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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08

THE ARNv.-A recent Washington dis patch is as follows:
 \ general army order issued today directs com. manders to report the names of all indifferent soldiers who ought for the good Of the service be discharged, and provides for transfer Of men from oue company 10 another, so that on the lst of July Bext, the aggregate force of the army shall not exceed the 5000 required by the act of the last Congress. Recruiting officers will here after raise the standard Of height and other quail fcati0ns for the service.
 As tue word " indifferent has several meanings, we are at s loss to know whether it means, in this instance, "no account !" sol diers, or those who are indifferent to the cause and aims of the Administration. which appear to be to help negroes and Indians lord it over white men.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08
W O TIC E .
TO ALI WHOM TT VAT coNcERy,

TO ALI WHOM TT HAY CONCERN.
 The undersigned, under the name and style os ,h. MONTEREY DtTCH COMPANY" hereby give notice t,at thsy have ths day claimed ten thousand (o COO nches ee measured under two poi'ss Pressnre0f te waters 0 SAt hiver tO be taken from said rver Hf olst near the southeast eorner f section wentythree C ygRshIp one C) north range two 2) east and thence running down rAsine ID westerly direction so ysrds and tenes n nerh westerly direction to the north vest oorn.r of s.ir ls township north, range east The undersigned alse seiseed aud cleared by said company claiming ny f, os each side for Nc entire length And the sad Monterey eh Company give further notice that they intend to commence work On the aaid ditch au or hse.s - - 20th, ls7l. ~ ""''''
 j. N. HESDERsoN A FAuKxKn
 15: 1 polp lp E K. BUKER,
 a' mCfhEftsoN, q. foRsEE
 T.. E. HELLIEGs, Il E. FoIrrs
 D. HAMILTON.
 Phosuix, A. T., Jan. ', ls7l iapaim9
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08
SAN FRANCISCO.
PAUL.S PROCESS,
NEVADA crrI, Montana Territory, !
 December 2tfh. ls7O.

NEVADA CrTT Montana Territory,
 December 2tih, lS70.
 ALMARTS B. PAUL San Francisco.-- Dsdy Sir, As pei your request herewith forward synopsis of my expert mens of this seeoa with your Electric Dry Anal. gsmating Process
 A soon as practicable aer Inc reoep, of your nsras tons we had made small cylinder aud put in operation this mill Conner Mill Brown Gulch) with which have made twenty five thirty different lots and samples of ores. well lots of tangs tat had been worked by the various mill process. Many of these contained Lead in all its various forms, well Copper Antimony, Arsene, Iron and Sulphur and in every instance where directions fol. lowed, obtained bullion 9Q hne. win particu. laFize Of the results.
 On "Oro Cash" tailngs that had produced by mIlI working less than SO per ton by your process obtain. ed so per ton more.
 Prom Brown Lode tailings which had been worked by Barrel Amagamation yielding Ices than SEQ per ton. By your process obtained a the rate of slsO per additional
 From Pacific Ran Road Lode. we obtained some so ton by your process from tilings that had been SoIksd over hres tipss, by Barrel Amalgamaon
 From esuben" Lode we obtained af the rata of x-n per ish from iaiings that had been worked by Pan Amai ganaooR and yielded by pan process so per ton with bullion oaly Col whe by yOpr process the bullion was over 94O hne.
 Aher these experiments q small scale we arranged hough impeTtecy) c.. tsag O. Q larger one and worked several tons of go and 10 pounds sl charge some o which was smelling ore and every instance had metal srey SO nne, and gut dobi, and QEadrHpls the amount In hne metal Der ion by your process that have since obtained by smal ganatnE in Wheeler pans am myself uy convinced that your system oF carrying base metal and taking into consideration expanss o work ing far superior to any known practical system anal gamaton People afe apt to forget aware of ihs fact that hut small proportion Of he gold and silver bearing ores ~ this continent will yield than e0 per ton such being the cheap Sysema ef manipulation iaust De resorted to No cheap and perfect yOuI systa it must eventually become Of general use ..
 You have orders for Uf your mile complete t he 6rwarded early in the spring others will soon folog as parties here beginning realize the oompeteuess , 'he process Yours truly, FRANK MORGAN
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08

SUCCESSFUL ESrERPRIsK-The project, SC. on foot ey the leading business men Of this city of oaying steamer to put on the opposition line iS destined to prove a complete success. In the city aud ils immediate vicinity, the subscriptions amount to si3,45 The proposition meets with favor everywhere. Santa Barbara, San Diego and Anaheim have contributed liberally, though full returns have not been received. Assistance from San Bernardino is promised, headed by one of the most .unuential citizens, with a subscription of &lOe Vi Is now ce. tain tbat enough money will be raised to carry the plan into execution, and thus secure permanently that opposition which has temporarily resulted in so much benefit al ready.
 The foregoing, from the Los Angeles News is good news for us of Arizona, and we take this occasion to thank the good people o Southern California for their victory over monopoly.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08

SEVERAL of our New Mexico and Colorado exchanges are calling loudly upon Postal Agent Dawley to correct abuses in in the pos tAl service throughout their respective Ter. ritories, where, they allege, much pilfering and other sinful acts have recently been com mitted. Mir Dawley is now on the Colorado Tiver, attending to his duties, and we call bis attention to the complaints of our contem. poraries.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08
The ~ a9iaer.

NEW MExrco.-The Republican Central Committee of this Territory have issued a call for convention, to meet at Santa Fe on the 29th inst, to nominate 2 candidate for delegate to the 42d Congress. The Demo crAts have not yet moved in the matter, and it is doubtful if they will, as the whole Ter ritory seems to be owned by the "Adminis tr,tion Republican Partyn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08

How TO PREPARE ToMAro FIos. -- Tomatoes cured nearly ln the same manner as figs are said to make nearly as good fruit and scarcely distln. guishabie rom tha regular Smyrna fig The ex. perlInspL does not cost much, and certainly worth irving The tomatoes arc taken ripe, scaldea and the skin taken of 10 allow them to absorb inc saceharne principle, and then covered over with nne sugar and laid ont Co dry When nearly dry. they are taken and placed in alternate layers with as any hg, ... .s "A s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08

MuTILATED CURRENcY.-Secretary Spin ner has recently decided that Postmasters must receive mutilated currency at its full value in payment for stamps, when in the case of L. s. notes, not more than l-20th of the note is missing; and in case of fractional currency, not more than l-l0th.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08
NOTICE.

TO WHoN IT NAT C0NcERNf '.. .;.''
 The undersigned under name and style of inc Sal, hNsr fArning Ditch Company" hereby give notice that hey have this day claimed heen thonssnd GOO inches S s sasured under two inches pressureof the waters see 9 on Inc north side o said hver and the said Salt
 ser Farming Ditch Company further give notice that they fend Co commence work on the same on inc ar.t dy d February, A. n, 1871. " - ~-'
 q, A. cHENowrE MN. nRoAnw4v .' SAIEs 3f E, T. RI6os,
 A. H. PEgrLEs @,F Josyru TYr
 J, N. BRYAN, CEo BRyAx ]. AcMUtLEN
 fH'snH' A. r' 'an Lei, is7l Janism3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08

WHILE the Apaches have been murdering and robbing us, our good Government has managed to make us pay s43, 3,496.62 Internal Revenue taxes in the past few years. and its agents will soon demand the payment of an other installment Who would not love and revere such an excellent Administration 2
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08

WAsHISGros died (after an iucumbency of the Presidential office of eight years) not worth SO much as one years salary Of the President Mad. icon and Monroe died terribly poor. Washington went into the revolutionary war comparatively rich, and came out of the Government service of sheen years comparatively impoverished -Ex. .ehaage.
 We might draw comparisons, did We not know that " comparisons are odious.n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08

AN Alabama paper publishes the following marriage notice, which We must admit Is some. what stony; Married. nt Flntstone, by the Rev. Mr. Wlndsione, Mir Nehemiah Sandstone and hiss Whilnemina Whetstone, boih of Limestone. Look out foE birthstone next" -, V - ~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08

NEGRO Revels' occupation as '. s. Senator, win soon be gone, and as he will have to be furnished place, it would not surprise us to see him come out here as Governor or Secre- tary. Who knows
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08
rHIRTY-FIFrH PARALLEL ROUTE.
 The Only Route Over Large Trains Herds of sto Can be Driven, Without Suffering and Loss, Lack
 of Food and Drink.
Plenty of Grass Water and Wood tho Entire Route

asninFe YvM dandop
  Is ny yAhr
  thmndh emate;k vel  hen
 of Isuppirh from s o tandoy oro san is piled tan War,i in following
 ISERAR " uisTA ETC.,, which ploon and her from roads. at of Arkansas
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08

LANGLEy's DIRECTORY credits Arizona with 9 quartz mills, III stamps, and l0C arastras.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08
LEGAL.
Administrators Notice. Estate of GEORGE GREEN, Deceased

Notice h hereby given tn the creditors Of and all per sons having claims against tue above named estate o pre sent ihe same 10 the undersigned Administrator with the necessary vouchers, a his sore in Prescott within one year from this date they win he forever barred
 LEVI BASHFORD, Adminlstrsaior Prescott, March 20sh ls7I
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08
NEW LODGING HOUSE.

The undersigned desires to inform his friends and pdblsc tiat he has fitted up in good style K. E EOtis house Aonezuma street few door north of D Hen. derspn Bros Brick Store and is prepared aH.sian citizens and strangers with good Clean Beds a, Reasozzbis Prices.
 The place ls of the quetes, in Prescott.
 NEWTON COLE. Prescott December 10. ls7o. del0m2
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08


  san k the Florence and b wishing
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08

Our facilities for purchasing and arrangements for sell- ing fully completed and offer TO TiiE TRADE Pull stock of Merchandise in each department com. prsing o articles enqurcd for and sahble throughout the Territory.
 We sell st small advances FOR CtsH and positive that 1t the benefit of every Interior Merchant to buy of usnsiead of in San Francisco elsewheretbereby Avuidng the expenses and annoyaness of long and tedious Journey and lo.s of lree months tis
 ry rcoelve their purchases enabling them io inoeaso their profits with the less capital invested.
 Orders by letter receive careful attention, 'he same though the parties themselves present.
 In a word GUARANTEE SUBTRACTION In prices, quality, quantity. and asAoy;ment of goods.
 Currency and Bullion received al latest San fnnoisco quotations sold for of may be de- sired. HOOPER WHITING & co.
 Arizona City. A. T., Sept lst ls70.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08

ESA fall supply Of all the IF atent BIedfofues SE Atbr. kESDALL's Pioneer Drug slorg
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08
pIONEER BOOT AND SHOE
 MANUFACTORY, sioNTEzUMA STREET, PRESCOTT.

On hand and for sale exesllsnt assortment O: = Ready Made BOOTS, etc. for Ladies, Ai..es p ChilAren and Gentlemen.
 Boots shoes, etc.. made to order. Repairing promptly attended O. Prices reasonable. JOHN LAUGHLIS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08
DIONEER DRUG STORE,

PIONEER DRUG STORE. Prescott E Arizona. On hsnd and for sale.-
 Hqlrs Bdlsam for ths LsEgs
 Io''n.e"d' sar'qPariilo'
 Ayers
 Bristors
 HalPs
 Aya's Cserry Peetoral,
 '' Ague Cure,
 Os2ood's India ChOlago5ue,
 Bro,cn's JdmGica Ginger,
 Perry Ddriss Pain RRleT,
 Gooiale's Catarrh Remedy,
 Bro,cn's Bronchial Trochss,
 Biyans P,lmOnie Waters,
 Dr. DeuiHss Pitch Lo;eEgs,
 KcatiRg's Cough
 .Jayae's Patent MedictRss, And, in fact, a full assortment of all the Pnteni Medicines usually found in drug stores. ToiIet Soaps, Fancy Articles, Pertt'Hery, And a large supply of Dispensing Medicines. N. B.--Physicians' prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. C. D. KENDALL. ry- Dr. Kendall. 0ree--In rear of Drug store. Prescott, April 2i, 1888.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08
BUTTE R..

Good Butter in % b cans ior sale at 7s per b. . .s... ..-.... MILLER ( JASTRo 0PURE con LIVER OIL, W. Al Dr, KeudAlls Pioneer Drug Store va HOsTETT TER's BITTERs H~-es Al Dr, KspdalIs Pioneer Drug Store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08

rY Blank Mining and o"'' .,,orusy Special and General etc., for sale at she Miner omee'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08

A. WoLPF San Bernariino.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
Liberty AxD THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.

T. W. H. Marshall delivered lecture last
rIcEt on "II5orty and the Catholic Church." ia tho
lower hi, Of tho COoiC, Institute before very large
aud al,yTcyiatyc audience for tho benefit OF tic Poor
BOYS LJdglu < House Of this city. when propose,
said hC sDca OF liberty, IL is advantage 10 have
American audience there il only kud Of liberty, but
thorc are hundred different kinds of servitude. Men
revolt against master Only TO fall under the dominion
OF elCter One great danger to liberties lice In he
sI,t Of rarty against which Washington warned us.
Go NOT iINosc howe 10 sneak OF CiY or religious
liberty it noty If tlc conscience which lnds ~ tuo
sphere Oi exercise OIy III the Catholic Chuch Jhc
called KeiOrnatou instead OF contributing toward tree
DOM has heen tc parent Of desOtisin all kinds II IL
J. 300 violation Of civil liberty Ion the Law cOHtIO. tins
etz - now j. b violation ~ religious liberty for the
| Curch To CO.trOl the Chri.tiaui Docs the Supreme
10 iIe dnOiLcTf Ccr,alniy not. The whole Divine
| cOdc Is fu OF intimidation md restraint of liberty.
Authority divine ana human, acts Ia this not 10
deprive Of liberty, but 10 tecdIe 81. Man only
have that liberty which l. possible for creature to
ENJOY. Affects choose hs riou hbcT-
ties ue slave. Liberty is the enjoyment 0f
what IS cgumate. and TIC deprivation Of what is lie
gluatc. Tli, Is the liberty Of the Catholic ChuTch
Tne liberty shall ENJOY IN the future state must he
complete submission 10 tle VIII Of another. Tic moti1
OF nOl-Cath0io communities is g Will serve nome II
90 viii choose ny own nlstef They prepare them
selves Tor eternal obedience III heaven by perpetual
FOt Oh Garth The number Oi new religions tnat have
come Ill" existence since the Reformation ~ l2J, ana We
may shpect ne| one at any non,nt TO spring nom the
Pagan doctrine OF tho supremacy Of the statc,
and tecond, the audaCous Interference Of the cyii
! mag tlht! wan the authority OF the Church, TINS
substituting human for divlse authority cruel for
gentle oAe. Germany enjoyed m0ie liberties in the
cannot be denied that tOy there is IA large measure of
Cy and polii zeal liberty Eli gland due not
when she rcDoilCd against the Church. se lost not only
liberty, but the very notion oi #. You ali know what
voting from the Vicar of CHRIST and submitting 10 the
aathoilty Of lay PoIc, they sunk tnoInsevcs lower
orplfal beduess and Independence of ,ar1ctcr tbev
have since recovered much Of their earlier hDerties
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
A CUNNING TRUNK THIEF CAUGHT.

Miss Maria J.. Fisk, passenger on the New
Haven psilroad, upon nearing TINS city OH Tuesday
morning last gave agent OF Dodds Express Com.
pany the check for her baggage. When the agent In
turn gave Miss Fisk the usual express check. she
noticed that young In the seat behind was look
ing over her shoulder with great efrontery, and ap
n, rentIy reading the figures Oh the check.
ehs paid 10 more attention to hin, however.
and IS soon a. reached the city, went to the home OF
fried intending send for the trunk An hour after
the ar val OF the train, hacknan came into the once
OF Dodds Express Coz at the depot, aud presented an
snnsrenty genuine check for Mr.. Fsks trlinh, Nlch
WA. deliyere 10 him. To the surprise OF the express
agent late Ia Ie afternoon another check was Pesencd
for the sans truDk, and upon examining the iVimor
cleck II yas found 10 he forgery. ,, a, -
A. the trunk eontrdned over $500 worth OF cothg tho
efnres c0Inpauy for its recovery
and the pOce were Informed Of the lOss Among Others
Officer William L. ILL Of Jhe Ninth IIecGt sci ~ WORK
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
NETWORK CITY.

The Northern Lights were visible last even
ing from TO II o'clock.
The total subscription toward the erection Of
the new S. Patfck's Cathedral is sl0iOo, Ct Which
81, 400 has been subscribed since March 70.
A. Hernandez, the Peruvian Commissioner
No 26s Broadwny invites all who desire TO be exhibitors
at the NatoDal Exhbiton 10 be held IL Lima, 10 aIpy
TO him fof particulars respecting u.
The Manhattan Cricket Club held their an
nual Spring meeting last evening and elected Mr Neaves
President The opening game OF the scalon ia TO be
played OF the Clubs old grounds, in HoboSen on The first
Saturday In May.
Messrs. Geo. A. Leayitt g. Co. cell by auc-
ton this evening at their rooms Cinton Hall, large
collection OF foreign painting including specimens by
NJ \. KOCH Hoek, L. Williams, Robbie, Van de WalrdeH'
William b. Willis, age IS, completed Eis
seventeenth years connection with tho police force OF
this city, yesterday Daring this time ho has lost only
two weeks from active service. lie "a now detailed t'r
special duty Il Wasngt0n-Squarc. His aOn Is 81 years
oil age, ana &c has y Nin8 descendants.
wooden partition on tho tcp h0cr Of the
Primary School IN Fllty-scgont-st, near Thrl-aycr
blew down yesterday Afternoon cansing panic
the children. many Of whom raised the cry of Fire
iy the eNcrrion Of the teacher, AMI Police. tie pHaic
vas qIeicJ AID ;ic school Was ;4cA dismissed iJr 10
oay.
The funeral of the late Commodore Chaun-
cey q. hc United states Navy. took I.aco yesterday
Tie remains were brous sAt from hls residence IN Broo
lyn at p In 10y escort Of rs marines. under charge
OF Col Broonc. followed y y carriages. Tho c'rte-e
proceeded 20 st. Marks CAut, gacond ave-, aud Tenth
st. where the remains were i'i'rtol win m,Fary
honors Tho palr.arnr were CJ.1moiOrcs Henry Lf2e.
j. w. Livingston T.lGri9 T.. III cn auiJohuJ J. G4A,son,
Captains Tiral, 81. 49,. her aud 'ie'rg' ~ i DO ~,
Payma-ss John .. Cnul t'a,n |Il Care L. l'i'',
and ,ic.-E 1ncer y ". wood I'rre yoiirT3 OF mus
kc'ry "tre tre "'oI ilc gray. ~ -" hi"'i"'.' i-i,
Admiral riring aH, capt CttSAt'h unu 'e'''"I V'"-'
L.. al +, ~
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
Prominent ARRIVALS.
PROMINENT hHHIFhH''
Brcvoort House-BarOn Schlozer, latc NorIil


Brcvoort HOuse-BarOn Schlozer, latc NorIn %
German Minister 10 Mexico, and successor :" p",V A.,
Gerolt, North German Minister at ".ShlhHo9n, 4i
schlieper. Secretary 10 Baron Schlozer SoWnOulo n
den &. g. Navy George W. Riggs, tnc VIZ "nsi,hs.'Ut '
banker; Amasa J. Parker, jr, Albany ana I-p pco
OF the stealnsh y Cuca. 49, futh NtI,I' ~, - ,no
de Lynar, Germany Col T. a: scott Pfcs&lsc & o ", to
Union Pacific Il. L Co.. tie Hon. A. u nilto VI VtsotaS
santo Domingo Commission George H. mcoare., ~. %
OF the Priang Division OF the Treasury Dearunr" ~
Mnyor Beach of Troy the Hon. j. G 10uls VI ~ I
cent r. Y; Cen lie Feyro ~ ONO, me i"v: - a.
Barnes of wohuIn Mass and Nathaniel Paige, NaSnlGg
ton. - St. Nicholas Uotel-Ex.Goy. hieh,ci d narh
of Louisiana eK-C Congressman Roots OF hINitl',.s'
Gen. j. X. Moorhead Of Penl.yIN"MM,a, Jn"so
Isaac Lyermoro Boston. Judge r. G. Parsoh' o' ono
j. j. Newell Of Michigan, Col Joseph Iuth,t tnI ~
Burnham of Texas. - Hoffman llonseIGcl. sr w.
Provost Philadelphia, Gen. W. T. TbbIts ot 1Ioy, GEN.
NJ. H. Avery OF Pennsylvania me 10y Dr JteA son Ui
Hartford, and Lieut.. Commander AOoo y. :. N'tF'
- Astor IIogso-Asa Packer ~ PeHuS} "hl9' JuL'
Busteed OF Alabama, and Gen. T. A. Merritt OF iotis-
dam n Y. ==-= Albcmaro UOtei-Gcorge fcto0ny
Russell Salem, Mass. New YORK Hntti-'o" J',
rome Napoleon BunapaUe, late OF the trench Army, ana
DR. A. wall, COMMISSIONS of Fisheries OI VIZ, IT. -
StIrteyant H0use-Fordycc L. L.iiB, NoW-iOiA staJe
Prison ins pectOr.
DEpARTCEF.
DIR. Samuel G. Rowe, member OF inc Stito boninT}
Comni~, ion arrived I'm the city yesterday morning, id
left last evening FOR Boston
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
THE YOUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
REPORT FOR 1871.

The 18th annual report Of the Young Men n
Christian Association has just been is'led Tue hodtng
debt OF $4,000 has been paid ana IL IS ih'en"ed TO 't'
Iish sinking I,nd to provide Tor tho payment o' the
tndd d,bt of sl5aO0 Oloi lGOOG cards and cir uare
have been prufed, ana osOC9 tracts disu1buted me
reading is supplied with 70 dly, aho " &ee"! Ia
pers aud 80 monthly, and II quarterly magazines; l'6
valuable books have been added 90 the naIy by pur-
chase and 261 by Gift during the year In fory OF me
principal hotels notices are placed ever! saturday, c"
ing Tho atentcr Of strangers 20 the religious lHrcngs
Invitations to visit tho building and attend the meetings
have been 10 al the students in the schools OF law
and medicine and in other Institutions or learning Inc
rrcrirts by members dues i5jO5 lW by LIE i1cui
bsrs $40; gifts SGJ32 90 stokcs's fund, 500 rents
So 963 81; net proceeds bali S5,3lG o. The follow
ing table elbows the increase IN membcrshp iOI CttD
month OF the year:
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

and after long search found n the AWAY Oke said
WMc a% wo enn % hailed by young man At nross chsrS
and Twenty seyeaths Tn" ,r"ok e" Which he would end
aSS S Depot to Gf GS'n at The S
lie obtained the trunk and n"n nan standing on to side
man nan lie was then told to drive TO n1 % zoo. - Liberty
where he received his pay and e'' INC "ank ON tho
W,sS this slight hs possessCn Che ocer tro'ed
win 90 Jersey City, thence bacx TO New York by
tho % st Ferry and tho, to the office OF James Bo
arns sg a Ipressan who sad that he bad taken the
nS e. PAGES Hotel, at fpring and Weststs Ihither
@ u n,ecr went found the trunk IN charge Of the bar
trnder and at O'Clock "Wednesday afternoon arrested
tho culprit The prisoner brought before Justice
Gny at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
eaVe his name az william Smith OF No AZ Vandanst,
aud was committed for examination.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
AN EXTRAORDINARY DEATH BY BURNMG

Eunice Tully, age 49, met terrible death by
burning d few days since at fleinSon, n j. She was
at the house Of Harvey Eartie~ and the family being
absent she went into adjoining field where two sons
Of mr. Bartos gathering brush She kndlcd blaze
I'm one of the heaps and in doing set fire 10 her clothes
The flames were eIDOtherCd and she started toward tic
house when smoke was seen rising from her clothing
again One ~ tn, young to her assistance and
the fire. they supposed, cnt{rly pug out before
Ehe entered the house. Ten minutes atterWard she
rushed envcOped In flames and screaming for assist
ance She wildly and the iamc, gained 80 radly
In wind that before any assistance could be rendered
she had IL len down exhausei. and fctrIuly burned
that death resulted I'm u few hoIr5.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
PIGEON snooTING-TAYLoR AGT ruERs.

a pigeon-shootlng match for 81 600, between
john Taylor, the champion shot Of America, and John
Iucrs the representative shot OF California took place
yesterday at Taylor's Hotel Grccnvilie, about three
miles from Jersey City. Taylor the favorite
at odds OF so TO SIS, hc having been victorious in
- previous match last month. Tie terms of the
present match u shoot nj 100 single birds, bounce
Shot y wards rise and yards boundary to hud, trap
aud handle for each other, fnd substue. The day
was very favorable being dun aud gloomy TAYLOR
took ecded lead from tho start. and on the Goth bird
Tuers gned the contest IL being impossible for Dm 10
win or tie the match. Taylor killed 80 birds ont Of yG
and TucIs scored " out of o.