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PEACE. OK Jy.fR 4?
Constantincpic Agitntcd- -Bi.mnrcs Declaring
for the Russian Propositions.

LONDON, March ij.-Thc Times Pari- dcs-
patch sm.: "Grent ~ tation unlIcstion1hly
prevails a' C1ns,anuu,ple. III, recall of Md
hat Pa~'n anl wnr with Russia -.'n dominant
amon, tn confused domInl- OF tn popula 20.
Grave complications arr appreh 'uded.'
Vienna eprre- -p1nlent says Montenegro a.
q rul. ms been such q c3rrect baron etar of
n Russian policy that it i..nlt surprising the
tflr disposition sh" now ;h ,w- 80 aNate h'r
cXug- rH,cl aomanl excite suspicion that she
h'., been ordered to sian 1 firm. This suspicion
mNy. however. hr unbound a. From all a.
g. UNITS il az pears thN tn " 1utene-rins eon-
-iier taoir manl- not only H. justified 10y
their NIL. ilry success. hui oven u moderate. so
that j. would r'gu.r. OUTSIDE" ~ --ura pariiru-
lurly ou toe iri oi ku~sIl To- n4Ako them ahatr
fA''r lr t.t.-.'As. " 4,'"n"sr1- ho' nn- out
H.. would Dee D., ta erah.y certain symptom tlat
rA VI '- .uw lls,''~ says" Tn. Euel,-h rgop-
havir. lail u toth4 gr uud. Russia believed
that ~u ia = pl1n w,ulI nece.sitatr conia t.
grrly coercion IT, Turkey Jill not turn the pro;
hat'on1ry period t. account germany and
| other ,wrl- have no wish 10 sign an ngr"'-
mont which Nigh, nyoys Joint expedition To
insi (, frian,!,y r,scrtion in Il Rim, which has
rr..saur'i m that tn cinliratipn uf Christian
right, Is Oous.dernd u n.rc c9sty In Germany rs
well - in Russia. n. Ign iueN ~ informed
1 tnni G.rhWny, 10 p."s"rN" the aiiIun'' 81 th'
thr,. Enp.rprs W ,uld cn liavpr 10 persuade
Au-irla 80 .. conl1ln.ly with Russ -, or, -, any
in the ci nj Of war. Germany woull,
moreover, oni"avor 70 maintain ug
/ would Mt -lt0ts to dr'lar' that Rus, ia was
acting on h.hsii % Europe. AMI she wgull
| strive 3, in 'u'' thr 9th e powers e. take ik"
Wow Gtruany. while auuoun ing this policy
/ declines 90 uni 'ri .k' any ~ -oiu'" -u1rani"
/ r-lat.y- q, the fu,ur,. IN NOR so as shn doc
! lH' fHt = a N j
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MORE IyTEsTIGITION U.iNTED.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury said
20 he the Ragged Edge.

WASHINGTON Mhrcn lo.-lhe new Au-
mnistration is likely to have IT, full share of
inv, -tigatons before long There is n rumor
this evening that Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Conan, j. dan ,erou-y mixed up in
the frauds recently discovered in the payment
OF back registered bond interest on forged let
ters of attorney and by tn purchase Of claims
outright. At the time one or two arrests were
made md the business WIS broken up
II looked extremely dilirult Tor such a
thing to hc going on without Commits knowl-
edge. and sherman II rcpOrt"di ip have inlnrtlh-
Charges against Indian tummi-s lpntr Jphn -.
Smith have hr"u lail before Carl : hur1 10y
Jnm.s Taylor. agent iur the tn"rOk"r
band in North Carolina. carl ; 'hurI da-
rlarai himself unable t1 ait nj tu tIrm at
pros MT AMI Il t"rrrd their consilerati On
until the affairs OF the drpartm' M ar"
more settled. Tho 'iilcations relate t. thu
lur has. Of suppl - and 10 u" mInngemr mt
and disburs rmvnt Of the funds belonging 70 the
Cherokee Indians. the general chursrs being
corruption and in'omput'n s. SWiil has 50
far borne "A good reputation. AMI lhoorti To-
reform IN" bureau. W. VI. Gro-yenor ~ip Dee the
chief clerk of the department. hut hc has given
out that he I, anxious 10 g'i tt The head oi u"
ur --ins these charges t. get rld Of smith,
THIS appointment of Gru-v0nur. II made, VIII
De- taken 10y all ~. Louis people n thr hight -
evidence Of the itrrminLion. Of the Adnnnis-
trution to inaugural real CiNll Service rrl"iln
for Gro-VtuOr has an VnNinhlr reputation
among his old u'qunlntun''- lof hl-h notions
| IN T. gard 10 all prcuniary transactions.
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expressed his opinions freely as ts the pros
pets Of the markets. hut they seldom were able
70 discover enough Of what be was doins 10 lol-
low him inicligently or piontally.
Mr.. Kingan'- family relations were vcry,honpy.
About four years ago he married an lhilnh-
apolls lady. who bore him his hrst child only i,
week before his departure. Unto his marrin3c
he had hcen member of the Travsllers OlnD,
in which he was very, much liked: a, Atar I,n Ils
and spent his leisure hours. in the society oi
his wife. The news Of his death has not yot
been c9mmunicnted 70 her. MI ,n.,,s, on
The. holy Of James kngan was resumed az
Wcldtord to-day. Tho witnesses oxamlnfd
between Truro and Moncton, on Monday :
Moore conductor Of the Pullman cur
tween Mon ton and 0Hen, rs3,x1y hG',rC Dr.
Dolcrty DNidson's ovi! !ence showed mat dc;
ceased actnd strangely He seemed uneasy ana
'C,onS@4G"rr 4Gr Moore said tho icceascd man lay
in his berth part Of the time with his clothes on.
and observed TINT he was very nervous.
man an ns DI,i'S follows. About ) feet inches in
height. vii developed. fairly proportional,
found, right arm broken h,twccn the
shoulder .end elbow rather nat irracturIf ,lI
Ivy sharp instruments found two similar cuts
/ fonni two similar cuts on the inside OF the
were about three and a quarter inches long, but
none deep enough TO touch the artery or blood
ier leg: the pants and drawers were
torn over the airasion, and liiilO blood
was on tho outside of the pants. There
wore NJ cuts on the shirt or coat to cor.
considaraN. blood on both 81 rts neNl
the throat The head was nearly severed
from the. h"y hy q manglel md tori
s,pera'cd; also mos, o, the muscles o
thn. thc thront hnl been cut by some sharp in
-irument, commencing from under th'
Tn ear. onl extending t. the RICH
ear, Tho windpip' was badly monglnl
/ hDavy iutte pressing on the mock: am not tunl
/ Is positive whether IL was cut by n sharl
| iu-trum nt rs the throat WAS -ohpnV.ly hruist
H. &, ciiurr hl trac' of any cut: con-idc
/ t1ut the hrtus . ia ia neck an splnr wuuh
| cNusc inst mt death, the cuts inthc throat prObu
/ l.y il ten minutes.
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FORIIGN APPOINTMENTS.
Mr.. Hayes Too Bu.y with Other schemes TO
Revise the Diplomatic List.

WAsriNGTOS. March 15.-Thcrc is the hcst
authority for repeating tho U.s. 'rtionS already
made. tha, Hayes docs NOT propose 600 revise the
list of foreign appointments at present. The
settlement If the southern question and the
opening " the policy of the now Adininsira-
tion occupy all his time and attention and he
has none to devote to these additional matters I;
nor is it necessary. now that il appears 10 h"
certain TINT IA" S'nat' Will hf back in tn
weeks FOR an extra session. Al lcnst ihni Was
the view taken at the Cabinet meeting to-day.
In the interval nearly two thousand Offices he
come vacant. and in dealing ont the appointing
power Hayes intends to devote hims II 10 MI
Ing IT," Naeun les caused ly those lIpSed COM
MISSIONS. lIe annrun ed to-day his uur-
pose ul Intending tp arrive. through his
consi tut .onal advisers. at tn chara' tor and
AitHlnWH ui- % every man whom hr
appoints in the caS' of these VI 'annic~ without
paying much attention t. recommendations.
H. obtain time To- DO this. action upon these va
cun'i.- will probably l' cNt"nicd through six
months by permitting tn previous incunbents
T. hold over. All this VIII probably form part
of tn" civil service reform that Evar- aud
hurz ARE hntchins. and ther details were not
prepared IA time for ih.- uli"rn) BON : session.
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THE TLiTBrsH IyrEsTiGiTION.
Two rhysicinns for Nearly 200 Patients
Nurses Tnken Without Examination.

Al the Kings County SUPERVISORS invcsti-
CATION into the alleged abuse of Oeilyia Waiter,
IL patient of the Fmlbush Insane Asylum. who
died as her brother charges. Of injuries re-
coiycd there. DR.. James +. \. Blanchard. the
Superintendent. testified that there were G93
patients in the asylum. with but two physirians
To- attend thcm. There We're but two nurses t. n
ward. although there Wore forty patients IN
some wards. some of th"m violent The nurses
were never examined as to their fitness tor the
position. They n"Vor put strait inch o.
ON. except by orders Tho Doctor fused. point
blank. To- answer lu"stons as 10 his own ilnl, $
said that his Diploma was answer enough IL
admitted that hr had never studied brain dis
eases until he was appointed Sup"rint ni, nj.
Dr j. u. W"liin-. Assistant IhhsirlAn
also refused t. answer gn"-i ns, tomh-
in- his competency. H. ass ued that Miss
Waiter hnd roreivol the best oi attention. Mrs
Mar-ar, Powers tn" nurse accuse "' iil-tltat-
lng Alir- Nali T, sWpr" ihW inr' hNd h"'n n'
ill-lrratmrnl. When Ernest Waiter called 10 sec
her he WAS Intoxicated
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FRED DOUGLASS IN OFFICE.
MiDE M fRSHIL or TIE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIi BY MR. H.fIES.
The True Inwnrdness Of the Appointment =
Civu service Doctrines Discarded-Wiu
Democrats Vote for the Connrmationf

Democrats Vote Tor the eonufm"uohF
WAsuINaToN March 15.-Thc nomination
of Fred Douglass to be Marshal of the District
of Columbia is a sop to tho negro Ccrberuses.
The funment Of the promises made to South
crn Democrats before and since Hayes was ic-
gay made President will necessitate the prac-
teal abandonment by the Republican party Of
its boastod guardianship of the wards of the
nation hence II was necessary to single out two
or three conspicuous negro politicians III Wash
ington and give them positions of some inn
portance. in order that the old abolition
sentiment at the North might not be
shocked too severely by the new Southern
policy of the party. Fred Douglass Is better
known Mt the North than 10 is to the Southern
negroes. Indeed the great mass OF the blncks
south of the Potomac have never heard OF him.
and the few who have know him moro rs one
of the commissioners OF the swindling Freed
mans Savings Bank than MS the eloquent orator
OF their own race who contributed go largely to
awaken Northern sympathy for the poor slaves
at the South. But before even this sop was
thrown to Northern abolition sentiment a
distinct understanding was had with Douglass
that he was not to claim the ancient prrrOgtiNc
Of the Office. that of standing beside the PreSi-
dent on all state ~ wei rs on all other public
occasions and present all visiting strangers,
distinguished and Othcrwis" 10 tho Chiri
Magistrate. From time whereof the memory oi
t1e Mashingtonlnn rum th hol TO tnr '2ulrtiy
| the Marshal Of the District ot tolunibin mas
| been considered one of the household officers
of the President, the Lord High Chamhcrain of
! the Republican Court. This honor Is not 20 hc
accorded to Fred Douglass probably out of re-
! spoct To- the feelings of the lat slave drivers who
! are expected to flock - the Whit, IT, nv to pay
! their Respects TO Republican Pr"@d,nt, ana
! receive at his hands the Offices from which the
| ignorant plantation darkeys and thieving ear
pct -iaCgera are 10 he driven. II Is sal that ths
! arrangement is satisfactory To Fred Douglas.
| Frri. ike the average politician has his eye on
| thp main chance, and was willing To iprrgu IN.
honor rolu site for the sake of the substantial
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Have awakened n remarkable degree Of pop
ular interest %, INTRODUCING lines o imported AMI nr-in'
STYLES IN mems boys and chilrons cloihius that are
new, novel; aud decidedly elegant Among them are the
Alexis spring u,ters Tor ,cuuomcn The new spring over
sack, are selected ca,,imercs motuns AMI French coat
nss dress anl business suits of west o ENGLAND cloths.
Engsh and French worsted. icots, En,lsh sirpc cas-,
smeres blue aud black che>ios plaid ani check cass
mcres &c. Ac.
Boys and chiirens garments combining taste and
style Of maeral selected Tor true value Rogers, feet
GO of IS7 Broadway with branches in Brooklyn and
Baltimore are the recosn1,d authority Tor the best
STYLES aud prices and arc the popular cloers ol
New York city-Aiv.
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RnryDri1Ioy IN Nonrn ciRoLINi.
= Candidate for the Lieutenant -Governorship
showing his Party's Bland.

The committee appointed by the bond
holders Of the state Of North Carolina TO visit
that State and endrayor to bring about settle
mcnt Of the bonds. now nine years in default.
reported yesterday. They found thu Oni,'rs Of
the Government AMI the people. even the mer-
chants apatheic rs 10 the payment Of the debt.
The people are too poor. they said anl cannot
live under an incrcnse Of taxation. Coy. V ance
H. inclined t. be- non-committal. but. on the
whole. hc j. willing t. nid in nny rensonnlle
plan for q seit.m.nt TA poor whit. amt
n majority of tn nnero' are r'pudi-
ators; AMI the Republican candidate for
Lieuirnanl Coy rnlr in tie last CANVASS
up"uly declared tor rcru ligton. leu. WIS muz-
Hird hy his friends an y nnN or two public
speeches. Th" newspapers ~ morally are neu-
tral on the subject hut wi T. an opinion is cN-
pressed il L. almost always ilr reputation.
one newspaper op ny aNrr~ that iil' stat" j.
legally and morally aisolved from indrhrdnr 50
10 men who hur' arms ugailst h"r, or aided in
the war that ruined her. lhc committee hope
thai the L".i-lHiurr may appoint commission
10 confer with hoHdhoidcl-. and recommend an
honest pay ncrt of the State Lrlt
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs MERE AND THERE BY TIE
SUNS REPORTERS
Betsey Williams. CreduIity-How Henry Full
Ter Contrived to Describe her Husband MI.
nutely and Get her Confidence aud Cash

Henry Fuller. a negro. was on trial In tho
Court Of Sessions. Brooklyn. yesterday Tor obtaining
money on falsc pretcnces from Betsy Williams former
plantation slave living iOi Concord street by repre-.
scnn, that he her cousin and that had her
husband In Charleston. $ e. ani had brought her
from him asking him TO send her all the money shc
could raise he was about 10 purchase lot Of land
The testimony showed that while Fuller searching
tor lodgings he met Isaac HnIsaNe who told him Oi Bet
scy Williams lie asked about her learned that she was
living Alone her husband being in Charleston and that
the husband was short man. with gray wool and
pleasant face. Mrs Williams testified. " Dis man sed he
Robert Hammond AMI tote mc that he ran OF to
Caliiorny when he boy and that he had come back
TO make AMI my 'usbanl comfortable. You see ho
asked me fust what INV ladders name war. and den hc
sail he wasmy cousin lie scrbed my husband to me
purict said he short black man, viii pleasant
face. and said, OATS him. Den he tUle Inc my hus
band had sent by him to get all de money had ka,e hc
going TO buy lot ami dis man said dat he was
gwine 10 build house on 1t to make Us all happy Igavc
him sii5o, all de- money could raise The case was
adjourned until to day to amend the defence
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Disturbing Peter Dw,er,. Mission.

Mrs. Peter Dwyer appeared before Justice
Murray yesterday %, complainant against two persons
who l.iurhci her hu,aii, mission meeting In Barrow
stiret ou "Wednesday c,snns The, talked mlcconty IA
l4.' .lr ,i I'll 30 vnu huv D. was lri "a y" iusiica
Mui4f lsh,d. NJ, pNYtt answered that slo had liVcd
WIfh Irish isisluI- Tie nr!.unrr, .aii tlt II
h.tI. 1cn tH tim! rilcl n.n. heinz good C.thocs to
show ih. ~ CONT nqt for icf,uD+ Justice Murray IN
torn .iit II nut tif'l 81. amt put you cash AII-r
sl.ulp l,l, stand committed ia months
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Ep,o,nlna Music ON \, Pa,rick's Day.

Argum mt was heard by Justice Pratt in
Brooklyn yesterday the return VI the order to show
cause why the St Patri,k's Muiual Alliance should II
he euoined from paying out money Of the society TOT
music 81 Patrcks Day Tho counsel for the pct.
TONER Michael Traynor held that according 10 the con-
situtOn 1t unlawful TO devote. for such purpose,
money intended Tor charitable uses The poor people,
moreover didn't wish I" march after German hani
taut iaal' pauih efforts at i1. music, nnd was moro
apt 10 strike up Die Wacht an hhen than 81 rat
ii Day IN the Morning TIL" par1its hud be uis
continued IN Sew York because the, detrimental 10
Tie sooct, ani the petitioner said that the nssocauun
In Brooklyn wa lClns run hy two or three men Tor pQ
cal purposes The order was opposed ny the couh~t nr
ult sixty members OF the Grand Council o the society
who voted 10 incur the expense. The decision was ~
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Hot1uhil'S rtr rAtcE


WAaHlNpf,N, Mueh Is Tic opnoirt-
m ut oi q o..;, i. B,Hr,l q, h' I'll Cmn,--
ai.u.rt1 }. .0.sr ihe N'.-.l Siln'.- i9a mis-
jraue. Iuo revised %t.,ut7 have hrop
lll.l , suii 'nty already, ana tps., ,ano'h .r
h o,npe,eut at work on them il really too bad,
f. Is wll known that th' nw, has, been
IS .,or.eu.li!y gut Un t4r Revised N.Htut =, and
s..e oi tle an rt. 1na whi i'h wri1 nude rN-
c.trl suspicion o. .oih ty IN oOnn.rl ON
o. .rewltI. In many instances n" original
iut-utiou of tha l.W- was completely chang 'd
hy thr omr-ion or addition OF worda' m ire-
qun.tly gr at.r power WIS conferred upon
courts un1 *, utire on rrs than Congress oyer
intended they shoull have. II WAS hoped that
some really comp t.nt ani pan'taklng lawyer
might b. appointed for tho important work OF
correcting iNusc errors. Every lawyer knows
that Boutwell, has 10 On2eliy or alm,tnbllty
for the work, and thus the $1,000 salary 10 be
paid him Will be practically thrown away.
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Iniuiry in the Office u the Astor estate failei
10 elicit any almi,on that there has been material re-
du,ln ia the rtEts %. aN ui the A,ioi property though
the tenant, have all aons been demanding ami expecting
the reporter wa. informed that tho decline ia the rents
oi m.IIuc.i hou~s has hrrn uou TN 90 niiern per
cent low last year rates ant o low pri ed houses
a,ciHs, u ave itrr ni Another fH.I estate agent .hi
ta r ' iu.i To- i class house ior 500 that fent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-16

Jay Goull, William B'ldon. anl Henry Bel
don resigned heir scat, m the NrW NuiA opru bliii u
Brukor. yesterday II - understood mat THIS Is pre-
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Webster aud WIZ.

VIM. Webster OF 5l3 West Forty-nnh street.
whohai h,ed with his we, Anne. ior nearly hAlf ecu.
ur,. was before Justice Murray yesterday. on charge
uf nhanlonn. Ir sai that IA. wic had threatened
lnur ltuus irui HIM Wl iis hf u,icrn, and
that would rather lump into tr Nuiti river than i've
with her The Justice required Aia t. lgy hs wLe -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-16
Encouraging to the Unpaid Railroad Men.

The Legislature ofNaw Jersey recently passed
l,w providing for the immediate payment by the re
ce'er OF the New Jersey Central Railroad of the overdue
wages V its employees, amounting to fibl,Up fuinoi
having been circulated that the stock AMI bond holders
would tehst the payment senator Albeit 10 u maj he
application tO-aN 10 Chancellor Runyun ior order
directed To the receiver the stockholders. bondholle
aud all other persons IN interest 20 show cause why e
lhed with
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Mr.. Nogus. President fthc New Jersey Board

of PilOA said yesterday that. upon the receipt
hy his loard of Mr. Bluut'- c1milunieat.ou.thcy
supposed. Of course. that the 'irfion of %
mO0ring ground for this ilest hy ;ar New ork
Comm --ioners had boon sanction 4 hy Capt.
Tinker the Captain of the Port. who as sole
control oi that branch of hnrhor poty. hut that
aiterward learning that this was not the fat
they dropped the subject.
The Captain of the Port had an interview with
the Cons -General and Admiral Boutnkon yes
t"rlav. AMI IL Wis decided tina, the ilrot. which
cOusl-'s Of only three vessels. shall anchor oil
tl. Battery
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One Thousand Dollars for sIander.

Thomas II. Tunson was formerly superin-
tcnicnt for william A. Camp, a grocer. lie applied to
Park rlford for employment ami Camp told them that
Tum,ons account wis several thousand dollars short
Tunison sued tor SlODO damages for sanier Camp
defence was that what he said was privileged Iuhson
obtained verdict Of Sl,DoJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-16

Fredcrck Hammond found an infant almost
r6fcn ~ death the si0npat ~ East l2 street trs
hiiay fru,d To ITS clothing wa, mothers prayer
that the htlc one might be provided Tor
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l. 'eiv'r Ia'hrnpof tho New Jrrsny Central
!, I."r l., uIl"n.ei ueH f.t1j jeu i-... a's.'.aHt
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J01lIAo> .inOrr YODN

C,ll'r. northwest Co., King +, WalucI. slu'A-
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NO W.iR UITH RUSST.f.
Secretary Hunts Dinerencc with Consul
Gcncrnl IlndI.co ENlArn.iy DroppcA

A new phase Of the Blunt-Bodisco i'm
hroElio was developed yesterday 10y the un-
earthing Of the following corr -ponlcnsc be-
tween the amablc Secretary of the New York
Pilot Board and the Commissioners Of Pilots Of
NV J,gsay:
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Cutting Down Miner, Wages.

WILKEsnARRE. Pa. March l5.-Charles Par
r,h under his to mine coal Tor the receivers Of
tho Leigh and wilkcshaire Company has reduced the
miners wages fifteen per cent Tile miner, have stopped
work and Nill huli meeting In morrow 20 protest
against the reduction Ih"N also ask tor guarantee
from Mr. Parrish that tAey shah h. pal tor their work
II the latter Is done they Will probably submit 10 the re-
duCtOl
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SCHENECTADY, March l5Mrs. Mary Dun
ham Gleu,e died last night al the ase VI 10 years
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For invalils. the Chateau Lagarosse clarets
are pure, tonic aud suens thenins Nietor l. Mauser
New iork-AIV
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Who killed John Camsrona-Adu.

Mnltby's oysters are b st and cost less than any
food in market New York Depot, 4i Harrison t-Ais
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\ sAirm,.h Win the nailroad Gang.

WAsHlNtroN March ~. -~l'r,onl- of Senator
LOGON iNHf d, Wuit llHf. 90 i.ui tl., ul.ll!
ta'hel than ugt,ptH tutrisn HppN N.uimrnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-15

DILLIARDs.-A Eixe BILLIARD TABLE FOR sALR
Dcheap for Pin Pool and Fixtures complete. sol
UIh
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-18
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE To JACOB HAHN, CO.OwSER IN
IN the ilosc Nlnc; You arc hereby notlhod'
A. owner Of a nnc.fontih Interest In tho ltoso
Mine, niIuaieh IN Rock Creek Mining District,
Elkn County, ktata NJ Nevada, that u ~ tho
expiration Of Ninety days after tho publication
of this notice. y0n x III have fsilcd 10 contribute
your proportion 10 tho annual expenditure
1871. az required by Tho Act Of Congress. MP.
proved March Inib. 1879, and amrndmenta
thereto. yDnr Interest. az Rb0Vo described VIII
become the property Of your co'Owncra. mo
undersigned. who have inade the annual eT.
p"ndliuTo, according TO law. OF said mining
property. ,,,,.r
J.J. uARRRDitT,
ID. KuItLER.
bio. August 20, 1877. a99'scd
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-18

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