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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22
THE COURTS.
SENTENCED TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT.
EDWARD NEWMAN CONVICTED OF MURDER II TIE
sFCoSD DEGREE.

EDWARD NEWMAN CONVICTED OF MURDER IN THE
SECOND DEGREE.
The trial of Edward Newman for numbering
his sweetheart Catherine Hayes ended yesterday Win
bis conviction Of murder the second degree The facs
OF the murder have already been told in THE TRIBUNE
Judge Davis in his charge gave very fully inc as
tnctions between the various forms 81 homlclde He
defined very carefully with many illustrations, the as
ncton between the first and second degrees Of murder
both involving an intent to kill, but the first deliberate
intent the second suddenly formed resolve Speaking
Of the facts of the he said when person Is
paying attentions 90 woman If, animated by leaous5
or any other passion, nc comes 20 me vii
kill her and then myself, aud he carries out tia n'en
that is murder in the first degree His coupling ms se
killing difference 10 IL only adding one crime
to another though 1t Is true tha II ht carries II GS ne
with such an Intent carried with him the knife when
he used IL was murder in the hrsi degree. ,,,
But III from what happened III tnr dark halfway NhcD
no one saw them, the same tccling-that the woman
Should belong 10 no one except h-suddenly nrosc NM
he stabbed her and caused her death, II was hrdo' "
the second degree. o
actually insane cou not commit crime. II the prls-
was insane be must DO acquitted absolutely Inc
prsoper's father committed suicide twenty years ago
II was not claimed and not true that suicide WAS
nroner act to he considered The unsonndness mind
OF The prisoners mother for twenty years also
matter for consideration But his sister could give no
other evidence of bis insanity than that wnen she
scoded him he would saw THAT Is the end Of me-"
meaning, shc understood him, that he Thought Oh XIII
ing himself -,
After about hours absence the jury came IN with
verdict OF guilty OF murder in the second degree.
Judge Davis in sentencing the prisoner To imprison-
meBt for lie, sad 1t has occurred not unirequehuy
within the last few years in this city, that young men
have murdered the professed objects Of their affections
because they refused To unite with tlem IN InaTage,
and YOU doubtless, killed that poor eiri because sio
would permit yOu to he her husband because she
would consent she fell victim PROBABLY TO mo-
mentary spirit Of revenge hope that your case WIZ
I've a warning. hope all young men VIII under stand
that IL is not only the basest aud meanest oi crimes 10
murder girl for whom they profess affection, but That
is sure entail on them severe punishment
The prisoner received the sentence stolidy, the only
sign OF excitement being dull hush IN his salow cheeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22
VERDICT AGAINST MRS. STEVENS.

In the suit of August Menard and Lena s.
Menard against Marietta r. Stevens. the jury In Supe
rio Court Trial Term. before Judge Freedman the
plaintiffs. yester&y verdict for $1,000. The suit as
reported In yesterdays TRIBUNE. was brought on ac
count OF an eviction ~ the plaintiffs from lease OF the
restaurant in the Stevens House. Mrs. Stevens, yes
t.rday herself went the stand. and testified that
was great dissa stacton among the occupants OF
the house with the cooking; that ~ them threat
rned go away that account and that she only re-
account their out OF the house for their food
Judge Freedman In his charge. held that The plaintiffs
va Ter their agreement to Keep their
taurnnt 10 the standard Of rstcass hotels but ~
OF COMPLAINT they entitled 10 notice and "a arbira
tion they chose H. II no notice given then they
were entitled to damages for the rest OF their term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22
ONE OF TAINTOR's OPERATIONS.

Henry r. PiersOn, receiver of the Guardian
Mutual Life Insurance Company, sued the Atlantic
National Bank for $4,000, loaned on the pledge %
United States bonds All the transactions directly
with f. L. Tsintor the cashier who has been convicted
for his msappropration OF the funds OF That bank AZ
ter United States bonds deposited with the plaintiff
two or three applications made 10 change the par
tlcnar bonds, and finally the insurance company, 10
avoid rter ANNOYANCE. consented to post the unds
with the bank, to be exchanged when u WAS deemed
proper When the bank failed the envelope. with the
proper Endorsements. was found, but IL contained no
bonds The defence that the whole transaction was
with TaintOr ndivduay, aud not with the bank The
referee John +. Hoffman Dnds III favor OF the plaintiffs
,nr :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22
SUIT on AN OFFAL CONTRACT.

The New-YOrk Rendering Company have
sued the city and Health Department for s597l7 3d.
with interest from August, 1873 The plaintiff Is the
assignee g. eoptract made April 3. 1860, by the city
with the Long Island Bone Laboratory Company to dis
pose Of the ofal OF the city FOR certain sum per year.
In August, 1873. many complaints were made OF the
in which the plamllG did the work, and the
Common Council at the request OF the Health Board,
revoked the contract
The trial of the suit begun yesterday before Judge
Van Brunt The plaintiff insists that Il never violated
its contract The still j. :. Lawrence ap-
for the plaintiff Francis g. Stetsop, for the city,
and ". p. Prentiss for the Health Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22
A hattie of Glasgow was noted for the sim-

A baiiie of Glasgow was noted for tho. SIM
pliclfy of his manners the bench a y0uih was
charged before him Misunderstanding handkerchief from
gentlemap's pocket The indictment being read, tht
baic, addressing the prisoner, remarked, " Lac nae
dOOt we did the deed for had handkerchief taeu 90
my ain pouch this vera week. The same ma2lsterlai
logcian occasion seated on the bencn,
when OF serious assault was brought forward ny
the public prosecutor Struck by the powerful phrase
Ology Of the indictment, the baltic proceeded 10 say,
For this malicious crime we are fined half a guinea
Kansas Teacher" Where does all our grain
produce 90 tor Bov-"It goes into the hopper"
Teacher" Hopperi What hopperT Boy triumph
autlyl--" GrasshOpper.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22
THE ROGERS CLAIMS FOR STATIONERY.
In the suit of William c. Rogers against the

city for S9i9l3 30 for stationery furnished to various
city and county departments in 1868 1869 and 1871
motion was made Wednesday before judge DQnohue FORA
reference. smilHr motion made before Tue nc"
Cnae went into effect and denied The motion was
ucweu tEe ground tIat one reason Tor ueuyhs VIZ
motion previously was tla eng suits bad Peis',h ,
under the new Code that preference was taken away.
ON the hand it.wns claimed that the lneso, y,
invnIvrd I'm inc ease we're ~ 10 fraud rather than rs 70
amounts. Judge DOnohaC reserved his dccsion; w. -
West appeared the plaintiff; G. r. Miefiof tno wy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22
CLAIMS on DISAPPOINTED RELATIVES.

James ID. ingersoll, a resident of this city,
died in the Summer 1876 leaving estate valued AT
100000 10 friend Mrs Phipps, Of MadlsOn-ave, by
viii made "A few weeks previous his death. The con-
test this will has been continued before surrogate
CALVIN for many months II is contested by relatives OF
the docedrnt, vino claim under will made in 1874.
They assert that when the last will made, Mr. In
cerso was not OF sound mint. Several ~ these
festants members the VaDKleck family testified yes
rlay as 10 Mr. IngcrsOs frequent declarations that
he w0uld leave property them aud 20 his nantes
tatons OF affection for them Two OF them were made
EXECUTORS Of the former Will Mr. IIl appeared for the
contestants and Mr. Drake for the proponents OF the
viii
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. FEBRUARY o. 1878

occuli,s East Twen;y-secoud-st and the de-
PENDANT the atjJnug house The party wall has been
Standing for twenty years In 1876 rbe plaintiff
hole through the party wal! to q fue, which Is
more largely the defeDdnts side of thc wall, asa
chimney for his range. The defendant objected and
blocked up the fue Tie plaintiff brought this SUIT
claiming that he had right 70 Use party wall nue.
and asked INDUCTION against any obstruction OF bis
Of IT, The defendant says the use OF IL by the plain
tf seriously Injuries her property. The case - still on
Charles L. Polhamus appears for plaintiff John H. Bird
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22
Bnsiness Ghdnces.

4 BUSINESS OPENING, unusually desirable,
~ of long established high reputation The posi- ion aud In
the amount OF S5OOJO to 500.
600 or DO secured by gentleman with the re-
oUsc general business experience ability and capital and
character Address In strict confidence PARI
NERSiIIP Box lS. Tribune Office
STEAM Kindling Wood Factory and Coal
- Yau for sale; in active operation. For particulars sd
dress JOHN MORLEY No 10 Durham place. brooklyn D.
NVANTED-Ca Capitalist to make a loan or
take AN active interest profitable lumber business
occcssibc 10 this markets security ample T. IL. SUMNER,
FOG Broadway. room z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22
THE w.DAsu RAILROAD COMPANY.

TOLEDO, Feb. 2O.-At the annual meeting
of the Wabash Railroad Company to-day th" following
Boar, of Directors was chosen: James A. Roosevelt,
Cyrus W. Field, Walter J. Gurnee H. A. " Post, Scion
Humphreys, NJ X. Jessup, W. NJ. Bliss md f. H. X Ly-
man, or New-York; A. l.. Hopkins and W. CoDurn' oi
Toledo; James Cheney. of Fort Wayne Ind; g. kldgoV
of SprIngfeld m and l.. II. Loftin of ST. Louis.
The treasurer presented the following statement;
Ics, ear oyng sas sls627 So
1reIruns Expenses Io2 1919 81
Saving In leased lines not In 80, M. IN
cuded IN operating expenses iii'ooo 30
Ne increase 1877 1916. s632i32 oS
At subsequent meeting Of the Board the OLD manage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22
SUCCESSFUL AFTER TWELVE YEARS.

Tn the suit OF EdWard X. Bllnck anu
another CBrnck & Estes against the Hanover Fire In-
surance Company, the jury in Supreme Court, Circuit
before Judge Van Brunt, yesterday verdict Tor
the plaintiffs for S6sG3 50. The defendants, Just after
inc war opened store III Lexington, XIV. aud insured
il i'm four companies After the agent mad sent the
policies before the plaintiffs received mem, inc
amtiHs' store burned, causing they loss
OF an nj 500 900 OF this, $3.50 was insured III tho
defendant company II and the DINER companies hbM,
from That linie until now, contested the plainuhs
c!ams aud the amount OF the judgment yesterday ~
cludb twelve years interest II. j. Senddcf "pptreu
for the plaintiffs; e. ". COteril for the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22

The main question having been ordered-lS1 10 AZ
the House proceeded to vote upon Tie Senate amend
mcnts
The first amendment. providing that silver shall he
legalender except where otherwise expressly stipu
lated III the contract cODcurTed in--lI6 10 o.
The second amendment that which strikes out the
free coinage feature OF the House BILL and inserts pro
vision limiting the coinage Of the silver dollar, ana pro-
vidng that any gam arising from that coinage shall D"
paid into the Treasury. IL cOncuIred m-yas, 2od;
nays, II.
The next vote was the third Senate amendment.
proposing an International silver Conference Agreed
tO-veasll95 nays IL 1890, a..
The fourth scpafe amendment, authorizing the Issue
of certificates IN exchange for silver ccn agreed 20
without division.
The other amendments simply formal, and were
concurred In without a division.
Tue bill now goes to the President for his approval.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr. HOUSE Dem, Tenn, from the Pacific Railroads
Committee reported bill in reference to the Texas and
Pacific Railroad. Ordered TO be printed and recon-
mitted.
Mr. MORRISON Dem, M presented the views OF the
minority. :. me order.
Mr.. SPRINGER Dem. I'D, from the Committee on
Elections made report in the Massachusetts contested
election of Dean agi Field, that Field THE sitting
membar IL not entitled to the seat, and that Dean Uhe
cOntestant) is
Mr.. GAMBLER Dem. Gal presented q minority re-
port signed by himself ana ali the Republican members
Of the committee The reports were ordered 10 De
printed.
The House then, at o'clock adjourned until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERPooL-Ir Steamship LLaho-Capt Baxter,
G HarIf. t. J. Pllng ". w. Hughes Mrs. J. Jemes a.
son. Dunno, Miss Coghlan Miss NJ. BrennaD Parck DE
mung.
FROM HAMBURG-Yn Steamship Lesstng-W y. Arnold.
wife child Capt Joseph D. Rife, j. C. H. Geke1 vie
and children. Cathana Chamherlayne G. A. SteeDock
children. IilsmaD, NJ Blan. A. DornDeFZ Cri
Cotn, p Gre'esb. @. H. Beck NJ Bnsse Is schon
wife and daughter H. Schoteld r. Guise g. Grazon u puD-
Ter. Maria Lapier Carl Ritzrupt. A. KouIroy.
FROM HAVANA-La steamship Colum1ns-M Rosln, W
r. HAZE C. SMITH. r. Farley 8 r. Gangora W. ArckhuIht
T. T. Reany wife, Mrs +. j. smith, y Holmes SISTER gu
perioc Mica 10 Fesser Dago Capt Davis L. Ielrdo u
Tag l.. Acheon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22
BURNING OF A BEEF PACKING HOUSE

CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-Early this morning the
beef packing house OF Nelson Norris az Union stock
Yards the largest in the country was entirely destroyed
by fire Twelve hundred of beef, 200 hides
1000 barrels OF taOw, and two dogs. valued NJ SiOo
each In the building The firm estimate their loss
ut from To 900 The only know insurance
was $4,000 the building and fixtures. The contents
were uninsured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-Passed Assistant
Surgeon " Gravatt is ordered the Nav; Hospital
at Norfolk Va; Acknowledgment FRANK Anderson, Ia
ordered the receiving-shp Wabash, at Boston IN.
signs W. T.. Whitfield and j. o. Nicholson are detached
from the trainingship Minnesota and ordered TO the
"A Norfolk,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22
VIM. J. Best. the receiver of the National
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 21.-On motion of En0ch
Totten, &. b. Waite, OF Chicago ILL.,. was admitted to
practice.
24O-The Councillor General Life Insurance Company,
appellant ag Bernhard Bernstein Argument continue Py
the appellant. and by Euoch IOtten Tor the
appellee udcd by Mr. Bond for the appellant
No. 116-Wm =. Tyson and Martin Murphy appellants
agt Margaret oxecutx, Argued by = \ classy
appellants declined 10 hear counsel for the
appellee.
40 lgg.-Jno. D. McPherS1n appellant, agt. Marv A. Cox.
Argument commenced r. Phillips Tor the appellant anu con
timed nv Albert Pike for the appellee.
The court then adjourned until tomOrrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22
OTHER FIRES.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 21-The fax factory OF
Cammock & Sons, at Greenfield. Ind. was destroyed
by fire yesterday Loss, $4,000.
Thomass brick block and two adjoining buildings, at
Lima, Ind destroyed by fire Tuesday night Loss
$4,000.
HAMILTON, Ont. Feb. 2t.-The Opera House
in this place was burned 10 the ground this morning
Loss OOO insured In the Victoria Mutual for $1,000
and ~ 900 each the Canadian Mutual amt Hamilton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22
A SCHOONER DAMAGED.

A fire was discovered on board of the three
mastcd schooner Sunlight lying OF the Battery early
Yesterday morning The police boat Seneca and tugboat
Joseph Stckney went 10 her assistance. aud succeeded
IN eXtinguishiDg the flames The rc originated IN tue
galley and the damages estimated at about $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22
IN ORANGE. y. ].
A fire broke o

A fire broke out In the drying room Of Wag-
ner & Trubolds hat factory, in Orange "Wednesday
night and caused a damage of about $4,000. which
there are the following usurances Freman.s. Newark
- 900; Merchants. Newark, II 900 Peoples, Newark
n 900; Newark city, 800: Home. NewIork, $1,000 ;
London, Liverpool and Globe, 81 500. The trm cn-
poy ed about 100 hands half time, and VIII resume
work to-day In another building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22
COUPT OF APPEALS.

AIBANY Feb 21.-PrOceedlngs IN the Court OF
Appeals: G2.-Wintermute AIT. acknowledgements re-
and concluded. No. t2-Golpte ag Quentrell- Ar
,s,i by Al VandeTpOe for appellant aud Vim. A Butler
for respondent. ,
The Court will adjourn tomorrow for three weeks recess
Calendar for Friday Nos. 100. lO2, 81. 100, ~ H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

rses... GAS sun sets.... 54t Clock last III ~
Moon rises. Noon s0uths. AL Moons day ~
uIGH WATER TODAY--A. ~ -
sandy Hook. SO GOV. Island. - heh Gste'''' ia'
HIGH WATER roDAY-p. y ooo
Sandy Hook. = GOV. Isand... OslO He Oato.''.' No'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22
THE FIRE RECORD.
ERE IN LEXINGTON-AVE

The curtains in the residence of Charles
Watrous No. 352 LcXingtun-ave took nre from gas
let al o'clock last evening and caused damage To
the Of ~ so This IL the second fire that has
occur ed In the same ON the cause within
Inc ms mnuth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22
rsE or A PARTY WALL.

The suit of the j. NJ. Horton Ice cream
Company agains, Josephine j. Dumont involves curl
ous point OF law in regard 10 party walls The palntin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22
Cerlures ano H,eetlnas.
nlnsiral lmsIrumerrs

DUMAHAUT, late $. X. BALL 81 Co.,
a. No II EAST liTHST.
Chickering'S Stenway's and other Pianos and organs low
for cash, Instaments, and for lent
I IGHTE g. ERNST, old house of Llghte Il
| 4 Bradbury Offer their splendid PTANoFORIEs at low
nrces and On easy monthly payments at ~ East l4ths
hIsoS smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-22
NAVY Orders.

ment was rejected One hundred and thirteen thousand
shares of stock represented.
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THE GOVERNESS.
M
rJ,UE GREAT NEW-YORK AQUARIUM,

FNHE GREAT NEW-IORk Az NJ,
Broadway and 35th.st.
Unusually Attractive programme Of startling Acts, Mar
veOus Feas Four performances 10 DAY OF The SSnd1r4i
DOTS and ROCKY MOUNTAIN GOATS, at IL a. IN. z, 4,
and ga OF clock .. M PROGRAMME: -
First-Grand Military Drill by the entire u1une o, yen
horses Forming line when names are called sep teo
PAGES front Right and left dress forward march, ny pa
looms olque halt by the right hle left IN sngo ne'
march, counter march. Sc Sc sscondoayo an
the twins their celebrated handkerchief irek hlhe IL III
box finding It, opening and closing The ia OF me box &c
Third-The .ing shepherd Dog t0urth-hltte te Color
bearer gushing different coors at coimaud Jumping
through hoops faue &C. Fifrh-Cupid the fiylng Ar
terst Firing pistols strapped on MS back ana Jumping
gates high The attack anu surrender sxthPle'
comma Trick Horse Finding the hidden handkercle SC,
Seyenh-Sinbad sebastian, Rocky Mountain Goats,
riding horses changing positions while horses In notion
sIerpe chasing jumping hurdles goats retaining their
po.iops Eghth-the twins, Bravo aud Bono. seesaw'
ing and balancing o sDg plank. Nnth-Fl0ra rolling
barrel up and inclined plane most difficult eat
enhfrOfessOr FryeEa Educated Dogs DILL answering 10
mes swinging on single rope dancing skipping the rope
stealing stop thiel hanging the Thief EeVenh-NetLie,
champion eapng horse OF the world Leaping over one tNo
three and four horses Two wonderful Living ChnpanAe
Monkeys only In this country on eA
hibon in the Library. Admission. 10 cts Children loe,
WALLACk's::r v,r,xr EXTRA CARD
will be given here on ~.
FRIDAY FEBRUARY ~,
WASHINGrON'S BIRTHDAY Al IoV,
on which occasion Lord Lyttons great COMEDY oi
will be presented with the most powerful and complete cast
o'e' ''o'' i"''"' Mr. LESTER wALLACK
AND THE ENTIRE COMPANY.
Rox.h aok "a
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AmusemenlE.
THEATRE

BROADWAY THEATRE.
ID GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY AT l3O.
The Screaming Comedy,
PINK DOMINOES.
POPLAR PRICES, 90 CENTS ana 81 w.
Tonight ami tomorrow Matinee last appearance o. the
rfted artist CLARA MORRIS
THE COVERINGS. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-20
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT

ITO II DELAWARE MfNE.-So. 463.
i United States Land Office. Eureka. Me-
that r. sadler, whose Postoffre address is
Eureka, Nevada, has this day filed his sppiics-
ton for n patent fer seven hundred and ninety
two lT92l linear feet Of the Delaware mine or
vein bearing silver with surface ground two
hundred lt0l feet in width, situate, lying and
being ia Eurrka Mining District, Comfy Is
Eureka, and State Of Nevada, and known and
Designated by the field notes and rffftai plat
on hle In this Office HI lot number uie hundred
and tfty-sevcn t157l. The exterior boundaries
Of said Lot No. 151 being as follows. to wit;
Variation l6x deg. enst. Commencing ut Z
samc being post Ne. l VI the U. 5. survey No.
1913, Charleston Lode. whence the flagstaff In
the town of Eureka. bears n. % degs. and q
min. l.. II 2a2 feet. Rmby Hin No. l bears n
degs. 50 min. W. i0,325 feet. and the Delaware
shaft bears N. 2 degs. ". $40 feet; thence run
ming LIST course N. T3k w. 900 feet 10 pos.
marked No. , 4. =. survey No. 1877, and No. Z Of
said survey No. 1913. tAence "a course, n. i6k
degs. Il. 1872 feet. TO post marked No. . u. \.
survey No. f5T; thence Sd course y T3k dogs.
y. 200 feet, to ost marked No. 4. u. s. survey
No. 1877, and thence 4th course y. 10y degs ".
7g2 feet to post No. l the place Of beginning.
containing $ 64-lo0 acres. This claim
il bounded On the south by the
Charleston mine. The location Of this
mine 10 duly recorded In the Recorders ofiee
Of Eureka Mining District. on page So. in Book
ID, of the Mining Records ~ said District.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Delaware mine OF said mining
ground rs hereinbefore described, are required
to file their adverse claim with the Register
of the United States Land ONCE, at Eurekss
period Of publication hereof, or they will be
barred by virtue Of the provisions Of the
statute.
seii-GOd d. b. MMEL. Register.