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PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE CONFLICT IN THE EAST
BRITAIN DISSENTING From TIE
BERLIN MENORANDUM
The French Minister Declining TO Accedc -
the Russian Proposition-The Irritation
that Existed between Russin md En- Ia nd.

The rrcpch ,r,,,.,cr Dec,i,,,s IN .cc.a. ..
the Russian Proposition-The Irritation
tna' EXISTED between huss'n and England
LONDON, July 21.-The Eastern corre-
spondence made public to-day reCapituiates
England's reasons for refusing to assent to the
Dernn mou,ors"uu,n w s, anu o'ner ma''e"' r 1ns
SUBSTANCE OF Whloh is already KNOWN The oe-
spatch from Mr. Adams, the frst secretary Of the
nnk',sn heta''ou ~ Iai's' w EAR neroy' ua'eo
May ~ recounts conversation Win the DUKE
Decazes, the French Minister Of Foreign Anair,
IN ,,h,oh ,ho ia,,ar s.,d ho h,d doclInoa 20 .c.
~ "".o" '"o ia,'oi sou "v ''. o'oi"o' ". W ~ ~
cede Immediately TO the RUSSIAN propositionf
that as England had refused to adhere to the
memorandum tho ava o,na, nowera abouid
proceed u,thou, hor 70 ,,rse ,ba narn recom-
1865 "is"ou' uo' W u'ke tuo Do,'in '9'o
mendStions on the Porte. The Duke Decazes
said he intended to wait, In the hope that BnE-
'ano would reconsider her refusal.
.ne oespatcn nom Earl Derby TO Secretary
Adams dated 9th Of May, states that the Mar
ouis d'Harcourt tho F,snch u,ntstar % po.
-, - ', v ~ f,0"'. ''"''e' w "us
lahu' nau communicated letter, In which the
ann. abensIona c,uaad 10 pno,ans,s ..,,,..,, q.
'''-''.a ,' " Husanu 'e,uSa' IN
consequences Oh "hion tue Porte would prob
ably refuse to accept the Berlin note. Tb>.
Duke Decazes Thought tbe oniv coursa ~
unless preyIousiv assured that Fngpiep 30 thi9
agree To- r. W. -' .dd would
Earl Derby replied that be so-s no ob,,e,,ou
useless InIess The oowers but 1t would be
hand WV ''"sA' were agreed before
n,hor dasn.,choa ,.
tine Usner s,sip % show the irritation at one
Thus Sir Augus: .ween Russia aud England.
sentative in .us b. Paget, the British Re pre-.
MAY. reco' italy, in despatch dated the Ssth
| Itaiiap ants a conversation with Ne e9ari. the
bopS siinistsr Of Foreign Affairs. The latteR
| p d that England would not dissuade the
Jrte from accepting the Berlin proposals.
Melegdr said that these proposals, though pre-
sented by he three Northern powers, we're the
work Of the Russian Cabinet. Russia only
would therefore make 1t point of honor, IL the
Porte accepted the proposals, to obtain ths
submission Of the insurgents.
Russia was unquestionabiy able to do this be-
cause Of her Immense influence with the insur-
gents. Molegari was convinced that Russia was
sincerel >desirous Of terminating the insurreo-
ton and had no ambitious views. Sir Auous,...
Paget renliad ibat a. Ensi.nT ot ian,1ss ,i 81
berlin vi NJ IL was imna"sba Tor 6ey to d 10 sns
than aaylse Turkey 70 follow The courss
most consistent with her own inter.
ests. sir Augtlstus added that ,ba Nnr,n
ern Courts had Invented totally nss
system Of diplomacy They drew nm that
measures together without the least cpns,,it a
tion with the otl er Powers, and In en- Summoned
those other Powers by teiegr nh 10 acoent' %
he responsible for the conseq nenoes 1t seemed.
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From the RiNera.

The body ofa drowned man was found In,
evening OF East Ninety.sIth street There vas bad
bruise on the left temple The about k5 years
old, feet 0, had light h ir and moustAche and was
dressed ia dark pantaoons and ana blne hannei
enrt, and Congress callers In pOcketwAs oil Of
goods bought OF W. ]. Sloane " o65 Broadway BY w
j. FAllon OF 6i2 broadway. -
The clothing Of Frank voliz Scharer II ae
East Eigheth street vast found At the foot OF Eighty
nrst street East river yesterday Re is supposed to
have been drowned While bathing.
Meyer katz Of Avenue a and Seventy seventh
cred.
Julius Pogo, OF Marshall street, Hobokep, was
Crowned while bathing near the Filth street pier at
haf pss 10 last night He leaves wife children
night blooming oereus was received at Gil
mores Concert Garden yesterday II Will bloom In.
In the next day or two.
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A PRETTY HEBREWS ELOPMENr
A Flight, Pursuit, and Hasty Marriage A
Fathers Discovery.

Miss Bessie Siberstein. aged 1s years, the
pretty daughter Of A. I. siloerstein, well-to-do
Hebrew resident OF Union Hill, N. j., became
acquainted about six months ago with Beujl-
min Sherry, an employee Of the weehawken OIL
Works The parents OF Miss Silbersten dis
couraged the intimacy. The two lovers, how
ever, planned au elopement, which was carried
out on the 29th Of June. Sherry brought Miss
Siiberstein to 80 East Eighty-sixth street where
she passed as hts sister ana under the name of
Miss Hattie Ryan, The father employed a de-
tective, and Sherry. fearing discovery Induced
Miss Silberstein to take service under tao name
OF Lottie Schmidt In family named Helnert,
at 2O8 East Seventy-sightn street. This was
about two days ago. On the following dav
Sherry visited Heinerts. and told tho family
that his sister was needed at home on accOur
tbav xyere rnatried lem
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OMEN
Their Parting Words TO


A reception was ,ven leo, r,,,, =, n, p.,,..
s'.e. w Va, is delegates from the worxingmen'. !.
.s. ov'' " e Centennial Exhibition. II was tender
.ewell by the committee Of French residents
wu' eceived the delegates on the 2eth Of June with
& edception OF six or OF their number. they will
~ ior hnce to-day IN the Sf Laurent. Mr. Leon was
~ Imam, MI Daniel, one Of the delegauon. In thank
hg Tue commit &c Tor their cOrialiles said that all
workshops and factories visited by thc delegates
general desire had been shown afford them all pos.
sibe Information In regard to American progress in
their several speclates lie said that,
the struggle between capital and labor here else.
where, and notwithstanding The g neral poverty OF
the masses and the well being Of the few, the
can people enjoy rights that denied to Frenchmen
the right 70 assemble and discuss their grievances.
and the right to incorporate themselves into
labor societies II should he said, be his aim and that
OF his conpanion- on their returl, to urge with
newed atdor the realization OF those inestmable rights
He repelled the imputation cast upon French work.
men, that they desired TO suhycrt the foundation OF
cety BY violence. They desired changes certainly but
wished TO effect them simply 10 Constitutional way,
without Injury to the interest OF any They looked for.
ward TO the reorganization OF labor and through that
TO the Reorganization Of society Other delegates spoxe
TO the sAlne purnOrt.
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ANOTHER HORROR.
steam Yacht swamped in tho Hudson
EiXe PeTsona drowned.

TRoY, July 2l.-On the Hudson river, be-
tween this city and Albany. last night, pleasure
party were returning from Casteton In asmall
steam yacht and she was swamped by swelis
from the steamboat City Of Troy. on It's passage
70 New York. In the boat were Jerome t. De-
freest' Engineer of the volunteer steamer Com
Georse Bloomfield, Gregory Fox, Harry Ma
niche, Geo. Baker, Archie Aston, and Gilbert
Jewett. Fox, Edgley, Bloom field, Faulkner,
and Manicho were drowned Tho others sw IN
to the west shore and were saved. EdGey was
drowned while trying - save Fox, the latter be-
bers OF the Washington Volunteer Steamer
Company. The yacht was total wreck.
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UNITING FOR Reform.
The Great Ratification Meeting Of the Demo-
Gratis OF New York City.

United States Senator John d. Gordon OF
Georgia, and William Plnckney whyte Of Mary
land, Congressman Samuel J. Randall, J. Proc
tor Knott, John Hancock. John X. Tarbox,
Gilbert G. Walker, and Charles r. Hooker, Gen.
Joseph Hooker, Gen. Roger A. Pryor, Leon Alb
bett, and others are to speak at the Tiden and
Hendricks ratification meeting on Tuesday
evening, under tho auspices OF the Tammany
General Committee. Charles A. Dana will pre-
side over the meeting In the hall, and Wheeler
II. Peckham and Algernon s. Sullivan at the
outside meetings.
The Tammany Hall Committee OF tho Sixth
Assembly District met at 4& Grand street, last
evening, and after warmly approving by resoiu-
tion the nomination OF Tilden and Hendricks
listened to addresses from the Hon. A. II. Purdy,
the Hon. T. j. Campbell. ex Justice Kane, Mr..
Z. J. McAlear, and Capt. John Kirwan.
The Dem mocratic voters Of Bedford, Westohes-
ter coun y, have formed filden and Hendricks
Reform Club and elected Mr.. Charles Haines
President, Stephen Knowlton and @. II. Jackson
Secretaries, and j. 3. Buxton Treasurer.
The Democrats of Mount Vernon have organ
lied club aud named II the Centennial Cam
paign Club. Mr. Geo. II. Crawford is President
and Edward Pettinger Secretary.
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THE SIOUX w4RIS PARLIAMESr,
Great Britain Looking Amer the Interests Of
her subjects.

Ia Spos, July 2l.-In the House Of Commons.
nrs noon. SIR Edward wLAsm watkin asked Mr..
LAM, - ther, one Of the Under Secretaries for tho
co,on,.r ~ tment. II he could give any information
..-.-,,. ~, ,nfict between the Cnited States
trceps and the So lnssn. many Of which tribe re-
p,.sn sIolees spe eaty regarding the 1ndisn
vatiOn and subsidies, ~ infis1s and whites an hoth
American aud British .err " He axe asssd ca Sns.asr the The
", p'npvsea 70 eLs, Great Britain and Of
humanity. - o,r,or,n.,,o, \. !.
hssn received regau .n ~, SO f and could not
express an opinion as 70 It's origin OF to SHOW tast
Suences lie had no information tendfae ase eyents
any British subjects are connected Win t. intention
As present ADVISED the Government hAs no.
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Killed BY whl.Loy and inudapum

Coroner Cannon concluded at Brady's morGue,
Jersey CITY. last night inquest regarding death
OF Rcbecca Cortis the white woman who died under
suspicious circumtances At s37 Henderson street on
sunday morning. Richard Cortis. her colurcd nus.
band esined that he did not ocat his wife, nut that
she used frequenty TO beat hiu She took nvc cents
worth of auuanum aud bottle u whskCY before she
ted. pr. Van Huutcn said tnat the woman died from
tue heu, suprrinduccd by the ~ stimL Auta and
the jury returned q verdict to that effect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22
SOME DISTINCTION TOPICS.
The Legislative Approprini iions-A Possible
Final Agreement

WASHINGTON, July 2l.--The Committee Of
Conference on the Legislative Executive and Judicial
Appro pTiaton Dill to-day Informally agreed upon q
basis for settling heir principal disagreement as fol-
lows The reduction In the number Of CLERKS to %
about two'thirds of the lumber originally proposed by
he House tue heads Of the Executive departments 10
d'tcrnlnc the cassncaon OF their rcsnectye clerical
force, AAf THIS conference committee To recommend
mat the salaries ne med accordingly The committed
ADJOURNED until neat MONDAY ana In the interval IN.
Yn-, are 70 De maee aud niotmaiOn collected IN the
LArcutye dep!Tm MS which IL Is noped viii lead 10
nnAl agreement On tue OASIS above Suggested.
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The contract for the r nsportation OF part OF
the mails to be taken on the fast trains offered to
the Erie Railway Company yesterday. Vice-Presideut
blanchard said mat the ROAD would carry the mails for
fuir couprn atlon. HIS proposal WIS sent to Wash
ington Tor consideration.
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Another Relative to be Provided For.

WASHINGTON. July 2l-Another member OF
the woud-be royal family expects to be provided with
nice hiug for the remainder Of his natural NE This
int II s Dent sharp. son of bro.her.in.law sharp
luited States Mar-hal OF the District OF Columbia
pent Sharp wants TO De an ofcer u ae army, II
he can stan tho examination ne WI be appointed 10
loNoLd le.LNAhney befure LunEresa allouInl.
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Marshal Packard. successor.

wAsHINOToS, July 2l.-Gen. Lonestreet will
be United States Marshal Packaras successor In Lou
isiana P4ckaid IL expected here tomorrow Packard
rtres from the most important position in that State
I'LL Telutian Under his own management he could
esfs- .5uislana for Hayes hu' beng The republican
nominee for Governor, prOprlety as well as decency
cOmpels him TO step down and out.
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THE LATEST OLD WoRLD VIEWS.
The Deprrssion In the Iron Trade-A General
Reduction EoreshndoMed.

LONDON, July Il The imperilled concern In
the Cleveland non trade, regarding which the SdHdarG
says the iron masters Of Cleveland at their private
meeting Yesterday generally approved scheme fos
eouNcrins lnto limited liability company is ThOmAs
Vaughan 4 Co. OF Ni4drs sDOrOuyh.
lag Iwss says the position VI the Glasgow mi1
WORKERS N becoming worse. Yesterday two Iore mid
owners ntimated their Intention reduce the wages
o. thelr workmen ten per cent, and Il is feared tnsl
lhe REDUCTION VIII become general The workmen OF
Que large urn have struck aud the workmen VI another
have determined 10 strike.
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WAsHISGToN, July 2l.-Col. Robert Ingersoll,
Col Jussen. Emory storrs, Leonard Sweet aud other
Il inois lawyers are here endeAvOring TO induce the
President 20 either pardon those OF tie Chicago Whs
key KING now serving their terms, modify their
sentences Ihey assert that In many cases the sen.
tences were too severe.
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QUEENSTOWN, July21-The Cunard limo stean-
ship Russia, capt. Cook, from New YORK July i2, wiz
the Emperor ami Empress of Brazil and suite GU OOard
arrived here VI noon to-day, on her way tO Liverpool
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A Lndy'- suicide.


Mrs. Michael Arthur, aged seyenty-four, who
has beea living with her son, lenry Arthur. member
OF Gen DaSins stan at Ssg Jay street brooklyn. WAS
found dead YESTERDAY room, sltu empty lAu.
Ganum Dote By hcr side. lei not known how got
the poison. sh" has Tor some time been suffering from
nts Of Insanity, IN which she repeated declared that
she expected to XII hers II.
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VERSAILLES, July 2l-'rhe Senate has rejected.
BY vote Of la against 1870, the Government bill rs-
storing to the State the sole rignt OF confernns
faure urged tho ndOption OF the MIL which
would strengthen the Miuisry In defending the inter.
ests OF the Church In the Chamber of Deputies. Ths
rejection OF the measure would weaEen the GOVern-
ment.
The rejection effected hy an alliance OF the Bona
partsts with thc Right, and hss proiuc sensation.
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Daily trains for the Seaside Ssnltarium for
sick children. on the Long Ranch road, leave by tho
elevated road at Nhth avenue ami Twenty-nntA
re- every morning except SInlaYl ~ O'Clock, And
leave by The New Jerfey nrl Eniroat, foot oi Lib
try street., al 1850 a, NJ. NusltN cN.I arcompsnied
ny its m thcr or guardian WIZ D." refused ticket to
inc nliar white luer' IL room nnd ne nlan
hp.ds Uu' Tie NE" ~ the tlttrNW n at ipJ Wess
Tweny.llutn street, le'iy klus, thalrnan, 10 whom
all cOutrl. utOu, may nr srnt.
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SHREvEroRT. La, july 81. The weather is
clear. The Thermometer marks O7' Many plantations
on the west sde u the Old river are oycrnowed and
fear are enieraucl that all that side viii be sub
merged The heavy rise here has alarmed the planters
along the river lmmri iltely utlpw mere. ihe upper
river Al Fulton ftll thirteen inches The impression
mere IN fnt every plantation between fu ton ana tie
head of tle kift "a under wl"r thIugh nothing has
De, heard tpn any OF them since lgh water cut them
l. lLLLLIL L. Il l
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WAsHINGToN, July 2l.-Speaksr Kerr contin-
ues TO improve and Is rapidly rega.ning his strength
lie congIauates himself that he IN fayoraDly stu.
aed aud mat ne has been spared In his the
strain which would Rave been fatal 10 Inn IN presldng
over the House during the heated term.
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Awaiting n Courier from Gen. Crook.

CHEYENNE, July N.-The courier who left
Gen Crooks camp on the evening Of the 10th instant
has not reached Fort Fe,termsn. As In 4 former In.
stance, his horse may have gwen out.
seven Companies OF Gen Merrtrs Filth Cavalry ar.
INcd III Fort Laramie to-day, ana Will start for Fort
Fetterman tomorrow OF the day following, vita three
additional companies Of the same regiment, ten in all
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Gale Lake ,Icmpbremasos.

NEWPORT, W., July 2l.A terrific gale passed
over Lake Memphremagos yesterday afternoon. The
steamer Lady Of the Lake, having l.4O0 persons on
board narrowly escaped serious disaster.
The sterpe Of the Methonlst church here. with Its
bell torn from The roof ~ the church carrled
BY the roots, and great damage Was done ~ crops.
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KILLED by a Derrick.

While laborers were engaged in hoisting ties
from vessel at tho Pennsylyania Railroad wharf at
Camien j., yesterday, the derrick gave way, and
numb OF trs falling 10 tne dock struck seyera labor.
ers killing Martin Nugent Instantly, aud fatally In.
lurng John GnlasAtr me CONTRACTOR Several others
were Dadly but no. fat llIy. lnlnred.
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The napIism OF DcnIh.

The Rev. James E. Welsh. for forty years pas
tor Of the Baptist caurch at Mount Holly n. D. while
visiting sea Side Park. n. j.. with pleasure par.
~ went Into the surf 10 battle AMI after remaining
III tne waller for twenty muutcs wcut back to tue
DeAch Muere ne was taken sicS AMI uicd ~ shs II
time. His remains III taken to Missouri for inter.
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Ferdinand PleckaT', Jeweller, u. "a 20 years.
living nt the of Ninth and Gar len streets Hobo
ken committed suicide at 10 o'clock last night by
Jumping from the Ftith street. duCA INTO the HUDSON
river Ihe body NHs not recovered. portion of MS
clothing was tounl lying on the docs ana was taken
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rrepnrlna iorlhe oclo1,r rIeclIon In colorndo

COLORADO srRlSGs, July 2l-'The Republican
State Central Committee net at the hanit.u ii use
lesi nfht and orgal today, They agreed I. loid
lhe state convention IA lut BIO Ou AuS 90 A notion
g. n fe the sinte COnYgIuon nominate cmdidlus for
nttl - ics SenaiprS Wts Unanimously defeated. All
asrre That the state Wl he close. aud 4 quire inc
united enors Of AL he Republicans 10 cal to Oeto.
Der election,
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Mrs. Mary TAYLOR died At her residence, corner
~ Third and Pine streets Camden y d. YESTERDAY
from the eXccs I'VE heat. Her age WAS one hundre.
yeArs aud seven months.
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Dr. nardenbergh, for number OF years ply
stefan In the New York rombs dispensary was stricken
with apopeXy, at noon yesterday, In New Brunswick
n. D., where he WAS tempo arily residing. lie was
taken TO the residence OF relative Last night he
was linking rapidly and the attendant doctors gave up
ali hopes OF saving him.
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living At 40 Canal street Jersey city was drowned yea,
terday morning IN the South Cove, Commui lpaw. lie
ned h-en In iho hao of taSilg s chlar, eNcry morn
us ~ lhe 'euital halroad trlN ork foot ~ barrow
rleci tor SAT- water hath, itstcrdhY morning, whlo
Tue ilr ones were pad ling nfaf 1Ae shore the father
swan out luto deep water NGt solzedNuh cramps aud
sank. -
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PARIS July GA portion ~ the town Of Cav.
ray near therbourg, nas been burnt hunared houses
were destroyed whereby 800 families were rendered
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22

4 regular old ashioncd Rhode Island clam
h'kc VIII taSe . Hce tomorrow az the picnic OF the
New N0rk lrDirctOrY, West Chester. Special trains on
Harlem hWer railroad in connection with boats from
Fulton clip, Adml sion TO tue grounds IS ADJ.
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The New Mexico Job Postponed.

wAsnlNGroN, July 2l.-1he scheme for ad-
mittng the Territory OF New Mexico into the Union as
tate has been shandoned until the next session Of
tongre.s Whtn, 10 hoped conflicting Interests can be
compromised.
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LONDON July 2l.-Silyer was rather excited
yesterday II n reported that teleTs mlgnt have ob
tanned th4ld, but no transactions occurred The rats
p purely nominal. lndiaL exchanges are nrmer.
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NEW BEDFORD. July IL The family Of Isaao
II. DodG"s OF New Bedford. seven IN number, were
polsoned by eating canned corn beef ye,terday, one
Guild has died, but the others are out Of danger.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22

"CUsTER's LAST SHOT The great boys story.
sfler ~ appears IN the Boys Q Nl6 rort, oul to-day
0y., take no hsed OF fast nnnuunu The B0us
81 Mao 1ori is the paper and lhs story OF "Cuslers
LAst Shot 10 hummer,-Adp.
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LANCASTER, Pa, july 2l.-rhis evening Pan
nt OF THIS place shot his fc iu the head The
VIII probably prove fata'. Domestic trouble.
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The Thermometer In New York Yesterday.
a. o'cock, A. NJ, re; 8, 76'; ., 49,; Il, So;
s.3OP NJ o9' D. 81.
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Generally clear and cooler weather, llghs
risng barometer,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-10

A roof may be covered with a very cheap shin
gle. and by application of this slate be made t
last from 20 to rs years. Old roofs can b
patched and coated, looking much better. an
lasting longer than the new shingles withou
the slate, for
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-10
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
ASSESSMENT NOTICES, ETC.

Meadow Valley Mining Company. =.
Location OF principal place OF business, san
Francisco. California: location Of work.,
Phoebe. Lincoln County, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given that at q meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees OF this company held on the
twenty ninth l2sthl day Of Sep ember, 1876. an
assessment tNo. lSl Of Seventy i've Cents (TocI
per share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation payable Immediately, In
United Staten gold coin. to the Secretary, at the
ONCE OF the company. rooms over the ofIics
Of the Union Insurance Company, No. ais Calf
fornia street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sixth (6th) day Of No.
v-mber, 1876. will be delinquent, and ad.
vertised for sale at public auction. and unless
payment is made before. will be soid on Mon-
day, the fourth (<th) day of December, 1876,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and expenses Of sale. n
order Of the Board Of Trustees
T. W. COLBURN. Secretary.
0fhce-Rooms over the ofiire Of the Union In
surance Company. No. ais California atreet. San
Francisco. California. oS.td