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ASSESSMENTS LRyIED.
MINT esLD AND SILVER MN

h
Vl lNG cONtANr.-Location Of principal
place Of business, san Francisco. California
Location Of works. Virginia Mining Disiriel
Storey county, Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given, that at : meetings.
the Board 10 rruste<s. held on the 3ist day
Of April. is,s. an Assessment tNo: ~ Of
fwsnty-five Cents per share vas levied upoa
the capital stock Of the corporation. payable
immediafsly. In United states gold con-, 70
the Secretary. at the once of the Company,
Room Z. No toi California street, san rrAn-
eiscs. californis.
Any stoes anon which this assessment shail
remain unpaid on MONDAY. the 9TH day OF
Nay. ISIS. will bs dsiinqaent. and Advertised
for sale at public %auetioh, and unless payment
10 made psfore will BE- sold on MoSDAf. the
lstn day Of dune. ISIS, Ia pay the delinquent
assessment. together With costs Of advertising
pAvID. A.; JENNINGS, sssrs,.Iy:.
OAee-Room 4. No sot California street.
San francisco. California. apattd
NIAGARA GOLD AND sILyEn
IN MINING cOMPANl.-LocAtion OF prin-
sipsl place VI basiness. san franeiseo. Cali
fomia.
Loc.iion Of works. Gold Iin Mining Die.
trict. Nevada d.
Notice is hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the hoard Of Directors. held on'ths LOT day
Of Nay. 1875. an assessment no. - OF fiity
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock % the CORPORATION. payable immedi-
stely. In United states gold coin. To the seere-
tary. At tho once Of the Company. 80 Nevada
blsrk. san Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shail
remain unpaid ON the lst Gay VI June. sI6,
will BE- deiinqaent. and advertised Tor sale
At public auction, and unless payment ls
made before will be ,old on TUESDAY,.
the yOth dag Of June. isIs, To pay tho delhi
quent assessment. tsg-thsr with costs OF Ad-
yertisinz and EXPENSES of sale.
Dy order of the board a! Directors.
W. H. TOW SsESD. secretary
once 80 Nevada block. san franei.co. Cali
fornia my3 I'll
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s&EAsB asA&
~ MiSiNG COMPANY. location ol prin.
eipal place OF aa-ine.-, san Francisco, Calf
fofniA.
Loeaiion OF works, Lyon county. state of
Nevada.
Of the Dlrretor-. hrh on m. t5ih day MAJ
lsis, an s--.--ment ina. u 10 Fifie-b
Cents per share wa. issisi ui-"n the capital
stock of the corporation, payable Immediately.
In United state. eo'd coin, Ia the secrvtaU. at
the once of the Company. No. so California
street, Room Ma. ). san francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment -hail
remain unpaid oa the Jth day Of Jsns. ISIS,
will BE- delinquent. aud advertised for -al,
~ public suetiob. aud unless payment u made
before w,h be -oii on THURSDAY. the i3th
day Of July. lssG. tn pay the Delinquent As-err-
ment. tosciher with costs of ~a'y"rtis'ng and
expen-e. of sale.
aEO. u. sPiSNEy, SECRETARY.
Olce-No. 81 California street, Room No. 5.
No. R....t-... aN.lil.Fula ulRl.fA
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p~ELINeuENr SALES.
rALgDONIA SILVER MINING
. COMPANY. Location % principal place

81 business, san Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Stofey county, Nevada.
Not,c--There are delinquent upon the FOL
lowing dc-cribed stock. on account Of asrese-
ment mo. III levied on the 18Th day Of April.
ISL, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of Oh. respective shareholders, - fol.
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SEasEaArEn n.I.cIE. LINING

- coMPANY.-Loeauon q principal place
q businsss, Ban Francisco. CsHfssniA- m
Location Of works, Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada. laf W.e
Notiee.-Thers are delineuent upon the FOL.
lowing described stock, on acsount OF sssess-
ment mo. 49, levied on the lith DAY 81 April.
1876, the several amounts set opposite the
nance OF the respective sharsholdsrs. - fol.
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omce-No. so California street. Room No. 5.
Nan Francisco. California. myittd
DOuGu AND uE,DY MINiNG

N Company Location Of Principal p,sss ~
business. san frsncisc /. California.
Location of works. Gold mn. storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hrreby given. thNt ct \ meeting 81
the hoard OF pircctirr, held GA the 1ih day OF
Apni. 1919. an Assessment No. ~ Of Ten
q nts per share w,- levied upon The capt
tai stock of th- corporation. payable immcsiL
aieiy. In rnit>d ststes gohl coiu. tn the s.cr~
tary, a the once % IN. Company. tis caliior-
MIA st's,t. Rom No. .. san frsncisco. Call.
forniA.
Any stock upon which thi. Assessment -hall
remain unpaid on the hra day ot June. 1919.
will BE- ~d.llngucnt. and advertised Tor sale
al public anctlon. and nhlc-- psyment l. made
before viii he sold ON SATURDAY. the isth
day VI June. is.6. tn pty the delinquent as
ses.mrnt. together with costs of Advertising
and expenses OF sale.
by osier OF ths boiri of directors
myi "a e n. DsLtND. s.erstsrs.
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rNsoJAN niNINa COMPANY
Locaiioa % principal ri .ee " business.


Nan Francisco, Cal forni.
L,caion of works. Gold hin. Nevada.
NSssce B. hereby given. that 81 = rf~stir: OF
the BoAni of Dirvctofs, held on the yth day OF
Nay, ISIS, an zs-cs-ment (No. ~ % sixty
Celts per share va. levied upon the capital
STOCK ol the corporation. payable on Thurs
DAT. NAY n. isti. In United States gold coin.
To the secretary. al the oficc of the Company,
5s Montgomery street, i.oou y. san Fran
cisco. Cahfornia.
Any -tocS 40 which this assessment -hsll
r.nzln unpaid on the IAN DAY of June. isss,
will be- delinquent, and advertised for sac
Of pablo ~sactlon. and unless payment 70
made before viii b. -Old ON MONDAY,
the 81 day OF Jaly. 1879. To pay the d.lin-
quent assessment. together with eorts VI AL.
vertisias and expenses of sale.
BY Orier of ths bostd oi Directors.
DAVID WILDER. sseretsfy.
~ Montgomery street, I,coB y. ran
Francisco. California mylitd
SAY fgA>c3.co. Mar 20. isTs.
Stockholders In the rcj ian Minin. Company
are hereby Moulded tbs, a discount will h. NJ
lo~Sl on all assessments paid "a o. tsfSre
sArcR Az, June J. iS's AMI thss.r VITO have
AireAdy paid th- sboyc- IN "a iou.d as.s--m-nt
tho. ~ %, requested To- call upon the Secretary
and ., &C We The discount.
ny orJer of III. hand ~ uipc'oT..
DAVID WILDER. SECRETARY.
once -5ss MOI tsohhery itr.st, Room -. San
francisco. California my std
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TYP! ]! s.I!!Ml.ss q nv 4; :: =: :I !: ::: ssts
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DEIJAncE MIHIAo COMPANY
d Location Of principal place Of susiss's.

Location Of works, Gold Hill. Nevada.
NotIcs.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account OF Assess-
ment Inc. u levied on the 18th day Of April,
lS1e, the several Amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. - fol.
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pnesrEcr aeLD AND siLyEs

DuOSrECI ooA.n AMI s.LsLs
MINiSa COMPANY .-Laeatiou OF prinri-
pal place of business. san frzns i-co. Clifornia.
Location of woshs. s,lysr star Dustr.ct. sto-
reg county. Ns,adA.
Nstics IL hereby given. that At . mectins Of
the Board OF Directors. held on The 2tih day OF
April. ls!G, an assessment no ~ of Ons ul
Dollar per share wa- levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United states .vld coin. To the Secretary. Al
the once 20 the Company, Room :. No. 80
SAnsome street. san Francisco, California
Any sguck upon which tht- a-scr. nncnt -tAil
remain unPsid on MONDAY. tbs 18Th day OF
Ma, isfs. viii b- Delinquent. aud Advertised
foe saie 81 pabltc ~ancti"n. .nd un go p.,insn
.. male b. ore gill b- sid on the
18th day Of June. i-'d, O. pay the dclialnent
assessment. together with the costs OF Sivsr
ti-isg asd .xpsn.- of .ae.
b. order %. the B,srl of Directors.
J n. MOJts. SECRETARY.
ny e.. Dkyknv, am. ~ssfetaiy lro TEN.
O~ln.e-hoom :. No. jsl -sn-oI.o -tsce,. -sn
rraneisro. califpfnll spkstd
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ASSISTANTS LIIIIp.

COurH consf0cK GOLD AND
y SILVER MINING cOxPANY.-Location
OF principal place Of business, ssn FrAneises,
California
triet. storey County, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that st Q meeting OF
The board Of DLeetors. held on the ~ day
OF MAG. 1874. an assessment mo. u Of
Ten Cents Cioc } per share wss levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable I'm.
mediately, In United States gold coin, In The
s~s.retary.s % Ne one. q ~ uunpslyx -
califena ssst- Rooesssh1&sseo.4 ~.
over .Ena Insurance One; entrance. 30 Can.
fornia sirsst-san Fnneiseo. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shAll
reu.aiu npatd % - 9Th ~ q Jsns. fuse
will be 'deliaquent.C and sfvertksd ifer ale
Of public auction. and unless payment 10 made
before viii BE- sold on hOSDAY. the 18Th
day Of June, 1919. 70 pay the dslinausnt assss.
ment. tosvthsf with eests Of advsrtistnE md
expenses Of sale.
J. u. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
Odiee-al California street. Rooms > and 4.
second aoSs. over NINA Insurance. ones-es-
trance ,os California stres-Ssn frsaotseo.
California myotd
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the Hoard OF Dirsctors, nads on the 18th day
81 April, ISIS, % many shares Of each parcel
o. .S,s &c. e .. ,sS.i .. e ma, X nss:.:s y y VII nos b
psny, s1s ns.teeceu stssss Rsen 2, san
ist day Of Jlns, isIs. at the hour Of 10
y. Of said DAY, 70 pay said delinquent
assessaeat thsrson. tcEss6sf with costs ofsd.
vsrtisinE and expenses Of sale. .
DAVID WILDER, Secretary.
,i 1s;:as e, a;ss;i-'" 's''' moon s vi !
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once Room y. No. rs Montgomery street
San francisco. Ctlifnrnis. :" -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-15

Mr. Theodore Thomas has splendid programme pro-
pared for his extra symphony concert Of stcinwsy
Hall on Easter Monday.
Mr.. George r. Bristow has q concert AZ Chickcring
Hall on May O. which tho Harlem Mcndessohn Union
will sing "Athalie.'
It's rumorcd that M. Adolph Ncuendorn, the emf
ncnt director OF German opera, will be the conductor
OF the New York Philharmonic Society next season.
central Park Garden viii be opened for the summer
on May l. by Major Downings orchestra assisted BY
double quartet or vocasts scrcnsde brass band and
an immense chorus
The vokcs family arc stopping At the Metropolitan
Hotel, and will commence an engagement on Monday
Al the Arch street Theatre Philadelphia under the
management OF John r. Smith
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LOSS OF A FISHING SCHOONER.
THE HENRIETTA GREKNLEAT cAPsIzED AT
sEA-FIvx LIVES LOST AND FIVE MEN MISS

THE HENRIETTA GREENLEAF CAPsIzED AT
sEA-FIvx LIVES LOST AND FIVE MEN MISS
ING
GLOUCESTER, Mass, April IA, 1876
Captain W. II. Greenleaf, OF tho schooner Henrietta
Grccnlcaf which was capsizcd and sunk on Friday,
the eth inst, arrived homo last night with four men
who rescued from the vessel The Greenleaf was
vessel and left this port Thursday, the 9th
inst for her first trip. On Friday they experienced
terrific squall, which laid tho vessels mass with
the water and gave them time oars water
food or clothing before quitting her. After launching
the dories four OF the found missing, who,
in their berths- Their follows:-
Franklin Greenleaf, OF this city; Alfred Short
OF Norway; James Peters, OF Prospect, n. s.,
ana George Conncrs fifteen years Of age.
Two dories left the vessel and kept company during
Saturday, suffering greatly from cold and exposure
The railing Of tho dorlcs was of and the vessels
whcelbox was picked up and used as paddles On
Saturday evening the dorics separated the wind blow
ing heavily. At i've o'clock Freeman Crawford died
from fatigue. He belonged to Westport. Me- Early
them They succeeded in drawing tho attention Of tho
vessel proved 10 be tho schooner Lizzie X. Clark
Captain Thomas Hodgdon, OF this port, who rescued
Captain Grceneaf, Lawrence Hardman Philip McLoud,
George Olsen and Charles Cook. Tho Clark laid by
until daylight and crulsed all day Monday, hoping
Clark then sailed for Halifax, where she arrived
Tuesday The missing dory contains Joseph Gardiner,
OF Liverpool. n g.. George Rowe, Of East Gloucester,
Mass. John $. Tobc, OF Norway; Bernard Jcwctt, OF
Wcstport, Me-, and Charles Patte, OF Westport Me-
The Greenlcaf was owned by Captain Grccnlcaf and
Andrew Leighton, and valued at $40 00O with out
ts insured for 600 in the Mutual Fishing Insurance
ofnco OF this CITY,
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MRS. JERSEYS DEATH.

inc remarkable circumstances surrounding the
death OF Mrs Jane Jersey beside exciting great deal
OF interest In this city, have thrown the people or
hocknnd county into fever such they were In at
tho time OF the murder Of Mrs Hujus az Manuel For
some time II was believed that Dr. Gerard Il Ham.
mond, who died few days after the news OF the
death OF Mrs. Jersey received, was instrumental
IN bringing about that result and had committed sui
eide to escape tho punishment which would follow the
discovery OF his crime That hypothesis is now proven
to have been false All the evidence gwen at tho in
quest as TO the cause OF Dr. Hammonds death indi-
Gates that event TO have resulted from apoplexy,
caused by the continuous use OF hydrate of choral Ii
Is also proven that upon the day that Mrs. Jersey
started upon her journey on tho steamer
Cuba Dr. Hammond was In the village Of
spring Valley, IN attendance upon patients,
and that on the day OF the adys death he CUES,
a. dinner In the house Of one OF the weathcst and
most respected residents OF Ramapo township Thus
the blot cast upon tho character Of Dr. Hammond i'm
mediately after his death has been removed. He
proven not 10 have been the person who bought Mrs.
jerseys ticket for the voyage TO Port Royal and who
Hamilton" Who ana where then the reputed Doctor
Hamiltony detective engaged TO find him wrote TO
his employers on "Wednesday that 1.-THE Doctor think,
Is now not far away from the City Hail. In concluding
his letter the detective says speaking OF the Doctor
and the money $7500) taken from the person OF Mrs.
Jcrsey:-''I feel certain that put my hand and
produce the person who was on the steamer and at
tended Mrs. Jersey rs Doctor, and u you instruct mo
TO do SO will undertake IT, What good result would
follow from IL cannot No conviction could be had
for MURDER because tho body being buried in the sea-
there rs proof possible that murder committed
am satisfied that that person took the money. How
much prospect there Is that he has II now could DO
made TO produce II you can Judge as well rs l."
Tho present theory OF this mysterious Is that
Mrs. Jersey, coming to this CITY, became acquainted
with inscriptions persons who learned that
she was possessed Of goody sum OF money. Her new
and INSCRIPTIONS upon learning OF her
intention to 60 TO Florida via Port Royal determined
TO possess her funds for their own and this determine
ton fulfilled through the death Of the unfortunate
woman on the steamship Cuba
This theory will never be tested however, unless
that detective arrests DR.. Hamilton.
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SAMOA.

EoYALrsr TROUBLES AFTER THE ARREST or
sTErxDERcER-THE KING DEPosED BY THE
PEoPLE-BEoUGHr BACK M BRITISH SAIL
oEs- REJECTED BIZ THE CITIZENS, WHO Elk
rEcr AID FROM AMERICA.
sAx FRANCISCO. April II, 1876
Tho accounts concerning stcinbcrger's trouble in
Samoa very conflicting Additional private letters
received by the Ada May and statements OF
by that vessel to the effect that tho people and the
Legislature after stcinberscr's arrest, deposed tho
King, psnisbcd HIM TO nc,ghborug island ana de-
handed Stcinbcrgcr's release.
nRoroHr rHE BRITISH.
This was refused, and tho British man-of-war Bar
racoua brought the King back 20 the capital but tho
people declined 10 acknowledge him.
CITIZEN HOPE
II d reported that the people earnestly desired The
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OBITUARY.


This gentleman, most prominent and wealthy resi-
dent Of Jersey CITY, died Thursday afternoon In tho
sixtynr year Of his age. He native OF West
chester county, and at tho age OF entered
tho dry goods business in New York city. Thirty
years ago he went to Jersey City and succeeded well
In business that no acquired valuable tract OF real
estate aud retired. He member OF tho Board OF
Aldermen from 1865 to 1870 and President in the
latter year He also eloctca for terms TO tho
lower house OF tho Legislature He also director
OF the State Insurance. Intern Trust and other
companies. His funeral will take place on Sunday.
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release Of tho Premier and anxousy looking for
the arrival OF the United States Tuscarora to
effect that purpose
ENGLISH SPECULATION
The personal property Of stcnbcrger had been sold,
the principal purchasers being tho officers Of the Bar
racouta-
The steam launch presented to the government OF
Samoa by tho United States included IN the sale
II Is stated also that the English residents OF tho
islands desire tho annexation Of Samoa which will DO
accomplished II the United States do not interfere and
residents against his own countrymen; that the whole
trouble arises from the interference OF stenbergcr with
the British designs, and that the natives have great
faith In tho Americans and desire their protection
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AUSTRO-HUNGARY.

THE QUESTION or INTERSTATE coMPRosrrsE-
CABINET COUNCIL WITH THE EMPEROR PRE-
SIDING.
LONDON, April Is, 1876
despatch from Vienna to the Daily Nescs says
6nal meeting Of the Austrian and Hungarian Ministers
10 consider the question Of compromise Is fixed for
Tuesday next
The Emperor Francis Joseph win preside
resolution will be proposed Professionally prolong-
Ing the existing arrangement for year.
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FRAUD ON CONGRESS.

PORTLAND, Me-, April IA, 1874
The Press will tomorrow morning declare that tho
claim recently allowed by the House Of Representa-
tives for land on tho border Of Aroostook county,
under tho treaty OF 1872 bogus and that tho appro-
pration or 835 900 IL steal II docs this the nu-
shortly Of army officer Of high rank, who is entirely
conversant with the facts
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NAVAL INVESTIGATION.

PHTIA DELPHrA, April IA, 1870
Tho sub committee OF the House Naval Committee
In session all day. 9. Cattc Naval Constructor
Hartt Captain Wells, executive offlccr at tho navy
yard; Transfers employed by Scyfert McMnnus h
Co., OF Reading, and laborers employed by Nathaniel
Mckay examined, the latter regarding material
alleged to have been taken from the yard by that in
divtdusl
The committee Il is understood. considered certain
transactions the Marc Island Navy Yard and also
matters which came before the Willis committee az
Washington last February.
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D1sTILLERs' ACQUITTED.

MILWAUKEE, April IA, 1870
A verdict Of not guilty rendered on the trial OF
indictment against Bergenthal Brothers, dstillers
today, for violation Of the srcvenue laws Some ex-
element caused In the CITY by the mistaken sup
position that the defendants HAD got on In OF tho
recent cases against them; but this trial on a
charge which has been pending sInce November 1874
when the defendants were running straight.
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FLOODS IN MICHIGAN.

DETROIT. April IA, 1875
special despatch from East Saginaw says the entire
country below thcrc is inundated, and great damage
has been DONE The tracks OF both the railroads
below tho city under water, only two trains get
ting through.
A frcshct at Midland has done great deal Of dam
age number people have been compelled 10 lcave
their houses and largo amount Of lumber and shin
gcs has been swept away
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IMPECUNIOUs STATESMEN.

SOUTH CAROLINA LEGIsLAToRs WITHOUT THEIR
PAY-rHErR LANDLADIEs BELLIGERENr.
COLUMBIA, April IA, 1875
The Legislature, which bad been in session since
November adjourned to-day. Many Of the negro men,
bers from tho coast unable to leave with
out their pay and tho Treasurer Is too poor to pay
them. As consequence the Ashantce boarding house
women in revolt. Most OF the members were
delegates TO the late Republican Convention, and thcrc
was no money in that
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SOUTH cARoLINA's PREFERENCE

COLUMBIA, April IA, 1876
The following despatch was sent to Senator Morton
at Washington tonight
Tho Associated Press cespatch dated Columbia April
13 saying-'The indications are that Governor Cham
berlain will control the delegation, and the delegation
will first for Mr. Bristow for President second for
Mr. Blaine and in for Mr.. Norton Is unau-
thorzed and untrue The delegation is controlled by
no man and has expressed no preference.
ROBERT ELLIOTT.
Chairman for and in behalf OF the delegation
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SERIOUS FIRE.

MEcHASicsBURG, Pa, April u, 1874
An incendary nro broke out here at balf-past
ten O'Clock this evening In tho American
House stable, destroying 1t, together with
lotions d. W. Eberly's aud Mrs Kaufman's
stables; row Of four brick houses, belonging Mr..
Johnson; Lew McIke's ros'ocnce; ,nree sofy orck
Longs stables, the school house and four
other dwellings, Several other buildings
wero on Gre, including the American House and Odd
Fellows Hail. but saved. The IRE at midnight was
under control The loes estimated at between
H3Q 600 and $40 600.
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FOG ON THE HUDSON.

PoucuKErrsrE, y. r., April IL, 1870
heavy fog on tho river to-day has caused serious
detention OF steamers
The Drew, bound north, landed her passengers at
Yonkers and passed here fourteen hours behind
time.
The passenger propeller Miller landed her passengers
a Fort Montgomery for Now York.
Tho passenger propeller John l. Hasbrouck reached
here from New York fifteen hours behind time.
Tho fog has now cleared away.
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ITALY.

sARIBALDfs PROJECT FOR THE IMPROVEMENT
OF THE TIBER.
LoSDos April Is, 1875
despatch to the Standard from Rome states that
6aribadi has sent to the government entirely new
scheme for the Improvement Of the Tibcr.
Its chief feature the establishment OF sort of sea-
port Rome
SPECULATION
Ho asks concession Tor tho works on behalf OF
stock company.
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INFAMOUS CRIME.

CLEVELAND, April IA. 1874
special despatch 10 the Cleveland Herald from Nor.
walk Ohio this morning, says:"Thc Chronicle to-day
charges O. b. Kucntz, teacher in the German Roman
Catholic school, with maintaining criminal intercourse
with twelve girls uctween and twelve years OF age.
Ii is stated that Kucntz detected In simiInr crimes
some years ago when teaching 10 school OF the West
End Roman Catholic church. but the matter was
husbed IN. The Indignation OF tho popuace IS very
great and IL Kucntz who has fed, should fall into the
hands Of the German citizens his life would pay the
~
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EARTHQUAKE IN MARYLAND.

4 RuMBLMo SOUND AND AN ExPLosroN-ALARM
OF THE INHABrTANTs.
WASHINGTON, April a. 1876
The shock Of earthquake was felt in large por-
tion OF St. Mary's county, Maryland on Monday last.
IL consisted OF roaring rumbling sound, accom-
panied by heavy explosion, which led many TO be-
eve that the boiler OF sawmlll In the vicinity had
burst Tho residents in the neighborhood were much
alarmed There was similar shock in tho Same re-
zion last year.