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Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-21
J0sEPHs ARRIVAL.

|. w OxA n
The arrival of the 9TH cavalry, COM
pany Of the 1st infantry and Jsseph's band
on Monday evening was an event in Bis
marck. The whole town was out to vel
come the veterans and see their trophies.
The latter came along in: wagons and
were loaded:in promiscuously; warriors,
old men, women, brilliant forest maideus
and cute little papooses in the general
muddle. Gen. Miles was out to greet his
old friends and the nunerous 'shsws" he
GOT showed they: we're very willing to rec
ognize him inside the lines Of civilization.
The aet,s they all like Miles and Joseph
10 relying g:on him for all their rights The
pageant 'Masa't:one yeu read Of in Ro-
man histories. Il WAS just sueh + leeking
train With the cavalry leading as ron
would expect to see after = march of 100
miles, from the battle field Of Snake creek.
The Indians and soldiers both have
been on the ego" all summer and this is
their firstreal halt. After the strange and
unusual review was over the Indians 10
Gated 0a the bottom and the troops pass
ed over to Ft Lincsln where warm
personal greeting was given them.
JOSEPH
had two interviews with Gen. Miles yes
terday. In one Of them he expressed his
confidence in Miles and evidenced his be-
lief in the white chiefs ability to help
him IN his ambition to return to his home
IN Idaho. He said he loved his country
as he loved his mother. They all appear
lonely and anxious to go home. They
now find they are worse of than when
the thievlng Indian agents were eating
them up and one of them was making
$4,000 a week cut of imaginary fences
he built on paper around the Nez Perces'
farms.
GOING TO FIT. LEAvENwoRrH.
Miles had the instructions when he
talked with Joseph the last time yester-
day afternoon, as to his place of residence
this winter, but he refrained from break
ing the unwelcome news. The orders
are that Joseph and his band will go to
Fl. Leayenworth, Kansas, and there re-
main until final conclusion as to their
ultimate home is reached. They will
20 In. the cars and if they do the
poor red folk will be scared out of
their wits. Most of them never dreamed
Of as much civilization as they have seen
in Bismarck. Yesterday the more enter
prising heads, squaws and their paposses
waddled from sidewalk to street and took
in the sights as modesly as captives
would naturally be expected. They
bought some things and in one instance,
at least, sold seven dollars worth of very
pure Idaho gold dust.
JOSEPH INVITED TO DINNER.
The following invitation was issued this
morning to Chief Joseph:
B1snARck, D. T., Nov. 21. 1877.
To .1ossph, Head CAief Of Me-. Psree.. I.
t.. Sn:-Desirins to show. you our kind
feelings and. the admiration We have
for your bravery and humanity, as e..
hibited in your recent conflict With the
forces Of the United States, We most
cordially invite you to dine with Us II
the Sheridan House, in this city Ths
dinner to be given At II P. NJ. to-day.
Respectfully,
Gro: W. SWEET,
81. r. PORTER, Com.
WN. A. Bentley. J
A. tha Sheridan Houao fha ahnva in.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
sTocEH0IDERs' MfIINo.

NpYIcR ALTA SILVER MrNIHG CON.
~ psny: San rr,sslseo. Angast d, i.1I; !,
ere Of the sbovepamsd eompa' y fos the si'e-
tion ~ Trsstses 10 p-fvs fof the enssing year.
and transaeiIou II sueh osh' ousin-.s - may
he pr rented. will b. held o. the cf1ec Of tie
cosnpnsy. teona | ssd 9. No. so7 Moni eomsry
.,rs'. San ynssiseo, cslilo!nis; ,s On IMyns, ~.
,. y. Tfsnsfsr 6ooks VII b eiosrd ffsn ths
3 b iastsnt, st o'esoet until sitsf ths
ne ting. Wn. wArD0s. nseetary.
Rooms snd Q, No. sn1 heaisonsry strst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
NTosTm CoSsoLIpATED "

N1ORrH CONSOLIDATED vIR-
~ 0IslA MINING looMPANY. - Locetion
q n.tneipai place Of business. San Francisco
Location Of works, Virginia, Storey county,
Neysda-
Notics is hsrsby given. that 1t . nsetins
Of the Board Of Director. held ON the iith
day Of July. 1871. an sassssment (So. " o.
Thirty Cent? Per shAre was lsvisd npSo @ ne
medisiely, In United States geld coin. TO the
Secretary. q the once OF the Company. hooin
D. Ne. az California street. San franeisco'
California. :.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of August. fST1,
will be dsllnquent, and advertised for sale
st public auction. and unlen payment 10 msds
beiors will be sold on MONDAY, the ID
dag OF Beptsmbsr. 1871. 70 pay the delfnquens
assessment thereon, toxeth~r with covs OF sd'
vsrtising and expenses OF sale.
By order ef the Board Of Drestors.
JACOB sTADfRLD, in, secretary FRO tcm.
Once Room 20. No. ti9 California street.
Ban Francisco. California. jjltfd
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sTocKRolDfRs' MEETING.
SPECIAL MEETING.

QYviog MINT GOLD AND SILVER
a. ism Ia pufsuanee Of the bylaws Of this
company. Q spseiai m~st ns Of tho stochholdsru
Of ne cosnpsny viii be held on wEDNEHDAy.
the isth day OF Ausust. is1f. st the hour Of
o'clock ?. n. q The ones Of he company.
Room 4. No. col California strret. Fan Prsn.
cisco. California. far the purros- of disrosir q
OF the stock OF ssid oomssny, bougbt In by said
company Tor deupqueut assessments.
Q. p. TAYLOR. Vice President.
D. A. JEHuiNes, eeervtsry. ans I'd
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And In scc,rdancs With law. and en- order Of
the Board Of Directors, made 90 the ash day a.
June, te11. - many shsrvs Of csch parcel
Of such ptock ~ may 10 necessary Will b.
sold d public auction. at the once Of The
ifornia street, San Francisco. California. ob
MONDAY, the both day Of August. lsI7. st tbt
hour sf o'cioch .. y. Of said day, 70 pay ssid
delipqucnt assrs sinent thereon. together vitL
costs Of sdvertislns and slpsnsea Of the sale.
JAMES y. KESsRDY, B-erstsfy.
Ofiee-Room Has warts buiiding. tis Cali.
fosnla street, San Francisco. California. au3 I'd
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NVERM ~ sILvEk MININe

OF business. Nan PrAneisco, california.
Location OF works. GSld Hill Mining Die
trict, ntSrsy county Ststs of Nevada.
Hotice.-rheru are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing g-described stock. on account OF assess
i6T1, tho several amounts set opporite the
names VI the respective Shareholders. - FOL-
lows:
Nance. No. Certlf. bhs. AMI.
Adams ~, Trnstte. ...... iisis.... o. tis..
ltkIuson VAN A 10. Trns
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06

And IN sccordsncs with law. and sn ordsr Of
the Board ofDirectors, male on the 70 b day OF
Juno. l6f1. 20 many shares Of zach parcel
OF such stock % may b pfcesssry will be sold
at public auction. at the oilce of The Company.
No. tlt California sirset. eau francisco. Cal.
fornia oe MONDAY. the thineenth day OF Au.
gnst, lh77, st the hour of O'Clock y. H.. OF
said day, 70 pay SAID delinquent Assessment
thereon, togethsf with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of saie.
0EO. d, EDWARDS, Secretary.
ofiee-fn Nonovis Bu,lding. tN California
street. han rTanciSeo. Caiifonis. ie2s ID
NIOnrm CALmOUN 0OLD AND
IN SILVER MINlsa COMPANY - ocatioa
Of principal place ef bu'insss. Gold niii. No
vada.
Location of works. Eagle and carson Mining
Dlstriet. ofinsby County. Nevada.
Noties 70 hereby given, that ~ Q meeting OF
the board OF Trultes, held On the S0lh day
of July, lsT7. an asssssmcnt mo. ~ Of
Two Gents per sharv Wa levied upon
the capital sto,k OF the corporation, payable
imm~distsly. In United STATS gvld c.in. 20 the
seervtAfy. lt the cfiee Of the Compsny. Thes.
Gsiisshsf'p once, Gold Hill. kevada-
Any siock upon which this asscssinent shall
rcmaln nnp,id o. the soss day % ..Auensf.
is11. viii b. sslinguest. - s1vssisnd
lor sale q public auetisn. and 49, pefpsss
10 made below will be soid on -Ho1yAY. ~
Let day OF October. 1871, 10 pay ttsl01Ielne
ssssssment. testher with costs q e1vsrg
and expenses OF aals. 81
b. order Of the Hard Of Trustd1t y
iIsl a 81 TlihnAN: yez11tl:
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DELINQUENT SALES.
puLLIos nIsIne oo.rAxI.

Is IoSstion Of principal piass Of suIiasss,
dan rrancisco. California.
location Of works. 0oh Hiil, Storey county.
NNotice.-rhers are delinquent upon the fol.
lowins described stock, on account OF a,rees
ment (No. u hytsd on the 2eth oay oi June.
nsmes OF the respective sharsholdsrs. -
foliowp: -. NJ. A..
Names. no. Certii.- ons' Au =
Aikipson. Lyon ! %. Tus- .,r
Observation-Disclosures sss. "
Aiiinscn, Lyon : %, Trus- a.
Atiin:on. L,cn / Co. Tns
.tssr:co sSs;,.'i.,c.'xi;ic;: I,co 1 CO. Tia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06

HOODMAN oOLD HSD otss NJ
(I MINING COMPANY Location OF prin'
ciDal plsco OF burinfss, Virginia, nevada.
Location of works. Goh liill Mining District,
etorry cou ", Nevada, And silver City Minins
District. Lyon county. Nevada.
Notice IL her by given. that al Q meeting ol
the Board of Trustees, held on the :,h dsy ol
July, A. d. 1871, an assessment mo. ~ OF Two
Csrts lscl per share was levied upon the capt.
iaI stock % the corporation, payable imine.
distciy, IN United States gold coin, 20 the rec
fetary, st tho once OF the Company. 81 the
Oouri room Of rhoma. hoses, frq,; corner Of
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Thursday. the 9th day. o!
Augupt, 1871, win be delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unless payment
IL made bsiare will be sold on N0NUAf. the
ivth da, OF september. A. ID isT1, 10 pay th.
dsllnouent assessment, together with eosts ol
adyeftislng and expensos of sale.
nv order OF the board OF Trurtees.
l.. Il. Hastings Seer tary.
once at Justice Courtroom, corner u and
Taylor str-~ts, Virginia. Nevada. i,vtd
YELLOW JACKET SILVER MIN.
ING COMPANY. - Locstion of works,
Gold iliii, Storey County. Nevada.
Principal place Of od'ine''' Aain street, oold
| Hill, Ncva!a.
tho Boar,l OF Trusiees OF sad Company. held
on the ieth day OF july, 1871. an assessment
| mo. .c) OF ono Dollar ,sD per share wa,
levied upon each an ! every shsrv Of the caplla
stock OF said Company. payable Immediately
10 United states gold coin, TO the Secretary, a.
ihs once Of tho Company. Main street, Gold
Hill, Nevais
remain unpaid on FRIDAY, iugns ~. ls1I
uhall be deemed delinquent, and viii 10 duly
adyertlsed for sale at public auction. and unles'
payment shsli he male bofors VIII be sold on
IN o'clock T., 10 front OF the ofice ~ the Com.
psny. 10 pay the delinquent Assessment. to-
epther with costs OF advertising and expense'
By order Of the Board Of Trustees;
p. ENNIS. Secrs'ary.
t,o,d hin. New, July 10. 1871. jy'rtd
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SIR AsTLEY ooPE R'S
VITAL RESI0RA1lveI

THE GREAT ENoLlsH IiEMkDY ron
! hervsus Debility. epcrmaioirnes. xeminsi
Weakness. and prsmstnro Dellno u Physical
THE VITAL RESTORATIVE
viii positively cur-. thoroughly and rrma.
psntiy, any casa Of EXHAUSTED VITALITY.
or nervYus debility, either aruts OF Of lons
pan.iiug. aud In either scr. no matter from
what esu.s produced.
THE VITAL RRsTOHATIvR
10 thoroughly scisntino prescription. 10 not .
qusek nasifum. hence PERFECTLY safe 70 tsks. ID
pIeas,nt 10 the tasts, suppliss 10 the cerebro.
spipal and sympsthstic sJst-ma Of nervss new
Iorce, parinsa and enriehes tie blood. reiuvip.
siing and reinvigoraiinG both mind and bory.
Thoussnds, both In thIs country ant In Eu-
rope. can tsstify TO the grra' restorative prop-
srties of % o really gwst msdlc'ns.
Price. - per bottle. ..or four times the quantity
for tio. Bent 20 any Address secure fem Oh
pervation on rereipt u ytics.
4. X MINTtE. y. o..
torsdnsts University Of Pspnsyiysnls. i.ts
nesident Surgeon Orthct oedio iiospiial. Ph'la.
delphis N h.ntscnsry stnst:
Sole Agent. to whom all Iss,en 'hOsid b. I'D.
drsssed.
s.-pR. MrxfIg can b. eopsalied 10 ri.
srence 10 the shove complaints durns once
hours from a.. n. 10 3P y. dai'y' tna 70
8 evsnins. Sundays. 10 A. y. fot .. y. sali
lirset.ons and advice frrs with s'efy pssnsfs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06

q !QlR !! work l!!! E:s :: =: ne 'i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
Gold IIIn. New. July 10. isii. iy'sid
,p,ROyAN MINING COMPANY
Iocation Of principal place Of business,

San Francisco, Oaldornis.
Notlce 10 hereby given. that ~ q meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held ON the 1ih day oi
Juiy. lsTT, an assessment lso. o. of Tw' piy.Gve
Csnts per share was levied upon the capital
stonk oi the corporation. payable imme6aiely,
IN Usitrd ststes go.d coin. 70 the Secretary. d
strret. Room n, Han Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remaln unpaid on the twen'y-tevsnth day OF
IuQust, lsfi, win be delinquent, snd adver
tised for sals it public auction, and unless psy.
msnt 10 made before, will be sold on MON
10 psy the delinquent assessment, together
Uith co<ts Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
N order Of tho Ieprd 0f Dlrectors.
DAVID wlLDEk, Secretary.
omcs-s2s Montgomery stree, Uom q. Ban
frapc pcisro. California. lyI ID
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sRoorRlEs, PROVISIONS. Etc.

6 R0CERY STORE.
RICHARD MERcxR,
MAIN sTREEr. GOLD MILL.
Family and Fancy Groceries
NOW ON HAND
AND FOR SALE CHAP FOR CASH.
LARGE AssOnTMENT ov
a orocsriss and Provisions, dirset ffou the
California harksts. eonprsins. II pArss
:UaA.SSs., .SSs.,..
o.'.D :ssylSf,. SsyglESf,.., srls7sss,U lss7ssUrs.
cArpLEss GAN FRUTs
Riofs; fs;urr.s
PROVISIONS orALL kiNDs
THR HEST oFwINRs AND LIQUORS
A. Wholesale ssa Recall.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS. !
Goods Delivered Free Of Charge.
In RICHARD MERCER.
ANNA. .o.,.sos. y,w. FOLSOM.
ROBINSON & FOLSOM,
MAIN srxRsr GOLD HILI-
Jus, o.lou til. R.ilro.a Crossing,
WHSissr'Als IL AND RETAIL D'.a1''
FAMILY GROCERIES. PROVISIONS.
,,,.-,...,.. as. ,..s-'..,'.. o''..
o...r., M.rs..,al.s:..a
GOODS oy EVERY DESCRIPTION,
n- SOLD CHEAP FOR cisn.u
sos'ss,a,s rs, !. a FOLSOM. !.
J. & j. b. MALLON,
@ Street, next 10 the Bank Of Call.
ioraia Building,
VIRGINIA CITY, NRvADAL
WI,SolEsALr AND RETAIL DEALERS
Groceries and Provisions,
cr.c.sry .sd wssasawars, Csisa sets
.Al Rrs.eh css Glass, oti asd,
Candies, FIsur asd Feed,
ktc., Etc., ne.
WINES AND LIQUORS
.Or the arss suslity ssiy.
DHANpY, FORT ssd SHERRY WINK
fer nsdieinai nee.
We call the speciaii attention OF Mine and
Mil Supcriutendcntn 10 our iarEe ana com.
ySists stock Of OILS and Candles for MILL and
n iung purposes. We ofYer that olass OF sood.
Il - Cow fIaUREI 10 thsy can be landed
frpm any parl Of the United States, thus
enabling miils ana mines on the Comstocf 70
pury haze Oils, Candies. ETC.. a. cheap In VII.
rinia as they can either In San rancisco or
the Kat. with Q guarantee o. obtaining nret.
class gosds, delivered free II charge o. the
mines In Virginia or 0oid liill.
]. a. J. b. MALL0k,
mso Virginia. Nevada.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

DARriRs VISITING GOLD HILL rR0n
sdioininC towns % dIstriets VII nnd exs2 w
thing q Ihs2r entire assisfsetion IN ths IVN'
eORtkL LINE n the old
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06

Inullda, o. well % business men. or Antilles
sseking recrration or pleasure. win Ind tbs
''' JOHN HUNsUckER,
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Ofice-Room 81 Academy Building. SO Pine
street, ssn Francisco. California iy20id
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ptONEGR bAWosw s"S'
Tis,-cisss artists always on hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-08
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

AUGUSTA Ga, Jan. 6.-Isaac Tompkins commit
ted suicide here last night by taking audanum.
DOVER n H., Jan. 7.-Eugene Sweeny was
drowned last night while attempting 10 the Cochico
River, ar Weifs
KEENE, n. H., Jan. Capt III. L. ii. Pierce
sd himself his barn this afternoon The caused
By hhealth aud low spirits.
BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 7.-Gov. Carroll has
designated tn, 9th Of February the date for the execution
yc,ed murder Of John W. Everett County
PoTTsvIILE, Penn, Jan. THE Jury in the case
OF Michael Coghan who charged with tho murder Of
John Boscher Ashland 70 after being all
night rendered verdict this morning Of guilty Of murder In
the second degree.
PnfIADrIPHIA, Jan. THE Washington day ex-
press leaving West Philadelphia at 1905 jumped
the Marketst The engineer hurt seriously
AZ Ia Thought and VI the brakemen slightly injured
All the passengers escaped unhurt
AUGUSTA, Ca, Jan. 6.-The five negroes who muir
dered uausmAn portman Aiken, T. Cs Ast koven
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

PRESENTATION AT CONSTANTINOPLE.
THE MARQUIS or SALISBURY ABOUT TO LEAVE
AUSTRIA CLING OUT REsERyES-AN ULTIMA
TUM TO BE PRESENTED.
The various special dispatches as to the
probable attitude Of the Porte at t0days sitting OF the
Conference very conflicting Pera special to the
Day Teeroph dated Sunday, says the Porte appar-
ENTITY still, determined make further concessions
Tie Marquis Salisbury has already engaged steamer
to depart on the 10th The correspondent con-
firms the report that sort of an utinatun VIII De
presented to the Porte to-day
Tic Vienna correspondent of The Times says the Porte
seems willing grant consular commission for Bosnia
and Herzegovina, but ressts in regard to one for Bu
garia The correspondent concludes an exhaustive re-
view of the situation as follows:
The difficulties still existing not quite so irrecon-
cilable as not excite hope that compromise ~ posi-
ble all events that further delay IN the ueclson
for Il few days Is JUSTIFIED.
AUSTRIA BECOMING WARLIKE.
The Tmess Berlin dispatch says Austria calling out
the reserves in Bohemia and elsewhere.
The Tmess correspondent at Vienna telegraphs there
is every hope that the differences between Roumanla
and Turkey will be arranged.
GEN. TCHFRNAYEFF IN DISGRACE.
According to the latest account Gen Tchernayef will
not to SrvIa but will go to Nice His thorough
disgrace is probably owing to orders from Russia.
The difference between the Servian Government and
the Russian volunteers has been settled The men are to
continue to form separate corps under their own Of
fcers with Gen. Niktine as their commander.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-08
SUFFERINGS ON THE SEA.

Details of shipwrecks and stories of suffering
among sailors seem to multiply from day TO day. The
books OF the Sailors Home, at No. 100 Cherryst re-
cord the arrival that institution ofover 20 shpwrecked
sailors since Dec. IA. At present there is large
number of shpwrecked sailors quarered there at the
expense OF the Seamens Friend Society, including the
rescued crew OF the British American bark Leander,
whose sufferings were reported in THE TRIBUNE OF
Saturday, and the six composing the crew OF the
wrecked schooner Scotia, who arrived Mt this port on
Saturday by the steamship Anchora OF the Anchor line
from Glasgow.
The bark Scots Bay, Capt. Murray. which arrived at
this port yesterday from Liverpool had continual heavy
weather. shifted cargo lost and split sails and several Of
the crew were sick and frostbitten On Dec Thomas
Waite, an English seaman, 26 years DID, died from cx
posure On the day, while furling up
per topsails James Buckley, seaman. ma
tive Of London, age 80 years, fell from the
ward overheard and lost; Charles Johapsen, the
carpenter fell from tine same yard but received slight
injuries Dec. 81 30 miles south from SnnnecOck VIM.
Henry Parsonage, seaman, native OF Tasmania, age
years, while heavlng the eadne fell overheard and
drowned
BOsroN, Jan. 1.-THE schooner Annetta of
New-York ut Newport, from Bolivar, reports very
heavy weat! T. She IL days of Hatteras. aud had
all her sails blown away. The badly FROST
bitten Two taken the hospital and will proba-
bly, be Obliged " have their hands amputated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-08

brute maortics voting in obedience to the orders OF
party chiefs will be answer enough.
pamphlet, should add, of very different value
from Mr. Swinbnrne's has appeared about the same
time-Mr Cobden's Russia, Turkey, and England
which Mr. Bright described in his late speech as
containing, though written forty years ago, oody
of sound political advice perfectly applicable TO the
present emergency. / might also have mentioned
some time ago tract by Mr.. Alfred Austin called
Russia before Europe" had 1t occurred to me that
contribution by MIR. Alfred dustin to the iitera-
ture of the Eastern question could by chance prove
instructive or amusing The crisis has naturally
produced flood of publications and republcations
of all kinds, old and new, and of all degrees OF
merit. list of them would fiji letter; at the end
of letter can only select one which Americans
might find of real help to their studies-l mean Sir
George Campbel's every Recent View of Turkey -
the work of man peculiarly competent to judge OF
the condition of the East from thirty years expert
ence in high posts of Indian administration, who
went to Turkey to for himself how things were
going on, and has given us in some 200 pages, the
condensed results of his observation. CIV. 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-08
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The annual meeting and election If the Cheap
Association will be held at Office
Tuesday, Jan o. Polls VIII be open from 10
until 2 p IN.
Prof A. j. Ebel of the International Academy
will deliver OF six lectures at the New Aquarium
lectures will be illustrated with models and drawings
The 10Th anniversary of the North Baptist Church
Christopher and BedfOTdsts TOOK place yesterday The
j. preached the historical
mon reviewing the church aud Its dongs since It's foundation
half "A century ago
AT special meeting Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club
on Saturday evening the following other nomnatiO
were CommO tore, John - DekersoD, schooner
yacht Madeleine; Vice Commodore anes smith schoonr
Estee; Commodore H. W. Huntlcy slUOp yacht
Mantle; President f. NJ Ostrander; Secretary and Treas
urer William Assistant SECRETARY, George q. Dun
ming: Regatta Committee Henry W. Turner William Bishop
John +. Ames.
every year YESTERDAY and Will be continue until
services being held each day Yesterday services
were held Madison square Presbyterian CHURCH. The
sermons christian Fellowship" ON Monday they
"Prayer Wedncsia Prayer Tor Families and the Uncon
verid Thursday Nations, Rulers, aud states
men Friday Christian Missions saturday, For OBJ
seryance the sabbath To-day services wi" be held In
Dr. Hepworth's Church
The resident members of the Commercial Travel
ouse The object the meeting being 10 send committee to
10 MORROW 10 oppose proposed
given the heirs and assgnees of de
cessd members The heirs of dead member receive
10 about proposed 10 make the assessment the
same as before limit 900 IL TO be made "a the death
raised cxcees this, the surplus 10 70
be converted ontne fund To be distributed to the
the convention consists Of o. Chamberlain T. H. Afford
and G. r. Ellsworth