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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-01
sheriG's Sale.
TrnErroRr or Asnr


 COUNTY OF fAvkP1t. i,s A. o NoyEs, Plaintiff,
 versus THE PrEAI. GOLD AEp SILVER MINING ConPkrr ma | By virtue of order of sale, issued out Of ths r trct Court. of the Third Judicial District Of Arr x and for the County of Yavapi, duly tested on ,b. X day of Januazy, 1S1S, by which ccIrnardet t - cecd to notice for sale and to seu the following ~ profersy, to w:t:
 That particular frame buildiBg and Yssoz-s,s .ss premises, consisting Of main building with {rsz. Room and Blacksmith shop st.achsa known a s. PinRl Gold and Silver Mining Companys Furaacs .- sisting of Engine, Boiler Blower and :he1na<hins. . appliances for the working and operating of .As s Said Furnace being erected for the working end r ton of mineral ores, and situate on the Hass1-r River on the ranch claim oecup.ed by Ceor. is,. and about oneforth mile below the point where ike 1 road t0 Walnut Grove the river In said Coa.< Iayapai; also that other certain building sf.r1s, about one hundred yards south from said Furr<, ,.< ing to said defendaet and used by if, and su.<E=. space of land around said buildings all sidea a1, for the convenient Cse and occupation thereof. Notice is hereby given that on
 Saturday, February 23d, ISIS, at i2 o'clock, H. in front of the Court House 1 p cot, in said County and Territory, win se ths si described property at Public Auction to the hichst der, for cash, to satisfy tho several suIs os noa4< said order, directed to be made, together vita z c
 ED. F. BowERs, Shzssd
 By JAs- <. GILES. Under skzrf Prescott, A. T. Jan. 30. ISIS. f.s-ea
 DISAPPOINTMENT.
 The above sale is hereby postponed tn saturasr. A 2d day of March, 1875, by request of A. O. Noyus z tlh. ED- F. BowEes, S1sf.d. feb-2S-is7S Dy J. S. GILES UndaE shs;1
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Hotice o7 Dssso,ution.

The nSnt reretofors eriss.nz ,s.aer st -.r., ..i style of iixaer Ei7.res dssn1 f',,ss, -s.1 s - ass-xols- County of Kasapai, k T is fhls ~ ine snrr,.. - ..s- Z eon.eat; As. 5osspb Mnsss s. sh, .. ..s ~4sase nnisssst of Eugene Hshner 70 are nishted to tns snsexsi. ns e. - --ueszsse1 t1 co1ns fersard and r:zEs fzf
 EUszxE nkEFxK,- pnzz<-..- p. - 5rsEFa EISe zs.
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Assessment Notice.

To sossph Drss, Len D. sivyer, Efssaeid Peftins' a'sa an oshers owning or ciaiin so osn in the Lss County, Arizona ~-s
 oa are nsrsty notify that if you do not appear x 1 ts' sAss ifo1a fe Gxfe herecf aud pay fo t< I.- . - -, -a oI Jeur proportion of the assesEiae1 ss le9ulIec pS law the undersigned ,rsu clam forf nre aI ycsf infer-sis h sasd iols oco-sig e ihs %
 Prescott Jan n. Is7s -
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Noffce

All persons interested in the se.tirg Sun icds leA and silver bearngl situated ear Mineral Park azTt Disfrct, Mohaye county. Arizona Tsrritorv and a15 nave not pad their proportion of hs eapanses inc ID me amount or work done uirs d required iar, are heEsoy notified that If the7 Go not tn nis day rom the date hereof pay to Mrs. coraibas, nsaourn the amount due, fheir owne-shr. t ssid c1 VI. oe forfeited in accordance with the mining laws ne<
 Mineral Park, November i7, 1871. = sa
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Assessrnenf Naf.ce.

To Hatfield Petsisone. and ail others o..s, o- cisr ing 70 own in the vIcroRIx rnne s.tIste cs 0r5ors e.seAs in hsssayampa District, xzr1pai Ccgntg.
 stl aol gre hereby modified that fl you do not apFe< Slin niefy 30l days from the date hereof and psf V. H. Reyes a of your proportion of the assessraz e required cy laE, the urdersigned VII claim forfeir i11s now in forca. c H EFYEs
 Prescott Jan. IL fs78 -
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BUSINESS OF THE '. s. TELEGRAPH
 IN ARIZONA

Being satisfied that Yavapai county is doing more business, of all kinds, than all the rest of the Territory combined, as shown by the reports of the axeollectors' licenses, etc., the figures for which, as returned to the Territorial Treasurer, we have given from time to time, we yesterday applied to the Chief Operator of the U. s. Military sindly furnished us with the following fig. ures showing the relative amount of busi- ness done over the wires at Prescott and Tucson during the months of December, 1877, and January, 1878, as follows:
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Si,eriR,s Sale.

TERRITORY OF ARzeEx E.
 CoJHTT OF YATsPkL '. JoHE RAIBLE. ppff, rsrsss WILSON C. coLlfn Dlf |. By virtue of an execution issued out of the piz,rt Court of the Third Judicial Dstxic. Of Arizona a a. for the County of Yayapaf duly tested the zfa @ of February, iSTS and to directed, by when sn commanded to make of the personal property of t-s above named defendant fl sufficient can bs foaad not then of his real property, the of Five HuE ninety-nine and nineteen-hundredth tS59sigl eol@e judgement, and the farther sum of Eigkiyons ~ tseny-two hundrcth tSS1.22 dollars costs snddsbu> ments- together with acEruing costs. Failing t0 Hl any personal properly of which to make the above s of money, have levied upon and taken ali the rg title and interest which the above named defendant & on the 2ist day ot December, 1871, tthe day shz the judgement was loeketedl of in Gid t0 the fo0s desc tbed real estafc, to wit: Lot number segnte tlfl in block number eight f5) and all inprogsrs1z tnereon- Said Improvements consisting of Gxsa'4 house, now occupied by M. Masterson, Esq., sndz office now occupied by Doctor Goodfellow. aotss hereby glveu that on
 Saturday, March 23d. 1878. At T. N, in front of the Courtheuse a Prescott Ys pal County, A. T., Win sell the s5ose descrilrd s ety at public auction, to the highest bidder for rs 10 satisfy said execution and all costs. -
 ED.F. BOWER R&s'-'-h,
 By JAS. s. GILES, 6ndeF sAerif. Prescott, A. T., Fell 27, 1S15.
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Assessment 4 No.ice.

-e & =. s s lt4 <. pcr< owner in the Pine Tree Gel
 t, t,.. ,5.sss Lss Haseyzp2 District Yrsspsi cosa'
 fo.l cro a<r<s,r .off-rs., a.. .. - =. - --z1- l1.-5 rom t;-c t7ste of ihls nos:ce aud pss erIrs3 f .s ,PF trpTorrion of fze soe=nenf ns i Of v.,-,r -. - Hsaersi8nel xi1 c;zzn for1s; ri.z1a1 iz@s << E1r <.-<-i--- V - - E.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
10 Q w E N 'Sl
 YE4ST POWDER.
,,., p-,.,,.,,a awarded ey ,he MECHANICS fAiR' s-. v-.,<,sco. ,ns, inc ssass Fair he'd as sasra-
 usss,so fer sls year fsss.

Wa s,,e unssrsseea whelesse Groeers take pleasure l.. rso.rs1. tl,s increased demand for Bo~ens Psci- -, ys.zf pcwer and of tsetlssing te ns general sat isfastion given by this Brand;
 wEI.LsIAN, PECK co- ROOT & SASDERSoS. LEDDEN, V wTIIPP1@E < co. Ni,BTUS < CO.,
 HAAS BH0S-
 TABER HARKER co. J. n. PIKE co. I |. FOIGER co. NEWTON BROS. CO., N w. DODGE co. NTILfxIN BR0S- CASTLE BROS KalJSE S EULER 3oxES X co.
 M HERMAN < co. ADAMS. NcNEILL < CO., F. DANE2f q co. N & c. aIASGELS. TIII.NASN & BESDEL. ALBERT NAU & co. BOOTH co.
 ALLEN < LEWIS. DELLEPIANE co. THOMAS JENNINGS. $. FOSTER < CO
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and Hunter 2,S4l, an increase of 5S9.
 TIE VERDE FIGURING MIII.-we took look at the little mill on its way to Verde Valley this morning. It is portable as We should judge from its size, has one run of stones, say three feet in diameter already set in the husk frame, and Is intended to be driven by water power.
 This mill, though smal', will be a great convenience to the people of yerue, who have always been obliged to look abroad for their bread stuffs, although they produce the material ri yht at home for export.
 The fact is, the Aqua Fria mill ought to have been removed to the Verde long ago. where it could have been kept busy all the time grinding for Citizen and Soldier use. instead of standing idle eleven months of each year.
 The little min now goingin. will, we have no dolbt, be not enly popular institution but money maker.
 TIE HoxARpss---At the Annual meeting of the National Fire Insurance Co of Hartford. Conn, held last month, a high compliment was paid to it's President, Mark Howard as H one of the most experienced and suc-l cessful Underwriters m the Country which t1e Stock holders and Directors say < ac- counts for the prosperous rccord of the com pany On tho same day. at meeting of she stockholders If fhe Weed Sewing Ma chine Co, they reelected James L. Howard as Director. Nsrk and James L. How ard are brothers 1o our tovnSman, Judge John Hogaxkl, uho ix neither sn insurance president nor senin4 machine director, but khen it counq< (o dishing out law he is d. n1r1 14~&< <114 Xn@. .1o <
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SEMINAI. WEAKNESS.

Seminal Emissions, the consequences Of self abuse This solitary vice. depraved sexual indulgence is prnctised by the youth sf both almost unm. ited extent producing with unering cetaiay follow. ing train of morbid symptoms, unless eombated by sci. entihc medical measures viz Sali0s counterance; G-S spots under the eyes pain ia tho head ringing in the ears noise like fhe rusiBg of leaves and rattlin chariots uneasness aboH the loins weakness of the limts coDfssed vision, hunted intellect loss of conf dence dadenee in approaching struagers dislike tt form acouantances disposition to shun society of memory, hectic hnshes rimpes and various erupuns about the lscs rred tongue tid breath eonghs con sumption nisnt sweats monomonia and feqnent nsan- is,.
 CiIRED AT HOME.
 Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME by addressing letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case svmr toms, length cf e the disease has ned and have medicines promptly forwarded, tree from damage aud curiosity. 70 part of the country with full and plain directions enclosing Ten dollars cola registered lotter throIRn Ire Post0lce through Wells Fargo O.. medicine will be forwarded tn any p ri of the Unson. Address DR. J. F. GIBBON angleuta Box .957, San Francisco
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To The Unfortunate :.
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENS 623, Kearny Street, s. F.

Established in s54, fer the treat meat Of Sexual and Seminal Diseases sueh a. Gonorrhoea, Gleet. Stricture syphilis in sll it's forms. Seminal Weakness, IInpoteacy, Skin Diseases etc., permanently cured, or no charge.
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 From the above showing, it will be seen that for the two months named, Prescott exceeds Tucson in the number of messages sent and received, by s69, and in the value of the business, by s93142, or more than double, and for some unaccountable reason, Tucson and Lowell have two operators to do half tke work which Mr. Hunter does alone for Prescott and Whipple.
 Why it is that Prescott, which, as these official figures show, does twice the amount of teiegraphing that Tucson does, is not as much entitled to city office as the latter, Is a problem that no fellow can find out, un- less it is that Tucson has the ear and heart of the powers that be, or that they consider 1Ir. Hunter is equal to three or four com mon operators, and finding that he can oct away with the business, have concluded to hold him to it. As additional evidence of MT. Hunters proficiency we here institute a comparison between the work done by his immediate predecessor Merrill in August and September, and that done by Hunter in December, and January;
 Merrill did in August and September 1877. of Commercial business. ......S7l3 99 Official 4g6 g Aggregate ,2l0 56 Hunter, in December and January did Commercial business. ,0I5 24 Onciai ....-...- s04 O. Aggrigate ,s49 26 An increase of S63s6s.
 Merrill sent and received 2,252 messages. and Hunter aS4i. an increase of :5So
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saturday. Fehruarr 23I. 19ra.

The above sale is hereby postponed tn satursr A d day of March, 1873, by request of A. O. Noyos z in. ED. IT. BowEgs, S1sf.d
 fee-x5-ls7S Dy J. 6. GILES UnczT Shsi1
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Verde, and which he represents to be two or three hundred feet wide. The parties appear to be keeping It quiet, as yet, and we have been unable to learn further particulars, ex- cept that the young man who brought in the ore, and whose name we did not learn. and Capt. Al. Seiber are the only parties who know where it is situated.
 PECK MArTERs.-George Hogle. Supt. of the reck mine and mill, came in on Sunday evening bringing in $3,G00 in bullion. He reports the vein at the bottom of the 40 foot shaft still richer and larger than at any point above. They are still unable to run the mill moro than twelvcs hours in twenty four, in consequence of continued scarcity of water, notwithstanding the late storm. He says the rain and snow does not appear to have increased the volume of water par ticle. It is true that the water has increased g very little, but 1t is from the mine, aad in consequence of work going on in the tunnel and shaft
 We were unable to learn the particulars of the quantity of ore work, yield per ton, etc. as tue trustees Of the company do not care to have them pabiisiied.
 TnE CoScERT TOMORROW NIelIr-The parties interested in getting np the 0lS Folks Concert for tomorrow night, have gone to very considerable expense. and an isn- merse amount of trouble to have every thing in tip-top order, and intend to make 1t success, so far ss first t-elass eistertain- lnenf Is concerned, whether It is such in $ finaneial sense or not.
 The concert wils not l'e repeated, consc-s Quently those who desire to vstsless this unique, rare. quaint and exceptionally af- tractive and interesting entertainment, it. lustfsting, as it will, flse music, costumes and other peeuiisrities of our alicesters SsI five hundred years ago. shouId at once SC cure seat, by appiying either at the store of c. F. Head < Go. or tlfit of I.s BsSlford < Co. xisero ticksts afs for nsje, and diagrams ef tho seals to he seels. Go at oncc and gcs seaf.
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To THE McCLouD MINE. No. 3s U. $. LAND OFFICE, PREscoTr .
 Enl.s,,a ,ss- n stl- z <t
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EAST AND SOUTHEAST.

The powder-mill at Acton, Mass, blew up
on the 18th, killing two men.
At Harrisburg, Pa, two children named
Wood were fatally and two Others seriously
burned by the explosion of coal oil, with
which the eldest, aged IL, was lighting a
fire.
At Philadelphia, on the 18th, Robert Nc
Adams, u years old, and Charles Patton, of
the same age, quarreled over the possession
Of stick Of candy. Patton threatened to
shoot McAdams if he did not divide with
him. As the latter still refused, Patton
drew pistol and shot MeAdams through
the head, killing him almost instantly. The
young murderer then fed, but was SUISSE
quently arrested.
The Jail at Pickens Courthouse, 5. c.,
was captured by an armed mob on the night
OF the 9th, and three illicit distillers con-
fined therein were released. The Govern
ment mas authorized the Collector of the
district to enroll posse Of citizens TO aid in
the recapture Of the prisoners and bring the
mslefactors TO justice.
The coinage of the new dollars commenced
at the Philadelphia Mint Oh the 11th. The
first two dollars struck were sent to the
President and Secretary Sherman.
At Yonkers, y. Y, on the 14th, Theron
Merritt shot and killed Ann Eliza Eeggatt, al
widow, and then killed himself. They we're
neighbors, and both wealthy and respected
people. Merritt was undoubtedly insane,
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Prove 1t.

1t is not very difficult for person to
be sunny-tempered when every thing is
going prosperOusly with him. When a
man has made a handsome sum of
money, and all the signs are favorable
for his making the same amount to-
morrow, how good-natured he can be!
When the hour comes to close the store,
he takes his hat from the peg, buttons
up his overcoat, draws on his gloves
and starts for his home feeling kindly
towards every body. He buys a paper
of newsbOy, snaps him a dime, and
hurries along without waiting for the
return change, chuckling to himself as
if he had perpetrated tirst-class joke.
at the servant, kisses his wife-or ought
to-bounces the baby, and fills the en-
tire household with a sense of his own
supreme satisfaction. How easy it is to
be good-natured under such circum-
stances! What saints we all are when
we have all we want! .
Bul times change. The business sky
looks darker and becomes black with
Ominous clouds. Under our feet run
rumblings and the premonitOry I'M
steadiness which always precede a tin
ancial earthquake. The commercial at
mosphere is motionless- and oppressive;
every body scents danger. Buyers are
timid sellers are suspicious. The cur
rent of trade shrinks. Goods remain
unsold; paper on which you had relied
goes to protest; household expenses be-
gin to crowd; small bills accumulate;
duns grow imperative. Oh, now is the
time, friend, when good nature in you
is virtue; yes, a grace, and a grace so
white that it shall be seen in the highest
heaven and noted there. Now is the
time for you to show what stuff
you are really made of. Now
is the time, if you are gentleman, to
prove it. If you love your wife now is
the time to show it; if you have faith in
something nobler, higher, sweeter, than
this world and its possessions, let that
faith be manifest in your conduct every
where. Don't take gloomy face, and
a surly voice, and a sour temper to your
household. That household has its own
cares, and troubles, and clouds enough
in its own sky. Tell your wife your diff
fculties; but in such brave, gentle
and loving way as, instead of Cypress
ing her spirits, will cause them, rather,
to rise buoyantly at the thought that she
is fully trusted by you and may be able
to help yOu.-Golde11 Rule.
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THE WAR TROUBLES.

The journal de 50. Petersburg declares
uLtenable the reported English demand that
all points OF the treaty should be submitted
to the Congress. If the mission of the Con-
gress is to result in peace, it says, subjects
not of European character, and which
might lead to excited but Tesutless discus
sion, must be set aside.
A Berlin dispatch says: q. The German
Government will not issue invitations to the
Peace Congress until all difficulties about
subjects to be considered are removed. The
general prospect is far from encouraging.
Germany will claim the Presidency by pre-
scriptiye right, whether Bismarck attends
or not. . .... .-..
Berlin dispatches Of the 14th state that the
30th OF March has been the date about de-
cided upon for the meeting of the Peace
Congress. The AnglO-Austrian demand
that the whole of the Russian Turkish
agreement shall be submitted to the Con-
gress, arises from the belief that special and
secret arrangements have been entered into
Independent of the principal treaty. 1t is
not believed that Russia will concede
this. The Powers have agreed to admit
Greece to the Conference.
It is announced semi-officially from St.
Petersburg that Prince Battenburg, the
Czarina's nephew, has been definitely pro-
posed for the throne Of Bulgaria.
The officers of the British Royal Engi-
neerS, the first on the list for foreign service,
have been ordered to provide themselves
with full field equipments and be ready for
immediate service.
A Vienna correspondent SAYS Russia has
notified the Powers that the treaty will be
sent to them Immediately after ratification,
Russia having no reasOnto concealany thing.
This seems intended to reassure England
that there is no secret understanding.
A st. Petersburg dispatch of the 18th says:
Notifications Of the treaty of peace were eX-
changed to-day. The conditions will be
published as soon as they are communicated
to the Powers. 10. .rr.. e-r.
Prince Bismarck has notified the Austrian
Government that Russia, in consequence of
his Intervention, has consented to submit all
the peace conditions without exception to
Congress for discussion, should Congress
make demand to that effect.
The Russi@s have been quietly concen-
trating their forces around Constantinople
and are now situated so that they can at an
hours notice occupy the forts commanding
the entrance from the Bosphorus to the
Black Sea. These movements are causing
renewed apprehension in England regard
ing Russia's Interior designs.
The London Times of the 10Th says that
the latest phase of the difference between
Russia and England seems to be that Russia.
while admitting the right of the Powers to
discuss all points of the treaty, declines to
be ultimately bound by decision of the ma
jority of the Powers. A well informed St.
Petersburg correspondent states Russia will
not allow Interference with points concern
ing the war indemnity, Armenia and Bes-
sarabia.
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himself upon the subject. His wife was
an ardent Methodist, and engaged in all
missionary and temperance movements
of the denomination. She became the
mother of two children, one of whom
lived to be only years old, and died.
She herself died more than two years
ago. .-ur. .l.. .l.r -ste4..
A few weeks since William was up az
H on business visit, and Annals
friends conceived that it would be
good Joke TO bring the old lovers to-
gether again. He was invited to the
house where she was visiting, and Who'll
ly unknown to each other, they were in
troduced as strangers. They were both
embarrassed, Of course, upon recognlz-
ing each other, but in short time were
engaged in talking old matters over,
and were upon the best of terms. She
promised to forgive him, and he was
glad to be forgiven, and they both said
that they felt 80 years younger than
they did before the meeting.
William had business y in the vii
lage again in few days, and, calling
upon Anna, said that an idea had oc-
Cured to him. She wanted to know
what it was, when he replied:
"You see we We're engaged more than
thirty years ago, when that unfortunate
quarrel occurred was TO blame for
quarreling with you, and the quarrel
broke off our engagement. The other
day you forgave me: now, according to
law. the engagement is revived Are
you ready to marry me?"
Anna, of course, blushed. What young
Illinois widow would not under the CIR
cumstances? She blushed, said that
William was not to blame for the quar-
rel; but for the sake of form, and to
make the engagement legal again, she
would grant the forgiveness.
They were married about week ago,
and now are living in Mr.. Goods line
city residence, as happy as two people
can be. They say that they feel as
though life was just begun to them, and
the neighbors think they are really silly.
But what do neighbors know about true
love, which has long run in a troubled
! stream, returned to its own proper
| channel a0ainp t
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as there seems to be no possible way for ac-
counting for the murder on any other the
DRY.
Hon. Robert Hamilton, ex-Representative
IN Congress from New Jersey, died on the
18th. a. "a
Commodore r. +. Pinkney died at Balti-
more on the Nth, aged 81. At the outbreak
Of the civil war deceased was Captain in the
United States Navy, which he resigned, and
entered the Confederate service.
The Newburyport (Mass.) Fivs-cent Saw
lngs Bank has been enjoined from doing
business to prevent a sacrifice of securities
TO meet sudden demand Of the depositors.
Near Pensacola, Fla, on the night of the
18th, negro who had grossly assaulted a
child, aged i've years, causing its death, was
lynched by mob. Tho sheriff's posse re-
sisted the lynchers, killing one and wound
ing five dangerously.
Joseph La Paige, alias Joseph Parish, was
hanged at Concord, n. H., on the 18th, for
the murder of Josie A. Langmsid, aged Il,
at Pembroke, in October, 1875.
Gus Johnson, cOlored, was hanged at
Rome, Ga, on the 10th, for the murder OF
another negro named Alfred, a ferryman.
The Lechmere National Bank at East
Cambridge, Mass, was robbed on the 18th
by sneak-thievss of $4,000 in cash and S47,-
600 in securities.
Commodore John Hodges Graham, U. S
/ N, died at Newburgh n. Y, of apOpleXy, on
the 18th, aged 81. .r...
The New Hampshire election, held on the
18th, resulted in the election of Prescott
Republican candidate for Governor, by 8
plurality of about 1913 majority, lbs.
Mr.. George l.. Catlin, the much quoted
funny man of the New York Commercial.
Advertiser, has been appointed United State,
Consul to La Rochelle, France.