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hOus h6OOts VksC6s -
Hunt, Cicrk-P. q. Lowe, Sherin-
second A,signmens Of Cases for
March Term. A. D., ISIS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2oTH, ls.s.
7Oll Treat VS.. Harmon ct al.
7OUs Brubaker VS.. Frinke ct al.
7O6l Epsen VS.. Ashton.
.O6s Gaiser VS.. Van Wrinkle ct nj.
7lO5 Life Association of America vs. Shep-
herd ct al.
7ll7 Loomis VS.. Rayser ct al.
$3.50 Voice assignee VS.. McMurtry.
THURSDAY, MARCH 2lsT, 1873.
$50 Stone VS.. Smith.
7Os5 Letson VS.. Gillett.
7Us2 Bader VS.. Bond.
705s Coghlan VS.. McNally etal-
7067 Hiatt VS.. Lee ct al.
7Oss Edmonds VS.. Pendery ct al.
FRIDAY, MARCH I'D, 1873.
7lOS Caldwell VS.. Kelly.
7IO9 State Mutual lns. Co. VS.. Myers.
lilo Gregory VS.. Bernstein.
TIA Moon VS.. Hawthorne ct al.
Ills johnson VS.. Johnson.
7i2l Fletcher VS.. Yates.
1I23 Ditmer vs. Ditmer.
.i25 King vs.. Powers ct al.
7is6 Samuels ct al. VS.. Powers.
MONDAY, MARCH 18th, lsIs-cRIMINAL CASES
1862 State VS.. Hughes.
1915 Same VS.. McGill.
l666 Same VS.. Miller.
1867 Same VS.. Smith.
1913 Same VS.. Monk.
| 1914 Same VS.. Same.
| l6sl City VS. Corrigan.
1858 State VS.. Monroe.
| 1854 State w. Lane.
! I6s7 Same VS.. Mitchell.
| l6Ss Same VS.. Bernstein.
| 1893 Same vs.. Spiatt.
| 1894 Same VS.. Grebe.
| 1857 Same VS.. Bond.
l6ss Same VS.. Coney ct al.
| 1886 Same VS.. Hill.
l696 Same vs.. Purcell.
TUESDAY, MARCH 26TH, 1873.
7l27 Samuel VS.. Powers ct al.
7Isi Kelly VS.. Shepherd.
Tis3 Clark ct al. VS.. Coney ct al.
7is7 Challis. VS.. Smith.
7iss Sayward VS.: Curran ct a..
7liI Clark VS.. Williams.
7lI2 Green VS.. Phelan ct al.
| 7lii Phillips VS.. Shoyer:
TAG Woodward, Assignee VS.. First Presbyte
| rian Church.
| .l47 National Bank VS.. King et. al:
| WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 9TH, 1873.
| ,I67 Young VS.. Wilson ct al
| 7lsS Yates VS.. Van Tuyl ct al.
| .I49 Pendery VS.. Stuart ct a..
| 7lJO Douglass VS.. Kern.
| 7i.4 Deger VS.. Lenchley ct al.
7l56 Marshall VS.. Marshall.
| 7l57 Wood ward, Assignee vs.. Insley.
THURSDAY, MARCH 2sTH, ls1s.
715s Smith VS.. Harvey ct al.
7l5s Anthony vs.. Wendell.
7I6o wuIfekuhler vs.. Ebenhack.
7I6l Callahan VS.. Mitchell.
7l62 Talbot VS.. Simpson.
7Iss Moak Vi. Jameson, ct al.
5I6l Mills, administrator, VS.. Geiger ct al;
FRIDAY, MARCH 18th, 1878.
7OI4 Woodward, assignee, VS.. Hensley ct al.
6s7s Same VS.. EiveS ct al.
les Gallagher VS.. United States EXPIRES
Company.
ITO Geyer, receiver, vs.. Cronin ct al.
III Same vs.. Reilly ct al.
7I72 Hunt VS.. kunn ct al.
7l73 Insley VS.. Crow ct al.
7I74 Swift vs.. Mitchell.
7I79 State Mutual Insurance Company VS.
| Delahay.
7ls2 Boyle VS.. Boyle.
7isf DoaRe VS.. Burde:t.
7ls5 Purcell vs.. Purcell.
6767 Lash VS.. Brownlee ct al.
MONDAY, APRIL lsT, ISIS.
7006 Carney VS.. City.
7l55 Corlette VS.. City.
7l90 Wise VS.. Macauley.
1lsI Briggs VS.. Briggs.
TUESDAY, APRIL 2ND, ISIS.
1872 Clough ct al, VS.. Bulkley ct al.
7l95 HoIIister VS.. Lawrence Bridge Company
7l9S Castle VS.. YOeum.
,l9e Benham vs.. Thompson.
40 Hedderman vs.. Lohman.
z3)s Rando!f VS.. Waller.
zoo Strouse ct al, VS.. Missouri Pacific Rail
road Company.
.2I5 Bickfsrd VS. Missouri Valley Bridg
Company.
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LuFE,S LINE SNAPPED.

Death of Mr. G6t00 Icseefoay Mofne
tnx.TAe lnquess-The Body En-.
haiuaeA and % be Sent Ease.
Mr Iohp C;ri Tin. who shot himself Friday
evening at the corner of Delaware and Main
streets, died Mt his room in the brick oiock at
the corner of Firh and Cherokee streets yes
terday morning at as O'Clock. He was en-
tirely unconscious from the time he received
his death wound until he died. The coroner
was summoned and q jury impanneied' Out
nothing new was elected further tnen II
already known. Mr.. VIM. B. Young, VINO
was standing almost at his side when ne nred
the shot, testified that he did not know MI.
Griffin; that about half past seven O'Clock as
he was sitting on the steps at the corner Oh
Main and Delaware streets, the deceased
passed by, and he noticed that ne
was gazing int,ntiy upward, observ-
ing the sky. He spoke to him
(Young) and observed that the SKY was
yery fine. He replied, "Yes, beautiful ne
then dropped three letters, anc when ne mo-
titled him of the fact he picked them mp ana
thanked him. He then passed on about TWO
feet and remarked that he was going to write
to somebody, after which he toGs up some
letters and poked the pieces down between
the bars Of the grating. He then began 10
hum some tune, and walked to the corner
amer which he placed his hands upon his hips
ana Young thought he was about 70 drav out
his pocket handkerchief He then brought
his hands to the front, and rapidly raising
his right hand to his head a pistol shot was
heard,
THE FATAL PISTOL
About dusk On Friday evening MI. dramn
entered the gun store Of John Biringer, n the
corner OF sixth and Shawnee streets. and
purchased the pistol with which the act was
committed. He appeared to act very strange
" and when he had bought the weapon
which cost 81, he threw down S. bill and
v,s walking out when George Biringer, who
vss in the store at the time. called him back
and gave him the change.
TEE D,sPoeTrfoN OF THE BODY.
The body was embaimed yesterday after.
noon. and in compliance with . Telegram
received by NJ. Jo-h Crew. from his brother
af Iitchfield, n. H, IL will bekept here until
further notice Is received.
The letter given to Mr.. Grimm on Friday
evening, and which was supposed to contain
something which might tend 10 throw lishi
uuou this I'D affair. was found TO contain
| sne nossee of the death Of J. II. l uf1eF. seaios
Deuber a the Arm of J. II. Butler 4 o., b
vAnn Mr. Grimm was employsd. and soo>
lbuAne0 naGtess-
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TFrom Sunday Mornings Daily.]

THEitem in the issue Of the l2th inst.' In
reference to a statement reported 10 nave
been made by Belle jackson, in the fohce
Court. to the effect that she had to resort 10
street walking to support herself and paoe.
was an error She made no such statement
| in cOnrt
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roPxxA. March l5.-The Governor has.
,o-1sv APPOINTED Wm- Martindale, Of
S-...,oo3 county, - one Of the peniten-
,;.,v commi.ioncs in place Of s. ]. Crav-
lord, resigned. He also :PPo'nssd ;. 7;
Fauiknsf, Of Salina. ard a. J. sh:rPe, oI
Osava, On The State Board o. C19r'9ef N
placs of J. I. Ianssr .nd :. n SmiIh'
IT, terns sxpiss oa ARrl lse
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The Only Psin Remedy

hat instantly stops the most excruciatlnS
n.in a:I,,X, Inflammation, and cures con-
= .,fsous whether oi the lungs, stomach, DOW
lis or other glSnds or organs, by one aPpi-
cation in from one to twenty minutes, no
matter how violent or excruciading The pain
the rheumatic, bed-ridden, intrm, cr1ppieu,
nervous, neuralgia, or prostrsted with dr.
ease may suffer,
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ANN HARBoR, Mich, April 30, 1871.
IN RanwAY-kind sir Il nave been tax
ny your ResOlveut, Regulating Pills, and
also using the Ready Relief tor about one
year, TOR Ovarian 1umors On the Abdomen,
winch the most eminent physicians Oh oui
medical college pronounced incuTabie;, +.
They were like knots on Tree ~ LII
sat in q chair they hung almost 70 tns noot No,
and nv weight VIA, rs pounds when com
mepced win your remedies, and now u !,
IL pounds, but they are not All gone yet;
have taken twenty bottles OF hesoivens, n nihG
of Relief and tweDty-four boxes OF ILLS. l
oe, fhe medicine from sc. GrenvtL Piease
Ind me your book False and true
seno N'' MRS. e. KRAPP,
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FEVER AND ACuE

r-,arv ,irop Of the Sarsaparillian ResoiveBt
communicates through the DloOd, sweAs
mr. ne and other fluids and Juice OF the sy stem.
The Vigor OF Life, for II repairs the wastes Oh
the body with new ana SOUND snaeIih.
Scroiula, syphilis, consumption, giAndular
disease, ulcers In the throat, mouth, @,ni,ioS @
nodes in the gland and other parts oil the sys-
tenn sore eyes, strumorous discharges from
the ears, and worst form OF SKIN diseases,
FL Iuptions, fever sores, scald head, rins Wofin'
salt rheum, erysipelas, ache black sio's'
WORMS in the flesh, tuinors cancers IN tiie
womb and AL weakening anu painful dlS,
charges, night sweats, Ioss oil sperm aha AZ
wastes of tire life principle are wIhln the
cur,tiv. range OF this wonder %!
modern chemistry, and = i"w days use Wal
prove to any person using IL lof eIther oi
these forms oi disease its potent power to cure
them
II the patient, daily becoming reduced oy
the wastes and decomposition that are CON
tiuualIy progressing, succeeds IN arres'lhS
m, ~ wastes and .epairs the same with new
material made ON healthy biood-and thls
the Sarsaparlll Ell Will ana docs secure-a
cure Is C, rtaiu :or when once thl> fehituy
commences it, work of publication and
succeeds in di .inishlng tue loss oi dlschI-
g., IL, repair VIII he rapid, ana every dity
an stronger, the food d,gest.o better, appe-
Ite improving, and iiesh and weight lnerea's-
Ing. ,,,,. ,,,,.
excel all rrme,iia. agents ia thecurt OF Chroa-
ic Srrofulou-, constitutional and SKIN Diss
eases, but II IL the only positive caTe ioS hius
ney and Bladder COMPLAINTS, urinary ana
Womb Diseases, Gravel, Diabetes Drnpsy,
Stoppahe OF Water, lnconiinence Oh UTihe,
Brisht's disease, Albuminuria- ana IN All
cass.s where there are brIck dust deposits. or
the water is thick, cloudy, mixed witn sub
stances like the white OF An egg, or threads
like white silk, or there Is morbid, par NJ piIs
lious appearance, ami white-bOne dust de-
,sit and when there Is a prickling, burning
sensastOn when passing water, anu pam ia
theamall OF the back and along the ioins.
Fever and Ague cured for fiffy cents; There
is not a remedial agent in this world thal wlii
cure Fever and Ague, and al Olher IhaIaIious
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Dr. RicoTdS Essence Of Life

Restores manhood and the vigor OF youth
the most shattered constitution in fDur week
FAILURE IMPOSSIBLE. This life-restor n
remedy should be taken by all about To IN ar
ry, or who have become weakened from ex
cess or any other cause. Success In every
| case is certain rs that water quenches
thirst. s. per case, sent anywhere. Sole
Agent, Or. JOS. JACQUES. Uiver-
sity Place. New York. Druggists sup
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DR.. JAMES
LOCK H0sPITAl
CORNER
Washington
and Franklin
Chicago nl

Chartered by the
state Of Illinois
for the express
purpose ofgivins
I~n.8.<liofe relief
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READ FALSE AND TRUE. !"

se,d q letter scamp To Had say Co., No.
y.rrsn corueI Cnurcn street, New York
tntormatiou y gan tb0usands viii be sent
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[From Saturday Mornings DaIly.I

THE Sisters of St. Mary's Academy will
hold fair in Occidental Hall the week al
ter Easter for the benefit Of that institution.
The friends Of the Sisters are expected to DO
all they can to aid in this commendabie
object
As scoS as the weather shows any eigus
of remaining settled. the much needed re.
pairs upon the Cherokee street bridge, JUS
west of Broadway will be begun. The ma
souary of the substracture is to be raised
rs.,3v tvo feet. and the wood work is to b
almost, If not entirely, new.
TuE ladies of the Westminster Preeby
se,iau. church will repeat their Dicken
,ss,tv on Tuesday evening. Those Wit
fsss.,aed last time were highly pleased, ans
!. ~ occasion many additions have beea
- - ~ "a Csat eess taken to make il
eo-,5iss. sccces. A. very pleasant time
snsiciPs1sd.
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MEDICAL

PRESCRIPTION FREE.
VNOR TINE SPEEDY CURE of Semin.
al Weakness, Lost Manhood, and all
disorders brought on by indiscretion or ex-
cess. Any druggist has the ingredients.
DR. JAQUES & CO., I'D W. sixth ST., Cin-
i cinnati OHIO.
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HEALTH. BEAUTY

Strong and pure, rich blood-inerease ,'oi oi
6esn and welght-cletr SKIN anu pea"'huA
secured To all.
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Or. z. r.
Railways Ready Relief,
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from.one to Twenty Minutes,
NOT on. HOUR

on, suffer with pain. Railways Ready Reiiel
is q cure for every pain. 1t was the nrst and
is
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wot-LpS'r LET HIM TESTIFY.

between the men. Never heard Lewis cay
anything.
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Fever and Ague cured for fifiy cents There
ia not a remedial agent in this world that wlii
cure Fever and Ague, and all other naiarious
R.IIIous. Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, and other
a,..rx Ia,ae, M Kadwayfs PilIsl 80 quick AS
R,dway's Ready Relief Fifty cents per bot
tie
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AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE
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DR.. RADWAi'S
Sarsa1ariIlian Resolvant

Has made the most astonishing cures so rap
ii are the changes the body undersoes und.r
the Influence OF this truly wonderful medl.
cine that every day An increase In nesh ana
weight is seen and felt.
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to vote upon tnem. why w sney "'N ",
to perform this travesty upon the name oi
Justice by asking that the claim may be re-
ferred to the Court of Claims and then say
ing that that court shall decide this case
upon precisely the same testimony that II
now before them.
Mr.. MITCHELL. Is that the PROPOSE
toni
Mr.. INGALLS,. Yes. sir.
Mr.. MITCHELL. Precisely the same
testimony?
Mr INGALLS,. Yes, sir.
Mr.. MITCHELL. The only evidence w
have before us is certain er parte afhdavits
This bill provides in specific terms that any
other testimony the court desires TO cal
shall be called and shall be heard 70 thai
il is not safe to say that the proposition u
to refer this case on precisely the same evi'
dence We have here
MI. INGALLS,. Mr.. President, no ont
knows better than the Senator from Oregon
that no osher testimony is attainable.
Mr.. MITCHELL do not know any
such thing 20 far as am concerned. Ih'
Senator NAV know it.
Mr.. INGALLS,. Then Why did not TIN
committee get it? When they have tn,
amnIest poWer, when they are MT limite(
or trammeled by questions Of jurisdiction
when BY simply appealing to the Senat'
thev could obtain the power to send fo
persons and papers, why did they refuse Z
do it and ask that the case may be referret
to the Court OF Claims.
Mr.. MITCHELL Does the Senato
from Kansas know of a ziugle case in tb'
whole history of this Government wher'
the Committee on Claims has sent for per
sons and papers in order to investigate |
private claim?
Mr.. INGALLS,. I do not know vhethe
that precedent exists or not II it does no
exist, it ought to exist. II the Conmitte.
on Claims propose TO attend to this bosi
neas they ought attend to it; and if the,
do not. they ought to abandon it. 1t
bumiliating that after matter has bee'
neodine before . committee Of this body TO
Ten yeers they should come in here At thi
late day and report that all they can do j
to refer the matter to the Cours Of Claim
for adjudication, and at the sane tine All,
Iim;tctious rs to the manner in which j
ch.lI be investigated.
Ian opposed to this BIN, Mr. Pre.idena
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DIR. NJ. S. Thomas, who was the physician
called TO make an examination of the body,
stated that the direction taken by the buck
shot, after entering, was from left TO right,
diagonally across the body, ranging sallie
downward, probably an inch. The effects
of such wound were such az to cause al
most instant death. and from all appear
ance. the assassin must have been standing
upon a higher level than that upon which
Green stood at the time he received his
death wound, or must have been a some,
what taller man. The man had been dead
some eight or ten hours at least when he
saw the corpse.
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for several reasons. the first of which have
already indicated. 1 am not opposed
to tbe investigation of Mr.. Holidays
claim. am not opposed to paying him
what he has suffered in the way OF loss BY
depndatious while he was contractor. l
think be ought to be paid. But when l
am called upon to decide what action shall
be taksn by the Senate in regard to the
Court OF Claims, other questions come In,
and the vices OF this bill are almost as nu-
merous as Its paragraphs; its virtues, so
far As l understand them, are none.
In the first place 1t assumes as
true and proved and undisputed
by the memorialist in his claim. In the
second place it assumes to refer this matter
to the Court of Claims, and says that they
shall in considering it take INTO account
such affidavits and other testimony as are
now before the committee but it attempts
| tc qualify that by saying that the Govern
ment NAV call in such other testimony rs
| it may see fit, when every one knows that
all the evidence of this class OF claims aris-
| ing upon the frontier in unestablished and
unorganized communities in times OF great
hazard and peril, when the whole popuia-
| tiop is transient and evanescent, Is OF that
character and description that it Is 50 iugl-
tive and transitory that it never can be
recalled. do not say that this evidence Is
not valid, that it is not truthful and correct
but do say that when these occurrence:
took place among lot OF ranchmen and
soldiers and militia and flying sufferer'
from Indian depredations and stage driven
and mule drivers and passengers on coaches
that we're perhaps interfered with
by different raids, and the afhdaviti
of those men with grea
labor had been gathered up and brough
together, the allegation that at this ezPira
tion of time those witnesses can be iount
and brought in and cross-examined, Is Ger
tainly absurd in the extreme. l do no
mean to criticise the action oil the COMMITTEE
in any offensive or uniusti6able way, but
is absolutely impossible 10 collect the vii
nesses who gave those affidsvits ten year
ago under the conditions that they swore tc
II this bill can be so amended
Mr.. THURMAF. Will the Senator a
!. low me TO ask him question
Mr.. INGALLS,. Certainly.
Mr.. THURMAN. / wish TO iuquire-
! for have been engaged in the Judiciar
. Committee room during the whole deba,
, on this bill, aud have heard none OF it
, whether the claim has ever passed upon b
, the Committee on Claims OF this body.
/ Mr.. INGALLS,. The Senator from Or
pon can answer.
Mr.. MITCHELL. | answer the Senate
: from Ohio that il, has been passed upon twit
!; and received the unanimous approval I
5 the committee both times, once year ag
J. and again at the present Sc
e son O, Congress. The Commi
i tee on Claims considered it when all Il
n members were present, and alter thoroue
e investigation it received the unanimous su
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THE sHSILL SHREK OF AGONY.
HE. Miller, who resides on Tenth street,
between Usage and Miami streets, testified
that about nine O'Clock he heard a loud and
heavy report, evidently either shot gun or
q musket heavily loaded, followed BY =
shrill scream or shrek of agony.
THE FEELING BETWEEN THEM.
Lucy Notter testified that she was ac-
ouaiuted With both Green and Lewis, but
| never knew of any trouble between them
except what Green told her about IL From
what Green told her she thought the feeling
between them was not of the friendliest ma.
ture. She had not ssen them together.
pfpx'r KNOW AxYfHNG ABOUT n.
Riley Drunmond, hackn.n. residingo o.
IO..se sereet hesween Eleventh and Twelfth
49,, snid he bad knovn Lsvs for eieh
or pine yeazs, bat with ths e1ceptico o
eutside talk, he knsw nothing q she sselanl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-14
kilograms and letters from Anderson to

kilograms and letters from anderson to
Stanley Matthews:
Half-rate message by the Atlantic and
Pacific and Franklin Company:
WASHINGTON, June z, 1877.
Hon. Stanley Matthe,cs, Cincinnati, Ohio:
The President claims TO have received
no letters. Want no more correspondence
and no more nonsense. Come here and
arrange this affair, or you can all face the
music. Telegraph me at once. Care
nothing about documents in your posses
sion. (Signed) ANDERSON.
JUNE 81.
MY DEAR SIR: Gen. Smith has given
me the text Of your letter. / have moth
ing further to ask of your hands, or of the
monumental fraud who occupies the White
House, beyond a return Of those docu-
ments. refusal on your part to return
them will Justify me in publishing (and
will publish) your letters in the statement
propose to make showing how Louisiana
was carried for Hayes; Ilshall remain here
until Friday next. II do not hear from
YOU By that time promise you shall hear
from me before the Ohio election.
To the Hon. Stanley Matthews:
WASHINGTON, Jhne 10, 1877.
MY DEAR SIR When any ward bum
mer, shoulder-hitter, etc., who can I'LL no
other position, must be provided for in a
seaport city, they are given @ position as
Inspector Of Customs: The hours are
from A. NJ. to p. M, the duties, to stand
under boiling sun and prevent rascally
sailors from smuggling. The pay smounts
to from 81 ,095 to 81 400 per annum. Tins
is the position offered me by Gen. Smith.
have told him politely, Of course, that he
can take the position and go to the devil.
II L.. 4<. To my ~
account OF the outside rush, so / have
Withdrawn from the contest and shall now
proceed TO get satisfaction in my own way.
II YOU desire to return me the documents
given YOU you can do so. l think it bet
ter you should, as by doing so It will leave
you out Of future complications. You can
use your own Judgment however. In any
event, You shall hear from me before the
October elections. / shall be in Philadel-
phia for one week. You can address me
there for one week. Very truly yours,
JAS. f. ANDERSON, Philadelphia, Pa.
(care Of J. X. Syplier, Attorney-at-
Law
Hon. Stanley Matthews.
Stanley Matthews to James Il. Anderson.
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER,
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1878.
MY DEAR SIR: i have your note of yes
tcrday, and in reply beg to say that do
not recoliect the suggestions heretofore
made by you TO which you refer, and which
you think, II adopted, might still prove
advantageous to the public interest. and |
would be glad TO hear your report. Ihaye
been subjected 10 SO much misrcpresenta-
tion in regard 10 everything have under
tpken to do that do not think it would be
wise for me to go TO Philadelphia or Balti-
more for the purpose Of meeting you. In
case you should find il convenient to be in
Washington. shall be pleased TO see You.
Yours truly STANLEY MATTHEWS.
Mr.. James F.. Anderson. Pliiladelphia.
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DHENIX SILVER MINING COMPANY.
j Location of principal place of business,
San Francisco, California. Location of works,
Eureka District. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of
the Board of Directors, held on the 3lst day Of
May, 1878, an assessment fNo. 15l of twenty
five cents per share was levied on the capital
stock of the corporation, payable Immediately
in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at
the Office of the company, No. 303 Californis
street San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Sth day of July. 1873,
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale al
public auction, and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on WEDNESDAY,, the 3lst
day of July. 1878, to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with the costs Of advertising
and expenses of sale.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
JAMES BOLE, Secretary.
Ofhce: No. sos California street, San Fran
cisco, California. ie4td
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Application to become a Sole Trader.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1,
~ Maria Bsnaa Of the County Of Eureka,
State Of Nevada. being married woman, am
desirous of carrying on business in my own
name and upon my own account Sole
Trader, and il is my intention to apply to- hs
District Court of Eureka County. Nevada. Wpon
SATURDAY, the 9th day of July, 1sIS, or ut
such other time thereafter as the Ceart shall
direct, for an order Of said Court permitting
me to carry ON business in my own nsme and
upon my own account The businesf intend
to carry on is the Hotel and Lodging Mousse
business.
Dated this sist day Of May. 1878,
MARIA BAUM
je1-4w Per G.. W. BAKER. Atty.