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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-03-29
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CLAIMANTS of WATER RIGHTS
Carson River and Its Tributaries In
Irrigation District Ne. z.

I, WIN. Hy. Doane, Clerk of the District Court
of the State OF Nevada. in and for the County
of Ormsby. hereby give public notice that on
Mill and Mining Company, a corporation organ
lied and existing under and by virtue of the
laws OF the State of Nevada. filed and caused
to be docketed in said Court petition and ap-
plication moving and praying said Court to
proceed to an adjudication of the priorities of
rights to the use of water for mechanical, irri-
CATION, stock, domestic and other purposes in
Irrigation District Number Two. on Carson
river and its tributaries, between the several
dams. bitches, canals and reservoirs and the
owners and proprietors thereof. named in said
petition and application
That upon the filing and docketing of said
petition and application, Hon. Richard Rising,
Presiding Judge Of said Court, entered of rec
ord thereon an order, of which the following is
a true copy; that said order contains the names
of all parties alleged in said petition and ap.
plication to be interested in said matter.
All parties interested as owners in any dam,
ditch, canal or reservoir, on said Carson river
or its tributaries, in said water district, wheth
er named in said petition and application or
not, are hereby notified to appear at the said
Court, or before the Judge thereof, at the time
and place appointed and stated in said order
then and there to present his, her or their
proofs for or against any priority of right of
water by appropriation, sought to be shown by
any party, by or through any dam, ditch, canal
or reservoir either as owner or consumer of
water from said Carson river or its tributaries
49,. Witness my hand and the Seal of
SEAL. said Cont. this 18th day OF March, A
*' WIN. HY. DOANE, Clerk.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-03-29

SAN FRANCISCO is about to lose her trade
in Japan rice. A man named Upton, who is
= rice king in Japan has made arrangements
with the Union Pacific road to haul the rice
to Chicago and St. Louis for less rate than
any other road. Upton owns two large ves-
sells which will make monthly trips from
Japan to this coast, and Portland, Oregon,
will be the Point Of business. The trade is
. considerable one.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-03-29

THE vote of I3o ayes to 2oI noes 10 the
British Commons on the question Of abolish.
ing hereditary representation in Parliament
indicates that radical change in that rather
indefinite thing, "the British Constitution, "
10 not far of. For practical republic Eng.
land still hugs some very old-fashioned and
jpeencrgops foyms.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-03-29

THE eastern mail contract brokers are try
ing to sublet their contracts to carry mails
over several routes in Nevada, but are hav-
ing hard work to do SO as they took the work
for less than it can be done for, and no one
in this State seems to want any Of the routes
very bad at the prices to be paid. Hope the
eastern contractors will have to pay bonus
10 get the work done.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-03-29
Notice to Creditors.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN.
lNdersigned. Executor OF the last will aud
testament Of j. j. Fox, deceased, to the credit
ors of, and all persons having claims against
the said deceased. to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within ten months after the
first publication OF this notice. to the said Ex
ecutor. at his residence in Mason Valley. In the
county OF Lyon, State OF Nevada, the same be-
ing the place for the transaction of the bust.
meas OF said estate. G. /. LEAvITT,
Executor of the last will OF J. j.
Fox. deceased.
Mason Valley. New, Feb. 2s, 1890.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-03-29
Dissolution of co-PartnersMp.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
lNCopartnership heretofore existing under
the firm name of Cooper & Box. doing bla K
smithing business in Dayton, Lyon county, Ne
vada has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent Charles Box has drawn out of the
firm and the business will from this date be
conducted by s. +. Cooper. who will also pay
all bills owing and collect all accounts due the
late firm. S. T.. COOPER,
CHARLES BOX.
Dated Feb. %, 1890,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-03-29
NEW THIS WEEK.
N orICE f..
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
CARSON CITY. Nevada.
March 10Th 1907

March 10Th, 1907
To all whom II may concern. notice 10 hereby
given that the State of Nevada has msde spplics-
ton to the Reaister and Receiver of this Office to
select under Act of Congress of date June 10th.
1880, the following: SEX of SWA Ssc "a. TIP. 16
N, 20 T., total number acres 40. NJ. D. M said
ira ct beng dosignsted on the official plsts file
In this office mineral land. and that thirty days
from the date of the first publication hereof is
al owed for parties to file their affidavts in this
Office and make Their proof In said case. If no
affidavit alleging the mineral character Of this
land or other proof is made within thirty days
from the first publication of this notice the State
of Nevada will be allowed to select said above de-
scribed tract of land under Act of June 16, 1880.
o. H. GALLUP, Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-03-29

In the Matter Of an application for an Adjudica-
ton Of the Priorities Of Rights to Use Water for
Beneficial Purposes in Water Districts.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-03-29

THE attempt to shut all places on Sunday
except tho Sc which are run in the interests
of religion and the Church, has LED an en-.
,terprising proprietor in Boston to label his
dime museum on Sunday as follows:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-03-29

DISTRICT COURT, STATE OF NEVA.
DA, COUNTY OF ORMSBY.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-03-29

DISTRICT NUMBER TWO, ON CARSON RIVER AMI
ITS TRIBUTARIES.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-03-29

furnace 5Ohanh
l. Plan 1Ohank
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Company
Factory
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enlarge ueudre
three mon
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The Advantages of
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Iall"poosa Land, Mining and Manufacturing
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-03-29

The Comstock Mill and Mining Company, a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Applicant,
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

so eontented and confding that they didn't seem d
fear tle woman her daughters. Some sparrows
undertook TO molest the quiet birds In the box but
the young man got his gun and peppered away at
them until those that didn't get killed glad to
90.
About week after the finishing touch had been
put on the nest. the female laid An egg In 1t. When
she began Sit the kind hearted housewife opened
the tie door ard stroked her. calling her pet
a, Sic caressed hsr. While sle wa sitting the male
fitted AMONG the shrubbery close By and sang merry,
and day a very Intelligent and highly przed fe-
male housecat that belonged to the family came near
catching him. Pass's mistress caught her up. car
ricd her to the box. shoved her the female wren on
the nest pointing 10 her the hopping male on tho
fence. and gave her good talking 10, telling her
that II she harmed the birds or the nest IT would 20
hard with her Puss understood what was said for
not once aerward did she offer to approach the box.
although before then she had often walled along the
fence and the gate. she had several chances
TO kill the male, but she didn't dare to spring at him
after the warning her mistress had given her. .
letter carrier pohed three letters through the
slot one day and nearly covered up the sitting wren
but she didn't mind II. and in few days she Matched
,,lt nest full OF little About the same time
tho old gave birth to four Kittens and at last ac
counts both the family and the cat family were
getting along finely and were much admired BY thelI
friends the human family.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
A CONFTDTNG BIRD-COUPLE.
A FAMILY IN \ LETTER BOX.

scranton, Penn, Aug. 2.DurinG the spring q pair
Of wrens nted mto the we'll shaded grounds thar
surround Il gentlcnians residence on the Providence
Road and bean 10 search for summer home a
son Of the owner OF The place. who sitting the
veauda at the time. the cheerful little birds when
they arrived and he studied their movements all the
forenoon. They flew about The coruccs Of the house
for several minutes. surveyed every nook corner
that looked secluded, and then allghted on a shade
trcc and compared notes. For soine time the bi lis
had a conflb in low and gentle t0nes their actions
indicating to the Young tiat hey hadn't found
place that exactly suited them To settle down In for
thc SUMMER. At tho close Of the consultation the
sailed out of the tree and again went TO hun
for nesting place and in a short time the male ran
across one that seemed 10 suit him.
ON one OF the large wooden gate posts there wac u
letter box In the shape OF little house. II had
peaked roof. slot the street side for the mail
rrrier drop letters into, and little on the
yard side 10 take them out Of 1t rain tight, aud
II stood In the shadow OF "a large maple.
In his search for nice summer quarters In the
country, the male found his way into the box
through the slot. lie stayed in II less than minute
then he few out, Joined his wife IA Lilac bush
few yards away, and told her about the coscy spot no
nuiter the pleasant her proud husband had
1rousht her, and away they both flew at and
Pretty soon they came out and flew across the
street to an open field. IL was soon evident that
mate was, for in Il short time they both sailed back
again, eath cary lg shot piece OF broken twg Ia
tho bill. These they dropped In the bottom of the
box, and back and forth the industrious little filters
went wltli noon. when the young man looked into
thc box aud found that the wrns had carried in a
good handful Of twigs and nicely arranged them "A
foundation for their nest. y nghtlall the birds had
got the rough work on the nest pretty well under
way, and the next day thy nearly finished IL.
, When the young man told his mother about what
the wrcns had done, she said that the little birds
must be permitted 20 keep house In ,he box as we'll
As protected while they raising family there
80 ON Monday morning another box for letters was
rgged up on the other gate post and the lady Of the
house watched for the let;ercarrier that forenoon
md leIueSted him not to drop any more letters into
tne JpN where the wrens had taken up their abode.
on the fence she placed food that the wrens liked
and she talked TO them and made them feel that they
were welcome. inside OF week the wrens got 10 be
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

the clear, incisive style, full of nervous streng,h'
and indicating a remarkably energetic creatlVe
force in the imagination Of the writer. lhiS
sharpness of outline and soidity of conception IL
is which constitute so large a part OF the dis-
tinction between inherent genius and the talent
born of patient industry and practical Skill Ju-
lien Gordon possesses the narrative power, too'
in an unusual degree, and the still more valuable
gift of knowing how to express all that is necessary
in the fewest words These qualities should carry
her far if she chooses to proceed upon the path
here entered and even if the Diplomats Diary "
should be her only work it will be one to be locked
back upon with satisfaction, for 1t is at once
honest and artistic.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

watch for sudden veerng the right ana % S dropncd
the NO Of say dashng csVay TIE one marked
nvIdence of the old life was displaced when our
took him out for paTGsS Sse e soSa old
Gus caOn .bSv fS the io sa ae oeons the
Fourth Of July celebrations, or any sori oi er In
the town might inaugurac lie anu u, tne State Fair
The was Srdd I'D sGe isrEf rand 'S procession
MS hOrse de Tho Guidance of the msrshas of the
day. moment IN r0rs0s Gentle
of teeter, suitable for his aged master, pu' o ~
TO walk like an ordinary every y-day horse'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

Il is said that Charles Francis Adamss Lic u
Richard H. Dana, Jr."-to be published by ious"
Mif,in 4 Co-will contain large NUMBER oi 'ai'"u'
letters A book adding to our kno"ieuso v. .a'
ho % g ,co Years BEFORE the Mast will be heartily
,come THAT record Of the Sc. is as fresh and vivid
in IFS interest today as when It first appeared
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

uOne wonders saws "The London Spectator "f'
say al fashionable party. Lord Tennyscn would nave
his place and go Of the room after the Lorus ol
coal and liquor who had been created oefor MN :
There IA no doubt. fear. as 10 what the Heraio'
College would say on the subct; but would even inc
most fashionable Of hosesses have strength OF mind 10
carry IL out -
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

valuable local diary relating to Cowper h'., !us.
been discovered ut Olney, apd this ma1er'ai -i' "e
will use In his forthcoming life OF the poet
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

Cantain Charles Kings forthcoming book Is de
scribed AZ stirring account of the hard service seo
in General Crooks campaign following the dea'h ~ "
Cnster 1t Is to be entitled "Campalgnine "iU' %
Crook and it will contain, in addition to this rs'
of border warfare three short stories aans
Claus "The Mystery Of 'Malbin MILL ana fioauer
Promotion"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
STATEN ISLAND.

MS cnN,S CANDLES WE'RE DANGEROUS
r,,,,r,,k Van P,Ii twenty thir'" YEAR OLD. I'm
u,,,rd by thc I'ncxccrd Fireworks Company wa"
arrested Yesterday nnrlimg upon a charge 81 "i'N'
He v;, r,lca 1,d on ~ 900 bail 20 app ar i-f"" JnN''
Eutl.r on Thmr.iay Tor examination. tn 'iiin" i'r
which Van Pei. ha, been arrested might nave been ~"
cans. OF injury e. many people. The lrl'"hr wis
c,up,o,.d by the Blcworh~ company al IL works III
,,,qiui,cyilb GIng Roman candles with powder. Van
prt 1, thc only cnipoyei IN thi- particular me.
Th, Roman candle usually filed entirely WIN
uowdrr bu, Van lcit. il j. charged. had put Iar
powdcr aud pal clay into the rand"r. This mlA'"T
* .ajd to l.. daMscirui. and when the candl arr.
icu,ri for explosion the. balls Ntad OF goh: hp"aa
from the mouth Of the candle. were liable y" y" on
backward and njurc the person handling them van
ct'. wOr WI. arriLrtally discovered few d'y> aga
by the superintendent. ". J. Charlton nc hct:n
investigating and found that 273 gross 81 candles hht
been filled with clay nnd that seventy Ave gro., had
Iccn ,hippxI II customer, throughout the United
states Mr.. Charlton at once tccgraphcd I" hi,
customers that the candles dangerous. and asked
them not TO dispose OF any, bm To ship them back tn
the factory. All n the candles that have been hcu
with the clay useless and will have to he destroyed
The value OF them will amount to ~ 200. Van lclt
denies putting the clay Into the candles ana says maj
he carried ont the formula for making the Roman
candles This is not believed By the Officers 0i me
company. They do not think that Vail Pelt put the
clay into the candles his own acc0N bvf wha
prompted Ia do by some enemy Of the concern.
either BY discharged cmpOyc or some competitors
in the business The matter Will be Investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

CLEARED.

CLEARED. 100,
.,..,.tn,, Murr.v. Lverpool-A N Underhil d
Steamer Vera toer, Poho. Bremen and Sou'''"'p
Oelrichs 4 Co. .-. Eupch Ldye
steamer Mount Bay (Br) sprry savsnsnsA-'"A'A .N'O
mer K.psas city Kempton savannaaLH Tile
steamer Yemassee, McKee, Charleston I'll"
WmP Clyde & Co. $780,. Nh, Decentralization.
sh,p Lyne Br,. Perry. Antwerp boyM q an Zoe
nay I5scnp tNo) Oiseu. Dunktrk Csrelen no.
n.rS Ionheur (SOr) FrwOld Stettn-CNe'cn 0oo
SAILED
STEAMERS Paula for Isrpurg; Colorado. Hull;
Savannah
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAAE"~
FOREIGN PORTS. ,,
FLusHING. Sept l3-Passed. steamer "e''e'' "'
from Antwerp on her way To Now iorA' =. N.hra.r.
0L.,oow septl4-Arrived steamer state OF NoorS'A''
Brars, from New York . o,.,. a, Georgia (Br),
MOyILLE, sept lS-Saed. steamer o'~'o"' '
from Glasgow for New.York .., puyia fCer) Kar
PIkwI PoEr Sept Io-Passed. steamer hug'A '"''' ~
In va from, Ney.YOrk for HAMBURG p,A. fc.r, Thai.
Sept Ia Sailed. steamer Eioo '"'''' N
rphorst Brennan for New iork ce. fRr, Ncol for
Hull Sent lA-Arr,veA. steamer Hindoo 'Df' p0uS'''
%nyvn sspt iy-Passed steamer Australia (der' eP'u'
,rnm Uamburx on her Now YORK. ., t,,u fpr,
LONDON. sept Arrived steamer kicnmon" ma yam
IssrIs Jmy lIsaed steamer Thingvalla tDan L"''
HXHsuna Sept l2-saicd. steamer Aman '"er' N''''''
for Ncw.YOrk. =. .. .,..usr Elder ((;er
Bauer IRON NewYorE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
4 NATIONAL GUARD CONIRO' EhN1'
,x,rcr,c ,r,ox OF THE CHARGES MADE Ely CAP
TAIN LEO AGArN,x LIEUTENANT
COLONEL. KING.

rvvrSTIG ALTON OF THE CHARGES MADE b1 tAr
TAIN LEO AGArNsx LIEUTENANT
COLONEL KING.
Thu controversy between Captain john - LEO anu
iaeuteua Mt Colonel William Y. King. 4" the -" "e
ment. which has caused SO mucn .'.A 4 a.. ,,st
among members Of the National Guard curing ''e il''
,.ve months WAS tho subject Of investigation ves'er
sav on the part OF a board Of inquiry. HcEeia'
months ago Captain Leo preferred cha'.es aIa'' ~
uaut4n ant colonel alleging that nc was s'"" "
making a false muster OF Company b. WING" III ''n'
maaded at the annual Inspection ~" >".."o ,,an
1saa. The investigation was held YESTERDAY a''er
.on IN the Equitable uiiding. in the once oil B1ea
dior General Fitzgerald. who pre- sided '"ohei Da''o
= Austen Of the 18th Regiment. oi B''ohi9 H. anu
Major Edward Duffy, Of the Goth Regiment were '"o
other members OF the board MAJOR henry :" va"
Im,e, the Judge Advocate General OF TIC o''sa"'' az
s.rcd for CAPTAIN Leo Willie George n. MiiieF' inc
torr,cr lieutenant colonel Of the regiment "'''" q"
.o,use, for Lieutenant COloncl klhR. .
.,..nmcn nm decision was given ny the Board. II
a.. w, ccm 70 be proved that Lieutenant Colonc King
~ ANY knowledge Of the false muster oap'aiu L'>
ms first called 20 the chair lie sa'o ''a'' a. ".
tn.nec+,on OIL November IA. 1875 company d. "a
(which CAPTAIN King was then IN Coh"'a"u' I'M 10
,,orted all men present. lie had learhed aoc"' 'e
months later however. that fri'a'c o"''',' m ~
NJ the company, had not been in the ranks al al Oh
Ar oht NJ tie inspection and that his place 'iad Dee
;sSen nv ouartermaster. sergeant Atkinson VINO was
=. that time no longer q member OF the company
smith himself had confessed to the withc'> Una. '''
v,s not present. although his name had ap'rarcu o'
tbe muster roll. Upon cross examination captain Lc
admitted that he had not heard OF the al eeo SUI
.t,tu,ion until August 1885, had rportcl IL In
september 1880. but had made no charges until June
1880. when no had first learned who the SUBSTITUTE
was. .- $3.50. Alas, o.voa Or, rrov,
The absence OF Private smith and the presence OF
sergexnt Atkinson ,, ,,, - ..,,.n .o Oh,
rbar he said that on the night OF the Inspection nc
hnA come late to the sr1nOry and had not I,sa com
msnd Of his company during the entire evening. lt
I'D takcn the company from the ueuteuant who Aaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

II was reported yesterday that the Leh'eh N''..'
Railroad had taken possession OF some Guy P'op''N
without permission for tho purpose oi rnhhne ,p".
into the works Of the United states iroh w." ,,x
Factory Most Of the city officials were al Tue o'"".
- ,h "a O,Ncill Association yesterday but some Va
those who remained in the CITY made an nvcst'aa'on
Chief Engineer Rurrlc said that tn" compay M, ,a mad
hu a rriwork in Mil Creek to prevent ,a'J m";i,
H imd r which the coupany's new freight ho'e u o'
from spreading. ,.., n,
Policeman Loddck di:>svcr ', "a "'o The Policeman
mcd an alarm and then aroused the rs1 n IN" top
fomsc-a family named Harrison, VINO nt ., their
aoor The family ran out i!fn IN" :, W ,cr own life
nict clothes Mrs, Harrisona the rIK :" "nan who
Sninad a. assist Mrs t;ayran. an cdrri! w" " ,rn,
is rrpplcd The Are originated Oh the or Estimated at
nm Cvcrhcatcd chimney. Iiie oa"as' -
,.D 500 and i, covered by Insurance. c
Iivnc>tonc Clifford has boon appo,n,co a. death OF
missioner IA fill the vacancy cause" ny wv
Garrett Winan>. and ,,crc WAS
Tho puhc schools opened Yesterday. ana INV, rre,t
large attendance. notwithstanding ;hc ~, for wait Of
a. cHidrrn failed to obtain admission io' ~
rtI,ui.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-Thc application on the part Of
the Port Chester Tarrytown and White Plains Electric
RailrOah Company for extension OF time in which Ia
begin operations for the construction OF the rsh has
been denied by the Board Of Trustees. The company
formed several years ago. and after spending
several thousands OF dollars In grading the rpadbed
tho Westchcster County Fair Grounds suspended
operations account Of being unable Ia sell It's
bonds.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the 32d Regiment. New
York Volunteers. will hold q reunion lc.e t. mOIrDw.
WILLIAMSlill DGE.-rhc ctiOn for charter 0fccrA
Of tho village Of Wansbridgc Will take plarc to-
day, lasting from a. till sunset. II wifi le the
first election held under the election law In tl,e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

tested By the voters. OF whom there are about a mo
Their, are two voting plareSI,ome Ill., "a, on" oro
rnwn Hall and the other at Ravens Hall incre a'o
ihrs tickets in the Held. The Peoples tickei. Oh,
which the Republican,, are well rrpresentea, -
follows For president George ". johnson trustees.
IT, Kitti,l Dennis r. Shicls lgnaus Dckcrt K2eer'
w. Madden treasurer Laurence Byrncs; coile'''r'
Joseph t;crtz. .
NEW ROCIIELLE.-rhe New Rochelle RAILWAY ana
Transit Company incorporated az AibanE OH
Erday last with a capital Of $125OOO being con
.lida,ion of the New. Rochelle and Pelham hallway
Company and the New Rochelle street iiorsc kIwM
Comfy Wleeincn. AT Centre ave. and Trinity ST. ha'
bcen 0pencd 1t is TO be handsomely furnished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
Urging n. J. FEyTOy FOR CON MISSIONER.

The name Michael J. Fcnton was presented TO Mayor
Grant Yesterday for Aaucduct Commissioner to succeed
Walter Howe. His appointment urged by deleRa
ton representing the NewYorx expectations Of stone cut
ter granite cutters brcklayers stone settlers and plaster
ara and the Building Trade Section Of the Central Labor
Ipion consisting of sAtytwo different trades and 81 900
workmen. Mr.. FcntOn born and formerly lived In
County but Of late years has made his home In
New.Yok his pr address bein. At One.hundrsdant
and ST. Nicholasave. lie is active Re-
pubcan and been engaged in large contracts
both In this city and In other parts OF the State He s
said to be Of the most popular Of his trade In
New.York. His papers handed to the Mayor under
tho seoi Of Central Labor Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

rcportpd all present" lie did not know tina, S'itn
va. NOT prcspnt or that substitute had tahcn HIS
place did not learn Of IT, continued ' Trcas
Well told me OF IL. The Lieutenant had also th'ugni
that he present nyestsS'rd, the rn a,tet To- IN"
adutantr( General Colonel Camp admitted thar was
guilty Of any w intent to q" w st1sva rI0 eS
blamed tbe matter him. and told him 10 make inc
charges il he 50 desired. lie. however had no KNOW
edge that Private smith was not present al inc Ill
specton. . -. y. ,,. ,u,,o
H. j. Ciaridcl. ". TIeadwrll and W. r. Bavlcr. wcW
also called witnesses Private smith ana ccT.ram'
Atkinson. were rallied hut did not appear No ar3u
ment was made The finding OF the board VIII hot
lie made known for some time.