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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-06-24

Scene-A small lawn on Seneca street.
Time-noon. Personages- parrot sun
ming itself on porch behind its open
cage-door; and strange dog wandering
upon the lawn. The parrot speaks first:
"Sick! Sick! Sick him!" The dog with
ears and tail erect looks about for some
thing upon which to charge; he espies
the parrot, and an exciting scene ensues.
From out the confused mass of dog-hair
and parrot-feathers comes the shrill cry,
"Git out! On you, git OUT" Dog
breaks for street. Parrot, after looking
at herself from head to foot, gravely ex-
claims: Polly, you talk too much!"--
cleveland Voice.
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w. e. GRIFFIN,
BANKER and ST0CkBR0kER,
AND AGENT
WELLS, FARGO K CO.,
PlOCHE, New,

Y,RANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUS.
i MESS. Deposits received on Open Ac.
count or Certificates issued therefor.
Exchange drawn on all the principal cities 4
the United States, Canada and Europe.
Will purchase silver and Crude Bullionor
make advances on same and ship for owners
account.
Mining, Railroad and all kinds of Stock
bought and sold on Commission.
Loans and Advances made on Stocks; also
Dividends Collected and Assessments Paid.
CORRESPONDENTS:
WELLS, FARGO 4 CO.,
Ban Francisco. Gal.
WELLS, FARGO 4 CO., a
IS Broadway, New York.
EWES, & ALLEN,
81 King william street, London, Eng,
Agents Wells, Fargo %.
OFFICE in Wells, Fargo Co.'S Building
| Main street. Phoebe. Nevada. au32-tf
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-06-24

Mother, what have people noses for:"
asked an Austin child of her mother,
who had seen better days. "To turn up
at poor folks, my child, was the cynical
response. - Texas Siftings.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-06-24

According to Darwin, "those who are
best fitted to live are the ones who do
live." Judging from some who do live,
those who do not live must be sorry
snecirnen ems indeed.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-06-24

The people of Gold Park are much in.
terested to know whether they are in
Lander or Nye county, and a survey by
these counties is about to be made to de.
termine in which they are.
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e Or u x a.

Leaving Phoebe Sundays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays for BRISTOL, WARD, HAMILTON
and CHERRY CREEK, connecting at Eureka
with daily stages Sundays excepted for
MOREY, HOT CREEK, TYPO and BELMONT,
making direct connection at Belmont on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays for
Grantsville. Candelaria, WadswOrth,
Austin and Carson & Colorado Rail-
road, ut Luning. connecting with
the Virginia = Truckee and G. p.
Railroads.
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FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.

By W. q. TELEakAPR Co.
$40 Ophir-8.O5 8 10 305
565 Mexican 6h o. 81 6h
395 Gould + Cury-3.l0 2.15
80 Best h Belcher-4h
345 California-l5e
$40 Savsge-86c
100 Chollar--65c
$50 Hale Il Norcross--95c l
200 Yellow Jacket-75c
ats Sierra Nevada-6h ~
100 Belcher--3Oc
100 Utah-3.S0 1886
$50 Union-.9,S 9k 9ss
400 AtS~7sc
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BKIsoL MILL.-The mill did not start
up last week, as stated by the RECORD,
owing to the breaking of the pump at the
well, put it was expected to start up
again on Thursday. The mill is to run on
tailings, which has already been demon
strsted will not paw. The rooster is be-
ing overhauled and is expected to be In
order to work in about two weeks, when
working ore will be resumed. Notwith-
standing the sinking of the well to a
greater depth, the increase Of the flow of
water has been very light. 1t would be
money to the Bristol Company to put the
torch to the old mill, then erect one at
some point where supply of water could
be obtained. This was the opinion OF MIR.
Charles Roe, at the time he was in charge
of the mill.
MAIL ROUTES. ON the first of July
the mail route between Phoebe and Silver
Reef will become tri-weekly instead Of
daily mail, and Mr.. Townshend, agent
of Gilmer, Salisbury & Co. Is stage lines
in Nevada and Utah, informs us that the
old firm will continue carrying the mail
on the just mentioned route, and also on
the route between Phoebe and Eureka.
Tom DONOVAN, who has been out FIX
ing things at tina old Sherwood saw-mill,
Wilson Creek, reports terrific hail storm
as having occurred there the other day.
The hail-stones were from an inch and
quarter to an inch and half in diameter,
and they fell with such force that they
broke limbs from off the trees.
Mr.. r. H. ELAN, who has been absent
attending the Masonic and Odd Fellows
annual meetings held in Carson and Vir.
ginia City, returned Tuesday morning.
He does not give very favorable account
of the Comstock and says the people
there talk very discouragingly in regard
to affairs.
NOTWITHSTANDING that the month of
June is drawing to close, red-hot
stove feels very comfortable both morn
ings and evenings. The grand tip must
certainly be taking place.
The courtroom is greatly improved by
the new ceiling. When the Judge re-
turns here to hold Court he need have no
fear of the plaster falling and staving in
the top of his head.
MARK w. Musgrove was seriously in
jured in mine at Butte City, Montana,
recently, having leg broken and receiv-
ing internal injuries.
Il
Miss MARY PEARSON, who has been
absent for couple of years attending the
convent at Oakland, California, returned
home on Tuesday.
The household furniture of the late
Sheriff Mckee, auetioned off ON Saturday,
brough good price in most instances.
THE residents of Royal City have the
RECORDS thanks for a complimentary
ticket to their ball Thursday evening.
TO-DAY is st. John the Baptist's Day,
and next Thursday will be St. Peters
Day.
| Mrs. LEAHIGH of Bristol departed or
a trip to Salt Lake last Monday.
The postofice at Iron City, Utah, has
in been discontinued.
| COUNTY Assessor HOFFMAN departed
| for Hike on Tuesday.
| UNHAPPY are they who have takel
down their stoves.
F. w. CLUTE arrived here on Friday.
l
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ing is taken from the Winnemucca Silver
State, and the ranchers of Lincoln county
may find it of benefit to them: "The
ranchers of Paradise have new scheme
whereby they are getting the best of the
grasshoppers. As soon as the young
hoppers are discovered coming out Of
their eggs, and when they are Just COM
mencing to jump their way through the
world, the ranchers run ditch of water
around cerral-shaped Enclosure, and as
the cool of the evening approaches lot
of straw is strewn around and the hoppers
Immediately commence to 60 under it to
get out OF the cool air. In the evening
or early in the morning the straw is set
on fire, burning up the pests completely.
In this way it is computed that millions
of them have been destroyed very easily.
If the work is attended to promptly, the
grasshopper scourge, it is thought, can be
surmounted.
TEMpIUTE.-An English Company is
preparing to take hold of the Inca mine
in Tempiute District and working it.
Louis Sultan, while down at Hike, was
informed that P. M. Gossett was on his
way from England here for the purpose of
perfecting the transfer of the property
between its present owners and those
who will hereafter form the company. 1t
is also stated that a party is coming down
from Idaho to take hold of and work a
tunnel. Mr.. Cardeza, of Philadelphia,
will not do anything with his mining
property at Tempiuts for the present.
A CHALLENGE.-The Bristolians sent a
challenge to the Piochers during the week
to play match game of baseball for fun
money or marbles. The Piochers have
sent for balls and bats, and will play a
friendly game. They say, and wisely,
too, that if money is put up as stakes it
is likely to cause'illfeelings. A ball club
will be formed as soon as clubs and bats
arrive.
AN account of the killing of Jim Levy
down in Arizona will be found on the
first page. If the statement is true, it
was cowardly murder. Yet Levy only
had justice meted out to him, for he com.
mitted just as cowardly murder himself
here in Phoebe.
A LUMBER. ranchers of Clover Val
ley are now all engaged in hauling lumber
from the mill there to Phoebe. Our lum
ber-yard is now accumulating larg,
supply of lumber.
| Jos. BEHR departed for Salt Lake las
Monday, where he will meet his wife ant
child on their return from a visit East
and will escort them home.
II WE learn that the infant child Of Mr.
A. T. Moore, two days after the arriva
, at his destination in Iowa, died.
The ceiling of the Philadelphia Brew
, cry has been handsomely decorated witt
,, colored paper.
ii CHARLES BELL, we learn from Billy
continues in very poor health.
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The s. F. Daily Report says nobody
on the Pacific Coast has supposed for a
moment Mr.. Mackay had parted with his
interests on the Comstock. The rumors
that such was the case emanated from
the fertile brains of Eastern Bohemians.
We know that Mr.. Mackay still has con-
fidence in the Comstock lode and that his
interests in Comstock mines are still
large We are glad that he is coming
back for we think his presence ON the
Comstock will tend to restore confidence
and infuse new life into the stock market.
If there is anything in the north end John
Mackay is the man to show it up.
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Ncca week in your own. Terms and IS outdt
0UUfree. Address n. HALL1zT Z Co., Portland
Maine. t
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TURNED HIS TOES TO THE DAISIES. =
Big Jack Baxter, a somewhat notorious
character who has been resident in
Pahranagat and vicinity for the last two
years, but recently skipped--unbeknown
to several parties who were DESTROYS of
planting him in the cold, cold ground
to Arizona, we learn from Little Jack
Baxter, was killed down at blackberry,
in that Territory. about three weeks ago.
1t appears that Big Jack stole check
from Mexican, and as one good turn
deserves another, the Mexican shot and
killed Big Jack, and he ought to be pre-.
sented with chrome for committing the
good deed. Jack was tall, active and
strong man, gloried in being desperate,
and was continually in trouble. If any
person, for miles around Pahranagat, had
a dirty job to be done, they generally Sc
cured the services of Big Jack, who ap-
peared to derive great pleasure from com
hitting such acts. He was the only man
in the valley, after the numbering Of
Hank Sprague, who could stand off old
mother Sharp. Big Jacks correct name,
we believe, is McIsaac, and he is native
of Nova Scotia.
BONDED. Day Company has
bonded John Chisholm's mine, situated
about two and half miles northwest O
Phoebe, for four months, on what terms
we did not learn, and number of mel
will be placed to work. The ore in Thu
mine goes high in lead, and is what TIN
furnace need for fux. There always hav'
been difficulty experienced in obtainin!
a sufficient quantity Of lead ore for TIN
furnace, and it is now thought that thi
trouble will be obviated.
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A heated argsment at the brewery was
| settled by a club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13
THE SUIT AGAINST MR. FLEMING.

Henry Fleming, the defendant in the breach of
promise suit instituted III Brooklyn last week. was
seen Yesterday at his office in Pear st by reporter
of TIE TRIBUNE, and asked concerning the
charges made against him III the complaint ana
also as TO the charge made by implication by Mss
LiyingstOns guardian al ntem on sunday. WING
asserting that he did not wish 10 be dlscOurteuuS
me refused to answer any questions referring the
reporter TO his counsel . "a,
There Is nothing 10 say" said MI. FLEMING; /
know nothing about the matter"
as il truc AS has been published, that yOu do
not know Miss Livingstone asked the reporter.
"a do not know any of the persons mentioned;
but for any further information you must see NY
- II has bcen suggested that while you do not
know the Young lady by the name that Is gwen III
the complaint. you admit knowing her under an
assumed name"
persons mentioned"
" Have you seen the statement OF Mr. Lyons re-
garding Miss LivIngStOn's child I"
Yes. and VIII only repeat my former answer
that do not know the lady, and can only refer yon
to my counsel who has the whole matter IN
The counsel for the defendant said that there was
nothing new in the case that he was satisfied that
IL was a case of blackInaii and" he added, Ar.
Fleming courts publicity how. lie is not AFRAID OF
having all told that can be told. Ii the other SIDE
have such strong case, why dout the
guardian and attorney set forth tie facts.
papers which will be a surprise to many
good people very soon. sly client could have SET
lied this matter weeks ago II he had 80 desired
but ne had reason 10 settle IT. Here was Icver
aI.y cause for SUIT but now there VIII be 4ne.'
Another lawsuit kept Miss LIyngstOn's counsel
out OF the city yesterday, but Nh Lyons, her
Guardian said thai she was in New-Jrrsey aud that
no: hIng more could be told until be had consulted
with her and her lawyer. The charge OF blachinail
lie IND iguantly denied and SAID II was only ruse
to avoid the issue 1t was learned yesterday a the
amount in the hands Of the City Chamberlain,
which Miss Livingston Will be entitled 10 on the
death of her mother. is abou, $1,000. The money
was placed in with the CITY Chamberlain sew
e1al wears ago, soon after the death OF the young
woman father
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rR0rBLES or 4 YOrNG COUPLE.

William Meyer. eighteen years DID, living at No
5lS SiXth-St., Oh going to his room about O'Clock
last night found his wife Isabella of the age,
unconscious on the floor. she he'd in her hand a
vial containing NOR. hIne. the label on which
showed that the vial had been put up by Dr. Iholl.
a druggist at Avcnue-B and Twelfth-,t. \ physician
was summoned and the woman WAS restored 10 CON
scIousncss. The husband refused to say anything
of the matter The neiQhOor- said last night that
Meyer himself took poison some i've weeks ago be-
cause Jealous of the attentions 10 his wife of
Young German living in the house. 81 co then
Never. according to inmates of the house. had de-
voted hin,o If o another woman with such zeal that
his wife an despair went 10 the drug store yesterday
afternoon and bought the poison. Although an am
bulancc was summoned II was not found necessary
to remove Mrs. Meyer from the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13
pIrsulFss FAILURES IN TIE CITY.

Edwin A. Gahndo, manufacturer Of mouldngs
and cabinet hOusc-tTImmIngs at observation-disclosures
hiiieth->t and Harlem River, adjoining the New
ork Athletic Club Grounds, made an assignment
Yesterday TO Richard c. Fellows, giving SIX prefer
cuccs the amount, of two only being mentioned
Ella b. GalIndo, $3.50 Mrs. Melinda Weston
$500 Mr.. GalIndO began business III 1867, and
until recently had branch stores at Aston Place and
Broadway and at 40 40 Dey-st., but about two
years ago he built a factory at Mott Haven, and
concentrated the business there. The factory cost
IT, 900, and with the machinery Is WOrtgagcd for
$50, 900 His partner, Henry LoOnlls, withdrew
from Tie bus.ess Nay Is, 1881. The Liabilities
are reported At from $4,000 10 $4,000, the nom
mai assets being about $4,000. Mr. Gallndo has
been IN poor health for tune, and his failure Is
attributed 10 competition in the lnauuiaotuIc OF
hard wood trimmings.
Henry GOdwatcr, cigar manufacturer nj sec
ond-aNe. ami Invent -seCond-,t, tIddo an assign
mcut yesterday to Jacob Or iuat, giving three pref
ercuccS Tor $3.50. tic has been III business slA-
teen y, ars, and until recently had three storcs.
lie failure Is attributed 10 a loss by robbery Of
81, OOU cigars and LIge quantity OF tobacco about
SIX weeks ago, only small part Of which was re-
covered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13
Mp RAVSCAR TO BE EXAMINED.

Justice Lawrence, i'll the Supreme Court, Cham
b,rs. YESTERDAY decided that William H. Ramscar,
Who Was committed week ago by Coroner Brady
to await the action OF the Crane jury on tc chlfge
"f cauSn the death OF several children al the aSy
Mm lor children of which he is the superlntend
is entitled to "a preliminary examination before
magistrate. " hen Mr. KamScar was first commit
fed me was held to bail in $1,000 Justice Law
renee aitcTw ri reduced the bail to $1,000. and dI-
rcctpa tAat MI RdmScar should have preliminary
examination h. fore Police Justice Bxby. District
Attorney Mckcon aferWard moved to have the or
der corrected so as TO strike out the clause permit
ting preliminary examination, on the ground that
The act Of 1881 had taken away this night III the
cases where on an inquest such evidence was pro
duccd before the Coroner as would render action by
the Grand jury necessary Justice Lawrence hoidS
tLat tLe act oil 1881 was in no way in conflict with
The Code OF Criminal Procedure which allows pre-
limnary examination in case OF person charged
with causing the death OF another.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13

Movnls Jure Arrived rear,er rtslia tBr Aen rom
st John NIB May 81, her way 10 GLASGOW fpr, I'm.
BRISTOL June f2-Anived. steamer Alerannr1s t"' "~
SHARPNESS June l2-Arrved steamer stanmore tbf) 'e
nlngs, from 81 John, N q. May n. ~ M, Yo,tt,.
HULL June l2-Arriyed, steamer CALICO 'nr' 'o"
BoRDHAux June lS"Arrved steamer Chateau Leoyiilo'
(Br) olivier. from Eew.York May ~. $780, nah, via
AMSTERDAM. juno l2-Arryed, steamer castor tD'0n" '
HAMBURG. Juno II Sailed steamer vandalia (der' Nd"
Iowa. for NewYOrk' ,,.o,,
ABsRlLLFs June l2-Arrlvod Archimede utaI'
ST NzAIRP IN June l2Arrvcd. steamer Panama tbrbrS
vaod. from 81 John. NIB. May 81.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HALIFAX June I2-Arrivcd Carroll OBJ. Wright
Boston. and Newfoundland. P1ctOu-
Sailed, steamer SidOnian- Glasgow
Bosros June 2-Arrived steamers Atlas (Brl, Dutton
Liverpool Viola lBr Stephens, Port SPAIN VIM NIano
HOwes Baltimore Roman. Crow ell Rattlesnnke swain Cen
tipede Hand and Wilkesbarre Edridge Philadelphia zen
Whitney, Halctt New-YOrki Nidete, Fuller. do.
Cleared steamer Septdne. Berry. New-York.
PHILADELPHIA June ARRIVED steamers ohio. Morr1sor
Liverpool Aries GOogins Providence Norman: Nickerson'
New. York' CITY of savannah Catherine Savannah.
Sailed. steamer TacOny, New-IOrk.
llth-sailed steamers Achilles and Reading NeWburyporI
BALTIMORE. June l2Arrved. steamers carolina tSpthl'
Ugaide. Guantanamo Vim Kennedy, Warren, New YORK.
Cleared. steamer John w Garrett, Foster. New YORK
Sailed steamers berkshire. Providence Johns Hopkins
Boston SrragOssa. savannah.
SAVANNAH. June 2@-Saled. steamer Geo Appod, Balt-
NEw-OHEANs June 12-At the Passes-Arriyod. steamer
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON Juno PA rrvel-lOth inst Ida Capt Meyer,
John Mann sarah smith, Winuefred; I'M inst Adnrd
Adcbcrt Yarra the latter OF the Isle OF wight
Bremen capt Lehe Clara capt Garfes the latter hree
Edgar Hugh bourne hslsto. Louis Waish, fao
Rutl9ndshirc. Vim COchraue NclOcc.
Saiei~itt inst Abel ABBOTT tho Delaware Susan
Candbei, Tor NewYork.
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SHIPP[NG NEIHS.
SHiPPINE NEjYN
POET or MONDAY. June II. 1882.
AItllIN 80.

ARRIVED.
Steamer eorvia lRr1 Cook Liverpool Queenstown
L. udsc ~, passengers To Vernon II Brown Co.
steamer tydomi or, t97cn Ne",'stie ~ "'ys WIN
steamer Santiago. Fircoth CicnfucgOs June L. wa st
steamer Antilles ,pAn' EchcyarrctA Jacmcl May 25AuK
Caves 3D. Aquin June Gonayes 2. ~ Marc b
Prince d, with mdsc and passengers 10 llm tO"ood
steamer Richmond Boaz West Point Va. with ndse and
passengers pid Dominion $500
steamer Commonwealth. Van KIRK Philadelphia, with mdso
steamer Mcclellan, Buiups Baltimore with mdse and
steamer CIV OF Augusta Nickerson savannah days
SIM Wa q GIac. Back lyergo2 Nay y, with mdsc to
+ y q Robinson vessel 10 W II Grace & Co
HaIk y Clone MrIS MAJ Li'erpooi 81 DAYS Win huse
mdsc TO order. vessel 10 Funch. Edye Co.
Bark Evyiya Nor Brain Koerdln % days, with empty
harris ~ order vessel to socoyIoh * Co.
Bark Petteolac 5r Soyer 7ananier 81 3ays with iron
Barn Won Befk ger khssepJnm, Hamburg Al days with
Bars Queen of the Fleet IN Wiling Carhsgena Il days
with non To order; N"sscl TO Neyius & son,
to order. vessel to master.
sUNsar-w!nda AZ andy Hook. light. S: cloudy. AT city
Island, light 81, cloudy
CLEARED
Lidesdalo (Br. Fan, Miramichi NII-simpson
steamer Aene lBr Hughes. savania, Carthagena Port
al pa &c Pin Forwood < co. ,
Steamer BrcaA"ater. Boar, Le"es' Del-od Dominion
Ss co.
steamer Biddie. Wallace. Philadelpha-wm Clyde
steamer viucland. Chance Baltlmore-Js Kroms
steamer Richmond. boaz Vest Point Va-od Dominion
snip Tsernoroa tBrl. Cairns, Hremensnow & Burgess
Bark Inacns tNorl, Nielsen, HOnOluu-W II CrOssmAn &
Bro.
Bark Peterson Esnore orders unch Edge
& Co.
Bark Peppina ltal. Paturzo. smyrna-John Ztuosen.
Lara SlUaA lNOrI, HAyOrsen. KOsario Arg Iep-John
Dunn
G1Tk rros?ero Doge ,Iar sehappapetr Buenos Ayros-
John Dunn.
Bark " dnniths Br'. Drummond Havana--Jas L Ward
& Co.
nTs Day3 nqS , & ETgoen 5 or
SAILED.
Steamer Brcakwaier. Tor Love. Ship Iceberg Anlier
Java baIh NelIc Brett Vera Cruz Brig victoria Barba
Also sailed. Long Island ~ound-smp Bedford for
nrsmen BarAs Cheshire, AnJIc Java, Terenta, ParsOorU
Ms.
THE AOVENsN r. OB 5rENdGLA
FORHlGS PpRP+
LIVERPOOL June l3Arrvei steamers Donat fBr Rrath
watc from Sew York May ~ yrian lBr Fargher from
Boston Icy 20 Montreal BIZ Ihrarr from Montreal NAV
80. Palestine b. Whteway from Boston May b.
O'EEH0IO"S June l&-ArriVod. ste tmors NcSula trri
Jones YORK June % WAY % Ll,eruo, Col
tc .iri. Ec1iril, from do gne s. FOR do
flEAll llPas-rt. steamer Fgypt tlrl
from Sew \ OH Juno 3 on her way a Liverpool.
GLASGOW. iuu- I2-Afufod steamer HISTORIAN lBr),
JlIr q. from Boston Nay ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13
ITALIANS AT GARBALprs OLD HOME.

There vas gathering Of Italians yesterday at the
old homestead Ia CEitOr tOIincly OCCUPIED rs Carr
baidi inero we're delegations present from Italian
organization OF N6w-lu ok aud It's vicinity. Inc
meeting was held fer JIe purpose OF o 4In"morat-
ing The dead soldier. the oiC hoCse Is occupied by
Antonio Meucci and his wifi Mr Meucc an
old friend OF OallDad lie met the visitors at the
Vanderbilt landing and escorted them to the old
house, Altcr II had been nspecae, the party went
10 Alr MeuccI's summer garden, in NIllow-avc.,
where refreshments WeIo served The baT-ro0ln is
draDcd in mourning, as were also tie Italian flags.
After the luncheon, addresses were made by lta-
ians ia tucir native tongue Oh the character and
career Of The dead patriot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13
CHARGED WITH LIBEL.

George Borshald, August Weber, Fritz Bohren.
Emil Durr and Conrad IamjOst were arrested yes
terday by Deputy sheriff MagOnIglc order Is
sued by Judge Donohuc. Iucy are charged with
libel. The complainant IN the case IL Augustus {.
Huber one of the prOyuct0rs OF the IHlT6QH iSche
Schrot-cr Ztitaag lie alleges that lac and others
were Ell gagged In getting up an excursion OF Swiss
Americans 10 Mauch ChuIk, Penn, under tine pa
tronagc of the HeNcua ManncrcnOr, Of winch they
are members. The defendants caused to be printed
in the Sfdats-/eitaRg an advertisement declaring
that the exclusion Was Tor the benefit Of the COM
pIainant ana a few others and was not under tie
patronage Of the society. The deiendaAts gave
n L..LI