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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-08-11
nRAEF NEWTON.


the hills around Pinenut
J. E Gignoux returned yesterday
from visit to San Francisco.
John i. Dennis has again become
partner IN the Tuscarors Times
ReuieW.
The water in the river Is still very
low, and the mills will probably lie
idle longer tLis season than last.
George Barton has made quite an
improvement in his barn by putting
a row of windows along the side.
On the 9Th inst. Knapp & Laws, of
Lu"ing, shipped To- the Douglass
mill at this place $50 sacks Of high
grade copper ore.
A large number Of our people went
over to Carson to take In the circus
yesterday. They were not very we'll
satisfied with the show.
Quite a number of Daytonites went
up to Virginia last Monday night to
attend Calendars Minstrels. They
were well pleased with the show.
Mrs. Lou Stoner and her two
daughters, the Misses Kate and Car
rie i'ardenwerper, we're on Wednes
day mornings train, bound TOR Hsw
| thorne.
J. NJ. Benton, of Luning, shipped
to the Douglass mill in the month Of
July two and q half tons OF silver
rock. the average assay OF which
WAS SIO6 SO.
The Douglass Mil Company is
nov working small lot Of silver
rock that WAS shipped in by Max
Solomon, Of LunIng. 1t assays
1907. AZ per ton.
| The Chrismau brothers, of Luning
shipped in about 5000 pounds OF
very fine copper ore I" the Douglass
mil this week. The ore will work
over 80 per reni.
Charley Wynconp. who FIR some
months has been at the poin, of dealt,
and whom the doctors had given up,
WAS well enough this " eek TO take n
buggy ride around town.
Tn the night OF the dance Al
! the Mound House young
lady from Dayton lost fine gpii
breast pm. The finder Of the pin
viii confer favor on The owner 10y
leaving it At the Uniot Hotel, Day
ton.
| Weiter's mill WAS started up Tues-
day Of This week ON rock from the
Mount Como mine, About twenty
tons will be run through as test 10
ste whether IL Is free milling or MT.
Work on the mine is prugi essing
finely.
Hnmbly Il Co., who have the Bal
timore mine ut American Flat leased
recently shipped 10 the Douglass
mill ton of high grade ore that as
sayed $324.27. They also shipped
46 tons of low grade orc, the average
assay OF which was sos 95.
Charley Gruber aud VIM. Kesn,
two of our local nimrods, went down
the river on y hunting excursion this
week. They returned Thursday
losoed down with rabbits, doves,
etc. They used up most of their
ammunition shooting mosquitoes.
Sam Mctrlane, who for some
months was clerk in Bonhan' s store,
left on Tuesday morning OF this
W, ok for stockton. Mac made many
friends during his brief stay in our
little town, and will be- missed by
all of us. The TIMES wishes him
success wherever he may locale.
The Bodie Free Press says the fol-
lowing plscsrd hangs in Hawthorne
store window:
Peppermint lie tor
Head AXE
Belle -
Truth
The appeal announces that W. Il.
+. Deal, of Irginia city, is annotat-
ing the laws II Nevada. The work
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-08-11

The above trains are run daily. and make
close connection OF Mound House with tram
OF v. st Il. r., for Virginia and Reno, and
with the Central Pacific railroad at Reno, via.
v.& II. X. h. for all points East and West.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-08-11

BIZ Tax--
Board Of County Commissioners.
LyoN COUNTY, NEVADA,
For the July Term Of 1888.


A"e .o'Ao"s ~''s "es' oAs'a"01 SUI "a
io"ea ~ 'ao DoA,0 Oh ooun'y commission.
e' H~"' Ae'e' "
aug 'n' iooS'
J. q. Dallas. County CLERK. salary for
month Of July, a % 50
II. T. aheel County Commissioners
.alarv far month NJ Jpix "A a
@ w Robisep. County Comni.s,oper
salary for month of Jsiv a n
J.M,rkvsll. cara Of ,naiyeut for
m nth Of July Is so
Lyon COUNTY TIxEs, publishing Aud.
itors quarterly statement and bullion
tax notice. % 90
II. j. Osrling County Assessor, salary
for month Of July. -. 100 90
LYos COUNTY TIMES. unbiIshipq bills
allowed Of July meeting. end notice
of .Teschers' Examination II 90
w. r. Davis. County Auditor. s.larv
for month of Jnly. 1so 90
II. r, Rsvkfns. labor repairing county
bridge AZ 60
Jns. @. Young supt. of county schools
salary for July 2s 10
VIM. kean. supu,ies for ind,eent for
month of JuIy N q,
J L Csmpbell. meat suppiied dnrino
month OF JuIy. IL "a
T r. Hawkins. Justice,s fess kp
J. L. Campbell. meat suppl. d during
month of july an M
J. c. Hsxlett, District Attorney. salary
for month of July. 100 90
J. r. Shaw. County Commissioner. sal.
ary for month OF July. a a.
@ /. Lesviil. care of INDECENT in Green.
Aeld, for month Of Julv as "a
J D. Sims. supplies for ipdieen.s fo,
month Of july * ~
J. d. Sims. Comfy rressnrer a.,.rx
for month Of univ IN m
!. A. Bonbam sunn,jss far ;na,..r.
for moth q, Univ 10 an
ls.ae oobp hauling o,.x.I "a, ..,.,v
ing bridge. M
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-08-11
ESTRAY.

The following described animal came into
n,y enclosu e on the l4th day Of July. 1888:
one buek.kin horse, marked I p on left hip
and II = on lie u shoulder. The owner Of the
aoovu oescribed animal can have him BY
proving prop. rty ,nd paying for this Adver.
tiserusnt. WEEK. LoTHROP,
Dayton, New. Aug. 10th,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-08-11
Carson g. Colorado q. n.

T.tfe TASLE
Taking Eject Mouday, July and, 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-08
WITNESSES WHo COULD NOT Re FOUND

Assistant District-AttOrney OByne was
asked recently about tho indictments which have been
found at different times against BILLY" McGlory and
"Owney" GeOghegan. Complaint has been made that
these men were not tried because sufficient efforts were
not made by the DstrictAttoey to bring the cases TO
trial. There arc throe indictments against McGIory'
two of them for keeping disorderly house The In
dctments are three four years old. An effort was
recently made by Mr.. O'Byrne, while Mr. McKeon was
absent on account sickness TO find ont Just what ha
become OF the witnesses in these cases. There were
twelve witnesses In all aud subppnaseryers were sent
20 find them, and sworn reports were required from
those who were sent OF the twelve witnesses three
were the policemen who made the arrests Inese were
found but OF the others only minor witness coul uo
found. Henry snyder, o. the complaining WlneNes'
Is serving OF years IN the state Prls9i,
to which he sentenced In 1873 ,Dy
Judge Cowing for highway ROBBERY InlllP
Marks and John Flynn, two other Witnesses
also serving terms OF ton years eAcu, ono
being Imprisoned IN Massachusetts ana one IN tnls
some of the other witnesses are CT low CHARACTER,
never had an abiding place and cannot be found Ihero
~, therefore, no possibility OF bringing any Oh VueSo
cases 10 conviction.
There IRE also several complaints against Geoghecan
one Indictment found ON April 20, 1879, cLarges
grand larceny; another on February ~
1876 charges assault and battery, ana on
October 10. 1877, SIX indictments were
found on charges o. violation Of The Excise laws ana
keeping "a disOrierly house. These cases have been put
when the time for trial has As TO any present
violation Of tho law the fault FOR failure to arrest tne
offenders put the police by those connected Win
the DistrictAtt0ney's o'fce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-08
ACTIVE CHARITABLE TORK.

Miss Ellen F. Terry, Secretary Of the State
Charities Aid Association, said TO TEiBUSE reporter
recently in regard to the work now being done:
1.-THE association never more active
than IL has been throughout this winter. Its
county visiting committees are all dong good WORK ana
the public has answered generously the appeals for
books and papers. We have too many II suc
contributions, however. One OF the most gratifying
thngs In connection with the work OF the association
IA the great and growth Of the classes FOR giving
Instruction ia supplying first aid TO the Injured Ihrle
classes here day in tine week and Oh Monoay
there SIX, bOth free and pay classes There
are classes for gentlemen IN the evenings also
Before long think that similar classes will ae organized
m most of the cities OF the state especially where there
are large factories understand that large number II
policemen intend joining the classes here t0 learn how TO
render speedy aid To injured persona think wodd he
GOOD tLug Il every pOlccman's appointment depended
uuou some such knowledge Among several bills which
the association has succeeded in having brought before
The I4pisatIre Is one 20 modify the Code Of Criminal
procedure In regard imprisoning witHesses In the
House of Detention We much pleased to hear the
other day that the Judiciary Comnee OF the Assembly
had reported the bal iavOfaDly.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-08
B1LLIAED PLArEAS AT THE PRESS CLUE.

Maurice Vignaux, William Sexton and Man
nee DAILY gave an exhibition Of their skill at billiards at
the rooms OF the NewYOr Press Club Nos III aud llJ
Nassau.st yesterday afternoon. There was large at
tendance Messrs. ViZnaux aud Sexton fret played {"
game Of 100 points cushion carons AT the enu % me
tbirty-eghth inning each player had one To 80 ana il
was Vignauxs pay Tho balls were left IN sucl posi-
ton ha. he could scarcely mss n ne played rareJ
lie chose a difficult s1Ot and miHsod sexton
followed with Ike result NignauK missed twice again
in uaying around-tne-taLle shots. on the thud tua
Sexton WAS sfu making shot when elci,ci lht
applause o. all The scors stood as follows:
se1ton-2, 2 A. 90 . J. J. II, ], o. o. B. o. 3 O.
2 l. . d. o. 4 o. - % D. - 2 g. D. - o. D. J. o. o. D. l-Iol1l
log Average, . 22-Jl. ..
VgnauI-I g. o. , 81 o. o. -. 4.3 J. 0, ]. 10 o. J.
0. O. o. B. o. 10 !, q, u, t. l. D. o. o. O-TOta, 90.
Vignaur aud DAILY followed with an exhibition OF The
balkine game which Will he played IN the coming tour
naueut The game was 200 points Ii resulted "a FOL
lOWsI
vnaux-O H. 5.l7l5. 81, 10, G. !. TO- 30, %. H. 10
Daiy~I6 34.O,5.6.L1 3. Al. 10 27-Total. lc3.
YignauK afterward gave an exhibition o. fancy shots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-08
I PARTING WoRD WI1H MR.. CANNON.

A tribune reporter on Tuesday tried to get
"a interview with George q Cannon ana John l. CAME
the two representative Mormona, who have been re-
Gently In Washington aud New-York. He found them
iust leaving Grand Central Hotel for their Journey
home.
poly amy still nourishing IN Utah = asked the re-
porter a. they were about to get into IA cab.
"Polygauyi" said Mr. Cannon short, happy LOOKING
man, with bright red face. We'll, haven't exactly
time 20 discuss poygimy just now am just going on
van ssereur1nR TO the bosons-tlat is the bosom OF
my family"
els poy gamy decreasing at Sal; Lake T.
con certainly; am confident that Is daresay, II Ia
You see can't hardly tcl haven't been there In Tour
nopths la that time you kuOw-well, yes, put II down
a. decreasing AT Salt Lake" -,
&" Is your wife travelling with YOU, Mr.. Cannon y
"ko no: left them nncml-l lett her nt hone.'
DO Won consider tho feeling IN Washington - any
les. antarouistc the NormOns tnan In tho past -
NO. Il seems not can't say It's. ASK came lou
ace have o 50, and" - A..
Cannon aud the coach was suddenly wnisked away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-08
LOSS or 4 BRITISH STEAMER.

Arl,cIl 81 Douglass Of No. 11S Pearl-St., agents
OF the Bristol City Line, received n dispatch from
Havrc Yesterday stating that the steamer Gl0uces-
ter CITY, OF that line, which was long overdue az
this port had foundcred at on February %, III
lafitude 40 north. longitude 52o west-aDout
200 miles east-uOrtheast OF sandy HOOK.
She had on board Captain De-lands, TWO
mates three engineers, AID twenty-one sailors
and firemcn, all OF whom were feseucu
AID landed ut IiavTc yesterday. Inc gloucester
CITY was a freight steamer only. She sailed from
Bristol on February :. having full mlscellaneous
cargo valued at about $4,000. The vessel was
valued al about Si2J 900 and WAS insured. she was
IN iron vessel with five wacrtiEht bulkhcads, ana
two decks built AZ Stockton, England, last year
and was owned by G. Hi & Sons, OF Bristol. she
was rated Al III Brush L'Oyds, was $40 l-0 fcet
i'm length SO feet in beam, % 5-12 feet IN dep'h,
of 81 feet draught ard OF l,26@ tons net and l9lo
tons gross measurement She had two uastS was
haif-brigantine-rIgged. and was propelled 10y com
pound engines. tier style of construction was IKE
tho other vessels Of tho line, with
forcaste deck running about % feet BACK
from the bows. n turte-back deck over
the stern, and "a short hurricane deck
smdship~ upon which were tue BRIDGE ana
pilot mousse and from which were hung her four HE
boats. ,
The Bristol City Line has been unfortunate in The
los Of vessels. Tho Bristol City, built IN 800,
sailed from here for Bristol on December -, InHO
ard was mover heard from afterwards. The Bath
(Ity another new vessel, sailed from BRISTOL tof
New-Yora on December l. 1881, lost her ruddcr on
December ,, and was abandoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-08
COJJRT CALENDARs-MARCHs 8.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs- by Lawrence. J.-Cal.
eudar called az Mos 49, 49, b. IL. ~. So 81, 1913,
l0i no III ia Ils. 1873 1874 1885, +7 H. 1856 1871 2O2
2O7, 2l2. 2l3. -
sirPpFMR COURT-GKNRRAL TERM-Hed by Davis. Il. j.,
ptacy and Danes JJ.Nos H. 81 IOl 100. Ill, o. 1913,
i5O a. i35 H. 1876 13g 14O 141 l42 90. ia l43. IA,
I4b I4T lfS 1ig. l5l. l52, 1913, l5I. 100. l6J l6I
Si-PkEAR CONFESSIONAL TERN Held by LarremOre j..
Nos GIG GG3 44O 455 81 2S7 393 il6 4iG 100 750. GjS.
sg7 $50 725 72 CSC $3.50 5l no 1863 443 Cos 80 GO3.
sfPREBR GoURT-TRIAL TERd-PARI Held by Donohue,
Nos 1884 Io40 2z0l. 1888. 3ll7, l4S 200l. z2Q4,
1sfG IOss 7G7 1888. 1858, 1884, 2O22 Ia, l2sS 1910
2303 1872. 800 255 1906 2x79 9i9 4090 lG55 2525
2Ssl' 2Sl0 2JI2 254S 25l4 2b46. 2646. 2647. 2b4s.
soy, ~ ie,d nv Jarrett Nos 1880 igl 1886 1885,
1872 1913 1903 1888 q 3D. l7G2 OCSg V05p pO1a i4e
DS5. 29lS 245S, 3S, 40. 2oJ5 4OJi 1900 <"Vo' @'oV'
PART III-No day calendar ,,, q ,,., ,,
SURROGATKs COUET-Hcli by hollns, S-,Iohtesto1 WIN
Of Iuns Cooper AZ III ami motion eaenaa Gsoa q. - a. u
SUPERIOR COURI-GESHkAL IEkh-hoiu ~ reuE
aud Ingrahnm, JJNoh % - a. 90 80, o.
SO. 81. 3d. SO, "a. 80, Al, AZ. 20 ,,,, -. ma. = co,
SUPERIOR COURr-SPECIAL TEhh-helu ny lluAA' ''-Oa'
endar called IL a. m.-No. AZ ~. - b.,
SUPERIOR CoURT-TmAL IEhs,PAEI 9a eaa ~ "a. ssl
man J-NOs ia B3S 2Sl 1896 us 5S wv 0JS 40 100
76O 645 jG7 GO 6G4 6s3 ia, 49, $50 Az o'o' $40
PARTS IL AND III-AdJOurnel. -, o., -. n =
COMMON PLEAs-BRNRAL TERM-Held BY van brnnI T. 81
J. r DAILY Van IOesen JJ.-NOs = 10 a. Is ~ ~ 40
COMMON PLzAs-sPECIAL TERN He'd by Beach, J-hanh@
agt the American Powder G. .mpany. ,,,,, =, N Mt
COMMON PLEA5-TRIAL TERA-PARI i lied U -; - .'
Mos. 1854 379 ZO1j 1913. 49, ZJJO %ltO' Jaw
24lI, 1912 l649, 2ll, 0GS, 1868, 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-08
THE CHICAGO MARKETS WEAK.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNE.J

lBf T.LEGRAPH TO TIE TRlBUNEJ
CHICAGO, March Tt was "bear day in
all the pits Wheat corn, oats pork lard aud short rbs
all dropped steadily aud considerably. The opening
prices were In almost every instance the highest and
the closing very nearly the lowest Of the day,
Wheat opened lsas OF above Tuesday night, but
at exhibited weakness lester & Co., who ara
credited with being "lOng" millions of bushels oy
their NewYOrk customers, were sellers all day. A
they have OF late been supporters OF
the market the withdrawal Of their support
had marked effect. The announcements
by cable OF markets the other side added to tho
advantage OF the clears" The exporters have also
within the last ten days altogether changed position
They declare that nothing but very bad weather caa
this market which they say is far above NewYod
Baltimore any other place, from very great break
The decline suffered by this grain to-day 3 OF ~
The closing figures 81 1874 for May and 81 07
for March The movement OF for the last twentyOur
hours has been exceptional The receipts rep ore1
516.sl7 bushels and the shipments 100000 1t waa
depressed by bearishness all ABOUND it, but this grain
suffered less OF decline than wheat The figures 70,
night only 2a's OF cent under those OF twenty.
four hours ago Oats dropped ONLY 70 OF cent, Tn5
futures IN pork dropped l2l99l7l9 cents barrel in
lard, 507l9 cents, aud in short ribs cents hundred
Inc tumble OF to-day and Of The past few Day aps
parently unnatural IL Is, In lace r,' %
advance In the price OF the animals at the yards Hogs
to-day at the yards 59lO cents higher, and only
IL 900 arrived Notwithstanding the drop in the futures
OF provisions dealers in the eash property say That tne
cannot get the actual product at any decline This fact
coupled with others, would indicate that tho
recent decline is manipulated IL has has been, been
were too many bulls" and that it not possible to-
get out good line of shorts" New,York people, or
houses here with NewYork connections Is known s said
to be 'lOng' Of big lines Of lard and short ribs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-08
co1roN MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL March 7.-l2:3O m-Cotton easy Misdlng
unIands a1,ed Orleans do. 5ilI6d sales. 5000 Dales
inciudrs 600 speculation ana EXPORT Keceipts
900 bales Including 1000 American Futures pianos
Low hdnnng clause March delivery 0'SGtd; 40 mnIch
and April delivery. b9seadi do. April ana MAY ueiVe.Y'
ESse.d and June delivery ODD also oat', 40
unc and delivery 0pl1, also o'gs4d 40 July anu
also Dvstd; do August anu rep'eoor
delivery 5b5s4d do October and November oeu
Futures lat. 90 - ,,.,,u, ina s.,oa n, ,h.
daV included $500 Dales AmeilcaE ,,,,, ~
UHAHIEsror. March 7.-Coton aniet; MddnR iUo n
Low niddling 0asc Good Ordinary Vsci net rcepts o5o
hates. gross $40 bales bOu Dales exports 20
he Continent - balcs To Great Britain - bales:
Ia France bales: coastwIse, - Dales st0cS oS'OOf
bales - -,.a,.-. ,,,a,,,,o a1.o. o~r
niddlne %; Ordinary bec net receipts 0'Oo5
haIe. Exports 10 treat Britain. -
haics 10 bales To the Continent, --- baleG
q the bales COastWlSe. DaleS sales
6:7 balas. stock. 1887 bales. ~ a.. =.
'SEw.ORrE,Ys March 7-COttOn quiet: Mdding. aAsc.
LOW Middlna DC: Good Ordinary $50; net receipts
sts bales gross 42@i bales; exports TO France. 2OO
10 The Continent 5737 baes: c0astwlse 42io bales I'd
bales; sales 1000 bales last evening"
LOU bales. stock. 3lt0@l bales. .. 49,
SAVANNAH March 7.-t;Oton quiet; Midding esci a
MiddnR 9isc uooo Ordinary shc; net receipts hsio,
bnles gross. 1907 bales exports ooastWise o- @
10 Great Britain bales; TO the Continent 3ziO pse
saies 900 bales; last evening zoo oaos stocA 'o'o'o
haIa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-08
ALONG THE SIBERIAN COAST.
THE SEARCH FOR LIEUTENANT CHIP.

THE SEARCH FOR LIEUTENANT CHIP.
NO TRACE OF THE MISSING JEANETTE Nun FOUND
ArrrR A SEARCH FROM THE oLENEK TO THE
IrSA-IIrUrENANT HARBERs ACCOUNT OF his
AND MASTER scnUErzE's SEARCH EXPEDITIONS
In n private letter given below Lieutenant
G.. b. Harder gives a summary of the search
made for Lieutenant Chip, OF the Jeanette, and
his men during the past summer and iaiI'
The coast Of Siberia, from the Olenek To the
Yana, was followed and examined by Mr.. Har-
Der and Master Schuetze without finding
single trace of the missing men. Some parts
Of the coast could be examined only from
distance and some parts not at all, because Of
the great distance to which extremely shallow
water extended The tomb in which DE Long
and his men were placed by Melville was not
covered with earth. as had been contracted lor'
and when Mr. Harder visited the tomb there
were signs of decay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-08
rRIGHrrUL DEATH or TWO AEGoyAUrs.

Information has been received in this city of
the frghtfui death Of two oyedarng aeronaus IN Ma
drid under re ,usry horrible circumstances ltappear'
TINT CAPTAIN Mayet aud uu assistant assembled ln bal
loon IN Madnd before immense concour~e OF people
on January - when The balloon had reached height
Of about 900 feet Captain Navel got ont upon trtpele
suspend the basket and gan bis performance
he trap-Zc WAS to br ak an the performer lost ga
hold. VINO In the air he turn over ant over many
Ics lie struck thc stone pavement an UurecuSuH Die
mas moment later the balloon containing me othcr
occuuant WAS seen 20 descend win mcteOpc rapdity
and fl crashed with terrible force against the projecting
eavc OF house fitting fLe basket and nurng he occn
pant ont head first. striking rrrandh, tue man Was
ipatcd 20 The ground torn. cut md nauGed 90 such
de roe that ne died in rev moments Bon The mon
Wtr, under engagement % Buruum Baic, aud dutcA.u
and To nave performed I'm inns ty on MdFth 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-08

SAN Francisco, Cal, March THE market for
the ConstOcSs is strong There ls no late news Oh
importance from the mines.
There is 10 material change IN outside stocks.
Assessments levied Albion, 80 cents per share
Bodie Consolidated 90 cents; independence, 80
cents
SAN MARCIAL Y. NJ, March 7.-COnsGerable ex-
element has caused by the discovery OF gold
in He's Canon.
M.
The reported strike of silver near Camp Rice.
Tex, lacks confirmation.
Extravagant reports are beng circulated about
heavy strikes in tie Organ and San Andres ranges.
There has never yet been found in ither of these
ranges a property that has warranted the erection
OF a ive-ton smelter, and there not slnelter or
mill in either.
n bulIion from Pacific
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-08
CIVIL NOTES.

Frank w. Burke recovered yesterday, in the
Court OF Common Pleas. verdict Tor $3.50 against john
A. Kaughrau ms damages FOR injuries alleged TO have
been sustained by him blow given by tho defend
mt The boy, either from the effects OF tine blow or
some other cause, became blud in eye. The suit
was brought TO recover $1,000.
Phletus s. Binley began suit some time
ago Ia the Supreme Court against Lorenzo Polasrino
10 recover damages for having been induced by alleged
false representations Of the defendant To loan him
~ 800 on pawn tickets motion argued yester-
bcfors Justice Lawrence 70 yacac order arrest
against the defendant, who denios that lie made any
fasc represeniaiOus regard to the value Of the
itrs which he gave TO the plaintiff to secure the Loan
decision WAS reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-08
No VAR WITH THE DUTCH.

Boulton, Bliss & Dallett received adyices
from Curacoa 10y the steamship Caracas, which arrived
v.sterdav with regard TO what WAS believed to No
dastsry outrage on tho part or the Dutch officers in
firing solid sn0t AT the steamer Valencia on February
IL from tho fort At the entrance OF tne HarhOr OF
Curacao The Governor and the officers Of the port nave
submitted apology for n mistake OF one OF the
police officials. Toe permit FOR the vessel To pass the
Tori without enton taken by the customs officers
10 the vessel there handed 10 the pohco Occr VINO
has been statoue the el while In port ana whose
duy il ia 10 gyeit 40 tue officers Of the fort By some
Oyer,ght the officer neglected lis duty ia hS instance,
ana when the vessel had passed tine fort solid shot was
fired al her instead of a blank cartridge This was al
mtted TO 30 an error and promises were made that IL
shOuld never occur again.