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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-05-10

The Minneapolis Tribune says the
mills Of that city already feel the effect
Of the European war, and that there is
scarcely a miller there who has not al
ready cleared a snug little fortune by
the advance in prices. 1t predicts a
corresponding activity in other branch.
es Of business as the war progresses.
If our farmers escape the grasshoppers
this year they will beyond doubt get 4
| good price for their grain. .-s. -:
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-05-10
MA CHIMES FOR DESTROYING GRASS
HOpPEKN.

Prof. Riley has issued a circular ask
ing for reports upon machines for de-
stroying grasshoppers. lie offers to
cooperate with parties who have in
vented such machines in getting plans
and drawings, and willassist in testing
them. lie invites those who wish to
have machines or measurers tested
which involve expense to correspond
with him. lie will refund postage ex-
pended in replying to his circular or in
forwarding specimens.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-05-10
POOR ORDERS ISSUED.

POOR ORDERS ISSUED.
j Chadwick relief for 81 weeks $50 90
} loots, relief for As weeks 76 90
A e Robinson relief of sick traveller S 90
Same, relief for Mrs Lee 600
G b LangdOn, boarding Austin 90
Moore 4 Smith, medical attendance on
9 Robinson, relief of H Wilmington S %
l. Kiml,all, relief goods for poor 6 IS
Martin Hciser, relief flour 500
Fl Grant. same 900
J Ora t. attending poor and insane Al o.
II ID Barber, medical attendance on poor IL 90
II Millington T. 90
Same, rcllci Of b + Tanner and Lang 90
Same, relief for l. C Cook and others 3 81
Same, relief for Vail, Millington and
Cook rs
Same, Cornell and Bloom 32
Condo, relief Of Dunn, Cook and 9th.
j IL Cornell care of Mc(;uire II q
A Robinson, relief of Mrs Carr 2 80
+ S Mills. freight OH relief goods 2 As
J Craft, attending MIR Scveys family 10 w
H l. LackOr, care and boarding NJ Nc
Guire II 10
G 0 Moore, medical attendance of II Mil
lington, etc 10 SO
NJ Heiscr,, relief supplies II q
A y Condo, relief entertainment paid s IS
] + Jones, relief supplies 10 81
G Langdoll, relief entertainment 80
J. Kimball. relief supplies 40 II
II l. IIlckOr, relief to Mrs Carr 2 so
w Madison. relief meats 6 81
| l. Hollis, relief entertainment 30
G Z Sutton, relief flour 81 IS
II J Grant, relief -four and meal 10 O5
Il Loveless relief entertainment 800
A RobinsOn relief furnished 2 50
j Il Day. freight on rel Il goOls 811
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-05-10
=. ''''.: Annual Il Statement
OF THE
County Commissioners of
Mobiles COuhtYs

Showing the Reeellt. .na Expen1i-
lures ofthe County Of Nebles froA
March 1, 1876, to Larch !,
1877, and also the Assets and
Liabilities Of said County
March 1, 1877.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-05-10
ROAD AND BRIDGE ORDERS

ROAD AND BRIDGE ORDERS.
James Gown, lumber for bridges OH Co.
road No. 10 in Little Rock As s.
Martin Heiser, spikes for Jack Creek
bridge AZ
Charles Drury, on contract for building
bridge across Gordon Slough and East
Graham Lakes outlet 325 O.
A Y Randall, bridge irons on county road
No. ten II &
John DeBoos. nails etc., for bridges, 4 81
Hastead T. Co., on bridge contract 95 Ok
James GOWN, lumber for bridges 129 e
A G Robinson, bridge work so
Z Chandler, Oh bridge contract county =,
road No. IL 135 q
Bennett g. Stone, lumber for bridges AZ 8!
n Safer, same Is IS
II Ludlow, nails for bridges 2l(
Mills, accepting bridge
Robinson, material and labor on Co.
road No. II 40 81
Otto Berreau, surveying county road II "a o.
Hewitt g. MARITIME nails for bridges O.
N i Miller, drawing bridgelumber O
Otto Berreau surveying county road Is n q
Z 3 l0vcless, bridge bolts 8.
H w kimball, nails for bridges / 3:
l n Safer, lumber for bridges Is Q;
A Z Robinson, bridge plans etc On
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-20

A ROMANTIC SroRy.-In the middle
of the winter Of 1888, fire broke out
in the female seminary at Limoges,
France. and spread with such rapidity
that it was feared all the inmates would
perish. Suddenly there was cry that
one little girl had been left in her room.
As the excited spectators were begin
ming TO pray for the unfortunate child,
. tall girl. with dishevellcd blonde hair
and flowing night dress. ran through
the crowd, aud with the shrek. I'll
save her." that rose above the sound
Of cracking timbers and falling mason
AIRY. dashed into the doorway. A loud
hurrah. that was prolongued to the echo
only tn be repeated again, attracted the
attention Of the devotees, and the pale
face girl was seen hurrying through the
flames with the terrified child. 4 few
days afterwards King Louis Philippe
sent the heroine gold medal for her
bravery, and captain in the French
army, who had witnessed the girls
pluck. begged an introduction. The
captain is now president of France. and
the brave girl Madame McMahon.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-20

SENATOR NYE AND HORACE GREE
LEY.--Here is an incident illustrative
Of one of Mr.. Nye's we'll known de-
fects. Just before Secretary Chase re-
signed tho Treasury in the summer of
1864, Horace Greeley, being in Wash
ingtoD. was asked who he thought
would be good successor to the i'm
portaut Office.
THE best man can think of. re-
piled Mr.. Greeley, lis Jim Nye."
''Ji,n NyeY You canno. meal it.
What ia the world is there to recon-
mend him ~
just this" answered the journalist.
I've known Nye for good many
years He's always borrowing money,
and I've never known him pay dol
lar back. Now, if he could be in the
Treasury, he'd keep borrowing money
IN his old way, while nobody could
ever get anything out of him. and the
result would be that the Treasury
would be full all the timc--and the
Treasurer would DO full too-and
things would go on swimmingiy."
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-20

"PARTIzAN JUpGEs. On meeting
Judge Swayne, If the United States
Supreme Court, few days after the
decision of the Electoral Commission
in the Florida case. Representative
Abram =. Hewitt. of New York, said.
"Judgc. isn't il painful 10 note the fact.
that The Judges OH the Electoral Com
mission do net rise above partisanship.
but uniformly vote upon party lines u
Tho Judge. assuming distressed ex.
preston Of counienaucc, but with n
merry twinkle in bis eye. replied /:
why. yes. my dear sir, 1t was sub
lect of modification To me, and have
seriously thought of demonstrating
with Brothers Clifford and Field on
that subject but yon know that would
be rather delicate matter for me to
do, and perhaps you haa better speak
TO them yourself. - Washington Star.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-20
THE DAILY NTELLICE\(ER.
Tuesday, March 20, 1877.
What is the Dearest ?

What is the Dearest ?
When youth in prime il,
What is the dearest:
Love maxing. hearts taking,
These are the dearest.
Wandering through the moon-lit
grove,
Whispering tender tales Of love,
Wearing garlands hight and fair.
For the dear oac's dark brown
Then when youth in prime is,
These arc the dearest.
When rnanhood's priine comes.
What il the dearest?
Gold making. notes taking
Tbese are the dearest.
Full Of prospects, schemes and cares
BUILDING for his bright young
heirs:
Seeking wealth. counting fame.
Coats OF arms, and ancient name
Tiias when manhood's prime comes,
These are the dearest.
When life Is waning.
What is the dearest
Faith steady. staff ready,
Future life the nearest
Dear 10 then the soft arm -chair,
Quiet home and hours Of prayer;
Humble hope of pardoned sin,
Faith ia heaven, and peace within.
Thus when life is waning.
These are the dearest.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-20

NEWSPAPER advertising is perma-
nens addition to the reputation of the
goods advertised. because il is perma-
nent influence always AZ work in their
interest.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-09
BEATTY
Piano and Organ.

There n no manufacturer Of rlanos and Or.
gans IN this or my oihtr country who las rc-
cciyci 20 innny unsolicited lhdoTsomoHis as iIHs
Mr. beatty. From every ElAio AMI Territory
comes tho snmo verdict: 'rTIioy hro tho bcAt IN
tho world" Illustrated hDYEIfI2ER, LCath'
beatty, Washington, Now Jersey. OCT
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aIIInnErr

CnrrCSiInnJrn
KEW YORK...AFrucy nf the ELk cfCNlif1rn'A
SAS FNNSCISCO.....Thr lauL q California
DS.,..".........,...Iho Alllnnc" i1ns'
urOlgrTE,
SAN FiASCIsCO, .TCssrs. ]. II. Latham & Co
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DRAW DIRECT q:
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE NINTH
j judicial District Gf tho StHin Of Nevada, IN
and for tho County Of EikO.
In tho innllor ~ tho caiaIo Of Timothy CAL
laIhan, deceased.
Notice f. hereby pIytn by Tho undersigned,
Administering 81 Tho abDvI named estate, To
tho creditors Of and all persons having claims
against SAIL deceased Ia exhibit them. With tl0
necessary vsuchcrn' Within ten m0hiha irMlh
tho frat publication Of this notice, 70 tho ul-
drTnlgnci. At hrr residence m SptuccmViit'
EJko County, Nevada.
MANY CALfAuHAN. Administrative.
November y, 1917. ho9't"
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$50 KNITTING MACHINE. 500

'JNHE MN BIcKFoRD FAMILY KNITTING
L. MACHINE. ali complete for $50. tor
mcrlowest price. $500 Delivered at any c1-
prrss Office III the L. 5. or Canada, free. on re-
cript OF Rrtstl price. Send for New pcsrr:p-
tive Circular. A splendid Chance for AGENTS,
one " Al ted in every Town. g Exclusive right q!
sale given FREE. Address 80 - ~.
RICkFoRD KNITTING MACHINE sLFi. CO..
a29 .-I;rattlc.lOro Vt
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notice TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN DY THE uS-
~ dCrslcnCd. administrator uf the estate Of
IvhU Wa'srr, deceased, to- tho cr"fitorS Of. aud
all persons having claims against. the SAIL de-
CC:scd. 10 exhibit them, with the necessary
NcushcrS. within ten months after the irst pub
licIlpu of this notice. TO the sld admit is!rator
3: his CG.ce, in t':c town OF LEO, ,oua,y Of
Eilo. AMI State Of Nevada. .'
y. L. JEFFERSON.
Adalinistrzter OF the estate of John Watson.
. dcCt5s,l.
Dated at Eiso. Nov. 9Th, 1877. moi ID
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-09

Receive general and "arciA dopoalla. subject
h. cheek nj sight or payable or Ertuin u ccrtI.
ncatc. Drag; ut 6ght. Ia coin or currency. on
Mex York, Sln Franc isCp. Sacramento, Salt Lake
Olly and MI htuliug towns IL tho stale Of Me-
vida. Max" either local az foreign collections,
for which remittance VIII bc Inni" immediately
on payment Discount Commercial papnr.
Mako advances on haze "r TChnod bullion. iIuY
aud DOLL Hulh, GIrrnbacka. Bonds and Sccurl.
lirS Of MI kinds
Iiuy aud fcll 10y Telegraph. through our nro.
kCts, any stocks dchn IN ny tho Han Francisco
slOct aud Exchange ilniTd. huh upon Tho usual
tvrIrA mud conditions: except that wO viii buy
Nnd POLL for CAHiI only. aud do not carry any
BtVCs upon margin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-09

-I-usCARGRA cOSSoLIDATI:O aIILL
! and Mining ComIluy. Location " priu-
cifai place uf huslncs- Fan rlnCisrG', CSiifnr.
asa. i3S"inn OF Esrss. TuscGrotI, lISo COun-
N0rIrE-T..Src are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, Ca account Uf AsesH-
incul Nc. ltlcNie'l oi: The Let day OF Uct.Grr..
i5fi, the several accounts act O2lsus'" the lIcs
OF tho req sstiyn snar.lln.lsEs. as folio Va:
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DAHKIHG HOUSE

NF II. y. TItEEMAN & co.,
ETEO. NEVADA,
NJ. 4. FREEMAN. hnnnErr
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SAN FRANCISC0aSI REpORT.

avi,1sTei isaIi1e.i!2a u. fliit!H< 4
aglit!uiazsHij aal- - 49, stsIe.u (
SAWED I'd - 3 p2EdsaI II . ~,
sEWEpTESpAIn;EEC. a.is5I,p.s,
.sncs SIT :aat5r5 iIi& hf. ~ s.i B.
30 Z saa,iET-T
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FLAGSTAFF fAInE.

N'0TIE--N \ NTiTiSH held ~ THE
N claim owners rf III" Flagstaff niHO rep
r.--nii!'a mr. 'riiy OF the feet ii:"rr"f a. WIN.
NJ. S!Ifiptas' uiIS0. r'tubur VIII. 1911. nssrsS.
msnt no. u vac irEI;d Ia the cum al ten cent? ;.
I.rr ;o't for Ihc ruFpOi" "t doing ia" asHS--
in"nt work ter uiu year hi. the san" l,syahis
inlinc!ia:, y In q. :. gold ruin to John :. May
huch AMI il billings. who arc authorized To
crl!,c: atl cNrr:'i iI.u sArnr UPoh tho InInc.
OcII.tf. ~ GTlcr or Meeting.
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BELlRQUERT NOTICE.
7 .reCAtonA cnSsnIInAr1:n ,1I1.L

= i-:I i-ssisasE!. .Es.-'E, g.
,.g.s .,..-rr,..s.' -s---.r gr ...... S..
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And in accordance With law, anu an order Of
the i!ca:d II Directors. made on the FIRST day
Of OCTOBER, 1877. so many shares OF each
laftcl of r'IciI s;,ck NJ may be necessary. will
be sold At puOiic auction. VI tho nilcc Of tho
CrHiIany. No. i0l Montgomery street, San fran
cise3. Cal. on SATURDAY, thn FIRST day OF
DLOENDi.N, 1915, 1T tho heir of o'clock y.
II. Of raid day, to pay saId delinquent asEcnJ.
m"A thereon, together with costs g! advertising
arid cxngugUS Of E4ls.
'. il. II. LAED, SecrS tary.
6rrIcE. 4ci Montgomery Etreyi, San frlncseo.
Cal. -. nI2fd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

PANAMA, April 1.-The most important and
about the only since the departure OF the last steam
er il the return of the Daren Exploring Expedition 10
Panama ON the 18th inst. Tie Star aud HeraId OF the
10th says this subject:
It's with great pleasure publish the following letter
from H. LIcen \. b. NyGe, commander OF the I,aren
Fyuorug Expedition, wherein he makes the highly sat
sfdrt0ry statement Of his having arrived at the convc-
lion thai the international Canal VIII soon DC made
tlruugD Colombia provided there Is no ok OF faith ana
ucI scycring support intelligent public We con-
aratulate NJ Wyse Ind the exploring party on the I'M
ncf success of abors, and tie coinercla world
a. large and Colombia IN particular On The prospect OF
nm e3ry realization of the great canal project.
Lieut. Bonaparte Wysos letter, dated Panama, April
IA. is as follows
While thanking you for the courteous sympathy when
Won have repeatedly extended TO MS, allow me o correct
The conclusions which you appear TO have eached IA ex
pressed in par dIap published In the Engish columns
of your iouna Of this date No one can give complete
Indications regarding tht abOrs we have performed De
cnse OF the manner in which tney have been conducted
Aside from ia the managing committee nave reserved
10 themselves the right of getting the earliest lnotn
lion about bOrs and the results, not yet reached o.
our ralclaions with stringent orders not to publish
ANYTHING whatever. Meantime may III general terms
exiresa INC absolute conviction nave arrived a from
Le several surveys that have been carried through Inc
Canal will DE made, ana that through
Colombian territory, II Intelligent pubic Goes not
withhold its faith aud pccunaTy energy from such
grand enterprise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27
EXCITED AND FEvERIsH MARKETS.

The markets continued excited yesterday
and The dealers in produce and cotton particularly
watched the early from Europe aud the West with
great anxiety The -four market is still excited and most
grades hed higher. Wheat active and held at
high prices. THIS il claimed to be caused much by
short crop Of wheat in the West by the large orders
which have been received from Europe 1t is said that
many mills stopped owing TO the scarcity OF wheat
il ia claimed by the dealers that -four has advanced
per cent within the past few days. Lard active and
higher than the day before and though pork excited
the opening the prices broke during the day and fell
had the effect to deIIess the Lye pool market.
Prices OpOnod weak III this city aud aerWari strength
ensd mus, nut iell Oh again the closing prices being
20 points lower than tho closing prices Of "Wednesday
Contracts sold below spot cotton, ard the sales for
Arrii lower than ;hey have been since October
1881 and than ia 1857. for April clio sed
4 ll0Ioo. spot cotton offered from liz to LIS
,s than the quotation. II The general iEpres-
sion that many failures would be reported from Liver
poo before the market became stable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, April 20, 1871
The Department Of State has received information that
there was presented to Capt Clifford Of the whaling bark
Young Phoenix of New-Bedord, at ST. Helena, on the
10Th of March, by His Excellcncy the Governor OF the
Iand silver carei-tug, awarded by the BRUSH Gov
rrnment IN acknowledgement; OF his services to the SUR
yiyOrs Of the late ship strathmore Inc claretJng'
which is said to he exceedingly handsome bears l IO
lowing Inscription: Presented by the BRUSH GONefl-
meni TO Capt d. L. Clifford master OF the American snip
Young Phoenix. III Acknowledgement OF his humanity
aud kindness the survivors or the snip StrathbOre,
Dundcc, which was wrecked on the CIOLct isIdhuS
the lst Of July, 1870"
Ex-President Grant has been the recipient OF many
evidences of high regard from citizens of Washington
during his present sOOurn here. This afternoon receI
tion WAS given 10 him at the residence Of the Rev Dr.
Newman 10 was fully attended by members OF thc con-
creation OF the Metropolitan Church, at Whlcn Gen ana
Mrs. Grant had been regular attendants durng iG P ~
eight years This morning the ex-Presldeht VisIuu
Bradys gallery where Photographic picture OF ulih Was
taken Tie distinguished visitors Will remain IN inns
city put saturday evening.
The Costa Rican Minister, Mr. Peralto is gentleman
so well known and esteemed in Washington that it is
hardly necessary to say that the story a. Published III
some papers in regard to alteration with hacknan
I'm BALTIMORE is exaggerated ana untrue III dts star cchts
and details TIE trouble which really occurred arose
from Mr.. Pcralto's inability 10 speak English
Ex-senator Cragin and his clerk leave to-day for the
Hot Springs in Arkansas They will be joined there by
cN.Gov Siealns OK Florida and eyRcwesentatiye john
Cobmrn OF Indiana, VINO form the commission aIlohtu
10 IN" value OF Tue Io Springs pFupeAtJ anu '
divide IL into lots
Count foyos the Austrian Minister to-day called upon
Assistant Secretary of State Seward and accredited to
him Cbcvaar Ernest Won Tayera Charge q Anaiccs.
Count IOyos viii shortly return to Europe on leave oi
absence.
The President to day signed the Commission OF Henry
Efcrscn OF Wisconsin to be surYeyorGeneFal OF Dakota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27
TEIEGRAY1IC NOTES

BLoohINC roN, IN, April 26.-Ebenezer Stout, for
years identified wiz the early political history Illinois
United sEice today al his residence by taking ludanu
TRENTON, N. j., April 26.-The Grand Jury of the
United states adjourned today They found twelve bills of
Indictment including those SomeTNlle for
stealing and altering United States bond from small TO
heavy amount
POTTsvILLR, Penn, April 26-While workmen
were hosting Of BeechWOOJ mines near ST. Clair
yesterday the Iope broke permitting loaded plunge
back the mine. VIM. struck aud
Las since died from his injuries.
BALTIMORE April 26.-In the United States Cir
Court today If Nnrtaueh
against the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company 10 TO-
cover damages for Killing her In August last
brouel III In q verdict for the plaintiff for q, 800
WASHINGTON April 26.-SecOnd Lieuts. A. Larke.
10th Infantry, and Orlando l. Visiting Esd Infantry have
Heap Corps Engineers has been ordered proceed
port H. L. and report for duty TO Major q. X. Wsiren
ST.. LOUIS, April ga special dispatch to Ihe
recommending the passage Of the Texas Pacific Railroad
feiTessntaves this State 10 vote for H. almost uaal
uously passed both houses VI The Les isatus to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27
II there nothing further in regard to this, again re-
turn my appreciation OF your kindness
CHANGES IN THE SERVICE.

.'AsHINGrON, April 26.-The AttOrney-Ien-
had long consultation today with several officers
and carefully examined the roll Of United states deputy
marshals assistant United States attorneys and others
employed by marshals and attorneys with a view TO re-
ducng the number of assistants as far as possible IL
has been found that there larger number OF officers
employed in districts than there Is need Of ana
considerable saving he effected by reduction OF me
force At the last session Of Congress over S4Ooooo
appropriated supply deficiency In the expenses
OF the United States courts and every effort will now DO
made to have the expenditures low possible Win
egard to that change is impending In the once
of United States Treasurer, 1t is known that Mr. Wyman
who has quite sick for several weeks has frequently
nmated intention II resignng but thus lar MS lu
chnaon retire from the oc" OF Treasurer mas tkcu
detute shape In the OF vacancy in that once
Mr. Gillian the Assistant Treasurer who has nlled sew
eral responsible positions In the department. Is
likely TO succeed to the Office Ths Is however ot e
rived from Official quarters. The indications are that
Secretary Sherman Is DESTROYS that MI Wyman Shall Ie
main In mis- present office.
There authority from the Executive Mansion tor tne
that has been decided upon for the po
sition Of Minister Russia. The name of Wayne Mac
this topic Mr. MacVeagh is considered by the fresident
and the Cabinet eliGiWe gentleman 1or any
great trust Sut, up to this time 1t Ia not oicay IN
tmated that be VIII he invited t. take the Russian mis-
sion and present the probabilities are tnat nc WI" NC
rendered some other position. $500 -,
Several important changes in addition 10 those al
ready reported, will probably be made In the Treasury
Department the LIST of May soon after IL Is re-
Ted that important bureau position Will De gwen
To a prominent Southern man, and also to prominent
man from the West order to provide places for these
genten en-, the Fourth and Fifth Auditors will probably
be transferred to other positions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27
RECEPTION TO SECRETARY EyARTs.

rRoN THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUsr.l
ALBANY, April 26.-A reception i'll honor of
Vim. NJ. Eyarts was given by Mr.. Cowdin TO night 10
proved to be the most brilliant and endearing entertain
ment gwen this Winter IN Albany. The paElors Of Con-
gress Hail. in which it held, crowded through
out the evening with members Of the State Government
the judges Of the Court OF Appeals, members OF the
Legislature, and distinguished citizens OF Albany. The
Governor Governor, Secretary OF State and
Controller not present Mr. Cowdn, his guests en-.
tered introduced them to MI Eyarts, who very cordially
greeted all AT the left OF Mr.. Evarts stood
Church of the Court OF Appeals, who. at Mr.
request assisted him in receiving the guests This OF
the ChotJustice deprived the reception VI any political
signlncance-a significance which some persons had
ehdeavored to attach TO IT, Tie reception attended
by equal proportion Of the Republican and the Demo
cratic members Of the Legislature Among the guests
present were Chancellor J. V. l.. Pruyu, Gen. r. H.
Pruyn, the Hon. Martin I. Townsend, Chauncoy II.
Depew, md James .. Putnam Of Buffalo.