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FISCIN.iTING MRS. HfNsEN.
More About How She Deceived Some of
Jersey titS's Wealthy Residents.

Tho trial pf Mrs Mary 4 Hansen for
was begun before judge Hoffman. in Jersey
cnv v,.tnrdav On thn nr.t inli,,,,nr, eharo.
ny S'7' '""'' "a '''' .'7' ,.'''' ''', '' ''"'@
ing h"r with swlndlng Mr.. Horace fhrrler out
Of ~ 100 she was acuuitted on Thursday. She
,,,. ir..,.i month";. H., d, dark brown sitt Jr,ss
trimmed win ln'e ana on her CURED biohde
hair ro.tcd an attractive Normandy bonnet,
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ssrd.
The complainant, ike all her victims. IL re-
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lreehoider J'hn Il. Carr 'us'h' VINO was shlH-
ten iN The iuir Mary, Oui wrote tle most en-
d.ariu, roan,s ,o nor nn learning, of her OK
rsN,si Vvintfoil If q sl uIu
Mr. Gnrr.t,son t.-tiNni thnt he met Mrs
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OTHER WIZ TOPICS.
The Turkish War Minister Accused To- Aiming
the Mussuimnn- In India.

CoNsrANTGNoPLE, June 1s The Arabic
journal ElJaroib having published an article
attacking the Turkish Government for the de-
spatch Of 2OO,000 klogrammcs Of damaged
biscuits to Trcbizond. the Chamber Of Deputies
demanded explanations from R'dif pasha
Minister Of War who. however. declined to
como to the House. Other members Of the
Cabinet attended the sitting. and demonstrated
against the reductions demanded 10y IN" tnum-
hcr The Governor OF Syria has boon dismissed.
Numerous charges are preferred against h m.
Calcutta despatch says: Although the In
dian NuSsulmNns hay" hitherto shown iow
signs of interest in the war, it Is certain that
prOclamations are in circulation. which include
a prayer only used when Islam IL throat ned
with dire calamity. and calling for help from all
true believers.
81 PE1LRsBuRG. Juno 1s.-Thc wmors re-
garding mediation are -emi-oili"ially contra
didcd. No mediation Is possible, nor has any
boon proposed. -
NIESNA, Juno 1s.-Thc T1iticdl 'ol1Pspond-
ercfs ~. Petersburg letter reports that Count
ShouvulofTs verbal assurances were consid-
cred perfectly satisfactory 10y the British Gov
crnmcnt. At the express desire of the Engl -h
Cabinet. he was authorized To -inte ~ writing
that Russia would respect absolutely British in
lercsis tou hing the Sucz canal. Egypt. and the
Persian Gulf.
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YlcHING on ruH HrDsoM
The Annual June Hcga,,n Of the Central
Hudson Yacht Club

New HAMBURG, June lS.-Thc annual
juno regatta of the Central Hudson Yacht Club
came Of to-day over the clubs course opposite.
this place. Tho course marked out was from
an imaginary line of New Hamburg pier,
north L. Van Rcnssclaor's Point, thence south
TO Low Point. and back To- starting Inca dis
tanoe Of ten miles The first ana second class
boats won't over tho course twice, tho thirl class
onca md the rulos REQUIRED the boats to turn
all huol- from east 10 west. Two lllHer Wrr" uf-
fofcd i'm each class. Ihcr" were threo starters
In the first class, thr"o ~ the second class, AMI
only one IN the third. as iollowst
First Class .-Nictorin. owned by j. r. koose-
y,ltol liylc PARK; ". r. Brown owned bye.
FlWk Brown 9I NN>whautITfh ldsei'' owned by
Second Ca---Molr ownel hy the Osborn
nrqlher5, ot lWnehkrrsiot Irrnk' owned ly1.
/ Wrd9lG,tol Nrwnursh' Liolse' owned by H.
1lirl Ca-7.-(morge W shaw's \, s. Ring
Roj liz bdrc bey.i. Commodoro julie AMI
The h,ut3 Walea dying star @pd crosse, he
NJ HE, II .24 ~ Id1se, II .23AD; Fr"aa, II
q %; Y, Il. BrNm .jo'4o' Victoria, II 'll.
hlnts g,t over In lho required ton minutes, and
th"y were MI given 32 O. thoir fiartluH
time TAe Ens hqi-hed han Of hc hc dMlI
pr ze IA tg- third rlass having n' '1WI"it1rI
From the upp'r o. H." lower -'a.r'Nht llo
sriRi1 riay 'Pr'hth an IL" cu rawn y sG' K 6a T .9
was Al lenst han a mile aheai OF tho Brown, and
in rgasins iAE her igadv T. w' n"T @ lo[slGar re- G
cms-. Shc kopt ON increasing her lcud. ana
turned the Low Point buoy at 3ll nearlyamile
'6iA The II trin ini-h"d the m,oal i,il, in
splendid STYLE. beating TIM Brown about a milo
and lhren-quarlors ia distance. and thirteen
In time Tho Brown finished at % and the
Fideet at ;29:iO. The Victoria won first priz'
and tho brown the second, In ihr second class
TIE Freak crossed the line at i:ll ;3j, and the
Molic AZ 53 ;22, Nrwburgh .cqrrird of thrce
prlNcs, uushkeelelr one. and Hyde Park one;
The match race between the Dare Devil and
Victoria. the winner to-day. il postponed from
to-mOrrow until Aug, 8, In Ncwburgh bay.
American Soft Capsule Co. = pure Capsulated
Medicines put up IN metallic boxes AL druggists -Aiv
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lCCIDHNr. OK HoMIcIDEs
An Unknown Man BieedinE To Death on the
sidewalk Bnrtcndrr's story.

III front of the Union Hotel saloon at i6j
Fourth avenue early last evening. stooda num-
bdr of lager beer kegs. A man came along. and
tipping up one keg after another tried 10 drink
the drcgs The bartender. Charles MHrmont,
came t. the door and ordered the man away.
Then he either knocked him down or pushed
him so that he frll. \ sireum of blood poured
out upon the sidewalk. An ambulance Mns
sent for, but when II arrived the man had blcd
t. drnth.
The body was taken 70 the Mqrguc. ON cX-
animation it was found that an Old sore ON Nh,
leg had reoprned. and thni an artery had boon
rupturcd The dead man. VINO has not h"'n
identified. Wn- about 81 ythr~ old. with iron
gray chin whekorg ani monelu'hr.. There
were marks ON the abdomen which looked as i
male by kicks, md one kick0r blow hud causrd
II rupture. which would probably have proved
fatal.
Marmcnt was arrested IT, denied striking.
kick INK or pushing the mnn; b" ordered him
away, and. ~ turning IT, s', ill" man i"iL, \
little boy. Whose name the police rnlusrd To
give. slill Mat he saw Marm'ut push the man.
whotIen rl. He did not -or Malmcnt DO any
thing olsr crowd gathered aruuul, ard he
could mot orr. Others Say that Mnrmr M not
only pushed tho mum, but kicked him after he
down.
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THE WAR On THE DANUBE.
PREF .fRfTTONS TINT INDTCfTE IN
E.iRLI EII'ORT TO cross.
six Army Corps Concentrating NJ Giu'pcvo
and Turnu- Mnrvureii-t Large Force OPP
positc Kustchuk-Thc Cause of the Delay.


IoxpoS. juno 1s.-A Vienna despatch TO
=, ..,, , ,..,,,
Roumunia. Those who regard operations as
imn,in. ut o., ,tluin thc ,nn.rnl noyonrnt Of the
,. A. -, H. -. M. ,,
hu77lhH tI0'ps uurlhs luc IS' NN'h ~ " pi'-
paratory movement for concentrating tn" forces
which ,v.r, bitltrrt, e.nftnrrd ni,out in thn
Nii'H WIZ Hl.n'''v N'"'''i'" "''"' ~ Wv
cantonments. Ihc departure OF lhlt ol ih'
headquarters on the nth inst from plOiost to
AlcVnndrin il rnpnrdcd ns n suro indication Of
imminent actoh' WHO inc uhuSual prec"u-
tions taken to prevent any one from approach-
inc tbn Rn.sinn limos pnos ia confirm this inn
''N VIZ "uSs'"ii "i'S s'VS W '~v"',," ~ "''s ','
preston One account says that All the lhh"pI-
tants have been ordered to withdraw from the
shore. believers in this speedy beginning Of
,,.'' - ~, 80 49,. ,t'.,'i',
operations actually nome juno lsas the dat' on
which the first attempt to cross the Danube
,,nl ~, ,o1n rr,r, nnotbcr so,,r., which ia
wiz W. "''',' ii'''i "',''"v' w" "
usually not less well informed, IT Is positively
stated thnt n fortnight or so will clapsc before
the husslnns are ready To undertake operations
along the whole line. This party. as n reason
for their belief. cite the imperfect state of the
,r,,'cra,,ons TLosr ,verr found so far bock-
werd on the Empcror's arrival at Ploicst thnt
he is said to have expressed his displeasure.
D'Hll,' inc ouS'ac's '"u9'u IVY runs ~ w''S
thought more might have been done II 1t had
not been for wan, Of harmony and cooperation.
ox,ortir,, o,,, =, tbnan occurving very HIGH
IoIii2ns Th' csiaPshmeni oi nAga1lnrs M c0sc @
mfials gre partic9arly eonsidir9,d NnrI nark
Nn ..n nf,Iad iytr ali ,bn Nnnr,cnartions i,,
% n,y m ,uSsu ii,, M n m yr ,,1'
2uH railway nroakn9wn-. lno.r VINO 90 & n&ot
nNv ~ ~, lii''n ,i .,'' W.
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M n, w. ~, vlSm, ari,S Iri VT no, u, - ri
,ii ''., M wv s"%3,, wv ,.h, N'r"i
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r.irnER IND ,oN coiNG 70 PRISON.
Two Sentence. for Each Pri.oner that were
ImsS-ed by Two ,Iudsc..

Father and son. William and William
Henry Leith. stood side hy side at the bar Of the
General Sessions Yesterday 10 hc sentenced.
They were. according e. thc verdict particle
pants ia the same crime. the forgery II "A che X
for nbout ;l2.jOO upon the Mrrehant, National
Bank of this city. rurporin- To he drawn hy
Bryce Smith. Front street liquor dealers The
father. iu I'm. croascc-- black. relieved hy a
white yc~t nnl no'ktc and -uoekless linen. his
white hair and whiskers arranged a la Gen.
sherman. had the air AZ the cashier of a ahnnk
behind the count I list niu- L. tur rrprv- entI-
t.un- ID "A wuuld-'e recipient of the bank =
Amnuoy The son. hcarlle-- 81 lHnder audfimid.
any clad ia a fash lonnlic ryrlnT SUIT had icar-
iu HE eyes while be- listened g. Recorder Hack p
cts words His Honor seui.n 81 father and
son respectively g. hard labor ior lv" years IN
State prison Then Judge Sutherland. heflro
WHOM. thc fathrr WAS tried ou an thor lntiD
mont on wifi 10 tho son. eonf'--luE cNmplif"'y
iu the forgery, aVerr"d his athers pcri,'i X
nOrunf-' q Il. began 10 sent enrr them,
This is painful duty. William I.ith."
Judge sutherland sgid. Tor you seem To- bc an
"siNiy-one. sir. William Lelih interposed.
and an Intelligent man. his 4 nor re-
sumed; but your record II hni Therrior.
the -cntenc" impose Is ihai yon he coniinel IN
STATE prison. at hard labor. for iN" years. tn"
fuliilm,nt of this sentouec must begin at the
end of the term of Imprisonment ~ which the
Recorder has lusi sentenced yon. ana which lsi
behavior. William Henry Ieith sentence YOU
g. SIT. IRIS 10 20 hard labor. iDl only two
y'nr~. ia view 90 your prompt Confession .i
A. father ana son turned 90 r,uru 20 the hot
and rrO wdei prisoners pen. u dHllcr youth.
With ust "a shade of anxiety on his l,ne was pu,
h,i fore the bar. II was William t. Nrinan. .N-
cashier # Bryce smith. kc'Nrltr HUck~u
y,nr. and then Judge Sutherland snu'en,a.l
him for ano,hcr year lie escaped iue remaln-
dor of The punishment du" HIM through au
error lu thr Iru-r'ui1n oi one ul lAe Llstrle'
AttDTury'~ -ubDriluutr-
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PEiCE P.iRrY ~ TURKEY.


LONDON, June Is. The .S'dd,WFS corrc-
spondcnt ai Con-tautinople. in a despatch sent
VIA Athens. says: The peace party gain
ground daily. At a council of war on Wednn--
day last. Al which the Sultan presided, several
of those present especially MahmoI Huchli
pnsha strongly advocated poarc. Ruehdi said
il was now quite cloar that Turkey could
not hope iur H'tNc aid from any
power. and could not carry on tlr
war single handed. lie urged that adynniage
should be tnken of Ru-sia'S recent declaration
that abe does not desire conquest. and that ap-
pliention he AT once nhdr to some friendly
power To- obtain an urmisii'r during Whirh
peace might hr arranged. ieimpIorei the Sui
i'm to TAX this stop. The nlnpriN nf tQr roun.
ei were however. asnln~t Nlahmei Ru 'hdhand
his proposals We're dofrrr"l
am assured TINT the pca'e paltvlo 10 the
German Amhu~,adnr tor support, ana thai Dee
docs all i'm his power - sustain ilrm. Iury
gain a great advantage hy lu 'hii pa ina thus
publicly placing himself M their heat. There
must. however. h' n dl-u-lrr before TN peace
lariy can Sufrepd.'
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TIiE TENEMENT DTs.fsTER.
The Death or One of the Inmates and the
DestitutIon or the Others.

A largo multitude stood about the fallen
buildings in Twcnty-third street. near First
avenue. all day yesterday. Many expected to
see a general collapse of the adjoining tcnc-
mcnis This was probably avcrtcd hy the
prompt action Of Superintendent Adams and
Mr. Goodwin. of the Department Of Buildings.
who, with a force of laborers. shorcd up the
buildings at $40 and SIG early in the day. only
two men. employees OF the department. were
allowed to enter the ruins. and these were re-
strcted from moving furniture or clothes. pay
ing thcir attention strictly to asccrtainng what
could be done to prevent any further giving
way. II WIS learned yesterday that these build
ings are the same that settled in 1870.
All day yesterday numbers of poor persons
who had their all in the fallen buildings begged
60 he allowed to enter and saVc what they might
Of their effects. Capt. Alurc's orders were 10
allow no one except officials TO cndangcr them
selves.
MIR. Felix Antoine. the owner visited the
place early in the day. and after viewing the
ruins went with the iinspect9rs to the Depart
mont of Buildings. He would not say whether
ne would or would not nr rgsponsiblc i9r me
latc inmates that he will bear their losses.
Horny Laren and his two sisters, who lived in
the tenement at 3i2 did not reach homo on sat
urday night until the house had begun to fall
They wcr" unable to got thoir clothes even, and
have only their worn working clothes left them
and has lost everything. His wife and five
children are cared for hy the charity oi Il neigh
hor Mis-. Mahan. Edward kcrnnn. tenant
for only fourteen days has lost AL
his household goods. His Wife and chill
drcn are also dependent upon the charity Of a
ncighhor. Mr.. Walsh, who kept barroom in
ON" of the tonemcnt- had his place insured
agains, lirc-this. Of course. will not be avuia-
hlr.
Ella Monks of 3is. q consnmptive. was so
seriously affected 10y the shock Of the falin.
buildings that she had to be- taken TO- Bellevue
Hospital on SUNDAY. She died Yesterday morn
ing. Her aged father. Michael Is suffering
from broken Lex orcasigned by falling from
thu landing ON the SECOND story. whore he was
standing at TIA" time of the disaster.
Tho building at 3is was declared safe ycster-
day and the occupants have returned.
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policy. and contradlc,ed tho report that works
were proceeding at Alcxinatz. He said the OBJ
jcct Of Scrvia in the late war wns to gain an ex-
tension Of territory in herzegovina az far as
the Narcnta river but never to establish Scryinn
Independence. Tho Sovereignty Of the Porte.
vgnccmcut u Sprvlg aud the unity of the rnrc,
whcroas Servia. indcp'nd mt. would fall under
the domination ol Russia or Austria.
loNDoN. June 1s.-Thr Si1uidiFs Vienna
correspondent says on Prince Milan'- return to
Belgrade the Skupt-chinn viii hold secret -c--
sion to consider u Convention w. allow the
passage Of Russian troops through S2rvia.
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SEEJIf'S .ITTIITDE.


CoNsrANrGNopLr, lunc Is. NJ. Crlstcs,
the Seryian agent gave explanations to the
Porte to-day respecting the visit Of Prince
Milan TO the Car. lie repeated that it was
solely as an act Of courtesy. Nj. Cristics denied
that the Seryan Government followed u war
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.lNoTHER LITTER fRoM JrDGE KEY.
Opposition to UnSr.'s Policy No Cause for "a
Faithful POstmnstcf'. Removal

WAsHINGrON, June ls-Some days ago a
humber u clerks who hal been dis 'harscd ly
the recently appointed Postmaster from the
PU-t ONCE Of one of tho larger cities of the
West visited Washington to lay their grievances
before Postmaster General key. and 10 give
some adyiecas to the conduct Of the Adminisira-
ton They represented that the now Postmas-
ter had dis ,harged faithful and efficient clerks
-themselycs-an appointed inexper!en >ed ani
inefficient cerks in their stead and more
over, that the present Postmaster was not
loyal to the Administration; that by appoint
menis and qlhgr asts as wen as py w'iHs
spoken, he had maniisstel a hostility 10 thc
Southern policy Of the Admin istrR,lop, for
which 6iielaes they asked his removal ani the
appo.ntn NJ ~ .ine ono who WpsiI IlIgSlhle
iicir pol AMI IN '.ai DEVOTION The Post,
mA-ter-Generhl informed uhem maj ~ "a
take their lnperS and lay the casc no!ore ihe
Pre-i lcnt Tho iollwluG colY 81 gu auto
-rarh lcttei written by Dir. key shows the
ro. oogy'iSc' nrGFa;ggIJyf nrGF;gJyfyT5 e. H.
DrAR SIR have ,'q tnc PrI,ii,oi ani fic,'ii..9 TO
hu ihe pen' you u''l 'n ". ~ et % ,''' ~ IN,
.re' tlo same Your r,cor- -ccf4 o. Ac good aud lr
h, l,in,ni i'a, ", 'acc is Wi 'ouioc,c Al prt'eni
and trn'a slrDinl a.ent has made ievGhn.e r.r,I'
',n,,asi ial., j.. not ,aranmt Tor H. @eni p sei
~lt.r Iia nac l- nrN nah,-oi nov. :, that a."
t,h" ~ .n liw iiai !. aIs, 0 w,r' nSt rroGcrly
treated b., 81, pr,,1f % 'tna.t,,. nui ~ d. has
u W, ~ j. i,a0Vs y, ro''n..,tr ni,ht
,.gg,e. ne,gy l u'." ua n.at.,nt m
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AI\ND GRAB IN COLORADO.
mn IT President GR.tNT mn FoR CEN
TJNJ. !. rTIER'S CLIENT.
.,nniiinp the Decision Of the I.nnd Once and
,.rnrming ~ tinim for f29,O00 Acres of
.rd-Ihe Courts Rcopening the Case.

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Rising barometer. southwest to northwest
WINDS partly CLOUDY Weaihel ram areas anI stationary
VI lower temperature.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-19

Five hundred barrels Fancy French Flour mr.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-15
NOTICE TO lIEMHoluERs.

THE UNDERSIGNED PLAINTIFF HAS
i this day commenced IN action In the Dis
iriet Court VI the firrt Judicial District Of the
Siat- OF nevada. In and fot the O unity Of Sto-
rvy. agaiu-, the Oregon Consolidated Gold and
siiwr Mimi. Y inpAny. . corrorsfion, defend.
ant. ta enforce q lien upon that ccrtain mining
groa' 4 aud quartz lids attn .ied In the 0oid
I'LL Mining District, Counts VI n Grey, state Of
Nevada. ., corded upon the records OF aid Dis
trict ~ the New Oregon Mining Claim" COM
asncing at this vertical shaft of the Oregon
Company. running thence northerly 100 feet 10
. stalks at he Independent Compan,'s south
linz, and I0 feet southeriy from said vertical
sh,t. c,staining ] Boz linear feet: together with
all diI-. angles, spurs and variations. and the
her d. ainent. and appurtensnce. ihereunto be.
lopslnI. Which lien IL to secure thu sum Of
tao ~ In gold coin o. the United States. and
10 GAINED under and By virtue Il an Act Of the
W stature of ths State CT Nevada, entitled,
A Act TO secure liens To mechanics and
Others. and To repeal oil othsr Acts in relation
thereto" approved March .. ISIS,
Now. therefore. all perroap holding or claim.
Ing iiens upon said premises under the pfoyi.
sions of saii Act are hereby notified TO he and
appear before said District Court on wEDNEs-
DAY. March II. A. ID. ISL. At 10 o'eioSk 4, ~.
the same being Q day of the regular March
rsrm. A. ID. isyf. of ssid Court. and 10 e1hIbit
then and there the proof of their raid liens,
II. II. CAkRiCK, Piaintir,
r. II. TAILOR. Aitorpey for Pisintln,
Dafed rebruafv IS lk7I fei1 lay H. a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-15
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Tn rHR DISTRICT COURT or THE
= rhitd States. for the District % Nevada
In the matter Of 0E0. l.. sCIIwAB, BANKRUPT.
District OF Nevada, ss.-A warrant In Rani'
raptcy hiss been Issued by said Cnurt sgainst
the estate 81 Geo. knschwsb. OF the city Of VII.
vinia; the county OF Storey and Siaie Of Ncvata.
In kaid District. Who has been duly adIudeed
BANKRUPT upon the petition Of his creditors: and
The payment Of any debts and the delivery OF
any property belonging 10 aid bankrupt 20 him
or "a his use, and tie transfer Of any property
by him. sre forbidden by lsw. A meeting Of The
creditors VI raid bankrupt. 10 prove their debts
and choose one or more assignees OF his estate,
Will be held Of . Court " Bankruptcy, To be
holden 81 vligiulA. IN raid district. on The 29ih
day OF March. A. ID. ISL. at I O'Clock r.
Al the once Of n. STROLLER. Rom No. 4 Odd
frllows' Building. elmer Of q and Smith
streets, one OF tho Registers In BANKRUPTCY Of
said district
AUGUSTUS ASH.
Omitted eta'es Marrhai and Messenger In BARK.
mptcy for said district. nLTtd