn,gS n .5s Dric
C,urt Of the Second Judicial district OF the oeae
vuda in and for the "unty 81 ornsoy saa | ,h Sss
~ did Distrct Court State Of Nevada senos greet
ing to John Bero, doiedant You are hslsoy ~, INV.
NAMED pIantif in District Court OF Tue Hech1
District OF the of Nevada in ana iot ie w -
1rmsbv and to answer the complaint filed theresn oF5
" Sci aaamnanes this summons within ten days lex
elusive of the day Of servIce) after 1he yt
ths srmmons-if served within this county or sefve'
t of tis county but within this district within twenty
ays within forty iaYs-or a hht uS r.
will be taken against you me & th bands of matri-
rnopV existing between plaintiff ana yours y" -
grounds Of deserton and abandonment. rsin. 10 Tin n
rst that ever since about the 30 day OF june a ~
Is7s the defendant without or provoeation WA
fuy deserted and abandoned plaintiff and ever sno1 M
continued and continues to desert ana apAiaon %
Sen and that ever since said last mentioned date ana
fr more than year last past the saiu n
,, or any Of the necassares Of life, which SAID ne
lect and failure and is not the result Oh iosery
,iefendats part which he could not a'ed oy ofna'y "
i1"tru: and n,rtbsr that she without fault m the
,renises that is living Of the issue Oh her sa I'M
rage one female child named franketa Befo On INC aeE
If nine years that said child has been and was deserves
nv defendant and left to the support ol paa' sa.
Jendant ia unfit to have the of said child ane heI
education that there is common propef'y VI p'anu
and defendant wherefore plaintiff prays necree VI %
court that bonds between piaintih ao deiens luz @
that PENDING this action pialntiH nave lF
and custody oS the said minor child Franketa ero at
upon final bearing such care and custeus ;t oe % ~
hat ming this action defend ant be required 10 pay
,aantif such reasonable as ahmony anu c1uses
es as may seem Just that she recover her costs ana
scb other relief be entitled to- as more tu9
set forth in plaintiffs complaint And you are hefeps
notified that If you fail appear and answer the sau c
nlant as above required the said plsIltl WI" Apply W Ia"
ha court for the relief demanded in her complaint
Given under my hand aud the Seal OF the Dst'c1 C"4
of the Second Judicial District Of the State U NtVSa
in and for the County Orsby this 10Th ayof oconer
in the year of our Lord Thousand eight hnhoTed a
evenly nine. D. II ii .,k
IsEAL
C. : VARIAS ATTORNEY for Plaintiff
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31

SECOND Judicial Dis rict of the state OF Ne'ana, IA
and for the County of Ornshy. j. NJ SNORT pa!i".
Va Geo W Holcomh, defendant Action troush" ~ we
District Court Second Judicial District 0t e oI1e
of Nevada in and County Of ornsby sna t'e C'
Iaint filed in said County Ornsby i'll the ofce "t the
terk Of said District Court. The state o heVad~ si
greeting T., Geo HOlcumb, defendant gu are hefe!
Teouired to appear il action brought agahs. you y!
the aboye-nanled plaintiff in the district Court o' u
second Judicial District O the State OF NeVada III 'l
for the County of Ornsby and to answer the company
fIed therein "a Of which Accompanies TINS summons
within ten DAYS exclusive OF the day Of service! aIeef We
service on YOU this summons-n served "itiui rto
County or if served out Of this County but IN G'is Ds
trict Within twenty days. otherwise within forty
iudnent by oefault will be taken against YOU ms saw
Eleven dollars Fortyt cents, balance aeo " p
due from you to plaintiff account OF goods wares. %
merchandise furnished you by plaintiff at yote as'ea
ants sueca! instance and request, between th9 th @
OF September A D. 1878, and the eth day OF !iy IT,
AS the same more fully appears in planffs coflial,,
now on file in my office, copy of which Is heIeM'
served Plaintiff also demands judgment Tor csos oi sur
And YOU are hereby notified that you tall TO app ear A
answer the said complaint above requlLed us @ s"
plaintiff will take Judgment against you Tor the saio s
Of S61l 43 and costs Of snIt -. ,h III.
Given under my hand, and the Seal OF the p,S ,
trlct Court Of the Second Judicial DsstiCt u the
State of Neyada in and for the County OF ofinsny
! SEAL his 18th day of December In the year u '''
49, Lord one hundred and sesenty-n
49, ! H. MARSHALL, Clerk
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


NORTH CARSON SILVER MINING
~ COMPANY.-Locatono Of principal place OF busne,s,
San F,ancisco Standardization OF works. ormsel
County vada-Notce is hereby given that at melting
of the Board Directors held the 18th day OF
her A. d. 1879 an assessment (No. 9) Of twenty bve tz
cents per share levied upon each and every share m
the citai stock of this company, payable lnnedatey
in II gold coin to the Secretary at the office room
Il3 Ieidesorf street. San Francisco, California Any
stock upon which this assessment is not pald on
DAY the 18th day of January, A. D. 1850 will be deuh-
o,cpt aud advertised for sale al public auction and unless
payment is u,ade before will BE- sold on "enesiay 'ie
tn nav assessment together with the cost of a7ertls-
and exdse OF sale BY order Of the Bard Of blrectors
o. BETS, Secretary
Office Room / lib Leideslorff street. San Francisco,
=, I;sl-; > decIf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31
NsCCLl THE TAiLOR'S
BRAND it0RlhG Mp IN,
7a7 Maraet Street Sam Francisco.
ai9-3m
NoESco No. is.
q <T OF CONGRESS. APPROVED ICNE
IA }, 1878.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
CARSON CITY, Nevada, Jtnuary 5. 1851
N,ties is hereby given to all whom it may concern :
That Aired jacques County Of Washoe, Stat -"
Nevada has this day flied in tins once hls w. w.
ie ~ nurcbasc from the United states t'v1int' the
following described Of land chiefly vtinr.e tr ti'
ber and unfit for cultivation, VIZ >eutleas' !n t
Scctio 30 in township No II north OF Range No t3ets
NJ D. M containing l65 acres, and situate "h'h t'e
Carson City, Nevada, L S. Land District .,.,,, ..
Any and all PERSONS having any interest H. r cia 70
said land adversely said applicant, are hereby required
to file such adverse claim with the Register 81 sad Lan
sine within the sixty days period of publication OF TINS
notice or falling to do they will be barred ei sacn al
'.uo no..ue ;i, VI, or .iaim g. n HARRIS, Register.
jan10-6M
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31
NOTICE No. ~.
q CT OF CONGRESS APPROVED JUNE
IA 3, 1878.
UNITED STATES LAND OPFICs,

UNITED STATES LAND OPFiCs. ;
Carson CITY Nevada December 2a, 1916
Notice is hereby given to all whom may concern nav
ia has this ay filed in this his application No II,
tn nrchase from the United States Government tne ,
lowing described tract of land, chiefly valuable Tor toe
and unfit for cultivation. viz: West haf OF souLhtss
Quarter of Section "a in townsh No II NORTH OF hase
No 13 east NJ D. NJ, containing 80 acres ana sit"a'"
within the Carson City, Nevada Z. s. Land District
Any and all persons having interest i or cM to
said land adversely sail APPLICANT, are hereby re4ueo
tn file such adverse claim with the register OF sac Lana
Office within the SIXTY DAYS period OF PubiCati" :"
this notice or telling do so, they Will be 6arre"
such adverse right OF cialn . ,,, ,..
dec y God L. n. hthtiT' n0S'''-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC.

OND Judicial District Of the State "f Nevada IN and
for Ornsbv c1mty-In the matter OF the estate OF Mat
thss Rinke Pursuant to an order OF said court made on
the NINTH day October A. D. 1879. notice Is hereby
tiyen that Monday the THIRD day of November, A. ID
1870 at 10 o'clock of that day being cay OF fhe
November term A. D. 1879, Of said District Court at the
c,rtrorm t said court has appointed the time
and place proving Of the will OF the sad nathas
Rinkle deceased, and Of hearing the app'cat"is
garceIia F Pinkel wife N the said Matthias Rnklr. );
ceased ad Willis c. Clarke for the issuance to hem
letters tamentary when and where any person inter
~ J. H. MARSHALL, Clerk
t,arson Nayadm October 20, 1870
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31
~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

Second Judicial District, County Oh of!nso'' ot1c W
Nevada Combs his creiitors-Notlce 70 cred0s
a, ;nsoIvent: Pursuant order of the Hon " M NJ
Seawe presiding Judge OF the said District Court hoto
hereby lven all creditors of the said nselfen Je
C,mbs to be and appear before the Hon ). D. hing,
Ju6p Of said Court his chambers IN Carson Cty, III
,I,, said County of Ormsby, the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31
NoTL H.

<~EFICf OF COUNTY YTREASEkER,SO
D T'IIyE Under An Act Of the Legislature 81 ",e
sSats ~ Nevada ap,rovai March the 9th, 1855 notc IS
hereby giv,n shit she Assessment khu Tor 80 ns. % @
LAY beon been plaoad in my POSSESSION oY We Nus @ s
a,tr and that he state and county tNes are now aue
,nS .ayahIe (the same bec0nIps denqnent on Has
SEVENTEENTH DAY Of NOVEMBER I'tS'h sI snI -
sSs las in regard ~ their coHection VIII be shnNS Oh
S'o S"' a." NJ L. YAaER
County Treasurer and Ok Sdioo Fsx Net,'''~''
Ca.ap CIV lksater ~. tS7p
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31
LYONS
~,rrESuasxuNAR1sR
KATHAIR0N,
A FAIR SPECIMEN.

r,,, been entirely bald for several years, con.
,,;,,,tionnl. I suppose. 1 used few bottles OF
Kashairon, nn,, to my great surprise a'T' 'h'sN
frowth of young hair. >,
col. JOHN l.. DoRRANCE, U. 5. A.
In every important respect the kath.lroh u A'''-
h,te,v Incompatible. 1t is unequaie3
l. To Cure Badness.
.. To Restore Gray Hair
3. To Remove Dandruf.
4. To Dress and Beautify the Hair.
REAR IN MIND.--TAe Kathairuu IL ne
sticky paste of sulphur and sugar-ofead. =" paint
and daub the hair and paralyse the brain. IL !"
pure and limpid vegetable lotion, intended to re-
store the hair by natural growth and renvigorasos
II is sp,endidly perfumod, and the most deleh''ui
toilet dressing known. No lady's or genfieman'
toilet outfit is complete without Lyons ha'hai'0"
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31
ASTsAY k6Iice.

<,AuE 10 MI ENl'SOATRE THIS 80
4 M,.p one ,oal mare years OH fold tritlned
- an len hp white round left fetiock and whe race
s owner can ostaa same hy calling my place ana paw
hx e1oene 1910 Clesr Creek
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31
SsMl.asKual REPORT CF TIE 6, uNTY
TREASURER.
oyyrus on COUNTY Tnsssvxsn,

OryTgB CUuNrY THHssvFn
cansoS Cry Nevada December 81, lH9
20 In, bon the Board Of County OF orh,sV
spunty, Nevada: ,... ,,t NV
Ceuslrnsn: L have tho honor to herewith suone hay
rspors Of recsips and disbursements Wtn sa o
"A NAV be necessary for full and complete
understanding Of the trans lotions Of this department t"'
toe six mon tbs ending December 81, lS7v:
Balance On hand July 1, 1879, as Per CaSn =. ,,. .z
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31
NICHOLS INFALLiBLE lNJECiioN

c,ar.utssd te cure promptly aad permanent! cs
zoo os GouorAna Glcet and Whites no hi1.ver Isi
has long ssrding directions are followed InooIn -
s;aSrs. M recommended necessary cure gsA'
n,.Ss :, v.oncy reSuldei. For sale by B. T. FOSTER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31
s.Ni-Aaaul REPORT OF THE e00h
AUDITOR.
r,p,e,s az C0srrr AuovroR,

rVrIts ey C0eNTT AUoVroR, I
ou,.sy Co,rsrY NEVADA, December 81, ls19.'
To the Hon Beard of County O"musssiot3fS vi ''
r.rntv State of Nevaia- Gentlemen: .
T. Gonnty Auditor respectfully submits the following
report Of the fiscal affairs OF the sSa o''nS '' '' ~
months ending December Slst, 1879
!. ' ~, S.nd at eJose Of business June
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31
CENTS A YEAK

goo Ern.rnN Srnrrr. RanoKlYN, Y. Y.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-02-06

Following is the decision of the supreme
Court III an important AID interesting case,
the decision having been rendered Oh Tues
tlav last:
Neal Dow. plaintiff. in error, VS.. Brqtli.h
.In!li'son. in error, to circuit court of the
| nired States for the tiiStri t of Maine
This is an appeal from II Judgment of thu.
circuit conrt awarding to defendant in error
the snm of 81 $50 in Satisfaction of Il iut!.-
mcnt obtained hv him agliisSt Dow I'm the
sixth district court of New Orleans on the
9Th of April. 1853. At tie oiiihr..,k of tht.
late war johnson was the owner of Il plan
iation OH the Mississippi river fnrtv-tllree
miles above New OrlpauS. IL 1853 after
the capture of New Orleans by federal
troops. certain property If Johnson. inclutl-
lug twenty. five hogs readI of sIlyar and
some table silver, was taken from his PLAN
tatioE for the use OF the United states army
fv federal soldiers. acting tutlrr orders
from Brig Gen, Neal Dow. present plaintiff
in error. johnson brought ~,li iii the state
court TO recover the value of the confiSsa-
ted property. Gen. Dow did not appear to
anSwtsr,anl ju l5inAnt against him tlv de-
fault. johnson then brought s'iit in tile
Cri'e,l States circuit court. district of
Maine. TO recover The amount of his jndg-
mrHt with costs. In this snit he WAS sue
ces>fill -whereupon Gen Dow brn;ight the
ease here upon writ of error. This court
holds that an officer soldier of the army
nt the United States WHILST lii service
dlring the late war in the c"n::try Which
acknowledged the authority ef the CuIrtttl-
crate government. that is. in the enemy :
country. was not liable to civil aCtioII III 4
court of thar country tor injuries resulting
from acts of war oIdt I'D 10y Iiim in his
military character. nor can he lie called
upon To justify or explain his military com
duet in a civil trihuiaI ni,on any allegation
of the injured party That the acts complain
ed nf were not iuStitit d by The necessities of
war. a federal officer Il, :he enemy :
country is ameIIable only to his own gov
rrlment and la w. administered hv its an
thority. A resident of the eHcmv's conn
Try whose property is taken by ortlrr of Il
federal officer must appeal to the military
commander. or if war is over. to the g'T-
prnneni. and las no other menus OF re-
dress Ths. state courts which are allowed
hy the army OF occupation to cOIItune in
eXi~trIcc iit IN encmv'S country srlS-
tanned tor the benefit of rir inhabitants of
that country and not for the control of
tlI,. army. or it+ officers or soldiers. From
tins principle IL fellows flat The Louis
lana conrt had no jurisdiction over Gen.
Dow. and that the lIeSe.L suit cannot tI,
maiutIinCd. Judgment. is rt verSed with
cOstS ami the C.au$e IS reTIaiI1rd with di-
rtctions TO ei,ter final judgement tor deft-iI-
tlaut on tlemurl er to reple,9itions. Justice
Field delivered The opinion. Justices Cliff
ford an Niilr dissenting.
The following orler WAS announced by
the court: That in all cases decided prior
tn the first day of January. where no pc
titinn tor reilearin@ il pending. the man.
dafe may issue after this tlate when ap
piled for.