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New-York tribune., 1878-03-22

The 0O-cent eagle recalls the conversation
Mt the show: Daughter: Law, ma, look at that
hcagle." Mother: w. you hignorant gal, its howl"
Snowman, politely: Axes pardlng, MusI, but It's o
awk,"
"Well, Mary, you know if yOu marry
Terence, you'll have 10 Kcepa big ana wasn. etc. etc
Mary :" Yis deed, will II marry Terence, an u
dirty pig too home, Mr. Kiushd, an tell Terence
toud you so.-lFun.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-22
TESTING THE LEGALITY OF TAXATION.
Tho caSe of I T. Townsend against the

The CASE OF j. j. IUWHsCHU dTHIISC tHC
city, brought 10 test the cOnstuicnaty Of the Board
of Estimates and Apportionment and the legality OF the
taxation levied meet its appropriations called,
Yesterday. by Judge Van Brunt, In Supreme Court,
Specal Term Counsel asked, as Mr.. TOWNSEND was III
Albany that the 20 for the day Corporation
Couus Whitney SAID he ready bat II went over
he would prefer that II should be adjourned to next
week hoping that he and MIR. Townsend could agree ON
the facts 80 rs present the mere question OF law The
c,utnv
New-York tribune., 1878-03-22

son; With District, R. @. McCord; 1xth District,
George b. Deane; Xth District J. NJ. Patterson, VI Ain
District, G. b. Van WAGNER: xIIth Distrlct
Victor Heinbergeri XIIIth District William Wnne;
XIVth John r. Brady; XVIII, William II stiner; XVIII
NJ Cregan xvIItb, Joel ". Mason XVIlith, Thomas
Murphy XIXth. Charles r. Bruder XXth Jacob Hcss
XXIst, Robert y. Brown; XXIlId Ward, James * An
gel; XXIvtb, j. Thomas stearns. Alderman Pnckney
Il chairman.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-22
DEATH IN A POLICE CELL.

The man who was found dead III cell or
the Oak Police station, on March ls, was idon-
tified Yesterday by his wife as Thomas Lyuch age
twenty-eight, Il stabeman, living i'll East New-fork.
Death was caused by compression of tho brain 9nd ex
trayasation Of blood. There no fracture of the
skull as reported Mrs. Lynch says that her husband
was temperate his habits. Her friends assert thas
there has been foul play.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-22
COMMITTEE ON LEGISLATION NAMED.

The Republican Central Committee has
appointed the following committee on legislation:
LIST District. s. II. Everit; lid District. +. T.
Van wyck; lid District. William Freeman; IVth
District f. s. Newins; vth District. Abraham Lent;
With District John Hunt With District, John d. Law
New-York tribune., 1878-03-22
TILE SHIP KENTS BANK.

LONDON, Thursday, March o. 1873.
Lloyds' agent at Melbourne telegraphs that
he has received of the loss OF the British ship
Kents Bank for NewYork, previously reported lost in
the Japan Sea China Sea. The telegram which origin
ay reported loss much muti!ated and the news
s doubted.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-22

and Il was the opinion of the meeting that women
should not vote. lApplause.l IL was suggested tnat
an journal should be published ~ rar,s dus
the EXPOSITION. in order 10 reach the minds anu he
Oft the French people,"
New-York tribune., 1878-03-22
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LATEST FOREIGN NE WS.
RUSSIA YIELDING.

RUSSIA 1IELDINU.
LONDON, Friday. March %, 1873.
The Vienna correspondent Of The Times says al
though Russia seems to have explicitly admitted
to some of the Powers, and especially to Austria,
that the Congress had the power to discuss what
points of the treaty were of European interest," in
consequence of the irritation engendered during the
discussion, Russia has not yet gwen similar assur.
ance to England.
telegram to the Political Correspondence declares
that England has asked Russia for definite answer
which would show that the difference has become
acute, but an impression is prevalent in Vienna that
Russia will give the required assurances when the
treaty is formally delivered in London, probably on
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-22
"THE TIMESr ON THE TREATY.

LONDON, Friday, March Y. ls7s
The Times. commenting on the text of the treaty,
saws there ia much to crticse and resist, but moth
ing absolutely beyond the pale Of discussion.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-22
EXPECTED STRIKE IN ENGLAND.

LONDON. Friday, March y, 1873.
The notices of reduction of wages in the
Lancashire districts affect 100000 cotton operatives
Roth masters and operatives are very determined and
strike or lockout is probable.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-22
4 BANK SUSPENDED

LONDON. March 21.-Onc of the Oldest banks
in Prague-that OF GruDd-has suspended
lf0r other Foreign Nsicsses frst Dagel
New-York tribune., 1878-03-22
THE FRENCH BUDGET VOTED.
VERSAILLES, Thursday, March

VERSAILLES, Thursday, March II, lS7S.
The Chamber of Deputies passed the entire
Budget of Revenue to-day. There only three dis
sentinp votes. The Irreconciable Radicals abstained
from voting.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-22
DEFENDING THEIR USE OF THE CLUB.
pntrnlman John ID. UerlihY. of the Twenty


first Precinct, Wednesday, appeared at The fiy-seventh
Street Police Court to the charges OF assault made
against him by Mrs. Lena Koerber OF No. 35l East
Thirty hrst-st., and her son, Charles Mrs. koerber
whose story has been given, was unable to appear IN
court her son stating that she confined TO her bed
with a broken arm and internal injuries The officer
was held IN 1900 bail for trial.
UcrEy alleges that sometime ago q quarrel took place
IN the gcc2ry store OF Mr. Dcwech
Cartwright and Mira. Koerber Cartwright was arrested
u charge prefer red by Mrs. kOcrbcr that, by his rs
sau he had caused her 10 giye premature birth 20
child lie sent To Ludlow street jail, aud after MS
release learned from Mrs kocrbers doctor iat no such
tiIng lad happened. Mrs Koerbcrl was arrested on
coarge &C perjury. ard Is now under bsii awaiting tria
On Monday night HerlIhy says lie met, near iHe resi-
dcucn of the Kuerbes, daughter OF Cartwright who
comrriucd that she been insued by one OF .ir' kocr
beIs sons While listening Eer. Charles k0erbcr iE
ed him. and ia attempting 10 arrest the yollI man
he upon by the whole family nhd was oDlSed l"
use has club setdefancc !etlify Is twenty three
% ard has been on the fOfcd nnr iicEtns
Charles Kocrber made formal COM liant against
IIerhy yesterday 10 SUperintt ndcnt Whlhng lie Is
cmp.oyed ~ q messenger IN the Health Department
Oncer Frederick Mink. tried In tile COurt OF Genefai
Sessions Tuesday charged with the brutal use o Ms
club ns reported IN Wednesdays TRIBUNE was acquitted
by the Jury without leaving their seats.
Oncer Patrick Kelly OF the sixteenth ffeclncIwho was
charged with assautng f. {. White, was required 10
ket Police Court; he allowed to go on his own
I.recoyniynnce until hc furnished his bonds. Whlie
asserted that Kelly without any provocatlon struck nl
m Tie mouth with his club. White, nj the staion-h0use
picked out 0undsman Golden as the man who assaulted
him hut acrward said that he was mistaken, and mat
Kelly WAS The man Whites story was cOrrObDraCu ny
another witness but several officers aud Captain Aare
swore that Kelly another post aud cuii!d not
have been AT place where the assault occurred The
poce boter ed that Kelly detailed u attend
a temperance meeting that night.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-22
THE TREATY PUBLISHED.

LONDON, Friday, March y, 1873
The Official Journal of st. Petersburg. publishes
the full text of the Treaty, which fully confirms tho
correctness of the versions previously sent by cable
New-York tribune., 1878-03-22
TILE KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

At the meeting of the Supervisors of Kings
County yesterday, resolution hy Supervisor Mcdonald
was adopted providing for the appointment OF q COM
mttee to take proceedings might be thought best
To secure reduction VI the valuation by the State Board
New-York tribune., 1878-03-22
THE sERVIANS WITHDRAW.

LONDON, Friday, March %, 1879
The TTmes's Belgrade special states that the
servians have evacuated UraDo. Notwithstanding their
threat that they would leave the place unless forced
IN do
New-York tribune., 1878-03-22

TURKEY ACCEPTS THE CONGRESS
CoNsrANTISOPLE, Thursday, March d. 1873.
The Porte, through the Embassy at Berlin, has
given notice of its acceptance of the invitation to
tho Con press
New-York tribune., 1878-03-22
tst He formerly owned extensive stores iu Fur.

pontst. He formerly owned extensive stores 10 Fus
man-st
The United States dispatch-boat Tallapoosa
left the Navy Yard yesterday with stores for the Boston
Navy Yard and machinery for the United States steamer
Richmond, now being made ready for sea-
Oliver Cotter and other members Of the Law
and Order League held conference yesterday morning
with the Charity Commissioners in reference to the Law
which provides that fine Of $40 shall be collected by
oyerseers of the poor for every violation OF the Excise
law The Commissioners said that the law was plain
that It was not necessary to discuss Its provisions
New-York tribune., 1878-03-22
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs NO
2lS BROADWAY.
oam, 36o. Noon. Az 3p m, 421 Midna555% a5a% sS'
Average 1872. Same day, 1877, 4Os"
pp0MINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
FIN Arenus Hotel.General Thomas Ewing; dgs,nor OF
Horace Fairbanks of Vermont William Cassus Goodoe OF
Kentacky and Ii. c. OF virginia 81 Etenoas
T. Averil Of Minnesota Grana a sSmas rnurt
Hofman House-General Israel VOgdes U. g. A Mtro.
politan Hosl-E. 8. Cleveland. OF Hartford Wasor
UotJ"Coonel Anderson d. Nelson, U. 8. A: Auor
Congressman John B. Alley OF Massachusetts
New-York tribune., 1878-03-22
MIR. DAvENPoRTs OFFICE ROOM.
COLLECTOR BLAKE NOT YET IN P0ssEssION-MH
nAvrNpnRI,s Side OF THE STORY.

COLLECTOR BLAKE NOT YET IN PossEssION-MR'
pAyENPORT's SIDE OF THE STORY.
The question of the occupation OF portion
O, the Post Office Building by United States Revenue
Collector Marshall B. Blake. still remains unsetied'
John l. Davenport refuses to give up the TWO rooms
which he mas occupied Supervisor OF Elections. inc
Corporation Counsel has not yet given his OPINION
whether under the citys deed to the United staes e
building can I've used for other purposes than the fos'
J. N. Deuel. the deputy clerk Of the Circuit Court OF
which Mr. Davenport Is clerk said yesterday, that Mr
Davenport considered that he had been trcateu us
courteously. Mr. Sherman had not consulted Win MI
Dayenport, as the preceding Secretary had, put h;u
ordered the custodian to dspOssess him. aiiowlhg MN
rooms on the NTH floor The claim that 10 was Jus, as
much an inyalidaon OF the title TO the building TO allow
the Supervisor OF Elections to occupy roos IN W. as "a
admit the Internal Revenue Collector, Mr. , Dnet %
not believe. The Supervisor was III many respects u
United States Court officer. Then many or the papers
kent I'm the Supervisors rooms were necessary Ior use III
court Mr. Davenport did not think that the room IN M ,e
dfth story was suitable for the safe keeping Oh tue
records OF the Supervisors Office. secretary ohernan
had also ordered that Of the rooms OF the clerk IN
the fourth story Re given to the hn.a c"
tanned records Of tho court to disturb whien was
Ony, and he did not propose to move mem MI tS u
also that the Revenue Office would attract 10 the pu-
ing the lower OF the population AS TO tue ruor
that a movement foot to get Mr. Davenport re-
moved from the office OF clerk OF hc orou, ~ , iac
Deuel. said that Judge Batchforc had succeeded tne o
Judge Johnson and Kenneth q. White. Mr. Dlvcnports
predecessor was candidate for the ONCE, ana petion5
had been circulated in ns favor As Mr. Devenppmt 10 , h
the support Of the first lawyers Of the city, ana OF INC
Judges he did not feel insecure IN his position.
AN ORDER TO POSTMASTER JAMES
WASHINGTON, March 21.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury has directed Postmaster James, the Gus
todian of the Post Office Building In New.York TO ils
possess John l. Davenport of the room In that buding,
the Internal Revenue offices shall be removed there or
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-08
Telegraphic Paragraphs.

The Secretary of the Treasury in.
vites subscriptions to the four per cent .
loan. On payment of two per cent,
subscribers will be allowed 90 days
to complete payment.
The President has nominated Ex-
Governor Packard If Louisiana TO be
United States Consul at Liverpool.
Congress will probably adjourn
about the last of June.
1t is stated that Mrs. Tilton is pre-
pairing detailed statement confirm
ing and explaining her late confess
sion.
1t Is said the President will allow
the Pacific Railroad Funding bill to
become law by the ten days lapse
of time.
A st. Petersburg dispatch says the
Emperor announced in the salon Of
the Czarowitz on Sunday that an I'M
derstanding with England is now
certain to be reached.
The Turks refuse to evacuate Shum.
la, Varna and Ratoum until the Rus
slams retire, according to the treaty
If San Stefano. The Russians claim
that they cannot withdraw until the
Turks evacuate those places.
The Turks are dissatisfied with
their Sultan, aud another revolution
is threatened at Constantinople.
Hobart Pasha, the Turkish Admi-
raj, dined with Queen Victoria on
Sunday.
The English Parliament reopened
Monday.
Bayard Taylor arrived at Berlin
Monuay.
Chris. Mutchler WAS taken from the
Constable of Germantown, Colusa
county, California, by band # mask
ed men and shot to death. He was
accused of incendiarism.
The breach between the Kearneyitcs
and the legitimate organization Of
the Workingmen's party in San Fran
cisco is considered to be pact mend
ing.
The State Central Committee Of the
Workingmen in California has issued
an address reading Kearney out OF
the party.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-08

SAYS the New York Engineering
and Mining Journal: A curious fea-
ture in many recent bankruptcies has
been the charge that the failure was
due to large investments in unproit-
able gold and silver mines; and the
assertion is supported by the appear
ance among the assets of immense
quantities Of mining stocks. 1t has
come to our knowledge that there Is
. constant inquiry and demand from
business firms which contemplate
making an assignment" for large
quantities of stocks of some mine
that has been more or less known.
It 10 not at all essential that the mine
be worth anything, bat it is essential
that a large amount of the stock be
obtaihahle for very little value in the
form Of boots and shoes, dry goods,
hardware or nitknscks. The stock
makes fine show in the list Of assets,
snd gold aud silver mining gets the
credit Of having caused the failure,
and is condemned by each Of the
bapkrupt's numerous creditors IS
'.ruiuaus to any one going into it,"
We commend this "point" to those
"xhom it may concern" r.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-08

GENERAL KAuTz Of the army is on
trial at Omaha ON charge Of having
violated an almost forgotten army
regulation referring to publishing
comments on the action of superior
officer. 1t seems that the Judge Ad-
vocate General Of the Army bad oc-
casion to review the decision of q
eonrt-martial in Kautz's Department
10 which he rebuked some action of
Kautzs in connection Herewith
Kautz replied rather warmly in .
small pamphlet, and the Judge Ad
vocate General retaliated by rakinR
mp the old regulation and preferriDg
charges against Kautz.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-08
STATE NEWS.

The new shaft of the Grand Prize
is down 270 feet.
The Reve;Ile says pneumonia is
raging severely in Austin.
Joe Wassons "Hand Book of b.
die" will be out in few days.
DR.. Wixom of Austin lost a STALL
ion last week valued at $4,000.
Reno Gazette: The Schively fur
nace is now under repairs. A bone
ash floor will he put in and crusher
brought into requisiti"n. Mr.. Alt
expects satisfactory results.
Typo Sun: Now is the time when
We barroom politician foretelleth the
the events Of next November, and
prophesieth to the old buns ana stiffs
who's who and what's what.
The Eureka Sentinel says Judge
Cole has sentenced Kelly, convicted
of assault with intent t. RIB, to three
years; Frank Kiger, grand larceny,
one year; and James Tickle, ass nit
with intent to do bodily injury, to
two y. ars in the State Prison.
Reno Journal: Hatch's United
States surveying party has started
out for this years work. Leaving
here Friday they will g. first to b.
die and Aurora, here they will work
for two or three months. After the
work in that section is done, they will
clean up in places left over from last
year.
The Sun says Marks and Kellogg,
two veteran prospectors, have at las,
struck it rich in the NJ I'm ain View
mine. about ten miles north of Typo.
The ore is very rich, some If it as-
saying up into the thousands. The
average assay is about $500 per ton,
free milling ore. The ledge is large,
and the discoveries have body worth
not less than $4,000 stripped ready
to take out.
Eureka Sentinel: Outside of what
is recognized as the great Eureka
lode, we have a mountain of ore lay
ing at our doors, an area Of mining
ground that teens with mineral
wealth, from base to summit. Pros
pet Mountain is the paradise Of en-
terprising miners with small capital,
who have done well without the aid
Of costly hosting works or elaborate
machinery.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-08

The reason that COnkling was not
selected tn serve on the eight by
seven commission has been made
public recently, He was IN favor Of
throwing out one Of the Oregon elec-
toral votes and counting only two
from that State, the result Of which
would have been the election of q
President by the House of Represen
tatives.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-08
OPPOSED TO A RECOUNT.
The New York Herald has caused

The New York Herald has caused
oil the members of Congress, Seantars
and Representatives to be Interviewed
on the Blair bill with the following
satisfactory result: In the Senate rs
Republicans and - Democrats open
" denounced the measure; Demo-
Graf, Mcpherson Of New Jersey,
favored, and z Republicans and 9
Democrats declined either to answer
or evaded a direct reply. Senators
Patterson and Spencer, Southern Re-
publicans, were not opposed to re-
opening the count. So the matter
stands on the Herald's showing
40 Senators against even considering
the Blair bill, ! in its favor and II GI-
GLIDING David Davis) who did not
express themselves positively, though
all but three or four might reasonably
be counted against the scheme. OF
the Democratic Senators opposing 10
are from the Southern States. Among
those who decline to speak must be
counted Mr.. Lamar.
The House of Representatives di.
vided, under the Herald process, is as
follows: Against Republicans, 115,
Democrats, "a (of the latter, ga were
from the former slave States). In
favor-Democrats, 10: Republican, l..
The latter, Mr.. Williams of Wlscon-
sin, seems to have been testing in his
reply, as he said he was in favor Of
reopsning the count three or four
years from date. ION the fence" as
the Herald puts il, were 4s Democrats
and Z Republicans. The latter. in
Guiding Mr.. Butler, simply declined
to be interviewed. According to the
showing Obtained, the Herald's figures
stand as follows: Opposed-Demo-
Gratis, 10 both houses, 116; Republic
cans, ditto, 140-a total Of 256. In
favor-Democrats, IA; Republicans,
total, Is. ION the fence" Demo-
Gratis, So; Republicans, IA; Independ-
ent total, 81. Absent, 30. Of
the so-called doubling ones, it is fair
to infer from their answers, as report
ed in the Herald, at least % are
really opposed to any action such as
the Blair bill proposes. There is
little probability of the measure ever
being reported from the Judiciary
Committee to which It is referred.
But if it should come into Congress
and vote be obtained there will not
be over 40 votes cast in its favor.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-08
Restricting Chinese linn grafton.

The bill finally adopted by the
Committee on Education and Labor
provides that it shall be misde
meanor for the master of any vessel
to bring more tran fifteen Chinese
passengers within the jurisdiction Of
the United States on any voyage, or
to take a greater number IN board
at any foreign port with such inten-
ton, and violation of this pruhibi-
ton will subject him TO fac Of 800
for each passenger exceeding fifteen,
and also to Imprisonment for six
months, and in default OF payment
the vessel is to he liable ami the lien
will be Immediately enforced by the
United States Courts. Masters of
vessels arriving from any foreign
ports are to furnish to the Collectors
Of Customs separate sworn list Of
Chinese passengers, and by neglect
to do 80 will incur the same penal
ties which are provided by existing
Laws for refusal or neglect to report
and deliver manifest Of cargoes. 1t
is further provided that the foregoing
provisions shall not be held ~ repeal
or modify any law forbidding the
importation Of coolies, or of females
for immoral purposes, into the United
States, except in one respect, namely,
that Consuls shall not hereafter grant
certificates for more than fifteen Chi
nese passengers by any one vessel.
1t 10 finally provided that the bill
shall take effect from and after the
first day Of next January. This ex-
tension Of time of the date origin
ally proposed by Sargent is made in
consequence Of delay in reporting the
bill " means Of giving ample notice
to masters and owners Of sailing YES
sells o. we'll rs to allow reasonable
time for making other arrangements
with China and England in case a
JOINT resolution providing for nego.
tiations should be passed before tins
bill is reached for action.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-08

A MOVEMENT is on foot in Wash
ington looking to the annexation OF
Utah to Nevada. Immortal George
Washington!!! What! turn all those
buxum, Carrot fed sainIeSses, and
that blooming widow Of the late b.
Y. loose upon the guileless, innocent
men of our young and tender State,
and us located away up here in the
east end where we will have to bear
the brunt of the battle? It must not
be. To arms! To arms, men! and let
your battle-cry be- But then, we
are too hasty. 1t it must be done
we'll submit quietly, and bow in
meek submission to the awful males
ty Of the law. Yes we will endeavor
to endure it all without murmur.
Send EN- along lElko Post.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-08

IT 10 strange to think that fifty
years ago We had no gas, no lucifer
matches, no ocean steamers, no rail-
roads, no horse cars, no telegraph, no
postage stamps, NO chloroform, NJ
sewing machines, no photography, no
telephone, no photograph, no toma-
toes. What may, not be expected
fifty years hence 7 ~wa'i "a .s'' .
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-08

JupoE JFRE BLACK says there
seems to be only two methods OF
getting a living in Washington-
one by holding office and rObhing
the Government, and the other by
defending the thieves when they are
caught,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-08

A WRITER in the Tribune saws
that catarrh is durable, il the sufferer
will persist In using the follow:hg:-
1.-The remedy Is crushed cubebs Der
ries smoked In = pipe, emitting the
smoke through tho muse; after few
trials this will be easy 70 do"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-08

FOLLOWING are the closing re-
marks of John Roach when making
a speech few days ago, after launch
ing the iron ship Rio de Janero;
"Seven months ago the material for
yonder vessel, which was launched
half hour ago. was lying in the
bowels of The earth. There IL was
worth 5000 To day, in its present
shape, it represents t5OO,OOO, and
that money has gone to the eleva ion
of Am rican labor"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-08

SILVER coin certificat of the de-
nominations of ten and twenty dol
lars have been prepared. Certificates
for larger amounts will be printed
by the middle of the month.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-08

The condition OF affairs East are
about the same. England Is deter.
mined, soiS Russia, so is Turkey.
They are all determined on some.
thing. but what that something is no
fellah eau fad out.