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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-31

DULLION MINING COMPANY.
ID Location Of principal place Of business.
can Francis CO. California.
Location OF WORKS. Gold Hill. Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that at ameeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held or the twenty.nith
(25th) day Of March. 1880, an assessment
mo. lD OF One Dollar $50 per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable Immediately. In United states gold
coin. to the Secretary. At the ONCE OF the
Company, Room No. J. SAT- De. o-i, u Aiding.
s2s Montgomery street. San FRANCISCO, Call
fornia.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid on the tw n'y.eigaih C2sih) day
Of April. lssO. will b. delinquent, aud sdver.
tissd for sale At public auction, and unless pay.
ment is' made before. will be sold On TUES
DAY. the sightssnth tisth) Jay VI hay. lsSO. to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expense Of sale.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
j. n. BHAZELL, secretary.
Omcs-Room No. 3, SAFE Deposit Building.
No SO Montgomery street. Ban Francisco.
California. mar21td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-31
MERCER oTEY, Secretary.
Gold Hill. Nevada. February ~. lsso. ~


NDES SILVER hINING CON.
"A PANY.-Loeation Of principal place VI
business, san franci,co, California.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice ishersby given that ct . meeting OF the
Board Of Directors. held On the tveniy.sixth
day Of February. 1850. an assessment No.
lD OF Twenty-Five Gents per share was
levied upon tbs capital stock Of the corporation.
payable Immediately. In United States gold
coin, 70 the Secretary. at the office OF the Dom.
pany. Room ., Nevada Block. 800 Montgomery
street, San Francisco. California.
Amy stock upon which this assessment ,hsil
remain unpaid on the fpt day Of April,
1850. will be DELINQUENT. and advertised
for sals at public auction; and unless pay.
ment L. made before, will be sold ON
TUESDAY. the twentieth day Of April.
1850, to pay the delinquent Assessment, to-
gether with costs Of atvertis'ng and expenses
OF sale. BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
BUTLER BUhklS. Secretary.
Once Room .. Nevada BlocE. 500 Montgom.
cry street, san Francisco, California. -
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New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

THE UIRREN INQUIRY.
rrsUMISG THE HEARING AT THE ARMY BUILDING
IN THIS CITY.

rrsUMING THE HEARING AT THE ARMY BUiIDiN"
IN THIS CITY.
The Warren Court of Inquiry, which was ai
journed Jnls II after long hearing on Governor
Island. resumed its sessions YESTERDAY III me M n It
Building, at Greene and liouston-sts. At the iast
session the testimony on behalf OF Gcnerai warren
was closed, and the evidence taken YESTERDAY "hs
the first i'm rchnttal. The testimony was heard oy
piort;encral G. C. Augur President of the Court.
and General john Newton As at the previous ses1
slons. the case was conducted by Major Asa BIRD
Garlner on the part Of the Government, ana ny Al
hert Stickupv on behalf of General Warren
The first witness examined was Breadler Zen
er, Mackenzie. HIS testimony was III substance rs
follows:
On March 81 7 received orders from General Grant TO
rcpOrl General Sheridan, whom found nexi ua
DIN giddc Cont House General Shei1an 4p1epGu %
ne to gam possession OF the Cguinp ana VINO OLhH
roads. We met none OF the enemy until we g0t 10 e
Junction. At that point STAN onIccr o.
Genera sheridnn ordered TO quicken my movements.
SAW Genera sheridan himself ~ an open n.lu NY, hy
orders 10 90 the right were spoken IN manner la.
gave me tie impression that lie desired mat shoud @ tG
Vigorously Ny force numbered from 200 to 500
men saw tie Fifth Corps my left at distance OF
from one 10 two miles. Ny orders were to Keep on he
right of the nHantry and to SWING around 1i n @ ln
,nrmys Icit. Toe distance marched WIS about h;te.n
,ri!ra ts we passed from Dnwddle Court House 10
IN, White oaks road think we passed s0me OF thc Fl'n
Corps. 4, nearly rs | can fehlchlper IL was "'o'
o'clock in the afternoon
CAPTAIN Henry c. Erich, late commander OF CON-
pany ID, 1st Regiment Maryland Cavalry was nHAt
examined aud gave some additional testimony IcI"-
tive to the details of the engagement.
CAPTAIN Henry f.. Atwood. late 0I The "a Maasa-
chusetts Volunteers, testified az follows:
Al Tie tine OF the battle OF Five Forks was provost
nar.ha hut on that day acted a aid"-dc-calnp 20
Gcucra gibbs, who IL. We passed Gen ra! SGti au
headquarters about noon A, o'clock W. were Ill slGht
of tAr eacln,'s line From O'Clock 10 ociot tHcie
was ,ull and dur.ng mis- time was back ana ."ith 20
General Sheridan's headquarters. saw the l!dhtN VI
tir E,fth Caro, comlng AbOIt o'clock first heifu
o. An order 10 the Infantry to hurry 1Orwatd'
Wien they arrived late in the afternoon.
between and O'Clock. They ads tnced =? an ordinary
matching rate. / saw General Warren ~ colhp"ht W.
General sheridan once III the a eiuOon ~ GH apo.
erals an
Al the tiriiness OF the infauy, and sad t"t nc na
been praciicduy waiting AL Gay lor IL, arr'FhI' A,U
Wv, as me adyauce was mad dOwn White Olks road
General Sucliuan rode IN advance ~ Nv 'ltb D'iHiU"
IaylDg tuc m-n. only saw Ayrtas DI''s on, tno'o ~
NAV I,v. en- t.awlord's D.vs.on also moving out
NV brigade reached Five Forks aoOut dusk
The inquiry will be resumed to-day at ii a. IN.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
THE COURTS.
DECISIONS-OCT. |.

Supreme Court Ch4mbTS-Bv Judge lawrence -
The Pc ne VIII admit the prisoner 10 'i ~
The sum ~ 81 900 rrin act B0Ies ana oll"rs f.'sq
ag ipgs-Granted. DeCran ir, dg ManwalnY j. !
have maj hrd Tie notice ~ noilDn the rts'9 VI VI,
anuaton of this case Littic Hudner-isdrr as ,Ne
the EIOstI cannot grant an usI q
the petitioner II oTOugt peilt i ." n'
corpus In Frostln thit case az staed ia
oder that Mr. Ffo-t NAV ot o"u
before the Court The Of his Cetcntou inquired lho
to the attorneys on the OihrI e nc
Iuvtcr The bonds IN tIlS case cllnol pc
been amendment of the decree
nr GrswOld.-ihi- Application ~ maze 700 "tt, DIV
OF Fire CUmni -snnefs-i tlih iic
10 compel further return shOra De gtanltl Nv NJ
Iawcss See mrmOrauiu.u. Jamsop ag GreenDaum - no
motion Tor denied with costs OF mollon heIr
man ict Moss Order granted Van Ars0ale ayt HushcS
IlIII ,ct IrcuaEc Phillips aS Meyer EIa"'ed
SnDcrior Courf-SDecoI Trm--i'v Judge Van ois
Van Glider agt Lewis ct aOrer denyhG MOTION
Rave etc. WyrkoH OConn0r or Aklng appI0veu
las act GodZrnsky granted Wiklus aGt iSel
ord,t for commission Hoe et A. dGt Bingham same AZ
era granted An Association Tor the i1tIe :"
approved Bank of NrwYork National BANKING AS'oN'
a Ion at Weaver.-Otler signed. . 4,
i,v IN Ige rms ,el-Scye DOughcrtv- gt9htu
and approved Prinre Priore-OTder sp
lea A. Hess referee, exc Nochdo dS '"e''
or irr douying motion for dlimony , ,,
Common PtcIs-( (han,5eTs-By Judge ). r Daly:-
Compbc and anojhcr Watson.PruceednS5 ui'ihS''u
Uar,ae IhdmoerS-Bv Judge Mchuatn.-
TAYLOR agt. Turner two motions; Rehain asC vi1,
Ssrist act Schwab hunier .gL Carey Frost agt Wilder
R0uL ac Augcruic Taylor agt swift Decsl9ns nleu'
Woitbcr apt Kuil-Arrest vacated. Levy agt. jerome
is sC canno be properly hour notion uele'
without Keller agt. Oyerin - MOI siul A. VI -,
st nnpauts dismissed Bank tor S1vingS art
Iied. YVt. cases; Thompson sgt: bletI-
Iudgme- filed Everett agt. Ph"lan Pratt ag 5l1ri
Defauts-Wentzer sgt Ross.Moon denied WITHOUT eos's
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY OCTOBER g 1880

Henry Fdjc, Belg) Eylet. Antwerp, Funch Edye y Coz
n Antwerp SeaRer Pros Vandaua cor
Llschbein Hamburg, KuDhardt co; Viola Brl S'cphcn
Hamburg Searer Bros: Augustus tGer Hensen, Iaguayr
CaDello. etc, Daic- BOuton q CO. HAUL Br liow
ell Ports Indies A H. Ouerb idRe Co western
Texas Taines Port ROYAL Jacksonville and Fcrnannlha
G II Mallory & co: Fannie. Grumley. Phl|iepla WIN
Clydo Il Co: Josephine Thomson. hoors Bsltimore'
Sims ousep Of Scots fBr) takle Liverpool Cortis;
Jessie Buru (Br). Chntchil ~ N1hro bOFu o. ris.
keI: l. Richardson. Palmer. AntwerP SNOW ~ buiPe'''
BIemerhavcn Ger). WOhlL Antwerp, Thc0 lsuR"i, co.
IJarks Nor. BrOnlu nd. Rouen. q IoDss % ~
Ger Kausch Aafus. Hermann koop 60 ptn,
(NOr) Zachsriasen Copenhagen Furch tdye Co rseO'
Nor M,gcnsen Queenstown Falmouth for orders Ben
PirKering 4 Co. ~,
Brig Nile Costa Ricau Miller Port Lima r. BJ Wen
schrs Ham. Doherty Para. W II Crossman C Bro; Pa
laskL Jones, Hartford G Roberts
ERROR.
Bolivar reported cleared for Dublin Sept 90 should
have been Onver.
MISCELLANEOUS
FORTRESS MornOE, Va. Oct Arr ths n m. scho1lsiip
Commander X EYaDa MADEIRA 81 days. an "ci
FOREIGN PORTS
HAnBURG oct THE Am mrcan. Hamburg Hue str sueVia'
% Ne York Hamburg; las arrived
IONDoN l-Arr West HartepO0 str PrantfOfd Guy,
Boston, Liverpool. EuxiDe, from SaValdi az Lon
don Mad as IRON Montreal. .. , .,.on,.,
Philadelphia. -. ,,,
orEEKsrowN oct l-ATr Algeria tBrl. On, nevada
England, Williams from New ork Tor LlVefpool
sailed City Of Chester B) Hr oks' from L'eIpoo or
i1y,yN oct Arr 23d uIt NorIkyn at Copenhasen 2jh
nit Fnda Gcertruiha 2Sth nit. Lima at Falmouth hDeIs
EdmOnds Rosenberg the latter on start
Point gotta Mt, Arabe Carlotta the latter at f"hout"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
NEED OF A SUGAR EXCHANGE.

Il has been suggested for several months by rep
resentatIvcs OF The sugar trade that as the sugar
business OF NewYOrk was greater III volume tllan
IN any OF her port OF the world there was great need
of a sugar exchange upon basis similar 10 that Of
the other commercial exchanges. These sngges-
tons resulted in movement III the sugartrade. and
recently several conferences have been neld 10 dis
ctss he subject. A committee composed OF OspOod
Welch OF $ Y. "; Welch, Mr.; Hitch, of II. II.
Mr. BntIer, of Ma,rland. Phelps & Co., and Ira
Burslev has been appointed 10 draft suitable con-
sItutIon and bylaws, and t. call "a general meeting
of the sugar trade when plan has been completed.
Al present samples are exhibited III the different
brokers' Offices and dealers lave 10 go from one to
another to compare prices and samples.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
TRE SPECULATION IN PORK.

The business of the pork market for October de-
livery, both in Chicago and New York. yesterday,
was entirely speculative, and the higher prices were
claimed to be entirely unwaiTanted. The enlne
sales of October pork on the Produce Exchange
were 80 barrels at SIS % made on the first call,
when the asking price was $50 and the bias TIS
Al the second call for buyers options SIS % was
bid and $50 asked, Chicago being quoted at SIS %.
At the last call, at the close Of the day. the offerings
fell To $50 and only $l7 30 was bld, the settling
price beng SIS %. Chicago quoted at 50.
Dealers here still claim that there Is no short "
interest on this market and that the sales reported
were entirely fictitious with a view of Keeping ~
the prices. The advance has entirely checked all
foreign and home demand and II is sald that there
is an 0yerous of stock here more than sufficient TO
supply all demand for home and foreign cOnsuinp-
ton and the sale at the prices ruling week ago
would insure good profit to the holders.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TWO MIDWAY ROBBERS IN CUSTODY.

TWO HIGHWAY kOBBEhS IN NtSiob''
Detective Schmittbcrger. Of the Twenty,ninth
Precinct took before Justice Wandell NJ the Jchcf-
son Market Police Court. yesterday, Edward Boyle
IF No. 152 West Seventeenth ST., to answer charge
of highway robbery. The complainant, j. D. AZ
ro of No d2l East Ouc-hundred-and- twenty -urS'-
81 stated that about 1880 D. m, Wedncs taV' ne ~
companv with freud was passing tmHuEn
Twenty-thlrd-st., between Lexington anu in,lUo u
aves on his way tn the elevated rallr1ad Whch
Bowie and two other rutiians stopped them. BoX,e
put his hand on his hip-pockct, when Carroi :
friend ran away. Carroll had proceeded only a lew
steps further when BOYLE spranc toward nm; anu
putting his arm around his neck threw nun down
and rummaCed in his wals,coat pockets. MT; Na-
roll managed however 10 regain ms iee', ana upon
his shouting "PollceW the footpads ran away.
From CarrOll's description Detective SchnlttoeVecf
on Thursday nj .ht arrested Bowie in nduor,Stoie
in West Thirtvnlnth-st., but the man prctenueu ~
know no hing about the matter. Mr.. Catroil was III
court Yesterday morning and identified Bowie as hls
assaIlant. The prisoner Is an CN-conN'ct anu .i H
been ouly a short time ont Of SING sing. J.e.,no
Wandel held HIM for .ral. fixing ms bai az EI'Jou
On the afternoon of September ~ as y ~, @
Rembofar of No. As fnrt y-siX h-St, bio'kLtn ~"
is employed IN n piano factory on the WeNt orno
the civ was passing through lWehtN-Hiut"-N'.,
between Tenth ana ..leveut h-avcs, ne was slpppcH
bv q rec ruiaus who robbed hun ot MS Watch 'nu
cham and a small amount OF 'nohry' Oil' OI a. oL
and Cunning hearing the alarm. pursued 'ht l"p-
bcrS hut they succeeded IN getting away h1,, now,
ever before they recognized ~ one OF them dichcI
j. OConnell alias ThomIS Mccormick, VINO haS
been IN the state Prison. The ma ter was placed IN
fho hands of Detective FnncTtv, Of The lWcnlleth
PRECINCT, who arrested OCnnnc in a low saloon III
Battle Row." West Twenty-nlAth-St uui>uN
night OCounell tried hard 10 get away: put Wa
handcuiied and taken to the station. 1rNteru,N
morning he was before Justice Nandel az tuS
by Mr. Rembofdr. He was hcld for tlai Win o"'l
as
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
FLIGHT OF CARRIER PIGEONS.

One hundred carrier p geons were marked Vester-
lav afternoon for the race winch is take place to-
morrow from Pine Grove. Penn distance of l22
miles The race IS held under the auspices Of the
Hudson County Antwerp Club, tho members of
when live both in Ncw-JcIscy aud New York City.
The pigeons are the SANE BIRDS wlIicl flew III the
race IRON HAMBURG Penn, last week and Young
birds of this wears batch. j.. B. Wclch of jersey
Cltv. has entered 26 birds; j. Oferman and w.
Verrndrr, of jersey CITY Heights. - EACH r. j.
Bramhall, New-YoIk, II; }. W. Moore, New-YoIk.
IL; W A. Crane, Orange, n j., 7. The birds are
marked Pine Grove" and numbered. They also
bear the mark of the club. They We're shipped to
Pine Grove last night, and viii be liberated to-
morrow morning at O'Clock If the weather is "a
vorable. 1t is expected that the FIRST birds in will
make the distance two hours and halt or three
Suurs
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
HOW 4 WOMAN CAprrRED 4 BURGLAR.

Miss Josie Howard, who occupies apartments at
No. 80 East thirteenth St. was awakened IRON
sOunu sleep at 4 q. III. Yesterday by a man IN hcr
room, and by the dim light she saw him rulnmaglrg
IN her bureau drawers. Sprnging half out OF bed
with revolver IN her hand. sac pointed the weapon
at the intruder and told him that she would fire If
he stirred step. Then running 10 the window, she
threw the sash and call led for the police Oticcr
Hanley O the Fifteenth Precinct, hearing the alarm,
hasteued to the house ana caught the Durtar III his
stocking feet the hail. viii her he had run when
Miss Howard raised the window. The man gave
his name as John Murray of No. 432 West Thirty
irst-st. he pretended that ne was drunk, and that
lie had got In the house by mistake. 1t was dis
covered that Murray had obtained entrance by
climbing 10 the roof of the bay window, from which
he could easily reach the second story. Justice
Wapdell at the Jefferson Market Police Court, yes
terlay committed Murray for trial. fixing his bail at
81 800
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
HOW THE OBELISK WILL BE MOVED.

lieutenant Commander GOrnng1s men wore
engaged Yesterday in placing the Obe-
lisk IN line with West Ninety st,
in which position it will be moved
to the Boulevard. 1t lies just east of the tracks
of the Hudson River Railroad, IN "A diagonal line
across the street. Ii expected that last niglt II
would he in position for the journey up Ninety
sxih-st Mr. Price. the engineer III charge, SAID
that 10 serious difficulty anticipated III tie
work with the exception of the uneven surface Of
the ground and the extra precautions to be taken
when crossing sewers. no grave obstacles presented
themselves The obelisk Will be moved through
WesI Ninety-sixth-st upon rollers constructed to
run upon track consisting of heavy irOn-shOd TIM
bers ihc power will he n traction engine. II is
thought that six weeks will be occupcdm transport
ing gthc stone to the Park.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

The time given for the. registration of physicians
in the County Clerks Once under the law
passed last spring expired yesterday. Efforts have
been made by County Clerk Iutlcr to bring thr
law 10 the attention of all physicians III this city;
but many have either not learned Of II or have DIS
regarded IT, II Ia estimated that about 1000 doc
tors are now practising in New-York Cny, but Only
$50 have registered Those unregistered are sub
iecr 10 Indictment. and If convicted. TO II penalty
of from $50 to 5000 for the first offence aud from
800 10 800 for the second offence and lnpr'son-
ment from thirty To ninety days. OnN one
exception is made by the LAWN tie eases oi per
sons who have never been graduated from modi-
cal college but who have been practising rs phy'i-
clans for ten wears. Such persons, the law sayS,
shall be eXemp. from the penalties OF the act pro,
vidng they matriculate at once with some mcdlc2l
institution and they given two years IN when
to procure their diplomas As only those provided
with diplomas could he registered, II follows tha'
all other persons practising aS PHYSICIANS, VINO nave
not been engaged such practice for ten years are
liable to prosecution As well as such regularly grad
ua ed phv scians as have not been rcI,,tcred.
OF the 500 physicians III BROOKLYN 703 have regis
tered in compliance with the new law.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
NEW DOCTORS AT BELLEVUE.

The changes in the house staff al Bellevue Hosptal
were made yesterday. and the members of the pres
cnt staff continue III Office until April l. 1881. The
following doctors have just completed their couIsc :
j. G. Mccoy, Walter L. Rauney. {. Y. Chapln and
Leverage ii. G. Willman and j. II. Girdncr, sur
peons n. B. Feeney and c. NJ Griffin, amhu. .ance
surgeons. The junior assistants, wro nov begin
their course of a year and a half are john Warren.
c. W. Pilgrim, w. C. Stone AID NJ. Starr, of the
medical deDartmcnt II. j. kaymo. q, O. II. Ham
mond Morton GIinnel and FraUcls W O.ds, OF the
surgical department; Francs Hartley. provisional;
T. Hoffman and 4. Alderman, ambulance SURGEONS
The doctors no longer complain Of the poor quality
of The food furnished them several changes for the
better having recently been made in the kitchen de-
rlrtnPut.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
SHIP VIEWS.
PORT OF NEW-YORk. k......AU0
ARRINEc.


str Republic Irving, Liverpool Sept II and Queens
SIR H,ein DER Meyer Sept 10 via southampton
y. 10 Drirtchs & Co
scaniInavil tBrl Sinclair. Malaga Sept II. Gibraltar
Cadz /, to Henderson Bros.
Str erin ger Hecks Santos Aug 81 RIO Janeiro Sept0
Wa II m ruaA with cO.,c. .vc. Ia OaIichs Il 20.
Str Goo W C1vde Winno;t, ChaTeHoh ) daYs u James
80 Eor,Tosqa HOOPER Baltimore to @ II Glover
eip otto AnUns (NUr. GuDdersOu Antwerp 3S faya
with empty barrels to order vessel TO fuGch Euyo
min s,rvt. cf wiror ~ sIioer. Liverpool sept 2
bIatt to ORDER anchorN IN Grsvcsenl Bay soy orders
lSvoa) hemalk. Philadelphia. last
H,rs Murze Ita Murze Gloucester 80 days with AL,
G.rs d II watIen tGer, De,Icns IAverpoo 80 DAYS IN
hal asst 70 Watien Tpel Co. anchoreaia Gayooed Bay for
srT P1annaes Nor IArseu shapae>s 8sdlys In ballast
n order.
20 ,rier vessel TO Funch Faye A Co
fsrK to ~ Johu. r. Sylvester Lrith AZ days
Rars Troen,sod IDar Pfker-sn fredoca G2 days with
' Bar caro- of PM adepnn Gay Boston To Miller
ha CASTELAR, (Nor Carlson Hivorg SO days IN ballast to
BARK Atvo Au,u Pattay 81 Vincent 2s DAYS, in baas,
saTk wis tRu.s Ianven Brahe,l 81 days ballast to
BaTI rag, tNori Larsen Grimsg Il days. in ballast to
Bar vioe, trr, Harding via sydney CB 40 days.
Bars Kms Nie tNor). osen Dunkfrk 81 days. in ballast
schr C6srsof oak Damage wscasset with lumber to
schr Golden Ruie Hall. St. George Me- with ante to
" Tho following vosso anchored below ~ the
city to-day:
WIND-snnset-At sandy HOOK light sw, cloudy. AZ
City Island. lxhI bWi clear.
CLEARED
strs Cira,a (B, overstpns Glasgow. Henderson Broa
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
SIRUGGLING WITH A BEAR.

A fight took place yesterday in HObokcn-ave.,
near the Jersey City line between unknown
Italian and his performing bear. The bear refused
to perform the usual antics, and the beat 1t
over the head Ia savage manner with n heavy
poie The bear q large female, became much ell
IA 1c, and at tempted 10 tear on her muZzie but IL
was too strong. She then caught her owner ana
tore his clothing into shreds, threw lim 10 the
ground and hugged bitn so tightly that II was sup
posed ne was dead. The wounded man recovered
enough to crawl ont of the reach OF the bear which
was secured to IA telegraph pole by a rope fastened
10 a ring IN her nose rhc injured man had his
wounds dressed at a drug store, and the bear was
subsequently, shot.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
MANY ACCIDENTS IN THE STREETS.

The returns of the Bureau OF Vital Statistics show
marked increase Of late in the Of loss of life
and injury persons from accidents III the streets.
The police authorities say that the number Of the
force detailed for the regulation OF traffic and for
the protection OF pedestrians at street crossings is
beng constantly Increased. 1t Is claimed, how
ever that by far the larger numGor OF accidents DO
not at the CROSSINGS, Tor people Will cross the
thorough ares wherever il suits their convenience,
without regard TO the traffic. lbe light carts are
the greatest sources of danger. and tie drivers OF
these vehicles often act III - needless manner as
to make the streets place OF terror for the way
1arer therein Many accidents caused by the
reckless manner in which light vehicles are driven
around the corners of crowded thorough fares
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
DEMAND FOR LABORERs IN THE SOUTH

Several communications from the South have
been recci we'd recently at the Castle Garden Labor
Bureau requesting that immigrants desrOus Of en-
pluyment be sent to the applicants. In every ill.,
stance superintendent Connolly demands that rel
ercncos from responsible ana wcli-kDown persons
be furnished as to TIE character and rspons nsbllty
of the applicants orncT - protect the Immigrants
against imposition. THO communications inydIi-
ably suggest I!ish preferred" Mr. Connolly sent
seven ~ five immigrant lab0rers to Georgia vcstcr-
dav to be employed on the Georgia and Florida
Railroad M 81 80 a day. TIE Eastern Texas Raj
road hils Int for 200 laborers TO enpiv, ed at
81 20 a day. Kountze Brothers, banirrr, FOuch
for the responsibility If the company. aud the
Will be sent 10 Galveston.