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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-05
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srENIAI. NOTICES.


AtRESg10N. EvERYBODYi
Having rasehasod the entire interest Of
". y. eiara.s alcrcaatlle Business.
am now pseptrea to furnish
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
A. E'rsses as Low as the Lowest.
~ prompt attention to business accommo.
datsas CLERKS good goods. low prices.
sctIear TRADE FROM ALL.
Try sAS. al.si lse Satisfied.
+. W. CLUTR.
Eareks, September l, 1879 a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-05
Pocket-6ook Lost.

HAVE LOST MY POCKET BOOK, CON-
| tanning ietters. papers and pictures. be-
tween Trifin's ranch and Eureka. Ths finder
will confer a favor on me by leaving the same
at the SENTINEL once, or at Joe Msndes' saloon.
DUTRA GEROME.
Eureka, May as lsso. mysev
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-05
AMERICAN LAnow UxI0N.
). RVny COuRT No. >.

MEETS ON THE SECOND AND F0rETH
Nl Mondays of each month. At 7ss0 O'clock
p. NJ, In the ODD Fellows Han build ug. Al
members OF the Order in good standing are iil-
vited TO attend. b G. LEVY, ". Q. X.
Jas. W. SMITH. r. s.
Eureka, May ~. 1880. iaylS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-05
GEO. W. BAKER.

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND E3TA-
"A ry Public Once ID the Foley-Bickard
building Main street Eureka. Neyadh.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
AN UNPLEASANT VISITOR.

Frederick n. Backus of Newtown l.. l., and his
family. heard a great noise on the hont stoop oi
their house a few nights ago and upon eXamina-
fion found man trying 10 enter one OF the WIN
dows. On approaching him he would not give any
account OF himself, and believing that lie VAS
rnder the influence Of liquor Mr.. Bachus allowed
him to depart. About IL o'clock She same night
Mir Backus was awakened by the screams of his
servant girl who said that there was man III the
ROOM Mr. Backus sprang Oat of bed, and found
the man standing IN the doorway of his room. with
a chair drawn ready to strike. Mr.. Backus
knocked him down but the man quickly rose to his
feet aud seized another chair Mrs. Backus then
got her husbands gun and was only prevented
from shooting the man by her husband who was
afraid tnat lie would get hit The struggle be-
tween the two men was severe, Baekus knocking
the intruder down several times Assistance finally
arrived from u neighbors. and the man was Sc
fused TO give his name or any account OF himself,
and acted 80 strangely that two physicians who
were called IN pronounced him insane and on
Friday he was taken 10 the asylum. Many are Of
The opinion that he was only feigning insanity as
he had taken of his shoes aud left a dark lantern
ON the stOop before entering the house
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
PERSUADlAG ms WIfh wI1n A PISTOL.

Captain Ellington, who has had much trouble
with his wife and his mothern-law, Mrs. Margaret
II. Miles, Is confined the Yorkvile Police Court
prison. some time ago the Supreme Court set aside
The decree of divorce obtained by Mrs. Elklngton
In February last. and in Pursuance of this decision
Captain Eikington has sought to obtain posscssion
OF his wife. who. lie claims, IN Illegally de-
priycd Of her liberty hy DR.. Charles s.
Wcllos, OF No. 13l East Forty -thirl ~ .
A few days ago Captain Eikngton's counsel OBJ
taiucd writ OF habeas corpus from Judge Lawreuc
requiring Mrs. ELLINGTON 10 appear before him.
/ he house Of Df Welles WAS watched the same ,lay
with "a view Of serving the papers, but without sue
cess Mrs. Miles aud her daughter, Mrs.
ElkIngton. now have made aildavlts be-
fore Justice Bxby In tho Yorkyile Polica
Court charging that at .. IN. that day Captain
Ellington disguised az n woman came to tncir
house aud Threatened TO shoot his moiher-in-law
Captain Elkinatons counsel said no would prove
that the charge was unioundcd
The evidence gwen yesterday on tho part Of tho
prosecution went 70 prove that it was Captain Ell
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
RuSINESS TROUBLES.

The firm of Robinson, Lord & Co., the leading
house in the wood and willow ware trade Ill TINS
city at No. l47 Cnamb.rs-st. were forced 10 SuS-
mend Fuday IN consequence OF the lallurc oI
Lord & Robinson. OF Baltimore, with which house
tney we're closely related he failure was wholly
unexpected. Robinson, LORD Il Co. have been IN
business in this cIty since 1866. some OF
of assistance made to enable them TO carry on
their business without interruption Mr. R0Dnson
said FRIDAY that the failure OF Lord d R0pll-
son OF Baltimore, forced them 10 suspend III order
TO secure their creditors. The firm was solvent on
January and had done good business since that
tilne No estimate Is given OF tie iiaoilltics.
Oliver d Robinson, tobacco manulacturefS at
Richmond Va and ut No. 7S Warren ST., iled an
assignment i'll the County clerks once frlday
TO Oscar $. Grady. i'll trust OF all ther assets III
New York City, 20 secure II. W. Matthews, their
New York agent. for S30,7s2 indebtedness on
drafts. They also made a general assignment IN
Richmond. Tne firm did a., very large
with excellent credit. Mr.. Robinson went with the
Grm IN January. 1879 he owned real estate valued
MT from 81 900 10 100000, and Mr. Oliver had
real estate estimated 10 be worth from S2OOoO 10
$50 600: their business capital was estimated al
from S}5 900 to $4,000.
The liabilities OF the Albion Print Works oi Con-
shobocken PeBii.. whose New York Office rs at 20.
1O4 WotI-st., whose failure was published Fri-
day from Philadelphia, were estimated al S3Ooooo'
Very little Is due 10 the dry goods trade here.
The Sheriff has taken possession OF tne
clothing hOuse of Moss IL Hermann, at No. 4l3
Broadway, on attachments obtained by creditors 10
the amount OF S6,5 800 Ol, and Judgments ag9rega-
ting 81, ,lo6 Oh.
made an gnment for the benefit of creditors to
e. Godfrey Patterson. Jacob Furth made an as
slgnnlent 10 William j. Lipmann.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03

king on who went to Mrs. Miles's nous, la's MO
oav nigh. He was dressed IN female garments u
was sto ed and wore gold spectacles; accorhinR
to two witnesses be carried revolver concealed ~
tle folds of bis shawl. The eydence SHOWING .hn, %
tue inptain was not the persOn lndea TO- Dut pia'
~ was Mrs Lizzie Adams of No. 81 West lwenty-
iirst-st., was still more positive. Mrs ADAMS wr9 Wns
delegated by ElkiDgtons counsel 10 go WILL ~ Ill
Wrs. Adams was accompanied by John u. Berry, oi o,
No 45 West 1--WE nty-ninih-st: Justice blxpy san
that on the ey Idence offered he should refuse 10
1etain the Ca plain any longer, but exacted prom
lse IRON him to appear in Court on OctoUeI /, as
The prosecution desired I'D produce other testimony
In nInnf of the charge nganst him,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
SICK IN a MYSTERIOUS WAY.

In the ervsipclas pavilion attached to me
Charity Icsnitai ON BlackwcPS Island is a woman
whose limbs and body are covered with d SEQ lora-
tions. aud whose head is swollen almost beyond rec
ogniton from crysipelas, the result the attending
phvsIcians saw of terrible heating. Her name IS
given as Nary Ann Mcdonald, her age forty years,
and her birthplace Ireland. she was sehl 10 inc
Charity Hospital from Bellevue Hospital Ncptcm-
Der 30 and on her arrival there the Coroner was
requested O take her ante-morten statement. nut
she has since remained IN state OF semi,Stupor r.
which prevents hln from DONG 50; ~ n ID. I, ie' ~
Uospital the physicians also stare that her condl-
tion seems TO he the result of a beating. Ii WIS
learned at Bellevue that the woman han been
Precucf Police station. The police of that Ire-
cincf say that the woman was fount IN the hal OF
No. - Mulbcrry-st; that her condition IS the re
suit Of disease and neglect. and that she rs nor
suffering from a heating of any kind. DR.. ksa-
brook the Chief of staff in the CT arity Hospital,
saws that the chances OF the woman recovery are
very slight.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
HOW WORTHY POOR MAY BE AIDED.

rhe approaching winter. bringing as Il does as
tress and want among the poor OF New-1 Ork Guy
naturally introduces again the question OF lloW
shall the deserving poor he relieved among
other worthy cnannels of organized charity, that
of the Earle Guild seems TO commend ltsfll 10
the public of this city for hearty cooperation ana
support With the purpose of relieving distress
and for avoiding the misappliance of charity r., II
Ccntre-sfs issues tickets of the value OF 10 cents
each. which on presentation at the ba kery restau-
rant or fuel establishment recognized bv inc
Child purchase supplies 10 that amount. To avolu
the auusc which professional mendicants might
make of this systeIn Mr.. Earle offers TO super pir
intend the distribution of those tickets hllhseli.
Thonob only now entering on its third season. this
system has relieved many persons. over IL 900
tickets having been distributed by MI Earle
last season. Furthermore, these tickets bear IsI
of the authorized vendors.
In connection also with this Child. Doctor
Holmes Of No. 367 Br0Olnc ST., volunteers 10 at
tend deserving persons 1rcc of chare'. The tickets
are mt np i'm packages of ten each. ana may DC
purchased at Earie's Hotel at ~ package.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
NHIP NEUS.
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CT, CITY NJ pebpI,pd tl Lotch Liverpool sept % and
oneeati6w Sep 81 VIII mise to john O. Dale
ity Coiumtus >ickeison savannah sept 80 to Geo
Ste General whtncy Freom-n Norfolk to Bogert MGR
str richmond Kelly West Point, with md9c to OLD Domin
~'r oorado Boger Galveston Sept 2J, Key West 9' with
sIr FIanro.ia Tangan portland. w. md.e to
ship ausl Ger Kimmc Bremen 80 days, with md'e TO
Snip Vaughan OF Windsor, : 81 Scott. Rotterdam 40
day. n ballast 20 W Parker y 90.
Ship Cl,nn Yarmoath. 81 Dandce. London Aug 20,
BARK aiercRry Sf Abcreer Thomas Alexandria 70 days.
with rar- to 0fder. vessel 10 Pcrk,ns * CO.. -
bs' @ ,gar to ore! vsssi oi II &neGestcr & g.
Bark Montrca of windsor ~, Coalheet. Dunkirk 20
YAK Eearg Grnhlm, York. yorfok in ballast to Par
sons s. Loud: auchoreiln lover pay for oriers ~,
Bs san Gatne ' S1a z, La @ PsESa 1o 3S days. via Del
Brig Eale; Cof iof,oal Aldr ch rurpan 80 days with
cedar ie 80 S'Ssg % ssau SeHHaven in ballast to
Schr Cccic Lee Par 3 day. with rubber nuts, etc. to
schr N Co'Dy' wcoS jacksonville d}y wiki lumber
to g. Hunter " son; vessel ia cvans. B'll II CO. .,
SchI storm Petre Mcrrck Brunswick Ga, 10 DAYS, with
70 Sasr vSSset 20 W TO- moderate s. cloudy and
hay AT CiJy Island, liant. sw clear
;.tAt;'
strs Germanic (Br, Kennedy Liverpool via oneeps9Tn
Cors Hrlye ia ,'r Roters ioyerp9o; 4srihs Mhs'
Co vadcrand (Belg Jsnsoa AntMerg Peter wright
sannox b. Du ,lrno Para eti Bltimore, Bor'and
Nereu: Hallet Boston II mock 0d D18lpon % W91er
Galveston. *
Maco ulptOn. savannah. Geo Touge Alber naTe Mallt
Noiiilk. ola Dominion - Co: Hudson, Freeman Ne~OF
cans CLARK S ,eaman; geo w clyde Winnett charleston
Nv Quntard q Co Chaluet'e. R1ed NewOreals BOgert "
,'orgin 10 GIBSON, rrayers Gr2rgeIow1 Aexan'rli
Roome Jones Wilmington VIM clyde & Co
Martha stevens. Chance, BItlmore hrem'.
ship Dayman (NOri 80 L. Amsterdam FtInch Faye * %
RarRs Ariane Nor. Bjeonncs Amsterdam tunch Edye
Co; (NOr. NOrOerg Cork, Falmouth, tunc Fave
q Co: DuDr0yacN (Aust, MarinOcle Rotterlam Aus
tin BALDWIN 60; 81. Cloud Shppen New Dreams W "A
Brig Cara Nor, sormescn liese EunGn naye q cog
Martht Brady OBI, Haney. 81 John. b. Whitney
O.; Hayden Brenn Hayener, sydEey. W, W Cameron
& co.
Bnl:s Jennie cheney, ANY, PeInambnco W u CrossWan
& Flyng Cloud OBJ. Ky fin MaTGveao. CtOs'man
4 Ero mpdog1 It1D. Feyn.a GiOra tar, Selger BIOS
-chfs Jane Harris Mott, New-lOndOn, II Van 8runt
Thos slls Keller, Harwich l. Ke;lngcr Juii Bier Oh
Boston. >win1; Acacia tBr Haley ~ Join, B
-cammel Bros olyphant. Godeu, New aveD iacSett q
Bro DafsY hurst Hooper Port Of SPAN fIiD Jones
L0usl; Lam, smith. F rlani!a1. warren haY Jas
Wo0iousc D,ug!ss JACK Onviic Warren Ray IL Durity
Williams. Chester. II l. boyle; ~ W than. McDaid.
RichmonI jas a Van Brnnt Watsc!a BugSer savannah
Evans, Bal s. GO. a
The OF about ply between London Eng
YORK t. be kuOwD the Monarch Lane" has
adopted audw its Distinguishing night signal
n Light showing while burning the cOlOrs green
white, green ir succc>si n.
for Later snip Ne,os, n ann SEE Seventh Pdg.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
DEATHS BY ACCIDENT.

John Mcnamara age fifty. of No. q Monroe-st,
while at work in Whites iron foundry, yesterday,
was strucl. by falling beam and instantly Killed;
James COoncy, age thirty. Of Fourteenth-st. ana
panv, fell in new building at Pine and William
sts Yesterday. from the third story to the base
ment and was killed.
in the fifth story of the house No. l76 Madison-st
Yesterday, and was killed.
Minnie lIal3in. age two died yesterday at No.
UO1 Tbird-ave having been fatally scalded on
Seprembcr rs. .
August Bcndon. age seventeen while sitting on
the rall of the tug H. Coffin t Pier NO. II, East
River. Yesterday fell overheard and was drowned.
Lizzie Frombach. age two, Tell into tub OF hot
water Yesterday at No. 81 Forsyth-st and was
drowned.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
THE WARREN COURT or INQUIRY.
EXAMINATIONS OF TWO uEUTENANrs,
AND II. T.. WOOD.

AND H. T.. WOOD.
Another session of the Warren Ccurt of Inquiry
was held yesterday in the Army Bdlldihg al Greene
and HoustOn-sts. Among those present was Lieu;
tenant Colonel Plnkhcv Sugcnbecl who achieVed
distinc ion in the Mexican War. Two wines IS
were examined. Henry Z. Wood, late First Lieu
tenaut FIRST Brigade, FIRST DIVISION, CaFiIry SoIps
testified rs follows:
We were stationed on March 81 10 the vicinity OF pr-
wiide Court House. and were ordered 70 advance To-
ward the Five Forks road There were frequent skli-
that General Gobs at that tiue at oui iei On thr
morning OF april we began 20 advance apout O'clock
end skirnsiIei with the eueDy iuGing the forenoon
About O'Clock carried some temporary ob'trcuo9is
and took up position Just n froui OF tnr eHemy
line OF deiences along tie White OAK road We fe,
msde. General stacg' sent 10 General Mer.
rit for further instruct ons, ana wori was
sent back 70 General Flgss TO Keep MS men Wen up 10
the oemys ne aDd wnen he heard hrng On the eit -
make IL cavalry charge. We understood that we were
opposite the enemys left. WDe rec vod orr orders
to charge the Infantry charging in the open field
directly IN front of the encmys wOrGs ana to our leI
The enemy hogan 10 give way before the tire OF the IN
ground the edge Of the WOODS, near where we Wc!;
lie have the enem' gving way Tor ne tooh on
Give them H." Or cavalry brOsr over the breast
works and down rs far as Gdiam's field, sweeping
sverythns before IT, think wTen We made OuT chafge
the infantry must have been on the right
f. r. Wood rst-LeutenaNt 8th United States
Cavalry testified that on the morning OF tho pau le
the division of cavalry 10 which he neIongr1 'oGK
ihe direct route to tue Nhlte Oik loau' Oh lIe lIe
way they drove The enemy from some temporary
breastworkS, thrOugh some woods, and rcacned n
DO D Just south of the enenys lines along me Nhto
Oak road. 1t was then about p. IN. Ihc hnal
charge was made an hour aud hall before sunset.
As the cavalry passed over the WORKS the infantry
was seen coming up aad aiterwaTd moving west
through the Gilam's field. On arriving al Gillian
field The cavalry found tie infantry there.
The Court adjourned until tomorrow aJ j l a. m.
One of the witnesses to be examined then is Major
General Henry l.. Dawes.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03

The Grand jury Yesterday presented ndictInents
against Lawrence Il. Jerome ir., Edward Nj
Patchell and William Mc(bbon, for grand
larceny in connection with bonds lost by Brayton
Ives Il Co. The three indictments against Eli an
Alijper for grand larceny and receiving stolen
goods. mentioned in The TRIBUNE about fort
night ago as having been ordered, were also pre-
charges of corruption in connection with the APP
ponment of Police Justice Murray, or in reference
10 the purchase of land for the of tc Newl ofk
and BROOKLYN Bridge. The Jury discharged
by Judge Gidersleeve with thanks.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
RETURN OF THE MISSING BROKER.

Albert Cole. who had been missing since Thurs
dav evening. returned to his come in Linden, " j.,
AT o'clock Yesterday morning. He was in stntc
of extreme nervous prcstratlon, and at once went
to bed refusing to talk OF his wandcrmgS. All day
Yesterday he Kept his bed sleeping much of the
time To n question from his son as to where he
had been he sald " 1t is all blank to me from
the time ] was assaulted in New-lork." He is
avcrse to any mention of the subject of his absence
His son yesterday afternoon SAID that his tfthcr
had been much worried of late by business matters.
lie Thought that his fathers present alteration
was the result of blow received in the struggle
with the rutiian who robbed him Mr.. Coles dla-
nonds and other property were IN his possession
on his return.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
TWO CLAIMANTS OF ONE CHAIR.

August Clausen. of West Hoboken. N. J has
brought suit III the hudson County Gircuit
Francois. 10 recover $1,000 damages. Tho three
men are members of the Board of Fire Trustees of
West Hobokcn. When the Board ORGANIZED Ia May
was subsequently alleged that mistake had been
made and the Board decided to hold another eec-
t;an nj which Mr. Clausen was elected chairman.
Roth men claimed the right to preside at the meet
lnrs of the Board. aud dur ng quarrel over the
nstter at the last meeting Mr. Ciaussn was
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
OPENING A GYMNASIUM.

The new gymnasium of the Crescent Club, at No.
10 West Twenty-third-st., was formally opened
last night. This gymnasium cost the club $1,000.
II is eighty feet by sixty feet in dimensions and
contains very mpete outfit of cymnastic ap-
paratus Adjoining this is room for bOXing and
dressing and there bat ii rooms, which fitted
up in "a very convenient way. There eX-
hbitiOn last night bv three amateur athletes,
Robert and George fIcinmuller and W. Smyth
and a tug of war between two teams composed of
members of the club. SlossOn. Schacfer. and
Heiser gave "A short exhibition of fancy shots in
H. billiard
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
WAFER SUPPLY or TWO CITIES.

y
II is believed that there is not mnch danger OF 2
water famine ia New York. Engineer Blrdsall
saws that there are in the large reservoirs at Boyhs
Corners over 1000 100000 gallons, ana IN tne
various lakes from which the Croton supply Is
drawn over GOO OOO. 900 gallons This is ample
for thirty days, even If there should he no RAIN.
There is every probability, however. that there
will he heavy rains before that time. In addition
to this the Croton River furnishes from 2J,0OO,Ooo
to 30 600 900 gallons daily. The city uses nearly
C.000, 900 gallons daily.
The present rs the dryest season since the long
drouth of 1875 and 1877, which began In Jnne'
1876 and lasted until October, 1877. There were
rain and snow during that interval, but much
below the average. The present drouth aGtualiy
began in October last year There was little ram
or snow during the winter, and much less than the
usual amount this summer. The drouth eXtehds
over a large dIstrict north and east of Baltimore:
West of the Allcghanies there has been plenty Oh
rain in some parts too much
There were thrre feet seven inches OF water Il
the Homestead storage reservoir YESTERDAY; III
the Rdgewood reservoir the water had gone d,Wh
two inches making seventeen feet seven lnches'
The consumption of water III Brooklyn has ue1
creased considerably with the cooler weather ana
from precautions taken against waste lc.ieluN
ZIG houses in the city were visited Nv lhe in.
spcctors of the Department of City WORKS ana 81
lenks found,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
nANGEROIs MEN TO TRIFLE WITH.

Officer Gcggan. of Mr. Bcrchs society; ON
Thursday arrested two men in Stapcton. , l.. Oh
II charge of cruelty 20 animals III dfyne ,i ,,ino
horse The prisoners when arraigned before Justlcd
Garrett. gave their names as j. G. Calhoun anu anu
Edward G. Hart, LAWYERS, of Hartford C3nn osn, a,i
mans and documents i'm the county clerks once
Justice Garrett said that LAWYERS were dangeromss
people TO trIfle with and accordingly discnhin,'
Usually in such cases Justice Garrett imposes 4"
fine of from Il 3 to $40.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
THROWING AN INKsTAND AT A JUSTICE.

young lnan. who said that his name was VIII
ARE sted on Staten Island Friday by Officer Am
Lrose for being intoxicated. While the officer was
taking his prisoner 10 Justice McCu lOughs Court
in Sfapleton Watson DrummOnd attempted to
rescue the prisoner, and assaulted the officer
Drum,nond thereupon was also ta ken INTO custody,
ar1 tbe two prison rs were arraigned in court TO-
cether Drumm0nd very indignant Mt his
arrest and renewed the attack upon the officer III
the court room When Justice Mccullough thIeat-
enea TO punish hlm for contempt. he seized an
lnkstand and hurled it at the magistrate. mar
rowy escaping hitting him on the head The
Justice thereupon committed Dr1mmond to the
county jail aud fined Curtis $40.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
TRANsACTIONs IN PORK AND CORN.

The pork market verv quiet yesterday and
scarcely any business was transacted. Speculation
seemed 10 have come to "a pauSc, with buyers aud
sellers holding off. The settling price for " mess >
wasSls Tho market was nominay unchanged.
One OF tho features in the dealings at the Produce
Exchange was the large transactions ~ corn Of
which nearly 1000 bnslieis were sold, ihcud
ing about 900 900 bushels for October aud No
vcmber ut 52i4 10 52l2 cents for tho former aud
hala 10 balo cenls for the lattcr month.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
HOME Ne WS.
prOuiNYNr ARRIVALS.

rim Jrcrne Hofel-rhe Hon. Simon Cameron OF
Pennsyvania Governor Aonzo b. Cornell Judge %, Ai
i0clr,ne of Cienr sa A. BTdg and Unite" Staes 'oh>
81 tia,ro end smith NJ Weed of attsburgh y l......
- or m senator La pavenport 81 i'ath' "
y.r yort Ho'ei-Gcneral ". Holman. u = A. !0D"""
Ioss-rhe Hon Genrge w. WI iam' oi CnciuDatl .-''
Ereret Wons.-Ex GOyern0I j. W. ote"aLt Ol NoIInoIt,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
TIE HORSES GETTING WELL.

ing the pat week Ia thOugbt to he disappearing. In
most cases those first attacked have almost rccov-
cred New cases arc reported every day. but tho
symptoms have tho came mild form. The disiemper
Of tho City Railroad Company Affected but not
seriously. Tho trouble III Jersey City is In a mild
FORM
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
HOMICIDE IN SELF. DEFENCE.

Coroner Hermann held the ILqucGt Friday, In
the case of Patrick Dalton II lopgsnoreinan, who
on September lS shot ana killed by Patrick
Barrett, a icllOw-workmap. whom lie had per
secuted The jury decided that Barrett acted III
self-defence, aud acquitted him. Tie Coroner dis-
charged him. but the police arrested hin again n
charge of assault and battery. growing ont Of the
same case and he was locked ~ In the Ioubs.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03

arrested on the complaint of Livingston and the
order of Trustee Francois. who is sergeant OF the
police force OF the town. He was arr agn d before
Recorder tlckok ana lined $3 for disorterly col-
duct. The suit is 10 recover $4,000 damages ior
false Imprisonment
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03

su ecded IN disengaQng himself. In the mean
time his boat drifted awav, and he was ccfpeiieu
TO swim four milee TO the shore.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03

Richard Jarvis. Of Port Washington. l.. l., white
dredging for oysters yesterday had his foot caught
in the drodge line and was pulled overheard.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
VISITORS Ar THE MUSEUM.
Tho number of visitors ut the Metropolitan
Nnsonm of ART during last week was as follows:
Total for the week.
SUICIDE OF A FARMER.

John Splitter, wcl-to-do farmer living ~ New New
town. l. | committed suicide on Thursday even
inc bv blowing his brains out with pistol.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
.ALs or vrssELs rnoM ronEIaN PoRTs FOR

THE MON ri OF SEPTEMBER
NEW YORK Oct I've Vgs below the humber or arrival.
OF vessels countries thg port for the Optn OF
September guisl class ana natiOnqy Ih
books OF the Government Kept a
the barge Office by Mr Alfred Mabie. noarling officer; ~
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03

IN of tho Orsans Generation speedily ana
cured by WI NCHE-rEHs SPECIFIC PILf. rwo 10 six
boxes usually sufficient Price s per boz SIX boxes
s6 soud for circular. Prepared Dy WINCHESTER CO..
Onemists ~ John st, New-lUrk.