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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-09
pECISfONS-.JTSR :.

Supreme Cort- Cham5rrs-By judge Donohuc.-
Iin "~nG-i @C,rr to see 'og' it t aE
Muuuu d,rlod without COSTS. In n" matter 81 Grinncl
~.,h -r- comliron' ci,rt ct p,riH Mo"n Irngn
' l m lt hi, power 90 cor,,utl Ktnitick AIT Hcmi,r
M hI TO- p r"t n c.i Arm,rns s Ss
""rIli Ice ta'ory COMPANY ioi"n gani'a See ,nEino
ol,ully agi. trfug1u.- Denied rrm"rAndnm. Colby
Ir,hy nt he road Of roirr- Motion irnir Hanson
se auon II n" matter Of brneh Foley ag EfodltAIG
Navor e.. In hc Lli'crot Hamburg; Attorney "cnrIa
AT thr -crutty l4c Insurance Company In The mater Of
gan: In maitcrof S'hnclr: In he matter Of Ian
hlr'i Me- a. uI 'g illp an nt'y aE I'm s,t TI
'tc In ia. matter Of SECOND aPts church siemis Az
ar Io,n iIoat at ~cIicr; t6iaai art. McAndTcws;
M,%ng e. Ncho-ol ait HciolS'6 i'aync ag Poland
nnt{yI 3f' lev %i T w., r" act. E'%ty Heating
Ncron Lynch alt lHn"h AMI 3thcrs FabGIi eye" Az
van %r-t at Raymond Howell All Mudsrtt MclbC art
t' Hannflriure company Iarr ag Ubrlc; smith ngt
H . iaH asi e az ,"% %s Xaa
anrc r.mpany Wilt a. n1ntI SnnEam nEI; tn' IN %
ml'crof nulc 'ouuy N company Ii2wcry 1ayng. ra4k
Iacrast. Coc, ro't ust M,yrr; IN me matter ot EULER
= over koaclHd net Mcdonald ilarIs ag'; liI!,nnS
unit"d Sta ird't ,npl} aE imam . ; tS,'' MI
ciSi.ie' T5on'i ,n Al, punns Gran;cl; ,,,,, ,..t
Sprint rD--i!y Jndgr Ie'rn'-I"oih ana Hho'"'' "N"
iy in Vrn V.Ti Mciion and another agt. Morrison
vlDiior G"art-NCrrid T2m-By Judge Sp"ir-
aiwy sc a. A. o, rrtlcl Ispn ari Never
ordcr -gucd lluhencr executor ana others ag sim
muis Oilri riilrd.
Iy thIriJu,tc. Curia -Hac NaWtra RHt. NankTk.-Mn.
ZION lcucd without Hoffman at. i' cr-OIu't
granted. brewster agt Wocs'"r pr'rr placing ClS" on
d1v FrlOWsg. Angel Orb ret 90 S''lll tyH.
dar for tlrd Frdy Il June "iphlcr AZ ~Oil ger ,
d-ml Y exam nation with $40 COSTS hc aultE Hgt inc
Sew York t"rli and Il,ulspn river Railroad CoGlpnnY-
Ou!rr n -conrinuanrr Ia People rel GRADER agt n"e
Ihcvrt OF ha7's corpus and prisoner r'in@mi.
Crnpcn AT. pam: long agt smith MHlrr AEt iVi
Ifuucubirt ItaCpcs the Bak ~ Nc" ofh hS orr
Fright Ferguson agt NOor~: kv1n hgi WI.
Metropolitan Railroad Company Nt'ho
NJ siirtirirfs yiJutrd. Tue Holmes ami GiGeA
manufacturing Company ar. BPghhh.- MOuOh bI"n'V'
with cu. q L. pniuuit 10 abide tho event >,
Common Piedy -Spccdi Term ~ judge an llncScr.
In tb, tcr or Ash. Account ue nud referred 70 ltcc1
"a, "l st,, mn. same saunders agt. McDomot- order
Of uuburauu granted Lam aet curry coh ,,f
Vr,vuu utt whitney. Notion nrnrW tllli dtnlcd HIGH
Motion To Hct aside Judgment uthltu
Mar,Hc CouTi-ChamGG8-li justice Hhemual-
Crnn,nrr ngi Trck-Aotion granted Srgl agt PropP.-
O,tcr ,uh-titWIun Kip agi: Mclean liuop"u AZ
Davenport FULLER agt FWch HERMAN hSI' l''u h"'NN
duil x Asicr.- UIdtf5 siRuCl
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Naval Academy and ordered to command the practice
steamer Deep Itch executive.
Lieutenant Richard Bush, Burgeon MeanchtOn Ruth,
Passed Assistant Engineer John c. Kuier and Engineer
Asa Mattice from the Naval Academy to the Despatch,
Lieutenant f. A. Miller has reported his return home,
having been detached from the Tconderoga, and has
been placed on waiting orders.
Surgeon William r. Van Reyper from the Alaska Pa
chc station and given leave to return home reporting
arrival
Lieutenant Commander Arthur II. Wright has been
ordered Inspector Of the Seventh Light House Dis
trict.
Passed Assistant Engineer William A Mintzer TO spe-
cial duty AZ Philadelphia.
Commander George w. Wood has been detached from
duty inspector Of Seventh Light House District and
ord red 10 settle accounts
Mate James A. Smith from the Taapoosa and ordered
to the Fshhawk.
Mate samuel Gee from the Naval Academy and or
dCred To the Flshhawk
Assistant Engineer william b. BOggs from Snecial dny
connected with the Fishhawk and ordered to duty on
board that vessel
second Lieutenant L. c. Webster, United States Ma
ne COrp has been detached from the Marine Barracks
Mt Norfolk and ordered command the Marine Guard
OF the United States r. $. Franklin. d.
First Lieutenant Samuel Mercer from the command or
the Marine Guard OF tho United States r. 8. wabash
aud ordered to Mare Island for duty at he Marine Bar
racks.
Second Lieutenant William c. Turner has been de-
tachcd from the Marine Barracks AT Mare Island, Cali
and ordered TO League Island Penn for duty at the
Marine Barracks
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TRANSACTIONS OF coMMIrrEEs.

WASInNGrOS, june S.-Thc Committee Of
Conference on the Post Office Appropriation bh re-
ported an agreement to-day, hy the terms OF which the
amount far railroad mali transportation Ohc "ny lt ~
Of IMPORTANCE remaining cnutroyrrs bcwecn the two
Houses on this hl!D * compromised mt f9GG5,ouo.
The Conference Committee ON Inc River dnd llarhor
AuprnprtiOn hill reached IN agreement to-day, winch
viii De- reported TO The Senate tomorrow. 10 viii re-
commend that thc hll be- tunlly passed m substan
uly the same shape witch It passed Inc SENATE me
House cOucrcc7 agreeing 10 most OF the Senate amend
mcuts. -.
The Committee Of g. Inference on The legislative FIX
ccutivc aud Judicial Appro prlatlOn h has tel All
the differences bctVrb the t%O houses on that measure
Cycp the CuntrONC-y run'rruu the -aldrl"- oI me
senate employ e. II Is b'ncYrd, however, tht thi7
Will speedily De- ended by the House rrcedng from The
proposed rrducjluns
The Special Committee ~ TIE House 10 investigate the
authOT,p the auunN IuEjiS letter 10 Representative
Springer made public thiS morning nr written opinions
~ noted X.rts Ia hHnuWritinV. Mr.. Sharkcy, nt
PM ari pia. pressed the upirn mat either Mr. hlHg
or Nj. FEry wrote the Anonymous lcttrri that rth"'
could haEc written IT. hut tho hhndwIit-
Ing OF the anonymous letter iesrmbcd Mr.
Kings more than MIR Fnlcy's. MI. SouthwOrth
uf lustOn, and Mr. Taylor OF NcwYork, tWO ~ the *
prrts u tue Whitaker ease, were clearly OF the opinion
ihni the anon ymuur letter WIS written 10y Mr. FiuicI
Tnr committee will hear arguments by Mr.. D'nnrlyS
and Mr. Flnley's counsel on Thursday, alter winch they
VIII prepare report upon the ease.
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XLVIth CONGRESS-IId SESSION.
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
TIN epNATp CONSIDERS THE sUNDRY CIVIL SER
VICE nuL-sENAToRs BLAINE AND BECK ON A
"POIITIcAI TWIST THE HOUSE PASSES THE
BILL FIXING THE RATE OF DUTY on MALT.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. June 8. 1850
The bill abOlishing the military reservations
~ Forts Abercrombie, Seward and Ransom IN Dlkota
and restoring their lands to the pubic donaih "aS
passed to-day by the Senate.
The bill rcimbursiug William L. Adams late customs
Collector at Astoria Oregon for money stolen from hm
was passed. A.. -.
Mr. KIRKWOOD (Rcp.. Iowa. submitted the re-
mort of the Select Committee On the removal Oh tn'
Northern Cheyennes, together with resolution
the of the Interior to ascertain ana report "
oreres practicable boundaries FOR reservation III the
Indian Territory for the Cheycnnes now there' anu
reservation of luhlc lands Fort Keogh for those
now near there. Ordered printed. ,
The morning hour having expired, the sunuly Wv"
eervicc bill was taken up. Mr.. BECK dem, KY! cN-
,nincd the bill The amendments reported by the COM
,n,ttee on Accommodations were then considered. The
amendments striking out the requirements TO pay III
sums apr roprlated by the act on silver conn., aPPi"
atiug 500, COO military post at OF near -1uS
shell River Montana $4,000 for buildings at ull''i'
headquarters, San Antonio, Texas; %ZOo'ooo 10 p'
Pensacola Navy Yard ii state Of efficiency; %l4'Ooo
for ,be more frcournt publication OF Consular Teporls'
~. i,.nincnt dcyofing 81 900 Of the appropriation
for ,, Ihr Crnsus To the cxpcnsCOf oh .unng STATS
ties rs To the number OF clllzeMS denied SnITIgG % o
laws va adyoca;Gd by Mr. WALLACE 'Dein'' rcHn'
AMI Mr.. Bee ()cm Ky.L 49, , /. .,. q
Me- BLAINE dep, Mc) opposed IT, Say lnH IL wac ."
Mr. PTtsiornt' said Mr. BECK, " the Senator from
Name ia 81 prompt 10 call t1is political tIlck ,>,
twist twist, said twst"-lntcrruptrd MT blIAlNr"
We'll twist { en," resumed Mr. Beck; " tWlSl IL Il
Iittle ctt,r Things nave taken twist elsewhere 10
uny flat may lot been pleasing 10 some ,rIut"'
ana that NAV have caused the senator from Malhc "
lnsc his temper winch he does not do very Ollcu'
Mr. BiaInc smiled goud-natuTedW anna IHc Eehcl"l
amusement ANA made reply. ,... g.,
winch Mc>sts. Wallace Anthony and Dawes partl' pcIu
MIR MOEREIL Ulvp., VIZ then raised point OF oTuri
apaius, on the ground mat It changed existing "'
II WINS however drcdcd to be IN order by party Fo'c'
Cx,rptlng that Mr.. lin Dem, Gal voted no 800
Ih'. amendment Wa further discussed by McssrH'
Nnr.uu. I'M. Bmns,lc Salisbury ana others.
Prrdic debate The senate after an executive SESSION.
adjourned.
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TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, June Sin the Court of Appeals
to present the Hon. Cnnrlcs j. FOlger C. j., ard
assuclltre-tho oln~iue decisions were handed down:
EhcH VT NcwYork Central AMI Hudson RiyOr Rail
Wilson. Baylrrs AZ. COckCrOit.-
'cut affirmed with costs Bennett aEt. AustD.JudR
mem affirmed the item OF 23uO o. TO
item Judgment mOilhtd and new NAL ORDERED
thereon the accounting, with costs 10 aihhe
the event idcr B,tr-Judgmcn affirmed with costs
with the pann 10 amend S c0rpl1nt o. Payment
u the Cutt4 MckrHna lg IN" People Julgntut reversal
de uoyn granted Van Nyri agt walter Rose
boom Ie I,OsthulW order nllUu,d aud Judgment
ar-,utc for The pmntn on ttipn,t"n. with costs
AMI al gfut"i. the costs Ia abide
fhc Adirondack Company order OF
rsf nnd order ~ ia" special ERIN
Hgi the National Bank OF
=, a. trar. Touch order Affirmed WIN
Cn.'- Mlrtiuhon at Naruuhou; KrrS" aEt Han
iohri Robertson tatin agt the Adirondack
Cuullny appeal isGi-,i with coats Hood ngt ilnod m
r. bank agl ir.y ~h"nA.- Molten "a dismiss appeal
granted WIN COSTS. People rel Icrisrr lgi. k'~sc Mo-
Ton tu d-u.-- appth rcnlrd withp1t costs. SrclcY
at. tlIti. Motion dcni,I with so costs. Fr,'t
agf G~.fr.y. smith AIT smith; Dcnko AIT. the
N",,.N" and ito'uiae Limo ami Cement
CpnpIn. art smith Motion for r. rgumrut de-
h.,a Al .luc costs. Nu 2..-lhNAIi l.. lrtf pr sjcnt
cic ,rundcut agt John y. Farwc. aGpc"ant-Argucd
atlI
235 80 5AJ 2J- az, 2AJ, 2uJ, ~.
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rALENnAR- TITS DAY.

strrpur Corni- ,NBclS-Potter, Court oD'n, At
lOyO m tslcniar called "a II y M nos z ~ ~ ga 2P'
5 30 ~ n2 49, ga 90 lO2 1l3 rs, ll7l@B 49, lAO, ol'
lsu 100 IGl. leo lU6. "a 2iO al. - -. ,ooo -,
Bcmu'icrs-Nus la, 1855 Law auI tact- N0t 539' 9t0
81 $50 65I 90. $40 j7J Oh, 81 500 G21 63i ~ W.
647 $50 G6 go 52C Il" 6d5 go 9o 94o olo l+V
b-2 JsJ 80 49, 49, IS 81 l. JOO lOZ O%= oOi' ,o.,o -
inrfr- PAT Ivan Worst, COuIt opens ~ In:3O o. ~
Nns q 49, 2JSl OOIt az, BOIL. 3Ol2 2O3 21gS- q
g7 9O5a 1881, 2lOl. 2OOi Oj3, 2OGO, 2OSS, 1882 ooO
0p9 SI Bcich' J-ConrI opens ut 1890 mNos
1874 2gU2 2l0, l2A7 1859. 1928. luil 1872 l. V5i =V
los 1915 90, so, lG2l% 1s7 l0Si l431' lol0 ool'
SrEI0g CoURI-srEc1A Al TERM-Curtls G. Court opens
NJ io a. ln Cnleudn called at II a. In-NoU o. ~
TRlH-PART -Setgwlck Court opens AZ ~ d. w
Nh 1885 ga 8l3 47U, l44. 7l3, l29i bOO Jl4, l5Oa 0Io
705 10. 767 tG5, Gl5 III 130 124, GoJ. 49,, 90,
GJb i227 ISL 5G0 4s 800 2O0 70l, Co., 100. 629 49,
'VC1,Sg6y PLRAs-sPRcIM TEM-van Hoeson. J.-Court
opens at IL o. H.. No day CALENDAR; , mann M II m -
EQUITY TRiA-Nan Btunt, J-CouIt oPc"' ~ - - 'A'
TRIt Faa Pains &c p Daly G. JCo4rt opens At II
A. m-Nos 1857, 1913 232 25i9 iiIl' 40" Z4%o' @o1o'
PAM Ill r. DAILY J.-UOur opens ~ IL o. az
o4gS i55 25O3 lGG 1852. 2533 2426 gal 294g 9oSI
2i24 22a} PASS 1897 2AuS, 1885, l1IO' l4o A' 4'o''
lhR 1S couar-TRrAL TRRM-PARr 1Goepp j. IN s1pss
Tor Court, Part uI-COurl opens ~ ~ T. III 40 ia
I3I II0i. 442, 4428 $3.50. ASlo A2oo' A4ll' 4S1' '
Gs;s sV.I' sSsoSsEpART I-oowine 1.-The People agt
lanes Iiannu George johnson, elonous assant anu Oa
trry Joi Davidson grand larceny August scnheueti
ceylng stolen goods Patrick HIRRna assaut anu @ tr
Thomas lIurey John Hassett Caroline esse farssTv
pkv II-0udrrseove. 1.-The People a& Ahno N1.IS,
anrtion. John tltZkatflCkl HIlian
su fel0nlOds assault battery lsaDetn Helnpart as
-at aud battery George Costello Johh hleJ' eAc'se
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TIE COURTS.
REAPPEARANCE OF AN OLD SUIT.

hINl hANOI OE AN Ol'D Dull
The suit of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
panv against william Tocl survivor Of the firm Of Chas
Lihg Co.. which has been before the courts for many
years. appeared again yesterday in General Term de-
cson Of the Common Pleas, written by Judge
LarremOrc. By agreement made between the parties
Ia December 1866, mortgage was given to DEFENDANTS
company upon tho steamships Atlantic. Baltic and
Western Metropolis. THIS mortgage contained power
sale pnblic auction OF either OF the vessels after
notice OF twenty days by advertisement. The vessels
were sold In 1868 and this action was begun the plain
t company claiming that there were Irregularities IN
tn" sale An injunction granted. but the plaintiff
only gave m undertaking 81 600 although = motion
was made 10y the defendant to have It made Ti5OOOO
Appeal taken among other matters from the Judg
ment for i2Sl % granted by the referee to the de-
f'miautS for damages resulting from the INJUNCTION
Judge LarcmOrr says that this sum beng greatly III
OF The 900 undertaking new reference must
ordered unless the defendant VIII consent 10 nOd
cation, reducing the amount OF the claim 10 the sum
specified IN the undertaking. Judge Van HOeSen con-
ours. james =. LOwrcy lot the plaintiff, j. A. Shandy
for the defendant
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MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY, June S-P, NJ
The mining share market TO-DAY presented little
that was new or of special interest. Generally
prices were steady or firm. and only moderate
amount of business was done. At the American
Board the transactions amounted to II 700 shares,
among which we note Boston Consolidated at 1.3O,
against 1as yesterday. Silver Nugget at 1.4o0
1.35, Tombstone at 8, Standard at 27sl. buyer ten
DAYS, Little Chief at 0lq, Hnkill at 2.O5, Durango
at so, and Crowell at 10 At the old board
ChrysOlite was fairly active at 1ei201S4, WIN
considerable business done on buyers and sellers
options at higher and lower prices than those nanea
for regular sales. Silver Cliff was cents hlRner AZ
800, South HIte 10 cents higher at 2.l6 annie
steady at I.2501.2O Climax cents lower at 2,35.
Little Chief ls lower at 96s and Leadvlle CONSOLE
lated steady ut 10. Consolidated Virginia sold at
3.2O03.25 IIukill at POS. and Green Mountain at
3Q5 CalayeTas declined to 81 aud Great Eastern S
I.OO02. 25 against 15O yesterday. Buckeye was
less active than it has been of LATE but was steady
at 30O3s. The markets closed quiet and strong.
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NAVAL NEWS AND ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, June 8.-Advices have reached
the Secretary Of the Navy that the United Sacs ship
Tranton arrived Mt Vile Franchs o. May D. and eK-
nected to start about juno 10 on northern cruise
Tn, Nipsic viii look for American interests In the
East.
Surgeon Henry c. Nelson has been ordcrd % Exam
nation for promotion. The following dct'"Lm 80 h"V'
been made,
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civil NOTEl.

John J. Mccarthy, a patrOlman who was
dismissed from the police force IN November, 1879 car
ricd his the Supreme Court on writ Of certio'
rar claiming that the matter not heard before the
Board Of Police. but only before Commissioner Mac
Lean and that upon the acr report alone he was dis
charged Justice Donohur yesterday dlsmlsseh the
writ without assigning reasons
Judgment was entered at the County Clerks
office In Broadway yesterday for the 100000 damages
S5i costs and II 900 extra allowance, awarded 10 Ma
Tor john r. Harold Tor injuries received on the New
York Elevated Railroad.
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CHILD MURDER DISCOTERED.

RED BANK, N. j., June ga murder has been
.nonIod here under peculiar circumstances. mar
Red woman planned to Justice chllds that her nus
hand was the father OF child born to Hcvlah Bowman
ON unmarried colored woman inc coioreu
woman denied that she had Deen mother,
rnt thu notice By digging up the YARD
DuV 49,, ,d,, "a the child buried with the back Of us
sSnli crushed H. the chnd was WEEK o n,
when murdered. The Coroner rs ~ anS he
grandmother.
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NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, June S.-1hc President sent
the following nominations TO the Senate to-day;
Captan william -. Remey United states Marine Corps 10
be Judge Advocate General OF Inc navy WIN tHo IAhA VI
Colonel
Lieutenant Lcmucl a: Abbott 10 be Captain 9TH UNI
ted States Cavalry. ,,-.-
ant 9Th United states Cavalry.
Edward /. Wntord Of NowHampshire. TO be Pension
iuchard Kennedy be Postmaster McMnnyille, Tenn.
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filming.
DARCELONA MINING COMPANY,

m I(tEIIDNA MININN NODII
NYE COUNTY, NEVADA
- Office lIb broadway. New YORK.
Tnoornoraed the laws OF the state OF New io
N"P''Ni' |''OO Eu paid and unassessaOle.
,,,,o,, Davd q, Fefrist Vice President A. J. Sever.
oncs Managing Director w. +. Leon; Secretary, f. D.
T,sters David {. Ferris A. Severance N "
w. F. Leon belmont Neyaaa; John Jones T. = senaioF
pHrre 40 Btoad ST. Ncw.YOrk VIM L. Flagler supervisor
Albany Co. n. Y superintendent Of mines, w ~ Bqiora
11mnSnv'a thinkers American Exchange National Bang;
Hegs ar OF Transfers Union Trust Company New'fork
COmpany's Counsel. Holmes and Adams
DASSICK MINING COMPANY.
ID LOCATION OF MINE. ROSETTA, COLORADO.
Capa stock 100000 shares par value $780,
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
FRANK q. BROWN, President
DENNIS RYAN Vice-Presldent
WILLIAM HoYT Treasurer
HENRY CUMMINS, Secretary.
F. @. DAssICR.
pr,noipal once, No. A walst, New.York.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, June 8.-The leave of absence
granted FIRST Lieutenant J. W. wilkinson, eth Cavalry
has been extended five months.
Upon mutual application, First Lieutenant c. L.
Cooper has been transferred from Company 10 COM
uany II, ard First Lieutenant O. f. NUrdstrOm from
Company Nj to Company A, 10th Cavalry.
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CONTRIBUTIONS.

WAsHINGToN, June S.-lhc Senate III ex-
ccutyc session to-day confirmed the following noinua-
tlOn8:
rV Lieutenant Charles $. Hodges 10
Dc First Iru' ia the 9Th Infantry second Lieutenant
AdIpI eyhOld to be Fast Lieutenant ~ the 10Th Infantry
PaVul,tr F. auk Idukltt 10 DC Passed Asslbta
Pay mAster IN INC NAVy.
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ooh, pa T, cried little fellow upon seeing
tr tue nrst time, TITS got the measieb hasu
tP
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PALMETTO DISTRICT. NEVADA.
Incorporated under the laws Of NewYork
c,ptrAL 80 100000 SHARES $40 each

oFFIcERs-Prest, r. D. Catherwood; Secy AMI Treass
pro tenn. f. e. BIamlIail.
TRrsTYEs--A. s. Warner. f. c. Bramhal, Alex stewart
Henry Morgan l.. L. BrOwn II. De Peyster, IL H. GAMER
wood r. c. Root. Tober. Schel and 4. f. Roberts.
limited number % SALE for the purpose Of re-
bu,dng mill For particulars apply at general office, No. 40
1I,nn,u 10 RrnahMaY.
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OFFICERS
NETWORK and PALMETTO MINING CO..

Hon. Jno L. Routt ex. Of cooradoi Joseph W
Watson r. ElXn, Fred Taylor D. " "hte oea o. oue''
Geo
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SECOND CALr-1:3O O'CLOCK p. NJ.

Orwell ChrysOlito Silver Nugget Con Virginia
1OOO.... 10 100 $50. 1874 100 l33 lU0:;. 3zo
Leadvile con 500 10 south Bulwer Little Chief
iOGGbi5 II5 IO0..... 1874 200 b3O 1925 100. go
standard 100 $40. l77s 800 bio 100 Hukill
So S bio rs itSeF Nufz i 800 pE S5 30 OO O'
Annie 200 BIO LAO Boston Con
200 -. !. 25 200. 100
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had succeeded refused payment auu ho" n""''
IN revenge, O'Bren exposed the Hlh@ tra""S' 'iO' "
~ ~ That cyentfnl period of exposure, in the
,o,,ro,oer and Fall OF 1871 are within public kuowi-
1 hnt 81 is not SO we'll known why Connolly DetrYe"
nis confederntes and gave up the ConloilerS oH'ec
18th oil It's secrets to Samuel j. Illden anu us ploSc
cutting colleagues. l., o,p.io,,s nv,
rrv after their troubles had begun in OBrlen's eX
oenrcs sweeny called consultation OF the leaucIS ~
re bouse and among those summoned were l"eeu'
,,, I'd Andrew J. Garvey. Connolly and Garvey
"a Ior sumrn1ned not be consulted but TO DC Or
aorod In their slperIor wisdom the other leaes ua
aelected Connollg and Garvey TO he the victims nu
pcapegoats of the Ring and apparently "o' oeI =.
for a moment that either could venture on Ees's'H
order, or suspcous Of their old cOnfederates' con-
template treason, Tweed cooy ANNOUNCED " 'no no
A. had been decided that safety Of all depended upon
- .ntr,- Connolly and Garyey must take flight They
vera 10 leave the country secretly They were 10 20 Us
confessed criminals The rest of the Ring, Tor ther
own cxculpatOn, TO put all the Diane upon 'Ao
fndtiyes After securing safety in this way TOT tnen
calves they we're pool issues make up purse anu
"a restitution winch would permit the two fugitives
70 return. Carney was 10 put everything ln'o "i9
brothers hands; COnuonS WIS W "'' 's- ~
agent left behind him.
%annoIIv roved and swore he declared that he was
oUa hetrayed; he swore that he would not leave the
oo,n,rv uuder any such circumstances ana reDelen
an.oIv AGAINST assuming or being forced into the
stt,,ude Of scapegoat. Garvey was more weak ana
6asnopdent The upshot was that the ia''ei' oe'nK
-, mo rted and greatly infatuated witb woman
newly nS his euperior went home TO consult with
wv sha sdvised him to betray the men VINO We're pc
trayng ni did not follow her advice at that tune
INT with her went Europe IN e.e ah IL
sS ali that Garvey allowed his wife 10 return ano
make penee Y Yp l Of wrath against his fellows left
house and drove straight 70 that OF william r.
EsyeSeyer the old friend Of his alleged noheS' uaSs
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MARRIAGES.

fAUsT--KR0UsE--At the residence ef Mrs. !ehs
n~ssrr stopsrNtowu. RsIfard roantr. Pa, On Mare
=. by Rev. }. David Miller. Mr. Henry III = hn,s
of Beilefonie. TO Mfs Pauline / kronss- Of SAA'~'
IA.
RAMsgY--sCuULTz Al oak Hall. BY Rev. so's.' -
Hamii u. T.. Thursday, the 18th q Asien, -
Charles q Ramsey. ~ Niricfxllie, Milin osann'
and Miss Elizabeth sehaitz. ot Orliege iHN"''.t Z
CALHOUN sHfRKs-At the house u The as,esA ia
s.other IN Union township. the ls'h o ssss nssn
ty Rev. }. u sbatef. Mr.. uaftissn Calhean- 81 -
vile. and Miss Clara n shiIk. Of uaien '"ShsA'r
lesh 1t the resatessss s.sss :.
HI T. shIrk in Mil~shure ty ne Rex. W. 4. hess
Mt Vim. ooekmmn kFeAnseT and Miss taA
shifk, al Of Nliiesearg.
ouNsALLUs s-sMTTH.-on the 10th Of AsTss, a. =
Rev. ". n. 0r0h, Mr. Robert ]. Gunsahas anu
Glars 7. Smith, beth % naAlshurg.
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DEATH oF Mr. JAMES SoMNERvtLLE,
SR.--A very large circle of relatives and
friends, both in Snow Shoe and in this
place, received with much sorrow the news
OF the decease Of Mr.. james Sommerville,
which occurred at his home in the former
place on Friday morning last. lie died,
we believe, of pneumonia. The funeral
services over his remains were held in this
place on Monday morning. a very large
delegation Of citizens from Snow Shoe and
employees from the mines with which the
deceased was connected were in attendance.
Mr.. Somme.ville was II years of age. lie
was an eminsntly respectable and much
esteemed gentleman, and father Of Mrs.
James Potter, of this place.