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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judge Amasa j. Parker, OF Albany arrived last even
ing at tho Windsor Hotel General John NJ Harlan, Of
Kentucky is staying at the Brevoort House. William
u. Bisnop President Of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company is at the Everett House
Will Carleton, the poet is sojournng at the ST. Nicho
las Hotel Rev. Dr. j. Ireland Tucker, of Troy,
registered at the Hoffman House General j. J. Aber
crombc United States Army is quartcred at tho Asio
House General Anson Stagcr, of Chicago, and Rev
Thomas H. skinner Of Cincinnati are at tho Filtt
Avenue Hotel Rev. Dr. Magec. OF Albany, is among
the late arrivals tho stur,evant House Isaac inck
ley, President OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company is stopping at the st
Nicholas Hotel Albert Bcrstadt the artist returned
TO the city yesterday and is at the Brevoort House
1T Is BETTER TO REMOVE THAN TO HIDE CON
pcNonsl blemishcs. Use GLENSS suLrnuK soar no
"iItIs HAIR Axp wmsKrR Dye" black or brown, soc.
A-BENNErT BUILDING,
IS p& 6y ER VERY ThBSagEERR ss 2gEGt'
SUITABLE F0R yer ovr,cvz
hASfETSo ASfLY oS SNfn fnk rRhNTsES 49, ''''
ANSorNCEMENT NEW, EFFECTIVE SILK
I.G, sggS BY somes atsS m caSe
snperscding all metal trusses
A 80 HAT 81 30 MONEY SAVED; SILK HATS,
g. 80 worth 81. 10 New church IT.. upstairs.
A-wIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY Is A
pleasant and eeaoious remedy for Coughs and Colds q
c ents and 81
GOLDEN HAIR-BARKER's AURORA CHANGES
anv hair TO golden Depot Barkers Human Hair and Via
PAriors, 30 West 10Th ~.
LEE PERKINS,
is the only GENUINE
woEcErtRsHIRK SAUCE
PERCIvAL's PANACEA-THE GREAT TAsTELEss
SaLr the OF cougns. iunamma
and liberation of the throat lungs Kidneys and all
impurities the blood; 81. Depot. i5 Nassau T.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
Aerated Beverages JOHN MATTHEWS. LIST av. and 25th
st. New York.
WIGS TOuPEES, &C.-G. RAUCHFUss. PRACTf-
cal Wig Toupse Maker ~ East 18th Broadway
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CABLE NEW S
From All Parts of the
Old World.
SCHENCK AND LYON.
The Minister Fastening Home to Refute
His Emma Mine Enemies.
DON CARLOS ROUTE.
BiScay and Navarro To Be Oblittratcd
as Spanish Provinces.
ARNIM'S TREASON.
Professor Tyndall Married In
Westminster Abbey.
FAM FOR G ER S.
Gordon's Reasons for Return
ing from Africa.
Latest from France, Rome and
Other Quarters.
ENGLAND.
Professor Tyndall Married in
Westminster Abbey.
ANGUS FORGER S.
Gordon's Reasons for Return
ing from Africa.
Latest from France, Rome and
Other Quarters.
ENGLAND.

MINISTER scHKNCK AND HIS EMMA NINE
ENEAuEs-THE MINISTER TO PERSONALLY
REruTE LxoN's TESTIMONY BEFORE THE
CONGRESSIONAL coMAnTTEE-A GRAND IN
BRooLIo IN PREPARATION.
From the Evening Telegram OF yesterday
LONDON March /, 1876.
The Times this morning has despatch from
Washington threequarters of a column in length
giving the gst of Lyons testimony yesterday before
the legislative committee appointed to inquire into
the Emma Mine scandal.
MINISTER scHENcK TO REPLY.
We have the best authority for stating that Minis
ter Schenck will tomorrow publish letter denounc
ing Lyons evidence as tissue OF infamous false
hoods and announcing his intention to sail for New
York in the steamship Abyssinia on Saturday next
TO COME HOME.
1t is also understood that the Minister has OBJ
tanned leave OF absence for the especial purpose OF
exposing Lyon and vindicating himself before the
committee and the world.
One OF the Minister'S daughters VIII accompany
him on his return to America
ENGAGING COUNSEL.
Minister Schenck this morning telegraphed his at
torney to proceed to washington Immediately to
tain the services OF Mr.. william NJ. Evarts and to
have Messrs. Park and Stewart re-summoned to ap-
pear before the committee for re-examination.
THE TEXT OF MR.. scHENCKs REPLY TO LYONS
TESTIMONY.
LONDON. March /, 1876.
Mr.. schenck, the American Minister, publishes tho
following card:-
LONDON, March /, 1876.
'Tn some London papers this morning were published
telcgraphc dispatches purporting to give report of
Lyons testimony before committee OF Congress
denouncc his whole statement concerning a
tissue of Infamous faschoods. Having obtained leave
OF absence from my government for the purpose l
shall sail in the next steamer for tho United States to
confront my calumniators and vindicatc my repu-
tation"
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that the bill authorizing the sale OF the Prussan rail-
ways TO the Empire will be introduced In the Landlag
during the present session
DISASTROUS CONSEQUENCES OF THE FLOODS.
LONDON, March 2, 1876.
The Standards Berlin special despatch reports that
the foundations IN the eastern provinces incrcas-
ing
Many persons have been drowned near Posen.
The railway from Posen Thorn is threatened with
total destruction by the floods,
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SPAIN.

DON CARLOS ON his WAY TO EYGLAND-BIs-
CAY AND NAVARRO LIKELY TO LOSE THEIR
PROVINCIAL RIGHTS AND DEMARcAT1oN.
PARIS March l, 1870
Don Carlos left Pau yesterday evening for England.
Count Caserta has gone Cannes.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

A LBERT W. AIKEN'S GREAT STORY Is VOW RUN
N ming la The Fresde Companion Oliver Optics nes
story. The Amateur Detective. will appear In Nun
ro's Girls and Boys Of america
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show tho changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours,
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
dica,cd by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERAID BuItDfNG.-
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FRANCE.

REPUBLIcAN PARTY RESPECT FOR THE PnKsI-
DENT.
PARIS, March l, 1874
NJ Gambctta, In his speech a, Lyons. promised that
the republican Deputies would President Mac
Mahon as above all party attacks
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REPoBrED DEATH OF A NOTED COMMUNIST.
PARIS, March l, 1876.
II is reported here that the noted communist,
Blapqni, is dead.
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BARON GRANTS DISCLAIMER.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE.
LONDON, March l, 1876.
Baron Grant has telegraphed to the Chairman OF
the Committee on Foreign Affairs in Washington
that the statement is absolutely false regarding
what he Grant told Lyon.
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THE Ex-oUEEN MAY DRAW NEAR TO MADRID
LONDON, March l, 1876
II is stated that the exQuecn Isabella OF Spain will
20 to Caravanchel, near Madrid, Immediately after
King Alfonso's return from the north.
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THE HERALD ALMANAC.

Price 75 cents nsedto all parts Of the United States. %
eents sold by all stationers and nowufasierA Addeaa
HkRALD ALMANAC. New York eitx.
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CITIZEN AvENGE1fENT AGAINST THE CARIIsT
CENTRES.
MADRID, March l, 1876.
Several Deputies intend Offering resolution in the
Cores that Bscay and Navarro as sepa-
rate provinces, and calling upon tho government to ap
portion the territory among tho adjacent provinces
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rHE.PAPERs FOR wINsLows ExTBADITIoN READY
FOR JUDICIAL AcTIoN-PBorEssoR TYSDALL's
MARRIAGE.
LONDON March l. 1870
Mr. Dearborn, the cfhccr from Boston who has the
papers necessary to extrado winslow, the forger
rived in London yesterday. He has already visited
the American Embassy and the papers will be officially
placed the possession OF the Embassy this afternoon
to morrow morning, in ample time for presentation
to Sir Thomas Henry the chief magistrate tho Bow
Street Police Court when the prisoner is brought up
remand.
WEDDING IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY.
The marriage OF Professor Tyndall to Miss Louisa
Claud Hamilton, recently anticipated your cable
news, took place yesterday at Westminster Abbey.
The rite performed by Dean Stanley.
Among those present were Thomas Carlyle Profess
sor Huxley, Dr. Hooker and Sir =. Pollock.
LORD LYrroN ON HIS WAY TO INDIA
Lord Lytton who has recently been appointed 10 sue
eeed Lord Northbrook Governor General OF India,
left the Charng Cross station OF the Southeastern Rail
way this afternoon route to Naples where he will
embark for India He was accompanied by Lady
Ivtton
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AVtTHPt ItUlpcTdIUTc ytsIVTuay JUt
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year. ...................... 191
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ST. JKAS DE LUZ, March l. 1876.
rumor Is current that several Carst leaders, In
cludng Cavasa, have been assassinated at Labayen.
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1910. THE NEW YORK HERALD ALMANAC
FINANCIAL CoNMERCiAL AND PoLITICAL


Now refdy IN addition 20 IT, usual contents comprising
Invaluable tables and statistical returns on huance. with
daily auot ations Of gold 1870 ~ bonds OF
various issues OF conos, railroad shares and stock
American securities the London market. Bauk NJ Eng
land rate discount aud other selections
oi special general information presents In IT. issue
1874 other features Of interest
''' Tile HERALD ALMANAC FOR 1876
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TURKEY.

DEyAULr IN THE PAYMENT OF INTEREST ON A
GOVERNMENT LOAN
LoNDoS March !, 1870
Messrs Dent, Palmer L Co., OF Kings Arms Yard,
Moorgae street. that for tho payment OF tho
interest and drawn bonds due to-day the Turkish
loan of 1858 they have ouy s2sl s2S OF the
$603 500 required.
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PARIS, March ], 1876
An Official Carst document is published here stat
ing that Don Carlos has relinquished his claims
the throne OF Spain. ,He not vsnquished but
tered France voluntarily. He gave up his arms
neither to France to tho Alfonssts but voluntarily
laid them down after a heroic struggle, thus COM
pletely rcserving the future which belongs to him.n
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Its election the fullest perfect. and uny
reliable dat the coming Presidential eecton Corrected
score OF the Dollym0uut International tinc Match
diagrams &c private signals New York Yacht Club
complete datest Of this counties
iu list ~ Senators and Members OF the Forty Con
grcs standing and select commttecs of both houses with
most Office addresses 6c American Ministers Consul
abroad foreign Legations In the United states table show
ing of postage foreign countries the tim,
closing the mails New York Post onc the special
OF the Almanac. Mariners Guide Missing Heirs &c
continued tor the Its chronological and 0tne
tables departments army aud navy returns
ofciAlly corrected It, .Mscclaneousn contents
mu-t valuable compendium " items Of general speois
inform alton. - -
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TuE HERzEoovNAN INsURcsNrs pEcoMINo
DISCOURAGED.

THE HEKZLGONINAN INSURGENTS BECOM1N0
DISCOURAGED.
CoSsrANrISoPLE, March 1, 1870
Meekhtar Pasha teleeraphs to the Porte that the
Herzegovinans show signs Of discouragcment and
many OF them have submitted.
Refugees are beginning to return to their homeA
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cARIIsr LEADERS SAID TO HAVE BEEN AssAs-
SrNArrn
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1T Is BETTER TO REMOVE THAN TO HIDE CON
pic cxionsl blemishcs. Use GLESSS SULPHUR soar,
cosmetics.
"iiitI's HAIR AND WHISPER DYE" black brown. SOC.
The New York herald., 1876-03-02

THE GOVERNMENT MOVEMENT FOR POSSESSION
or THE RAILwAYs.
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BERLrS, March l, ls7a
The Pyovfnnai coryepondes confirms the ranOri
, 1876-04-19
Uslns

With regard TO ST. Croix everything is in
fav0ur 10 anticipate & return just a. satisfactory
the cane In st. Oroix contains more sAcoharine
matter than in any Of tbs other islands, VIZ
about l6-IscIo d, when for instance in Martinique
only I4oIo even in a rainy year, this at a
high calculation furthermore 81. Crolx has
the chance pow to reap the bene6t Of all i'm
provenlsnts of late years with regard to the
manufacturing OF sugar for the intended estab-
'ishment.
The reason why few Of The Central Fac.
cries Ia the French island did not pay them
selves is natural as they Were established
without the general wish Of the pr0prietors and
thereby became short OF the necessary supply
of canes but in all cases wlers the delivery
has been secured and the factories properly
managed, u good return has shown Itself. A
proof, that the establishing Of Central Facto'
ries in St. Croi1 is considered as the only
salvation of The island and the jast Acknowledge
ment to alter tue cultivation Of tbs cane6aId,
as we'll as the mode Of boiling the sugar, can
plainly be seen fron the fact that tho greater
part Of the pr0prietors have bound themselves
10 deliver their canes to tbs factory. Accord
ING to she contracts agreed upon the planters
will not get the full value OF the canes paid
oUt, but as d reoompense for the balance of tho
' hlu@ y bAAI Si4ht0 III tHC "a ltEhNA "a INV NHIN
tai of the ioiut stock next after 1925; and that
This arrangement has gained great attachment
Ia seen by The confidence, which shows itself in
the island for this enterprises.
Both first and last it should ba mentioned
however, that it is especially for the benefit Of
the lab0urjng population, that this undertaking
ought to be carried out without any delay.
Should tn pr)pfiotors be obliged to leave taeir
a%states, which they ev1utually will have to do,
unless the necessary helps quickly forthcoming,
The otherwise we'll to dc, industrious population
will he Without earning, and tbs form bloom
ing island lay desert and abandoned and be-
come a burden to the mother country, whereas
The establishing Of Central Factories will not
alone save the present properties from down
fall, but at the same time give the l~abouring
population a chance to o~nljivate the cane, II
sY6n OF a small scale, sell them to the factories,
extend the culture Of the island and especially
better their own circumstances.
, 1876-04-19

with q mode of cultivation where the soil is
treated somewhat similar to our own.
Should the question be put, if such an
enterprise can pay, a certain guarantee IS
already sta.uated by the fact, above msntioned'
that after a skifnI examination a law has
passed by which the state treasury has given the
half of the required amount as a loan. But We
can at the same time call the attention TO the
astonishing results IA lie Fconch Antilles, where
Central Factories are established under similar
circumstances.
In Martinique and GlaIaloups the Central
Factories have been in operation about 10
years and for the sake Of an example We quote
the returns Of a oOnnle
, 1876-04-19

LONDON, March 20.
The Caled,niaa line is covered with
snow twenty feeI deep near Aberdeen.
Twelve trains are standing suo we'd in at
one point.
More than q dozen trains are blocked on
the Great Northern line.
The mai. from Dundee to Perth yester-
day took fourteen hours instead Of the
usual forty minutes.
The cold to-day ia intense.
The telegraph lines are buried at several
points north of Aberdeen.
BELGIUM.
LONDON, March Is.
The reports of the effects of the storm
on the Continent show that in Belgium
the hurricane was terrific. The barometer
at Liege fell below the lowest reading on
record.
In all the towns the parks were ravaged,
roofs torn of and factory chimneys felIed'
TURKEY.
VIENNA, March 90.
1t is stated that the noted i%nsurgent
leader, the priest Mussich, having taken
refuge in Austrian territory, has been ar
rested by the Austrian patrol at Moetko-
vich.
, 1876-04-19
BRAZIL.
Rio JANEIRo March &c.

Rio JANEIRo March &c.
His Imperial Majesty Dom Pedro II.
paid a visit last night to the Theatre Sac
Pedro d'Alcantara, in the Largo do Rocio.
On the way from the city palace the
streets were lined with enthusiastic
crowds cheering vociferouslY.
During the performance the most in
tense popular excitement was manifested,
and the citizens We'd with each other in
giving expression to their loyalty and
devotion. On the return to The palace
the demonstrations 10 the streets were
renewed.
The city was early astir this morning.
and the steamer Hevelius, of the Liverpool
Lamport and Holt line. which arrived
here four weeks back, was the centre
of observation, as she lay in the harbOr
decked with bunting. The Hevelius
has been fitted out especially for the &C,
, 1876-04-19
CUBA.
HAVANA, March Ia.

9oou ueaI Oh excitement has prevailed
mere IN consequence Of the police having
on Sunday arrested about a hundred an3
fifty "Nanigos," while celebrating Their
feast, called the Sacrifice
The carcass of a fowl-the b,ooi Of
which The &" Naaigos'' drink on such COCA
sions-Was found in a room, and also the
crosses on which the members names
are drawn by ot-the one drawn to swear
to kill the fist person whom he encoun-
tiers.
The police also found an altar, on which
was a figure Of Jesus Christ, with two
knives sticking in its back, pointing out
the exact spot where the " Mango" is to
plunge the knife into his victim.
The Nanigos acknowledge q belief
ana perform ceremonies somewhat resem-
bling those of thu Voudoos.
A general desire is expressed that Can
tain general JoyeIIar will send the " Nan
igos' to Fernando Po-ljl Of them being
bad characters.
They were formerly all blacks, but
among the arrested were a number Of
whites and fifteen women.
"A IePo'L was circulated yesterday eVe-
ming that all the meat at a slaughter bousa
III this city had been poisoned by negroes.
The origin OF this false report is unknown
but IN consequence of ii over three-fourths
OF the over cred uIous Havanese left their
meat untouched on the breakfast tables
this morning. Not a single case Of poi
soniog has been reported.
ITALY.
ROME, March 25.
Tno ceremony of Conservation of the
American Episcopal Church of st. Paul.
which is situated within the walls Of
Rome, on the new Via Nazionale, was
performed to-day. The Right Rev. DR..
LIttleioho, Bishop Of Long Island, ofici-
ated, assisted by Rector N0yin, who has
pastoral charge of the congregation.
twenty-five English, Scotch and Irish
%cIergymen took part in the ceremony.
The Bishops Of Peterborough, Gibral-
tar aud others, as well as Lord PluDkett
aud Rev. Messrs. Brooke and Nevin, the
British Ambassador and the American
Minister we're present.
Bishop Littlejohn delivered a long ad.
dress.
The ceremony lasted four hours and ter
minated with the ordination of a clerk in
holy orders, This ceremony was perform
ed IN the presence Of a very large and fash
ionable congregation, made up of mum
bers of Americans and English.
The church is in the Lombard-G Gothic
style. 1t is an ornament to modern
Rome and a splendid monument of Ameri-
can muniicence,
The stained glass windows of the
church were not all ready for the cere-
mony Of conservation.
The cabinet programme of the new
Italian Ministry which has been formed
from the parliamentary party Of the
Lett, announces a comprehensive scheme
OF electoral and administrative reform, an
extension of the right OF suffrage, popular
election of mayors, abolition of the forced
paper currency aud a system OF comPul~
sorry education.
BRAZIL.
Rio JANEIRo March 90.
His Imperial Majesty Dom Pedro n.
, 1876-04-19
LONDON, March 81.

$50 S"S
action of the Powers seems TO have pro
duced its effect at Belgrade. OIimplcs,
the Seryian negotiator, has been recalled
from Montenegro.
LONDON, March %.
A Vienna despatch to the Standard says
Russia has declared her determination to
withdraw support from Seryia in the event
Of the latter's breaking peace.
Liubobratich has arrived at Linz, whore
he is to be interued
LONDON, March %.
The Ruski Mr. says the armistice be-
tween Mukhtar Pacha and the insurgents
was concluded on the condition that the
fortress of Nicsie should be revictualled.
The negotiations We're conducted through
the Prince of Montenegro acting as a neu-
trail party. The armistice is a fact. The
conditions relative to the prisoners at
Nicsi9 are not yet confirmed.
Eight thousand insurgen $ are investing
Nicsic.
Mukhtar Pacha has started with troops
to enforce the agreement for the reyictual-
ling Of the place.
LONDON, March %.
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williams; the sW4 of Sec. 80, 7. 1ss,
r. so to John J. Jackman, subject to
contest by John ". o'Nea1, who has
fled Z Soldiers Additional Homestead
on the same tract. ~ s.'. tt. 2.
The 81 of.the Sci Of Sec 30 2 + 1sd R R
80 il awarded to Dennis Hannafin. 3.
The filings of the several persons
named upon the land in contest have
been Cancelled by, order of the Secretaey:
John A. Mason, Samuel Biting,
Wilson J.. Craw, Charles Anderson,
Louisa Clay, Jno. w. Proctor Alex.
Mckenzie, Michael Tippie, Geo. A. Joy,
John S. Mann. Nav grmt,m q
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Black Hills Gold.

The Omaha Herald vouches for the
truthful character of Mr.. VIM. B. Hugus,
formerly y resident Of that city, who
wrote the following lines from Deadwood
Black Hills, July %:
''The town is full Of gold awaiting
safe shipment. Last Sunday I saw
$75,OO0, the earnings of three men for
two weeks. Another time $40, 900 was
taken out Of a claim less than thous.
and yards from my store. Yesterday
SAW tsceIoe pounds of gold cleaned up
from a run Of twenty.foar hours-6ve
night and five day hands. Bettsford,
one night last week, I saw clean up
four aud half pounds of gold from one
days sluicing."
There is no use in decrying the Black
Hills so long as we have the record OF
such results of mining labor, apparent
" from good authority. Tens of thous.
ands of people regard all dangers and
hardships as unworthy moments
thought, when compared with the pos.
sibility of acquiring gold sufficient to
make them comfortable and independent
for the remainder of their lives, and
that, too, within few years at furthest.
-ROaeer-P and I.
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The Pioneer-Press urges that the
Sioux tribes should be colonized in
Maine where there is an abundance of
game, and where they can receive the
Boston papers every evening. Besides
Wendell Phillips could visit them occa-
sionally, and it would make their hearts
good to see the old philanthropist, and
rejoice with him over the massacre of
our frontier people.
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THE DECISION.

The decision of the Secretary Of the
Inderior in relation to the Bismarck
Townsite has been received, and instead
of rumors we now have facts through
the local Office. The corporate authori-
ties are awarded the NW4 and the WI
of the NEf of Sec. 4 T 1873, R so, amoun-
ting to 239 94-lo0 acres, subject to the
right of way 81 the Northern Pacific
Railroad. The E1 Of the EEt Of the
same section is awarded to Erastus 4.