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THIRTY NINE NEW PHYSICIANS,
Graduated from the Long Island Medical Col.
Iege Last Evening.

The nineteenth annual commencement
exercises of the Long Island Medical College
werelhod last night in tho Brooklyn Academy OF
Music The Rov. Alexander Il. Thompson.
D. D.. opened the exercises with prayer Thir-
ty-ninc graduates then filed upon the stage and
took the Hippocratic oath and received their
diplomas. The first one In limo was l., S. Por-
ter n stalwart colored man. who passed cred
itablo examination. Another Of the company
was DIR, n. X. Foster. who is about 90 years Of
age. He was chief Of Gen. Butor's hygienic
stan during tho occupation of New Orleans
and WAS instrumental in driving Yellow Jack
from that city. The following were the gradu-
atcs
Z Alden. P Axicn. + D Ruuolph, G. r Clement
Dalton, g de Ia Norguc. Dr II rhs,nrcr Geo
Drury, G. W. nurga. l. Esiahrouk. J 4 e. Fisher
\ X Foster e II Fowler. G. l. Howrs. n I Jones' j. \
King, NJ. 4 koons. Vs. II Lgomis ! q, Lo.e W. 4 Me.
A } Osborn : Porter = Porter. Powers WIN
simpson. " : smith. II !. stevens nr W Wylic l. J
Maggunrr. Is Ward, A A wells, q. MosthtoOk
4 A Mhte, Kobt Wilcox, Dr. IN. II. Wilcox, NJ L.
MOoirun,
The Rev o. B. rockingham delivered tho
Grafton on " The Opportunity Of the Medical
Profession" DR. Samuel q. Armor. the Dcnn
of the Faculty, then awarded the pri2e for the
best report ol DR.. Bunkor's leeiurrs-a case Of
surgical instrument, 10 Dr. William Simpson.
and a pair of iorceps-tho prl2e Tor the second
best report-to Dr. CurrAn. lie also announced
that after close competitive examination. Dr.
William Simpson had beon chu.en physician
for the SeHsidc Home Oh Coney Island.
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The Mystery ora Box.

man carrying n small box entered the soap
factory Of Joseph welwool in Newark avenue. Jer
sey CITY Wednesday. ani talked with the proprietor
about buying sosp lie examined variety specimens
and explained that he intended TO buy a considerable
quantity but had forgotten the gauge 10 which he wished
IL cut lie obtained permission 10 leave his box In the
Office while he went to get the information A. he did
not return that afternoon. tho foreman attempted TO
move the box 10 more secure place. He detected
Odor that from the loN Alter brief consultation
Il was decided TO opcnt In Il wa. found the body
infant Coroner cannon ordered tie removal the
mains 20 Hrady's Morguc A little later the stranger
walked into the office OF the factory ami wAs aston.
ished when informed of what had been done He said
MY name IL John Harrison 1--we at -d2 warren street
went 10 DR. Roc ana got certificate 90 the death my
child There was money in the house to buy coffin.
and was obliged to Iut 0e BODY into the box In tile
cemetery the man therc told me would have 20 pay
fec Of $3.50 tor burial permit and returned 10 the city
10 the money. went to several places without sue
cess. and As was tired and hungry, thought wonld
leave the box while continued 10 LOOK Tor the money
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STEVENS INSTITUTE GRADUATES.
Commence ment Exercises In the Gymnasium
In MOboken Lnsl Might.

Tho annual commencement exercises OF tho
stevens Institute of Technology was held in the gym
the institute in IIoboken lastcVenng Presiden,
Morton pre- sided aud Prof Charles McCord addressed
the graduating class The saluatorywas dehycedby John
Kelley Extracts from theses were then read as fol-
Compressed An" hy William Il Baird on The strcngt IN
oi steel" and by Arthur a. De Bonneyillv On Fac
Theory aud Manufacture OF Springs"
The degrees were then conferred by President Morton
assisted ly the Rev Dr. bod. of the Board OF Trustees
The NAcdictoTy address, by Edwin |. Myers concluded
the exercise Of the evening The following received the
degree nf Mechanical Enaneer; oscar ANTI. New Jcr.
scl William it Bard, rrhn-N lynuiai rhny MrchnId,
Iowa. lhrie Bonn Now Jersey. llonrY Bructk,
New Jersey Arthur A DcBOnnrNlc. New Jersey. Riel,
ara Getucr Sow lerse> Alfred W Gibbs New Jersey,
otto e.. G-auturt. Now Jersey, Henry " Hazard. New
Jersey. Frank tones Maryland Elwm l.. Myers, New
York, Frank n Nichni., New lcrAyi William II shrl
don New Jersey John sirphrns Pennsylvania, Hon.
ry su,d N. New Jersey. Edwar1 r. Thompson, New
Jersey, Robert IAhner ohio
The following were made Bachelors Of Science Brown
Ayrcs Louisiana, " lilian NJ. DousherD New Jersey,
john h. Kelly, Now Jersy
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BIiOOKI TN.

James Powers aged ~ OF all Scherme rh orn street
Wa prOstiAcd by heat on Hamilton avenue.
Tho Brooklyn Yacht club has determined t1 sell is
club house at the loot Of Court street bccnu the ming
IN o low lots has removed Il for distance nom the
water and because new buildings erected around II smut
OUT the view from the pihIla. The rub has sold lhe
lOuse II hwlt at Gravoseni bay 10 eNM Mayor "unther
Thcodore Qunback fish dealer OF i03 Fourth place,
Brooklyn, is suffering from the cnrci- h,utug mat
he received about eight weeks ago IN M city aud Dr.
Arnold stub his physician informed Coroner Amns yes
terday that the Injuries wcre likely 10 prove fatal To an
officer who called AT the COroners request Mr. QuahHrk
said that ne was uNing to separate Two BOYS who
wern hghtng he was set upon ana beaten HIS Wounds
he aed In day two but recently he began To supr
anew from them. The police are At work on the case,
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MRS. oLmSTAlD and Mns. DUTcnEM
a fu- In Twenty-hrst Street BOarding
Hou"e. and IA Sequel In Court.

fu-a In IA Twenty-nr Street HOarding
Hou"e. and Sequel In Court.
The occupants Of three carriages allghted
tho l1ty seventh police court yesterday
morning. -Four stylishly dressed women. two
OF whom are young md beautiful. went bo-
iore Justice Duly. and Mrs Marion II. butcher
u ll3 East Twenly-nret street made com
bani Of an assault by Mrs. Anna g. Olmstead
q D.her HeianlOr. The trouble was begun
x NAY, when Mrs. butcher hired rooms ia
ml7 lImsiead's house. but did not get the
M'a sho wanted. md 80 determined TO quit,
smi7 O.inHteal went 10 Mrs Dutchers rooms
WIN % bill Tor board. and had. according TO her
oNh story, a lively fuss. Tho butchers went
sWav ana the furniture in their rooms was
;pui TO b1 injured. Mr.. butcher said that all
uie uam4ge was done by the servants. Mrs,
sSi.!7l"ad Thought Otherwise. and told hor SER
i@hl5 never TO allow Mrs butcher TO enter her
dgu5t again A SICK friend Of Mrs. Dutcher
MrNs WIN Mrs. Olmstead. and on Saturday
D5 mi5 Dll,h"r chilled to see her. Mrs. Olmstoad
Itu'rid Mrs butcher to go out. and elected
thni, Mfs, butcher says that she WAS seized by
H. arm, dragged down stairs. knocked against
Nm WNl ANA hurled into the street. Black and
pup uhEer marks showed the Impress Of Mrs.
N.islea1 5 fingers on hor arms.
sat ph. mas hard and strong hand. Judge"
rniho oMnns butcher; " che ID II professional
,l sh9 Ia q regular physician and has d.
pnInh' sad Mrs. Omateads husband.
Dntlh Olmstead said that she only pulled Mrs.
OA'Snet down stairs gently ono step at uma.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE and THERE BY THl
SUNS REPORTERS
Runaway In Central Park-Mr Radford anA
Mr.. Courtney RescuinR n Fair Haired wo-
man mr. the Sum nit Of Mount ST YIncensz

pair OF horses ran away near the Mount sc.
Vincent Knoll yesterday afternoon when hundreds ot
handsome turnouts slowly going by. There werS
seated on the broad piazza number OF politicians ana
Others, among whom were Mossrs Ely. Sam Courtney.
shook De feyster. Wheeler Belmont Dan Conover ana
Drexe stylish front seated paeon with rumble at
aohment, containing old man and far.haired
woman was drawn furiousy up the little hill past
the broad stone. and around the curve beyond. Tho
rcins were dangling at the heels 0 two spirited ana
frightened bays footnan in the rumble lee
himself down behind and yelled The old cached
Tor tile rens In vain and the sat pale with fear.
The horses ran perhaps two hundred yards sort
ABOUT nearly upseung the phaeton and dashed up tho
Knoll As they nearod the summit the hostcrs ran into
the roadway, where Mr. Courtney and Mr. Hadtord had
gone when the rhncton first appeared. Their combined
efforts stopped u pduuns aud foaming horses Mr. Rad
io aded the Old man. who proved TO be Foster Hunter
OF Newbutgh TO the piazza in the Of the house. ana
MI Courtney was equally polite to the woman
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, Socialists Parade In BrooLiyp.

The BROOKLYN Police Commissioners yester-
day granted permission Tor 400 Socialists parade on
Juy4 Secretary Joseph Ilaer. when asked by the po-
lice officials object Of the parade, said that 10
celebrate the independence Of country The members
Of the society to rendezvous at Turn Halle In Mes
erole street and march thence through Union avenue.
Montrosc avenue, Even street, GRAND street and Grs
ham avenue 10 Broadway where cars will transfer tho
company to Euer's Broadway Park Those who join
the parade to be furnished with tickets strong
police escort IS 10 he provided and number OF officers
have been detailed TO keep order In tIe Park
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Mr.. Samuel Remington. President OF tho
Remington Arms Company said, yesterday. that the
New York agency is not responsible for the despatch
sent from this city to London ANNOUNCING that the
sian Government had purchased 10000 Bcmin, ,on
rides No contract, he sad, had yet been concluded.
whether not the RusAAn agents egOtatng with
tho company he declined to say. Tie Russian Govern
mont had observed the greatest secrecy IN It's purchases
aud Mr. Remington did not wish 10 make public any Of
his dealings with Russian officers That part Of Lon
don despatch which said that the Russians had also
bought large number " guns which had been made fur
the Turkish Government Mr Remington pronounced ut
torlJ untrue the Remington Company never had any
contract with the latter
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The crew thus average lG3 pounds in weight
and 20A years in age. The HarVards average
1863 pounds for weight.
Last year the Harvard crew averaged eight
the latter averaged six months odor. or these
men .. ID. Thompson. the Captain and stroke.
is undoubtedly the best oarsman IA TO finish
OF stroke. although he has his equals in
the boat for strength and endurance. Capt.
Thompson rowed sixth in the University eight
OF 1877, and in the Same seat in tho eight Of
1876. Herman Livingston rOwed second in tho
1877 crew. and L. i. Hyde rowed third. The
rest are all new men. whose experience has
been confined TO class racing. Aldrich the cox
swain. had the same position last yeHr and is
noticeable for his dimnutivo form MS well as "A
stentorian voice. which makes every one smile
when they ascertain whence II arises.
Yale will row in Waters paper boat similar
10 Hnrvards. though twenty-five " thirty
pounds heavier. Washboards aro on her to
guard against lumpy water.
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Capt. McDonneii's Loss.

Capt. Charles Mcdonnell of the Prince street
police received many expressions OF sympathy ycster.
DAY from members OF the force the sudden death Of
his eldest daughter Kittie Mcdonnell Little kitie was
only ~. years age She was remarkably bright and
precOcous. and had won high rauk a pupll In St
JOsph's Parish school few evenings ago Fitue was
taken III after she had attended festival Her illness
was not regarded as serious. and she out ON the
porch yesterday few minutes before her death several
police officials will attend tie funeral services in Bir.
mlngham Conn, saturday
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A-Taraniela. -. 90 @ nlsO9 "a p ae7?
The catamaran Deception lcit tho homo
stakeboat on tho starboard instead Of the port
hnnd and was left out of the race in conse-
quente. The W. Il. Brown wins in the first
class the Ne,tle, snilud by Cult. Dave Snede-
kcr. in the second; tho Addio TAYLOR, sailed by
b!ib bTPylor IN the third the br3'hgrs sailed
ran Tarantelld. in tho ilith.
After the raco. the crew Of the No Name sent
10 rho Judges Mossrs. NJ. Roosevelt schuyler
A. Oarey smith, and T. W. Ostrander, and made
com nplalnt against tho Netil". that She had not
only foued them. buthad also louled tho stake
h1ut
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Miss Keen. Wedding.

Miss Elizabeth M. Keen, daughter Of Mrs
William B Keen OF a26 Madison avenue was married to
MIR llialmar llorih Boyesen, Professor OF German IN
Cornell University last evening Mr. Boycsen is sfavor.
ably known the author Of "Glunar" ani # various
stories nnd poems In magazines lie born An Norway
uHnh lie came To TINS country the following YEAR ami
became assocAte editor Ol the H,Hnt 30 Ntsiau puh
lsauon A small party was present M ti, wedding ui-
cluiing Judge Van Worst aud family, Charles Dudley
warner, tnurrh, ana the hth,r of thr Eronu. Mhu
has rehnqWfhrd hs cunni-i son m the army Sweden
AMI Norway. ami lives IN Nlnolnnd, New Jersey Mr
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Was He Kidnnppedf

Two men who were trampinR through Nam
hatanve with ten.year Old boy Yesterday stop
ped by onicer Kelly on being questioned the ran
away The boy said that his name was Richard Chuin-
ley and that while he ing In front Of his fathers
house at l6 Grand street Cleveland Ohio on Sunday
last the two men asked linn II he would like to New
York lie replied that he would. aud they started the
afte eastward bound train The Society
for the Prevention VI Cruelty Children has asked
to invest the
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The unrecognized aged man who was found
in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Wednesday morning.
wl; his throat cut died ai 81 O'Clock yesterday mOra-
INK in the Long Island Cole.e Hospital just before he
expired an cfurt was made 10 get from linn his name
lie understood 10 reply that II Michael GLASGOW
and lAal be ANNl 10 Connlcucut
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staten Island Real F.,nte by Auction.

Staten Island houses and land. belonging to
the estate Of William B Duncan OF Duncan. sherman 4
Co, were sold yesterday by the order of the as
ssnc OF the broken banking arm, SIX lots 2iNi32 feet
between Gray and Cedar streets. In EdgewRler. were
sold for S2i each Five acres between Cedar and Old
Town avenues, near the Vanderbilt Landing, pnr.
chased hN q I Bonner al go Mr. Bonner also
bought llh acres on Grymess l. IN Edgewater, near
the first landing NJ sl7o an acre. fy acres thc Old
Town ronl, heretofore by H. W. Cannon Tor a
breeding farm, wcro bought IN separate lots BY broker
understood 10 " acting tor Mr. Cannon ut fIom WI JJ
W $3.50 All acre.
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Pushing on the Great Bridge.

Tho sixty-hrst and sixty second strands al
the great cables o the East river bridge have been
pleted and being wrapped and the work OF
sructing the fatal sxiieth strand which slipped
its astenings on being completed and darod into the
river, being pushed The strand has been cut into
cral lengths. and drawn ashore and the wire is being
utilized Extra precautions to be taken hereafter Ia
lowering ihc strands. aud pulley Of kind s to W
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Michael Tobin was yesterday found guilty OF
numbering Peter Albcrs In West Point Feb "a iIis
lawyer Gen Foster. asked the jury TO acqut him on the
ground that the Killing done in insane frenzy
caoned by his be lief that Abrrs had been Intimate with
Mr. Tobin The Jury was out less than an hour To the
verdict Of murder in the hrst degree added
meIinton 10 mercy TOhn preserved the stole
indifference that he had cNucei throughout the trial
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MADRID. juno 27.-The announcement Of the
death ot the Queen Of Spain has been received with pro
found and sympathy throughout Europe. The
feeling IN Spain almost approaches CONSERVATION. The
body will lie in state today and Will be conveyed to the
royal mausoleum IN the kcurial tomorrow
The President of the Medical Faculty oi the ROYAL Pal
ace, IN his bulletin announcing to the President tho
Council ol Ministers the death the Queen Atiruics
the painful event "a nervous gastric fever uc uaupd
jy vert intestinal hemorrhAse.
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The Long Branch Races.

Tho races at Monmouth Park beginning on
saturday, June 20 promise TO be brilliant and exciting
One hundred ani twenty horses representing New York.
Virginia. ani Maryla s'lbcs the course and sig
races are announced tor each day. including hurdle
race The horses are in good condition. and fast time 10
looked for Ilc track has been greatly improved aud
pAschgers Will be landed at the grand stand By either
route a. 81 iOr the round trip.
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Surveyor Merritt'. Bra.. Buttons.

Gen. Merritt. Surveyor OF the Port. has donned
the Custom House uniform Of blue with brass but
toni. lie also wears the Treasury regulation hat Near
Is all of the Custom House Inspectors night officers ana
ushers about go in ALL have provided themselves with
the official dress. and wear II when on duty some u
them look nposng The uniform Of Mr.. Benedict, the
veteran chief Deputy surveyor who is member Of the
JnI0n League Club, Is not yet ordered.
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While three little children wero playing in the
yard at iiv Bank street three weeks ago Katie Cu was
splashod with water. and her father thtashcd Bovey
Shcard. on the 2is inst, AS Boycy's father Orlando
Shellurl entered the hall way kttcs father William
Gull struck him the head Win IAving stone shel-
lard died in 81 Nincents Hospital yesterday
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Les. Noise on the Metropolltan.

Treasurer Brown Of the Metropolitan Elevated
Railway said yesterday that the officers expert
menung with large number appliances for ossenng
the noi,o caused bN the trains. ana that ee cuAl
measure would be adopted within A few weeks
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One More Zig Hotel on coney Island.

Mr.. Brcslin ls to be manager Of the now Hotel
Brighton Concy Island ant young Alex setson for
merry OF the Astor House Is be connected with him.
The place Is to be called Brighton Beach The rail-
road l. completed aud the hotel Is to be opened Tues
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FREEUOLD's GREAT DAY.
Visitors FiockinE 10 Witness To-dny's Ceie-
brntion ON NJ Monmouth Battlefield.

FREEHOLD. n j., June 27-The celebra-
tion OF the centennial anniversary Of the battle
Of Monmouth 10 morrow will be the mostnOtable
affair OF tho kind ever seen In this State. Trains
arriving hero TO night are crowded with visitors
Among the visitors arc Cen. ScWell. who COM
mands the Second Brigade. which leads the
parade after Grand Marshal Yard and his
aids The Grand Master Of Masons is TO follow
with his officers. escorted by Damascus Com
mAndery Of Newark. with which other Knights
Iemparand Musons arcto unite; After tho local
committees are 10 come Gov. Mcclellan and
staff and other state on 'iae. then the veterans
OF three wars, aud various state associations
There are 10 ho two meetings and two sets OF
speakers The. Hon. Joel Parker is to preside
in Monument Park and give the opening nd
dress Then the Hon. Henry Armitt Brown Of
Philadelphia and tue Hon. s. s. Cox are to do
livor orations, and Thomas Dunn English is TO
preside at the other meeting in ThrockmOron's
neld. and there in addition TO Mr. English's
tarrn ston. rfesdont OF Of %aSash College iii iii
nois. and Is. W. Throckmurton. There are to
be music and singing at both meetings, together
with prayers and benedlctlons.
The brick foundation OF the monument. six
feet high stands in the thrc,e-acre field about q
quarter OF a mile north Of the Court House and
the corner stone 3 feet inches by Is inches Of
Quincy granite, presented by Thos. 5. Field Of
Middctnwn, is ready TO bo hosted into its
place. Tho formal presentation is TO be mndo
Tor The monSmeSpt, X Mr.. T. y. Morris. ber
bnn-l n-lhW MT. =. ~ toA hTTlNtI tO-nlknt. MT.
Brown telegraphod that he was indisposed. but
will come If possible. As Gen. Fitzpatrick and
sundry other well known orators are to be pres
ent. there will be no lack OF persons 10 supply
Mr.. Browns place. IL necessary.
In tho afternoon there is to be a competitive
drill on tho fair grounds between brakes s
Zouayes Of Elizabeth and Company G OF tho
Third Regiment. and a game Of polo by the
Brighton Polo Club OF Long Branch. This lit
tic town is draped with bunting and decked
with flags from end to end. The limited hotel
accommodations were all taken up early in the
evening and many had to take quarters in pri-
vate houses, Long after the other visitors wore
asleep the Hon Joel Parker and his commit
tee held consultation over to-morrows great
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The Thermometer In New York Yesterday.


At Hudnut's at 3 A. NJ. Gs'; 6. Gso; 8. 49,: II
NJ, S., ia T. NJ 81. 4. S., 9. ei' H. 49,.
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JO7IINGs ABOUr TOWN.

Southeast to northwest winds partly cloudy
or e!eag, occasional local rains.sli ehlly cooler.
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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-14
NO. 562.)
A IRRIGATION FOR PATENT.
Z. S. LAND OFFICE,

u D. LAND okFlCE,
Helena, Montana, December %, 1877,
Notice is hereby published that Thomas Cooney and
Michael Monaghan. whose post office address is
CANYON Ferry, Meagher county, Montana Terri
tory. have this day filed application for patent, I'M
der the Mining laws Of congress, for q placer mine
situated in New York gulch mining district. Meag-
her county, Montana Territory, designated as Lot
No. 46, in township No. II north, range No. ! west,
which claim is not recorded. and described in the
official plat and field notes of survey on file in this
Office as follows:
Beginning at the northwesterly corner at a slate
stone, lSxl0x4 inches, marked / NJ. {. IS, from
which the initial point for New York gulch mining
district bears n IS deg 8 min w 9s al chains distant
and running thence n 50 deg Z IL chains; thence \
sS deg IS min z IS. so chains; thence S 8 deg Is min
E 4.39 chains; thence 5 50 deg 40 min " 80. so
chains; thepce S IS deg W 8. 81 chains; thence n "a
deg w 8 SIS chains. to the place of beginning, en-
bracing an area of nineteen and seventy-nine hum
dredths (l9 1900 acres, upon which a notice of
said application, together with a plat of the prem
ber- 1877, according 10 law. The names of owners
of placer mining ground adjoining on the east and
west are unknown.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the above
described placer mine, or any part thereof, are
hereby notiief that unless their adverse claims are
duly FLED according 10 law. with the Register of
the U. s. Land Office, at Helena, Montana, within
the sixty days period of publication of this notice,
they will be forever barred, bv virtue of the provi-
sions of the Mining Acts of Congress.
j. H. MOE, Register.
3. F. MARSH. U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor.