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SINGULAR DEATH OF A MASON.

Early yesterday morning Martin o'Byrne. who
resided In No. COS Second avenue, New YORK. died
in the lodgers apartment OF the Hoboken police
station. About ten O'Clock on the night previous
he was found suffering from exhaustion In the
street and taken to the station house. There he
was attacked violently with diarrhpa, and began
to sink rapidly. Though not intoxicated he Waa
IN able to say now he had reached Hoboken, and
on the pavement from weakness Toward two
O'Clock ne showed symptoms OF approaching
death, and the City Physician was summoned, but
his remedies were applied too late, and the unior-
tunate sufIerer died soon afterward His body u
In Charge OF Mr.. Crane, awaiting the arrival Oh
whatever relatives the deceased may have.
O'Byrne was hfty-six years OF age and q mason
by trade.
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COMMITTEE CONSULTATION WITH THE SPANISH
COLONIAL MINISTER.
FRANCE.

THE SENATE ORGANIZATION BILL PROGRESSING
IN THE MISUNDERSTANDING FOR TILE RE-
CESS.
VERSAILLES, July %, 1875.
The Assembly today, by large majority, de-
cided to proceed to a third reading of the bill
organizing the Senate, nnal debate on which is
nxed Tor Monday next.
THE BUDGET.
The consideration or the budget will be re-
sumed Tomorrow.
AN IMPORTANT COMMITTEE.
The Permanent Committee, to sit during the
recess, will be appointed on Thursday.
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FALL OF A RAILROAD TRAIN.

A BRIDGE ACROSS THE MISSISSIPPI SINKS
WITH FREIGHT TRAIN ON IT-A FATAL
FALL
BRAINERD, MIMI, July %, 1875.
At halfpast seven O'Clock this morning. whllo
the westward bound freight train was crossing
the bridge over the Mississippi at this place, the
western span sunk and both ends OF the train
were drawn down and the entire train OF twenty
three cars and engine were wrecked The caboose
was safe on the centre OF the bridge when the
accident occurred The conductor and brakeman
stepped OF and tried to uncouple their car, but 1t
went down ana they escaped. The engineer In
the centre reversed to ge back TO break the
coupling and save his engine but when he pulled
ahead the wheels slpped, and he and the fireman
were killed at their post. Had they left
their engine they would have escaped.
Engineer James Peterkln. Fireman Richard
Brandon, Mrs. Akin three half-breeds, I'M
known, ana three passengers were injured.
II is supposed that the middle. cars ran or the
track and broke the tmbers, causing the span 10
fall. Twelve cars contained mixed merchandise
and ten If on for the Canadian Pacific Railroad.
The bridge was built four years ago, and 1t is a
Howe truss, three span. IL was examined about
three weeks ago and pronounced in good order
by the engineer and superintendent OF the brdg e.
Trains are running regularly, and the delay was
only Tor lew hours.
ST PAUL. Mirn.. July q, 1876.
The railroad of1cials throw every obstacle In the
way OF obtaining news. AT present 1t Is Impossi-
bic to say what was the direct cause OF the
accident, whether a car Jumped the track,
as Is stated by passenger, or whether
the train was too heavy for the bridge.
The train went down near the middle
OF the bridge the engine and forward part OF the
train backing the break and the rear part pill
ing on top. The bridge and cars are almost total
wreck. Tne following Is list OF the dead and In
Jured:-
PeterKin, the engineer.
Grandon, the fireman.
NJ. Aiken.
TWO Indian women.
Mrs. NJ. Warren, OF White Earth; hurt In the
head and chest.
Miss Johnson, OF Motley; skull fractured aud
hip broken.
The above went from the top OF the bridge into
the river.
The caboose struck on pier ana broke In
two, leaving A. j. sawyer, OF Duluth;
DR.. X. Q. Lloyd OF Waterviet Mich
and stranger from MooreIand among the
DEBRIS on the top of the pier, where they
renamed until lowered by ropes SAWYER was
hurt In the lace and limbs, although not seriously
Lloyd was injured in the face. Tue stranger was
slightly injured.
Coroner's inquest will: be held tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, July 81. 1875
CIRCULAR FROM THE UNITED STATES TREASURER
PREsCRIBINd REGULATIONS IN TEE TRANS
MISSION OF CURRENCY TO THE TREASURY
The United States Treasurer has issued the fol-
lowing circular
The observance OF the annexed regulations In
the transmission OF currency to the Treasury Is OF
Will greatly facilitate the making OF returns:-
FuSt-National bank notes must not be enclosed
with legal tender notes or fractional currency.
Sec0nd-Legal tender notes and fractional cur
rency should be put up In separate packages and
not exceeding 5000 notes should be sent In any
one package. When the amount to be sent at
one time exceeds that number Of notes the same
should be put In several packages OF not exceed
Ing 5000 notes each, and marked A, B, O, &C.,
respectively.
Thtrd-The money in each package should be
assorted by denominations and put IN paper
straps (no strings or rubber bands) at least one
1nch In width. One hundred notes should be
placed In each strap ana the strap should be
plainly marked with the amount and denomina-
ton OF the contents.
Fourth-A letter OF advice or inventory. de-
scriblng the contents by parcels and amounts
ana total footnRs, written on not less than hall
sheet OF commercial note paper, should be en-
closed with the package. It must give the ad-
dress OF the party senOlng and the disposition to
be made OF the proceeds, or how returns therefor
shall be made.
Fyfh-The package thus prepared should be
sealed up In stout paper ana addressed TO the
treasurer United States. 1t should be plainly
marked on the outside with the owners name
and iull address. the amount enclosed and the
nature OF the contents-wnether legal tenders or
fractional currency-the disposition to be made or
the proceeds, and that the same Is forwarded I'M
ger tne government contract, thus -
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PORTUGAL.

OFFICIAL DENIAL OF THE FAMINE DISTRESS
REPoRT-A SLIGHT DISTRESS IN CONSEQUENCE
OF DROUGHT.
LONDON. July 2s, 1876.
Mr.. Ricci, an agent OF the Portuguese govern
ment, in a letter TO the morning papers, states
that he has received oflicial dispatches from Lis
bon by telegraph denying that there is any famine
In the Province OF Mimic. but admitting that the
drought has caused some distress In Algarve.
THE NEEDY POPULATION EMPLOYED ON PUBLIC
WORKS.
He says the governments are employing
needy people on the public works This and otner
measures OF relief give general satisfaction.
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THE CHICAGO UNIVERSITY.

CHICAGO, H.. July 81, 1875.
The trustees OF the Chicago University held
meeting tonight, which was largely attended.
The session was private, ana lasted from four
O'Clock until eleven The only fact that could be
learned was that motion TO resclnd and repeal
the motion recently adopted declaring the
ONCE OF President OF the University vacant
ieat OF the Moss party and triumph for the Bur-
roughs faction. The question OF the Presidency
and OF the future OF the college was not definitely
acted uDOu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-28
A TALK ABOUT HARD TIMES.

ROME, July q, 1875.
On the invitation OF the business men Of Rome
Mr.. Walter b. Pierce, or Utica, addressed a large
meeting This evening, at Sings Opera House, on
the subject OF "Hard Times and Their Remedy
Mr.. Homer F. Fowler presided. and tne list OF vice
presidents embraced the names OF many repre-
sentative men. Mr.. Pierce iound the cause OF the
present depression or business, not IN the cur
Tency question: but III the reckless eXpen and
positive criminality OF men In public oifices. lie
fortified his position by carefully prepared status
tics, and explained at length the WORK done in
the state during the ast year and the attitude of
Governor Iilden. The meeting was very enthu-
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RUSSIA AS A REFORMER.

TIE GEAR sTILL ANXIOUS FOR UsAGEs OF
WAR CONFERENCE.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 81, 1875.
The Goios announces upon semi-of1cial authority
that the Russian government has not abandoned
Its idea OF having q session OF the conference on
the usages OF war at ST. Petersburg.
ENGLAND STILL RECUsANT.
1t says All ushPowers except England have ac-
cspted inSclnc ons to participate, and the col fer.
ence will mcettN the spring OF 1915.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-28
TRACK ALL STEEL RAILROAD IN TIE VIC
A.-LEr TEE PEOPLE SPEAK.

n. V. PIERCE. Buffalo, N r.
DEAR SAVIOUR FAvoRrrg PRESCRIPTION mas done my
wife a world OF good. she has taken nearly two bottles
and has e better the past two weeks than at any me
In the past two No more periodical pains; none
OF that aching back dragging sensation in her stom
ach she had been accustomed 20 for several years
much confidence in 1t that would be perfectly
willing TO warrant TO certain customers Of ours who
would be glad to get hold OF relief any expense.
have tried many patent medicines but never had any
occasion to extol one be FORE
Very truly yours GEO. B. WHITING.
Mrs. Il. X DAILY, Metropolis, ILL., writes
"Dr. X. V. PIERcK-My sister Is using the FAvoRIrn
PRESCRIPTION with great benehLn
Mary Ann Frisbie Lehman. Pa writes
"Dr. r. V. PIERcK-What have taken of your medl'
cine has been benefit to than all others and
hundreds OF doctors bis.n
DR. PIRRCES FAvORITK PRESCRIPTION Is sold by dealers
in edclne generally
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THREATENED RIOT IN LOUISIANA.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 27, 1875.
despatch from New Orleans states tnat riot
is apprebended at East Felictana, wnere the ne.
groes have assumed the offensive aud are collect
ing and arming through the parish for the sup
posed purpose OF capturing the town OF Clarion.
Great excitement pre- walls throughout the parish.
A number OF whites have armed and cOngregated
10 patrol the town. bad feeling has existed
between the races IN that parish Tor some months.
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FATAL FALL OF A CHIMNEY.

Boston, Mass, July 81, 1875.
Mrs. Hiram J. Mason, wife OF a prominent citi-
zen OF Boston, was accidentally Killed under pecu-
liar circumstances this afternoon. she was VISIT
ing a relative at No. Mystic street. Oharlestown,
aud with another lady was swinging in a ham
mock on the roof of the house, one oil the ropes
being attached TO staple on the chimney inc
husbands OF the ladies' were swinging them, when
suddenly the chimney toppled over and Mrs.
Mason was instantly killed. Tae others escaped
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THE COTTON HANDS.

The SITUATION BECOMING ALARMING AT AN
ENGLISH MANUFACTURING CENTRE.
LONDON, July q, 1875.
The Manchester Guardian saws an alarming
state OF things prevails at Oldham Only six out
OF 1e2 mills belonging to the employers associa-
ton are working.
FIFTY COTTON MILLS CLOSED IN AsHToN-EIGHT
THOUSAND PERSONS OUT OF WORK.
LONDON July 2S-6 A. NJ.
Fifty mills have been closed in Ashton ana 5000
operatives are thrown out OF employment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-28
TROUBLESOME TRAMPS.

MONTPELIER, VT, July q, 1878.
Tramps are causing trouble In this locality. on
Saturday two men, after having eaten at the farm
house OF MIR. Hill, at West Berlin demanded
money, and were driven away. They returned on
Monday and attempted to Gre the pre- misses, and
In the afternoon, two men broke In the door and
fred at Mr.. hill, who escaped uninjured The
netgh5ors are In pursuit OF tue gang
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-28
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours,
In comparison with the corresponding date oil last
year. as indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
nuts pharmacy HERALD Building
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A NEW RAILROAD.

CRAWFORD House. N H., July 81, 1875.
At SIX O'Clock this evening the first engine with
two cars attached, passed through the gate OF
the White Mountain Notch as far as Dismal Pool
The road will be completed IN about ten days
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TANNERY AND SAW MILLS
BURNED.

CHICAGO, H., July q, 1875
Specials 10 the morning papers say IRE at
Grand Rapids on Monday morning destroyed
Keriger 4 Fosters tannery and storehouse. Loss
$4,000, with an insurance OF 81 500.
A saw mill at Mears station Mich owned by
Charles Mears OF this city, was burned yesterday
afternoon. Loss over $4,000; aninsured
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A NEW MOTOR.

HAMILTON, Ont, July 81, 1875.
motor, said to rival the Kelley motor. is
In operation in this city. The motive power con-
ssts OF nine parts of air ana one OF coal gas
which operates as an explosive. Tho Inventor
challenges the Kelley motor TO trial.
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THE INDIAN INVESTIGATION.

CONFERENCE AT THE ExEcUTIvE COTTAGE,
LONG BRANCH
LONG BRANCH. July 81. 1875.
conference will be held at the Executive Cot
ta2e tomorrow forenoon between the President,
Secretary Delano, Commissioner Z. p. smith,
Simon Cameron and the Indian Investigating
Commissioners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-28
LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July %. 1875.
Some days ago bills were filed in the United
States Circuit Court here to review ana set
aside the late sale OF the Little Rock and Fort
Smith Railroad and its lands by the holders OF
the mortgage and land bonds.
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MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION I'm ROUTE FOR
THE RED CLOUD AGENCY.

OMAHA July 81, 1875.
Governor Fletcher, OF Missouri; Hon. Charles
Faulkner, OF West Virginia, aud Hons. B. W. Har-
ris and ]. B. Bullett OF Massachusetts. the Com
mission appointed 30 investigate Professor
Marsh's charges, in this city and will leave in
the morning for the Red Cloud Agency, via
CheyennA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-28
A PROMINENT MINER KILLED

SAN FRANCISCO, July o. 1876.
James Carson, OF Briggs Carson, prominent
mining firm in salt Lake City, was run over by
cars az Oakland this morning and died this after.
noon. lie was well known throughout the East
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HERZEGOVINA.

THE TURKISH TROOPS SUCCESSFUL AGAINST
THE INSURGENTS.
VIENNA, July q, 1875.
The Vienna press reports the Governor OF 'Bos-
MIA has teegraphed to the Porte That the opera
tons OF the Turkish troops at Nevesigne and
Belik have resulted In the dispersion OF the IN
surgent bands near those places.
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HERR RUBEN. THE PAINTER.

BY the European mail OF the 17tn OF July the
death is announced OF Herr Ruben, director OF
the Academy OF Fine Arts at Vienna. Herr Ruben
was the favorite pupil OF Cornelius. His most
celebrated picture is that OF the END OF the
Hussitesu in the Belvedere Museum at Vienna.
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TO TOURISTS AND BUSINESS MEN.
TO NIAGARA FALLS IN ELEVEN HOURS

WITH SAFETY AND COMFORT, AT THE RATE OF
FIFTY MILES AN HOUR.
TAKE THE HERALD TRAIN, EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING, AT HALF-PAsr TWO FROM GRAND
CENTRAL DEPOT. VIA HUDSON RIVER AND NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD. THE ONLY FOUR
TRACK ALL STEEL RAILROAD IN TIE WORLD.
CONNECTING WITH THE LAKE SHORE AND
MICHIGAN s.o,gIHEyRN6p ALSO TIE Eoa GREAT
POINTS WEST AND SOUTHWkSTi WAGNER SLEEP
ING COACHES ATTACHED. ONLY REGULAR FARE
CHARGED. TICKETS SOLD ON TRAIN OR AT HER-
AID OFFICE: PASSENGERS RECEIVED FOR
POUGHKkEPSfE, ALBANY, PALATlNE BRIDGE.
UTICA SYRACUSE, ROCHESTER, BATAVIA, BUr
FALO NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION BRIDGE
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persistent use of GLKSNs SULPHuR Soar will cure YOU
Use IL instead Of the greasy ontments and asringent
washes with which you have heretofore stimulated the
disease IL is Clearly, safe and speedy Depot CRIT
BaNT0N'S No sixth avenue.
Hurrah Tor the BLACKS and the Browns produced by
DYRt
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DISABLED AND DELAYED AT sEA-oFF FROM
QUEENSTOWN FOR ENGLAND
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE.
LONDON, July ~, 1875.
telegram from Queenstown states that
the steamship Adriatic, of the White Star
line, from New York for Liverpool arrived
there with her forward engine disabled.
DELAY.
She was delayed forty-eight hours on the
passage in consequence.
OFF FOR LIVERPOOL
She proceeded for Liverpool, making six
knots an hour
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THE SCHILLER.

THE SEARCH FOR SALVAGE sUsPKNDED-THE
UNDERWRITERS ON THE LOOKOUT FOR
Specie
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
LONDON, July 81, 1875.
A telegram from Scilly states that the
salvage operations which were being carried
on near the scene of the wreck of the steam
ship Schiller have ceased, for the reason that
it is impossible to do anything as regards
Ealvage except in fine weather
THE WORK OF THE DIVERS
Since the vessel was wrecked the divers
have been down thirty-seven hours in eleven
weeks.
THE UNDERWRITERS REPRESENTATIVES,.
Captain Page, the underwriters representa-
tive for the vessel and the cargo, has left.
Captain Lodge, the underwriters representa-
tive for the specie, and two divers, remain.
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FAMOUS REMEDY-KEARNEY'S SUPERIOR
EXTRACT BUcAu only specific Gravel Diabetis, Semt
nal Weakness and all diseases OF the Bladder aud KID
neyS sod by all drugglstA
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A--IF You WISH A LUXURY THAT WILL
make you feel like woman go to No.
West Twenty fourth street and take RUSSIAN BATH.
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NNW QUALIFICATIONS.

A MORE SUPERB PRESENT CANNOT BIZ GIVEN
"A 70 cultivated person than "Ihe cyelopeda Q, we
Best Thoughts OF Charles Dckensn carefully ndexeds
beautifully bound Prioe, - Compiled BY y g peton-
tame and published by e. >, HALE son, u murray
street. New York
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SPAIN.

THE NEW CONSTITUTION APPROVED BY THE
NATIONAL coMMITTEE-THE QUESTION OF
COLONIAL REPRESENTATION.
MADRID, JAY 81 1875
The Constitutional Committee have approved
she whole draft OF the new constitution.
THE COLONIAL REPRESENTATION.
A sub committee Will discuss with the Ministers
today the question OF conceding to the West In
dian colonies the right Of representation IN the
Assembly when the war in Cuba shall have ter
minated.
COMMITTEE CONSULTATION WITH THE SPANISH
COLONIAL MINISTER.
MADRID, July 81, 1875.
The subcommittee OF the Committee on the
Constitution have had consultation with the
Colonial Minister and the President Of the Minis
tertal Council
SPECIAL PLAN FOE COLONIAL REPRE- sENTATIoN.
1t has been decided that the colonies shall be
governed by special laws and shall have right TO
representation In the Cortes.
The elections, however, are 10 be regulated ac-
cordlng to special system, which Will be enacted
at fitting time
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THE PROSPECT IN RUSSIA
PETERSBURG, July 81, 1875.
On1cial crop reports represent that OF wheat to
be good average.
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Ayerage temperature yesterday. ....:.....;.:. 7SH
last year. T6x
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AN ABSOLUTELY PERFECT DEVICE FOR
curing rupture Elastic Truss Company. 665 Broad
way with their instrument, displaced safely
hold and comfortably cure the worst ruptures.
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP "a PREPARATION or
IRON restores thu visor OF youth TO the
TEN.
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PARTIES OR CORPORATIONS IN NEED or
PRINTING Of any description, whe'ner Railroad In
surance, steamship, Commercial Theatrical Le gaL
VIII and i 70 their advantage 70 obtain an esim,ts
from the METROPOLITAN PRINTING EBrABLLSH-
MINT: us broAdway. before leaving their orlerA
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sURBRUGS SMOKING TOBACCOs AT POST
Once Cigar Store, No. Barclay street.
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THE STEAMSHIP ADRIATIC.
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Legal Tender Notes, as the case !
Fractional Currency. may be, :
Under Government contract with )
Adams Express Company.
Treasurer United states, {
Washington. ID, O.
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A.-MATTEEwS' PURE SODA wATER-''THB,
most refreshing and wholesome beverage at all times"
Dispensed at 400 stores in New York and vicinity The
MATrnEws APPARATUS dispenses beverages from all
JOHN MATTHEWS, New York.
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERVElLLEUSE MAR.
veleus Water is the largest and best cosmetic in the
world t removes wrinkles. reckles tan and suuhuTn
1t Is not enamel but medicine Cor the skin sala
at No. West Twenty -dfth street.
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LOUD CRY OF AGONY WILL CEASE By
using PAIN PAINT For Catarrh WoLcorr's cArARRa
ANHIHIIAroR instantly.
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A.-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOK LIN.
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from 8 A. N. TO 3 Y. NJ
On sunday from S to , z. M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-23
APPLICATIONS Foa PATENT.
NOTICE. No. as5.
q. q ssrvey Ne. III.

TT = LAND OfficI. CARSON. CITY,
". Nevada. February y. issa-Sotice !,
hereby given ,hat me southern croes Goh and
iscd and existinx. under and by yirtne
OF the lave OF the state OF California.
LAYING hs principal pisee OF business
and r"etonec sdiics. AZ san Francisco.
Csiiiornia. has, ny W 4 Judd. u. slpein-
,snaen,, ana s.oSkho'acs tnefsin, who.e
Virginia CITY. Nevada, THE day made appiica
ton Tor patent Tor ave hundred and two t:cD
linear ket % tho southera Cro-. Lode. bearin.
rost AID silver. n eaiisi the southern crc-.
oo'a ssa siiser nnn,ng ccnrsny' claim, sit
eoanty, State ~ Nevsd., the sane extending In
: n.rsh~ss.sry sir.suen rcm pc,t No. sto