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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-01
FOR r EM T..

YVHE BUSINESS PLACE KNOWN As THE
L Chicago saloon Ia for rent or lease. Ap-
ply on the premises. MRS. N. O HASTEN.
furska, Nsvada, January a., 1883. jn2S-H
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-01
Assessment Notice.
Albion Consolidated Mining Com.
pany.

= Location Of principal place Of bnRiness, San
Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Eureka Mining District,
Eureka, Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at q meeting OF
the Board of Directors. held on the 10th day OF
January, 1888. an assessment mo. 12) OF Fifty
Cents t5Oc) per share was levied upon the capt.
tai stock of the corporation, payable immedi.
ateiy IN o. 8. gold coin. to the Secretary, at
the Office Of the Company. Room 9. No. S27
Pine street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the THIRTEENTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1888, will be delinquent and Ad-
vertised for sale at public suction; and unless
payment ia made before, will be sold on
Monday, the Fifth Day OF March.
A. ID. 1883,
TO pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
D. B. CHISHOLM, Secretary.
:, oihce-Room 9. No. 1927 Pine street, San
Francisco, California
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-01

EUREKA LODGE. NO. IS. r. It A. ~.
VVHE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF Eu.
l. reAa Lodge, No. 10, p. h A. NJ. will be
held In ODD Fellews' Hall Saturday, on Or be-
fore the full moon.
Membefs Of sister lodgas, and sojournins
brethren in good standing, are cordially inv!t
Cd to attend. D. e. BAtLY, ". N.
JOHN E. JOINS, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-01
NO. so
SPECIAL NOTICES.


N8tgGP.
II you have fine or complicated wast h or
CLOCK, music box, an autolastou siasino bird
or any other delicate and intricate piece o
mechanism needing repairs, 20 to
,, EDW. WILHELM,
Chronometer, watch and clockmsser
Jewelry neatly repaired,
4, al All work warranted to give perfect satisfac.
uon or positively no charge %
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-01
Vick's Floral Guide

TyoR 1888 Is AN ELEGANT BOOK OF $50
e pages, 8 Colored Plates Of Flowers and
Of the choicest Flowers. Plants and Vegetables.
and directions for growing. It 10 handsome
enough for the center table or holiday pres.
ent. Send on your name and Postofhce ad.
dress, with 10 cents, and will send you Q
copy, postage paid. This is not q quarter Of
its cost. 1t 10 printed in both English and
German. II You Afterwards order seeds de.
duct the 10 cents. Vfck's Needs are the
Rest I'm She World! The FLORAL GUIDE
will tell you how to get and grow them.
VICK's FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN, It's
pages. 6 Oolored Plates, 800 Engrsvings. For
so cents in paper covers; 81 in elegant cloth.
In German or English.
VIcK's ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGAZINE, 80
psges, . Colored Plate In every number and
many hne Engravings. Price 81 25 yesr;
Five Copies for IS. Specimen Numbers sent
for 10 cents; s trial copies for as cents.
JAMES WICK,
ROCHESTER,, N. Y.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-01
Application for Homestead.
q. 8. LANr OrrIcE,

U. 3. LANr OTFIcE,
EUREKA, New, Jan. 8, 1883.
Notice 10 hereby givea that the following
named settler has iled notice OF his intention
an that said proof will be made before the
register ard Receiver Of the United States
nsh1 naM once at Eureka, Nevada, on WEDNES-
Saf, VA II, FEB 1883. viz: Homstesd Application
" avo, hilbert T. Purdy for the sW OF eE
- snr SW y OF sE \ Of Section 81. and NV \
y, ps Sm = OF Section IS. Township II North Of
Range IS East, n. M.
h,s nc s names the fo!l,wing witnesses to prove
OF. said land. viz:
Aaiexsndsr aasr Mccullough, Of Nys County, New.
yosspn Sahorn, Of Nya County. New.
H. T; ssdier. Of Eureka County. Nav.
Ios; o., Fitzpatrick. Of Eureka. County. Nov.
IH'Soa +. q. HryCKLEY, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-01
MINING TAX.
NO PNEUMONIA, IF USED.
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

DARTrEs DEsYRfyo PASSAGE TO a4TL
/ WAY Stations win plaAss procure sssket,
st the Jackson House. or st the Fashfon stables
aud isave crdass to b. sailed.
W. II. SWEENEY co.. Bus Yropristora.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-01
To Delinquent Taxpayers.

" Nevads, Feb. Is, 1888. TO delinquent
taxpayers for the year 1889: By order OF the
County Commissicners I am directed to COM
mencs autt against all persona whose taxes for
the year 1882 remain unpaid on
Monday, the I2sh day OF March.
1888.
Until then taxes may be paid 10 the Auditor.
In the County Recorders once.
Attention fs called to the fact that coats Of
suits In tax matters amount TO $40 or $50 In
each case, and. as all fees must be paid into
the Coanty Treasury. no officer is authorized
dition to the costa, IS per cent on tha amount
OF taxes ia added as penalty. Pay your taxes
before the 18th Of March. and save trouble and
expense. Il. r. GARBER,
fe14td District Attorn y of Eureka County.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-01
NOTICE.

HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS OWN.
ting loose stock, that II the same IL q:
lowed to run in the streets OF Eureka u will
be placed IN the county pound. and the ex'
psnsss therefor will have to be paid BY the
owner Of the stock.
ByJ. HILL. Under Sheriff. -
Eureka, Jan. 9, 1883. JAsu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15
SAINT y4LENTINL'S DAY.

Saint Valentines Day came in v tn snow-sdnall
and went out n "a or. II ih't Irspc'u ru ,", ~,
ana hcco ing manner h viii ALWAYS D oI>ap-
pointed unless ne provides = pea anirr DAY tIai
yesterday. II wa, no "1uD, az very WI ~ ~
proper IN earlier times Tor II tie Romans ana Idl,
% ,td tTeeNe t. ire of cannon blow I'm EoilS hhu
tool away their money on peanuts on T. Naeh'unlr
Div; but thcy hn-w NOR anou nt'"' H nt
lIud o. u ieioN he was, ald Knew he Ter
what his tls'es Wcr' in mat ters OF cet oid ION III W
in. boy, and girls OF tO-idy. - int mere WIS
real v cause for disappoin nrht or chag.l" Oh
his par, Yesterday. Peopi were wiling 70 90 tig
maud, me thing ~ nm 80 Tar as th.r Hh i,.,'
INC ms would allow. bul the weai her was uhIdVVII-
abe History and tradition have been unidv raule
o the SAINT II has eli ed out OF memory IL e
water oh duck. In the more recent en- y'II,n '-
ua..lta. has obituary has b en- cut down era 'udl4
wear b. wear. ard m the cutting has become
80 manglcd and dis ortrd that tao IDEAS one
obtains from these accounts OF nm ana oi n l,S
fam y are very mcagrc and wholly IN adequate Vu'
au. u0tit, SAYS " be- was a man OF most duinTaDic
par.s and o "a on, tor ms we aud chaH'Y INA,
the Gus ON OF choosing N4ltntl les upon le'INal
t,,L d.. n from the zee Sui auOt Ter dutIOil
say, in rcla Iu to tlc la we cen OF Al" lh't
" bout TINS time of the year ltebruuy ii, TIE
blrus choo-e their mates, and probtby th'hc'
came the CA ton of ia yolns men ana ualu'I'
cnoo,nr valentines or special loving friends o. ina.
da." The latter account rith leaves the SAINT
ont i'm the cold. AM was 20 doubt writ II by Il
rival Iiut hl, account could NOT uc vcrlhei.
4 TRIBUNE r.por er went oy r to tnc CIV nan
Park ester to see a. there " r. any Olid, cno"s
me ma e.. Ihcrc was. he observed, an unu.u u
absence # every kind 90 bird except me lall-bTu
of .bcs. hoveye here We e. a large numb +, ana
many al them aplca.rl 20 b. choosing their mates.
Tn. windows were tull %. valentines ol cNVl9
kan L. color aud cGudtion OF aerVitude. nere WIZ
some with sentiment, - ten cr al thry were
unu-ratiug cud o,l"Ts with cducttufes 80 Iuhuy
fh I they wouhl make horse !augl-ll H. could.
Tr,r.. ,,,r. very ,cw If these uilS-iycS sofa duu
Fewer sent away The CLERKS In the Post ONCE sald
tier, WIS .ui unusual ia,l ing Oh IN the humo'i
of valentines sent through the MAJ -
Nevertheless the clerk, IN thc unc'
were Kept busy by he distribution
aud delivery OF many of the fancy envelopes ila'
showed that tary bore messages sultio' q" the diN
Thee wcr, Many boxes and HIg envelopes re-
ccl,rd from orner cries. n" clerk, expect 10 e
kent pu-irr than usual throughout the "hplc o.
80. ,,,.L An of tine Exchanges were open rs
u4uaf no Is ORES were coScd amt very few gus were
far Il there was nou cIhl' absence oI pId0S
ha i.s and military display. Ia the evening ihe an
~ IN .tlIlly free rom SIX g-rJckct-. Roman can
| dlr, aid r.u-Nhcc-. the sac oil fireworks GA not
/ aop.o Ximatc the sale of irc-wdtrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15

the Committee on Railroads and Canals. reported adj
versely upon senator.stainsbys bill requiring railroad
companies Terminating IN Jersey City and Camden 10
communication rates for trains run
ming between and 8 o'clock n. IN. and ana oclocA
p IN. Mr.. stansby opposed the Indefinite postpone
ucnt Of the bill and asked time for its consuera
ton. Mr.. Grggs demanded the immediate deieas '" no
bill. describing it bad principle and false in aSsmp
ton. The motion indefinitely to postpone was c'ie"'
If tOG.
The Governor sent in the following mountainous 10
day. Prosecutor OF the Pleas Somerset County James d.
Bergen; President Judge Common Pleas, Warren
County. william H. Morrow; Lay Judge Common fleas'
Cumberland County. Nathaniel StIatton; Lay J" T
Common fleaS lex O"uily' JntS L. ,d ,e others
nomination of Mr. Srton was confirmed and tnc I,
were referred Morrow was rejected ny the Seh1T Is'
winter ana IS ptcy oFPoN'p ny n 4. nnnosed by the
Democratic Senator from Somerset, while MI J0nHH"h
has little strength among hi ieO Democrats III E.seA
year ago constitutional Commission rrPot ~ ,h
number OF amendments They were dlScISsSu III Wv, ,io
Senate but lost the confusion which preNa!eI III ,,o
the principal being that providing for biennial seSos
Mr. Nichols the introduced TINS morning III we 49,,
earnestly advocated biennial sessions, Occurring Wv
system would save the stare T-uOoVu t.u 80
The sentiHcnt OF the Senate had. however uhuS
decided change the proposed amendment Dehg oSU W
vote Of to H. , ..,,,r,, tl,o, the
Governor shall send Ia new name after NOM ~,
has been rejected. also failed the vote Siah'i.g V tc
sale of c r,Ics To minors under sixteen years Acs'rS
Doughty and Ferr.li the two confirmed cl3"I -S'o "
The "ccfon of a state Controller Is still III allowance.
IN the senate Mr. Paxton Dem moved TO tate uP III
Rrp moved 10 lnv the motion the table. on the rl
call Mr. Wootculvkc. Dem. voted with the KeIion
caus, to the establishment OF his Hrtl'ahS' ~ 80
ygorOI- advocate In tHc DcmocIdl. caucus VI - 90
eruur Price who was an unsuccessful candidate for con-
trOllcr A., ut,,,t,
In the Assembly the bills reducing tolls on the ft'n
Road between Newark and Jersey CITY were MIR ~
special order Tor Tuesday. The bills are Slloh|s Nv"
yocltcd i'm Newark which has no free road 10 Ne"
York and il opn-cd by the stockholders Oi me io'u
aizn ii
Company. . MIN, q
The Parsons constitutional amendment TO require u
two thirds vote to oy rrc the Governors veto; 'I'l
Of q majority cote. AZ present, was reported
hn placed on tine calcnd r Notwithstanding Inc III
proyIdiu that six months absence troiu meetings >i
vncac the ohcc u trustee In savings bank was pass
and Nr Chnmn1n OF Jersey city, INTRODUCED one pIlI
proyding FOR yearly invest salon OF savings Hdhh1 ~
"A committee OF i've dcpositors. and another ptoNp'!-
that savings bank managers shall be elected y ulo
ors annually. An attempt to refer the Iroll'itpn
amendment To special commute" was dec"tcu' - W
3G "A Decided victory for the PrOhihitionlSts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15

Bullion valued at $jO,7o7 81 was received IN
clty Yesterday from the mines.
CALEDONIA ,B. H. superintendent rcpor' for week
..ndirp February "Ore pro iuced, LOO TONS.
BnIInn shipped 5S2 ounces god value about
$40 900 South header advanced 5I2 feet t0tal,
ioI., feet Wine advanced feet; total, II fcet.
No new developments in either pa &C..
Father de Smrt ~upcrinteudeuts report for the
nine DAYS ending February l shows ore extracted
fron hrst level, LOO tons; second ieVSL I,-oo
t',s. third level 40 tous. ore mllled 500 IONS
30 rect.
Standard Consolidated official report for week
cn,iup February 3 shows: East crOSscut rom
south diff 900 level : in go feet. South drllt
f,n1 east crosscut 700 level Is 39S feet long, ana
shows vein i'm lace 10 feet w,de. East croNscut
frnu uorth drift Is IN - feet the rock Is tayoraD e.
me total length of north drift, 900 level IS 434
fee upon the fOotwdl of the Ytln, when ~ from
10 10 10 feet wide. N0utl upraisr No. mas
reached a height of 277 feet through the VEN,
sbnwinp some good ore The north drift from this
Snuth dri No ., $50 level IL POI feet iong; the
v,in N feet wide OF good milling ore. Inc Slopes
show no important change.
Rodie Consolidated official report for week end
mo Frhrliary 3 shows Tons of ore crushed, nearly
10. average assay value of pulp, so 10 per ton
no of sacked one. sob y; of tallngS ~ %
I'm inn shipped ~ 800 81. North d1lt ON rlcn
ein $50 level IS IN ~ feet, where the VEN Is huch
sni nm The rise from the Opp0sl south dlllt Is
Skrut 40 feet high. and Slopes have Deen opened
th,r,.frl,n north aud south. NlnZe No. Is DOW
a mich hi gher angle. There are evidences that Tue
Vine will soon cut the tauung vein. East cross
emf 600 level, advanced ii teet, ana hae JUST
emf another iaultlnB VEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15
pu1Ro1D MEN PROTECHONISTS.

John Newell, general manager OF the Lake
Shore and Michigan sou hern Railroad Company sau
Yesterday that he canoe to NewYork on no specially hi
nor.ant business GLOW are railroad matters
at the westr" he repeated in response 10 an
inou,ry. "Well. we are out OF the Hoods ana 'h'
snow blockades and the railroads south Of us are no"
getting them Things are looking well at the west III
sore resDrcts and bal In others We are having ron
mills close M at the West and it looks a. II you P'op'
nj the East who make for rs were going to close up
all the irou-m L. 1t seems that the duty on imported
steel railroad hars will fixed at 81 an that hgurc IS
rot hrn enough 10 project our ma1uiacturer' ...
THAT sounds "a II all railroad men were Pro''o
tIonists' ~, .. .,r, ara sou,e roads
which have good business In carrying ores ana mh
erals nee led for manufactures, while others nave "I
The AXE iore IN small way, does co islurI DC
mat line We are affected by any fan on III lIe
country's manufactures. Then there IL the fshl7'i
wanna Raj roal which j. more VltaN dl-clIu'
rake the Chicago and Northwestern LOT oA"inp'V ,
A. first blush, You would say th't liz
oarr,ad only and <rtn. Yet tho ron "iV4 N4
Inv them form an important item OF ther revenue ~
Az too with the Denver and Rio Grande the mon au
CentraI Pacific and many other Western ROADS. Al o.
49, a. rend 10 - great degree upon the ransp ria ION
~ res nd minerals along the line OF their ROADS lbth
Tho roads that d. not much OF this business are c
esed I'm the prosperity of our manufacture because
with their prospery have generalac F!ly 81 Hlu
large volume OF gAt. more persons are flNcIiE
cverv source of traffic benefited Railroad men III y
moi he high duty men, but guess they behe'e III "u'e
suhcieut 10 protect our Industries"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15
THE NEw-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.


RAILROAD QUESTIONS II THE sENArE-NoMiNA-
uoxs BY THE GOvERNoE--A BILL AGAINST
CIGARETTE SMOKING PASSED -BlENNtAL SIS
sIONs DEFEATED.
urroy TIE REGuLAn CORRESPONDENT or THE Trmr>El
TRrvToY. y. j.. Feb. list. Valentines
poy wa, celebrated IN the Senate by discussion OF the
snbiec Of railroad relations 10 the state. week ago
Senator Will Of Union, introduced constitutional
amendment proposing that corporation shall receive
the advantages OF any legislation hereafter unless II
snrrcndcrs any special viyesc 1t may possess holgh
ifs charter An amendment must pass Two succeeding
Legislatures and receive majority of votes at special
election before It becomes part OF the Constitution.
the componics affected by this amendment are the
United Railroad COmpanr. Of Ncw-Jcrscy' the MOTIFS
and Essex Company and tie Central Railroad Company
OF NcUIerscy when the proposition came mp on final
Massage this morning Vail pointed ont tho press
ing necessity Of early aud positive action on the question
of railroad taxation II demanded he SAID ny every
citizen who appreciated the value OF equal uNaloh
The three strong companies IN New-Jcrsey however,
possess charters granted in the early history Of railroad
enterprise which the courts OF NeW-Jefsey ana 'o
Supreme Court Of the United states have declared to he
In the nature Of Tcpealablc contracts with Tue Sae'
No act this Legislature can pass will AFFECT these cor
poratons while the injustice of cnactng tax laws Affect
ing only the weaker companies which do not possess
these exceptional privileges, is manifest. Inc true
remedy indeed the sole seems TO be III ni'
amendment saying 10 the railroad companies take yOui
place with other taxpayers stand where other corpora
tons are required TO by the law and We Will deal VIII
YOU fairly, giving you every advantage to which YOU
great value entities you; Or refuse, and we VIII d'
nothing more for YOU
Senator Griggs approved the remarks OF the Senator
from Union and the resolution passed by vote OF 10 u
| l (Mr wootendyke, Dem, of Bergen).
In the same body this morning Senator Grig9s' irop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15
EIGHT CITY BANKS.

Albany. Feb. l4.-Eight of the reports Of
NcYork city savings Banks aie gwen below, showing
their condition January ]:
f,,,,ry Sarioqs Bqnk- Resource, $i7H3o.tl6 ~;
dur d,u04itor- 80 ~iuUsj iO -urp.uH. N-u'iJl Nl
omen accounts .lauufrt !, 300 ms bal P'Il"'
January ll--2 Duc deposition, T"3,uJ.'~Il - SUI
ulus - 800 $50 %: q 'cn accounts, 3.I,-3' . ..
U0yIey Sfriugs But. Resources, !-,tnl Hoi hue
drpositor-. Sl.Jl~,lJl 9}i surplus Sl-''' vp h
ccoiints January l. SOl. TIE bank reported ia ny
1850. Due dfpc,ors, II .1G~ iGj 30; surplus TloS
44O II: open no. ouut-' b,73n. ., .,-.-..,.
due rpo,itors. - .jGi920 -; total haOh'os. Fl9
400 COO % -urpu. - 500 10 %; open accounts jan
nary / 1883. 5000. The bank rcp"rtc January l.
1s.2: Due dcpostors Tl163JC>O -, surplus 80 ~
UcrrL0.ly firrLs.-IrfUurrcs, $I,74S.lcb 90: due
dcpo.ifor- - .i2.~5 go; Huiu "a, NbJ'3Ip 'Vf "lr
accounts JanuarY 1883 1876 -. The bnuh Ttp'ri cot
IaDuarv l~-g: Duc dcpO-ttnr- 500 tJiOI W; SURPLUS
sos ~ u open accounts. l2,1fb a.,
i,,-,s1oG S4riHg, B,E.Inr Board ot Trustees OF the
bluk November Il, l-S2, tpptei y resolution pi"cinS
ifs ,nair. In voluntary HiWdpiiou 10 Jahu"I' ~
I.sy they had paid of trrr deposits, win interest,"
cvc1iime s22lS H. aud have casu on hand win which
a. nv t.t nq uucc. closing i32o'l ~ HAS hcch
noE 10 drpo-ituiS ana he NUMBER OF open "'c"uhl'
reduced nom l.ot0 To- loo. .., o,, -,c a, .
OMEN account. JauuHr !, 1883. 2niJ-' nc htuA
uoricd January l. lSS2: Due dcp"ri'"It '''9o-" -
surn,ua -,,3AIlj u; open account. l'U"" --
iL,Luttu S0fiuOy hHfiyU.-HcrOur'c', f'''t"'-
G5 ~ due dcpos iora SjIlI,GjS II; surpiut, SD
Go- "a opcn ace uuis January J, le-j, HAS, me
bank reported January ], ISL: D"r ",p1attut .
81 ,j- o.: surplus, Si92,9ls O3 open account =
I4,OGO. r....o.. .tu .l2o .
oG 70; due u pu-tOrs, ~. JGs .J1i 30 surplus l-"
gIG 40: Omen accounts JanuHrN ]. l-~' 10 In'' ~
hank r,.portcd January !, l--2: Dhr h"po'i"IHi
S-GG9 7l %; surplus. $ll7s"93 y; ofcA ACCOUNT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15
SIZING A CONFIDENTIAL CLERK.

A suit has been brought III the supreme
Court in Brooklyn by W. T. and b. f. oyuc o'i'nV O'
,,.b,,, c,un,nv against Amos Rogers, formerly
~ confidential clerk 20 recover S6O,3O9 80, with In
terest from April .. 1879, which 1t Is alleged
he embezzled between 1874 ana 10"
while he was in their employ Inc de-
fpdant ia held in 100000 ball. security being given by
Jacob Lombard and r. N Hazard The action grows out
OF the litigation between the Messrs oFuo anu r' 10
lit Tbe oedayts submitted by the plaintiffs state
,ht rho fendant copied and removed books Of the firm
.n' o. Inrd IN his SUIT and that the latter paid
their clerk Rogers $4,000 and promised hm TloOOO II
the suit successful ,,, 90 amor
The defendant denies any embezzlement OF error
frauduently copying or obtaining possession W S
NJ Iortliard and has been paid anything By him
aIams that Thomas Clyde, father or The palntlns III
thJs case was one OF the nrm and offered MN one
quarter interest in lieu OF salary. motion was mao
YIest.rdaV I'm the General Term to resetue an ever
nrovidng for the examination of the books OF the hr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15
The COURTS.
ALIEcrp FALsE IMPRISONMENT

ALLEGED FALSE lNPklSONAlINl
Robert Miller began some time ago an action
I'm IA, ,upcror court against TIOmas Barbour 10 re-
covcr $50 900 az damages FOR ~ alleged false nprl 'n-
mctt. Mr Miller alleges that on Jun" % 1850 hr.
R,rbour with intent 10 degrade and iuiure him. made
false ch,r,c Of dsordcrly con luc AGAINST him 10 po
llceman. vino tlercupon arrested hun and conducted
him through the pubic 10 the police station In
Leonsrd,t At TIE police sta IN Mr. Barbour repeated
IN. fase charges against the plaintiff VINO IN conse
.,,cuc, WAS locked tu cen and kent There all night
Tho next morning he was ta,,u 10 the romOs and kpt
for toYr Eonr4 in "A "pri-pn box Wlrh wa cro"d'"
win Glthv degraded and drunken men, With ne was
di,cinrc,d Mr. Barbour IA Ing . appear against MN
NJ MILLER also drcirra thdt PRIOR 10 tr Ilc, ne n'u
Noon for wears corresponding clerk or barbour Br'thcr
manufacturers Of threads, and thht ne mas suh'I''
n tr nrrc-f damage, I'm mind, body and reputation 10
IN. declare, hat the dHt oil the arrest Ihc
am ~ ,rnirD he - a M discharge Nj. Mcr Ir!lh
ma employ after iyiug MIN all ue oaS cntted TO- Nr
Miller continued To stay in the dcionlan 'l ana
when IA, yas rruucs ed To- leave II, became d'"fc 30
maj Nr IarboIr Was comp He'd - en- u none ilHl'
rc case came ON foI trial c-tcrday before judge fuaA
Anr1rrutly ihe only material question III a. Pu' i6
whether OF MOI Mr. Miller when requech 10 'ANe nc
dcf t,d,ui's store actd IN ulsord rJ manner; A"o
J,teud,ut testified that the reason why ne uu hol
o,,r M tbc Touns Police Court was that tue tram on
,.i,c, br came INTO the city ia.r A. ID. fap' ana
William 4 Bcpch appeared for Mr. Miller ana aaron l.
Wtclcad and tx Iud Fullerton for Mr. Barbour Inc
case will he continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15
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