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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Eureka Sentinel says: Some days
since, while George Bliss. Superintend.
snt OF ths Water Works. wal digging q
trench on Spring street. ho struck q
stratum Of earth completely filled In
with a variety Of shells ranging from the
minutest particle to those OF the size OF
q pea. Some OF tho shells strongly re-
semble those OF the clam. The ques.
ton now Is. how and whom tho shells
got there. Specimens will bs forwarded
to Professor w. Frank Stewart.
Says the winnsmucca Sirer Stat, Of
March Goth Deputy Sheriff Staten.
burg. Of Elko county. arrived here yes
tsrday with Robert Crozier. indicted for
tho murder Of Montana Charley " In
a bar.room ARRAY at Elko. about two
months ago. the case having been trans
ferrsd to this county for trial. and the
prisoner was turned over to Sheriff Kyle
and lodged in the County Jail.
Tho Carson Valley Nt,cs Of Tuesday
informs Us that the Genoa Flume Com.
pany started their Spring drive yestsr.
day afternoon. Four thousand corls
will run to the river.
The washoo county poor farm Is to
be adorned with silver maple trees.
There are nino inmates Of the Washos
County Jail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22
ApEIINA PATHS DIVORCE.
What Her OId.sims Manager Nays
OF the Rumor.
rYrom N. New Yort WorId.l

rruui INC NV iotA Vofiu.I
The statement was made by cable yes.
terday, on the authority Of lie Moaitewr
Of Paris, that q judicial separation was
likely to be tho result OF the troubles
that havo been from time 10 time the
subject Of runor concerning the Mar
quis Of Caux and his wife. Adelina
Patti. The statement, purporting to
DO from q friend OF the lady, was TO the
effect that she had applied for the sepa-
ration and that she was about TO appear
with the Marquis before tho President
Of the Tribunal Of the Seine, In Paris,
on February 9th.
Among the last arrivals ut the Everett
House was N. Maurice Strakosch, Mile.
PATHS brothsr.in.law. who introduced
her into the musical world, and was
her manager at the time OF her mar
riase. To u World reporter yesterday
he said
"I 10 not believe there Is any truth In
the story. I have heard from time TO
time many runiors OF trouble between
them. and there may have been some
foundation for them. These stories
have not failed TO pain and grievo me
deeply, but I believe there Is nothing
but harmony between Mile. Patti aud
her husband. nave letters Oh a ia.e
date from my w'e. 2 "a rar's; 40
when sne 'eils me ho'hlns VI Any UNI
Guilty Deiweeh mem, 1u. on .no on,
trary, that she D oaflo,.a ra.n dihea
with Adelina and her husband Tue other
day. and that everything was then mp
pafently smooth u pleasant.
"iou know all the story OF the mar.
rage, TO You notr"
81 do. II was emphatically n love-
maich-nothing else"
"And yet you ut first opposed itF'
"ieA; but only ON account Of h rep
utation OF b Marquis. he was gener-
ally considered q very last young man
and an undesirable husband. but
when he can to me he seemed 10 ear.
nest u sincere u his feelings anu
showed himssl so steadiast IN his pas
sion' thai l was reconciied 10 tue mar
riage, anu wa one OF d witnesses
lie was wooing her Tor Two or three
years.
"Ihen you Will contradict this
story
u 10 not believe !. IL : rom the
Tenor OF my la'os. aaaiess anu rom my
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22
AMENpMENrs TO THE SCHOOL
LAW.

The action Of the lat Legislature OF the
ststs OF Nevada in restoring 70 the Coun-
~ Superintendent Of Schools the power 10
an vacancies In tho Board Of School
Trustees was . move In the right direc-
rsction. for the reason that In large coun-
ties, in districts remote from the county
SEAT and seldom II ever. visited BY the
Commissioners. the Superintendent Of
Schools upon whom II 10 obligatory BY
Law 10 Wait said districts. 81 least once .
term. 10 o competent 10 Judge from &C.
suai acquaintanes. Of the qualifications Of
any resident Of the district for the respen-
sibls Office Of School Trustee.
Another amsadmsnt 10 the Law designed
70 assist feeble districts does not work 90
we'll. Ths amendment proposes tAattwen'
ty-nvs PER cent Of all moneys aeeruins ts
. county school purposes shail b sp-
pertionsd 70 tbs several districts In said
county equally upon tie basis Of one
teacher 70 each 100 census children or
fraction thereof. The susus returns Of
last year for Storey county are - follows
Whole number Of children Of school ago
- Virginia Diftrict. 2.oos; Gold Hin.
s97. Virginia Il therefore entitled "a
twsnty-ons tsaoAers and Gold Hin ten
Tho operation Of tho new Law will DO v
give tho Virginia District few morsdol
lars Of school money than II otherwise
would have boon entitled 70. u alrssd,
receiving the lions share.
Another and . very just and sresllsn'
amendment 70 the school Law 10 - follows
..Ths salaries Of teachers shall be deter
insd BY the character Of service required
and In no district shall there 30 diserim'
alton In tho matter Of salary - againsi
female teaehsrs."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22

Nh. H~ALsrKAD. Of the Cincinnati
Commercial. 10 accused Of having an eye
on the French mission. The gentlemen
who take an amiabls delight in the effort
(espsr.lly uusuccessful) to make pins
stick In him insist oil attaching great
Importance 70 paragraphs like the fol-
lowing: 1--WE should think sx-Gov-
Noyss would 60 for the Senate. His
o-rstorical accomplishments would not
b ussfal In Paris. His voice would 30
still there"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22

FkBRuARr was not q bad month for
exports Of beef and mutton from New
York. OF the former the expectation
was ). eo5. 900 pounds. valued at $685.
s3s /; Of the latter II. $50 pounds, valued
at $3.50. An item Of export q little
less than kin to the above consisted Of
mules. Of which II were sent to Glas-
gov from New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

T ADY wAsHisGT0s MINING COMPANY.
- The Annual Meeting Of the s~tockLolders Of
the L,dy Washington Mining Company win be
held n the once OF the Company. Room II
Francisco California. on MONDAY. the 81 day
II April. 1877. al TIE hour Of . O'Clock p, n. for
the esctiono Of . Board Of Trustees for the en-
suing year and for The Transaction Of such other
business 90 may come before the meeting.
Transfer books will be closed on tho 18th OF
March. at . O'Clock =. u and until atsr the
election.
nhsiid D. L. THOMAS, see,t.ry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22

The Raihcdy A9s makes . careful Co.
innate OF 400 railroad companies In
the United Ststss that have failed to
pay interest ON their bonds. The con-
clusion Is that 81. 800. 900. 600. OF 81 per
cent. Of the money nominally invested
In our railways. is wholly unprodaesivs
to its owners. and IL In great part Lost.
Reasons are given for raising this sst'
mate to so per cent. Of the face value Of
all our railway investments. The moral
which the Rai'eay Age draws is Is fol-
lows: LET this fact and the evidences.
like the foregoing. Of the terrible losses
which railway owners have suffered
within the last few year, help to make
our Grasgsr Legislators and State rail-
road commissioners just. ifnot msrci-
full, In the exercise Of their authority
over what 10 left Of the railway inter
est" There ia another and much more
obvious moral. which our readers will
probably draw for themselves.
The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-06-28
COUNi Y, STATE AND GENERAL
NE VS.


The fire fend has visited Marbehead
Mass, destroying half of the town.
Thirteen shoe factories out of fifteen de.
stroyed. and hundreds Of men, women,
and children have been thrown out of
employment.
Eleven men were executed last week:
in Pennsylvania, for murder, committed
at various times around the mines.
A fearful storm has passed over three
of the western states, Iowa, Illinois and
Ohio, causing serious loss of property
and life.
A citizen of Lewiston recently carried
letterof Introduction from a friend 10
stranger. The stranger received him
co"lly and showed him to the door. A
li''le investigation showed him the rea.
son. The letter said, "Treat him like a
trump but the stranger read it, Treat
hun like tramp"
dressed is the man who never says his
mothers pies were better than his wife's
are.
A veteran shopkeeper says that al
though his clerks are very talha.iyc dur
Ing The day, they are always ready To
shut up at night
The police of Kansas towns have or
ders to shoot all potato bugs found run
nlng at large without muzzle on. This
is important ii true, Nortistown Herald
Bill Posey, who had up to that time
led decent life in Limestone county.
Texas, three years ago, began the career
OF an outlaw. Lack of money could no,
nave melted HIM TO such a course, for
he was doing well as herder, and sim
pie love of deyillry must have been the
cause. lie became a horse thief, and
Ills crimes were so numerous that twenty
nine Indictments accumulated against
MN, lie recently escaped from prison
to which he had been sentenced for ten
years, and sheriff's party, hoping to
get the reward of $500 that was offered
Tor him dead or alive" pursued him
into The Indian Territory. He was armed
with rife and two revolvcrs when
overlaken, but shot broke his right arm
before he could fire. He tried to use a
revolver with his left hand, but bullet
in his shoulder completely disabled him
Stlll he perseyered, and, squirting his
horse into run, overturned one of his
assallants bya violent collision. Then
more bullets were fred into his body and
he was killed.
The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-06-28

Major Iickok. the court adjourned un.
I'll Tuesday, July 10Th. Bates, of Dan.
bury, for Meyers
A colored lady entered one of our dry
goods stores on "Wednesday and asked
for flesh coored kids The clerk hand ed
out black, and then there was a scene
you bet,
jacob Ronk Informs US, that he has
rose bush, only one year old, with one
stalk eighteen feet long, which has forty.
eight roses upon IL. Those who have
seen It pronounce 1t a beautiful sight.
II. Il. Nor,hrop. Esq, removed from
his hand piece Of gun cap, on Satur.
day morning, last, that had been lydgcd
there for the past forty years. Under a
microscope 1t appeared like lump OF
coal.
The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-06-28
Special NOTICES.

Buy Paris Green and kill the potato
bugs. For sale by Sanford d Hawley.
Plow up your old meadows aud sow
Hungarian Grass seed ;--makes the best
quality of hay. For sale 10y Sanford g.
Hawley.
The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-06-28

sihsc,,he for THE BE. Only ONE
DOLLARa year. Office over Sanford
& Hawley's store, Main street, Newtown
The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-06-28

LEAvENwoETH. In Palestine District, Jure 18th.
1871, Mr.. Marx Leavenwortb, aged IS years,
PEcK.--In Newtown. June 26th, Mr.. Jabez b.
eek, aged Y years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12
THE INSURANCE BILL.

HEARING OF EXPERTS BEFORE THE SENATE COM
INTERPOLATION TO THE BILL BRIEFLY
STATED.
ALBANY, May 1.-THE Senate Committee on
Insurance held two sessions the insurance bill today
and a long session Thursday ut which addresses were
made by many distinguished insurance experts actu
aries and others. The sessions Will be continued for
several days. stephen English editor Of The Insurance
Tunes appeared before the committee to-day In oppos
ton to the generansurance bill passed by the Assem-
bly, ana known the Graham bill, aud made NUMBER
Of points. among others the following:
That it was framed in the interest OF The large m
venting the Organization Of new companies. ,,
That fails protect policy holders against fraudn
lent amalgamatous aud IN no way attempts TO provide
for the winding M OF insolvent corporations
That requires practical duplicate SETS OF DOCKS 70 ~
kept al Albany adding greatly the expense OF tho
business and the additional details are OF no practica
II dycs the superintendent unlimited power, creates
st Of insurance leechcs under the name OF APP
praise.s ana places the responsibility of Investments or
The fund, OF he companies political appontees
creatures Of the superintendent
II practically drives competent aud responsible men
from Tie management OF the companies.
I'm limiting tie locality OF investments IL tends to local
iZe tie business by inviting r2taatoly Legislation on
other satcs, and thus cndanSes the security OF the
In lis restriction upon banks receiving the funds Of
these companies on deposit It viii cause large amounts
lnc limitation OF the commission agents will drive
Ia, business to inferior companies of oihcr states.
By forbidiug directors OF Il companies holding IKE
positions IN otncr financial companies, 1t deprFe9 NE
companies OF the talent they practically require go ,
That the restriction of tn proxies To 80 da VIII su0
jet tire companies 10 eNOrbltant eAacuOns OF agents.
ana give the agents cOntlOl 80.
Thai ilc line opposed upon the companies for falling
10 make reports required ought TO be imposed on he Ge
nqucnt officers, and IN addition they should be lmpIls
Onci ia Ludlow Stree, JNi
he ur-cd the appoint neut Of a comm son rim ~.
Ia cuuc.us.u, Nr. En-i sh Complained 81 the Di as
bearing nIarAs of haste, Ignorance, ana lreJa ice
turJuupoui. and sad Tft insurance affects t inter
csis oil millions. IL PAYS bcreaVcd families r2'Ou'OJ
yclr II materially assists the de'ropm'ni % OUT
tous o uonny auu loaus The Iolcy-holdcls need Pro
tctoI AGAINST disi.us Il inefficient management me
mrfc,nary ,cu.uC or business, wholesale aualglma-
ton and tue Wdst cst4tc iu litigation. THIS OH Ouy
uhtTs ami iI6 - VITA important SUBJECT VIII 40 40
good, and vast de-: Larn.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12
YALE COLLfGE NOTES.

COMMENCEMENT or THE THEOLOGICAL Summary
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE YALE-HARVARD RACE
THE SPRING REGATrA-THK FREsHaAN socIE-
TIES
NEw-HAvEN, May 10.-The commencement
exercises Of the Theological Seminary Will he held IN
Marquand Chapel on Thursday, the l7th inst The fol-
lowing gentlemen from the graduating class have been
selected TO speak that occasion: George b. Adams
Q}eloit College, OF PecatOnica H.; Thomas H. Bacon
Yale, New Haven Loren +. Berry Bowloinj Of Bdde-
ford Ne; Edwin NJ. Bliss (AmhersU OF Constautnople
Turkey; Samuel G. Bushell Yale, New Haven: tEzrt
T. Chittenden (RiponJ, Ripou, Wis; Frank f. Lee (Ober
linz, Kenosho. Wis. Henry I. Se wesleyan, AmIty-
VILE N y; Henry l.. Slack Dartmoutn), Cambridge
Mass; Albert T. Swing (Oberlin Bethel ONO George
s. Thall (Amhersp Galcsburg, ILL.,
At the meeting OF the officers Of the Yale and Harvard
nayes recently held asprngdeld, the following arrange
ments for the approaching race were agreed upon
boat house shall be built by the citizens OF Springfield for
the OF each crew, such places the crews shall
designate The buildings 10 bo 90 feet long by IL
feet wide, high enough for stand up under
the There shall be- hOat for each boat-house
Hotel charges shall not be eKOrbitant Hacks and
omnbuses shall be furnished at fixed rates one hun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Prentice milford will deliver a free lecture on
Monday evening next Of mouth Church.
on THE Chinese IN California"
Dr. G.. Whitfield Ward OF the London Throat
Hospital lecture Tho Vocal Cords" before the pupils
Of Conservatory Music, evening,
0i 81. AIMS Church. at Eghteenthst and
Ffthaye.
The annual reception of the Art School of the
Cooer ILiun Will place May 20 and 80 the
iugs aud paintings the pupus Will be exhibition.
CONNIE viii be held Ia the hall
81 Tho graduating diplomas and medals puzes WIN then
be awarded
AT the request of Mayor Ely the hall of the
Cooper has been rendered Stcnheim c.
duntauyle for the meeting Of prominent merchants and
manufactures for The American display
paris Exposition Of 1878. 1t hold the
meeting On Tuesday evening, May ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

AT the afternoon session Of the Assembly the Confer
cDce Committee the new code amendments reported,
and there was noteworthy debate concerning the re
port. The committee recommended that tuc new code
Be- suspended tin Sept. and That itagdln go INTO effect
in company with IT'S amendments. ana the linc Hdol-
tiouaI chapters Speeches favor uf the adoption or
Inc report were made by Mcssrs j. c. Graham Hodge
BOOM Hustled and Long and speeches against sucA aC-
ton by Ncssrs. ANord, Grady, Purty, j. H. Rockwell,
and MAYNARD. The report adopted lay vote oil -
To % The senate Will at pass tue four DIS Ecce-
say to accomplish this compromise. The hs VIII PROF."
aby also passed by the Assembly although they VIII
meet with % strong opposition.
The senate Con mittee ApporOnmeut at its meeting
tonight was unable 10 agree upon scheme of at-
1orti0nmeut, aud adjourned tin tomorrow afternoon.
In was agreed by the Rpub can Senators that New-l ork
cty ought 10 have at least senators and % Assembly,
men Senator W0Odin, chairman OF the committee, was
apparently dcsrUus OF making an aproi uohnent mat
would satisfy the representatives, OF both the pom lcal
parties. He agreed TO divide the district
which he represents, making o consist IN the tntufe OF
CavugI and OswcLO counties. Llc ana Monroe counties
v1l he given a senator, as before. Onciia county
VIII ch has lad to itself, may he joined to Lewis
County The counties forming The parts OF districts, ana
Tic wards in cities OF Senatorial districts, were not
selected. In the discussion OF the proposed Dl there
was as much difference OF opinion among the Republican
as among the Democratic Senators
The Republican members Ot the Assembly mad caucus
after tIr afternoon and instructed the apIOoH-
nen Committee TO report appJtOnmeut bill on lUts
dav next No day selected for dl0Wnncnt II was
griecd however II possible the Legislature Should
De adjourned by Friday, May Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12
THE WAR IN WESTERN TURKEY.

The Tines'S special dispatch from Danograd
announces that TIE Prince of Montenegro has returned
from the Duga Pass. lie found the situation OF his
troops excellent The maiu body of the Turks i sti at
BIaya. The weather stormy and the roads almost
impossible.
The Tuoess Belgrade dispatch says: The Russian
PanSlavc Committees have declined 10 give any more
help to the Bosnian insurgents and advised them 10
send deuutaou 10 Vienna aud beg for the occupation
of Bosnia by Austrian troops
II f. stated that the Turks AT LynO, after a serious
fight have d. pcr,.I ci-ut bands of INSURGENTS. Troops
are being sent every day Foschd, HJstaI, and Tank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

THE TURKS LIKELY 10 RETIRE FROM THE DO
BRUDJA-TuE RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS ~ DOUBT.
LONDON. Saturday, May L, 1877.
The Illness dispatch from Bucharest remarks
that "the heavy movement OF Russian troops to
OF occupying great part or the whole
Of the Roumlnian bank Of the Danube.
This VIII prove pcrpicxns the Turks, they cannot
oppose equal force at H points, aud they must leave
some places vulnerable the sudden concentration OF
Russians for the passage OF tn, The movement Of
Turkish troops IN the Donruda is suggestive OF an in
teuton Of returning the force there to the sec
ond line Of dc,euscs, leaving the crossing
Of tire Danube comparatively nuopposcd there TAcle
nothing i'm tie Russian movements far to indicate tla
points where tacy viii attempt the passage OF the Dan
ube Probably one crossing Will be made between Braa
and small hut other points further up the river are en-
tircly conicctura at present The weather again and
the roads improving rapidly.
THE SINKING OF TIE IRONCLAD.
The Timcs's bucharest correspondent also reports the
sinking Of the Turkish monitor with three tunnels,
muuded by Ha-san Boy. shell entered her She blow
up and sank Immediately, with her crew Of 800 The
dispachc, 50 a9 cyed 90 not report whether any one
on board was saved.
special dispatch 70 The Daily NCrs from KScheneh
says the march Of the Russian army in Rounaua is
now so far advanced that the Grand DnEe Nicholas and
general sta1 WI. so tJi,ihor Immediately"
According the advice from PasEany the Russians
intend statlouine corps obs ryI'io on the frontier
of BukOwina. u div siGn Of tac Austrian Empire
Ihc Friticdf Correspondence saws " the ku~SlanS nave
constructed very Ingenious pouoon bnCSr III li'r
mouth OF the rt', which WI he lowed mo tAe pdlub'
ana anchored there almost really for the immediate pas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

convictions, and every OF these criminals. ac,
cording to the Sheriff. had received religious lnsuuc
ton, while i'm Brooklyn only two out OF Z5,oSo
convIcts are positively known to have enjoyed simT
privileges Mr. Rgeow closes his report WIN Tue loI
loving pointed comment: Unhappiy 1t is not the worst
Of these reports OF the Shers that they are entirety
worthless they are witlal, costly The Sherh o'
New YorK RECEIVES so cents for every conviction ne r.
ports This yielded him in 1876, Sl5,1ll The cost Oh
Shers' returns the whole State cannot be less IMAM
S2OOuO year. not 10 speak OF the expense when me
State iucurs i'm printing them. Is 1t not time tat nc
Legislature took steps Qarrest waste from WHICH
10 one profits but the pruterY7"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12
ealthy German banker. not having been

A wealthy German banker, not having been
allie 20 find q sufficiently uncommon and expensive tow
presented his little grandson, his birthday, with a
hank note OF considerable value SOOn afterward the
little fellows mother Mortified entering the
sery 10 Hnd him cryiGg bitterly What IL the matter
darling ~ she asked. I" Has not grandpApa given you
anything 81 "Yes-yes," was the sobDng reply. TELL
me what my dear" why he gave me that ugly piece
OF paper that nave Just thrown into the nre !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12
GENERAL WAR NEWS.
THE BLACK SEA BLOCKADE NOT EECoGNlZED-GrY.
KIAPKA AT CONsrANTINOPLE.

IN'N!I-I7' 81 ITWfV' WY - ~
The Berlin correspondent of THE Times says:
'The Russian Government has chosen this moment TO
abolish the practically German municipal institutions
liz the Baltic proyi4s which vested the power Of local
sefcoyommcut IN the re pccable classes OF the iuhah
tants. Under new law every thing Is made 20 depend
on The Governor General Of the Province and the Ru
: an Minister OF the Interior
TIE Russian TrleudpIc Agency announces that the
Russian Minister 81 Marine has declared TIE Turkish
blockade OF the Black sea insufficient, Russian vessels
Lavin- been able 20 leave colairf.
Gen. EIapkg, q noted Hungarian, has arrived at Con
StaufiuUulp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs in
BROADWAY.
Gam. 5OS Noon. 49'. } p m, 56'. Midnight 49,
n ighest during the day. 90. Lowest ~
Average, 4gis. same day. 1876, 96as'.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Auepue HOtel-COngessmen Hester lIymer
Of Waterown ~ V; Lieutenant Commander t1ederieN rear
Iieuts l. and II. q. o. Colby, U = Navy,
and Orlow W. Chapman Of Bnghamt0n . htt'9L nV Ia
John W. Garrett President OF the Baltimore anu ONO tau
road ouln1nv clarendon HOfct-Capt william GOreJOnes
Naval Atiache OF the British Legation az asington h0
BIgrick- Lieut. GOV William Dorshelmer, ana Juan N
M0ntao " the spanish Legation At Washington brrDot
HOuse-A J. Cassatt Vice President OF tle fennsyEhn'
Railroad Company. 81 NichOids HO--Ih0mas - GlDDt
NJ r. OF Canada Grand HOtcl-Naydl constructor ISAIAH
IIausCOm, u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12
GENERAL LOCKOUT on THE CLYDE.

7ITNNI1INf II.-Ii'' My IT ~
At the largest meeting Of Clyde shipbuldcrs
ever held all but small finn being represented, 1t
was unanimously resolved in consequence Of tie con-
t.uuous strike Of shpwrgits for an adyanc, OF wages
that there should De general lockout OF all shphuding
wurkucu bcEiuuIu. ON the 1914 inst. This resolution
was signed py - firms, AID affects al the slipbuldng
yards of Glasgow GreenOc6, Port Glasgow, and Dunn