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SPIES CAUGHT BY THEIR VICTIMS,

George +. Sherman, of Jersey City, Edgar
n Smith OF No I65 Pavonia-ave.. Jersey City. and
Isaac Peters who claims to be private detective,
ard gives his No 1175 Thrdave, New-1ork,
were arrcAtcl tho Windsor Hotel Jersey City, last
might on charge Of conspiracy To defrand. The prs
oners have been the employ OF C. G. Martin chief en-
ineer Of the 8rookyn Bridge and president of the Law
ana Order Society, Of Flatbush, az spies for the
socety Their occupation was 10 note violations OF the
Sunday law on the part Of hotel and saloon Keepers
The inforurr received $25 for each case. They had
made complaints against eight vioiatOrs Of the law
among whom were Thomas Shaushursy, proprietor OF
che Park ctcl the Coney Island road; Henry Ester
burg OF Grar:i-st Fatbush, and Benjamin Cohen, Of
The Clarendon Hotel the C0ucy Island road, ana the
ca SEES are awaiting trial few days ago Sherman SEM
a letter t. Cohen, suggesting that the cases
could br comp promised. He Invited Cohen and the
others To meet him at the Windsor Hotel last night The
meeting took place. while Captain Fartcr Detectives
Dalton aud boyle and Policeman Van WOert wa chcd
proceedings from convenient hiding place Sher-
man In hriii himself and lis assOciie, offered for
ESQ cash rri,aiE away from the trials The others
deuurrrd Amount, saying that IT was too iSh
but nnniy after considerable bargaining consented TO
paw the alnOiu and handed over so 10 bind The bar
gain Tn. Money had sooner changed bands Than
tho officers emerged from their place OF conceamebl
and took sherman and his associates into custody ibey
were locked u Police Headquarters, and will have an
examination this morning
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LOCAL CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS.

disgraccful scene was witnessed at the
IXth District County Democratic Convention yesterday
ut Manhattan Hall, at Fifty-fourthst and Eghth-ave
The district ia divided into factions headed by John
Hardy and Thomas Costgan. The Hardy
first mlsled by q notice posted ON the door
saving that the convention would meet elsewhere AS
soon rs all the delegates in the hall Werner Bruins
Mr. Hardys business partner, nominated Henry V.
Meade as temporary chairman. Mr. Costgan nominated
John A. Beal rs temporary chairman. Both weae de-
Each side had secretary. For whole hour there
pealed for order in vain. The Costigan men, ignoring
they had already elected chairman elected
Richard X. Power who also went tho platform. At
this time Captain Kiliea with platoon OF policemen
arcyed. John Hardy presented a candidate for
Congress- The Hardy faction received his name with
applause and he was declared the nominee The Con.
venton then declared adjourned by the Hardy men,
who did net, however, leave the hall The Costigan
party then proceeded organize chairman
ship of Mr. Power Finally they adjourned until Monday
The With District County Democracy Congressional
Convention was held yesterday at Brovoort Hall, at
Third-ay and Fifty-fourth-st Each delegation was
called ON to name ts choice for Congressman. The fol
lowing names were presented d. Wills James, Clark
son N Potter Frederick Thielman, jr., Lawrence Kipp
James w. Gerard, Henry Causen IT,, Peter b. olney
X r. Flower, and Lewis May. A committee APP
pointed ID take into consideration the mentioned
Tho Tammany Convention of the XIIh District met
discussion the committee appointed at the last meeting
To confer with the County Democracy In regard "
candidate, was empowered TO confer also with the
Irving Hall and Anu Monopoly League organizations Of
that district
The delegates TO the xIth District Irving Hall Con-
yenton met last evening ~ Thave and Fifty seventh
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AuNRIc4Y HUMANE ASSOCIATION

BosfoN, Oct. 19.-1he fifth annual meeting
OF tha Alaorc1a Humane Association began here today
J. L. Br>wD III Chicago. presiding lie said that no one
OF tie 700 designs for cattle that haYo been pre-
scntei has com oiled with the requirements therefor
that prize of $1,000 voted by the association be
awarded ts inventor.
Henry Bergh. of New York. spoke OF tho difficulties he
ha4 In his earlier efforts H. call attention 10 the
cruel OF animals, and Of the fact that thirty
six States AMI Territories united In the Humane
Ieagne tie argued that the promise of correct senti
melt In regard the proper treatment OF dumb
sarsa By the cunning generation Is most encouraging
Thanks returned To Mrs. Cooper, who, in her
work Of inspecting tho condition OF cattle trains, had
been subjected to threats and insults.
Mr. Firth offered n resolution that n EubeXecutfVe
copmltic authorized To receive subscriptions to de-
fray expenses Of testing the constitdtonaty OF the
National Law to prevent cruelty 10 apimals.
Mr. Bcrgh said such test necessary as the Con-
etatution provides that Congress shall regulate the inter
between the States and that To appeal for money
for sueh purpose would be, as IL Ia IN almost every
case odous proceeding. He had received, he said,
$500 900 for the work Of the NewYork Sociey but he
felt that money was required to promote the end
sought by Mr.. Firth.
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putesl will not reply to tie remarks Of Mr.

nutesl will not reply to tie remarks OF Mr
Wales Ia, Tiara il
a most excellent opportunity. No
81 have TIED to do my duty IN me VOTE o. S o
Deportrnentn responded Mr.. Lane. Ihere Is No ou
iecfion on nv part to the employment OF MI aux
and Mr 0Imsted Jointly; but | don't think MI;
Jones is qualified to go and max these e nanggsd
s.Ths Commits ioner says that have oostiuc'eu
his measures aran returned Mr. Wales, gelllng on
his feet, Nov say that when Mr. Lane goes ~ w
nr;nt Inc should state the truth. There ave Iaise ,
hoods ia tho assertions he makes ana ne Know In
they are fllsehoods ii this work goes on hidch
Longer The other Commissioners wu be oDlgvu-T :;
nse y yuIgar nlrasc-to sit down on MN toe IL
he was absent there would be no difficulty III Trans
acting bGsineSS al all" a., 3, NJ, - -;.l
q twinkle of LIS eye - ~ ,5 no
much preferable TO your presence agalh chars
acterize that resolution as scuTril0us piece oi
business. >, =, a.
On motion the resolution was lost, all the G S
missioners voting AGAINST it save Mr.. Lane tnten
Mir Lane said that he thought the mater Oh tne
resolution which was laid over was 50 imporiahtt
that a special meeting should be he'd next
Wednesday. ,.;
lyon do. indecdp asked the chairman elevatng
his eyebrows.
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it TSK ls2 cc a TEaNCPARr Held by Halves
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5TOl 5flS 40GO 1925 $685. $751; 6355 $685. $3.50,
PART II.-Hed by sheridan y Court opens az 10 a m
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GENERAL SESSIONS ildersleeve 1.-THE People art,
Michael Find elonous assault battery; George Griy,
faonlous assault and battery Michael Lyons feoBOas
sant and battery Sandman fclonios assault aud bat
terry; Robert Best and John Cunningham burglary Joshua
William Farrell Michael McCabe: grand larceny Daniel
Martin burglary Jacob Miller, grand larceny Mary Nj
Cure larceny John smith. larceny from person. Pat
Connolly larceny from person; William Stassney. false
pretcnces HOTato X Wright false pretences Marg sean
Ion disorery house; William Thomas. aisorterly house
pan II.-Cowing, 1.-The People AIT. Carl A. SapOn
ard elonions assault battery Pasquae Mongre fell
onous assault battery James Curan grand larceny;
Ohu Foley grand larceny Frank Broom, gaBd larceny
Charles Meyer larceny from person. William II. smith,
larceny from person.
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Cost an0 foun0.

T OST.-Bank book No. 1871 ,996, issued by
the German savings Bank in the city OF New.York, TO
Nelson II found returned to the bank be-
lJth day OF November, 1881 application will be made
for new book.
4 OST-On or about 21st of May last Certi-
6cate 40 900 for 100 shares Wisconsin Central Rail-
Company Stock. standing In name Charles Head
Please return to HoAGLAND. of Halgarten Co.
% Broadst. New.Iork.
i OST or STOLEN.-Bank book issued by the
\ seamens Bank for Savings, New.lork TO q kozah
Trustee and her children II not found OF 70
turned the bank within 80 days rom this data VIII apV
10 the bank for book. ANNE r. DE FlGANlEhE
New. York, Oct 10. 1851.
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sYMPArHY PRACTICALLY EXPRESSED.

The net proceeds of the benefit perform
given by Steele Maekayes company at the Brooklyn
Park Theatre on Tuesday afternoon for the Michigan
sufferers amounted to little $1,000. The treas
urer of the old Relief Commission, William Dowd.
ceived yesterday subscriptions amounting to 81 07s o.
making the whole amount received by him S1O7 972 20
The students at Packards Business College, No. sos
Broadway this city, send TO THE Tribune $50 for the
Michigan sufferers; the Reformed Church at Fonda,
n. r. sends $780, sympathy, Dryden Springs, Dryden
Tompkns County n Y. sends 80.
Peck's painting OF Niagara, exhibition ut
Gibbons Art Gallery, No ,l60 Broadway is TO be cold
by shares for the beieft Of The Michigan relief fund
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TIE REV. EDWARD J. o,REILLY.

for the last fourteen and half years has been pastor OF
ST. Mary's Roman Catholic Church at Grand and Ridge
ets I'm this city, died Tuesday evening, after long
and severe illness He born in Savannah. Ca Sep
teEber l. 1874. He was graduated at Mount ST. harys
Collage in Emmettsburg. Md, and afterward pursued
his theological studies ST. Josephs Seminary Ia Ford
hau. N Y When twenty-four years old lie was or
aned and was appointed pastor Of the Church of Our
LADY or Mercy Port Chester n. Y, where he renamed
until 1898 when became pastor of ST. Patricks
church In Newburg, N " In May, 1867. he became
pastor of ST. Mays Church. re was member 81 the
o'cocE 20 morrow morning from St. Marys Church The
burial viii bn in Calvary CelDetery.
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newar0s.

DEWARD. $500 reward will be paid TO,
IA the production Of tho body OF r. schonsnh ans. ano
additional for informal that leads 10 the consleon
anyone prov be- guilty OF his death Mr. Schoneman
81 years age weighed about 100 pounds was about
inches height had light nouztache, large ihOun
prominent blue eyes fair complexion AMI was ls
bald He last In this city By his friends on Nono'
the 10th inst, about O'Clock Send plormaton 10
GEORGE W MAILING,
Superintendent OF Police,
$40 MlUberryst
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st. committee was appointed to confer with Tam
BROOKLYN NOMINATING CONVENTIONS.

BROOKLYN NOMINATING CONVENTIONS.
The County Conventions of both parties il
Brooklyn viii be held this afternoon. Two important
officers be choseDthe Sheriff and the Supervisor
atLarge The latter important officer, the affairs
Of Kings County the hands OF Board Of superyi
sors entirely distinct from the Brooklyn City Govern
ment ard the supervisoratLarge, who presides owe,
that body mas veto power equivalent TO that OF the
Mayor IN the Common Council In addition to other do
ties the next supervsoratLarge will have the appoint
ment OF Commissioners OF Charities and Correction In
his hands The Democratic City Convention viii be held
this evening II probable that Mayor Howell VIII be
nominated though the wishes OF Boss - Mclaughlin
who will have a controlling influence in the Convention
are not definitely known.
The Republican City Convention will be held tomor.
row evening There Is much uncertainty yet 10 what
will be done. General Tracy will have strong support
and can probably carry the Convention II he does not
withdraw. The Citizens nomination Of Ripley Ropes
Monday night will give his much weight before the
Convention and approval of this nomination viii be
strongly urged.
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THE SPRAG UE LITIGATION.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct. 19-Trusteo Chaffee,
Of the sprague estate, began Saturday removing the
machinery from Baltic mills IN this State under
order OF the Rhode Island Courts, authorizing him to
se, all the property above what needed TO meet
contingent claim OF the Quidneck Company OF
The Franklin Savings Bank has Judgment len on the
BALTIC Mil property and TO prevent the sacrifice OF Its
interests Winthrop De Wolf representing the bank, has
attached the whole Baltic property, 10 stop the re-
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DELINQUENT ELECTION INSPECTORS.

The Board of Police yesterday filled several
vacancies in Boards of Registry. made by the resgna
ton OF inspectors their failure 10 appear For the
latter reason Thomas Keenan, election inspector
the First Election District OF the With Assembly District
removed, and T. F. Maxwell was appointed in his
place. Maxwell went TO the place Of registry No. 345
sprngst but keenan,, who had meanwhile arrived, re-
fused be displaced, and Maxwell returned 10 Police
Headquarters report bis failure to the Commissioners
Captain McDOnne eli summoned. and ordered TO pat
restored. keenan, and Maxwell are both Irving Hall
man
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% rUhom il man Concern.

Nj ISSING since the 18th of September, lsSn'
IVA gentleman by the name OF NICHOLAS TEN BOSCH
years of age, about feet inches hg darA Sxs
curly brown hair mixed with gray, brown musachS ov
eyes, artificial Leg last heard Of Ia Jersey Cay on ZIG ~
September 1881. All authorities or persons wno oa NJ
any informaons concerning the whereabouts OF the @
Ten Bosch most kindly and earnestly
communicate the Immediately 10 the CONoU IA
ERAL OF the NETHERLANDS, AZ BroadsL New'i ofA' A1
will be literally rewarded.
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THE COURTS.
THE CASE OF SURROGATE CALVIN.

THE CASE OF SIRROGATE CALVIN
ALBANY, Oct. 19.-In the matter of Surrogate
Calvin, OF New York, whose OF Office expires De
cember 81 under the decision Of the Supreme Court the
Secretary Of state to-day had conference with the At
torney General and decided that masmuch as Tammany
had renomnated Mr.. Calvin, and election would fol-
low the matter had best be dropped until after the cleo
ton. Should Mr. Calvin be reelected nothing Will be
in the case least during the next term six
but he be defeated appeal will be taken To the Court
Of Appeals.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.
OF
ALBANY, Oct. 19.-In the Court Of Appeals

to-day the following work done
33l-Uhn schelley respondent agt Catharine Dehl.
impeaded aPpellant-Argued No 333-JOhn keeie ap.
Deant agt. Samuel Warner and others, Respondents
Argued No POI ndrew "a. Russell. appellant agt James
and Others responGents-Argued No 3S2-Rndolph
Lexow. appellant agt James Julian respondsnt-AIgn,
NO 369-Mara clifford and another appellants, ag the
Town GraveseBd, affirmed No S1s
Henry Holman, infant etc. respondent, agL the New
York Hudson River Railroad Company, appeant--Ar
gued.
The following is the day calendar for Thursday. oc-
nos. 24S, pa, S2s, l4l, 446 2s9. 367. 344
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CORPORATION Notices.


NOTICE.-John w. Campbell will sell al
IN public auction by order OF the Department OF DOCKS
Thursday. October 90 1881 at II O'Clock at eerMg
places the North River Waterfront certain lots o
material including wrought aud iron oil barrels ana
pile butts sc. For full infor nation the Cty kecor
copies for sale ~ No. 2 City HAIL
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grates auo feu0ers.

s. CON0VER g. CO., Designers and Manu-
~ facturers OF ARTISTIC CRATES AND fENpENs
EIREPLACES in Brass, Bronze Steel and Tile .
AnironA Fira 5etS Coal Holds Basket Grated, "a a..
Elegant assortment OF new designs Decorated as ss
elusive designs furnished Low estimates ~ architects a"~
builders Warerooms, No. 1858 CanalsL
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NOMINATIONS ON LONG ISLAND.

The Democrats of the LIST Assembly District
of Queens County held their Assembly Convention at
Flushing yesterday afternoon and Townsend d. Cock,
of oyster Bay, was nominated by reclamation.
The Republicans Of Suffolk County, at their Conven-
ton last week held Riverhead, nominated for Member
OF Assembly Walter j. Suydan, of Sayve. Mr.. Suydam
declined the nomination. and yesterday they nominated
George NJ. Fletcher, OF Huntington.
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CANDIDATES NAMED IN JERSEY CITY.
The Republicans of the LIST District of Jer.
sey City have nominated George H. Farrler for the AS
sembly.
The Democrats Of the Xth District have renomnated
James Casey for Member Of Assembly.
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CALENpARs-OCTOBER 20.

/. 244, 500. l4l, 44e. 2s9. S67. s44.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-06
Notice to LienhoIders.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned has commenced an action in
the District Court of the Sixth Judicial District
OF the State Of Nevada, in aAd for the County of
Lincoln, in which action the undersigned is
plaintiff and Henry Raymond and the Raymond
Quartz Mill defendants. and which action is
brought to enforce lien In favor of plaintiff
and against said defendants upon the following
described premises and property, situated in
Pahranagat Mining District, Lincoln county,
Nevada. to wit; That certain quartz mill and
premises known as the Raymond Quartz MILL
situated at Springers Springs, in what is known
as "Oassel City," in Pahranagat Mining District,
Lincoln county. State Of Nevada, about fifteen
miles in o northwesterly direction from the
town Of Hike, in said county. Said lien is for
the sum Of two thousand eight hundred and
nine 36.10O dollars, in gold coin Of the United
States, and is claimed under and by virtue Of an
Act Of the Legislature Of the State Of Nevada.
entitled "An Act to secure liens to mechanics
and others. and to repesl all other Acts In rela.
tion thereto" approved March I'd, 1875. Now,
therefore, all persons having. holding or claim
ing liens upon said premises under the provis-
ions of said Act are hereby notified to be and
appear before said Court on the 9Th pay of Au-
gust, A. D. 1881, the same being day OF the
regular August Term, 1881, at 10 o'clock o. m.
Of that day, and then and there exhibit their
said liens and the proof thereof.
Friday, July Is, 1851.
JAMES r. DUFF.
A. B. 0'DouGHERTY, attorney for Plaintiff.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-06
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WELLS.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT WELLS.
IN Fargo s. Co. have commenced an action In
the District Court of the Sixth Judicial District
of the State of Nevada, in and for the County of
Lincoln, in which action the said Wells, Fargo
u Co. is plaintiff and Andrew Fife and 3. e.
Barter are defendants. Said action Is brought
to enforce a lien upon the following described
premises. situated in said County Of Lincoln
and State OF Nevada, to wit: That certain
Quartz Mill and Millsite situated in Long Valley
Mining District, in said County and State. and
about three.quarters Of a mile south of the
ranch known as "John Kiernans Ranch, and
known as the "Fife s. Barter MILL" for the
amount of one hundred and forty.nine slice
($149 5-1O0) dollars, gold coin. Said lien IL
claimed under and by virtue Of an Act Of the
Legislature of the State Of Nevada, entitled ''An
Act to secure liens to mechanics and others, and
to repeal all other acts in relation thereto, ap.
proved March I'd, A. D. 1875. Now, therefore. {.
all persons having, holding or claiming liens
upon the said premises under the provisions OF
said Act are hereby notified to be and appear
before said Court on the 4th day Of August, a.
d. 1879, OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. of that day. the sam
being day of the regular term Of said Court.
and then and there exhibit said liens and th e
proof thereof.
Phoebe, Nevada, ane IA, 1879. lg
FULLER u SAWYER,
je14.30d Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Notice TO LienhOIders.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned has commenced an action in
the District court Of the Sixth Judicial District
of the State of Nevada, In and for the County of
Lincoln. in which action the undersigned Ia
plaintiff and the Hillside Mill aud Mining Com
pany, J. N. Curtis, Joseph Eisenmann, 8. Bri.
sacher, A. Adelman, p. j. Mcintyre and A. X.
Grim are defendants, and which action is
brought to enforce lien against the defendants
upon the following described premises, situated
in Highland Mining District. Lincoln County,
Nevada, to wit: The property known as the
said Highland Mining District, Lincoln County,
rection from Schustrich's brewery; the said
mine containing 1900 linear feet of mining
ground in length, along the course of the vein,
with 800 feet, more or less, on either side from
the center OF said vein or lode for working pur-
poses. Said lien is for the sum of two hundred
and eighty-one 55-100 dollars in gold coin of the
United States, and is claimed under and by vir-
tue of an Act of the Legislature of the State Of
Nevada, entitled can Act to secure liens to me.
chancs and others, and to repeal all other Acts
in relation thereto" approved March %, 1875.
Now, therefore, all persons having, holding or
claiming liens upon said property under the
provisions of said Act are hereby notified to
be and appear before said Court on 1st day OF
August, A. d. 1881, the same being q day of the
regular August Term, 1881, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
of that day, and then and there exhibit their
liens and the proof thereof.
Friday, April %, 1881.
Alb. ODoueHERTY, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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