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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-19
WITHOUT MONEY!

WITHOUT MONEY!
-. WITHOUT MEpIcINE!! AND
.. WITHOUT PRtcRi!
DR.. JAMES PORTER,
Of New Orleans,
Practical Physician ~
Chronic Diseases,
will publicly heal the sick without money and with
out price"at 'aa"'
VIRGINIA OPERA-HoUSE,
Ninth street, for four mornings, commencing We'd
aesday, March 2lst, from to O'Clock each morn
ing, also every Saturday morning. during his stay In
the city, for the benefit of the afflicted poor.
The public are invited to attend and witness these
cures performed at the above hall. .r.
Admission: Free. - ,.,
For particulars gee his column advertisement,
which VIII appear In this paper Tuesday morning
next. '.s.t es"...j
--..ss s-..t., : NEW STOCK OF .'
. e., CoATISGS AND CAsSIMERES
,ust received ,.......f.
~ by
80 ,,t''. L. Il. SPENCE 6 SON,
MADE TO ORDER .4-.. "a
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t BEST STYLE.
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...... 1900 Main street.
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POPULAR FEELING.


=. Mr.. Charles Campbell desired as private
citizen only to say that this bill was very
generally approved by the people OF Rich
mond. He had made it his business to talk
with those he met about it. he bad proba.
bly conyersed with three hundred citizens,
and excepting those directly interested had
never heard voice against it. He regarded
it as significant that not a. single private cit
izen had come here to oppose the bill =, :
Police-Justice' White: We could get I'VE
hundred. I.ESsI
MIR. P. H. starke confirmed Mr.. Camp
belps opinion as to public sentiment. He
asserted that the life-tenure was q sure way
to destroy the efficiency Of the force; that
the members got slothful. and avoided
making arrests to save themselves the trou-
BILE OF going TO the Police Court as wit
nesses; that the new members made most
OF the arrests, DC, &c. fs.., ,... q
Mr.. Tapner, on the subject Of popular
sentiment, stated that he had been. spoken
TO in relatton 10 this bin by not one eon-
stituent excepting Mesars. 4Carnbbs and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-19

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-The follow
inc business was transacted Saturday:
Floyd Us. Harding, &c. Hix Us. Riddiek.
Fully argued by James Alfred Jones and W.
w. Henry, Esqs., and Major j. ". Daniel,
and submitted, - -
Stewart u.s.! Commonwealth; Mcpherson
| Us. Commonwealth Writs OF error awarded
to the judgments OF the Hastings Court OF
the city of Manchester. - .5
Tayioe's executor Us. Naglee. Appeal re-
fused to decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Alexandria. It.,,,0.. es:fa ..z,
city Of petersburg IS. Applegarth's adj
ministrator will be called up Tuesday.
The next cases are Wall as. Elicit; Garter
Us, McArtor; Bost Us. Male; Watkins Us.
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WHITE MursLrN wRAPPERs.

The newest white muslin wrappers are
made OF nainsook, trimmed with bands OF
Hambursh insertion and plain or frilled
edging. They are In princesse shape, per
iectly plain down the front and siues, ga.ae
narrow In the skirt, and are finished aoWn
the middle Of the back BY princesse plReas-
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15
Burning Of q Valuable Block.

SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. ia fire broke
out here this morning at four o'clock in the
book store OF Pryor & Thompson, on Lack
awanna avenue, in the centre Of the city
and before the flames could be checked,
three valuable stores and number of law
offices, comprising what is known as Ex-
change Block, was entirely consumed.
The loss is estimated at $l00, 900, and in
cludes the buildings owned by Messrs'
Hand. Blair and Spencer, valued at sec, ,O0O;
The library of the Y. NJ. G. A., valued at
81, 900; the library Of Hand & Post, attor-
peys, valued at $4,000; the library Of A.
Chamberlain, attorney, valued at 1000;
the library of Attorney Sturgis, valued at
s2, 900; the library of Attorney Aschbald,
valued at 81 800; the office of the Hoosic
Powder Company; the store Of Pryor &
Thompson; the grocery store of Coursen O.
Co., and the millinery establishment Of
Mrs. Cushman. The buildings and stock
are fully insured
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15

Graud Duke Alexis at Norfolk, Va.
NORFOLK, Jan. 13.-The Russian frigate
sveland, Admiral Boutakoff, commanded by
the Grand Duke Alexis, arrived in our har-
Dor at ten O'Clock this morning and an
chored just below Fort Norfolk, near the old
quarantine ground. Immediately upon her
arrival she saluted the broad pennant OF
Admiral Trenchard with fifteen guns, which
was responded to by the Powhatan in the
afternoon. The Grand Duke came off and
paid visit to Mr.. N. shishkln, the Russian
Minister, Admiral A. Crown, of the imperial
Russian Navy, and Mr.. F. schlardhauer,
courier from St. Petersburg, who have
apartm. nts at the Atlantic Hotel. His
Highuess returned to his ship after about
two hours absence. He will not sojourn
ashore during his stay here, for the reason
that he prefers to avoid the inquisitiveness
of the public. Naval circles are on the tip
toe OF exci' ement, and the stay Of the grand
Russian promises to be attended by season
OF sumptuous and elegant festivities. The
other vessels belonging to the fleet are the
corvette Bogatir, Captain Chafraff, and the
corvotte Askold, Captain Tirdoff, which are
expected here o-morrow. To-day the var
ious dignitaries paid visit to the yard and
were received with all the usual clvilities by
Commodore Creighton and staff. The ma
tional fay of Russia was hoisted a. the fore
TOD of the Alliance and salute fired.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15
An Uunaturslised Elector.

ST.. PAUL, Jan. 13,-In the State Senate
to-day Mr.. s. Wilkinson introduced reso-
lu' ion directing the Judiciary Committee to
inquire into the eligibility Of Minnesota
Presidential electors, with power to send for
persons and papers. Notice of debate be-
ing given the resolution goes over until
Monday. 1t is based on the allegation that
A. K. Flnseth, one of the Minnesota elec-
tors, also State Senator, and for many
years past an officer under the State or fed
eral government, is not citizen of the
United States, being Scandinavian and
never naturalized. Finseth says he came
with bis father 10 this country twenty-three
years ago, he being then seventeen years
old. His fathers pame was Knute Knut-
son, settled in Dane county, Wisconsin, for
one year; then in Rock county, Wisconsin,
two years; then removed to Goodhue coun-
ty, Minnesota, since which time the son had
his name changed. He thinks, but is not
certain, that his father was naturalized, and
that he also took out papers 10 Goodhue
county, but whether first or second he don't
know. He has gone home to look up the
records. William Lea, chairman of the
Democratic State Committee, has caused
careful examination of the court records oi
Minnesota and Wisconsin to be made by the
State Senator Williston and other lawyers
who report that no record exists to show
either that Knute Knutson or his son, An
drew K. Knutson. or Finseth was evel
naturalized.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15

hOnn Can't be made by every agent
NJJO every month in The business we
furnish, but those willing to work eau
easily earn dozen dollars day right IN
their own localities. Have no room TO
expain here. Business pleasant; ana IN non. d.
we'll as men. We will 'urnish you q COM
plete outfit f,es. Thebusiness rays better
t IN a ything else. We will bear expen. .
Of STARTING YOU ParliouIars frse Wraie sbaie
sons and daughters. and all classes in need
Of paving WORK at home, should write to
ma and learn all about the work at once
-" A'SS" ~ ", .% TIsU g. ~ 60 . 4
iansf Augusta, Maine.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15
tICE-VAI4DOS1A A INSTITUTE FOR
SALE

valuable property, situated in a
Ing town in southern Georgia, On the
Z the railroad from Savannah to Flori.
Foffered at bargain. either for sale or
Enye for properly in a city In ono OF
{tfdle States.
hot contain ns three acres, upon which
be Institute Building u by "a feet. two
p high, having q schuolroom, reclta-
hnd music rooms, dining rooms wide
chambers and kitchen, servants,
stable, barn and all necessary out
eg, and vegetable garden.
Institute ia furnished, and the school
i In operation with about sixty sehol-
attendance.
property is offered for sale, because
alth of the lady who owns 1t has
Particulars apply to .l
4EOKGE TROUP MAXWELL,
tf New Castle. Delaware.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15
The Illinois legislature.

CINCINNATI, Jan. l3-A Springfield,
ILL.,. despatch says Judge Davis has been
nominated by the Independents of the
House, and William Anderson by the
Senate Independents, for United States
Senator. The despatch, however, says no
doubt these candidates will be dropped
when the ballot is taken and the condition
concentrated on Palmer.
RUMOR THAT COLONEL JOYCE Is TO B1
PARDONED.
A St. Louis despatch says It 10 believed
there that Colonel Joyce, of Whisky Ring
MOI oriety, has been, or is about to be, par
doned by the President.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15

GRAND MASQUERADE BALL FUN
\J FOR THE MILLION. Anton Henzs 4
O. respectfully announce that they viii
grand x s77 q ahs anHys
Building, and wish to assure the pu blic,
that no pains will be spared to make it q
most .delightful and satisfactory al.
fair;a species of recreation, and
enjoyment not only for thr young,
recnIlectinns of their juvenile days. Mr..
Henze's long experience, and well known
tact, in matters of this kind, should, anc
doubtless will, prove an ample guarantee
that most agreeable time may be expec-
one, come all.
dec23tf ANTON HUNZE q 20
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15

VOLUMES OF THE
TT ese now form
BITE juvenile library. The Magazine
)gun in 1867, and all llvOlumes from that
Sn be supplied.
Searly Volumes, elegantly
ID in cloth, 81 90
volumes, elegantly bound in
3 above books will be sent postpaid,
eipt Of price, by the publisher.
JOHN L. SHOkEY,
So Bromneld Street, Boston, Mass
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15
TIER DEPA RTMENT, !
100 Market Street,
Wilmington. Del.
CR. RENTERA.

DTICE TO WATER RENTERS.
bills for 1877 are how read, aud pay
the Registrars Office, 900 Mark 9!
The IL W requires that all bi.ls paid
before the 3,st day of January 1877,
be Of the bill; those pal. curing II e
OF February, five per cent. addition:
q those paid during the month Of
n, ten per cent. additional, and all
lemaining unpaid on the first day OF
1877, the Registrar Is required to
the ferrules Withdrawn auu suit In
|ed for the rec very Of the amount due
he water will not be let into sucn
lses until such trrears with assess-
and two dollars, for drawing ferruIes
lid.
Office hours from . A. M. to p. M.
WILLIAM s. HAYES,
tomarl Registrar.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15

A1OTTCE.-Advertise Of Boarding,
~ For Sac. For Rent. Lost and Found,
are published in the HERALD at
6 cents per line Que ime:
9cents per line for two times.
IL cents p4r line for three times.
IA cents per line for four ur'imes,
II cents per line for five times.
20 cents ser line for six times.
after be inserted free of charge Wants,
under three lines, for Is GEMS week.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15

LCE.-The annual election of the
elaware Society for the Prevention
>lty to Animals, will be held at the
the Society, No. l West Sixth street,
TO 3 O'Clock, on Tuesday afternoon,
th inst to elect President, fifty
Residents, Secretary, T easurer, and
Managers, to serve the ensuing
i 9. W. NIELDs, Secretary.
he close of the election at 3 O'Clock.
Win be meeting Of the newly elected
Sers for organlzatiOn. j0-tWam
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15
TD MASQUERADE BALL.

3CE.-The Family Story Paper, pub
Phed by Norman L. Munro Il Co, "A
pm st N. Y, one Of the most readable
purnals that reach o Office. Every
IL brimfql Of choice reading mat
is mail d teany address IN the re-
the subscription price, $500 The
aers th's year offer greatind cemen,s
q bers, q splendidly pr nted illuslra-
lion OF hakespeare,s wors beng
mpanied by part OF the work until
ashed. jlOLf
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15
UNITED STATES COURT.
Continuation Of the Trtal Of Chorlss
Knoer,

Judge Bradford on the bench.
George Donovan called for cross exam
ination -
made the arrest; Mr.. King and this
boy went with me; Mr.. King pointed the
prisoner out to me; I told him I had a
warrant for him: told him 1t was for pass
ing counterfeit money. He said he had
not passed any, that If he did he did not
know it, Mr.. King said "you did pass 1t"
he said IF did I did not know it," He
was asked If he had been at the store of
Kitchens, he said he was up to Ben Pearce's
all the evening; did not say who was with
him at Pearce's; I walked with him up
the street; he denied several times said he
had passed any money on the boy, that he
was up to Ben Pearces all the evening with
Frank sawdon he did not deny he had
been at the store of Hitchen's. I have
known him for two or three years; be lives
IN my district; he has been boarding At
Mrs. Willis be is well known in the
neighborhood; nothing was said a. to whom
he had passed the note on.
Re>examined-I told him he was charged
with passing counterfeit money; did not
tell him by whom; he denied 1t when Mr..
King said: II guess you did," He said
"you are mistaken, l was not down there"
No one said anything about passing any
money on tbe way up to the police station;
he several times denied being down there
that evening, but he did not say when.
Re-cross exsmination-I was with him
until be was taken to the city hall; have
told all I know of the case.
Adam Hoffman sworn-1 am in business
on King street; the hoy came to me on
Saturday evening, the 9th inst, about ~
o'clock, to see If the note was good; told
him It was not, and that he had better get
rid of It as soon as he could.
D. Rodman Smith sworn-I am clerk Of
this court and also U. s. Commissioner;
the prisoner was brought before me on the
10th inst, he said his name was Charles
Kpeer: John Kitchens, Charles Kelly and
others were examined before me; this is
the bill that was produced at .the trial;
remember that the note was lying on the ta-
bic; the prisoner was setting about two feet
from the table; he got up and took the note
in his hand, and said this is the note; think
be said he passed the note on the boy; be
wanted to make statement; cautioned
him not to do 50; the District Attorney also
cautioned him not to do 90; at last he made
his statement; I took it down and tead 1t to
him.
District Attorney sprusnce wanted to in
troduce his written statement in evidence,
Mr.. Lore objected; the Judge decided that
the clerk could state the contents Of IT, and
refresh his memory from the paper; Mr..
Lore preferred that the paper be read, and
II was read. sy.
Cross szaminsA-H [ths psissnsr) doss
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15
Money for tho Hampton Govern
m0nt,

NEW YORK, Jan. ia "Herad" special
from Charleston says about 1000 citizens
from Charleston county have signed q pledge
10 pay the amount of taxes called for iE
Hampton's address Of January !, and to
pay no taxes to the Chamberlain Govern
ment.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15

Arrival Of the state OF virgiule at
Queenstown.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 1S.-The steamer
State Of Virginia, from Glasgow for New
York, which was reported last night OF
Crookhaven with her main shaft broken, ID
being towed into this harbor.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15
Inand from the.
GOVeFnment.

BUCHAREST, Jan. 1s.-The Roumsnisn
Government has demanded that the Porte
make reparation for the outrage committed
by band of Bashi- Bszouks In crossing the
Danube on Monday night last. and plu nder
ing Rouma, ian outpost and killing two
Roumanian soldiers.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15
q. DOWNING'S
'AURANT AND SAMPLE ROOMS

R. SIXTH AND MARKET STS.
Pines and liquors always on hand
Pilliard tables and shufls board at.
to the saloon. Largest and fnest
IN The city served up in every style.
lAt all hours. Call and zee me.
q w. y. DOWNlN0.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15
Fire at Cranberry Park.

NEW YORK, Jan. 13-The house Of
Samuel Morris, at Cranberry Park, Bur-
llngton county, N. J., was burned Thursdsy
morning, and Morris and his child, aged
eleven years, perished.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15
"EALD'5
IL FIFTEENTH PUBLIC SALE OF
STOCKS, BONDS. LOANS and REAL
ESTATE,

ESTATE,
At the Clayton House Building, Whining
ton, DEL.
Saturday, January 20, 1877.
al IL q. m. sharp.
shares STOCK Wilmington 4 Lancaster
shares stock Brandywine Loan 9l pay
/ lot on Adams street, between Gilpin
and Shalic' ess avenues.
II is on Union st. bet. 81 h and Tenth.
2.story frame dwelling, Orange between
S-story brick dwelling, Frer ch between
Lot on ilth street between French and
Walnut. with houses thereon.
Z lots corner 9th and Harrison street.
lots Harrison aud Oak stree 4. ~,
2.story frame dwelling, 7th, near Duncan
avenue. .o~ .o~uu-...
8-story brick dwelling, 7O5 Tatnall street.
Terms OF sale and particulars on posters
]. T. HEALD,
Real Estate and Mortgage Excnauge.
il5a1O2t
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15

A despatch from Constantinople says:
It is believed the Porte is simply playing
with the Conference. Further concessions
by the Powers will only increase Turkish
arrogance. Russia's self respect demands
that negotiations be prolonged no further
but energetic measures, such a. General
Igpatieff's recall. be adopted, as the more
determined Russia's attitude the sooner
peace will be secured.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15

A1OTICE.-CITY AGENCY OF THE
AMERICAN AND RED STAR STEAM.
SHIP LINES
Tickets sold to ALL ports of Europe at the
LOVES RATES, on the best and quickest
STEAMERS.
DRAFTS or all parts of Europe, in
amounts to suit.
HEALD & CO., Bankers,
tan3.was-3w Clayton House Building.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15
Over the Gable.
!, AN AMICABLE ADJUSTMENT.

IAN AMICABLE ADJUSTMENT.
'CoNsrANT1NoPLE, Jan.13.-An amicable
arrangement with Roumania is expected to
result from negotiations now progressing
between Prince Ghika, the Roumanian
representative and the Porte.
THE PORTE PLAYING WITH THE CONFER
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15
An Alleged Fien dish Act.

PROVIDENCE, Ri, Jan. 13.-In the case
of William H Brown, who perished in his
burning dwelling in Middletown, on the
night of the 10th instant,the Coroner's Jury
has returned verdict that Charles 8.
Brown, son of the deceased, knew Of the
death OF his father at the time of the fire,
and that he feloDisusly and maliciously re-
fused to make any effort to put the fire out
u. save his fathers life. The Sheriff will
arrest Charles 8. Brown to- day.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15

Arrest Of q Clergy man for Forgery.
ST. JoHNsBuRY, w., Jan. Is, Rev. ED,
Hopkins, of this place, has besh arrested on
4 charge Of forgery. f Y
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15
/. WANTS.

tS.-Wants under three lines for
eents o week.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15

tED,-Relia le correspondents in
Sry village in the state, to write
and sayings OF the, people and
ess prospects and attrac ions Of
klity, The schools, the churches,
Operations, the character OF the
a the ad vantages pO ~se SEQ, 10 oe
kes for their mmunicatiOns.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15

ED.-A tenant with q small family
y 9 part of q house in Mcdowell
q reasonable. Apply to, CAAh'
MT, Cooper shops. McDowellvllle.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-15

NJ | -Four large liie-ltke Steel En:
III cravings Of the Presidential
r Candidates sell rapidly. Send
kY for circular. N. Y. Engraving
m street. BOX 3288 N. Y. aug3ltf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-12
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Tn rBH DISTRICT COURT or THE
l Cnitd States. for the Ditrie, of NevadA.--
In the matter OF @. II. CLARK. BsEkIupt,
In Bankruptcy - United stAts of America,
Disirief oi k.vsda. ss.--A warrant In Bank.
ruptey has been issued by sad ocurt agsInst
the estate Of O. II. Cisrk. Of the city Of Wiz.
ginia, county Of Storey and State Of kevsfa.
In said nisiric'. Who has been duly adjudgsd
bankrupi upon the petition VI h,s c'rslitofs: and
the payment OF any debts and the delivery of
.ny property bcionring 10 said bankrupt TO him
or q, bis upe. and TIE traLsfer Of sny property
By him. arr forbidden By Law. 4 meeting of tbs
erediiorr Of said bankrupt. 70 prove their debts
and ehcovc one OF more assignees OF his estate.
will be hsld at . Cosrt of Bankruptcy. 10 be
holden at VI ginis, In paid district. on the ash
day of Aprii, A. ID. ls1f. at I O'Clock '. = |,
At tho once Of D. slroiher. Room No. Odd
Fellow Duildlrg, G trer OF q and Smith
strrets, tne Of the Reei.iers I'm Bankruptcy Of
aid district
AuGUSTUa ASH,
United sts'es Marshal ard Messenger in Bark.
yupfev fos aid dIsfrict. apt0td
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LEGAL NorIOEs.
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THR DISTRICT COURT OP THE
! United States for the District Of Nevada
In the matter OF A. MAErriiRrrI, a. BOR.
LINl and A RosBrTi. doing bu,ipess under
the hrm name Of A. Asesiretti h Co., Hank.
rupts, N Banlruptey.-Uniied stafes Of Amer
ica. District of Nevada, ss.- A warrant In Bank
ruptcy has been issued by said Court against
the estate OF A. Msestretti 4 Co.. of the siiy Of
virginia. county 0i storey and siate Of Nevada,
In said Dists,et. Who have been duly adjudged
bankrupis upon thsir own psiition; ana tho
psyment Of any debts and the delivery Of any
property belonging 10 said bankruptA 20 them
or tn their use and the transfer OF any prop
trty by them sre forbidden by law, A meet.
Ing oi the creditors Of rsid baL krupts. To
prove their debts and choose one or mora
as,igIees Of their estAie. will be held At n
Court NJ bankruptcy IN be hoid.n Q, yirginis.
In raid ristrict. on the FOURTEENTH DAY
or APR I, A. D. 1871, ~ ] O'Clock r. H.,
st the vfiee Of z. Btroihtr. R'om No. Odd
Fellows Building, corner Of q and smith
streis, one of the Regis efs In Bankruptcy Of
AUGUSTUS ASH,
Omitted States HarshL and Messenger in Bank.
rurtey for sald District.
Nv II. B. CoRhErr, Deputy. Ap1td
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTIcE NO. 33s.
U. ~ ssrvey Ne. i2e.

TINTED STATS LAND ORPiCE. CAntON
u CITY, Nevada, Tehruary 1s islI.-No'ics 10
hereby given that HEBtR HOLMAN. whoss
postofhcs address 70 virpihia City. state Of Ne
vada, b.a made applicsii for hos linear feet
OF the Holman VEN. lode or deisvit, hearing
cold and oliver, tcatid a. Holman Mininx
Clam" In Gold Hili Minlpe District. biorey
six hundred (t0oj fs.t in Width, and described
upon pat and Leh no'es on de In this tfsiee
ADD ported on the claim. - follows. To Wit:
Beginning at poet No. I, Y =. survey No. 10.
whenss q IOcky kpoll b afs scuih u dspres
east sbout no set distant. and the quarter sec-
ton corner On the north lins Of r.stien ..
Township 10 north. Range II ssst. u. u: n.
bears youth 67h degre.s west 400 iest distant,
and rsnning from said post No. !. nfst couisc.
pvuth se6 Zee, 10 poet No. 4; thence. thiid
couise. vtN coo irct 10 io>t No D.; thence.
fourth eourpe north eos feet 10 po no. !. the
piscs OF b sipninz- containing ~ IS 100 scfvs.
True bearings. Magnetic vaiiition. IGN de-
gres east.
al the ground ipciudtd ~ the sboys survey.
eovtred b. other clHims. THE claim 10 bs und~d
north by the vindicator claim.
The improvements on tho Holman mining
claim consist AZ Q bhsit ard thAft house. upon
which ot lees than hvs Lundrtd alolisrr have
been expended by The Epplcsbt OF his giantora
Any ai d al ptrsgns elain.iIx sdte,..iy asy
pcrtiOn Of - d iDiiing prturd. le'tfbltiofe
drpcribed, frs rcqairrd ~ ME their tdsrfse
claim With the hg.str VI the Unitsd htairs
Land Once a Canon CITY. N,vfda. during ito
sixty days psriod Of publication i,rsf or th.y
Will bs hansd BY virtue of the provisions of tho
statute.