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The New York herald., 1876-02-27

JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
OPRIETOR.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

All business, news letters or telegraphic
dispatches must be addressed New YORK
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-23

.L
Of placing the stock ON the London
market. aud said that a gentlsman NAM
cd Coates suggested that Silliman Be en-
gagged TO examine the mine and tele-
graphsd him to do 30. arranging At the
same time for compensation OF the Pro.
lessor. This was done without q sug.
gsstion either OF Park or himself. Park
and Grant made q contract for the sale
OF the mine. the provisions Of which
have already been published. Stew
arts statement was very lengthy. 60
ing into the details Of the negotiations
In England and his connection With
Lyon. He denied that he ever told
Lyon about Professor Schsnck and Pro-
fessor Silliman.
Question by Sfr. Hswett-Mr. Lyon
in his testimony says that you told him
"He gave General Schenok 500 shares
Of stock" Did you evsr say such a
thing to him1 .,t
witnsss-I did not. I deny II most
emphatically. I never told him any.
thing OF the kind. ,lHAst
Ex-senator Stewart was again before
the Committee on Foreign Affairs to-
day In relation to the Emma mine. II
appears from his testimony that. nfter
the arrangement was made With Albert
Grant for putting the stock on the
market, Il was agreed hat Schenck
should have some OF 1t. he having said
he had money aud would hko to invost.
He gave q circumstantial account Of tho
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-23
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
OrPIcE KOssUTa MINING COMPANY.

nFFlCE kOSSUTH MINING COMPANY
~ San Franclnco, California, March n, is7C
Alta meeting Of the Board Of Trustees cf thir
Company. held this day. the following resoiu.
tion was adopted. and notice Ia hcrrby given
10 the stoekhsldera OF the Kossuth Minins
Company that . spsciAl meeting will he held A
the time and place named In said resolution.
WHHRnAs, b Kossuth mine consists Of
s.foo linear fest on the Lower Comstock lols,
and, In the opinion Of this Beard, cannot b
dsveiopsd and worried 70 a~dvsntays. for its en-.
tire length, through the present Shafs, situat.d
about 600 feet from the north lima Of the mine
th.rsfors, 70 10 hereby
RGofued, b it 10 expsdient 70 divide Tia
claim Of this Company into tvo mlnss. ths
northern zoo feet t~sdjoining the Dayton mine)
10 be retained By the pr seat Kossnth Mining
Company. and the southern 100 feet OF aid
claim 10 be decided TO 0 new company, 10 con.
sidenusn q fhs receipt by Ills CSnpsny Of
the snnn capital stock 10 eont.t Of 10000
shsres) Of said new company and upon recsipt
Of such stock. Q stock dividend Of lama BE- Dc
cisrsd b. this cenpsny 10 IT. Eockholden. m
And u ID hereby further
Raoirsd, That this action OF the Board b.
Submitted for connrmstiou 10 ths steekhol1sn
Of this Company, and, Tor ,ueh purposa, that .
special mssting Of the stockhoidsrs OF the Zoe
suth Mining Company BE- called for wKDN1S-
DAY. she third edl day Of nsy. taS g The
hour of o'clock ?. =, a the odos ofthe oem-
psny. In this city, No. az California street.,
SrsssS EDWARD y. STONE. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-23

TIE pastor Of an Independent Church
In Nebraska took occasion. before his
sermon. to observe that complaints bad
been made 10 him rejecting upon the
integrity Of unknown persons attending
divine services in the temple. and cd
ded: "If any OF thsss pick-pocksis are
present nov. may the Lord smite 'en
right where they are" Thereupon some
twenty or thirty members Of the con-
sreeation. In good standing. promptly
dove under their seats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-23

TIE wiser portion Of the Democratic
prsss 10 beginning to see that the only
way for its party to make any sure pro-
grsss in tho confidence Of the people is
to pursue all Investigations fearlessly.
whether the culpri,s are Republicans or
Democrats. Tho policy Of following q
trail till u pair Of Democratic eoat.tails
is discovered and then precipitately
abandoning II, does not strike these
journals a. either wise or polite.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-23

AT the Sabbath school In Deeripe,
Maine. last Sunday. one Of the teachers
Of tho Juvenile class was explaining the
necessity and duty OF prayer. She
finally asksd q little girl u shs knew
what was meant by prayer. The child
replied that she did not. The teacher.
TO illustrate. asked the little girl,
''what did your father say this morn.
ing Just before he Rts his breakfast
The child innocently answered. "Iie
said damn II. this eeg is rotten"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-23

SENATOR PIrEsos's new divorce bill
has passed the Senate. Originally the
bill proposed only one ground for d.
vorcs-sdulssry. We suggested adding
-"and extreme cruelty" and IL has
been 90 ordered. Now lot the Assembly
pass the bill. and our word against a
thousand Consolidated virginias there
will b fewer divorces and more domes-
tic psace In California for at least two
years 10 comes. p. Stock EreAangs.
Let tho bill become the Law Of the
land. and won wager our opinion
against the u expressed above. thai
there will b no less divorces than there
were before. "whers there's q will
thsrs'ss way" and IL married peo-
pie determine to separate. they win do
30. taking whatever grounds they are
limited 70 a. the means. upon the prin-
'cipls that ''tho means justihes tho end"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-23

Qvsrs v,cIonrA will start out Tor her
tour In Germany on the 2sth inst. II
will be a quiet family excursion. as she
desires no public receptions. aud will
meet relatives by blood or marriage at
every step.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-23
IMPERIAL sILvER MINING

tu,iness. Nam Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold uill, Storey county,
E~oiice.-Thsrs are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account OF as.ess-
ment mo. 26) levied on the 18th day OF fep-
naU, 1910, tho several amounts Get opposite
tho nsmos OF the respective Shareholders ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-23

Of Mn- beiknap' WIN Secretary DeiknAp
OF III, Deves.
Ma MOI MI. bowers say tnat you
must mot ist the Secretary Know you
we're going 10 make ner present ana
did not TIA imply that the Secretary
would Do ofisndeds Al got some I'M
P'ess'vu "ner ~ nv ,aneiai; ei'ue.
from her or hiin' 'hat could sena
money nim'
New York state Republican Cos.
vsnusu.
srrIcusx. March pa. b. Cornell.
Chsirman Of the State Central Commit.
Ia. c.iled he Rsnublican State Conyen.
ton to ordsr to.dav In Wietino Han.
Cornsil. In his snsecb. aid. for ths Iarst
lima In sixteen years. the choice of a
Presidential candidate Is open 10 discus.
sion. No distinct public sentiment
points 10 a candidate whose nomination
Ia conceded.
George II. Haskins was chosen tenn
porsry Chairman. with tho usual mum.
her az Secretaries.
A .lona discussion took place ON the
question whether the rules Of the Senate
fN- - .--LI. .a.,,Ia u.,..c
OF tnose OF n assembly M svuiu so.on
tne convention ueoIse wilma" Sa.us
advocated me auopuau =, .ns .mle
rules arguing .ha1 .ne .Ano', su'
~ ,hs csr,lsmen r.nor,ino The resolu.
,,,ns ~ ths Conysptinn 10 moy. The prc.
sinn. nras,,on .nd ,bns chi Off J.bata
an ysry crucial questions to be- decided
oy the Convenuon. 'uA. Nus
Who desired to have the voice OF new
York untrammeied IN any way snouiu,
on this vital original proposition akc
such steps IN would insure freedom OF
debate.
The call Of the roli showed EOS ayes
to 40 noes Tor the Assembly rules. aud
10 they wete adopted, Ihis majority
vote u Regarded IN Anowins Tue Posi'
i've strength Of senator oonhiihs IN
the ~onveht o oou,m'',se on
rsfmAhsn' o,sauon anu ise'v'
ions was aPPoin'eu' anu " 'eeess 'aAen
un N.
on reAssempnng, "eorsc Lawson
vas eleo..u P~cinansh' Sn1n. WIZ
- uu..l~u "a ,.h
aaaresssu = N sv,,,.
a. M
nneouore M ioiUy "" Sa. y,
,lAt'ne~S WIZ ~".-ssa ~
,sig9 ~ w.. Mm G".u.., Ca.
= s .m..1 n Ins.sn s,,as
ID. o'oan anu Ai'e" VI 'u''' ""
mates. A..
Inc Following RESOLUTIONS were 'hen
reported; .,.
Inc itepuohcans o, New io'h ~
Centennial year Oh .ne hahon .e1
me sacred ruins anu pr,nclples o. ,neli
iatners ana MAKE tne ioiiowihg oeciata'
IONS: We are LOT uhi,y OF lno ha'.vn
. tne lust iign's OF 'ne oea,es, ior .ne
iuh recone,i'auon anu enuurins ha.'
mony OF All sseuons, 70, no ms,
ptese,vApon =, .us nI.,
anu tne c~onsu'u.iouai .isn., :. .,..y
cinzsn; LOT tnorough rs.rencnmen anu
reform; LOT the unsparing pu,su,', OK
po.ure and punishment OF puoho itauu'
and official dishonesty; Tor me eieSa'
ton Of the pnolic service w ior . par'
and snicient Government; LOT maintain
ing nntarnished the nauon ciedil aho
honor; ior q sonna currency OF com, o.
~ n n RnIn MAJ IlmIl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-23

Corr,spondentsiu Gan Francisco, MR5slie.
WOODS FREEBoRN, members o the stoth
md Exchange Board. 7sm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-23

I. -- ---
diai greeung 70 our patriouc brethren
throughout the iand-equaiiy earnest
with them Tor d success oil our COM
mon and piedging Ourselves 10 a
faithful support OF the Cincinnati nom
nations. We give especial assurance
that b nomination OF our candidate
will secure beyond question tho thirty.
i've electoral votes OIL To- YORK LOT the
Republican ticket.
~ ssh an, s;,,h ,a.olr,ion. vs,o ,y,in
- ana Cr,,;. moysJ tha followinc
.ub.t;tnta for than.
R,soIryd. That vbile wa would rejoice
Nth nrido n n candidate for Tho Pres.
idsncy In The election Of this YEA should
h. ssiected nom among Republicans of
n%s,ionsi rsnutation In tho state Of New
VOL AMI most hiohIy bonored. vet.
.=.sarn;,;nc ,hst ,ho nomination sbould
=. ne rssnls ~ uptrnmmeled delibor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-23

And In socerisscs with Law. and an order q
the board Of Directors. made on the 18Th day Of
February. 1915. % many shares Of each parcel
Of sucn stock o. may b. necessary will be sold
q pubiis sueuon. - the efhcs q the Company.
street, San Francisco. California, on TUES.
DAY. the eleventh liithl day o. April. 1870, Il
tbs hour Of I O'Clock .. n. Of said day, 20 pay
said delinquent assess, cnt theron, together
with costs q advertising AID expenses Of the
w. z. DEAN. Secretary.
once = Room No. 10 Hayward's Buliding.
No. 90 California street, Ban Francisco. Cali
fornia. mr7Std
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27

dustriOus laboTpg families know rot vlcFe 70 turn II
get bread to keep thor children from suffering.
Each day stories 10 from the teachers Of our
"nGushlaI s-.u ." Of poor families IN distress, Of
widows with Buibcfs OF children; Of eict women With
little cTy<ng for bread, and Iaborers with largo
families have been THROWN ont OF work are GRIP
pied by sickness misfortune. GuGh good has already
been done by ladies going 10 these schools and VHupS
directly the destitute cases; through the sndne-3 oi
Others dinner have been scp9ei 70 all the Foor
children these schools except IN those Tar rp Town
Our lodging bOuscs crowded with homeless MANN
10 ras been our custom at tits the year, during
tie Uast few severe Winters, II spec funds were cont ia
te purpose to employ tcm III sendg ou' d'f' luz
bat illt .siois fil.es 20 places Nhrc NOI& cul ~
provided ior Them. IN tia way Last Wni"t aud ne "
before ireJa ~ nepdy families were pi''
AT once Sncrc tury could tsko OF theius'vcs ~ i
rs we la - Heard meme AZ these families hcrhuir CO -
able rqGu the community again. Cont1bufrue iGi wv,
purpose Eculd be used Immediately fer g1yiGE WORK ma
homes poor families. They should lc addressed i'
the " EiiJg ailul Fund Of tire Chl,irrBs Ad Sotlt'J
No gift 81 charity could possibly Go GO" 81 leo ca
pense. &. !. BRACE,
Secretary OF tlIldfeH's Aui society.
No. ~ East IOVTfhrf. NcV- To- 4. Jan. 70, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
SAFE INVESTME&7 rs.

TIE Plan OF T.'2 MERCANTILE TRrT cnNIANY-
FI::rHoID MORTGAGES BoTDs.
Since the d,sastTou panic Of 1873 and the
loss OF confidence c,us 4 By IT, Teup' Eayo tccn
somewhat at iosI 20 determine what enterprises arv
.lGclySt, sole 20 Justify Investment IA them. oocc!u
ent bonds AMI either uulouh'4d 'seur,t.,s have b'ei
quoted at So high r.tc, az almost 10 pttciui.
a fair return on capital invested. With
view 20 overcoming the d7ril'y the M,rcar-
t.is Truaf Company orr ri2-d with capital OF
y2.OJO.OUO OF Ghc: 81 100000 ~ pad in and si100UO
subject 10 ea; tl,OOJCOO Of ths amount, be officers
state viii hr i, ~ IA UH;ci States Government bonds
Tho COMPANY lends it, funds n.st mort ages Of la
proved freehold r1cncrty only ard negotiate and sells
.Gch NOR g'res with the additional security OF It's 2rnr
antee o. their PROMPT payment. These mortgages. IN
G'coG.uec Win Tie laws OF The several States Ia whc
!cy 81 lien w property grs made ia Trustee, IN
-ccue tic payment Of Tie notes bonds ~ the harrow
crc;tDc tie 10 tie riorTty therefore, is Hot vested IL
TIE ComrGn' b "a cft uatiyc the holders uf tc
boLc- h' tiu D. nu.cr+ ca g sc!tOn ana TIC .4ph e.
.Hoy'' Lt'c's 81 O. bonds OF any one loan rr not
G ~ G @o = 0To ene -. "a, n,G o "i u,
t-rs - fhe iatc o. pcr ccri prr auuun. 1c touds
III dc ipl ~ ycis, aim Tie Interest f. Represented
registered. g. req, negotiable. aud have the await
ants %. Other coupon bonds. "iHoit ihtir liability L.
q.rl4tiuus ~ 5aiuc. On hC p8vuru; 81 bonds 1t nI
,uriiv Ucrsrns can 10 fulrcc with bonds ~ sima-
c!as,ce ~ tie current rtca. thus giving The Opp0ru
mtg ~ long short invrstm'hi, as may be desire a.
Zach bord bta upcD ia face ecrtllc''e siatng the
Ipo,ut of ti sa6 he appraised value Of te property
securing IT, aud tr state aud cut} Ehi Ia The dC1t
s recorded me deed, abstract of tib", certificate ."
examination b. local counsel, verified ~ counsel IA New
IoIk, to apprhsals and insurance Poiicle-, axe
ell in the custody of tie cufUTagr. mud r.
examination by holders Of thr bonds or their agents
am by persons lIG.OoiUs to in ct 10 th!- bond the
COuran' aids It's uuquai Ned guarantee " both lbcpa
ard bttIt-t addition nc other Eri;y. which
Eat lie, tsarc on lL0ld properly. Tic office ol tte
CuGpFiy "a ~ No. 100 broadway. The diitt;ort 9c
L0lls Ftls raid President; Henry A. iiur5ni, Geoiyo
y, 'iot.i, James T. Morrison william Sloane, Henry
/
ebGer william G.. Lambert. james NJ HHstsG, Joan J.
Ac'o0k William Henry hHutb. Henry q. Narduand.
Ric,ord IRWIN Jr., Edmund A. Smith, AlnnsOn TRASH.
william MILES, Eif'e:t Il. AOnrue, Bennington r. Han-
dulI,u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
CRIMINAL NOTES.

CHARLES Sebultl. lie alleged German loccer who
VS. arrested uyi liz sTiy a a. tac s a1t i'tAo 81"
weeks a. Na7 H-.uIs n.d states Comm e.Jlr
Kenneth e., " YESTERDAY. d oztsa.a .- ben e,
p4u.. by riaa "a. .ir IsI4 o. L.,c
GeiTnaG.. Tie TIC
Nil lake pace Oh Mc1uezGay O. next 'f'ts.
The exa,ni aticn in tir cas. 81 william Watson
Warren O! IaOe -irte, JAIL 81 with si ~ ho
eos. ..iLt goes. .aF icoir III f.
states Con uesio1e; Shields. CssUce cted tat c
h. B,eA ,o-Ilc the .tl iDr tes,al n's no. si lEr
eia-d lGucf iutrr 80 &c Vaaoutr orr ID elmer Ho cL'v
ar2nk Nii.sv ssCe @.n. J, - NftA iiAr .2'. H
rgarga q in esDs - S..Gh EGGOr that Va
Sd ctal.4L tllc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27

FOR GIVEhpOOi<-fn T~rps.ip Rpsti1 Jan "6-N7naf'e
81 Assault u. T.. EroIs rful. Miss hatis Ati-'1
Thouaa Be7c Tnc IO1 Mr. Bro ~. 10 Ba'n &c hofHfi'
Count CLs eiI Archibald Coaies IN iou 'oiin tnNl's
at JOIN tsfay, Df. b.scs:lr ana ma. 49, N
W. ". Dodge, t-aFcc buucIu z. Harris AtH 4 hHi ~
james Hunter, iic0ry q. huntington Thomas rug - ~
dhlrd ]. - Mio'i e. q lrO, MISS ny f.'Enii u
T. ncConlc SIS /. f't!to Tol ore Ia a7, Mr 49, y -!
+. demons, NJ - iaclWosc, Baron ko,siHH ,i"u ~
@sior', NJ trs John ~. wai ihoMfs cN"ft D. ~
Tgi;. Inacst e. Trct.bIfI. . ~ F'sTr, M-ir" i' .''
TurBer irving Nah Ws.t. A. Naiaoh r. q. watson, ~. =
=. ,so! Mai-ia - f,l>, Hiss iulTcf Inii T. i' ~
Morris EriitJ rr', Manuel Pa ~, join huLcFfin l.
/. CaIaO, All and AIR y. =. Jau0e3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
THE COURTS.
CHARTERS OF PRIVATE RANKS.

p the General Term of the Supreme court
yesterday the appeal Of The deendantS IN TIC sHit oil 'e
I0aners' Tana against William II. Iigney snd barton 81
johnson WAS argued and submitted ihe uci'hl..n''
were wsuehousemcn Witb whom 1000 "aIte's u Ho'
" re stored. The obtained q loan OF FlVV'' I'm
1900 ,,e,,fr ,olnts OF the defense are as fol
L., rno, IN, Tauors' Bank f. 10 al iltcutS and pHr-
,oses xceu the issuing OF circulation othA ti't u
tnrororst 4 al al b. gie'c.al d.ls 90 .ie
- 80 I,.t,tuLion provides that lhc l"crhl%tuiC
snail nave B1 pow g. lss ANY ~ Slaitnr @y =,
uuTlAegs tn"t lhtfclJic tbc I" 70
snd '' | Inc Co1uAny claims 10 be Incorporated "FG
uu",i mi NJ n ~ no Can .uY Judge Danitis nuns'tH
- ,T cti net "a led except ~ ucI'.. iei'
IN 80 rt resryrd Us a eolJu. EOner1 ii. eWel az
,ed nr the plan.H hsrHs Tracy iOi ie deIehdah's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
HELP FOR POOR FAMILIES.

Az APPEAL FROM THE CuIDETHs AID SOCIETY.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: A cry Of extreme poverty comes to MS
from almost every quarter OF the city where the laborns
people live. Three hard Winters have followed
another that the savings ohoussnds OF families have
been consumed. great deal of work, both public and
private. has been given up for the season; the usual
charities c. the fortunate Glasses have been much les
sebod by the low condition Of business, and the
usual chores OF work net gwen out among the poor
by families M former years. The consequences Of all
tia IA that great numbers Of bsrdworns honest, M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
CIVIL NOTES.

Yesterday JUDGE Johnson appointed William
e witer Examiner in Chancery in tie United States CIR
emit COlri for the SOu!Lein District oI New iOiA'
The suit Of Augustin DAILY against Lester
WalaeK in regard 10 the riga, 20 play Out Boys "''a
suuned up yesterday before judge Sanford IN SlFe;"f
Court special Term, and 0aDl..'sed 10 Tue CVSI" be
eisou reserved.
In the suit OF Hard against SturGess and
another TIE facts Of which reported ~ yosverd'!
TrptNr Judsa DoAuhue yeseTdty, In nulrele" ''hit'
So y Ielu dismissed tra complaint, snt t!t Hie nle-
poaon wa, maize ol another C'sV between o'''I R"''
presenting similar iaets
In the case Of Lewis Levinson against the
Oceanic steamship Company, The United rCit's Great
Court IN recly,r 900 DAMAGES for loss OF property
and juri,s received q, the wreck ot the ste'InS AZ
Iau,le MAIeA 81, 1915, The Jury f''u 81 IN,
NtrUlc tOr Jnc oeei dt'-s, IL ANV"AS'A0o va" Wv
ton OF Judge Suipuiau.
A trial WAS begun yesterday III the United
States Circuit Court before Judge smriAau' IN tre SUI
of william r. Baldwin, assignee IN bankruptcy Z" IL D.
Ncloi. to recover from john Hea.on PERSONA rI'ic'c
valued ii 3,JJ1 con>r''S mostly 90 ''', '''.N ' -,
1t alleged ihat Tie property was COME! "a ~ '"y -
AM ia fraud Ol TIC bah"iu.' 49,, Utitt 49, ~ w
BANKRUPT. po;h kC4oI and TIE dei,h''i' ''io i-' 'i "
Putnam County, y. y.
Ia the s,iit of Jacob Weber against The CITY,
tied before Judge Van Blunt IN Ec Court o Common
Pleas Trial Term, Cc jGry yesterday awarded TAG i'.n
tF q verdict lor . So u.s. Flanp6'G claim WAS org
inaIy for S2l 47441 Tor repai lag md ss.mS CeIr'
.sia,l W - " . g, Se r,j.i .rs.,Id sn.ii
allowed him iI ;.i SiI0NJ, sat he Increase Was nV'
MD and he tutu s.,d igr Original c.dliH, Ices Ia
ai.o..Ai paid, a.o S1-anO, teSlGeh "a, rect lAo 'ei
act gives nun about salt hs c,-'n INA interest
T. N,,. ,r;.i IF p,. c.t;, az Nir,,,il c. Burke
IL ''iO 'i'' w - - ,,...t, ., Il
asa'nsl ,a'li'' I.' go ,.s d,,r.G
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w. a. -, n, ', t.,i.l - common H. g., i..1 4ei.
Mr. Bura' cFi-c' Ice "'ri-e' ,":af Wa ''"i- 49,
nee 0 i,F i..I'.' 90. W 80 ' , .tl Ills ,.,,..
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t'N' hV S"' a.. a.. o.. "a . nm. IN a.. t.,l..,
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q az N''-" - -.
The trldl az the e;llt 0l JOin Df1I3E '.dil'Ni
a., 49,, l,.,,-. ,,,n,,,,, ,s Illn ,..t..d,. b., for
v ~ ., d. ., a.. f, ....,.,. ANN.
Judge SlCi', .t ~tifi.V '.l.I i'it l.''' -"1 4'
GUS dn ti.,c. from Ncr-,o~l go B.c',s.r lua' 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27

With brokers' FIRMS some OF whose members "eio VI
~. tors oil the Pdciic Man Board -, A.,
N Don't va know tLat II was I'm consequence OF inc
ohutiuus ars ns from tbs TRANSACTION that tns uiS
49, We dc iycred after thosc revelations were htief
a. do not it, but think at the lhc IL Was 3D.
Questioned ~ Mr. Goodwin.
n VINO WAS the officer that directed the papers to be
acf,crrl tnat Nj RUFUS Hatch objected tOi A. Russch
sage President pro teg.p0re
The examination will be continued at 1880 a m.
Al. q.
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N!Grb!c ana Slate Hlantcl5.

EASONl s. l~DLA,
- GIEa& stsi.i,..E md GRANITE WOpEB.
itG b. - rHt to,i 81, near ilru"inny
Ncnrrnerts, H.utr!s, Alan. FFufos, ~ ny " alr','
amt nsuuscdicrr ia ilay Vl h'' "4'
WolE .,r4y dofclp.4uu.
.tTEMhET Slate, Marble, and " o0d hIntc!H
sew and cetsH d .lrnr, rang ~ - re ION EiV Wy
The tait no, dt will 20 and - " est .'i 81
w ID. &, a. &. kiCHOi>~.-2JO entirely new
W. drilrs Marble, rlat, ana MUd hGitrit hiaHu!''
"a " ~ Nturss Fence, Crates Nra't
NIuer WDes.. aud !e.sL send iUr Catalogue Z" '-
&C., opp Sic WORN t.
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Business Ciauets.

A GEN LFNAN of active habit, good social
! an burlu ia 49,, OOOt 30 capital, ana t'f'.i
arcplLiai, Ce.hts IriEi.i~i safe, respectful
Iltf4 I-h Its, u trgf.. ia tar uln's 90
,:rf. reruiy. EtIIts eort",Htal Artt'ts tlNli
NIL, Ifih4ur Once.
fNLE advertiser wishes to meet with Il parry
VIII invest one TuLGref ad tsfeitJ Two 1l"naAhd
(si76.uOU Doa.s sood IaJ g manufacturing busN'hs
AGafr,r bon L., TrJuns once.
rEHE UNITED STATES SENT NEARLl
THIRTY MILLION BUrlffIS cf CURS Ia GREAT
LIIAIN LAS! YEAR. FOI iIN Statistics o oar lorrSh
Tra'" srr TiiE TRIBUNE ALMANAC f,r 1870. Twenty
I'VE csntt. pns.pa "a; ave ior 81.
tt " nIH WILL PURCHASE LOT an!
tp OsVOU BuILDiNC- in tee sinple. rev 30 b.. p.
engine Lper. mscneIy, mif tKtur-. t,n-- wagons ,'
Ia rae tIr making IoutnY. Gnis, hrtI, CItflt'
wheat Graham Flour, cc. tobi trade r.iall she'd
4. EMORY, +. o. BOX 2JS. RAJ inOre. Nd
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DoGr0 ano Rooms.
Telc,Y Tnrrtennhh-at.

Telcw Pourteenth-et.
DYTRTlGEMENrS FOR THE NEW
"a YGHA TRIBUHE WIlL EE RECEIVED Al an"
UPTOWN OEIlCI-. No. t.-31 I.cA,!D... cor. .fi y
lisl.s., w $50 ~Sa Iv'py mri T.. coz. tgi'hi'yri
IiuIdaNc, to.ty cutiEL; at ,hc H.i.i.'.
OfsICE. 10 Psi 1h.Ilaye, ono luttts liiA
tsoniy UGrti -. narien Ss,Hgs IanA Budns ~ 10 y
~, a. rsguLar oris" rs-s
At 100 EAST lOflI-SG Pleasant furnished
~ ROOMS sngls connecting. win without b'At.Hi
fauIv p4vet, i.Iicu. .its house uad.Tn VIII AL Al
pTossu,rtJi i'ier'i.es
i PRIVATE FAMILY viii LET to ecntleDen,
~ without L0ar. Lfrgp. u'Fi'y furnished hlpNbNh
NALL Rooms si-'b ht,iag Fr9'o his rn'c iie
eXcligri. lENeis.sY rle, Aef loifl'chi s.
A PRIVATE family will RENT enc OF two
~ DOUBLE ROOMS, w.t. hoard for two ~ 81 nah
$40 containing all conivn!snees hroalNay His ~ - 't
mass the door PA Wet liti's, enIn"r NHrrfF If''
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