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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28
Mihs necissksy Dssd.

A dispatch from Brooklyn. New York.
says: "Miehssl McCluskey. . well.
known hotel proprietor. committed sui.
eide on Monday afternoon at his resi-.
dsnce. II Fourth avenue. BY blowing his
brains out with . revolver. McClusksy
cam to Brooklyn Q few years ago with
q fortune be had made In California"
AL old Comstockers will remember
the fat, jolly. genial Mike Mo.
Ciuskey. For some time hs kept the
Thsstsr saloon In Gold Hill. destroyed
by Are = few months ago while occupied
BY Duprsy as o restaurant. His nice
little Gold Hill Theater. at the rear OF
the saloon. was nee quite . noted tenn.
pie Of the MUSES.. and many famous
actors and actresses trod It, boards from
time to time. Even Barrett and McCul-
Tough once played an engagement there.
Subsequently. Mike ran 70 a. . variety
melodeon, and there Little Nell."
since then famed in the East - the
.'Califoruia Diamond" made her nrst
appearance on the theatrical stage In
cong and dance. Nell was ct that time
. little scrap OF . girl. living with her
parents in this town, and showed . very
GOOD degree Of incipisnt dramatie ss
we'll a. musical talent. She subse-
qusntiy appeared on the stage at Piper's
Opera House. Virginia, - "Littls Nell
OF Gold Hill"
In the hrst glow Of the White Pine
excitemsnt. Nike packed up his saloon
fixtures and removed to that great GEN.
trail point OF excitement. Being popular
wherever he vent be did we'll there.
sold out TO excellent advantage and went
to New York. where he subsequently,
figured and prospersd a. proprietor OF
the costly and elegant Laurel Palace
Saloon In Brooklyn. No one Who ever
eszsd upon his bsamipg. mirthful ooun'
tsnancs. or heard that jolly, hearty
laugh Of his would dream IL possible
that he could commit suicide. But II
seems be did at last. and many . warm
friend In this section will feel sad to
learn Of 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28

canvass Of the delegates from the No
berly Democratic State Convention TO
Cincinnati Tilden. o; anti Tildsn, 81,
divided among Morrison, Seymour and
Hancock. nearly halt being for Nor.
rison. The Timss gives Tilden 10; anti.
Tilden, Is.
LARAxIE Crrr. May IA passenger
has arrived from the North Park and
reports q large band OF Indians In the
Park, on the Michigan river. Two
men, named Carr and Dow, are sup.
posed 10 be murdered, u they we're last
seen near where the Indians were. and
thsir horses were Afterwards seen among
those belonging to the indians. They
are over 100 miles from their reserva.
ton. Great excitement prevails.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28
IN THE UNION.
Rsview or shs Situation There and
semeshing or The Prospects On
the $500 Level.

There was . report In Virginia this
morning that the drift TO connect Wine
No. l with the incline station Of Sierra
Nevada on the $500 level was in good
ore; but an inquiry at headquarters
failed Of IT, confirmation. A statement
Was. however. given that the drift had,
a. before stated in the News, developed
some narrow strsaks Of good ore coming
in ON the west side. but had passed
through that formation. This drift has
some atty feet yet 70 run to reach its
destination. This will b made In two
weeks unless water interfsrss with the
work. The connection will furnish
excellent ventilation for prospecting the
$500 level from the connecting drift; and
when the promised crosseuts are run
Developments OF interest aud Importance
may be looked for with confidence.
People arc apt to mistake the situa.
ton a laid out on the 2t00 level OF
Union. They know that the east Drift.
2l00 level, from which the winxe was
sunk to the $500 level. was pushed east
ten degrees south over 800 feet from the
Union shaft. This angle OF departure
would carry the drift south about 10
feet for each 100 feet run east, or some.
thing over 50 feet for the entire length
Of the DRIFT. They are apt, moreover.
to forget that the Sierra Nevada incline
makes considerable casting and but Q
little north in being carried down from
the 24OO level to the 1900 level ;
consequently they calculate upon
wrong angle for this connecting DRIFT ON
the $500 level and upon . greater dis
lance to run to mako the connection
than 10 really required. They are wont
to forget, too. that the winzs wal started
down at q long distance from the ore
body on the 2400 level OF Union. Asa
result. too much has been expected Of
this connecting DRIFT. As before stated.
the finding Of any indications whatever
in this DRIFT was . surprise to those best
informed In regard to the situation and
was. at the same time, q most welcome
development, since 1t greatly multiplied
the prospects on the $500 level.
Stockholders will not be obliged to
wait long now for . dswning Of light No
to tho realities Of this $500 level. The
level will b opened up a. soon as pos.
sible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28
IMPORTANT TO TEACHERS.
whas she ssass Beard Require OF
Applicants fer Certificates.
The following has been issued by the
State Board OF Education

The following has been issued oy the
State Board OF Education
DEPT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.,
OrYIcE STATE Board or EDUCATION,
CARSON, New, May ~. 1880.
To County Superintepdents and Other
Officers OF the State : You are hereby
notified that In order to determine the
requirements for examination OF appli.
cants for frst and second grade certif
Gates to teach in the public schools Of
Nevada, tho following order has been
this day made by the State Board OF Ed
ucation
Applicants for second grade eertiA.
Gates shall be required to stand an exam.
iuation In spelling. reading, writing.
geography, grammar. history Of the
United States, arithmetic (orsl and writ.
tsn), theory and practice Of teaching.
Applicants for Hrst grade certificates
shall be required to stand an eIamina.
ton in the following branches, In add.
ton to those enumerated above: The
rudimentary principles Of natural phi
losophy, Of chemistry, Of physiology and
hygiene, Of algebra and book keeping.
In order to teach geomstry. natural
history. astronomy and such other
studies a. the Board OF School Trustees
may lawfully prescribe, the qualihca.
tons Of the applicant must DO tested by
an examination In these branches, also.
In order to be entitled to q first or
second grade certificate. the applicant
must obtain Q per cent. OF ct least s6T
in each branch Of study prescribed for
examination. and also an average per
cent. OF eighty. this average to DO found
by dividing the sum Of the numbers per
cent. In each study by the number OF the
studies.
As far as practicable all examinations
shall be conducted In writing. Recourse
to oral examinations may be had -
supplementary thereto.
JOHN Il. KrNKrAp,
A. ]. HATCH.
D. B. Sessions,
State Board OF Education.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28
c.p,.is s.a.'. war D.ses.

Captain Sans war dance in Virginia
last evening drew . large attendance,
the streets, sidewalks and awnings being
crowded. Those aloit had the best Of
the opportunity as they escaped Capt.
Sans opportunities for coin. Sam Is
sharp for Q Piute. He would not own
up to the financial success Of the dance.
saying. contsmptuously. when asked
about the proceeds: "Pibs dolla. pibs
doila hap" whereas he must have col.
lectrd several times that amount He
argued we'll. too. promising to eIpsnd
the money all In town for blankets and
provisions, and not to take 1t oil away
ike white mans circus. he now prom.
ises an indoor dance under the patronage
OF Q white man, ''Ipjun get hap" pro.
ceeds.a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28
Miscellaueous


spaxoyIrLD (Mass.). May 2s.-Ths
Writing Paper Makers Association have
voted to firmly maintain the present
schedule. No importations Of foreign
paper are made and manufacturers antic.
ipats an advance In domestic stock. On
this account the association also voted
10 shut down the mills for three weeks.
commencing June 20, and also for three
weeks In August.
wAsnmoros, May 2s.-Ths House
Committee on Military Affairs have
adopted q report favorable to the bill
authorizing the Secretary OF Wa to
allow Ban Francisco 10 . part OF ono
Of the islsnds 10 the hsrbor for quaran.
The Secretary Of State has received .
tslegraphic dispatch from Forman, Con.
anil General ut Cairo, stating that the
obslisk and pedestal had been placed on
board q steamer which will sail In . fort
niRht for the United States.
The Secretary Of the Navy today sent
10 the President . communication rels.
tive 10 the necessity and propriety OF
completing the four unAnishsd double
turreted monitors.
The Treasury Department yesterday
purchased 4s5, 900 ounces OF nns silver
Tor delivery at the Philsdslphia, Ban
Frsnoisoo and Carson Mints.
CHICAGO, May N.-Georgs o. Cor
ham, sx.Secrstary Of the United States
Senate, and representing California In
the National Committee. secured quar-.
ters At the Palmer House last evening.
10 docs mot believe the unit rule will b
broken, bat even II such should b. the
case Q fair share Of the California dele
cation would vote for Grant.
". Louu. Nay 3.-A Poa dispatch
Cvss the. following result o. . careful
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28

]. George Fitzmier, Of Virginia, has
nl.d petition in insolvency; debts about
$500; assets, $l70 In exempt personal
property.
The Montgomery Guard, Of Virginia,
were out for street drill last evening and
presented q nne. soldierly appearance.
Tho Quinn Mining Company's stock
was called In the San Francisco Board
yesterday morning for the Arst time.
Tho sale Of the delinquent stock Of
the Alta Silver Mining Company has
been postponed to Tuesday. June I.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28
The Claim OF General Suffer.

WARRINGTON, May 28.-Senator Voor'
hsss has prepared an amendment to b
inserted In the sundry Civil bill to pay
General John A. Suffer $50. 1000. in con-
alteration Of the services rendered and
the losses sustained by him In the
acquisition OF the Territory Of California
and its early settlement. This claim, II
may be remembered. 10 Endorsed by q
letter from General Sherman, who states
that to General Suffer. more than any
single person. IL the country indebted
for the conquest OF Cslifornis, with oil
It, treasures In l849. BY disposssssion Of
the Mexican authorities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28

Notices OF locations have been Alsd
for record a. follows:
By d. p. Jones. Thomas II. Carson
and Dan O'Brisn, 1900 feet OF the ledge
formerly known a. the Sacramento Tun.
mel Compapy's claim, to 30 known IS
the Great Western Tunnel and Mining
Company. This claim il bounded on
the north by the Chollsr and on the
south BY the North Star. Virginia Dis
trict.
By d. P. Jones. Thomas II. Carson
and James Il. 0'Brisn-l600 feet OF the
ledge formerly known a. the Burnside,
and latterly a. the West Comsfoci: to
be known as the Golden Age ledge, Viz
ginia District.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28

Articles Of incorporation have been
alsd below BY the Highland Mining
Company, to operate In Lincoln county,
New. The capital stock 10 $40. 000. 900.
and the Directors are Henry Mayors, A.
Ricksrt, A. b. Rutherford, Albert Meyer
and julius Haumeister.
Joy Of my liver Is just a. sensible
Is "joy Of my heart" but does not
sound quite 90 we'll In these days and
among civilized people. It was . salu.
tstion, however. used on @ street, Viz.
einia, last evening.
The Virginia Miners uaion Library
will Be closed between I o'clock P. n.
nsxt Saturday and 9 A. II. the following
Monday, In order 70 give the librarian
On opportunity y sEEaass and classify
The issts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28
Missouri Democracy.

ST.. LOUIS. May T.-Ths Democratic
State Convention met yesterday. B.
Gratz (Big rats) Brown wal made Pres.
idsnt Of the convention.
A series Of resolutions favoring Tilden
a. the choice Of the Missouri delegation,
were read and referred to the Committee
on Resolutions.
Tho following delegates at large were
elected: Thomas Hyde Of St. Louis;
George Vest and Silss Woodson Of st.
Joseph aud John o'Day OF Springfield.
The Committee on Resolutions did
not report. The delegation 10 claimed
by both Tildsn and anti.Tilden parties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28
Reckless shooter.

LxAvrwosrH. Kan, May 2s.-Thos.
@. Thunton. who killed his businsss
partner, Nj. Embry. on the lst OF Jan.
uary last, and was acquitted about .
month ago. met D. B. Anthony, editor
OF the Times, on Delaware street ysstsr.
day afternoon, and aitsr passing him,
turned and hred two shots st him,
neither Of which took eject. One shot,
however, struck John p. Douglass, .
young man employed In the TIMES oM0,
nakiSg . ssvsss ssslp wound, and ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28
Tho Leadville MIuers' Strike.

} Drsvrs, May ga Times Lsadvills
special says: There was great exotic
msnt yesterday forenoon. the expected
parade drawing everybody into the
streets. The procession, consisting Of
about 1000 men. marched through the
principal streets headed BY q band. and
was occasionally ohsered BY the OBJ
servers. After paradipe the miners held
. meeting on Freyer Hill and passed
resolutions expressing Q determination
To maintain the demand for "a per day
Of eight hours. Many mine owners
have expressed . determination not to
accsds TO the demand under any circum.
stances. The smslters were not inter-
Tered with and are running a. usual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28
Lively Court Scene.

CnAaLrsros. s. O., May 27.-Thers
was great excitement In the Court Of
General Sessions at Kingston, In this
State, yesterday. A man named Ward
was found guilty Of forgery, and as
o a. the verdict was announced, no
rose from his seat within the bar, drew
Q pistol and fred twice deliberately at
two men named Harper and Lane. the
principal witnesses against him. Har.
per was unhurt, but the second shot
wounded Lane In both hands. Ward II
In iail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28
Aner.eea ssrsss RsperG

Ban FhAScisco. Nay as P. NJ
Union Con-. lsk. 10. isk. ist; Mexican.
Q. sh; Alpha. 81. Sierra Nsvsds. isk.
lsa; Yellow jacket. 81; Savage. 8 40;
Bsisher, 3 o5; Best 4 Belchsr. lob; ioh;
Ophir. Oh; Bodie. 8; Northern Belle. les
Utah. 81; Grown Point, I 90. IN, IS;
Mono. 8. 81; Imperial. Sc. sec; Good
shaw, 7Sc. 800; Bslviders. Az.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28

The Sierra Company have completed
The building which 10 to cover their
hoisting works. The machinery will b.
on the ground In about two weeks.
They are now putting up . blacksmith
shop. The Wine II down about sixty
fest bslow the tunnel level.
The body Of the little son Of J. Han
non. drowned at Dayton last Monday
s-ftsrnoou, was recovered last Wednesday
Afternoon. Il was found on IN Inland
bslov the Rock Point dam.
Frances E. Dieksnsoa has BEEN granted
q divorce from Jacob Q. Dickinson on
the ground Of cruelty. She v.s awarded
the personal property and custody OF
minor children.
The ohsiaai Xsystoas has levied IN
sssssnsas Of 20 ssais pc share esin'
Sasas Juss -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28
Louisiana Democracy.

NEW OrLrASs. May 2s.-The Demo.
cratic State Convention was called 70
order yesterday BY Hon. E. Barksdals,
Chairman OF the State Executive Com.
miitee. Three hundred and ten dele
gates were present. Ell. Governor B. g..
Humphreys was elected President. The
delegates to Cincinnati for the State Of
large are E. O. Walthsll, E. Bsrksdsls.
A. Perry and W. 8. Feathsrstons.
The delegates are uninstfucted. and
there Wal no expression indicating .
preference.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28
DECAY or THR TEETH

DECAY or TaR TEETH
Arises from various causes. bat principally II
may DO attributed TO carly neglect or The ind's
criminats use Of tooth powders and pa-tes,
while thay corr dc the enamel. The time y use
OF hat delicate, aromatic tooth.wssh. ragrsui
s0zDDOST, will speedily arrest the progress
Of decay. harden the gums. and im.art . Dc
iightiui fragrascs TO the breath. IL removes
those rav.ges whlcn people sustain ~ their
teeth from the use Of 9 and scid Articles
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28
The carss. "Appsai" sa Pledge
Dreakers.

The people Of the comstock arc
greatly dissustsd with their new Alder.
men. They were elected on certain
pledges and have already broken them.
Pledesbrsaksrs will walk on the people
just a . long - the people will stand Il.
A good dose Of tar and feathers would
do more to purify the political atmos-
phsre than . hundred soathine speeches
or caustio editorials.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28
Arrivals tbs Msrsisg.

Miss stanasld. Charles Queen. L Ben.
nett. @ p Mason. II Meyer. W stanisld. n
A Remsburg. p Brady. J Bsrthier, Aa
WILDER Jr, J Turner. W h Trip. J Kelly,
J b Shaw and wife. D Sellers. William
Manson. A Barrsda. Mrs J McDermott,
{ Hrs J Mcainty. Mrs II Crandall and chill
dren.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28
MS
Patent nouid Bear.
MATCHMAKING Pan.
PATENTED, APRIL 10, 1879.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
Philadelphia. 1915.
AWARDED FIRST PREMIUM
POS AZ nrao,rD-
Grinding and Amalgamating Pan.
Grinding and Amalgamating Pan.

,u,HIs PAN IS FAR SUPERIOR TO ALL
Others In several important particulars.
Tbs Grinding nullsrs are Lear the center. ~.
quihng les power. The pillow shaped grooves
raiss the quicksilver with the pulp regularly.
with lees powsr with ut violence. and With
better amslga uating effect. be-ides admitting Q
larger charge. Tho inclln.d shaped housings
OF the muller. plate openings enhciently force
the pulp direc ly under tbs mullers.
Manufactured ct the 0olden State and Miners'
irou Works, 2S1 TO ISL First street Ban Fran
cisco, aud At the Gates 4 Bcoville Iron works,
81 poutn Canal street, Chicsgo, where u can b
examlLed aud further particulars be learned;
or perrons may apply 70 the Inventor and Pa.
rntee. O o. sTEvE SB0N. 81 the Douslas hnl.
been In operation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28
Deparsures Last Eveaing.

D0pr0 ~ ~
u Shaughnessy. b Moore. Thos Rowe,
Thos Nation. @ O'Connor. A L Perry.
Mrs J NcCone. Mrs O C~avanaugh. Mrs E
Edwards. Mrs II n Todman. Miss J Tod
man. z q Winnie. Mrs B Z Nswland. Mrs.
L @ savage. T Wise. JH Wise, Geo Z
Anes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28
A CARD.

10 oil who are suffering from the errors and
indiscrstions OF you b. nervous weakness, early
ceipe that will cure you. FREE VI CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered BY mission.
arr In South Americs Bend Q self. addressed
envelope to the nIv. Josxyz 7. LYMAN. Station
D, New York city. jai6 ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28

The National Guard Of Virginia viii
b out tos parade this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28
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100 X X Con-. ~
Is Northern Belle, l0k
140o Argenta, 400
IS Grand Prize, 90c
los Navajo, zoe
las Independence, SOC, Sc
100 Tuscsrors. ace
400 Dsv. soc
400 Hiilsids. 75c
$50 Albion. toc
2io ~. Potosi. 75c
$50 Esst m. Diablo. SOC
100 Bedding. l0s
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S0o Belviders, ~
l0o Champion. 70c
l00 Blackhavk. 100
900 South Bodie. 400
2e0 Queen Bee. Sc
100 University. $50
100 Jupiter. IN. I -
b9S South Bulvsr. ! 20. ! ~
AS Addenda, IL
10 North Nsonday. ~
100 MONDAY. $50
AVG South standard go
9 ORIENT zsc. y
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40 oould q Curry.s 50
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100 sayass. So. 80
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28
REMOVAL.

mHR OFFICES or TIE HoLLoMIso
i Companies VIII rsneys % Ro0n ~. W
NEVADA BLOCK. No. eoo hontxomssy suss
On MONDAY nsxt, Nay 9ith. is"i
Cheliar Misins &c.
S:.::i I S..'ss ii..ss,i.I M,.iss q:
siivsr Hin N1lainlCe.
q. Leafs MINIS .
myn WI. DIAN, ssssseaV
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-28

PATENTED, APRIL 10, ls.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-17
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. April l6-POrkc:Prime Mess Eastern steady
at To-; Western steady at 63i Dacon-Cumber!and Cut
steady Ss6d short R6 STEADY St 81 Long Clear a
mer shoulders dun a. 2o BsefTi9d s,sa Mss ~
76. LadPrme western GGn az SI,9d a@ a
steady 81 Sea Fine dull al ~ ann CHEESE IS
FioGT@E1tra State dull i.i8d wne1s1sPnpS No 8
dnii ut 0Illd, SPRING No z dull Of lOad.s NeN WIN;
Ter Western du q IOid New sOSthsn w SsW a aS
dull c0EtOnsssd oIYsaST s Amssca az nGR9
Turpentne spl9 L93dSR steady a. "a M, t .r
American Bacon owl Tor Long Clear AiddieS and
'T IdTEE re April ie-iiSo mTlere small business
On preadsfuYs At lower prices Wheat lUd dlObd per
nsnol Tor everaRe California White 1850 0lOOd for Calo
MIA ub al Dl06d for RED Western Spring, and lQ3d
for Red Winter Peas 74d GENITAL for Canadian flour
iiig peF GENITAL Western Canal Corr, d per GENITAL
G New Mixed Western, The receipts OF wheat Tor the past
tGrss DAYS were 10000 Centaa including 10000 centals
WINCHESTER April 1eThe market for yarns and fabrics
dni ana lending downs 30 inoh 90 reed Gold End Shrtng
S7io Yards Is o., 79d as 26 inch 81 Teed Printer ~
yards b o. S9dI No 90 Mule Twist Fair second quail
ltY IL. -. 49,, s-,-,s. =. 1,-n.nAna aoHaeon6
per oWt Liiseed OIL. e2I per ton -, 49,. -. A.. AL.
AHrWERP April l6-PetrOeum lSk francs TOT nne p2le
American. Lard closed at 90 francs per 100 hlos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-17
Albany NOTES.

ALBANY, April 10, 1880.
Mr. Falrman, the now superintendent OF tho Insur.
ancc Department. said b a member Of the Assembly:
81 shall not moddlo with Albany politics. or. indeed,
have anything do with them" IL rs, therefore, APP
parent that the Insurance Department must hereafter
be eliminated from local politics.
In the executive OF Ihe Senate to-day Governor
Cornell withdrew the nomination OF ex-senator N. {.
Marvin for harbor master Of NewlOIk
the hlr to exempt State bank shares from taxation
was ordered 10 third reading IN the senate ard aso
the act relative Sta:e PrsOn winch prohibits the
manufacture Uf fur wool hats by cOnVlcts.
Tho Senate and Assembly adjourned until Monday
evening at 3 o'clock.
Senator Robertson, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported back bills relative TO the He'll Cato pilots and
poagp with the statement that tho bills cOnstitu
toual. Tie report makes no recommendations to the
Senate Tor IT. rhe bills were ordered tO DO con
sdered IN tho FIRST Committee " the Whole.
Senator scrbnoher introduced bill 10 provide that
members OF the police force when sick, shalt he paid
their salary provided such sickness not the re-
suit OF vics or incompetence.
Tho Governor to-day signed the bill in relation to
arrears Of In the City OF NewYorB aud the bill 20
allow the Fonda. Johnstown and Gloyersyo Railroad
Company ~ purchase the GlOyersviile and Worthwhile
Railroad
superintendent Hepburn, OF the Bank Department.
has qualified and filed his bond IN the Rnm Of 100000,
The bOn1smCn arc Senator Lyndo aud Assemblymen
Crapser and Dughn