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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-29
THE HussEY NINE.

what ths Times-Revisvv says " %.
We were shown yesterday some very
rich specimens of black sulphuret,
stephanite and ruby ores from the re-
cent discovery in the 23O.foot level of
the Hussey mine. From what We can
learn Of the condition, developments
already made and. Indications therein,
We infer that the prospects of the mine
were never more favorable than at pres.
ent. The ore body above mentioned,
which is from eight to thirty inches in
width, and which, we are informed,
will mill upon an average at least five
hundred dollars per ton. is supposed to
be a continuation Of the ledge in the
Leopard chute. which pitches in q
northwesterly direction and at an angle
which would take 1t to the point where
the discovery was made in the Hussey.
The superintendent Of the latter 10
quite confident of striking it also In the
300 and 400-foot levels. The extension
of the 300 is nearly at point CORES
ponding with the angle Of the ledge
above. and as the indications are the
same. especially the flow of water,
which preceded the tapping Of the
ledge in the 23O-foot level, similar dis
covery is liable at any time to be made
in the 300. The 400.feot level 10 also
being extended in the same direction
and is at present about 10 feet from the
supposed location OF the ledge. If the
superintendent is correct in his suppo.
sition, and continuous ledge like that
10 the 230.foot level 10 found from the
upper to the lower levels, the Hussey
will become one of the best paying
properties in the State. Arrangsme nts
have been made for running. after the
LIST proximo. ten stamps of the Leopard
mill on Hussey ore, of which there are
at present 200 tons on the dump,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-29
Gone 70 school.

The two Misses Kemlsr. daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kemler. left last
evening for Reno, to attend Bishop
Whitaker's school.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-29
Cherry Greek Bullion.

The Star Company of Cherry Oreel
shipped west last evening five bars o.
bullion, valued at 5000.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-29

GEORGE LOvKLOCK. Of Big Meadows. an
nounces himself - candidate for
County Commissioner
Of Humboldt county. sabject TO the decision
Of the Democratic county Ceaxeation-.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-29

81 Range of temperature a this station
yesterday: Highest, 30 deg. lowest. SO dea ::
range. 80: average. 73h deg.
Note I'm che column headed Min. Thar.
monster the figures indicate the lowest
temperature during the night AZ the
respective stations.
JNO. HEALY,
Cerpr signal Corps, U. q. A.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-29

Joseph L. Guthrie is announced as
candidate for County Assessor, subject
to the decision of the Republican Con.
vention. Being an old resident of the
county he has many warm personal. as
we'll as political friends in Humboldt,
and if elected would undoubtedly make
faithful officer. who would perform
his cuty to the best of his ability.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-29
Cattle Shinnesf .

Colonel Hardin. of Quin River Val.
ley. shipped ten car loads of fat beeves
from this station to San Francisco last
night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-29
POLITICAL
a % o. o ~ G EM Z MT8 I
$5rs ADVANCE. on NorPusLrsHxp.

III. GUTHRIE, of winnemucca. announces
hiznself as candidate for
ASSESSOR
Of Humboldt county, subject TO the decision
Of the Republican County Convention.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-29

- - - -
a % o. o ~ G G 90 Z MT8 !
SOM ADVANCE. on NorPunLrsHED.
III. GUTHRIE. of winnemucca, announces
hinself as candidate for
Assessor
Of Humboldt county. subject 70 the decision
Of the Republican County Convention.
=. W: CLEMO. of winnemucca. announces
himself % candidate for PIG 31 z
County Commissioner
Of Humboldt county, subject TO the decision
OF the Republican County Convention. sa
40 1ai4a a
WI. HOWARD announces himself a. q
candidate for y 0A9
AssEMBLYMAN, 1a.1
subject to the decision Of the Democratic
Convention Of Humboldt county. -
himsei a. candidate for 81 d y
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Of Humboldt county. subject to the approval
of the Republican County Convention.
GEORGE p. HARDING, of winnemuccs.
announces himself - candidate for
DISTRICT ATTORNEY RS
OF Humboldt county. subject to the decision
OF the Democratic County Convention.
CHARLES A. LA0RAvE, Of Winnemucca,
announces himself 40 candidate for -
ls'na CLERK
Of Humboldt county, before the Democratic
Convention.
J. II. JOB, of winnemucca, announces him.
self asa candidate for
CLERK
Of the Republican County Convention.
J. II. McALIIsTKR. Of Big Meadows, an.
nounces himself % candidate for - ~s
CLERK
Of Humboldt county. subject 20 the decision
Of The Republican County Convention.
@. @. BLEs announces h.mself - . can
didste for
CLERK
Of the Democratic County Convention.
GEORGE r. TURRIrrIN announces him.
self ~ candidate for the office Of
RECORDER
Of Humboldt county, subject to the decision
OF the Republican Convention.
PETER woOLoOcK, OF Star. announces
himself as candidate for
RECORDER
Of Humboldt county, before the Democratic
Convention. asF
NJ. MEADOR, Of Golconda, announces
himself as o candidate for
RECORDER
OF Humboldt county, before the Democratic
Convention.
O. A. KYLE announces himself 80 CAM
didate for
of Humboldt county, subject to the decision
OF the Democratic County Convention.
GEORGE M. MILLER, Of KNOXVILLE. an
nounces himself as candidate for
Of Humboldt county. subject to the decision
Of the Republican Convention.
R. A. PRYOR. of winnemucca, announces
himself 90 q candidate for
SHERIFF
OF Humboldt county, before the Democratic
Convention.
THOMAS sHONE, of Toll House, an
nounces himself as q candidate for
SHERIFF
OF Humboldt county, before the Democratic
ANDREW WESTFALL, Of Rye Patch an
nounces himself as candidate for
SHERIFF
Of Humboldt county. before the Democratic
Convention.
JOHN MCCLURE announces himself a
candidate for the ONCE Of
Assessor
of Humboldt county, subject to she decision
Of the Democratic Convention.
L. L.. RICHARD, Of winnemucca, an.
nounces himself rs . candidate for
ASSESSOR
Of Humboldt county, before the Republican
Convention.
JAMES Il. SABINE. Of winnenucca, an
nounces himself as candidate for
Assessor
Of Humboldt county. before the Democratic
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More Testimony OF Experts ~ To Charges
senator unrris Examined.

ALBANY, March ij.-Tne trial ~ Super
intcndcnt o, Insurance Smyth was continued
this morning, witnesses being called for the de-
fence. Mr.. Smith said his associate, Mr.. Peck
ham, WINS suffering great grief this morning
in consequences Of the death Of his partner, Mr..
Trcmnin. and that counsel for the rrspon.l lent
would waive any formal opening for Mr.. Smvth.
In order to Accommodate witnesses from Now
York. therefore. they would proceed ut one TO
thcr examination.
Wll|lam u. Puinoy testified that he IL n lawyer
in New York has had experience in invopti
eating real estate titles for ten vcars; con-
sid"rs tho work done in connection with thc
New York Life Insurance Company worth ut
lrnst 80 for each abstract o. til, examined.
Witness then dcs"rihrd the inpihol " cxamn-
ing papers connected with tti"s Ia real rstr;n
ON cross examination he said he did not think
u iuir for any person to rrceiNc n iv"l sum ~
S20.00O unless the amount was actually earned
Stewart J.. Woolfnrd testified: Have hnrn
practising Inv for morn than twenty venrs con
sidrr $40 full md fhir rhnrgr Tor MAX ing all
s,rars the ORGANIZATIONS By Harris 4 l,u'id If
the abstracts of Titles held hy the metropolitan
Company disclosed n few innccurnci"s ~ the
papers. VIII ich his firm wpr" glad to remedy.
senator Hamilton Harris. standing up IN his
arHt. affirmed mi was examined by COUNSEL for
Superintendent Smyth He said that the stnt"-
nicnt which h. made Yesterday. when he rosr
tO question Of privilege. WIS correct On
cross.rHuminatinn he said that the present firm
OF Uarris RuId was organized in June. 1871 :
the first company examined WIS tn" Atlnntlc
Mutual Life NJ Albany the second the Universal
Life. the third tho Manhattan Lie. tn" fourth
the METROPOLITAN. the iifth the HOMEOPATHIC,
the sixth the Globe the seventh tho knicker-
booker.
Tho cross-csamlnaton Of Senator Harris was
continued NJ great "nGih.
Some documentary evidence was admitted.
n'trr whi.h the trial was postponed until 10 4.
VI. next Thursday.
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PEACE NOT YET ACCOMPLIsHED.
Tho Onlciai Record Of the Dissolution OF the
Late Cuban Congress.

Tho following is the verbatim copy OF tho
record OF the dissolution Of the late Cuban Con-
grcss. Our readers will remember that this
very important document. which Brig. Ga
bricl Gonzalez was specially dcputed to bring
from Camaguey to the Cuban agents in this
country. WAS most strangely left by him in IIa-
vann. 1t arrived here yesterday, and its very
interesting contents partly to MS account for the
most extraordinary delay in its arrival hero.
The document proves that the dissolution Of
the Cuban Congress WIS not by my means
unanimous. rs it was originally represented TO
have been in the Spanish papers, alike OF this
city and OF Havana. 1t proves that the House Of
Representatives was forced by mob to dis
solve. said mob being endorsed by Il few evil
IDENTITY paid traitors in the House.
The buses subsequently agreed to by the Rev
dictionary Commatrr of CnnHguey (which
voted itself into power ON the forced dissolution
oi the House Oi Erpr srniHtlV"sl are the orlgl-
nal eight. as, published some two weeks ago In
The Sun. They are not worth discussing. be-
CAUSE thcy would leave Cuba in u far worse con
dition than ever she was.
Accompanying this Congressional record are
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faint Tutoring ~ tho heart. At II 90 IApngc
WIS prunoun cd dead. nul ut II 3j tho body
was cut down and pla ed in Handsome black
walnut coffin. with cloth lining AMI s.lv"r studs.
TIE features were not ~ an distorted. DR..
Gross v. the prison physician. who ins attended
n number ~ hnu1nGs. sHys tina, Lurngr was
uncOus IONS from In" mumrnt hs fell. aud SUI
Ter mu'h less than u man running uI.unst Il
lumppr~t in n dark niElt.
tn" inrnn"r IN which the hanging vas CON
Quoted reelected the highest credit on the War
den. sheriff. and all courcrncd, Great praise is
also duo to Fathers Mrite and Barry in IN
durny IN prisoner To- make public confession
nj the last moment. Tho statement given above
WAS sworn To- by Lupng" ut O'Clock this morn
Ing. the prisoner declaring that IT WIS thu only
one he bad eyer ,nndc to my ON" say" his spir-
itunl advisers. Nh. H. 7. Norris. U Iapue"'s
ruuus,l. rrpudiatrs entirely the grossly rrro-
nruus story published to-day and which nur-
ported {" como from the lawyers employed in
the defence. Thctrur confession was not made
pubic until after Lapagc's DEATH
1he personal appearance ut lhpngc was not
remarkable. H. WAS slight above the medium
height with protrudng features. thick. scnsu-
Gus lips. and OF whit IL known ms tho nervous.
bilious t"mpcraricnt Tho basc portions oi his
brain exceeded the average siz', and tn" nlcinl!n
ublunEaia was unusually we'll developed. IL"
will br buried ut the expense OF IN" county.
which has already been taxed sl5OOO Tor his
two trials.
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sundrv other telcarnms messed between Conpos
ard Jovnllnr. and hntwn"n sundry members of
tho Revolutionary Counri,ten T6.v nra min
portant excclt in tho natter thnt ,hrv nrnv.
thnt pence is NOT vct nnrnn, niishnl (iuss d.
sputch signed by Rodri9urz Sn,r,tarv ainfes
thut shoulI Tho nti,rr IN .rs IL, az pS
army decline 10 accent The tr,ns hcr" ia ,n ~,
no objection 10 tho r,'tnrn uf the t,nvnrn,uon,
and the Congress TO Their Respective po.i,,ous,
However late news from Cubn uroyrs mn
neither Maceo Eor Kplon have SURF .nd.reI
that Vicente Garcia hns in nll probability Joined
IBIS 9rrss to t9oss o Mhmsco and int Nohns
Gomcz
One importnnt rnsult has in our oplninn been
obtaincd 10 tn" brnei 81 Spain by Ii" sira gne
oversight 81 BRIG. GnnzaIrz in leaving ia
papers behind in Havana. When he arrived
hcre ne told the Cuhau AGENTS here n vrr-
ary evidence. The rlrot q winch was thAt tn.
Committee on Foreign Affairs NJ the Housr Of
Representatives In Washington ceased their
WA. in Cuba. in accordance with the resolution
OF Mr.. Joyce. which was referred to them.
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD
,,o. .'..'.''' ~, ', s.,. ri,
r,,ary ia7s ,hrr r.r ~, NO." ,ssn,hJ ~ ",
lin ,rrn w tSe ISS ~
S, Uni, .' % 49, ~, py
r, W u Wv - Ing 49,,
arcIG & H. S.snm ,r w., aS.,'i
,n nnn tn' ,ecIvuhIY. IL" rlln i 'i
H. ,t =, , ~ ,b .
III, MI ,,',' Il. vi nnmu ~ vl ~. p,,'
Hnns" Of Rccnrnscm,n., "ns-Tbc mmI.rsi,n,n ',d
,vuSi ~ il IL W
~, n, I'LL u" ~, III W II ~ -
s1n'n,lves thht prr1ons Oh IN clnss1s reslulma IN
S h,',,p; ,., II, ~, u Jun
w., ,iu pu w p"t, ~ cu' W VIZ pI'sVhi
ui,aVl ~. ,l,rts w VI" uiS' s",u IN. = nnu
~, @ pi'n,, ,i ,t'u ~ u IrpI. INV, "tnE
,t s'gun ~ h's,.i".. "h ,'"n'I"tlc pcNc WIZ.
Nv, rI,u. . ,'uN"Inli,u', IN! VI WV ~ !lo
49, .ni, W. nwnsn - u,lapi1 20 81, nslu' .Iln
.pnsiS VI nutrpuh'c,'n' 10 hh.Ifss tnls NAM =
Inv S,' :, ~ , wy i,''us" -, i, m "I,
.hhH y my ururlllne WnhteN'r may best peit
nn ~, dsn, ~, 'i ,hat resprcWuie BODY manifest
',s n.I, .',,.s ~ s,',u .nu..inS " M"s nN"W'S,t
~ Ky W. "pt" ~ Su"ii'..'er, nv .lvl.pn. pI
seN ., u LII H. IT. vi E't'nsn %. h'tnatlhi
, e., ~ wy, ,h i ,, ,i hnmN"u
"io va, ..a ''''n 9'io" 'hV rcs"'' vi 'ho 'o'cs'
r,.,.,ms.r 7 a., ,t,.,... >t...
EN ,yV.l, i IL a"LN' nis. ~ 'lihANDA'
'NL'ADo" "''Ap' 'o"nAho "ohINo'
CAMP or SAN AUGusrrN DyL BRA2o. Feb. s.
A. soon as the reading was ended Deputy Spo-
torno SAID that on account ot the foregoing
manifesto he resigned his position as Deputy
Tor l.ns Villas Deputy CisnerOs clnim"d the
Moor on point OF order. and Tor I'll" dis 'ussiOn
Of The manifesto.
Deputy Cisn"ros then said: Under any other
circumstances would not have h"sitnt'd one
moment IN r"signing my position ~ deputy on
the slightest intimatlon being made 10 me hy Il
few people; hut In IN" present circumstances,
in which the country Is passing through m
epoch ~ dangers ana embarta,smens. II docs
not In my opinion brc,nn, my dignity to do 80.
ana Still less 10 i"nvc tn" road open to enable
others to treat with the SrHniarls On bases not
those OF our Independence. without reckoning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-16
Live stock Market.

New YORK. Friday March 15.-Rcrcipts NJ
hr"vrs TODAY were lS rar load Leu head 'Nna
total 1T ~ rnc. Mrilav. nYnns - 90 fof th' ~igc
lir Inst week. 'nc wrf" tirNrr iVarcri rn'ut VI
r head tnh tho market nntiv aud frtu ~Atth,.
Il h To- ,fc~s ;1is ~, ihr v-u.. cwt. iin tc
god STEERS 100 iui.r To- drss - NJ. prime aud
tri do AMI 81 90 .Ili = 10 b.. 1--we weight 'or ut
hn T.. siill,is ~ tif lnids wcr" sold ( uom o.
I r. los ~ head up TO Nir. all To dr. 81 ~ h. En-
lurrrs t"nk shout a." lat steer, At p'sainiir = to
dress iGr1T ~.
Receipts sheep and lambs 20 loads. or 3 80
head making total u 1874 .inrr Nundtv. against ~ S2o
for timr last work. Prices traction luwer
AMI the market cus,d easier stl, INCLUDED urina VITO
prime sheep at IS i5to - - z aud some yearings
1T s't5D
Receipts hogs were SO car loads 4I30 head
making 5Tp since Monday against - Sri TOR snne time
last week Not much doing w live hogs Tor lack NJ offer
iu1- hut the irrlnc shade ami ~ ohio
hogs, lG2 Ms average. were sold Il. AZ = H.
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ARM EXPENSES.
New York Headquarters Costs-seu. Oher.
mans Forage aud Fuel.

WASHINGTON, March lj.-Col. l.. T.. Easton
Assistant Ouarterunstpr-Gene IN 10, u,,
.,.,,,.,r -, ~. 49, - -. N'.' nm"
roch s'"N anu Depot Vuhrtrrmaster IN View
York. was before tho Committee on Military
s,"n,ta,,,. ,,',.,, 49,. '''',, 'V'''''',ru SUI
s'""''"'iE VIZ" ln"' "'''aiS gwen before the
committee tha' tho provisions in existing laws
which wcre intended Ia n,re, oo;unI .vn.nso.
,,r o,,.,r,,.. al a.. .a...i .''
.'i Hu"f''IS an" we "''"u consumption "i
forage and fuel were Systematically commu,cd.
49, - ~ ~ ~
III N'W l"rh' however, u" testified that the
allowance To- the officer does not pay his rent
and H.. has Il, my tho Al fYornn,o li,rs.lf Thru
...,.,.,..... 49,. 49,
questions anu answers on the suolcct were us
iol'owN'
The or.cr mcrcv rents hs own quarters. ami then
a., n pay ',n we ,r"' nav mat Ice can receive hdor
"a -Ini to,t VA. nn, i'..,, ,,ir.o, .,r.o cent. h.
nrsn rsdnceI, 'h,.r, tas " ,',i " ~ ''' nave
ON tie a.. o forage 1, o.,er FURNISHED 10 officer.
for horse. actually owned as them anil kcft m ii : -
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A c,n,m Of Innocence for Mr.. Noye..

To THE EDITOR or THE SUN-.Sr: In an
nouncins the arrest Of Mr. Noyo your despatch
shat he has retained counsel and names them II
too. 1.-THE good assets Noyes retained and by some
mean, the ren valuable assets transferred o the
National Capital Lac Insurance Company OF Wa-hlnstun
leaving the creditors the New Jersey COMPANY
ifecud This true. for h" dl not retain
assets gond hi AMI he IL innocent % all wruus
Unln. ~ Mll be shown In due fiue amt proper way.
In dav he had not bc"n seen or been served
with any panor connected Win li'nrics anu, therefore
neither mHhr- statements nor authorizes any IL lie
made. when supph,d with the pipcrs connected with
proceedings lr viii then have something iohas. his
selection ~ counsel upon and their nnnes n moro han
one. VIII be known when they appear tor linn and he
Will MAKE statements except under legal advice. The
Proceeding, judicial IA their character, and he lee
hrNcst they viii be conducted IN proper spirit ON both
sides : 81 j. NOffs.
so Nopv March "a
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DIED.


ByLES On THURSDAY March II, Francis Byios, r
the Sith year ~ H. axe
The relatives au lfcnGs ni tho fany nre respectfully
invited 10 attend the tl"rnl uu SUNDAY. NJ oclucS
from lns late r"sil' ncr Nri Ei~t llou-nn i
bnNSil.LI I'm Nrdn -,inN. March 49, Eli tho H. the
behaved vie 81 NililHnl ~ nurltN. I.rl ~ wears
Relatives nnl trends .i the family -prCtfny in
vited to attend the funcrFl ron nor resdvnrr 80
last n'h -. ni i'istilN >turltV. al 2 VI
pINuN.-Iu RluuNlNn Wednesday, NHrrA 49, Marup
UNnn In the '.l ni hi. i-c
Relatives and tri"ni- ~ iIr family ar re- saectflV in
viic g. at MT tie 'nnrri NtfurinN. Nar H. az - NJ.
from hi. late Residence. 49, Nriltli # near 'lrnre.
oE,ftlN At NrW Rochelle. nn rtur-',Hv. March ~
Mnic.i.u-. ,nn of john ana Mar i GriiNn.
The relatives amt fr'uls the friN RESPECTFULLY
inyi'.d tu attend tht nrra sinlay. the l7' INST
~ -, n'clWk from the salrn, Baptist church, New
HAMILTON At Newton. ". IN rhurslay March H.
Fun raj from his residence. IN Newton, O'Clock
+ Il "u Muuua,. 18TH INST
loBHS I'm March Il. William Hobbs. the 9Th
NcHr,a his a.p
Funeral from ~ Madison - this dav ataP u
NLlbllAkbI-O Thursday rtcruoun. March ~ at
hNf past oclnck. our broNtd aNi hruihrr John e.
Nudhhrii aged - wars u month. aud j. DAYS
Relatives Am ifltnds are Invited fn aitnI me funeral
from TIC German Lutheran n CHURCH, Ia licnr, 3;
near CLARK st. Brooklyn, next sunday afternoon, AT
o'c.pik
oElErE- In Rrooklvn. on Friday. March - Mar.
gAt"t okcci', native oI bnncrann, county Donegal.
lioHnl. AGED - Years
The frhNr. AMI urnis Arr requested % attend her N
neral from the r" uo' az hr nr'incr. James okreie
ld' sands It. "n >una,. MA T. "
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setting up the Defence Of U.ury.

In the suit Of John Brownor against Andrew
Waldron. Jr In the CT, Court NJ Rroukyn tn recover
on note OF $500 on which 81 hal been paid tho de-
fcniant set up the defence Of usury The pliinun a
simple minded man testified that the Defendant agreed
osivc htm 20 month for the o hi. money and 10
rrnaN nm Tor what interest he lost hV taking the money
from thu savings bank judge Reynolds directed % yer
oct ir TIE defendant an the sruunl Of usnrt hut whru
MI Henry Rellnws tie Hcitulnut. counsel ASKED for
az allowance agninsi the plltn nc said viii giNc no
allowance io man who srtNs To take advantage o tic
lsurY law 10 escape payment OF his debt"
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Owing to the demand for tickets. the man
Of the Mount Vernon Aid society desire to say that
boxes can be obtained Of Mrs Marshall o Roberts be-
tween and II NJ. at 07 Filth avenue. There will he
two performances OH the evenings of April % and 20.
and the Alrepiv taken for the first night In
hc hfprt ahd balcony II l. suggested ht thhsc h"slr
u- To attend >"rufr 40 once iur the second nsht
rom eft ihc managers Tickets 81 admission tickets.
a. ihr hos >pHriug Mlu.or cNItusc nor trouble TO
Wrk" ihr lhiN uiWr oi " The SlcrIius Beauty sue
'r.,IuI WH. Ur "Mi-totw' BDush' ON SATURDAY
,Wn- March ~. the nrst rehearsal 10 10 occur III the
Academy Music
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lllbEr-nEYFB On "Wednesday March ~. at the
Lutheran ChHrch ~ -. Sanc-, iN the Rev 4 G Wedc
kpi q D. Fred Huber Amelia daus hicr ~ orye
II. la'Nrr. al ut thisrity.
1NiNG-lGNlNn la Brookl,n. SATURDAY,. March o.
lN the Rev Or fiits. NJ lis rpsilrncr. Cart John
lrNns 81 irtou No't scotia. o AiuH. ellie daughter
thu-unirr Irving. Eco oi New t,lt--uw. Nova Scotia.
IoEtM-IRLtN on rhursday. March H. 1t tie
rr-tirt'r 81 the brides unrnt- rs the Rev J1in "
ChadWlck. Mlnnm \ lnuns to MaTN dv i dauZh
urw Snmurl " Irc,n. MI 1T BrrnAlyn
VILLA Rll-ibbi ~ NJ sol tIh. NJ. March . A. the
fr-l',r OF Tie l.il,- mntief, hy iH" Key. " X Mar
shall. Daniel :. Wunri Scw NurS city 10 Clara
daughter OF III" late Dr. frlna, ni -, darn.
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state hgn', reelected air itaie ". mote ar. how
ever 81 south 'arnhu H.. Apu and October. ~ 80. do
~, n"riuuiahis. -. Tennessee ~ new A. ,t.,. and
H.. new svri's. ~ - knlfund srcu iiie. w,r nCrtity
dealt ~. with the principal transactions u.loN-
ttr,a'nkc and uhl' LIT, coupon - .F.tls. Aur
hnstnn CEDAR Rllids md Northern IL ~ Milwaukee
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consolidated curpnn lsts no., Lake >hnrr l~s CON
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Michigan truirnl -, iuNin- rrt, llt Hudson River
81 nk'ir iund ll.'s Parihc Railroad o Missouri lst
lus olin ami Ni.-l,spri consolidated ~. Alton ani
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chicago is's l"'s. Long u.ck hon.s no, tlsi 1our.
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ihr OPENING. higiesi. lowest and T. NJ. prlres
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PoIygnmy In Massachusetts.

BosToN. March Estate detectives made n
visit yesterday to the town shue,hurv where they
arrested a number Of men who are charged with un.
in orcn poveamy They We're hcld IN bonds trial in
the Superior Criminal Court for Fraukhn c,Aniv II is
alleged ihht many others Will Pee ARRESTED the iup
nfcnrv, an attempt r,ldrnts hnN- been made to tsiut
hsh n Mormon scttU AT Shutcshury
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New Jersey Methodist. In Conference.

BURLINGTON. March l5-Tho New Jersey
Conference oi the Methodist Episcopal Church. now in
session here has appointed committee Of eleven 10 try
TIE charges preferred against the Rev " T. Perm.
Newport hHs been slcctd the ller tor Lulliu. the
mex session OF the Conference.