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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05
PERILS OF-GOING TO 4 FIRE.

A HORSE ATTACHED TO AN ENGINE RUNS AWAY
-FOUR CHILDREN SERIOUSLY INJURED.
trl1ing fire occurred about G30 p. m. yester-
day, in stable at No 100 West Fiity-second-st.'
and several fire engines, in answer to an alarm.
passed rapidly up Scventh-ave. A Babcock fire
cxtnguisheT drawn by large gray horse, followed
the engines. When it was approaching Forty
nnth-st OF tho reins broke or pc
came unfastencd and the horse was turned quickly
toward the east side of the avenue. Several
men. women and children had collected near the
corner to SEQ tho engines 30 by, and toward them
the horse dashed ut full speed. Before the driver
could Jump from his seat. seize the animal ara stop
him. the heavy truck had been drawn ON the sde-
walk and close to the buildings fronting on the
avenue. The men and women had run out OF the
way of the horse and truck, iostling and falling
over each other in their excitement. 1hey. were
much frightened and n few received injuries.
The children had Jared worse. Unable to
get through the crowd of larger persons they were
Knocked down by the horse o. wedged against the
front Of liquor-store by the truck. little boy,
who was struck first fell under the horses teei'
He was picked up unconscious ana evidently lnucu
injured Three little girls who were near him were
cut and bruised so badly that they had TO DO car
ried 10 their homes. The children were attenued
by police surgeon Immediately, and atterward
were visited by family physicians The following
were the only ones whose injuries were Dele'eu u
be severe:
four old TG3S @a. live %e IN ea
between the truck and the 'front.' wall or liquor
store Her back ana limbs were much bruised ana
ahr received severe cut ON the right Knee; -,
RrpKR MARY two years old, sister Oi the above, hau
the fingers OF her right hand crushed IL was pc
lievcd that wheel OF the truck had passed. over
FoRTMAN MAGGIE. SIX years old, OF No 12i West Forty
ninth N received n serious wound on the lett leg
above the knPr IL believed that she was stepped
, Sy, ar, eight wears Old OF No 10 West Forty
unconscious. A physician who attended him Thought
he md also received internal injuries and tnat his
ffftnN T.H AfTl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05
INDUCED TO LEAVE HER HOME.

Colonel Henry j. Blye,, of No; /? Clnton-place
was prisoner in the Yorkville Police Court YesteT
Iay. The complainant was an actor named joseph
+. Bren, of No. 14S East Seventeenth;st.' VINO
charged him with assault and battery MT Brlen
said that about six months ago he was Ts Sa
bcr he conceived the idea of making her his wife;
father and mother GEof fSs b"%ss Su5ss
ouentiy Brien advised Miss Blye to leave her home
and she did So When BFn re RRs card rom IN %
mirror on it was written: have discovered your
whereabouts and nothing on this earth can srsd
that Blye would carry his threats into effect.
Colonel Bye said that he had found BTe4 rs G man
away from his house, and not to see his daughter
Brien. however. met his daughter clandestinely'
and induced her to leave her home some weeks ago;
When he met Brien on Thrd-ave., Colonel Blye SAD
that he simply caught hold of Briens arm, ana ue
n,anded where his daughter was. MIR. Briens reply
was extremely discourteous. Coone! Blye could
not say what followed He SAID ne d,d not Fn tHS
Eighteenth Precinct, said he found the men sfr t
cling ON the street. Justice Duffy adjourned the
cace mn til This afternoon,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05
ppo11r,c IN NEGATIVE VOTES.

AT the meeting of the Park Commissioners yester-
day' on tine lnOtion of Commissioner Green it was
decided to discharge 800 labOrers who have been
working in Manhattan Square. A great part Of the
meetng was devoted to the introduction by Com
missioner Lane of resolutions which were lost by
the negative votes of Commissioners Green and
COnover. A delegation Of Germans members OF the
German Taxpayers Association, was IN an ADJOINING
portant questions hut Commissioner Green, who
said he was IN n hurry, objected, and the dele
cation was not allowed to enter. Commissioner
Lane then made an Intellectual attempt to call up
the case of Van Yalkenburg, the disbursng clerk
arainst whom charges have been preferred, Com
pensioners Green and ConOver opposing the motion.
Commissioner Lane then tried in to get reso-
luton passed providing for the building OF 200
park AT an expense not to exceed 5000 but he had
accomplished nothing when the meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05

inc since Saturday last. He left home that Gay ana
went TO NewYork, starting on his Ie.ui no"''
n M Nothing has been heard OF MIN 81 nce
Bsbop Loughlin, of the Roman Catholic process
If Long Island who sailed for Europe on Wednes-
dav has appointed as his Flcar.6eneIal rat t
William Keegan, of the Church OF Lne AssutP
in BROOKLYN. The position mas oeeh Fa0'"' 0AA''
July, 1877.
Samuel r. Laidlaw, age four, was run over ID
Broadway near COuTt-st. yesterday az p, W.. oS
steam motor on the surface ROAD IN tnas @ %
fare He was instantly killed. The BODY was ne re-
moved TO his parents home No Edert-st Ihe
engineer of the motor was arrested
1t was expected that Mayor Howell ana Co D.
troiler Stenmetz would consult again YESTERDAY IN
regard to appointing single heads for the depart
mens of the city, but the latter sent word that I'M
nortant business would prevent his attendance
bnt that if the Mayor agreed to his list he could
sign it, and il would be all right IL IS now thougHI
that the Auditor will be called in on Monday 10
settle the appointments, unless the Governor re-
fuses to sign the bill.
JERSEY CITY.
special committee of the jersey City. Board OF OF
Health appointed to suggest rules for the care OF
infants during the Summer months VIII IeG9nI1snS f
the adoption of the rules of the New-fOrk boaru VI
Health. ,,,,nu
younp daughter of George Prick, coal dealer
of Newark-st., was drowned IN the canal near oul-
folk-st., Thursday night.
Philip McManus a salesman for W. A. Brentzing-
hotter cigar dealer, was arrested Yesterday on tue
charge OF embeZzling nearly @2OO from HIS enl-
NEW-JERSEY.
PArERsoN.--Mrs Julia A. Swift the mother t OF
John Joseph Van Houten. who was killed by VIII
lam Dalzell. has hcgun proceedings against Dalzel
to recover $40, 900 damages.
GUTrENBURG.-The battle of Block House Point
was fought near the present village Of Guttenbnrg,
.Tnly 20 1880 and it is proposed to celebrate the
centennial of the battle with appropriate core
LONG ISLAND.
FLusuING-Fnther DOnelly, of the Roman Cath
Ole Church. accidentally shot pistol ball through
his hand n few days ago, nhcting severe ana
painful wound
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
YORKTowN-C Considerable excitement has been
created by the arrest Of Horace Baker, trustee OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, an assessor OF the
town and a census enumeration, on Il charge OF
having committed brutal assault on girl named
Eliza Jane Hatchell, in September, 1877. The girl
is about thirteen years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05
PASSENG Frs ARRIVED.
SHIP NEVIS.
PORT OF NEW.YORH......JUNE4 4.

PORT OF NEw.YORK.."..JUNEA
ARRIVED.
sir iT cbehstaafeR ter, Hen6ecS Bremen May II
Str ODER Ger Lest Bremen May aud southampton
Str Hossa Br Wright MaracabO May 90 and Savanna Ia
Clyde Morton Aspinw2 10 davs to Pacific MAJ ss Co
str cry Of san Anono Burrows Galveston daS% via
Ny syr Wn aErece Marin Biitimore TO Geo Glover
Ship Fldels Ger. Schultz Boston days IN baassto
BARK Director shamper % days. with iron to or
BarS Pacnc Sor harris Limerick May O. 10 ballast to
Fnnch, Edye Coz anchored IN rayesend BAY ior oFdes
Brig britannia otchk4s Barbados 10 days. with sugar.
schr v Woodruff, barbour, TypemCuth; EB2odays with
Scnr Leilie ot Charot,otown, ~ Terzio 81 Pierre
rThe following Which we're anchored below came
up Rs 5G iG cSi Si1y so HeS- from Havre
Iiark Deyeto DuDrov0cSi (Aust, from Dublin.
Fellowship Johann Fredrich (Ger), Gerlach. from
wISD-sunset-At sandy Hook, light, sw; clear. AT
City Island. light, clear.
CLEARED.
Marongo rl B!istow Hull sanderson Son; Hath;
russ FSnan3 and PPEt k S. MaS
SlS ark Iaro at Conn MI ioSSIts $500
p Sh' k FHa Gnne Mnan SI Co. u0
Banks Lindesnaes Nor Tonnesen Isvre Tobias & CO;
& CO.: Fairy Belle ORB Gardncr lilo rande Sui san
ness Auesbury: Norfolk. snow BIIgess celestna tAus
Paynocch Cork COZ orders Soc2yGh S0 Sn0T,;
tC;crI Kocpke Amsterdam TObas & Coz j = Berg lNOr
Nielsen. Reya, Fuucn. Edge & Co.
Brig fitta WmtemOre Wright Coruna and Santander, Sp
Recknagic & Co ~.
Amelia DOwlel, Derby Conn J. smith; Anthem Godfrey
Price, City Point, Saght, Bailey & Cos Emma Lowe
Russell West ID Fish & Co. Ada Shorthand. Herick
Bucksyiie y C. BENTLEY, GhlcTsceve & Co; Avon orb
Holmes, Huntsport 81 = Whitney * Co; II Burrow
Taylor RicanOnd Slaght Bailey ~ Co; Isabella (Br King
Halifax atton. Watson Co. Monticello Melvin Gloucester
Mass IIavland IL Pressey.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IOSSoN June 4.-Bark Onlway (Br) Capt Wilmott from
Liverpool has put into Queenstown having been dam
aged IN collision
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON June Arr ut Naples, IIehbury from Phla
depia Pamern from New Or arr az Marseiles str
Peor0 FROM W. TOk; Bordeaux Ayton. from
baltimore arr DapnOr, str LOnghurst from Newl ork
arr az Antwerp Neie and, from New-Iork arr at New
castle str aCi. from NcwlOrk; at Hull. SIR Salerno
rl from NewlO arr 1T Hayre, str Streonshalh (Br
from Ncw.YOrk.
IIvrHrOo. June Arr str Author. from New.0rleans
QUEENSTOWN Juno i-Arr str Patagonia from Now YORK
vcrpOO arr on Fastnet str Ern from NewYorS for
TATGSG June 4-saod, str City OF Washington. for New
York. - $780,.
Zero L. VIM WcOX Italia; Sd inst Kong
Sverre Capt the from the last two
York AgOsnO - for BatmOre Nlty or Cashmere,
ItalO 4th inst. Earl Granville. - -, -
Arr 3lst u Adele Marie Atlas Capt Yidu!ich) IbCrO
AutOcrlt PeTe de camille Venice; 81 inst Cordea,
Pndsessc Louise Wandering jew: 4 INST Isabella Lech
ino Medina. Serrano. tho latter nc Deal Tecumseh
Tor Later ship NelQs, u anu see FIN Page
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ARMY Orders.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-Licutenant-Co Colonel
Roger Jones, has been or
dcred TO proceed inspect the accounts OF dbursing
OF tho Armywho are not under the orders OF the
division commander NJ tho following named places,
VIZ: Allegheny Arsenal, Penn; Norfolk, Va, and Bal
tmOrc. Nd , -
lieutenant Colonel !. VI. Whittcmore. Ordnance De-
nr;mcnt has been relieved from the command OF the
FraukfOrd Arsenal Philadelphia, and ordered u report
for uiy In his olcr 10 relieve Major - c. LyfOrd Ma
Tor Lyiord. on being relieved VIII proceed u Phiiadc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05
SESSIONS OF THE REFORMED SYNOD.

At the First Reformed Church. in goralemon ST.
near COurt-st., Brooklyn, the General SYNOD con
The President Dir. De Baum. occupied the char. lie;
ports were received from various benev9lent p ana
educational institutions in the Church. Inc keH;
this citv was chosen as Vedder Lecturer for 1852;
Much time consumed in the diS SmS1g tG C5
snealers were fhe Rev Drs. +. S. Porter, Still. lay
idr. Cobb, aud Drury. A communication from the
classes of Holland relative to the evil influences OF
was read, and will come up for general discussion
when the Committee on. Overtures reports LaSt
evening reception was given to the Rev; DTS. j.
theodore Pryor, of the Southern Presbyterian
Church, and VIM. "; Scudder, of the CSng tSga
ciergymen, and by the Rev. DR.. DE Baum, President
Of the Synod. . I'M,
The report on the subject of Free Masonry Will pc
the order of tho day Monday afternoon, me
meeting will continue this morning, but Will adj
iourn at 1890 until Monday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05

"I wish was in dat big hotel ut Chicago"
said N,ckSburR c0ored man yesterday; e I'd lay back
cheer and tell 'em TO fetch me UP whole pie.'
fVicksburg Herald.
RATHER Too MUCH OF A TREAsURE.-Lady
(engagng parlor-maid: And why did you leave your
last paccl" Candidate CrIdllngG - Which were con-
sidcred too good-Qoklng, Mum Visitors was always
takn' me for missis, mum l'-IPunch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05
NOT YET MERGED OUT OF EXISTENCE.

There were no further developments yesterday in
the case of Superintendent Dudcy's alleged deter
minaton to resist the absorption of the Department
of Buildings by the Fire Department. The Mayor
the Superintendent and employees of the Department
of Buildings He wishes to examine the payroll,
and see whether the law has been complied with III
the matter of appointments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05

The United States authorities in this city are
showing disposition stringently to enforce the
statute inicting penalty of 800 upon any person
refusing to answer the census takers questions;
Deputy Marshal Denbert yesterday arrested
Thomas Gilhooly of No. 81 Barclay.st, on Wnr-
rant issued by Commissioner Lyman for a VIOLATION
9ance and the examination was set down for this
morning. A warrant was also issued for the arrest
of Michael McGivcny, of No. 419 West Sixteenth
ST. ON q similar charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05
OPENING A NEW RESTAURANT.

.e,+ Hail. at Broadway land Forty-fFst-st., was
openea last evening. The room set aside for the
dining hall is situated In the rear OF the building
tif;nned 81 BY stained glass windows. The room
tsef Is tasteful decorated and L finished IN hard
wood to correspond with the music nan. iasn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-Assistant- Surgeons
W. q. q. Wilson and f. C. Dade and Passed Assistant
Engineer Edmond Wells have been ordered to examna-
ton Tor prumOllon. ,.- .,
Passed Assistant Paymnstcr q. IT, Reed has been de-
tachcd from duty and placed on waiting orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05
srnI,rK WITHOUT APPARENT REASON.
A sniIor named Ienry Sorensen vas ST

A sailor named Henry SOrenSen was Slanu-
ing near his boarding house. No. Z Carlisle
at. about 10 o'clock last night, when he was
approached by unknown person, who struck
Inn ia tGc face with heavy sharp instrument.
The blow penetrated his check badly decorating IT, and
broke Jaw HIS asSalant escaped and S0rensen was
taI,ru TO Tho Chambers street Hospital. He said the
blow had been struck without any prOyOcaton On his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05
,rnrsT or AZ E.CApED CONVICT.

lived information last night that man supposed to
he AdOlph RIDER. an escaped convict: was
ia "A nuulr-stuic at Nnthnyc. Rud Thirty
nfth-.t Inc officer went to the place
aud arrested IA" man. who gave the name OF George
Smitn and drucd hit he had ever been In prison lie
was dctaincl, Eowcv, +, al hrs description answered
that Of one c convicted cOuntCrfetcrs who escaped
Trn,n IudI, NJ street ,uil some months ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05
HOME NEWS.
ppnMINENT ARRTYALS.

Hotel Brpns,rick-The Duke Of Beaufort Lord
rtt- nov somerset and Sir John Rae Reid Fu7 ATsne
Hote-YunR Wing Chinese Assistant Minister a. MaIhns
W YunG. OF the chinese lcBd-
ton Senator Theodore f. Randolph OF NowJ ersey anu
Concressnon s. W. Kellogg of Connecticut ST. nicA9i
HofefNThe Hon o. u. BrownnR Of Illinois '. f t!i
HoDi-Rear.Adm w. r. TAYLOR. u s nt I 81 =
Iof,i-AiIen q Beach, WatertOwn, n. ~ EreTeu nous
Daniel Dougherty Philadelphia .GSeg HoSe-Sehator
II q Iynde. OF HermOn N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05
ROBBED AT A FASHIONABLE WEDDING.

handsomely dressed woman reported at Police
HEADQUARTERS yesterday that she had been robbed
d a costly diamond earring while attending o fash
ionable wedding in q FifUh:aye. church on Wednes-
day night. The lady told her story TO Inspector
Byrnes who put Detective Won Geriehten on the
Vase The name and address of the woman were re-
fused by the police, but 1t was said that the0 church
ThirIy.ffth-st. and Fifth-ave. The sexton. when
questioned about the matter, said that no report Of
8 robbery had been made to him A wedding. at
Was held In the church on Wednesday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05
SLLLLNG EOR ErR0PE T0.DAY.

Five steamships will sail for Europe to-day,
and the two going Liverpool, and the one to Bremen
having all their cabin accommodations occupied
Among the passengers arc II number OF prominent
uc,ors including John Mccullough. John 4. Raymond
L. A. Sothcrn aud Miss Rose Coghlan The following
are the complete cabin lists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05
LOOKING FOR TWO EMIGRANT GIRLS.

The police were requested yesterday to look for
two girls who arrived on May % in different
steamers at Castle Garden, one from hungary and
under. circumstances that have made their friends
uneasy The name of one is Emile l1arisch she is
where her married sister lives aud Franz Beiner
relative, was watching for her. He did not find
her however, and after weeks fruitleSs search,
there. The Castle Garden Employment Bureau
has no record of her.
The other girl is Sarah King. age seventeen. Her
brother Francis King, WHO lives at No. 81 Cath
arine-st has been unable to find her since. 1t was
ascertained that she had been taken from Castle
Garden to boarding house in South Fifth-ave., but
there all knowledge of her was denied. Suisse
uuen.ly it was Remembered that she had been
there but had gone away the next day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05
LOSSES IN THE IRON TRADE.

ANOTHER SUSPENSION FOR MILLIONS
EMBARRASSMENT OF CHARLES W. sCoFIELD-sPECU-
LATIoNs IN IRON AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OVER TWO MlLLIONS-BANKs THE GREATEST
SUFFERERS
Another heavy suspension in the iron trade was
reported yesterday, Charles W. Scofeld. heavy
operator in iron during last FALL having sus-
pended payment. His liabilities are estimated at
over Sc, OOO. 900, half of which sum Is secured by
merchandise. lie claims to have $2,000O00 in
vested in Western railroads. and that, If time is
allowed. he will be able to pay all claims in full
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05
THE PRICE OF CONNECTING A MURDERER.

Augustus Helmet, who was the principal witness
Ia the Reinhardt murder case, complains that he
dncted the prosecution against ,Reinhardt. The
service he rendered he considers to be worth $500
while he was offered .only $25 which he refused to
accent All the other witnesses for the prosecu-
ton he saws. q were well paid for their services
and propose to have my rights, Had It not been
convicted Helmet testified that he saw Relnhardt
digging the hole at Silver Lake in which the barrel
containing the remains of the woman was buried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05

early In the evening, and the tables in the dining
room were soon filled. Two private dining rooms
are being constructed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05
MARINE NTELEIGENOE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC,
srr ,,... 1890 400 SIM sets 7:27 Clock slow. 1m40s
Sfoon Ttses 2iO Moon sOuhs 1910 Moons age days,H
HIGH WATER TODAY-A n. -.
Sandy HOOK 6;a9 Island. G.26 He'll Gate... $40
HIGH WArEP rO-DAY-P. y.
Sandy Hook CO., Gov. Island. GAO Hell Gate 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05
RECOGNIZED AT LAST

hECOGNlAED Al LAST
Drs Austin, LoOms Murray, and others freely admit
the correctness OF the Holman absorption theoryaud the
MAN AGUR AND LIVER PAD. This Is triumph for true dis.
cOvery. Offices, 500 Broadway.
WINCHEsTER'S HYPOPHosPHITEs
VIII cure CONSUMPTION. Coughs. Bronchlts Debility, 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05
Announcements

Announcements
EVERY FAMILY
Should take pains great utility JAMES PYLEs
PEARLINR in the Kitchen and Laundry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05

EiESiH AND WEIGHT. CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLExION,s SECURED TO
ALI, THROUGH .et--rs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-27

Charles Calvert was for fifty-four
wears clerk in the War Department
at Washington. Recently, when he
was IS years of age, he was dismissed.
1t is said that he was still able to per-
form the duties of the position, which
was not very important one. At any
rate, he felt that his removal was an
injustice, and the blow soon made him
insane. His death is now announced.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-27
A DARK SEANCE.

Great aches from little toe corns
grow" and the most momentous affairs
sometimes hang upon insignificant
circumstances. For illustration, the
other night small boy got into the
closet where the meat was kept, and,
rs an inevitable result, accidentally
turned off the gas. This occurred at
1880 P. M, and the consequences were
various.
On the first floor dignified citizen
and church member was reading Platts
refutation of Ingersoll to his children,
and swerc like pirate when the total
eclipse set in.
On the same floor a lot of amateur
vocalists were practicing, in the hope
of being rung into the Tobin troupe
chorus ono of these days. The whole
lot naturally supposed that Heaven had
stricken them with blindness for their
persistence in making ether people
wretched, and so straightway fell upon
their knees and began to pray, as II
prayer could do anything for amateurs.
On the third floor gentleman was
mixing hot Scotch for his sick wife,
and in the darkness drank the same by
mistake, giving her syrup Of squills
instead
On the fourth floor woman was
hunting tom-cat from under the bed
with broomstick The cat took ad-
vantage of the observation to scalp the
womans nose and smash the transom
into forty thousand flinders in going
out.
A Second Adventist, author OF a
very thrilling tract, always Ready,
imagined the world was coming to an
end, and Immediately began to blow a
police whistle and yell murder with
all his might.
The only boarder in the house who
was not rendered furious by the incl
dent was young lady, whose steady
company" had previously turned the
light down to point where its total
extinction became matter of profound
indifference. Naturally the uproar and
excitement that followed resembled a
nominating convention on a small scale;
but as the small boy turned the gas on
again in few minutes later, and as a
consequence the landlord and tipsy
stock broker were found suffocated in
their beds the next morning, the mat
ter was smoothed over and treated as a
joke by general consent.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-27

A captivating stranger arranged with
the Rev. DR.. Gray, President OF Dick.
inson Seminary, at Williamsport, Pa,
for the board and tuition of a mythical
daughter paid the Sl66 bin in advance
with a worthless check for 5000, and
escaped with the difference in good
money.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-27
.sn Monday, october II, 1850.

At IL o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nominat-
ing Legislative Ticket and County Officers.
Resolved, That said Convention be composed
of Delegates elected from the several precincts
hereinafter named, and that Delegates elected
be residents thereof.
Resolved, That the Primary Elections for the
election of Delegates to the County Convention
be held in the several precincts throughout
the county
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-27
money.

When they told the Secretary of the
Navy that four new bars had been dis
covered off the Maine coast, he shook
the briny crystals from his salty beard
and said he always told Neal Dow that
he couldn't enforce that liquor law,