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much about that as do-probably GOOD deal
more"
Another gentleman, intimate with Mr. BEN
nett, who had boon very communicative the day
befUre, seemed nervous wnen the subject WIS
mentioned yesterday. 81 have not seen eithe r
OF tho principals or any OF the porty since the
an iir happened" he said. NOR have seen any
one who knows anything about 1t. What's more,
don't expect to-
The Union Iiuu friends OF Bennett and NAV
az rule denied themselves yesterday to all re-
pOrters.
Mr.. Larry Jerome was met on the street
-" Can YOU not tell me, MIR. Jerome, whether
Nr. May has been seriously wounded Z"
NOW what difference does that make TO YOU
Nav IL wOun1cd-whethcr seriously or not [
don't propose to say"
Mr.. o elIichs said u" I am summoned before mo
GRIND Jury. / ain unwiin. to mako any state
mcnt."
us Fred May seriously hmtf"
see Dr Nav, " you cao. lie may tell YOU
but don't think he will"
Mr.. Leonard Jerome stood In the reception
room q the Union CiuD with handful OF let
teIs. lie said know nothing and II did
1wouldn't tell It,"
Carroll Livingstone was at the Union Club
between nnd o'clock. Ho was excited, and
asked ffiend after friend to drink with MIN
About half past he left the clue, saying he w A
going To Staten Island.
III any one OF the Marydel excursionists left
Tor Europe on aby one of the steam ships " whirh
sailed Yesterday 1t was under al assume ed nalne
ind in disguise.
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An amor IHIEF.
stealing Money tram the Treasury By
-IeIghl-Ot-Ilnnd IIirk

WAsHINGroN, Jan. l0.-A swndler mp
pearcd at the Irea ury Department and nj some
OF the banks in this city last week, md sue
coedel, I'm one or two instauccs, hy an adroit
slcigrt-of hand trick, IN stealing notes al.
most out Of the hands of the pa.ty with
whom ho pretended to be trlu.actnr bust.
ness. ms plan was to request change ~ a
large note for notes Of Ism Her denomination.
aud ~ attracting the attention OF the person
behind tho counter succeed IN stealing a nofo
from the pack9Ea IN his hands without tho A I
being motto, d. one plan was 10 request a
different note from the one lnd on the counter
for him, and then, pointing 10 another note in
the cshier's hands zone more Norn), he would
announce that IL WIS better suited to the
purnose for which he desired IT, ana.
whllo the cashier would hs looking
tor n the sWindnng individual would dc NY con-
ceal the lr-t uots hius on tho counter or one OF
them. II more than ono mad been handed him
In exchange, ana then request that no further
trouble should be taken for hlm, receive back
the money originally given by him TO he changed
aud wax quietly out Of the room. lie was sue.
cessful in at least one prominent Institution
here, and II Ia said al tho Treasury Department
to dhy that Information was NJ hand that the
same party was operating IN Baltimore.
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,nu,ee ,,s ,o MI. bennet's presence; Ten minutes
IaiD n"xshe, was 70 pc ready fOr Tue ,O
I'LL u.in lor Wv iotk. Nithln hilI an hOur tnis
o'x.i ~ m"s "s,cpunterinhuued.
~ ~ ~, v . tIock tne baSg ige was again ordered,
~ ~ - tme ior ,he tluLlHht tfain from the est
i,nn'HeI.hla. uepot. nut ~ that hour tr1ins
s.''t s l"r ne NORTH, south, East. and West from
wv uelp pt ln question. Discussion woXed warm
~ ~ mncthtr the party would return 10 Now
IN, or lraNel IN some other direction.
crar, ,rn up up 10 tne iast minute the greatest Sc;
crecN was observed. The hotel servants had
,oeen I9era!ly feed, and nothing could oo learned
YIN tnem, Inc clerks were sph'nNes. rue
MI M ooy5 tronoled Ut the mere mention OF tho
hame Oh bennctt.
At quarter past eleven carriage broke out
oi thc inc IN front OF the Girard House. op-
p,s,tc, anu uroNe TO inc Nlnth street entrance
oi W tne continental. -Four manly forms stepped
ShSn Wy Gown tbe thlchly CAR eted ~ irs OF the
lauies entrance three weil-nil.d satchels were
s~uHE 20 the sack at tue uriNers rect. "A crack
oI we Whlu' ana the Soach ratified ON,
b.u you Het thtlr b"Rsage al onf tskcu one
pVtst OF another.
,,mnose nose oaRKdeeG inquired an anxious news
po!iggI H. ilun, -, A.,
. ne bchnett party s. answered the porter.
:. iiave they gomez
~, JUST gone WIN synpathizing smile.
botni ,ei - an & il,'t 't,~ntaieous ~ C'ehhg OF tno
HVtti coltdor, ana a tremendous iush Tor CABS
on the opposite corner. But the nartY reached
,,,.,,. ~ vNca"i .luult, W "u' .ncv 90 ,uelI
pu,suers. Inc valet bought ive inssags tickets
anl n'e s.e nins c,I tiskeis ior New York.
,, s1 , p''D s.,'Peu tu,"usn tue R"i9 anu lnto
,u,tt.vcb'"k N"' SSuIHhs anu a'usellhs no at
~ -. 49,,
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What psiawnre omslnl. say.

The Hon. John B. Pennington, Attorney Gen.
oral ~ Delaware. says tha; the laws Of the s. te
must and shal be Wudicltel II it shall appear
that anybody has teen trcaking them. lie IL
going down in a day Or two to Mntyde! D. per-
sonally ascertain whether the alleged duel I Ok
II ce on Maryland or Delaware soil. At present
he Is inclined t. believe. from tie description Il
the locality, that It took place in Maryland. lie
furhermore believes that the supposed c m
hatants were, u guilty at al. guilty In appear
aLce oull, as hc thinks they H. usl have o. cd
bl nk cartridges at each otuer.
Ihe Hon. j. ". lOus on, Associate Justice of
the supreme Court of Delaware. says that the
law OF the state is very mild on tho sui Ject of
tween j. Watson NobD aud Tom Marshal, lear
The northern boundary Of Newcastle county
there did not seem to he any desire TO enforce
the statute. He was then Secretary Of state.
under Gov. Cooper, and had occasion u know
botn that Webb was nervous about prosecu-
lion, ard that Coy. Coogcr bad made up his
mind TO quietly Ignore the affair unless he
should oc forced oy the action OF Grand jury
70 take som. oihci coEriziu iuce OF Il. \ sini-
lar feeling, judge Houston thinks. would pre-
val now, II Grand July should present the
GoVeruof TO Issue lis requisitiOn for the offend
Well adapted ne the place near Maryl,nd ia.
the Judge thinks that he knows Of an Infinitely
prcttitr ulace, " the luyelicst sIpt IN the world
Tor durh perhaps. II IS aO3ut fOr'y miles
below Dover. on the N,ntleohc river, about i've
miles west OF Sc ford, on tue Dorchester Rail
road, toward tumuridge. Oh the farm Of u gen
tiN'iti hhtHtu llrllf "AD 7. dt iftetLk a mem
ntT ~ lue MWNiand Sehaie, IL IS about mile
from pretty ilitle station, 10 in Itself charni-
lnx ot anu the Judge sdis lie has " often
tnpu-H thit' u ne had "a duel 10 night, lie would
ilke 20 have II take place there" only fifteen
PAGES to one side e the railroad ack stands
one oi tne long lno oi stuues, bed at Ia
terv-ls - % mile ap n by Mason y Dixon, sur-
yry in li1u, To u ark the boundary between l. lrd
bulinoies grant and tue tefutory claimed 10y
the heirs uf Nm, Penn.
Ihe ia ge has too much Respect for Nr. Ben-
nett's ubilty us a n aIkHmN u to believe that lie
Il n ri.
+ir. i.i, Ie s.H tAe accoMpl shed Journalist
at LcNcs. near = INT Ilenlopcu. about tlreo
yearS hgp, nfing win q iite dt small 0t sots In
the creek ia iiont Of the hotel, and was sur
pilstu bJ tue aee.lacy 40 us aim.
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TEN, or SIX PkR CENT,
Stockholders who Care More for their Divi-
dends than for the Public.

At n meeting of tho stockholders Of tho
New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad
In New Haven Yesterday the old Board Of Direc-
tors was elect ID, with the exception OF VIM II.
Vanderbilt, WAC was substituted for the late
Commodore.
In reply to an Inquiry made by MIR. Goodm
In regard to running several trains at two cents
per mile. President Bishop said that the rate
for taking the commuters anl transcent pas
sensers did not exceed ~ to 2ii cents per
mile' and that the rate proposed could not be
carried out and pay dividend OF ten per cent;
but II the stockholders would consent to be
satisfied with six per cent. Instead OF ten on
their sh res the proposed rate might possibly
ue adopted. lie, however. tr isumed that very
few stockholders would feel disposed to accent
oi SIX per cent. IN order that the public mis sbt
travel over the road At fr ctiol Of a cent lower
rate; and very general shaking of the neads
OF the stockholders IN dissent OF the proposition
WAS observed.
Mr.. Goodwin then called for q stock vote. or
In other urds,fo the number OF shares held py
each stockholder, and for whom such votes
were cast, nut the rrorositiOn raised "a storm OF
indisnaton, and the motion was withdrawn.
MI. GOODWIN then deatrcl Go read a number Of
RESOLUTIONS which he lad prepared. contending
that tnero was ample time ltft to tie what le
hai 10 say on the subjects ha desired 10 intro.
duce viii the remark that the stockholders
oi,iy came i"2clhcr one" year.
Mr.. Fellows of New Haven aroso and said that
thtY came together Only once a year to hear one
man (ur. Guodwn) do All the taking. aud there
fore be moved TO auJ urn. wulch was carried
almost unanir irOu-y
a pinus old gen lcman from the neighborhood
OF Mllnil " the directors short lccfore On
their wicked course In allowing trains to be run
appear q 10 receive no attention from any quar-
'eI' anu he elu~ej somewhat abruptly.
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ALL QUIET IN LOUISIANA.
THE RIC HTFUL GOrERNMEyT ExLR-
CiSfNG ITS IUTHORiTY.
Pachnrd's Crowd stili Occupying tho etnte
nousc-rhc Rump Igsislniurc Choosing
u kcllogg for The Lmlied SInIes sennte.

Pachards Crowd siiii Occupying tho stnte
1iousc-'rhc Rump Lgsislniurc Choosing
Kellogg for the Quilted states senate.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10. Tho police force
remained on guard, Investing the State House
last night. Tho garrison aud the members OF
the Packard Legislature were kept inside hence
tnere were no crimes or excesses of any kind
committed ir the CITY last night, and no cases on
the dockets OF the i've municipal courts. Early
this forenoon the greater part OF this force was
Withdrawn, only a small detachment OF the now
polica being left to preserve order In the crowd
OF curiosity seekers, who gathered before the
building after sunrise. This crowd, OF all ages.
Sizes colors, and sexes,all the forenoon has been
an object of terror to Packard and his asso-
ciates, and they havo been telegraphing to
Washington, implOflng their removal. Upon
inquiry as to the significance Of their presence,
Gen. Aueur answered substantially that they
were merely lockers on. Kellogg pretended TO
remove Sheriff Handy, who took possession Of
the court building YESTERDAY, and to appoint
Alfred Bourges Civil Sheriff In his stead.
Bourgcs demanded possession Of tho courts be-
forc mi i-day, and OF course was not recognized.
r. ckard then threatened to send posse to cap
ture them. This ludicrous boast was tire ited
becominsly, a. all Of Packard's adherents. baIf
Ia the Capitol.
~ iissti ttN iNfkfI' NNilNke was VNe snort or
quorum. as was also the House. At IL NJ. "a pre-
tcnce Wa made that there were siXty-twO mem-
hcrs IN the Returning Board House. These met
the few Scnat urs present. ana went into a farci.
Cal election for uitcd states Senator, unaui-
mou.ly naming Kellogg rs their man for tue
lnu2 term. Suci an election would he null II all
those partcipa' Ing were lesl officers. as the
election was not neld as the Consultation re-
qufes.
Every department of tho legal Government 10
completely orgauized and the officer. perform
INK thet duties. The RepuOlisans who yester-
day urOtes sei their intention Of TO-DAY Joining
tho legal Legislature remained IN kellogg's
body 70 vote Tor senator, whch vote has a GER
tain I'm tnciil value which these collfed Repuo-
ncan lessl tors consider as one Of their legiti-
mate leetsla i've perqusitcs. Ihis is authorizes
lively stated as the only iei ,on for their remain
ing. Ii viii be useless Tor them to come over
later, as every one brined 10y kellogg IN his SEN
atorlal ciuGidacy will be dismissed upon proof.
Four more members have stated positively tn {
they VIII leave the tump Legislature to- III orrOv.
Inc city /, perfectly quiet, ami Is likely t. re-
main so u the elected Cover ment is not over
thrown by Federal power. The COngre ssioaM
committee hopes 10 finish the Investigation by
ne At saturday.
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THE vENEzUELi CLIIMS.
Secretary Fish's sharp Answer to the Rrquest
Tor n Rehcaring.

WAsufNGToN, Jan. TO- appears from
Official documents that the Government Of Ven
ezd-la some time ago expressed desire to have
o ieheafine OF the claims adjudicatei by the
Nentzuela Commission. The venezuelan Gov
ernment would treat the Convention, though its
limitation had expired, as II II were sull In ex-
istence, and Therefore a new one need not be ne
eotlated and would agree that a competent
commission be appointed by both G Government =,
anu that Venezuela would continue the pay
ment 81 the former awards In installments, on
condition that the money should not be distrib-
uted TO American citizens. but held on deposit
for tue payment ~ claims hereafter TO be con-
fldered Just Nene Liela asked fof reheariug
t not ioI delaying unyments. but because OF the
4 Nuiuleut Character u many r the claus aud
the corrupt proceedings CT the commission,
anu, @ nnove al because the nndence OF both
Several days ngo Secretary Fish wrote to the
Neheluelin Minister eXpge .-ing his regret at
Government sought to avoid is accountability
III the matter of tie awards. lie stiG that 10
the convention hoiween the two Governments
taken to insure f4ir lie Ing. N1t only W. : one
or Tue Two c-fm niSsioners = Venezuelan e.. izsn,
@ @on' '"S iepiese"t tive OF the Lnperor OF s.
ma choice for thnt trust Of a citizen q that
relAhi g aiso. The adj Jn-imeni II claims IA tlc
uauN. prov ded i.r o. tie convention oi 1903
mas hitherto been regarded IS % method which
whlle II secured suOstanl justice, was the
sipns tctween two Goyernmrnts. and tnus
streniiAehing their good understanding. Per-
haps 10 no instance hhs suca an AL -.tnrnt
oecn entirely salisfact- ~ to both battles. II
the application should now ba granted. II would
n.ha make a " ced nt most lueouV, nient for the
tar upon tho eel 'leneut by the mean. resor,ed
tq between tGe United states and ntzuola Il
claims 'ganst foreign Governments, or would
iequi:e their payment to Do e1acted Otherwise
tlah by Ieacelul adJlficatlon.
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THE PRESIDENTS POLICY.
Non.lnterfcrcnce Until Il IL Decided which 10
the Legal LEGISLATURE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10-The Secretary OF
War and the President were In consultation
about noon to-day upon the subject Of telc-
graphic Information received here officially from
New Orleans through military and other sources,
and II was decided to send a telegram to the
military commander at that post giving the
exact position Of tho general Government in tho
matter. Accordingly, tho following was telo.
Rrapbed from this city:
=, A.. war DEPARTMENT. Jan. 10. 1877
Il reported tnt inc state iIoa.e H. in New orean. 4.
surrounded 0y mob. II this Is notify all persons
Is deisrmson Of the reSen to sS Gee hal oiGt1 ac
LesSia,ure 1, not molestea When he has fun knowl.
which should DC recognlzed.
J.D CAMERON Secretary of war.
The question us TO which Is the legal Leglsla-
ture IN Louisiana, which was before the Cabinet
Yesterday. was referred to the Attorney q eueral
for decision. IL Is believed that the President
will be advised by Judge Taft within a very
short time, but that he will not act In the prem
fes until action by the entire Cabinet is had on
Representatives Gibson, Ellis, and Levy Dem
ocrdts) OF tho Louisiana delegation. called on
the PRESIDENT to-day to ascertain whether any
70 recognition OF the rival Governments IN
mat state. The Secretary Of War and the At
tofhey 6eneral we're present at the interview.
no substance Of the Presidents reply was to
the effect that he would not, In the absence OF
all the facts before him, issue any order recor-
nizing either Government or any OF their re.
epociivc departments. The President attached
no importance to the fact that one Legislature
9ccupied the Car itol and the other ~. Patrick's
hlll, and he assured the delegation that the
uoous would be employed only for the purpose
OF suppressing violence. preserving the publlo
psice, and preventing collision. The deiega-
.ion cxpies' themselyes perfectly satisfied with
the interview.
Representatives Ellis. Levy, and Gibson Of
Iohist n after their Interview with the Presi-
cent to-day, teleEraphed rs follows:
4 Frdnct, T. M'ci0H CorernQy Of ILouaidrd.
We have sren 'he Pfcsidcut. Taff aad Cameron here
are assured the feierl Government will not inter.
ieIe ~ tecog ~ Packards government any OF us
uepirtinents Cameron teleeraphs Auzur to dIsperse
moo Urea ennx tue state House Tue President win
n" tccog either government ull all the facts are
pefurc un aud regards the occupation of the state
Hou hy one IN the same light tie occupation Of the
tnuit House the other Government ana vii hands
on uul,ss coli-ion occurs. We siyise attack on
rhit House, maintenance Of present position and de-
lay u tue election Uf ioLg.term senator.
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Tho One Hundred Thousand Men thnt Wat.
terson iADtc'~ in Washington.

WAsnISGroS. Jan. l1.--A report having been
published that RegrcseniatVe wat'erson. fl hs opera
House speech on Mon niay. e, ont Drnocr4tc secret
In sayin. that he expected hundred thousand un
armed citizens here on the liih Of February, ropre
sn'aiNc - The Ncw lork Associated Press todsy saw
MF Niirfsun, no duf arei thst there NJ secret
Nhatst,I 70 HlscOse lie eApressei the opinion that
tf 'hlo ca frr nltloha. convention would be car.
Ilrh cut and the none m as speech h,t this would con
Nthe iundre iHis lnd citizens IN the AItlilal capI.
"a on the dsy specified He argued that such nuitl.
tuue tNett-iug Ia their pefs0As to peaceful rsht Of
irlunn "oni have ~ lier ,tug influence upon Con.
eiess AM li nor 1hus hat any reAsOnabe man would
'~'
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At ihe Brooklyn i.cht CliL's annual meeting
Ia, night the Treasurer reported g. e00 receipts asl
'ioo3 o .eniirrcs There we're my yachts on thl
r"l' COMPRISING twenty-five scholncrs. t~enty .foui
so p, ani four steamers. rho 0c.rs csriet vera -
lJi'."-i commodore, Jhn :. DtNrs..n, Nlcr.COrS-
Y - re, = tmes - sm ~ ReAr.t commodore. H. Il.
luht cy iitsucut. i. W. OatsaAdrri Secretary snl
hr,asnrer " T. Le"; Assistant sccretary, Gc1fSe 4.
DunAihE Ntl urcr }. W. SAWYER Fleet SURGEON, J..
g Johnson, VI. Judge Advocate, John Oikcyt
u.ierN h9Qeri Dillon, v. II adsWorfh Chsrics ".
eaa NJ, :, Ncliru' t ,-Aild tIluAntlcC, II. ", 1uR
LtT, VIA BNAup, aAd JoIiA =. AmlB
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~" O''i'"'''' :" .'''' AV '''' a. "'-iho
city Il pcfectly quiet, aud with tho exception OF
A few armed sou,ds natrott,ng tha strea,s and
49,, ,,,.,.,.,,., ~ ,..,,., -. "''u
the white floDon badges OF the Nichols police,
there is nothing TO indicate the events OF yes-
tcr4,v Nj a si,.,la c,sa % ,t,io,,. -. IA,
N'u"'' No' single case OF violence or dls-
"rucT occuFci uuHhR the hlEtt as lar rs u
known. There Ia 10 indication OF a gathering
~ M. o,,,sd ,o.,s q, ,ns,nrta, n-'s s''a.
- '' ' 'Vo'' " ''''''N"'' p"t" s'ues
are exceedingly rc'icent ia regard to their In
| tentious. AID nothing Il known them out.ide
,t...,r..s.., ,.t..,,,. .. :. =. ,,. ,' '
,,'. .,,....,- 49,, ,,,..,+ ~, 49,, t.'s -. 49,
10" s"e'.s ''-' hlt"'' tn '"'Hs IL" or 40
arfc~ts. Al midnight but few men werc Oh the
str. eta and tnoat ri .es nf hit.in.ss xva,a ci,s,
A traif, of cars from NOZZLE Lrnuytt IA -, Il
companies OF United States tfoops al III O'clock
iast uisht -
j., a.. =, ~, ~.
i a isas eaorsl aTice on ,he events of
,es'ri"N' tN's W"Illuks 10 pADutun says:
MNe have ~ nre'ent no government IN TINS siate
hrae iV U.s. Hul .pnt 10 az a. isie are " Or
ru about ihe lie riectien S A. M .'l' pr, ou' 'ne
ine q cyer - Congs.s si, cone 4, .ne a. lec'i
90 And akF'eueAt "a tne prcn-t-' size. tiop n.ull
ns'o..r e "i., 2, ".Hl ,i ms, tl ~ .,-D. -
81 ,t".r.r ..i. 81 nf' -" ',''..t ', ''ttee ~
Ino 80 We arc To rfaa, wcI slura 10 poYul.r CON-
Arfr. no. fr .iiOl lf.i re.rt ~ he 10 II
q nillrf = ti.s lse far .ov ruiaeli f.ly
t,na , 'ii,Af 20 ian 20 .'s,i o',r ,As gAcel.
IN ala, ,o c,, '--' '' /. ''e -..e- Ao- Va. " GO
= -" =; - n.-i.NerY ,nins IS remarkably quiet.
40 armed Weu are TO oe seen on tue streets,
and II Is saiI iaef have al dsp4nded. Ia ail
,n..'Nte" VII. ttn' y ltuI' ne 20 that be n
tcipDt. no fuihtr trouble. lie had notified
bvih NICHOLS auI Packard that he would only
l"ttll IT, 10 keen tle i'acc, and tlat when 1t
was reported t. him lat night that Nichoil
ponce were LItN'htlns 1gNernMent onlci Is
i'vua Ns"lNg tNe St.tc House, he Ir Mpuy
40 40 ~ N''u.iis tnft ne eon'i not allow mat.
MS kn9"l"dte'
al "e ~ I'u'., III, a'seri tnst 'ney are sails
assre,sivo advances. lhe krpuolican Legisa-
tuio uts puotunl' ana - III session. lhe nrin.
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"'' James Gordon Bennett and Mr..
n'.o'n'' ace mp MED by Two unnamed fiiends.
p'n' tuesday thu Continental Hotel In
"'alTiphl Mr. bennett kept in his room.
w. y" u day not even admitting the hotel
N. '''' nut heine ,etvei entirely by his let.
49, N'Dhlus yentlred ZONE, IN tho afternoon,
"'n 'hpearance Ia tho t,t o1rrldor was the
lul -uch rushiir rl Atciyiawing that
hoi. tliu To return a faN inmates later ~ the
On. rance. ne let s nearly all dAy on
re.dt,', tn' cdsLi ned So IN the Corridor,
over ~ 'ue he"tpapers and laughing heartily
A, a., accounts Of the duel.
0l~e@ the bcl oi a. called the watcbful
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New cold pi4e,ns- In wyoming.

'"tNN ii'hN' w. i.' jan. u" Eleven miness
cam INTO CaHp Brown ou Pam. Tor sup,c. from The
head Of Wood river AID ail bring coarse gold VITA
t'n. ihc, .. tuU about tnir, men nOs iu the dir
H. y NNI-i"- Nl 20 flrN' 4id il AIM 80 aoay sna
up".ru. one h.", O. ui'I Watson, f.uAI . nu get
NHiH-4 Nl ~. lN' ifN rtt $40 Show tlt fILta
hla FsB ma" ~ M" c.n.r. iaet Dl itfurl Em.s
q, .st! WI 'ul .l} men lrNu Lautcr ls 10 th&
Mlhl nv rNtrN. lle d- HNr' from ainn Rro wa y
Tie Lc" elssllAs Is aluut tl4LsI I.l.,s
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CoScoRp, Jan. l0.-Austin T. Pike presided
over the r. pubhcal Stale Convention hcd IN this citp
to-day. or tae nrst ballot fora candidate for Cover.
nfr. 1t { "a Nott- cast. ulAD 10 + lre-cott re-
iNef 2-S NAu H. d IHi, e.. ". Pom -. =. Wiiine
cesgLd NJ te,ott received mai rlg ~ he yotal
NIlt D. toan OF concord was nuliuaied for i!Ailro1
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The HoboAon ferry boats were greatly deliysA
by the lee las. cyeain.. At one time nya boats b<-
cane ont'ng cd IN Alulcnsc nei OF ice and oyss
b" ~ l+'r -.i r Wfr iu ilr Wai ils no. 'ns.
ol .c,onlt - tHc zee IN tue by no vessels wsrs
cu al " R.tal tinc station after carl ioserdAj
hurullg. A. nn' time te NarroWs was hnft ,n by ou1
iArse caAe OF ice, NAcn went do~A On Tue cob tide
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-11

Max A. Rabb, Of 2R Warren street, testified
Yesterday, before Coroner Elnser, that Frod W Mar
tins, who shot himself at 81 Exchange place, was
splcndidlY educated and moved IN nrstclas, society
nli Le Decsnc lu'eeted WIN speculative mama and
hh lOs the greater part of his wealth In the manic
1878 since thcn he had been mOrOse IN temper and
had said scvcra lines each day thnt he was Nlus TO
sell hs batu tor 10"
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Trolting iulhe IiInpodromo.

In Gimoro's Garden last evening the irotting
was the main feature of the evening, and for the nrst
race thcrc were four ,tarters WIN. T. weeks's b. T.
rih won IN three straight heats 10 25s e,igi4 ana
2.lls pacing race OF mo heats best tnree III i've
had i've stHrtrrs Forest King Won the nrst Aud sec
ond heats IN $500 and 2l7 Juut n slk the hrdl nd
fourth heats IA .i5 and 2.ol Forest King the nfIh
auu race IL 2.Jl.