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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-14

Tug New Y rk 2rji'Hc, tA"'ng Construed
;ht rer1c& Ct re ,crcGGr's Jury regarding
M New Yak Let ot. :e 90 cid III into . cen.
sure G. s.re,v'srg ArCEl:sr I'LL, yesterday
2ub't,Ge: lie f1icw L9 tsIi
| 7. re EGlir' ~ hI y,isunS:
| SIE A, y9p have SLGsfitoCd :hh verdict OF
hI 'ircLEI 'ury IN NJ ustte' .! TIE p"3i 9fiicG
iaIauHy g amply 'thtei' q me pIGient suIer
| - lay that ma Nai not tie intention vr under
,tiGdtns ~ he juiy There was ne evidence 10
| lELlItlIt hun. ONE ~ the JCEoRs.
| EKw YoPK. NaYlC 1871.
In It's editorial soiumu OF the same issue the
| Tribune says:
| As ~ shown by n letter q ven elsewhere from
| one Of the cOT0nsrF jufy Cd the pos. ONCE acct,
dent the Jury did not hold the present supefyis.
| ing architect ic'rCnsible with M. MrLLETT for
| the disaster. The YIibuRe'S comments on this
point having been niscOnstrued, this statement
| Is due to Mr.. HILL.
THAT was very nice put-up job on
Twppn,s mari IN safura hIs release lint IL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-14

From the Austin tTexas) statesman, tDenocraticO
. Honest and just and sincerely patriotic peo-
plo Of the North need entertain no apprehensions
ofdanger. President Hayes pursues the only
policy that can make the negro an absolute free
man. Ask Northern men In Austin, or In any
state OF the South in which the intorpOsitiOA Of
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-14

The SUNDAY REPUBLICAN CAN RE
OBTAINED OF WILLIAM CLIFFORD. No.
~ NoRTH CALVERT SrRkEr, BALTI.
NURE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08

Curious fish have taken the places OF those re-
Gently Io.o,d IA the tanks ui the Aquarium they as
mainly if,In k,l West and the Bermuda Isles do%
pln L. .tid to be- tho oiy On, ever seen IN capuNy
sue.csii,t ilned h- tour or i've inches long Is tho
sllurry ncN which iolis about thc tank occasionally
l,au- again the wall to rest and then qu' ~ iiasA
running lni1 ic sandy bottom ami disappearing
0rcr i, loauti.. are llanil, - sstt stipi sruits
II rinuin -tt -rrp.ni o .tvn mhf~y prAs drums bet,
uuIn ,rt,s rha ',AlDiis. IN luktNs, al jews some ~
trn., 49, Afi.nNHnts uu sharks cHllfd sharks pilots,
AZ, ,hnwn-fnr uufc wthnut tn'ir shMk The resp
w,t.r varieties also lru. aidtd to It lhese hno
IAplt.., hish, .col0red hsi are Admitted IL, grhHes
,uitu, 90 exercise general uNtfss from ih'if pn.
and lie seals and sca hons to h- anNousN awaiting
rud weather SUNDAY Afternoon concerts are TO br gNti
Tomorrow an orchestra nt twenty llccea VIII play
'~t,hAt Mater anl other mastcT pieces
man who gave his name asJoih johnson was chlsh!
u IN, hui,u. early YESTERDAY morning lie had chmhed
Over several uois 10 oictt entrance lie M ARE sed
ON the suspicion that his utct Was To poison the hsll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08
SCRiNTON'S MINERS.
Their Visit 10 President sioan-The Winter
that 4. Befure Them.

ScRAroN, Sept The delegation Of
miners who went. chaperoncd by Mr.. Nm. II.
Storrs. agent here for the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna, and Western Railroad. To call upon
President Sloan Of that road. returned last
night They went with the good, honest pur-
pose of striving TO compromise the diificuities
IN which the road. its miners. and other en-
ployces are involved. Most of these men have
an interest in the road. Its success is theirs.
They have little homes Of their own. and wives
and children who depend upon them. The
summer of the terrible " strike has not yet
passed but already many Of them bcgnto feel
the pinchings Of want In conversation with
some of the men who went upon the mission to
President Sloan. they say that while he was
courteous in manner. and did not seem to be
unreasonable, there WAS yet usplrt OF defiance
in his tone that hctgk"ns No good. II h. had.
they say, manifested anger or ntmrhl uirS
might have answered hlm. Bul ne put ms
answer in wriunG, clear, cold' anu m'i'li'es
nnd they feel that there j. no nope unless they
accept lust such terms rs he may choos" 10 die;
tate. He said in So many words. that ne would
listen To no terms Of coinpromise until aitrr
they resumed work. They were rebels IN arms.
and he would not treat with them until attr
til y had dsarmcd themselves.
The members of the committee VINO nave en-
pressed themselves feel that great injustice mas
been done To- the bulk of those whom they rep
resent. They went on IN good laith' witi 'il'
which all Of them might resume work. but,
they say. tho course which President sloan has
chosen L. pursue is really calculated t. deier
tins desirable event II i~ playing into the hands
oi all the idle. the vicious ana the lrrrspphspe
among them men who, having no home ties
have nothing io lose. These are the men. thcS
say, who hold midnight conventions IN uhir"-
qurntrd and isolated places. No one who op
Ios,s them is safe. They make It a question o
| LOYALTY or treason, of courage or oi cownrdlr'
and - force to their side all the weak the TIM,
and the irrcsolutr. II has become. not "a quos
| ton OF wages. hut on" Of work u question no,u
| urutlt or money, but one OF bread IL me roa
! viii yet listen 10 the milder cuun-e.s OF th'
| mildor and more reasonable men. the safety %
| all may be secured Ii the road choose not L
| do So II is impossible TO tell what the next tci
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08
TIE VAR IN ASIA.
Whnt the Capture Of kiziltepe Cost the
Turks In Killed and Wounded.

LoNDoN, Sept "A despatch 10 the T'neS
dated Erzeroum, sept 4 says; The battle OF
Kiziltepc. viii "a resulted in the Russians bong
completely driven from their position al h'HH-
lar. cost the Turks 1870 in killed and l.iOO in
wounded Kizi.tepn Hill which was held by
five battalions of Russian inlantry-the rest
hayint. Withdrawn 10 Karderk on the 23l of
Aurnst-wns attacked at = O'Clock in the morn
inr OF the 2lih hy iWo divisions under All fasha
ma MANNED Boy. They were both wounded.
'rln IMrsinnS outnumbrrrd 10y ten 10 one,
fought hrayrly, hut were driven "i from thrlr
main camp They cane ny ahoui o CLOCK CLOCK, nin ,
Tin nv storm. Tier were most Eanntly r.;
tui- 4 hy tn. Turks, who finally renamed
m,.tor- uf the field and have now strongly IN
trru. he'd ki2ilt'p" Nm"
The Turkish Bagdad army $4,000 mem Is
uO.IL- to Nlsl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08
GEN GR.iNT ~ SCOTLAND.
Presented with the Freedom of the ttty Of
Wick The Generals Speech.

LONDON, Srpt S-Gon. GIant was onthu-
siastioally received at Wick yesterday. On be-
INK presented the Freedom of the city, the Gen
cral said: During the eight wears ~ my Pres
dcncy ii was my houo Whioh | am glad
to say was realized, that all differ
cnccs between the two nations should hc
headed in II manner honorable to both.
In nay desire for that result n was my aim to do
what was rieht, irr -irctiy" Of any other con-
sidcratiun whatever. During AL IN" nrgotla-
lions | felt the imp0rthncr ui maintaining
friendly relations between the great EngiiSl-
Spreading peoples which believe to bc ossentinl
h. The maintenance Of peace and principle
throughout the world
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08

The Plymouth Rick will make hcr final trip
hi, season to olnurrow, smng to New Haven.
On Sunday afternoon and evening In the
Aquarium the hrst oi asonrs OF sacred concerts
The trustees Of the Nineteenth Street Syna-
goguc have voted uie widow O TIE Rev. j j. Lyons
lie pension OF $500 ycar.
The Grand Jury Of the General Sessions yes
crday indicted thirteen keepers Of sailors boarding
houses Tor not procuring licenses
First matinee Of Tho Dark City and Its
Bright SIDE in the fllth ANenuc, to-day Matinee pree,
81 to all reserved seats orchestra II, wc.l as balcony
An Associated Press despatch says that the
assertion that sister oi senator tonkhns has hetu
dropped her place the ladS cAan,rs at hs
New YORK Custom House Is incorrect
Tho steamboats, Arrowsmith are Minnie II.
Chlds " III make excursion, tu urt i ~ " may,
Sept TO- irce o an SEWING machine trs sec alytsuse-
Mv ut slVNlDg where uVAels san Oe hai
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08
Iivanson's Blgamy.

Alexander $. 7, Swanson opened dry goods
store at newark and Baldwin avenues, Jersey 'iy re-
Gently under the name uf Love co Two weeks ago he
placed sign the window Nonns ladies wanted a. 4"
literal salary Miss Lotto Parker WAS hired as one oi
,h, looks md hcrumins infatuated with Mr. swanson,
married nm On Thursday Ms Parker discovered That
Nj SWANSON vAs already narrtd She procured war
rant ni his arrest Detective ihlscr met swanson wle
lie Was eating breakfast IN saloon The young drY
gnsl. d, lpr ask,. time nish his meal and while the
douct,r politely waited At sldc door swanson stole
ont MoNauaIa. Ga" proprietor OF the salo" was arrest
cd for AIDING tl.c prisoner tursthic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08

ROME. Sopt THE Pope last evening mad
sght attack o wcaAucss, bat with mo- alarming Nnp'
toms He arose late tins morning am worked lis
study. but Is stll weak
LoNpov, sept s-rhe NiHbrF' special nom Rome
SAYS The condition the ropo health Is not 50 good
nsit mas been for some past Ilis limbs partially
paralyA,d. but no immediate danger - aplichthtd II.
resumed audiences on Thursday lhc itefh asserts
that the Nuco. have been instructed u inform the VAN
can ~ thc prevailing opinions relative 10 l' next
ralal e,con IN the various countries 10 which ih,y are
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08

The Police Commissioners divided III" Nlnc-
tcnth Precinct which EXTENDED from Forty second street
to seventy ninth street and from sixth avenue ana the
Central ralk limo to the East river into two ri.,in's
yesterday The dividing line is finycighth street The
lower part viii he the Nmctoentil Precinct WIN h'an
quarters IN the ncw police station in futy hst hf''
and the upIor part ihc Twenty eighth PrecinsL WIN
headquarters IN the old police station in fiiN nhth
street 40 assignment n oihccrs and men mas y.t ptc
been made IL the new precinct.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08
Morrisnnia's Iseecherism.

The Roy Willis y. Bowman, pastor Of St.
Paurs Methodist Episcopal church in Morrsana, had
hearing yesterday before justice kasnr' On me charge
precrrcd AGAINST him hy Sarah Frances Washlngton n
tit.on Ncnr old member of his church Sl sw'als That,
on M nrht OF Aug - Bowman "ntc'd her from u
rhurrh ,sNal 10 lonely uart ot Morusania nnh there
ASsaii.d lcr The court held Bowman to appear when
tod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08

Richard Olmstcnd, son Of Capt. Olmstcad,
proprietor Of well known hotel ON the toncV Island
read while driving with horse and hight wagon across
the track of the Long Island railroad Al Atlantic and
Portland avenues Brooklyn last evening, Wa. rum INTO
hy uc nc oming tram The horse last tfotcr Nhn'd
at 500 knocked down by the cnsne "Ai h"i uIte
l..al. nj
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08

WArfErowN ~ Y, Sept. IA mysterious
cattle d,a,c ~ causing great eNcitcm' mt m North Ban
rof Franklin county. The disease appeared ten days
ago since when many valuable COWS have dled ON all
at have ia, A. and tn all that are sex, pest has heNn
found which resembles the poison IcNas cattle uk Nc
catc thus Tar teen Ri chd VN0t suth ~ t"nt ~
contact with IcXAs cattle last spring
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08
De,mon,co'. old E,tabn.hmcn,,

l. C. Ncwhall has not leased pelmnnlco's old
establishment At Fourteenth street and iith avenue Tut
has pilr ha,d IT, and has leased the Gnnrl house al
loinius, i,r lun. torm W"ihmeh nave he'h i.i wv"
,uouths con,, rtlnt iuth buildings into an apartment
house for hults. TIE uMtr IHt 81 llt Rilhm u mus
VIII be- used Tor stoltt IN me "ll h.lh"l'n nnN,l
there VIII l., IN the hrst story Nont ms sldNdhl anu
l,n- SALOON and u Wlns ,oom. Ih,te VIII l' y" VA
NOR i.llfOnm fhc main entrance wllh" nom f"hftthh
.1i,ct and the won, = entrance III flth avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08

Tine young people OF the Presbyterian church
in West Point gave pleasant and ntrninnf conr'f'
on wednesday evening TOR The h,nSit OF ne cnnt,.
fund The West FONT hand ami flu W u Sphulllns 81
Nrwhurpl volunteered their sorNles ana lh. concert
l,. .,drs being successful p,cum"ul, WAS the source u
great enjoy mrht 10 the ,l@' ~ Vi e N'ee "a W." "'
Ia tho "a, A the hut"ls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08
A somnambuli.rs Fatal Fan.

Conrad Arnold of l1a Griffith street. Jersey
city tlr wnlkius in his steep tarN Yesterday morn
M nj, lIum the >ccond stony window ol hls residence,
amt Was ,ItatN injured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08
The New Indian Commissioner

WAsHrSGroN Sept. lit Is said that the new
Indian Cumms To bee Mr.. HaiAht who was ior-
u,rl, a member o the Indian Commission. nnd who's
rr.uan was demanded %, secretary chandler, Al the
instance President Grani hrcau" lc WAS tfohblcs'e
10 the iau RIM At least, ts j. the story the irehda
pi Secretary Sllirk tell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08

Tho Long Island farmers complain OF the loW
prices they receive for produce t"hhages are sehhg ~
81 hundred po,ato4s the iincst for ~ 80 barrel
while there no dcmHud for beans corn, or tomatoes
MANY iarm,Ts lcrd.ns their produce To taluc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08
Senator Morton Recovering.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 7.-Acting Postmaster
General Brady today received kilograms IRON Rich
mond Ind to the encct that senator Morton rs slowly
recovering One despatch says " The senator himself
Ia iny remarked that he was feeling much improved
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08

UARnIsBuRG. Sept THE railroad rlotcrs
an, ri nor, last wttk sentenced iu thr county
ai tn dny ior rms ranging ircm Two 10 e.ht moh'hss
and to nav from i.u tu 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08
THE CAPTURE OF LOVATZ.
TIE RUssIINS CiHRyING THE TURh%
POSITIONS BY ASSAULT

i''TDo''' -. ,s oorr,srond,n, of
!o"oN,ns "', .t,..o,, il, in the centre of
the b"ul" o' hN"'I' 'a,.. ~, nil.
an amphunon'r' "''"' IT,, ,'..,',no
III u'"i'ui d" W." ,, a., ,,.,.,. ~ Tim ON
'op' N"," - M ,, ,,,o,.,,,,,of ,lout
or'.'n "'''S VIZ n, ,rnr..r,,h I'm.
6OOlcrt anu are Ut ' " ,,''.' c,',,,,
cchii' I" '"r "''' ,, -. ~. ,,. Ava
b0u'hohs' 10 h'i' ,.'.',..r
deep down in tAi~ ." 'f r''-' '''"' WV y.
pohdl'u"T p' .''' .i..n,
the onetth en-" "' ."' '.'t t,.n
the awrhithra'r l'"N". d" t....,,
III 'he Nn'N' -" ''." "v'' d,,yn
passes nl'h@ 'N' ''"' u.eri,or
into ,h' mit'r ~ wa ",i,, n..,,l,a, tho
Hat, with Ns t."' ]" GUY .', .tr...t, mon.
rrv'ipi"s "l IN '4U'" ,,,r.,i ,,l,.. |
ton'd. TINS lS'l'' ,,'., t.,,.,,s .ition.
formed tlH 'hH' 'n ..;,,..,. ,.,.,o tho |
The nor'hW s.'t" -" '..t,,,, tn,lrad
city runs ou, hu''" ,,,.,,n ma I,vnlon |
feet above th' rN IT, NV. ,,,,,.t,,, hc
stool SIR "- A., Item md
rurdt" i"N""' "' ,,-, .i,.r ,'hc
pilh1l" ~ .,,r,,,,.,, ,,c Vau,.v
o@inh 'i''' =" r..', t,s horls h.,ord tho
ma ulc i""u ," IL, u,or,,bi.
rcu"u' wa" ~" ~, ,,,.', ,i.., .,.y,.rni
theatre "N.'" ,...''i,i''.,r. farm.
f"N'ho1 III '"' w -, ..,.,,t ,,,or
ing WIN 'h, "'" ~ 49,. ',,,,,, -,,,,,.. a,
for troops u'n'u ."''E '"'' '''' "'
The bottom ol ur t'l'"'"' '"i'' e...n,,,rho
On the morning OBJ the ou "i S'p''u'''i v'' M
Turks held the crest of the amlhitn"H're' WIN
a, ..,i.,,, 80 ,,,, monks ON tho right Of the
me eN''p'lVn "' wv - -, ~ ,,i,-
road from Sclvi, wn're the r0Au 'n'''s '"v '''
."''' '"u" 1, -, -, ,hn morning Of the
h'n sDVui w "a -. = ii. -, ,,,
2d Ihc iut"isn '"t,''n' o,rco1y r,f,rred ,o
. l,,,,r,. ,r,s ,lo.,I ON the crcs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08

Manufacturers and retailers OF nne clothing Tor
men and boys At AZ broadway, corner Of hroome y
New York and 4O4 Fulton ST. brooklyn pronounce uad,
very active Gcnt,men are putting on new itll suns al
oycrsacks and the boys are prepar. or school ot COY
lcgc The styV, and prices VIII be IVAua Ye!y "
teTestins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. Tho latest election
returns indicate that the Democrats have elected 10 Sen
ators and 81 Assembymon and the Republic ans ~ Srn
aturs and 2j Assembly Am,n. INCLUDING hoiuNtrs the
Democrats will have 81 majority on u Joint ballet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08

SAvANNAH. Ga. Sept IA despatch from the
Ilcad Oicer fernanina, Fla, 10 the Health oncer
,,r Ayessels aIll trains irVn that city WAlbe quar-
hutilSu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08

ALEXANDRIA. Sept. THE caisson contain
inf thu Egyptian VbellsA lM LVAAVn 10 " NnsiA AAyaI
IN deep water.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08

Emerald Jim. tho Irish Boy Detective Is
the ttc ui InlIgun llNIt story, out tVday III
the bOysV Aec lOik.-Adr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08

JOTTINGS .iBOUT TOWM

Nurhonst to northwest winds. cooler, cloudy.
followed uy ,car weather, and stationary pressure,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-08

Malby's choice Norfolk oysters. ten cents q
pound al meat Nv Waste. Depot Al Harrison sL-Air
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-28
ARTEs,AN WELLS.

NNHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
a to inform the public that he now
prepared, with the most approved machinery,
to rink Artesian Wells in any part of the state
on the shortest notice.
All orders or communications on the sub
ject address to Cahoon b Palmer, Battle
Mountain. will receive prompt attention. !.
s. L CAHOON.
Battle Mountain, october 0. 1876. u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-28
EASTERN DISPATCH ES
The so.,h csrohn. u gi.istsre.

The Sos,h Csrobna u gisistsre.
NEW YoRK. May u
The Heraii's Columbia. s. c.,
-ps,'inI OF the 2Gth. says: The Com
uiti.e on Privileges aud El-ctinrs in
'be House reported adversely to day up
.n The claim of The Charleston d-l-gs.
ton Of seventeen members, incindiug
Speaker Mnckey. TO seats in General
Assembly. The ground of report is
that there was much trand aud in-
t,midaiion ia thai cohnt, "a to sitiaie
ibe tl-ciion. The evidence upon this
point WAS almost wholly derived from
the report of the Congressional snb.
committee, which visited Charleston
last fall.
u. moving a'my officers f.cm ths
Whit. t0use.
wAsHIksToS. May 2S.
II is no longer considered exptdlent
10 retain arm, officers on duty at the
White House, aud Col. ii. q. Scorbu
# the Twenty fifth Infantry. who was
d tail, d ut tue Presidents request as
one OF his Secretaries, will be- relieved
at The end of this month, aud by di-
r.ctiop Of the President assigned pos.
itiou in the War d, part,p-nt.
Osganix ng "a New Party.
NLw YORK 2S.
The H4arld's Washington special
says the mir is full Of vague rumors of a
NOV. ment to organize new PARTY. and
the presence in Washington just now OF
Ssnator Conklng, Simon Cameron,
Congressman Fost.r. Governor Hart
ranft. General Banks aud several other
promint Mt staiesm,n and politicians
has stir, mp the curious as to the
meaning of there coming here.
lien Batter turhiag sheep Herder.
A Washington special has the follow
ing: General Butler intends emiorat-
ing to Colorado to turn sheep farmer
aud come to Congress AS Senator of
the Centennial State.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-28

FOREIGN DlSP ATCHES.


she xas>s Visx-C.mp g. sa la ASIA.
Sr pETER BURG. nj y ~
II j. not YET d, ciIed ~h,re the zr
wal stay nurirg his visit 10 The army ot
TUE Dan he, Ior how | N he VIII -
III n a dispatch from he arln! oI
Cn,rcnsus eays Geherd NJ lIkotf with
+ight i;a,hnns nLd sine arilll'r,,
and G-ntial ID. w.li 'wih seven bnt'nl-
ions hive hu Ariabau TO III the
t.alcts nrar kas The FORKS l,nd. d
3 U,U ui.unt,in, Ia the beIgbbor-
iipo,t ui All GA IL tue 22d mt. 1rou, y
have hen dsp4tchs trm K,mbtp
District To occupy the uohuia.n
passes Therr baNe been nuuIDer OF
itiiug ,nc. uui-ts il Ahlcbnssla A
B45nz,d coinmn mnde recon-
ns,ssa ce fo~a,d tbe Van TIE Kht-
dish Iirrgnins hu b ii b ca threat, u.
their rear, hrd before 'he Russian
iFdbtts
CircassiA Surrender.
toNsTANTNoPLE. May u
The Clrca-sIans III Chn>ia-sia have
sarrt nd.r-d ID, ir ar Ms TO the Russtans
nors Men usns-a-A Pa te "a
Jeb q =" lem.
toS-rAN1ISnPLE. May %.
Nnkbtar Pashn ret oris that nD sd-
difiansl force viii I've required to de-
-ian> evid. n,iy i"iend TO gain posses-
sion ot th. river Airas. or Eapbratrs.
the B-dnnns are becaning trouble
40 ne IN P,Ies,in-, and there is n pauic
II Jerusalem.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-28
CENTRAL HOTEL.
srtdge street. Winnemucca.
HINzsY BROS. pgopaIEToas.

fRAvING RECENTLY PURCHASED >...,
4 the above Hotel, 1t is tine deter Il s;sF
nination Of the prOprletors TO make ii the LUZ
5EST PUBLIC HOUSE IN WiNNEMUCCA.
70 expense will he spared ia making 1t 80.
Nth the entire Hotel thoiosgh95 overloaded
ibd repaired, the Tables sui, lied with the
Des' ~ -. market. and FURNISHED in the
Lies. styie the art. they hope to nieTit u
hberai sna' o ,ablIc patronage. del6 II
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Fish RCDOrt.

The receipts Of i'h continue light. Since S"l-
,,r,!ay there have boon received about 1ou' sha1
aDl IL 900 Herrings. Shad brought from - TO
- Der hundred, and Herring from l" TO Slo
mar thousand Rock and Porch may be quoted
8, 3. and II cents rospectiv ely with scarcely
sry arrivals. Tho upper shores are now dong
,,u,h hotter than those lower down, ana tno
r;pr.3siun prevails tItat during tho lste stormy
weather, when it was impossible to hSul the
,.,",% ina tsh psssed up tho river to their
.nywninp grounds. Should this prove TO be tho
,',.e il will result in much benefit to the fisheries
hereafter In reference to tho small receipts SO
lar md tic arrival of tho bug ilsh, the Washlng-
IA, carrt:pondont Of the Baltimore Nun says:
"rhr heaviest rams Of fish did not begin last
;,ar anil the 10Th and many of the best hauls
@, The season were made in May. The bug
rc, .r. now coming in considerable numbers,
and ss they sro held to he tho great enemy OF
Ike herring their advent is popularity regarded
:, indicating great injury to tho fisheries Last
resr, however, the appearance Of tho bug fish
VAS coincdcnt with increased arrivals OF heM!ng.
!hc'huy fish was first announced IN the nsh re.
or,s on the 24th Of April and the arrivals on tina:
tuv for tho first time in tho season, exceeded
ono hundred thousand. The average of tho
acsL ten days was nearly double thai OF tho ton
,I,,s previous TO the announcement OF theselsh.
IN tho "a Of May bugs in largo numbers were
announced, and on the same day the arrivals
Tor tho first time exceeded two hundred thous'
Aad and tho average arrival OF the next ton
DAYS WAS about one hundred and fifty thousand,
barely in excess of tho arrivals during any pre-
yotls portion Of the season. There may possibly
io sons reason fer Il rovissl OF the opinion
lin. the arrival of bug fish announces lesson
!Ir .It the fish catch, -
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by r. A. KERRY, AuctiOneer.

TNDER AUTHORITY OF A DECREE
- Of the Corporation Court Of tho city Of
Alexandria, in the suit of Southern Protection
Insurance Company vs. Ann E. Harper, enter
cd st its April term, 1877. tho undersig ncd COM
missioner will sell by public auction, ut the front
of the market building, on Roys! street., Alex
andrIu, on SATU RDAG, the 18th day of May,
IA LOT OF GROUND in the city Of Alexan-
drs' bounded rs follows TO wit: Beginning on
the west side OF Alfred street, at the north corner
Of W. II. Mur's line, III feet 10 inches from
the intersection Of Alfred and Queen streets, and
running thence nor!hwsrdly and fronting on
Alfred street - feet & inches, and extending
weslwardly from Alfred street towards PAtrick
street 20 fec. more or less, with all tho appnr-
tensncas thereto belonging"
Terms al sale Cash.
CHARLES Z. STUART,
,;,ciar Z S.la