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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-09-12

Saturday is the day for the dis
trict primaries. Don't fail or forget.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-09-12

Rev. w. @. Dillon Is assisting
Rev. Mr.. Ashford in revival meet
ing at Sharon this week.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-09-12

Mr.. Henry Frankie of the N. Y
Store left day or two since to
join his family in New York.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-09-12

Ed. Williams and Dolph Hill are
both down with bilious fever, but
are improving.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-09-12

Don't forget the primaries next
Saturday.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-09-12

New Fall Prints at the New York
St0ra
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-09-12

Mr.. Louis Zeiskin takes position
at the N. Y. Store as stock keeper
and clothing man.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-09-12

Honor and shame from no condi.
ton rise; Act well your part and
go and advertise.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-09-12

Ed S. Morris, of Humboldt, a
native of Giles, is here refugee
from the plagues
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-09-12

Call at the New York Store and Sc
cure BARGAINS
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-09-12

| To- HOTTOW mOTuluS.
The Merit Cigar, sold by Ed. Craig, is
the finest cigar in Pulaski. sep12-2t
| -------
Mr.. Shanks and his wife, nee
Miss Josie Carter, left Memphis
last Friday and came to Mr.. NJ. A.
Carriers eight miles south of Pulas-
XII on Monday last. They lived in
the suburbs.
Mr.. J. H. Silverburg, formerly
of the Philadelphia Store, Pulaski;
and late of Florence Ala, is now
engaged as book keeper at the N.
Y. Store.
We thank our friend n. of Law.
renceburg for his communication
and invite him most cordially ''to
do so again" 1t will appear next
week.
Ed Craig keeps the "La Clarita," a
warranted Havana filled Cigar.
Col. Carrell's letter on "the
creed of. the democratic party, the
financial question and the State
debt" will be published next week.
DIR. LaFar returned last Monday
from professional "trip to Law
renee. He was delighted with the
people as well as with the water.
Mr.. Fayette Nelson has been con-
fined at home again during the past
week from second relapse of sick
ness, but is improving again.
Misses Alice Higdon and Clara
Bodenhamer who have been visiting
in the neighborhood of Bohemian
have returned to Lynnyille.
------->ss--
Craig is selling Queensware and
Glassware cheaper than ever before.
Messrs. Mark Buford and Porter
Osborn, two Pulaski boys, now of
Nashville, spent several days among
us during the past week.
Messrs. W. T. Mccall, Lee and
Herman Rosenau have gone East
to lay in their fall and winter
goods.
Col. Jno. d. Miller is now a resi-
dent of Prospect, having opened a
business house there a week or two
since.
Mr.. Will DuBose is PROSTATE
with typhoid fever, and though not
dangerous, was very sick yesterday.
New Fall Prints at the New York
Store.
Mr.. Henry Frankie of the N. Y.
Store left a day or two since to
join his family in New York.
Rev. w. @. Dillon Is assisting
Rev. Mr.. Ashford in revival meet
ing at Sharon this week.
Mr.. Louis Zeiskin takes position
at the N. Y. Store as stock keeper,
and clothing man.
Honor and shame from no condi-
ton rise; Act well your part and
go and advertise.
Ed. S. Morris, of Humboldt, a
native of Giles, is here refugee
from the plague'
Call at the New York Store and Sc
cure bargains.
Ed. Williams and Dolph Hill are
both down with bilious fever, but
are improving.
Our Mr.. d. o. Fleming is just
recovering from a sewers attack of
bilious fever,
n DID,. IN ...oonh -. L..
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-09-12
New Stock Of Furniture, Burial Cases

&C. and God being keep good sell m
REASONABLE induce ethers
buy will also have beautiful Now
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-28
r AID cunAY.

VIRGINIA err. Jan. a. is7s.-A. X.
purbrov, Esq.. Secretary Gould 4 Curry
Mining Company-Dear Sir: For the past
week / have 70 report the following. pro-
cress |: The south compartments OF tho
Shat, were rstimbered Is feet. and are now
anished and In excellent condition. Some
repairs are required in the north comPart-
mont, which will take about . month 10
complete. The uprsise TO connect tho
1900 level with tho main incline made II
feet during tho i've days We worked. Tho
water does not increase 70 any great eI-
tent In running up. Neither does II rise
In the main incline. II We can continue
this uprsise so or 60 feet there will DO no
difficulty in getting the incline down TO
the level. We arc unable to do any other
work on the 1900 level until the incline 10
down. The foundation for the compres.
sor 10 complete, with the exception Oh
dressing the coping stone. All the ms
chinery In and about the mine works WELL
F. +. 0spIsroS. supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-28
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

A Washington special says that some
Democratic Senators maintain indifer-
encc a 10 the fate Of the Presidents nom-
nations. They either do not nee or do not
care for tho advantage 10 BIO derived by
supporting n~ou-partisan appointment
Several Aouthern Senators. who have en-.
deavored 70 keep the party. together on ap,
pointments OF importance, have abandoned
the effort In disgust. Several benators
have shown more disposition to comply
with the requests Of personal friends inter
ested In appointments In voting on nomi-
nations than In casting their vote for tho
improvement Of the civil service.
Hon. Thomas Ewing has accepted an In
vitation TO address . mass meeting IN
favor Of the remonetixation OF silver. and
to discuss the effects Of contraction and
resumption, 70 be held In Cooper Institute.
New York, next wednesday evening. Sov-
ersl other Members Of Congress have bean
invited 10 address tho meeting. among
them Senator Jones OF Nevada. Jones OF
Florida, Voorhees,. Gordon. Msrriman'
Matthews and Representatives Bland. Bnt-
Ter. Bright. Kelley and others.
Anderson, Cassenove and Kepner remain
In the parish prison at New Orleans. but
will give bail to-day. Wells has not Jet
surrendered, but will probably do 90 to-day
when the trial will commences.
EI-aoyernor Straw writes from New
Hsmpshirs that the abundance OF depre-
cisted coin 10 costing the working people
there dearly.
A London dispatch says . division Of the
French Mediterranean squadron lcft Tor
the Ievant yesterday.
Russell Quincy has announced his 10.
tentior Of resigning the Rccordership Of
the city Of London.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-28
TRAGEDY IN GOLD HILL.
W. Hy. Doane Shoots n Chinese
Cock, Caught In the Acs OF Tam
perisg with Hi Little DsuEh'

About half.psst three o'clock yesterday
.-,,ornoon VIM. Nv. Doane. AZ bis real.
~ I.Nn.--.-.
dence In TINS 'o"n' sho'A onine'' eooA
under the following circumstances, As 70
I.ted IN a Nrvs rcporter: AT tho timo
...u...s NJ. ~. w.. In M.
"'nA'n'u We -
parior' reading Win semo oi MS
children near him, and his wife
..l.en an n Iounpe. Noticing that his
.s -
eldest dAughter' "Iaadic, nearly n,no
year, Of ago, was not present, nc askea ~
little boy where she vas. and was toia ina'
she was IN the kitchen on tno uAv'e,
reaching Tor something on inc OK smell.
Fearing tnAt sho mign' Isl,. MT DoAno
immediAeiy went 70 tno kiIcnen. Somo.
thing was hoiding the aoor, wni9h Va
closed. and no save y. sisorous W I.
wnen 70 MS ssson,shinen' anu ~ no
found SAM the Cninese COON, nau oeen
holding tho door. eviaenuy 70 kep .ho
other children out, anu ms person De.ns
exposed, tne lnnuenco WA ana' nv A.
caugnt ~ tne Act Oh tAmpcI'ns M.u' Az
iIue sirl VINO was s'anu'ns AsAin'' 'o
sink' Close 70 'ho uooi.
The feelings OF the iather can pc
imagined: He led his htuo daughtc, ln.o
the adjoining ROOM And hte, CLOSELY
questioning her sue Acknow,cugSa .hA'
Sam had been attempting 70 IAke ,ioer,1s
with her. Doane ~ once rusheu W h.s
bedroom Tor his pistol aronsins ms "ne
teiiihg nei o. the V.iia,nous 80 az
no came rushins p"sA !, h.srat ~
mel the coon WIN . poA W 49,
knINgH. IUTkH Anu uDDOubt CDuliuk iiohA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-28

Careful readers " the Coin Hit DAILY
NEWS are aware Of the fact that Piper's
Now Opera House in Virginia city will be
opened 10 tho public this evening. A
NEWS reporter looked into the place this
morning. He found all the people con-
nocted herewith ~ busy rs nailers. The
iinishing touches were being put on by the
painters. while the carpenters were Gu
gagged In removing stays and -tagings.
Actors and actresses were in lively con-
yersation with regard 10 the appointments
Of the place. all c%oncurring In the opinion
that q good arrangement had been effected.
The m % the company have already
been given. but q repetition Will not b
out Of place. Ror the present IL will con-
si-t Of Miss Ella Wilton, Harry Edwards
Miss Katie Mayhem, Miss George Wood
thrope. Miss Nora McCabe, Mrs. Norton
Bush. Miss Cecil Grey, Mrs. Hobinson,
Mr.. y. a. Maeder. l.. l.. Sullivan. h.
Hedlcy. y. Kilday. W. q. Crosby. Il. e.
Howard. N. Woods and j. III. Ninson.
some Of these faces are familiar upon the
Comstock. J. II. vin-on, the veteran
actor, has been retained a. stage manager;
".i'au, nan ~ Dove and q.
pi.h.n .gs%c .rnen,su. A. II. Uough,on,
,ha vrp.,sbie ticket aren,o the Comstock,
Wv 49, smnioxsl N handle the paste-
$500
The Nav o,era House ia really a neat
and we'll finished affair. II will doubtless
me, the eIpec.ations Of our citizens. and
III .~ons.,n.n,lv be we'll p.tronized. Al
10 a.eiarl ,o'i.y more ran one.half OF the
.e.,. h.i been reserved, The seats are
.,r.n,sj a, !. Convenient manner, and
m.is comtar,abIe Inv npbolstering covered
-i,h roJ lc,,h,, The dress circle will
1910 .nJ ,he gallery will Accommodates
-. .oo Nor. n, Addition there are
s"aay-.~ 80. an ,h., m. eating eapac.
i,s ., ,hs ns. hans. will zach fuliy I.oOO.
Al, $50. h.xa high h.rLs-
IT.. go 4. cn r., vide and n feet
- H. ,n,nishsd With . cooI supply
~ emery. ali he work Of Mr.. Porter, The
ss.n,, MAI IN. front drop curtain hss
not vet been finished. but some Of the
,Is,o,.,ion. of the ION part Of the opening
81 ,hs .,ase Ar. In plsce. over the center
q. m. 81 ~ N.x,da s-uru.,nnted by AN
ausrie.n eagle. whilo above is a portrait
- sh.le.ncaro' Tho decorations Of the
Sa,s. are In blue and gold.
rh.,a .,a cirht Jressinc rooms, all ON
, on,.i5e Of he buillipg, and between il
and Mr.. Pipsr's rs.idencc. They are very
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-28
THE NORTH CONSOLIDATED NR-
0lNlA MINE.
Depth Atsained-Prsssns Condition
Above and Below Ground-Fu'
ture Prospects. etc.

For moro than . year past superintend.
emit II. D. Jackson has been snergssicaily
pushing tho development OF tho North
Consolidated Virginia mine. In the full
confidence that when depth was attained
and the ledge reached . rich reward would
follow. His faith In finding the east vein
Of III, Comstock within the limits Of the
mine, and that when found II will provo q
valuable ore deposit. has mover faltered.
To do this during the great stock reverses
Of the past year required NO little deter
minstion and nerve. and the outlsy Of not
4 little coin. on his part.
However, Notwithstanding all draw
backs, his perseverance 10 to-day rewarded
WITH a shaft sunk perpendicularly 70 q
depth Of 1860 feet, and hoisting and pump
ing machinery erected capable Of working
Inc mine 10 q depth Of 1900 or 1000 feet.
For the first TOO or 800 feet tho ground
passed through by the shaft showed . very
broken.up condition. there being no solid
or regular stratification Of the rock. From
that point down the rock became moro
regular and firm In make. tho shaft some
co or so feet above the 1900 level passing
into what appeared 10 DO the hard sienitic
rock Of the wost wall Of tho Comstock.
Tho 1900 station WAS formed In this hard
rock, the walls and roof Of the station need
ing no timbering whatever. On Saturday
last VIC visited tho mine and arc thus ms
bled to accurately describe the Appearances
at that time. The hard rock In the bottom
OF the shaft was evidently softening and
showing indications Of . marked change
in the formation. There was no water
whatever coming In at the bottom OF the
shaft.
AT tho 1900 level two drifts have been
started. ono east and the other west, In
order TO determine the lay and mako OF the
ledge. These drifts are each In . distance
Of 80 or 90 feet. Almost this entire dis.
tance was run In tho same character Of
rock a. that In which the l3O0'foot sta
ton was formed. but the rock In tho
face Of both drifts began TO soften
about tho same time, and at tho
time Of our visit, while that In the west
drift showed evidences Of . rapid change
70 porphyry and quArtzits; the east drift
exhibited appearances that fully warrant
tho belief that but . very abort distance
will have " be run before finding some
thing Of genuine value. The sionite was
cut square of within about four feet Of the
face Of the drift,by as tine . clay separation
As there Is on the C0mstock. after which
the material In the face showed . lively
character Of vein ~porphyry mixed with
strcaks Of quartz and clay, interspersed
with round hard boulders very smooth,
u-lgtl.l... . .r,uu1 .wnrn annoaranaa aim
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-28

AssRssMEST.-An assessment OF ten
cents per share Ia levied by the Rough a
Ready Mining Company, delinquent on
the 18th Of February next. Bee Official
notice In our advertising columns to-day.
A. r. WEBSTER. Al assayer In tho en-
ploy Of the Consolidated Virginia Com
pany, fell on UuiOn street, Virginia, last
Friday night and broke his left arm.
Tnx Virginia Division Of Stationary
Engineers has 100 members, and Com.
stock Lodge No. I Of Gold Hill has about
40; total. 40.
Mrs. p. A. STEAD, . widow. lost $3.50
by the fire In Sutro last Tuesday. The
citizens have since raised $720 for her.
A LicxssE has been granted for the
marriage Of Felix Lillon and winofrsd N.
Mulhern. both Of Virginia City.
An assessment Of 81 per share upon the
capital stock Of the Crown Point Mining
Company has been announced.
A HRrAx In the machinery Of the Con.
solidated Virginia mill last Saturday
caused . stoppagc Of ten hours.
CHINESE burglars are becoming almost
a sharp a. anybody. Our native artists
must look 70 their laurels.
LIVE catheh and turtles from tho Sacra-
mento river are kept in the markets Of
Gold Hill and Virginia.
An Italian In the employ Of the Sutro
Tunnel Company split his right foot with
an n last Thursday.
A Pan for the benefit Of 81. Mays
Hospital will DO given In Virginia on the
5th of March.
JOHN W. MAcKAr. the bonanza man.
returned from San Francisco yesterday.
The people Of flowery District are
clAmoring for . now school.house.
FLowrRf District is receiving consider
able attention from prospectors.
THx mills in the CANYONS now have
plenty Of watsr for all purposes.
BILLY Ecxnorr Of Virginia has received
musical clsck from Germany.
THE Caledonian ball last Friday evening
was the largest given this year.
PAY.pAYs will soon give . lively appear
ance 70 business places.
TEE present season has not been favor.
able 70 dealers In fuel.
TIE Chinese New Year will fall this
time on February LIST.
TAnDr school teachers In Virginia City
are 70 be suspended.
AwAys Of fatal accidents has recently
struck the Comstock.
TuK Virginia Relief Committee will
meet this evening.
TaAxrs arc still troublesome on the
Comstock.
srrTLxss are crowding into six-mils
Canyon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-28
CuOLLAR-POrOsI.

VIRGINIA CRY. Jan. &c. is7s.-A. X. p.
Harmon, President ChollAr-P otosi Mining
Company-Dear sir; During. the week
ending this date repairs 10 the Chollar shaft
have been pushed forward vigorously, and
this work Is nearly completed. The
Chollsr-N orcross-Savsge shaft has been
sunk q feet In very favorably working
ground. Tho rock In tho bottom Of the
shaft is blocky porphyry with seams OF
clay. The water during the week has
averaged 1880 gallons per day.
Isaac l.. REQul, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-28
Mas0ntc Bonbon Social.

The boubons for no1t Thursday evenings
social have arrived in good condition.
There arc plenty Of them, and they will he
given out freely to all who attend. These
parties arc already deservodly popular,
and tho additional attractions Of
fercd for next Thursday evening are
sure 10 bring together q fino company
Of dancers. Professor varney's f%avorito
quadrille band has boen engaged for the
occasion. The managers are making OK.
tensive preparations and q most enJoyaa'
bio time may be confidently expected.
Our readers will find an advertisement In
another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-28
BEsr y

VIRGINIA err. Jan. a. is7s.-William
Willis, ESQ.,, Secretary Best q Belcher
Mining Company-Dear Sir; During inc
week the west crosscut No. I. 100 level.
vss Advanced 10 feet, and 10 now In 256
feet from the lateral drift. the only change
In tho ground being less quartIi'e lna
more hard porphyry. Tho north driit,
1900 level. was advanced IA feet during tne
ave and . half days We worked IT. the
total distance Of this drift from tho douid
4 Curry line 10 100 feet. The lace Is
In fair working ground. We will com.
mence clearing out east crosscut no. L.
100 level. preparatory 10 starting . Wine,
carly in the week. Think we will sink .
perpendicular Wine, starting at . point
$50 teet east Of the lateral drift.
y. Y. 0snisroS. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-28

GssE EAsr.-S. Z. Lemon and w. n.
Denver. . compile Of the good young men
and responsible employees al tho Bacon
mill. Silver City. left for tho East last
evening. on . furlough 10 visit their
friends and relatives In that section. Thoy
propose being absent two or three months
and will have . good time, a. they lake
along plenty Of money 70 do u on. Lemon
made . nice little raise In Alta, and Dem
yer cleans up . few Thousands also In his
0phir speculations. On their return they
talk Of going into the banking business In
Gold Hill or Silver.
A BREAK Down AT THE WILLOW JACKET
NEw sHArr.-The pinion Of the hosting
engine at tho Yellow Jacket new shaft gave
way this morning. This will N sstop-
page Of several days. Captain Taylor e.
pected TO make ITO feet In sinking the
shaft during the present month, y
would have accomplished II II the accident
had not occurred. Al the time Of The
break the men were putting the TIMBER
90 feet below last months workin .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-28
TIE wrArura.-Ai about s o'clock Ia.

The wKArHER.-At about : O'Clock last
evening . wet snow commenced falling.
and continued through tho night. Tho
most Of Il has melted to-day. and Main
street, Gold Hill. 10 = perfect sea OF mud.
The people would DO glad TO sse about two
weeks slsighing Just about this season Of
tho year. II looks 81 II we were not going
10 have any, however.
BADLY ScALprp.-Dr. Le ousn. South
O street. Virginia, was very badly scalded
last Thursday by slipping and falling with
q large kettle Of hot water that he was lift
ing Cd Q stove. For . time 10 was feared
that his injuries would have . fatal result.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-28
No Ex,r. i'rIees.

Mn. PrrER wants II to DO distinctly un.
derstood that admission TO the Opera
House this evening will DO at regular rates
oHiy. a. follows Dress circle and orches-
ira seats, 81 /; reserved seats, 90 cents or.
ira ; general admission, 81; gallery. 20
cons ; reserved seats In the gallery. Is
cents extra. After 0 o'clock admission
will be only half.prico. This IL an entirely
new feature, and Mr.. Piper deserves credit
for intro ducing II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-28
Mes Responsible.

Tho regular engineers Of tho Comsiock,
by card In our advertising columns to-day.
state that tho man who run tho cage mp 10
the sheave at the Justice mine lastfriday
IL not recognized by them aa an engineer,
consequently they refuse to shoulder any
OF his sin In the matter. They represent
him as incapable. and that II 10 unfair to
cast any reflection upon their organization
for accidents occurring TO irresponsible
and inefficient outsiders.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-28

A MsntsseErin Victory.
RAausA, January 2s.-The Montsnegrins
on Saturday captured. after q violent bonn
bsrdment, three fortified islands In Lake
Scutari, and we're preparing 10 attack the
important fortress Of Zabliac yesterday.
The Great war - she East.
LONDON. January 27.-A Cabinet Coun.
ell was held to-day. AL the ministers
were present except Lord Cairns and tho
Duke Of Richmond. who are In tho
country.
The Agsaes Rssss contradicts tho rumors
that the Russians are marching on GAL
lipolis. and that the peace conditions con-
tain special Arrangements relative to tho
Busx Canal.
LONDON, January 2s. - Tho morning
papers publish the following official m.
nouncement: "we arc authorized 70
state that. after explanations with his col.
leagues, and the stoppage Of the feet In
Besika Bay. Lord Derby. who had offered
his resignation at the same time 90 Lord
Caravan. continues In Office"
The Stamdari understands that Lord
Derby 10 not opposed 10 tho supplement-
ary vote. Tho newspapers publish
"whips" from both sides requesting tho
presence Of their supporters for . division
OF tho supplementary vote tonight. Tho
ministerial "whip" 10 very urgent, and
says . division Of the greatest importance
10 certain In Parliament. hope the coun-
try will intelligibly express It's opinion ON
the subject.
The f;ms.. In . leading editorial. says:
''The demand was originally announced -
Q vote Of . supplementary estimate for the
army and navy In the current year. but
the Official notice Of orders OF the day says
that Il 10 transferred into . vote OF credit
beyond the ordinary grants Of Parliament.
A special eIpeditionary expenditure Is
thus contemplated, and notified 10 Par
lament. and the vote asked for refers TO
the definite cost Of some definite move.
ment. The deficiency Of the army and
navy IL 10 DO increased. In view OF . par.
ticular duty which may be oastupon them"
The leader concludes ~ follows We
return 70 the belief that Sir Stafford North.
cote must Q p~ostponement OF tho
proposed vote. II. however. this 10 I'M
practicable, tho alternative 10 still tenn.
porarlly maintained. Tho Marquis OF
Harrington will move an adjournment OF
the debate until Tussduy. and II Ia under
stood that the Government will be willing
70 cInsen' 49,. T-o.srrm.,, cannot be.
eonsidsls ,na' sn1 ~ a.naa, 90 In shs
hs,e IN 'ne issI.,y =. .nJ.
realty OF 'he me.su,1 :" ~.
safeguards or u wouid no' suou''' W "'
delay.
The I,m,s says. .nis y, s.s
dennite o omciAi .nnyunoemn'U 49,.
terms OF peace Is not ior'ncomins' An .
ministers may, on 'nis seeuun. yusAay
their IN AoAnuon.ns '"' P'o
posal Tor = supplementary 'o~'
LONDON. Jan. 2s.-The Tm,' denies
that part Of the Russian army will embark