davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05

In the matter OF the writ Of error be.
io.s the United States Circuit Court in
the case Of r. r. Parkinson. there 10 q
division Of opinion between Judges
Sawyer and Hilly-r. aud 1t has been
decided to submit the matter to the
United States Supreme Court for decis.
ion, so IL IL q hard matter to tell when
the case will be iually decided.
Under the California law no more deer
can be killed from November l until
next July. Under the law OF the same
State trout catching 10 prohibited from
October Is to April /. However. trout
are coming to mis- market all the same.
and v~enison is by n means scarce.
The ball Of the Mechanics Union. OF
Storey county. q week from tonight.
will be held ut the Opera House. and
carriages will be run free all night long.
II 10 the intention to make this the big
gest and bes. ball Of the season.
It Is reported tina. Johnny skas OF
San Francisco and Nevada 10 sick with
III. smallpox in San Francisco. and has
been removed from the Palace Hotel OF
that city to the County Hospital for
treatment.
Alex. Cohn offers his entire stock Of
staple and fancy dry goods either at
wholesale or retail. below San Francisco
cost, in order to 60 away In as snort .
time as possible. See advertisement
under "Nsw Today"
An assessment Of 81 per share has
been levied on the capital stock Of the
Ophir Silver Mining Company.
Major stonshill. General Hsneoek's
personal friend. will not b Minister to
ths Court Of St. James.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05
A roiisicai Flag.

The Gold Hill Hancock and English
dag has folded up and tied its tail, bear
ing the names Of the Democratic nomi-
nees. around the cord holding IL, as II
tired Of supporting them. The stsrs
and Stripes are still there and 1t bellies
them out to be seen By al passsrs BY.
'.Oid Glory" seems to understand poll
tics pretty well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05

An assessment Of 50 per share was
yesterday levied on the capital stock Of
the Utah. delinquent December 9th.
Mammoth has levied Q twenty-five cent
assessment, delinquent December 9th.
II. p. Courser. In consideration OF
$1,000, has decided to Thomas Kilboru
forty-fve acres OF land down In Six-mile
canyon. containing the Courssr mill, etc.
A meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
OF the town OF Gold Hill will bs held
this evening at the Town Hall at 2
O'Clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05
Ansrnoou s,.s-s K-pors.

Ban rEGsouco, November SIS p. NJ
Ats. 3 IS. 5 80. 3 30; Benton, l IS, 40.
] Isl Justice, !; iesrra Nevads. IA. ~;
Union Gen.. iGs; Mexican. II; ophir,
e.; Bullion. 2 10; Crown Point, l. o5;
Albion. Acc; Mt. Diablo, 8. 5h; Belcher.
q; Savage. 2 20. Az; Belle Isle. 90c, s5c;
Yellow Jacket. 4 80. Az; Hale X Norcross.
3 IS. Q co; Navajo, l Is; Po,osi. l IS;
Bes, L Belcher, 81; Gould & Curry. 81;
EIchequer. l 10; Chollar. 2 10; Beleher,
2; Grand Prize, l 90, l so.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05

The canned goods export trade has
acquired such large proportions that II
has b, come q OF the national interests.
Whatever prejudice there 10 against II In
England arises from the carelessnsss Of
certain exporters in using lead With the
tin. The local government board In
London has ALREADY had its attention
drawn to the prevalence Of lead poison.
ing through the use Of lead In the tin.
ming Of canned meats. In Its recent re-.
port the board recommends the complete
disuse OF lead in this work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05
Departure. Last Evening.

Babeock. + n Everett. s North. Geo
CLARK, R D Davis. W N drummer. L Mol
ligan. Gov J II Kinkssd, J Thomas J II
Ksttell. J Riley. + A Tritle, W s Wood. J
Rosenheim. c Green, Thos Lane, o Dick.
II Rossnbroek. p Moran. y Richards. d II
Jackson. 1t Gov Adams. ] James. D $
oBrien and family. E Niles, Miss Franks.
Miss A Nevin. Miss A Fraser. J + Glad.
ding. II Fall. II II Coots and wife, Miss
Armstrong. J " Shields. / Reynolds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05

The manns Of newspaper reporting
In . provincial village: IAN accident,
which might have resulted fatally, hap
pened yesterday to Madame 10 Marquiss
do Ronbeok, aged eighty years." Ed.
itor.in-chisf. making corrections: I'VE
must put her down forty.fvs or she will
stop her subscription"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05
VACANT PLACES

In the dental ranks will never occur II you srt
particular with your teeth. and cleanse them
every day with taat famous iooth.wash 5000
DON'T. Prom youth to old age It will teer
the enamel rpotless and unimpalred. The
teeth Of persons VINO use s0ZUDUNT have
hue, while the breath IL purified. and rendered
sweet and fragrant. IL IL composed OF rars
antiseptic herbs and IL entirely free from the
Objectionable and injurious ingredients Of tooth
pastes. etc, 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05

Flows your hay looking this year,
Uncle Joshf" Thus spoke one Msthusn
farmer to another. "Wall." said josh,
'.to tell y'r the truth, some ont amt
bottonipg out we'll; IL amt got no psth
nor no heart In It."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05
Arrival. tn. Morning.

L Burke. II A Billings. J vandell. Z A
Martin. Mrs White. J Thomas. Miss E o
MeNeally. o II Lee, Mrs Hastings, Mrs +
A Burke. II II Coote, A A Smith. J d Pol
lard. A Bsttinger. W DAILY. Miss johnson.
Mi.s II Coin. Miss + MeNeally, r J Bald
win and wife. Josie Parsons. Thos Reese.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
CALIFORNIA.
Latest Election Returns-fhe State
Gone for Ga'feld-A Republican
United States Senator Assured.

BopIE, November 4.-The total vots
Of Mono county, which may be changed
q few votes by the official count, Is a.
follows: Garfield Ola. Hancock $50.
Weaver %. Pacheoo ss5. Leach 4s7.
Godfrey l76. Assembly-wassop, R.,
874; Ferguson. D., s73. Supsrio,
Judse-wigsin, B.. s24; Owen. D., SSl.
Three precincts Of Inyo county-Inds.
p~sndsnce, Lone Pine and George Greek
give Garfield lis. Hancock Is. Al.
ssmbly-wasson ll2, Ferguson rs.
SAN FRANCISCO. November 6.-Addi.
tionsl returns from the interior and
more careful tsbulatiou Of those before
received make . complete change In
favor Of the Republican electoral ticket
10 the State. The votes counted give
Garfield SO. 905. Hancock 67.027, Wea.
YER 27O7. There is no possibility OF the
votes yet to be counted changing the
result, though the majority will prob.
ably bs slightly reduced. It 10 now
definitely settled that the Republicans
will have . majority OF joint ballot OF
four to six, insuring the election OF Q
Republican U. s. Senator. The Con.
R~ressional delegation stands: Page and
Pacheco, Republicans. and Rosecrans
aud Berry. Democrats. This mornings
papers make the vote Of the State prao-
tically Q tie. The change from last
nights report Is due less to any turn In
the reports OF precincts than to the re-
vision Of the tabulated statements. These
differ considerably, and there are evil
dspces Of loose work sufficient to dis
credit all estimates. Undoubtedly the
estimate OF 1000 last night was too high.
and the feeling seems to bs that Garfield
will have . plurality OF from 600 to
1000.
Nevada.
EuRrxA, November 4.-Hobart and
three Republican Assemblymsn elected.
John Baker says George Cassidy sunk
enough OF Fairs sack to finish his house.
oregon.
PORTLAND, November 4.-The latest
election news gives q clear Republican
majority west Of the Cascade mountains
OF 1000. This includes the southern
counties. In the counties east Of the
mountains the Democratic majority 10
not likely to be over TOO. and will not
exceed 800 at most. Allowing for oil
possible errors in the estimates for parts
Of counties not yet reported, the R.pub-
lican majority cannot fall below 3OO.
Most Of these figures are based on actual
returns. The State 10 sure for the Re-
publicans. though by Q majority less
than was expected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05

A party OF sybaritss extended their
supper far into the night. All at once
one Of them asked the waiter what time
1t was. he looked at his watch. and
seeing that II was past midnight, sx.
claimed: "It 10 no longer today. Il 10
tomorrow morning"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05
IPostp,osemsst.

The social dance to be given by the
Independent Champions OF the Red
Cross will take place at Masonic Hall,
Gold Hill. on Tuesday. November 10th,
instead Of the 9th as int-rd,d. Good
music could not be obtained for the date
Arst fxed Tor the occasion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions OF you'h. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood. etc I will rend Q re-
celpe that will cure you, FREE UF CHANGE
This great remedy was discovered by . mission.
arg In South Americs. send q selfsdtressed
envelope to the hxv. JosrPH T. Imam. Station
D, New York city. jal6 ly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05
srOCA REl'OkT.
san Francisco Heard.

LAST EVENING.
100 Eureka Con-, tn. IS bio
500 Grand Prize, I 95. l 20 b
100 Argents. SOC, 25c
1000 Belle Isle. 90c. voc sio
100 Navajo. l 10
600 Paradise, 90
400 North Belle Isle. $50
$50 Columbus. %. 2 No.
20 Bodie.
rs Tioga. &0c
100 Goodshaw. 500
rs Belsidere. iOc
$50 Concordia, -
100 Booker Con-, leo
rs Con. Pacific. 49,
500 Addenda. soc. $50
$50 Boston Con-, IL
$50 Orc.
20 Silver King. .
50 MONDAY, ~
200 Bschtel. l 80
THIs MORNING.
1855 ophir. IN, Z. ca. GS
430 Mexican. ~, IN
lis Gould & Curry. 81
D.. IS Best i Belcher, ~
les California.
1905 Savage. 2 rs. 2 20. N. 2 IS. 2 so
ass Con. Virgins, ~. 2 50
$50 Chollsr. = ~. 2 10
SIS Potosi. | 30
go Hale 4 Norcross. 8 10. 8 Is. 8 50
6i5 Crown Point, l 05,l
470 Yellow Jacket. 1 40. 4 45
80 Kentuck. ~
SIS Belcher. I 30
20 Confidence, ) IS
2i0 Sierra Nevada. ~. ~
$50 Utah. 81, 6S.7
$50 Bullion. 2 Is. 2 20
lao E~xchequer, | 05
100 0vermsn, i, l %
$50 Justice,
$50 Union Con-, l0h, lot
$50 Julia, SOC
1855 Alta, 8 30. 8 95. 5 80 siO. > IS, 8 80
100 0aledonis. 400
40 Silver Hill. 500
100 Challenge. soc. 75c
Goo New York. i0c. l5e
800 Lady Washington, 500
$50 Scorpion. Ia, l 20
1850 Benton. ! so. 35
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05

s. to $40 s ss.. s.. !. :; -. s'9 a:s,. .:s sss
soS 4 Co.. Portland. Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05

- Buys and cells Exchange and Tsssrsphie
Transfers. Issues Commercial and 1rsvslsrs'
Credits. This bank has SPECIAL i~scililes fof
dealing In bullion, OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
40 Years 6ef0rethe Public.
The Genuine.
C.
LIVER PILLS

are not recommended rs a remedy "for
all the ills that flesh is heir to-" but in
affections Of the Liver, and in all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick Head.
ache. or diseases OF that character they
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05
ny UNIVERSAL ACCORD,

HARTFORD. September IA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05
Nevada.

EuRrxA, November 4.-Hobart and
three Republican Assemblymen elected.
John Baker says George Cassidy sunk
enough OF Fairs sack to finish his house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05

NOTICE IS GIVEN. THAT THE DISTRICT
N Court Of the First judicial District In aud
undersig rsd letters t.ttamsntsry In the eststs
OF CONRAD wIk0AND. decess' d, oil cred tors
OF said estate will present the bills 20 the
undersignsd Of the sseav once ~ the la'e Con.
Rad Wiegand, deceased. for the Z appuval
JOSEPH PRhK'NS.
@. q. STEVENSON.
Executors.
yire,p,. CITY. October u. 1880. oeasi In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05

a simple purgative they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never s~ugar-coated:
Each box has q red.wax seal on the lid,
with the impression, McLANE'S LIVER
PILL. Each wrapper bears the sigma.
lures OF c. McLASE and FLENiso BROS
e~as-Insist upon having the genuine
Dr.. C. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS, pre-
pared by
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa,
the market being full Of limitations tf
the name McLane, spelled differently
but same pronunciation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05
AcUE N EEVER.

No better cathartic a be used pre-
paratory to, or after taking quinine. As
a simple ~purgative they are unequaled.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
SHIP NEVIS.
PORT OF NEW.YOKK. .....APRIL 4.
ARRIVED

PORT OF FNEW.YORK.....APRIL A.
ARRIVED.
str city Of Montreal tBr) CondrOn, Liverpool March %
Str Vomrr DAN Helntzlcmann, Havrc II days with mdse
Str Scandinavi r) sInclnr Genoa Feb pa Leghorn 29
Naples March Messna Palermo T. aud Gibraltar H. to
Str isaac c Lawrence Richmond City Pontand Norfolk,
to Old Dominion SS CO. ..,-..
ship Sturgcs. LnneKep. london "a nays via Falmouth
40 days with mdse to Stnrgcs. CearInan Is Co -
ship Shaksgee Ger Hcllmer Bremen 6s days with mdse
ship Ian Austin, Griffin London Feb @. With mdse to
Grnncil Minturn & Co. - ,- r.,. ,,.. 90
aaps with snssr to pwight ( Piatt.
Bark GIOir Blagden London G7 days. with chalk to ordcr
Bark Winslow. Morton MatanzaS lS days with sugar
Bark Ienamin Dckernan, Iaylor MaanSas II days. win
SUGAR 10 \ X Welsh vessel TO II Smith q Co. , -
laIk Evening star Chick Guantanamo 10 days. Win sugar
Brig Lord DuHern 'Br ITacketi. Nmevfas 10 days with
Banco Foster Bboa G5 days with Iron ore 10 order'
iiig siiza Thompson Turrel New Haven, in ballast to
schT Hetiie Walker ingalls, Nuevtas 10 davs with cedar
etc 10 Odo & Perozo; vessel 10 II w Loud C CO.
Scr san JUAN curtis, troneia - !ys t T Cn CAnosS'
Schr Hattie V Iowberg IL days with fruit TO w"
Douglass: vessel TO Peck Il Mcdero ~ , mir, ,,,, n
schr Carrie Bonnel Harris EaIacoa ~ u"FS VIII" "' ~
Mary NJ Murray Port ApSno Ja r. n days. "h r"'
& Pearsal; vessel to J Weinberg & Co.
WIND-Sunset-At sandy Hook, light w; cloudy
NOTICE TO MARINERs.
ouynEc April 4-The lights below Father Point were
lighted On e st ns ana thpse ueSwesm % mo m hcnS re-
painted and overancd Two lighthouse sicna stations
this Spring, VIZ at Point An Maliedu anu
Cape Despair aud probably one at Farne POlnt ESpe'
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN April Arr City Of BrnsseIs from Now
PiYMotTl April Arr str Wleand, from NcwYOrk for
Hamburg
Tor Later Shb Neo, Uanl ~, rum f'1~
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
MISSING AND OVERDUE VESSELS.

Considerable apprehension is felt in the shipping
tor, which sailed from Antwerp for New,York on
within sixteen days afterward The vessel
was consigned to Edge Boyeson & Co.. of this city.
and had CARGO of plate and window glass railroad
iron cotton goods commons and dry cOors, rags, 400
bales of wool, and some Gin, OF total value OF
about $4,000. The crew consisted of Captain
Mime and trty-two others There were no
passengers. The Mercator is an iron vessel,
butt at Glasgow in 1877, $50 feet in
length. 80 feet BEAM 24l4 feet depth of hold, and
J. 497 tons burden. Although no vessel has sighted
her since she left Antwerp, the consgnecs at have
Opes of her safety. believing that her machinery
has become disabled, and that she is making port
under sail.
Inc steamship Mose from Bremen, which was
due here on Friday. had not been reported u. sul-
down Yesterday from Quarantine. bat 1t was
thought tiat tic vessel might he Oui side OF Santy
Hook waiting for the fog to lit before venturng ln
A NEW TELEGRAPH SCHEME PROPOSED
Considerable correspondence has been had of late
between james A. Scrymser president OF TIE AeXi-
can telegraph Company. NOrvln Green presucht
of the Western Union Telegraph Company. ana
Count Ferdinand de Lesscps, in relation to a pro-
jcct of the Mexican Company to lay a cable from
of The Rio Grande TO Tampico aud Vera Cruz. ana
along tic Pacific coast to Central and South Amer
lea thus furnishing the telegraphc link necessary
to connect South and Central America with the
United States and Europe Tic project, it Is
thought, would be of great benefit TO the public
when completed. and would also provo largely re-
| niuuera(iVe.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05

by the New-York surrogate, and under these Inomae
.ayin drew lis Oiothcr's money from the bank JOhh
Lavin came back Rhode Island last year to fnd hat
lbs money had becn squandeol. He began an action III
the Untct State Crcu't Court before judge Choat 10
rctoyer from the bank his depos with tue accumulated
Interest ,,, , ri;
Tie decision Of JUICE ChOIte was ha1ded down r. .
day with opinion nnety- ne pagtS IN IeI2ti;. t. III
DECISION which is IN favor OF the plain ill., cannot ne cr
rel 10 ths United S.atS supreme Ct'i,t D canse me
an oau in dsruts ~ 100 SIN III III c01s slderIns INC vt
ie Of administration grant, by ths NnH-fork nuLo
IN O. tho .utcc n Ids that tl!cse proc dncs under nc
Scw.YOrk laws which nre set up ns juS!ifyn N r.
frsGl OF The INK plv void as to The paln H. ne
cansr tne,r effect [, deprive min Ot his prop ry w-
on That due proc of law" guardntcci by tIo Con-
SHUT on Nor was the refusal Ia pay luStlilrd ny inc
Rhode Isaau statlte, Witch hal 40 6r'a'er validity,
mcr,ly attemptn to do directly What the New loih
statute sought TO do indirectly. Tire Rhode Is and star
at ussu ned hit mn absent fnT certain time ana
not heard from was dead. But this pieumpii9n up.h
proof o. absence not due process Ct laW bo.Ics
IN" property in que ton not in Rhode Island ana
did ii tho bee the bank book happc ca
to he thcr This property 1T thnr forS subj TO
III. ur die ION OF the Rhode Ian1 law or court judge
Cio.te gives Judgment t. tho Plaintiff for $3.50 20 WIN
costs. T. d. Mccarthy for the plaintiff John t. Develin
for the dl fendant.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
DEMANDS TO BE ENFOTCED TO-DAY.
PRoBaBLE STRIKE OF CARpENTERs--'L -'LONGsIIORE.
MFN TO W. AR RAn;Es


MEN TO WEAR BADGES.
IL is expected that the carpenters of the three
mons in this city will strike this morning for an
crease of 80 cents n day. Several contractors
We signited a willingness to pay the $3 de-
=, and'G.
;lor shoremens Union No. has issued an order
that oil members must wear badges, and that no
member shall hereafter work with noI-union men
under renaliy OF a fine. Union No. 8 met Yesterday
and received into membership large number of
NON '~hn~work alongsliore on the North RIVER.
s Tho nachirists and polishcrs arc Oh strike at
tle soda water apparatus factory of John Matthews,
No. 44o Firstaye., for an advance of 25 per cent
fhear wages. The women tapestry-csrpet weavers
employed by L. $. Higgins g. Co, at the foot of
Wrst Forty -thrd-st., are on strike FOR advance
per cent in addition to ~ adTaneG r S Of 10 nor psr
~ rive an advance Of 1C per cent, and there will
pRyDabiy be compromise at 10 per cent.
sssehci.making III Ncw-York to The number OF 175.
1ormef Union. Yesterday the Union met IN o'd
Beethoven Hail. No:431 Sixth,st. and adopted res3;
irfiona emb bodyng demand that oil employers shall
sisn an agreement that they will paw to journey
men So so day. or an advance. of 90 cents
chat tLeie would be no difficulty in Sc SC,
made the mSmpeTi 70 lows to ass,st w
c0aLract work. An employment plreau ~ d. acnt' =
70 fhis 0reanlzat!on. and employers aTS required c
appy 70 it when ~ need oi nam"s anns I'll IL ,nrcvne,
\1p ioiI the Union. The surgical instrument inaker
Nj Xev.York met Yesterday at No. a EsscX-st ah'
3 3nened Union. 40 dissatisfaction was cEpicsse'
With the present rate OF wages. wmch chapes m rh
Z men to make an average of Sill week ~
eabspetnakers engaged artistic work met yester
3&y morning OF NO.i31 SXtl-S TO ,hc number 0t LOU
n wss stated that they average $l3 week, an'
&hnb tho meeting was called, not to unite IN dc
4and for moro pay. ba, 70 take steps TO secure re
41otl1n OF the working hours. They work at pres
e4 ufty-nine hours III tho week. and on April /.
X14 depaud q reduction of three hours each week
~ @ aemand Is no: granted strike Will result
n Xxe nik fringe and tassei makers met in the Gel
" e1ee assembly Rooms yesterday afternaon an
4 l19ca Union with large membership. They II
F HAea ~eii oesanased 70 ask for higher wages
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
--=----------- -.----H- -
IUE COURTy.
nENICiONS-ApRIL. q.

Supreme Court -Chambrs-By Judge Donohuc.-
c5 DeFfn rsn as Without ut ra il rot eeS
agt Bauiis Julgncnt for paniii see MEMORANDUM SHY
ag, Motion denied Putnam ag Never ana diners m M
COUNSEL STYLES ait the Ncw York Conpsny.
% Is C hr%owSy ST snd ssyen xnrno
J1%sS 6%nsIs Isiss sEs nT5 sf:
oTay 9 & a. cent S%
approved Maay IIll BANK ag Huber G;G s See
en sec cTm aFa Gs oc nGrnc mr
Sc" % tewsy d the s
aS ana Trn S Gs'S%n d0n% oOpay Pa
man as M@ySr@0rierS granted schaE Tie Brewers
2s rs m VI GOPsr @s as
lyy agl Tr2ub Kimberly act TmD society yd0,oIs for ihs
BIC AssIranee sociey agt. gaISIr Iud agt yaR oTdoa
ssn@s at , se al cos o% ns s TSeH& S'o
Special 7ein-bv Judge Iawrenee agt neat; n
been submitted.
Sapcrior Couyt-Spccial Ti7m-Julrc Frccdman.-
Ieanequn AIT. Cews et a.Case and exceptions settled
BY Ciicf,rstec Cur;is-Thc Nassau Rank Ggt Brennan
ialy Moscr.Bsd approved. Mayer ct al ag Jams-
e gI3ning m%0g for Sra "E%an'e Ssryry "S
Te Heath DcparmSn at Duff ct al: !aIl at Bennett
Common PieaS-SDCcdi I6rm-Bv Judge LarremOre.
Ansinck ag NorhrnI. Of ion GSded % without costs: NC
thereof bcof the Judge directed tc verdict
ane" 'f Ia e FanrsMakc ds special Term order
on on &c ere %gS on g"tr"r setiei and c
Freedman uck .ccciycr appointed In re assisnncat
Tod% s s@I Mc9Iosnry G%sc AT saDC; in brown IN
re Fass H. ETC.: kallman- lplcatiOnt granted.
ifoyine Coa,i-C -Chanters--Bv Judge McAdam.-
PAM ag;. Foster Merchant as Iichbprn Barh at Heeeh
Gnticrnlann AFT Fdhdti Murphy as DtnhiS; l'r1ad"ay
iiazcins Gardner ag Wash: faniing agt MoniaEuc
PcTSO centre agi liuSSCy Snc agt CARTER
Mer WaSsCinl IN a2i. Cotton Sincllir agf
Vai: Kennedy a2t N"i;z: BH linSan ag IIbbcH; Mltr
Hawthorn Miller. lJccis1IS hlcd Gle
mems ae Hcnnon sullivan agt. Doyle iiabrrinan agi
Schuaars I;ishDp ThJnb?rg Motions granted. Clark
alt lIcathl; tcivcr appointed with power to srh Sew
bury safe Protection Company kcrcivdr anihnInh 10
Wthcr Tuav. two cases IJXaiiOn affirmed. E1s
ag;. Eciv storm ast Vagicc CImpaias dlsmssJd llcn
n,rf llk L.
proccrrinss dismissed, Gardner aSi Muif'ck Sanc agt
MCOuadc; agt. WalChin5ky; FaHnsng agt.
FarsOn agI. Anderson aud ocrsJudgm ns. Iicfl agt.
SClanplTiSOncr discllrCtti. Qway dgf Adler; SOOrs
Tracy Defaults. kau ag Eaton lAaCS agt. Harris
complaints iii inns cd cDnti)nay Cushing act Mallon-
Judgment rlaintif. MctOmnck agf. lIcilev-Spceiv
ra Ordcre. Sr' rberrcr agt thrick-Oricr to pay
schwartz agt CarroilI Orctlngs Dismissed
Ginnicc ast SoalIioua Hcnncbcrgcrag Eaker-Dccsons
nlcG.
Adam up 10 Gate.