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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-22
Delinquent Tax Notice.

NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Delinquent "lx List of Ormsby County, Ne
vada, for the year A. D. 1880, has this day been de-
livered to 81. A. Dresbach, District or Prosecuting
Attorney Of said County duly certified by and IN
less the delinquent taxes therein specified paid to the
Treasurer exofeio Tax Receiver, within Twenty Days
from the 9TH day of December A. D. 1880 action will be
commenced by said District Prosecuting Attorney for
the collection of said taxes and costs D.. .., r e..
FRED d. TURNER
County Auditor.
Auditors Otfic =.
Carson Cit ey December T. 1850.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-22

TEE BosroN BAKHRY.-This resort is new
exhibiting wonderful stock of candies and
novelties in Christmas confectionaries. Brown
bread and pastry at the old prices.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-22

B1NroN's SrAaE.-On and after May 18th
Benton's stage for Lake Tahoe will leave daily
at 10 4. N. until further notice a,rsts,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-22
STOCKS.

100 Ophir-7 a
40 Mexican-7b
160 Gould and Curry-390
2lO Best and Becher-s5
10 California; 60
275 Savage 20
175 Con. Virginia-2l0
100 Chollar-2 40
165 Potosi--1 80
$50 Hale and Norcross-54
$50 Crown Point 10
go Yellow Jackets 20
$50 Imperial-15c
100 Kentuck-1 20
1G0 Alpha-33
I25 Becher-2
10 Confidence
$50 Sierra Nevada-S! 81
10 Utah-84
800 Bullion-1 40
lilo Exchequer-l 35
80 Overman-50
60 Justice-9oc
90 Unisn Con.-11!
$40 Alta-3
40 Julia 25c
260 Caledonia-l0c
2oO Silver Hill-45c
26O N. Y. Con.-15c
80 Challenge-60c
50 Occidental 10
800 Scorpion 25
42O Andss-1 20
1910 Benton-I o.
EVENING BOARD.
10 Eureka Con.-1St
$50 Northern Belle-S3
500 Argenta-25
$50 Tuscarora-30c
$40 Grand Prize-1
400 Navaj e-SO
100 Day-25c
$50 Albion-30c
20 Bodie-5s
200 Wales S5
$50 North MONDAY
20 Mount Diablo-3 90
400 North Belle Isle-3o
100 Noonday-1
800 East Mount Diablo-l6c
200 Columbus-29
400 Goodshaw-95
200 Bechtel-75
100 s. King-l3a
100 Mono-1 10
200 Tisga-40c
100 Oro-35
$50 Boston Cen.-95c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-22
RAILROAD AND STAGE TRAVEL.

~ Virginia and Truekee Railroad.
LIFT BY SLEEPER LAST NIGHT.
Il Breed M H McIahon
Sprague Chase
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-22

DEPARTED YESTERDAY MORNING.
7 Lynch and l ChiAaman.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-22

The Virginia people have taken up roller
skating ~ . pastime.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-22
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oRMsBY HOUSE. SHARP BROTHERS, PROPS
H Higher, S F j Stinson, City
J Dahlmann, do w Brmbech, q G
OH Cole, do Mrs Dsane, Aurora
G c Stevenson. Bodie P Fl Hart, Va City
Mrs Leggett, Va City
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-22
JOTTINGS

The Justice and Bodie mines are about OF
effect settlement.
Ed. Niles of the Times left for San Fran
cisco last evening.
John Singleton and Isabella Meade have
secured license to marry.
William Einbeck, Of the Geedetic Coast
Survey, has returned to Carson to spend the
winter
The Storey county taxpayers will be obliged
to reimburse the treasury fer Carrick's de-
falcatien.
One of those massive, gold stem-winding
Howard watches. which cost $175, can be
bought fer S1O5 of Uncle Harris; warranted
for ten years.
Mr.. Fred Hart, late of the Enterprise,
dropped into the APPEAL Office yesterday.
Mr. Hart will remain in Carson during the
Legislative session.
The saloons are getting out their Christ.
mas evergreens. 1t is curious that the gin
palaces beat the business houses about q
week in the Christmas display.
During the past week the Standard Con.
has extracted 1897 tons OF ore; pulp assay,
$50 so; crude bullion (gsld) 1852 ounces.
Crosscut No. has been started east on the
1000 level. in favorable ground.
The following articles of incorporation
were filed with County Clerk Marshall yes
terday: White Mountain Water Company,
to operate in Esmeralde county, Nevada.
Also the Princes Mining Comp.ny; same
county and State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-22

BY Carson and BeAie stage Line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
DIED.

BOARDMAN-At Shrewsbury. N. J.. Tuesday nnoraing
Iansiae Jr, infsn, Of Lnnsdale and Levaitia W.
Funeral az Chrlsts Church. Shrewsbury Wednesday at
Burial at Troy NY.
CLARK-At YOakers, MONDAY Juy TO- Hull Clarx OF thls
city, IN the S8th ycarOf ais aye.
Relatives an fcn Is invited attend the funeral
from his ato rcsideuce, einesday, the 2lst $3.50
Carriages win be IN waiting the arrival Of the go train
from the Grand Central Depot. Return train, 500
GRAN Elm this city Jny Crane the SD year
Of ais age
eavcs trenas respectfully invited 70 attend tho
funeral ON No. 800 West 2!StsL. wednesday afternoon.
Inteimcnt at Catskin Thursday
DE Pi3YSTER-SuGdeny, Hudson " Y. July 10 Beck.
only child Of Beekmaa and Anna g. DC Peysier aged
~ months
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral services
at the residence Of his parents l3d West l3thst, Thurs
day. july ~, at lOO'clOcx.
FARRELI-On Tuesday the 10th inst, after a long ard
Illness Rev. rhom4s Farrell pastor OF the ChuFea
OF It, Joseph.
clergy relatives and members o the con-
creation are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
The office OF the Dead win be chan;ed at $50 O'CLOCK The
solemn High Mass of Requium at lO:SO O'clock
GUILD-suddenly sunday, July is Lizzie Burton
OF @. q. Guild.
Funeral At the residence ef her sister Mrs William Rowe "a
Monroe'st Brooklyn, on Wednesday July H. at O'Clock
p.m
GRIGGs-At Passalc " j. July 49, 1880 OF pright,s d,
Relatives and friends Of the famy lnytei attend
PRAYERS AZ the house, Manye Passac ON wednesday july
Tram York foes Of Chambersst. at l:t5pn
Services and nermens az Baptist Church. Homde " j. on
Train leaves New York foot Libertyst. at o a m.
LAwRENCE-At East Orange y. j. July 90 OF dipAiheria
years and months.
Funeral private.
of her brother DR. l.. W. Finch Oh sunday July Is Lrzis
A.. wife OF 3 b. stOddari, OF Monticello. y. y
sIaend ss f nea o o. are a 81 10 1's
from the Methodist Episcopal Church. Monticello. y, r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
5pcrlal Nollces
Ra.f Adcn Nartc.

Post Occs notice
The foreign mails tor a, w5ss elhny Strt.DN
1870 m Europe by steamship Scythia Qlesa-
fox France specially r i
and at D. France direct by steamship Frames VA
Hsyre THURSDAY at IL a. M, for EUROPE. steam.
spondence Tor ireland must De specially addressa
I'm Europe by steamship City Of Montreal via ueens
town sATU kDAY at a. NJ Tor Europe By steamship
Gemanic. VIA Queenstown tcoresponience for Germany
scotland direct by steamship Crcassa Glasgow ana az
for Europe by steamship Neckar SOUTHAMPTON
and Bremen. The mans Tor Denmark sweden Norway
dispatched by Hamburg and Bremen The
North Hsyt and Maracaibo leave NewYork July rae
Tor Honduras and Guatemala leave Newly July 20
The mails for Hayti leave New York July 81 The mails
Havana York July ~ 81 Tho ia
rnalca Greytown, sayanila. leave NewYOrx July ~
fhe mails for the Wndward West Indies Ncw-York
July u rns mails i1s Aspnya aud sos,n P9elas leave
York July % The mails for Venezuela and Curacao
July - The mails for China aad Japan leave san Frla
July 81 The aiis tor Australia etc. leave saa fraa'
cisco July 81. rHos l. JAMES Postmaster.
structure Impotence Diseases Of the Genersivs or
CANS radically and speedily cured Hours 20 aai SO
GENRY ADANIEfs NJ D.. lu Lexington ave near 3J,h 81
The Barker Marine Safety signal Company have DO.
teruinsd to give practical Exhibition Of two Machines now
rnnia In perfect order which win give Code signals BY
steam Whistle and Fog the vessels are
seernq and have the Press owners aud Captains Of
yesses ocers Marine Insurance Companies Board Of
Underwriters City officials and scientific Gentlemen TO DO
nrsssnt THURSDAY JULY q, Instant At Major TAomsz
Mortons ONCE IS Elizabeth 81 from 10 to u I'M:
THOMAS MORTON, pres's
OF Barker Marine safety sisnAl co.
W. II NJ sIsrARz. secy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
TWO ZEN AND TITO HORSES KILLED.

As the lightning express train of the New-York
NcwHaven and Hartford Railroad which left the
Grand Central Depot Mt 1 a. yesterday, was ap-
preaching the NOrth-st. crossing, about half mile
below the Rye station, two. men, Warren Mead
contractor, living in the town of Harrison, at
tempted TO cross the rail- Dad tracks with "a cart
and sent them wliirling round in such
manner rs to bring the men and the cart in
contact with the baggage ear. George Mead was
killed instantly. and Warren Mead died before
the train, on board of which they were placed
reached Rye station. After the tram had been
stopped tEe two men were found lying side by side
also the two horses. The side
of the baggage car which came in collision
with the team and men, was covered with blood
From North-sr. the railroad rraIns going in either
direction can be- readily seen; and the suppOstiOT
Is that the men imagined that they had ample time
to cross the tracks before the train should reach
the crossing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
RAINY DAY AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH July 20.-From to 8 o'clock
,no,ntno the rain poured down In torrents. giving
amen washing they have not bad before
y. ~ ,nopths. Since O'Clock sunshine and rain have
a,ernated at periods of about fifteen minutes some
times both arriving together
Burglars and sneak thieves are ae'n az "oIA. .ne
Geo, mr. r. G. Chuttle entered last night and
oo,,,v ot s,lverware was stolen. Henry Campbell.
was also robbed Of horse. and from grocer,
CAV woolly. a wagon was stolen.
ma manager, of the reading room. OF which hbrary
-. a., o,neudagc. have engaged Professor G. H.
TO deliver series of SIX lectures In the hail
next week .. e,rso. rabe
r. ,oost fashionable ladies here show their
ood taste by appearing breakfast with no other or
than bunch OF these beautiful aud fragrant
lilies, fresh from the water. at their oel1 .,
cayalcade of twelveladies and gentlemen was Out
o. q. canter on Ocean-ave last evening
rre following Is a list of the latest arrivnls
uo,oland HotelMrs. Falconer Baltinors; j.. = w. ~.
p'",sbI,rg j. W. Daniel and wife, Lynclbuig ~
@ ;sautLer Miss L. Morgan. Thomas norgan' H. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
OBITUARY..
THE REV. THOMAS FARRELL.

THE REV THOMAS FAIRFIELD.
The Rev. Thomas Farrell, pastor OF st.
Josepa's Roman Catholic Church. in Sxth-aye, dea at
the pastoral residence Monday He was born IN Ire
land in 1923 and came to this country when ehIu'
lie received mis- education at Mount ST. Mary Ooeee'
r,,motsInrg. and WAS ordained priest at Fordham by
tho Iata Archbishop Hughes. While st ST. saireks
Cotbedral In Mott-si where he was hrst stationed IL
was his uuty say mass NJ Mount 81. Nurents Cou-
ancos had not been established, and he was completed
10 walk there every Sunday He womb theu pro'eeu 20
RlackvrI's Island 10 mass lie was subsequently
made ugst0r OF ST. Bridcets and ST. Marys churcnes
About twenty years ago he was made pastor or 81.
Ioqenh,s Church He was OF the Oldest ana most
pouulnr priests In the III cCse and had reputation
among them as "A superior Latin and Greek scholar.
Dnrr inc war he took decided stand in favor II the
Imion TAe funeral services will be held on Friday:
The office of the dead will he chan;ed Ut $3.50 a. m, az
he end OF which solemn high mass II requiem VIII De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
ARMY LNTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-The Board of Army
officers designated revise he codication Of the Army
Regulations met in this city to-day and organized but
transacted no business. Generals Megs sacket Upton
ard Nickerson wero present. The absent members OF
the Board were General Angur and Colonel Hazen. who
are expected 20 arrive In day or two A number OF
leaves OF absence have been granted and others have
been extended.
BY direction Of the Secretary of War, the following
In stations and duties of officers OF the Quar-
termaster's Department are announced Major James
Mana ouarterrnnster L. g. A, District OF New Mexico.
viii report for duty al Nashville, Tenn relieving Lieut.
Colonel James A. Ekn. Deputy Ouartermaster-
General of the duties pertaining 10 the investigate OF
war claims for quar- ermasters stores.
Mater j. q. Q. Lee, Quarternaster United States
49,, mas been ordered to report for duty as Chief
a,a ryteroaster Of the District Of New Mexico.
Ira. lieutenant George 5. Hoyle. LIST Cav
IL mas been detailed Professor OF Mill
my science and Tactics at the North
orcia Agricultural College Dahlonego, Ca vice FIRST
,"utnant Joseph Garrard, Attn Artillery, who VIII Join
the battery 5000. o.oarol pscrriting eervica has
-, ordered 10 forward log recruits to Bismarck. Da-
So, Territory and st. Paul, Mimi, for assignment to
the 18th Infantry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
IN EXECUTORS CARELESSNEss

In a recent case before Surrogate GarretsOn,
OF Queens County, where executor rendered an
of his proceedings such executor his account
showed that he had mingled the funds of the estate
with his private funds and had used them in his
business The estate at the time he took charge OF
1t was assessed at 900. and although he had paid
debts and legaces until the amount was reduced to
$4,000 he made application to have the
ment against the estate reduced, ana consequently
paid taxes on $4,000 for number OF years,
wnen he only had $4,000 OF the estate on
hand. The Surrogate dec,d' that In mingiing
the funds OF the estate with his own funds and
using them he had committed breach OF trust and
must pay legal interest on the funds OF the estate
used by him for him for the me he had used them and
as he had not used the care prudent would have
exercised with his own property In not having t1e
assessment reduced, be must pay out Of his private
funds the amount OF taxes over paid by him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21


waterproois and umbrellas and wore the determined
air OF people who had determined to have o day Of
pleasure despite the bad weather. As the
day advanced and the rain ceased, people ventured
ont upon the beach. Some went In bathing. The
few who stroed along the beach sank deep In the sand
The following Of the arrivals at the hotes
Hotel Bri9hton-strickand Kneass, l. y. DuBarre,
James Moore. Strickland Kneass jr; A. McCallum. and
A. A. Folsom Boston; W. d. Bisbop, Bridgeport: Mrs.
j. Van sycle and Miss Kate Van sycle, Clinton. N. j.;
Mrs. T. M. Vincent and NJ Vincent, Ohio; Jacob Lee
fevrc. George Lefevre, and Miss Kitty Lefcvre New
Palz N. Y; s Howell. Highland d, 8. Palmer and
wife, Carmel. N. Y.
=, AanhaRaa Beach Hotet-G. McMurray, Dunmore.
PENN r. A. McAndrew. Scranton. Penn; J. c. Palmer
and wife, New-Yorh; Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Cranes,
Mr. and Mrs. j. ". Cunngs. +. n Graves and
John C. Paige; Boston; Mr. and Mrs. II. B.
Buckner NASHVILLE Tenn; William Lowther and wife,
Newpart; Penn; John r. Lowther and wife, New York
Mrs n b. Demaree. Newport Penn. Philip $. Miller,
New-York j. I. Blair and A. II. Stue, Pepnsy wanna
". II. III. Robinson and wife, New-York; Edward p.
Grocer, jr, Upland, Penn; w. K. Cramp and wife,
Philadelphia; Thompson Derre, Wikesbarre Penn.
Oriental Hofct-George j. Seabury. New York Mr..
and Mrs. g b. Wellington, Corning, n. Y; 7. Cunning
ham, Middebury, VT; Robert Young and WIFE Phia-
delpha l.. j. Derwin. NewYork; Benson Van Vlect
ana daughter, Poughkeepsie; the Rev. Hasiett
McKim and wife. Newburg. n. " ID. Heyward'
Charleston, 8. G.; Mrs. William b. Hart and William Il.
Hart jr, Philadelphia n. ID. Bangs, G. f. Flaming +.
NJ Johnson and Philip 5. Miller. NewYoik
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
BASEBALL NOTES.

The proposed game between the Cleveland
and worchester Clubs, which was to have taken place
OF Worcester yesterday postponed on account OF
rain.
The Troy Club played with the Chicago Club at Troy
on Monday. and won by a score OF II TO 0.
The College baseball has TO close. with
Princeton as the nominal champion but with Yale hay
ing the best play ing record. 49,.
The ROchesfers will play cham iOnship games with
the Nationals at Springfield, Mass to-day and Friday,
and al HOlyOke on saturday.
Lane, an amateu from New-Haven, will play at cen
tire Held, chan pitcher for the Albany Club.
At Springfield, Mass. or Monday the Cleveland Club
defeated the National CLUB Nv a score OF 10 l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21

Bruen. H. H. Perkins and wife, Miss Kerrigan. Miss
M. Kerriean, william Stanton and wife, New-York.
West End Hotet-M o. Doherty. Miss Doherty. Charles
Koop. Brooklyn: ID. Rankin. IT,, st. Louis; Thomas
Hooper, Baltimore G. H. schwab and wife, J. Cohen, j.
c. Benedict, Chicago Mrs. Thomas Moore, Miss Moore
c. Y. Yerifes r. Edwards Philadelphia r. II. Vaneoe
cha. H. b. Fowle Mrs. Wilson, L. L. d. Barnes and vie,
NewYolk
United States HoteL-John H. Robinson. Cincinnati;
s w. Hathaway and wife, 81. Louis; DIR. j. @. Haisey
Hon. r T.. Crowioot Salt Lake City Ii. J. Lavender
Omaha n. Greenback Texas; c. II. Jacoby and wife,
Jacksonville. Fla; q: H. Webster aud family, Macon
Ga; the Rev; John A. Laird Memphis. Tenn; d. n
Franklin and wife. Washington Joseph Hector and
family Wilmington, Del. Mrs, General Tracey aad
daughter. Alabama.
Ocean Hotet-F A. Bates and family: Cleveland W
Goldsein, Mrs. John Newell, Mrs. Kate Goldstein
brooklyn; Mrs. j. X. Weaver, II. K Weaver and wife,
Norristown. Penn; Mrs. VIM. Davis, Mrs. r. A. Irons
Freehold; +. l.. KING, Rochester; H. II. Chapman. Mrs.
Jas. Kempton, p, Brewer Philadelphia; Andrew g.
Myers, DIR. w. T. White, j. NJ. Cohn, Louis b. Hbron, A
j. Gates and wife. New Yow-York.
Mansion HOuse-B. L. Riepeth, Torontoi f. Liber
man, New-Orleans; NJ. jenkins. Newark Miss NJ E. SUIT
ton. Indiana; J. z. CastloD, Mira. Marks and children
II. Bernhcimer f. NJ. Deems. NJ Berger T. Collins, Ann
II. sutton, j. q. Reid, New York.
Hotel Bri0hton-T b. Woodward ". Davis, Provi-
dence; W. c. Casell, Easton; o. G.. Wallace, Kentucky
f. X. Le9g r. J. ConOve, Baltimore; :. :. DOane and
wife, Boston, b. f. McCs6erty. Lizzie Hall, j. H. Craig,
Mrs. NJ. A. McCloskey, o. L. Rhodes, New-York.
Atlantic Hotei-Nrs Brown, Misses Brown. Patterson,
NJ j.; the Hon Joel Parker Freehold. NJ j.; L. L. Mont
Romery and wife, r. Vaughi, New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
KILLED. BUT NO ONE GLANED.

The inquest in the case of Pasquallo Carusco, Of
No. 203 Mott-st New-YorS who was swept from
the gravel train Pearsall's Station the Long
Beach branch Of the Long Island Railroad. last
week, and killed by the wire rope used in support
ing a derrick. was held at the Morgue in Will
loughby-st, Brooklyn. last evening, 10y Coroner
Simms. The man died at the City Hospital Julv H.
lie jury found that the man came 10 his death
from conclusion OF the brain, induced by shock
The belief was expressed IN the verdict that the
derrick was not properly guarded, but the blame
was not fixed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
THE REV. SAMUEL NICHOLS.

The Rev. Samuel Nichols, who was be-
eyed to be the oldest living Prcsbyter Of the Protestant
Fsconal Church in the United States died mt his house
nj Greenfield Hill. Conn. Saturday. He was born
November H. 1887 ana graduated at Yale College
In 1911 with one exception be was the oldest living
rraduate of that college. When young man
Ia vyns associated with the Rev. Virgil Barbour IN
chorge OF the school at Fairfield. HerBlmer County,
New-YOYk which was then under the PATRONAGE OF
Trinity Church. For many years he was rector Oi ~
Matthew's Church at Bedford. Westminster CountyN l.
A. the recent commencement Of Williams College the
decree of Doctor OF Divinity conferred upon him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
OTHER FIRES.

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. July 2O.-Fire this
morning in the uphoster shop Of james A. sssrle Co
eansed loss of $780, insurance, $780, in the National
Of Hartford
LAKEFrELp, Or, July 19.-Fire destroyed
the steam saw mill belonging 10 Ross Co., OF Quebec.
Loss 2o00U The amount OF insurance Is not ascer-
tanned.
UTICA, N. Y, July ia fire at Central
Square, oswego County. yesterday morning. destroyed
sneps restaurant, A. A. Laws dry goods and grocery
store Woods hardware store and dweing-house and
variety storeI loss. $4,000 to $4,000, Insurance,
$4,000.
Fort FAIRFIELD. Me-, July ia FIRE at
Caribou this morning destroyed the engne-house two
an aues aud ether property belonging TO the
wicK Railway Loss S25,000 insurance unascertained
DENVER, Col. July 20.-Fllmore. Patterson q Hut.
toms large sorehouc together with 1000 bales OF hay
and 500 aded ghs cars. burned this morning
ioss from S5 900 10 SO 600. The fire incendiary
DAsyILLE, Va, July eo.-rne tobacco factory at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
FROM UAyRE-BY STEAMSHIP CAN
THE APoLLINARrs COMPANY IN COURT

Tie Philadelphia Times of the 10Th of July
says: Tho Apgiilnars Water Company has served
an injunction against ID. \. AOorc, Kurtz * Hbcrg T.
Posen. Thomas II. DllJD. samuel T. shines and Samuel
Cummings, restraining them from the further msBGfc
ure and sale OF spurious article, which has sold
by them for genuine Apol,nGris Water" Common law
saws that sellers well manufacturers OF spa rOus
tcles equally liable 10 and ses, and
the Apoiiinaris Company VIII prosecute an persons
found selling or manufacturing counterfeit Of Apolli
nafis Wafer IL Is dangerous TO keep sell any but tbs
genuine water which easily he distinguished by rs
trademark appearing on To- c0rks and labels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
THE CRASH ON THE SOUND.
THIRD DAY OF THE INVESTIGATION.

THIRD DAY OF THE INVESTIGATION.
TESTIMONY OF THE PILOTS. PRESIDENT BABcocK
AND oTHERs-sIGNALs THAT WERE NOT An
swERED-wIrNEssEs THAT DISAGREE
The third day of the official investigation into
the collision on the Sound between the steamers
Narragansctt and Stonngton developed
some more contradictory testimony Pilot
Thompson, of the Narragansett, said he gave
no orders to 60 ahead before the col
lison. as had been testified by the Chief Engineer.
Pilot Sheffield of the Stonngton, said his whistles
were not properly answered by the Narragansett
he acknowledged that he had not been blowing the
regulation fog or warning whistle. President Bah
cock testified as to the pecuniary loss to the COM
pany Watchmen and Others were on the stand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
COUNT LOUIS e. POURTALES

BosroN, July 20.--Count Louis Francois de
Pourtales died yesterday in Beverly Mass at the resi-
dence OF his soninaw, g. E. schiesinger, the German
Consul at Boston Count Pourtales was born In Neuf-
chaTe March A. 1923 lie was educated as engineer,
and came 10 This country about the same time as the
late Professor Agassz. whose pupil ana
he beeame After tho death OF Professor Agassi2 ne
was apuointed keeper the Museum OF Comparative 10
ooey which nosition held OF the time OF his DEATH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
FEW VISITORS AT COMFY ISLAND.

when the hotel-keepers at Coney Island
soae I'D yesterday morning and looked out OF their
-, ,'o"s they say dark clouds and falling rain. They
m,. Stumbled AZ the weather, but their gruin-
49, naa no effect upon IL. The rain fell
nrs. logged, sulen persistency. During the
800. o'n the beach was deserted. Tho boats and
wrought few plsasure-seekers; most OF them carried