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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
PROFESSIONAL UAKUS.
GEO. r. GORMAN,
NOTARY PUBLIC for llNCoLr
COUNTY.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR
CALIFORNIA AND UTAH,
iSscsrJ Once, LncOur Street
10y PIOCHE.HEv.
Assignee Appointment.

tice OF his appointment as Assignee Of the
estate of L.V. Loomis, of Pioche, CouRty Of
Lincoln, State Of Nevada, in said district who
has been adjudged bankrupt upon his own petit
tition, by the District Court Of said district.
]. f. HALLECK,
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A very useful invention has been de-
vised by j. N. Holmes. 1t consists of a
bomb which can be fred distance of
two miles from the coast or from ship,
and it is 80 contrivad that 1t will float
upon the surface of the water and emit
a very powerful light for about an hour.
By its use in war the approach Of a
hostile feet during the night might be
disclosed, and in time of peace it might
be employed with advantage in rescuing
crews of vessels stranded in the dark
ness, or in occasionally warning ships
approaching too near a dangerous and
low-lying coast.
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NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE THAT THE UNDERGI0NED
L own two-thirds interest (undividedl In
that certain silver mine In Bristol Mining Dis
trict. Lincoln county. Nevada, known under its
original and only true location name - tho
" Bully Boy Mine," but now claimed 10 BE-
named. under q pretended second location. -
the Great Eastern Mine;" that any purchase
or sale Of said mine made without the consent
or authority Of the undersigned will b. invalid,
and all persons are hereby cautioned that one
3. g. Steele and one Abe Ricards, who Illegally
claim the exclusive title to said mine, have no
right to dispose Of the same.
D. +. SIDES,
J.R. DUFF,
my5-00d JOHN O'DOU0HxRTY
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NOTICE.

A LII PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE ES-
N tate of L. v. Loomis, Bankrupt, in Bank
ruptcy, are hereby notified to call on tho under
signed, Assignee Of said estate, at his office (the
Alps Mining Con,pany's ofice). Immediately,
and settle their accounts and thereby avoid
legal proceedings to enforce collection OF the
J.F. HALLECK,
Assignee Of the estate of L. v. Loomis, Bankrupt
js23.tf
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JUDGE CHISHOLM 8 DYING WoRDs.--A
New York Times correspondent at Jack
son Mics, writes: After Judge Chis-
holm was mortally wounded by the
Kemper county mob, he called Mrs.
Chisholm to his bedside, and said: my
precious wife, I am innocent Of any
crime, and when l am dead l want you
to tell my children 30, and train them
up to know that their father never did
an act for which they need to blush or
feel ashamed. l have been murdered
because l am Republican and would
live freeman"
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A COSTLY JoKE.-Last month physi-
clan was sent for in Rome to visit a
patient. On going to the address indi-
Gated, he was told by lady at the door
that the sick man was not there, but at
another house in different street;
whereupou. proceeding to this second
locality his surprise became great on
learning that the patient was waiting
Tor him up on a hill (San Pietro in
Montorio) in quite another section OF
the city. Finally. he found out that a
practical joke han been played at his ex-
pense. and carried the matter into court,
where the Judge sentenced the frolic-
some lady to pay for three medical visits
and the costs OF the suit.
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vJNO PATRICK KAvANAGH. AND TO WHOM
i It may concern, you arc hersby NOTIFIED
that you are indebted to the uudsssionsd
in the sum Of $50. gold coin, for mon.y
mine," situated in Rly Mining Distfict, Lineoln
county, State OF Nevada. Unless ycu pAy NJ
at my residence in Piochss NEVADA The abeye
proportional share Of aid expsndituzs on eaid
mine within ninety days from datss tcQeenar
forfeited to me BY due process q lew.
'CHoNAs ]. 1o4AxoN.
Piochs, Nevada. March ~ te77. nr1fsna
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"Pa," said little fellow the other
day, "was Job an editor?" Why,
Sammy" because the Bible says he
had much tronble, and was n man OF
sorrow all the days Of his life."
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE nF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the Justices Court, in and for the
Township Of Phoebe, County Of Lincoln, State
Of Nevada, and to me directed and delivered,
for a Judgment rendered in said Court, on the
thirteenth day Of June, A. D. 1877, In favor Of
the State Of Nevada, and against the Portland
Silver Mining Company. and also the real estate
and improvements hereinafter described, for
the sum of sl1 22-l0O. in gold coin, tax and de-
linquency, together with 826 81 100, cost Of suit,
amounting in the whole at this dste to SIS S.1OO,
have levied on the following property to wit:
Improvements on Portland mine, In Fly Mining
District, Lincoln county, State OF Nevada,
known and designated "a the Portland Hosting.
works,
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, the 10th day OF July.
A. D. 1877, at 12 O'Clock M. will sell all the
right. title and interest Of said Portland Silver
Mining Company in and to the above described
property, at the front door Of the Court-houie
In Phoebe, Lincoln county, State OF Nevada. at
public auction, for cash in hand, to the highest
and best bidder, to satisfy said execution and
all costs.
W. L. MCKEE,
Sheriff of Lincoln County,
ByJ. P CURTIS.
ielG-td Deputy Sheriff.
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The numbe of horses in the countries
of the European Continent and in the
United States of America has been es-
timated as follows: Iu ussia. 16. 160,-
600; the United States, 9,504, 200; Ger
many, 1852. .2S1: Great Britain, $780,
S51; France. 2,742, 2,73S; Austria Hun
gary, 1865, ,43S (of which 2.l79,811 be-
long to Hungary; Italy, 675,54l; Nor.
way and Sweden, 655, $40: Spain, 3S2.-
009; Denmask, 2l6,570; Belgium, 2S2,.
1863; Holland, 260, ,056, Switzerland, 1O0,.
934; Greecs, SO, 1888; and Portugal, 49,
716. The proportion of horses to each
1000 OF the population is 227 .05 in Rus
sia. 244.16 in America, 1855 in Dem
mark, LAG 80 in Hungary, 114.S8 in Swe-
den, 1910 in Great Britain, 3l.64 in
Germany, and 1926 only in Portugal.
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Washington Star: We protest against
the United States District Attorney in
Mississippi investigating the Chisholm
Massacre. In the first place, it will do
no good since he is powerless to punish
the murderers; and in the second place.
it will only irritate and annoy the good
people of De Kalb II the latter are
bounded in this way. they will soon lose
faith in the Presidents conciliatory
policy. Let US be content with Cover
nor Stones assurance that no one in
Mississippi approves of the massacre.
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The Napa (Cal.) Register of the 18th:
"a rara aUis in the shape of white
blackbird was shot Saturday by George
Juarez, and is now in possession of DR..
Pond, who will have it mounted for his
cabinet. "A white blackbird' may sound
paridoxical, but nevertheless it was
killed from flock OF blackbirds, and
bears all the marks of the family Of
blackbirds, known to ornithologists as
meietla musia, except that its plumage is
white"
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@In consideration of 800 cash. Walter
Wentworth, variety performer. now in
good health. in Cincinnati. has drawn
up paper bequeathine his body after
death TO DR.. H. l.. Wilder for the pur-
pose OF dissection, Wilder agreeing to
wire and set up the skeleton in case in
his private Office in such manner as to
be at any time exhibited to Wentworth's 3
many professional friends"
Russias last remark about peace is
somewhat CZar castle.
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A SOUVENIR OF HER HusBAND.-A
picture Of kitten in white hat at Cora
PEARLS auction sale, the other day in
Paris reminded one forcibly OF times
when Prince Napoleon used to mount o
white tile. A we'll known Baroness, a
leader in society, was at the sale. and
paid Q great deal of money to buy
handsome silver-mounted snuff box that
were among Rosette Cora effects. When
the Baroness Was asked why she was 80
anxious to purchase mere triAe, she
sighed and said, "Ah! you see! souvenir
OF my husbsud!" Everybody saw it.
On the outgoing steamers the conver.
sation ia often of cosmopolitan nature
A Boston merchant on a recent trip was
considerably impressed by the earnest
ness ofa German passenger. "America, )"
said the returning Teuton. sis der best
coundry in der verld. haf lived dere
more as den years. and failed i've dimes,
Ane now goes home to hf NIT fortune
anI n,. my vamily"-[ Boston Comm ercial
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DEAF MUTEs TAUGHT TO SPE

DEAF MUTEs TAUGHT TO SPEAK
How many people are there who know
that deaf mutes are not dumb? Very few,
we will venture to say, The common
belief il that if deaf person does not
speak it is because he cannot. This is
an error. 1t is because he has not been
taught the use of his organs of speech,
which are as good as any mans, unless
there is some malformation. The truth
OF what we have said was proved yester-
day at the closing examination of the
pupils of the Institution for the I'm
proved Instruction of Deaf Mutes, at
No. 1,5l5 Broadway. There were some
five classes, amounting in all to sixty
pupils, examined yesterday. The most
of the day was devoted to the younger
children, those whose ages ranged from
seven to twelve. No pupils are admit
ted to the institution under seven years
OF age. The principle of this school is
to teach the children to speak and to
make signs. The lady who has the in
FAINT class teaches the children to make
the first sounds their infant lips have
ever uttered. Whatever sound that may
be she builds upon and uses as found
alton for the alphabet. They soon
learn to make words by putting sounds
together, and are not long in learning to
speak. To be sure, they cannot hear,
but they understand what you say to
them by watching your lips. They
speak very we'll considering that they
cannot hear the sounds they make.
They are inclined to speak down in their
throats or from the roots of their mouths
rather than from the chest. Their ex-
animation yesterday did unbounded
credit to the pupils, who are an unusul-
ly bright looking 'ot of children, and to
their teachers. The practicability Of the
system of sound-teaching deaf mutes
could not have been better proved than
it was yesterday. The examination will
be continued to-day, beginning at half
past ten u. mn. Y. Herald. June 23d
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A ND ALL KIND OF FANCY AND PLAIN
a Job Printing done in frst-class style and
at short notice..
, 1877-04-16
LABOR AND CAPITAL.
Great Excitement Among tho u4neEs at
llFallWood, Ill.

Great Excitement Among tho Minors at
NraldwooG, III.
1p+ctaI N&pasea 10 7n4 7t1b4as
DRA1pwoop, ILL.,, April l5.-A grat deal OF
excitement AMONG tho miners was manifested
on tue streets ycsterday OH account of the ru-
NOR that the dtllcrcut companies do lot intend
10 pay tho minors their wagrs iuF wok done In
tho month Of March, thu coal cumpa,iea glaln-
Ing that tho miners. having quit wok ou the
4th of this month, did not fulfill thel coutsarts
and wcrc not entitled TO their noncY Monday
Is the regular payday Of tho companies, and,
II tho ru1nor Il confirmed, great fearsaso cntcr-
talncd Of an outbreak, which, II oncu
started, II would bs hsrd te surntse
whcre II would end. peputy-Shcr1fIs and spe-
ltal police hayo been arriving on ever trafn for
the past week. AnA no ono knows low many
''eopsn there arc Ia tho city. Tho c<al eotnpa-
MICS hare their shafts aud offices all will guard
ed. Thousands Of Funors aro atoat, which slcnd
fuel to TUG trc of excitement. festes!sy 1t was
thciF way from Chicago, aud would ba here
ou the uoon truil, to ,rork 1T The
Eureka Mines, Sons 800 snncre weEc ut tho
depot 10 give them reception; hut.
none coming, some oup stal&cl tbs report that
tho Htste ElIl1tla from, JUllet would Go here OIL
tho 2:D train. It VIA only the stgnal for
like cEowd to b1 at tho depot. business ha4
&linost CONC to complete 4anlstill. Most Vt
tho merchants fcfuAo 10 sell t,yth,ag on credit
to The miners, which will tell severely upof, thu
working class, ~ thoy havt been working n
such low wngts for the past tear that they have
but very little Lett to stand aprotsacted strike.
, 1877-04-16
CHICAGO, MONDAY. APRIL I6, 1877.

espcesalfJ to oceupy ycnretlrcs with The rcorgan.
bs sh G. o r. stsfy fson: on: s s e fsns's
vii b. ne.se,.n.y toaogmsnt tae amoant Of 'pee'e'
a. 4. {ou wil' roc :rot~ iho b,dget which VII he
snemtiscd 70 the ch1mD*r. onr finances sre in IN
esme1y eors d'asnlt s!taa.!oc rseemmsna 59a:
meet the difficulties Of the s'taatton and 10 restore
our credit. You will have. moreover. to taks
of 1sfsfm 'nS 'Rp y -
our Empire and Of onr subjects Il .he deyel::
iRf9s s d ;stssins and Of Rafy y.e
development Of nnb1!c insifuetirn. Measure, with
ei9u ana o. dxnR tha programme Of studies wi!l bc
sa5mt'tSd 10 ihc chanitsts ia the session 81 nexe
9feae,, IT, psr, ,s eer "a Inc
u the fuaeuonaries Who viii be called npon 10
apply ana sIeente ne sbo.e mentioned 's.s and
= IL 6 paes e.
e H. tbs .,s e
spee!:lA st1Isi seaooI III The EDUCATION e ID:
";sIs e. paps.af S;asn. ,ason. 'td + 1 "
S,sss:t .atniaI.tr.sise .ps peiit!esl pe.ts. TIC @
pupils Will bc selected, without distinction of r..
nsonGt!on will be according to ths degrees of their
s ns,, o ,,s bad tsss sf;
during tho hossilt!es With ser1is and Montenegro.
our faithful sub}ectA hare given proofs
At sho price Of great suffering. acts Of
courage and bravery which profoundly apprcci-
IT, IN al questions no hare tntY bad the defen:t
Ps.se Tlt5 servia 4: e iIo dsci:Ion V ,h.ll
sfe,, i viii Be rsfc.red q yoar
deliberations from tho nrat ststln9. I
advtso you to be prompt in deeidng. Oar relations
With friendly Powers atc atill impressed with that
friendship and Difference which arc one Of the must
the Government Of England proposed for the con.
alteration OF tho present 4uest!ont tho meeting Of
Conference In our Capltal. This bases proposed
being alto supported by tho other 0rcat powctr.
onr sublime Forte consented 10 the meeting OF tho
Conference. Though definite understanding was
not obtained in that Conference, We have given
proofs Of our sincere desire to defer to tho wishes
motives Of Tho non. agreement IN the Conference.
tho eanae lay rather In tho form and tho mode Of
execution than in tho substance. From tho htst,
by the progress effected IN tho situation Of tho
country In EIuesAl and tho vAriouH admHst trAktTo
departments. wo hnye russuod 10 principle The
pcrfectink Of that advance. All our cGUrts sttll
tend toward that object nut on this oeea-
from ali attacks on IL honor and Independence.
Time will provo tho sincerity Ut onr intentions.
Our 1eairc being In ali cnses to maintain rights
and Independence, adopt also for tho future tho
same line of conduct. rejoice TO think that the
proofs Of moderation and sincerity furnished by
our 6tatc before and after tho Conference viii haFo
scrrcd to strengthen the bonds Of friendship and
European Powers. Nay the Most High crown our
efforts With 8uccet.
, 1877-04-16
OBITUARY,

1H933zv
QARsoapAIx, ILL.,, April 15,-Lauatug Bcman,
formally citizen Of this Plaza. but lstterly Of
Columbus, Atss., went West t.: his healtl. some
months ago. On Saturday ness was received
here that ho died On : stea11sr between ean
franclsco and Santa barbara. mo declslon has
been u,ade By Ills relatives heroas to what dis-
position will 10 lnnile If the remains.
epee4ai DatpatcA to 7hx 1tbuse
1aDIAEAfoLis, April la--G. ~. Hewitt, I
Baltimore grain merchant, who l,.s been In bus
iuess here for several months, diciyery sudden
II this morning of congestion. IL took culd
lnt Sunday, but bad net been colaned to his
room until ls4t nlRht.
ap<etdl NspateA to 1A4 7ftbuaA
MILwAuExs, Wia.. April l5.-Janta Welsh,
Of Kalamazoo, Mich, was takea su&deaiy Ill
here, and dIea ,,, r. ths hoap1t.! today IL ~.a
, 1877-04-16
LOUISIANA.
TUE DAWN DnEAKIN0.
Rnnsf1F 4feA IL NZA TAA.

SpFe19t Q&pt9scA 70 2M 9F49kAk
fzw ORLEANS, April 1h-The Cou,misaion
to-day have had short rcspto from labor, and
haye devoted the limo to visiting chusrhes And
strolling out. In fact, Judging trom the present
outlook, they will hAvo ampla tinlo to stroll I'd
fast approaching. To use = trite yet punRent
expression, the bottom has about fallen cut Of
the Packard clan, and tho prospects arc that
3tonday's session OF tho Nichols Legislature
Wili show = legal quorum In the House,
Frum intlnatlons thrown out In Comu,ls.
sioh circles, It IL assured that the agree
n,ent Of tho Nichols CAUCUS OH Saturday
nlght IL acceptable to tho Commission, and will
10 acted On. THIS will require four Of tue
Packard groWd to come oycr in order to make
quorum On tho baa1 of the Polling Comulis-
doners' returns, - contrsdstinguished from
tho Returning Boards decision. As Air, W.
3. Cockcsham, Nichols member OF the House,
died this morning, that
axpuoxs THH KUMuER or A1MBxRs
to 1la, making sixty quorum, and requiring
one ush less FROM tho St. Lou1s Hosel. Monday
morning. at = very early hour, there will 10
CAUCUS Of the Nichols House to ratlfy
tho agreement said to have been made a. Abose,
aud, ~ there eau bc no question OF It's receiving
unanimous sauttion, the day wilt sec legally.
constituted Legislature here Whsn this 10 the
caao, the Commission will 70 report TO the
President and Packard will haSe to follow
Chamberlain
TO THAT uounaA FROM MngAcs NO GOVERNOR
.. kkTrKNB.
Gov Brown says that the Conm!4ston will now
remain to complete tss labofs, and th!s language
is rather plalI inkilnatlon that there u now no
obstacle to IL accomplishment. The feeling Of
ths peop!e = much bestsr .;r to, tto,nisht ihan
Cd solution 10 neaf At hsnd. Packard FemaiuA
still sulep, however, sad hls frlends assert that
hu u tuAs ~ cuuHdcnt - eseF Of recognition.
lIe has LATELY shown
\ DISPOSITION TO DOUBT Tu8 LoYALTr
OF sonc Of 4fs supporters, and u mora sua-
picIous than las been remarked before. One
Thing tAat goes to shox the result Of tho late
cauela over tho Commissioners, sugHeatioaa u,
that, since this question OF adjustment has TAX
Gu such tangible shape, Louisiana cousols
hate stesdlly Ilsaaeed, snd afe now ave points
AtoTo where they 1ero SIX days ago.
TIE aITuATlok.
~ ~ RtaeFM ASspct6tsd RntaA
Naw oaLRAHs,. April l5.-Nothlnx transplEed
to-day ~ " ths stIuation Or negotiations. Tho
, 1877-04-16

~. f.,+, wtth,, ,h1,, t,,,-,,,.. T.. ..,.
'ue l"e.s "'taln sl'e'l Sno"icuRe IN 1elereneo 70
conspiracy believed to exist. BY means Of
which the Government wns being systematically
and regularly defrsudcd In reference to tho col.
lection Of the revenue arising from tho mann.
failure nf anirts fhrv .hnm1 rcceirs .'o I'aioS
~ thcn.oi~o. ~ thn s".s...nans n -.
parses nnrnisctr,i snnii ho wtth5aawr na.r'' @ .ns
no procee1ijnrs ether than thc rrncceGfnc. n1 T..
thn condemnstton ea.ca shoniI kc nTc.nssnta1 -
and no new nrocccinrs % .hnn1d ptUeesetsus h. rn,,
nenced on account of past % transacttona: u''I
and, ptrsnant to thn agrscment ~
assessments were withdrawn or % sasnen,1esi. I
Thc coniemnatjon cascs aboYa name3 pefcr ~
tho cn,es 9rn,Sinr o.t ~ H. sr1mTc. ~ Atsv ~
III fsS5. AMI thn.t nsi'o ntont th.t tf,nc III III
djstiilery Of tha iininn Gamer nisttiiinc f,o,m.
many. hayinr hren snid ,snon ~ ssscs.1snt 1w
sint,s liz sert,urc. AMI hefnrn conarmnasine tt
wa aRrreti that inch salc shnnti tr rcran'ed ~
m eicction r., yroeccd IN that mattcr instcsi -
lty cOndetnnnt}nn. md for ths fmtnrc the%sfars
tfst thtrs shnml.i bn '1''' '"~t-o'o1
NO PURIFIER rnoc,xn,ros
t,non the hnnfi uivnr il tf,o cnr;,nmno,to, ,>..
Then The tii.tfite1v woe honfics is''a'o" o~
Whcrcas. Il waa autfcinntcsi that fnl1 ,,,*c,o..
ure OF ali f1c facts xis1{n thc ,o,ns - ~.
s3nfnnhonts wt'cn t,,rnt,.r stnt, Iii ~. ~ ..19 sg
, 1877-04-16
Faahn to tho Sultan. Tho Hhcdiye is TO arrive
III Constan.tnople next month.

i'll Sonstans'nople nc1t mon1h'
GREECE. ,.. w..
The Athens correspondents oi tne Da"g "e"
ssates that tho Greek uoyerament nas Rs'on Of
lcfs that IN army Of oo'ooo men DC IN 1caolness
for aettVc service IN case Of heea' 4ne iee''hR
Ia Athens Ia intensely antl"hu1slan.
ALL THE LONDON JOURNALS
Rischcnc1 will occur Thursday next.
cHH1s1'a vlcEoknEST.
telegram TO Inc Oaay h<''s from Home
represents that tho Vatican Is clsted n tho
prospect Of WaF, ana afuent'y hopcs tne hue-
alans may kain some preliminary aasahtsges, IN
WHICH saAe - uas pe'suaoe" 'tee'4 t""t '1e n "
"'''' 'ss'' sAt, 1ns COMMUNE,
nepor,s hare reached Cardinal stmeont from
eenttas hussla .n1lnas'ne that IN lnte'nat'onai.
ist outbreak Is Imminent Ia Russian Poland and
contiguous Russian provinces. Preparations for
tho movement haYc lo,e been potn9 Oh.
v.: , ~ aoon~s'A' =. ,,
ViEraA. April l5.-1t Is officially confirmed
that tho koumsnlan troops will oppose the pas
aago OF the Danubo by The Turklsl, army, but
NJ" a'" 'ne 1ur u9.es 1'nx. 70 sross 4"sr [n' ff''o
III, ,,.....an.,,as 1ns as"s,sn NJ -. AAa I,',
say: II hurc just inspected the Ottoman tlcct
In tic HobNfDr1tH. and find The condition OF the
suiion,a nnvv r.atIr .ninraid r.. v...ni, a..
s'.,,.. , 5 '~ 1p a.. ,,t.'.s,,''S .SIs =" NV
4u'1. "aa"ea; @au .ho 4'supus1e -
good AZ poasto'o. Admiral Hobart Paeha fas
been formally appointed Commander of the
Black Sen Squadron. which eomprI.ca fifteen
tr,r.,,oJ, ~. fo,t, -, t,,o r..nho-,. ~ .,.a
A"0 AVA y" '"' A'op"''"' nv a''o
fcaay' ,
TUE ARat.
Reports from the armies arc satisfactory.
sichcmct Pasha, First Atle-dc. Camp OF tho
Rn1tan. be. 1cft tbe f,entta1 N frsnrct tho
t"a - I ''s.,s 49,. ~ S"p.sa p.. .spM- .s s ."s
troops anu munitions ot war III anatoAa' ana
supcrntend tito iinai arrangements along tho
Asla.lc frontier.
BrAr1srtcs or m. gA.rxHs orx.r,os.
IanTon 11mfs
Baron Henry d. Worms has annexed to tho
NTH edition Of his work, HEnglanti's Policy il
the East" which Is just published, two interest
Ing tables. Tho first gycs tho population,
trade: financial, military, and naval resources Of
each Power concerned ID the Eastern question.
Thc tecontl presents nj Elanro tho religious
crceds aud numbers Of each OF The natfonulitlcs
IN tho Turkish Empire. Beside tho millions Of
Inhabitants in Russtn {B6, 55V, ,D0O|, Turkcy f29.-
50lOO0), Austrfa- UunrarY GH.0oI, ,435}. ctc..
Munlcnecro looks strnfgcty ti,siEniAcant with
,,opulutipn Of loO,O 900, nbo,it ouunl In numbcr
u q Ih,E,1.yatc EngIfsh towu. Tbs regcnno Of
this little State il nit at IT O0 and ia frtIn0
capagity at WitoO n,cn. which l. rnutysIcnt t5
sarinr that Iii n,nln Hiontenerrlns of fnIi
olc arc soitllcrs. Tho Russian tlcht Il returned
ut 49Jt .O0O,0m. tln TurkjAll At EaD0l Inn.
, 1877-04-16

IN C1IICAGUs
At / 80 yesterday afternoon Officer N. l..
Miller discovered flro In barbcr-shop at No.
87}1f State street, causca BY Its proprietor kick
ing tho stoye over while rolling In u stupor OIL
the floor. Tbs fro was cxtlnguislsel, aud Hen.
ry Roynolds was brought to his seuHea by a lib
cral application OF soid water.
4 stlli alarm to Engnu Company MI 10, at 8
o'clock last evening, was caused BY tho cx-
sion ot a lamp In tho residence Of II. B. Wilson,
No. % Harrison street. Tho flames wcre cxt.u-
guistetl With but trlflug damage Dy OtlleerJuhn
Holland.