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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
DULL TIMES.
COnnty Officers Compl aioing OF Hav-
ing Nothing to Do.

The county officers who have Offices
in the Court House complain of dull
times and having nothing to do. The
Sheriff says the Office is not paying ex-
penses; the Clerk is off 10 California,
aud his deputy can attend to all the
business OF the Office without working
by candle light; the District Attorney
is engaged on work that does not con.
cern the public, and the Recorder sits
in his Office with lots of nothing TO do.
This is rough on the new officers, who
imagined that tue Offices were regular
bonanzas. which would pan out from
two or three hundred to n thousand
dollars month. but it is not bad for
the county.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-30
Prisoners Taken East,

Deputy United States Marshal Nc.
Lain. who went East on Tuesday to
Eiko, with the United States prisoners,
Doc. Bell aud George Wilson, who
were sentenced for life to the Albany.
New York, penitentiary. returned last
evening. his principal Marshal, Ash,
having gone on with the prisoners to
their destination.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-30
On HIS Way 10 Nova SCOTIA.

Theodore Hale. formerly resident of
this county. and for eight years Deputy
State Controller, inform, the Phoebe
Record. by letter written at Boston
that he is on his on his way to
Nova Scotia with an Eoglish engineer
to examine mioiDg property in that
blue nose region.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-30

John Cox aud Ben Stones have pur-
chased of John Robins controlling
interest ia the Humboldt mine, Sit
mated about two miles and half from
town in Wlnnemucca Mountain. The
other interest in the mine is owned by
j. N. Young.
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TO The Public.

"THEREAS at a regular meeting of the
w Board of County Commissioners, it APP
pearing to the satisfaction of the Board that
more than five freeholders of Lake Road Dis.
trict, interested therein. have petitioned this
Board TO construct wooden bridge across the
humboldt river in Lake lad District, Hum.
boldt county, Nevada. at Muttleberry's, at or
near point where the Humboldt river inter-
sects the Township lines between Townships
rs and q, N. of r. 81 E., Mt. Diablo meridi an,
and il also appearing that said bridge will
cost more than 500, it is ordered that legal
n ,tice Of the application upon said petition
be given by the Clerk, according 70 Sec. 4,
Page 80, Statutes Nevada, 1877.
Notice is therefore given that on wednes.
day, February 18th, 1879, at the hour of IL
o'clock A. M. of said day, at the Clerks office,
in said county, said Board of County Commits
sioners will meet as aforesaid to heal appli-
cation ON said petition, aud witnesses will be
heard AMI examined touching said applica-
tion, and the same will then and there be
determined.
By order of the Board of Commissioners.
J. b. JOB, Clerk.
Winnemucca, January IS, 1sT9-2w.
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Senate bill No so. providing for APP

Senate bill No so, providing for APP
peals in civil actions. was passed.
Assembly bill No. 80, exempting
printing material from execution. lost
by tie vote. 10 ayes and 10 noes.
Fisk gave notice Of reconsideration.
Assembly bill No 49, to provide reve-
nue. for the State. passed.
Assembly bill No. az. to reimburse j.
F. Holland for money spent in prose-
eating Maopi reservation murderers.
was discussed in Committee of the
Whole, aud recommendation made that
the bill do not pass
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The NEVADA LEGIsL ATURE.

In the Senate yesterday. the judiciary
Committee reported unfavorably on
Seuate bills Nos 81, 81. %, 26, 40 aud
46, aud favorably on Senate bill No. 81 .
The Elko and Tuscarora Railroad bill
with amendments was reported by the
Committee on Railroads., and its pass.
age recommended.
The Governor sent 10 the biennial re-.
port of the Regents of the University,
aud message with his disapproval of
Senate bills 80. 80 and 13.
Boardman presented memorial and
resolutions asking Congress for two
millions of acres of land for the benefit
of schools.
Stewart presented a joint resolution
asking donations of Government lands
to those who construct artesian wells.
The following bills We're Introduced /:
By Cassidy -To authorize the Com
missioners of Eureka to pay certain
road debts.
By King defue the duties of
pawnbrokers.
Assembly bill No. %. to provide for
the compensation of Witnesses in crimi.
nal cases, was referred to Com mites on
Ways aud Means.
Assembly bill No Z. to regulate the
sale of pois)ns and patent medicines.
was indefinitely postponed.
Assembly j,iot resolutions. relating
to indians in North eastern Nevada,
were ado oted. Comins gave notice of q
motion to reconsider.
Senate bill No 8, concerning Jurors.
was reported unf.vorably by the
Judiciary Committee.
Senate bill No. 81. to create Board
of Tax Commissioners, was indefinitely
postponed.
Senate bill No 4S, relating to awards,
was indefinitely postponed.
Ia the Assembly -Oo motion of Fisk,
the circumstances against the repe i of
the Drummer License Act were referred
to Committee on Trades and Manu-.
features.
The following bills were Introduced:
BY II ,rlow-To estlbish State
Printing Office and create the Office of
superintendent of State Printing.
By Melark ay-To prevent the ex-
huming aud transportation of dead
bodies.
By Davies TO provide residence
for the Governor of Nevada. aud APP
propriating $4,000 for that purpose.
By Howe--To create State Bo ,rd of
School Examiners.
BY Patton TO amend an Act rela.
tive to the government of the State
Prison. 1t provides for the election of
Warden ana Deputy Warden by the
Legislature in joiot convention.
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TO whom it may Concern.
January Term Board OF County Commits
sioners of Humboldt coun y, Nevada.

January Term Board OF County Commits
sioners of Humboldt coun y, Nevada.
SATURDAY. January %. 1879.
The following order relative to INDECENT
sick persons was this day adopted by tn
Board. and ordered published in the SiLvEa
STATE for the period of 80 days:
1T is ordered that hereafter NJ bill will BE-
Il allowed against the county for any SER
vices Of any kind or any material furnished
for or to any INDECENT sick person unless the
person rendering suca services or furnishing
such material shall give or cause to be gwen
at the earliest possible time in the due course
of mail by letter to the hartman of the Board
or by notice personally given to the nearest
or inost accessible member of this Board q
notice of the s.rvic S rendered and material
furnished and Of the condi ion Of the sick
person. Nor shall any bill be allowed for
treatment or services rendered or mat rial
furnished to any person unless such person
was an actual INDECENT sick person.
By order of the Board.
$1,000, J. II. JOB, Clerk.
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Ghosts in the Court House.

1t Is asserted as positive fact that
the Court house is haunted. An occu-
pant Of one of the rooms in the build
ing was astonished few evenings ago
to see through the key hole u light 10
his room, and male aud female APP
partition in close communion with each
other. He attempted 10 opeu the door
but found that impossible, as it was
locked on the inside. He procured as.
sistauce aud fually succeeded in open
ing the door. bat the ghosts had es.
ciped through the window. aud their
tracks were plainly visible in the fresh
snow outside.
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q CARO-.

To all who are suffering from the erro,s and
indiscretions OF .outh, nervous weakne IS,
early decay, loss of manhood, &c ), 1 y ill md
recipe that WILL cure vol, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
sionary in South America. Sen q self-ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH T..
INMAN, Station D. Bible House, New York
City. dsc-2-'7S-1y
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-30

Transfers just in from Silver City,
Idaho. say there was about three feet
of snow there when they left. aud
nearly foot as far south as Sheep
Ranch, ON the Owyhee
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-30
Ina AriZ0ns,

1t is reported that Denis Coryell who
left here about year ago for "the
springs" leaving many creditors to
mourn his departure. is now at Pres.
colt, Arizona. with his family.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-30

M. s Bonnifeld aud s. S. Grass
who for several days were engaged 10
eniightening the citizens of Battle
Mountain on legal propositions, re-
turned yesterday.
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Proposals Wanted.

SEALED proposals for ms uring the Comfy
~ Courthouse at Winnemacca, Nevada, for
the sum of $4,000 will be received by the
Board of County Com missioners of Humboldt
county, Nevada, up to IL O'Clock M. of Monday,
the 7th day of April, A. ID. 1879 Proposals
should state name of insurance company,
name Of agent at Winnsmucca, if any, rate of
Insurance per annum, ana contain such other
Information AZ will enab the Board to fully
determine the terms and character of the bid
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and ali bids.
By order of the Board,
J. Fl. JOB, Clerk
Winnemucca, January %, 1879. ja2s-30d
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Paradise Valley Ore.

Four cars are being loaded with ore
from the Paradise Valley mine at the
mill track for shipment to the kye
Patch mill.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-30

Range of temperature at the Signal office
yesterday Highest, so deg; lowest, deg;
range. a. average. 1871 deg.
Note In che column headed " Min. Their
mometer" the figures indicate the lowest
ten Jerature dlring the night at the
respective stations.
JSO. HEALY,
Corp'l signal Coro-, u. -. A.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-30

Judge Marshall of Reno is in town
on professional business.
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SAN FuANCIsOo srDCx REPORT.


~ FIX
Last Evenings Beard.
90 Raymond u Ely z
80 Eureka Uou.. III
lS5 Jackson TX IN
1850 Belmont ~ 75c
40 Leopard 800
22O n Belle SIX
$50 Hnssey 20 l5c
l6D Manhattan 3Z
$40 DeFrees loo
800 Grand Prlzs 440 435c
1850 Endowment loo
4l0 Independence l60 l70c
1890 Belle Isle zoe
$50 Argen 70 60c
% Navajo 35c
go Day 2Dc
260 Highbridge u
2l50 Paradise $50 255c
$50 Real Delmonte ~
40 Hillside l9o 1000
400 Albion soc
go Modoc IS soc
l25 Bodie ~ II.
50 Bechtel 75c
200 McOlinton 400
80 TIoga $50 l45c
400 summit 2
1870 Bulwer l44
500 Goodshaw SIC
so Minnie Bell 60c
800 Oriental 5Uc
400 Booker 35c
100 Summit 2
$50 Con Pacific ~
800 Mono ~
tbs DudIey q
300 South Bulwer Goo
$50 Chieftain sc
40 Martin White 5
100 south Bnl~ er soc
50 Bulwer Az
$50 Mono | II
This Mornings Board.
$50 Ophir 3is4 35
$50 Mexican 80 38A
$50 Gould Il Curry 1877 1917
335 Best Il Belcher az %
l4O California 81 9I
400 Savage IL 1917
ABS Con. Va. 81. 80
81 Chollar AZ
345 Hale Il Norcross l7H Tx
l65 Crown Point so 5ss
$40 Yellow Jacket 1917 20Z
l40 Kentuck 6 6X
1925 Imp rial l05 ll0c
245 Alpha 10 l4T
6l5 Belcher 81 6
no Confidence l5s@
$50 Sierra Nevada 40 481<
$50 Bullion 81
985 Exchequer 6L 6
us Overman 1917 1917
: 800 Justice 4l0 400c
$50 Succor 80 Toe
40 Union 81 6Oc
635 Alta 81 So
955 Lady Bryon IS zoe
IT'S julia 365 300
1920 New York 50 l00c
so Silver Hill 2l0c
40 Mexican 1871
100 Imperial llOc
60 Crown Point 81 5T
30 Baltimore 1900
1900 Z Sheridan 40 SOC.
rs Lady Washington "a 2H
1850 Kossnth 20c
100 Andes 80 45c
$40 Ward 80 75c
rs Scorpion
440 Leviathan Coo
395 N Con Va7H
1925 Trojan As Acc
1850 Benton 5H6
$40 Solid Silver CSC
500 n S New l0c
$50 Flowery As soc
800 N BoDapza 240 %
100 Douglass 55c
400 Daidanells 3L
g $50 Challenge 3.
GRm1nzMnExxnxxmxxEEn
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AIKEN g, O., Townshend dlll, gsehma9 Ps.l, Talbot
Md} Smith on j. Republicans i Me',rS Ward Pal Cas-
Public Bqildngs and gr9nnds-pemooIrats: NesTs
Cook GA, Young Iennh MckenMHe Ky kimWel M99.
publicans. Mossrs CLARK dowa, Jorgeusen Va), sarn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mcssrs Henry midi Morse
Mass. Martin UeD; Republicans, Messrs Boyd dl)
Mileage Democrats, Mcssr. Cobb dndl. Knot. lKyA
Nils dcNnsl' Republicans, Messrs Chtenden a. H.
Expenditures Of the state Deparimcnt-pemocrats
Mo)i Repgbhcans Messrs Newberry Michh Barlow
Expenditure Of the Treasury Department Democrats.
Messr> Morrison ND, ForneN, tAnl Turner Nah
Mc.srs OMEN tPal Weaver Sat. fil Starn ~ ~
MSS kY fe G s we Ho Jones
Nat, TEX. Republicans, Messrs White pa. NorcrOss
.Expcrditure. Of the Navy, Department DEMOCRATS,
Mcssrs Townsheni dll. Phelps VnnnJ. kitchin a. O.
llul fla,, Republicans, Mcssrs. ". A. Wood g. ",
ESpcnditurts Of the Post once Department National
Nj Iadd Mcl Democrats Nicssrs Morcy Ciissl sparks
lnl Pochler Minpl; Kepunhcans-Messrs. Blake IS j.,
Expcnditurcs OF lbc Interior Department Democrats,
Williams Ala, De Ia Maiyr Nat. lndJ; Republicans.
Expenditures vt Public Rmdings-Democrats Messrs.
peuster tWttl, Bright 1ennl Herhcrt az OK.ily
q. w. Ford Nat, MOI forsythc Sat, III. iokum Nat,
Expendi,urcs OF the Department Of
lgrd ,Onio New dgdl fh.ser Ay Da,i Ne,; ., Ike,
Ievces OF The Mislssirpi- Democrats Nessrs Robert
cans Mes,r.. Bayne daJ Boyd 1llj, Caswell ,wis),
Rulcs-Dcmocrat. the speaker, Mcs'rs stephcns GA
nnckbnrn kyJ, Republicans. Messrs Garfield Vhiol,
Helorm IN the civil servce-Dcmocrats Nessrs. Hos.
Wticr mpdG Cra'ens .Arke House Tenn h,nna w.
nc, Wcs. aScw. S a,eton is Bu,ier
worth lOhW. Richardson Is. "
R"m naS St" Me. g sckas GnGS ig%on Va
Carlisle ,kyi s,,phen, ,Ga hwinS ohio Loan;,6ery
/ Jldcuan Iowa. Van Noorhis n ~ hoknm Nat. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-12
KATE WHITE'S CASE.
EntIcIng her sultor into her House, where
Another stabbed Him.

In the fall Of 1873 James Concannen OF 93l
Fast l09th street was engaged to marry
Kate White. comely Irish girl. Kate proved
faithlcss and deserted him for good-looking
Italian shoemaker Girado Lenbano. who has
little shop In Third avenue. near 10th street.
James met Kate on Saturday night last and re-
proved her for hcr uerady. She cried and said
suo would explain all II he would call the next
evening at her mothers house. 3l3 East lllth
street.
At 10 O'Clock on Sunday evening as he was
passing the house. Kate called him in. He fol-
lowed her 20 the second story and found her
mother there. He had been in the room short
tune when there was "a sharp knock NJ the door.
Kate pushed James into nh inner bedroom and
said size would see who Knocked. James saw
her admit the Italian. lock the door behind him.
aud say something 10 MIN Ia a foreign tongue
J. nbano wakrd straight into tho bedroom
and demanded, What do YOU want here r
WAS invited here,' replied ConcHnnen.
Lenbanp drew long. keen stletto from his
bosom aud said. q" ] VIII kIll you, Mr.. jim"
Then he made Two lunEes. which CuucAuuen
varied on, tho steel passing twice through his
hat Lenhuuo stood m for u moment and glared
al him. Then he struck again. the blAde pierre
ing Cuncanneu's hand. Coucannrn shouted and
made desp erate III ITS 20 open the door. Finally
kntes mother opened IL for him and he darted
out pursued hy Lenlano. ConrAnnen was in the
AOrkNlle Police Court yesterday with u ban
dtgcd hand. Lenhauu Is II saifron-hued man
with jet black hair ana gold earrings. He and
hate were uc used OF cuucing Coucanuen into
the room with ieloulous mt mt TO- XIII and rob
Both were committed by Justice kasmire.
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BREIKERS AHEAD.
The shIpm a.ters'A association Charges A Raint
the sherId's once.

A member OF the American Shpmasters'
Association has been given power Of attorney
by that association 10 present 10 the Bar Associ-
alton certain charges against the Shcrln's Office
which the association have prepared. and 70
take SUCH action as may be found necessary in
reference 20 the snne. The association AYERS
that it Is the practice Of certain disrcputable
lawyers 10 board vessels on their arrival in the
harbor. and persuade some one OF the crew to
make charges OF assault nj sea against the Cap
tain or Master. An arrest follows. and tins rs
attended by Sherus fees. and rs u rule tho
engagements Of the accused officer are such
that he Will prefer TO compromise 10y the pay
mcnt OF money rather than be delayed in port
awaiting trial. In many Of these cases. the
association AYERS. there is no ground for the
accusations Of the seamen.
The partcuar case upon which the assocla,
Dorp Of the bark Ortolan 81 Philadelphia. He
makes affidavit that soon after he mad made his
bark fast at the foot OF Joralemon street Brook
yn. few weeks ago. he was arrested by n
deputy sheriff on warrant granted 10y the
Marine Court. charging that lie had assaulted
one OF his seamen. Tho charge he alleges WAS
false. lie Was arrested 40 ~ o'clock Z. VI. and
was held hy deputy sheriff all night. lie paid
q hIl from the Shrrf's office. amounting 90
S2G.I5. The items Were. for service OF warrant.
Sll.Ij; extra service ~ deputy. $40. and tee ~
50. All Of which charges b. views as Illegal.
As he was obliged 70 embark on another voyage
aud the delay would have cost him several hun
dred dollars he paid lawyer $50 10 compro-
mise the cas".
The association are collecting other aifldayits.
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Liquor Dealer. and the Revenue Laws.

decided TO accept the ocr " $50 compromise from
Lc0ynsky rroup liquor dealers, IN the criminal suit
against tem FOR filns 10 make entries IN Wholesale
hquor dealer. book and Tor sending out unstamrcL
silrt. Boo pHr ,asc- an imitation Of foreign spirits The
nih WHs sued no clNt acton, ana the Government OBJ
tanned verdict OF slpl penalty Tor the offence
The criminal suit dvcu 'ri ON the ground that the
GovrUmeu 10 couli not prosecute ciyily AMI crmua ly
fer tlr sumo offence tut Judge Bachtord decided other
vl- aul sustained the view " the taken by Assist
ant District Attorney G. ? l.. Bulcr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-12
WASHED AsHoEE Ar EAST HArEx.
John Rollers Sickness and Mysterious Dis
appearance from this City

The friends Of John Roller have identified
tho body that was recently found in n mutt
lated condition on tho shore Of East Haven.
Conn. Mr. q. Ii Schmnke, with whom he was
last employed in this city. was found yesterday.
He keeps n bakery at 1856 Greenwich street.
Sehminke says that Roller had been with him
little over a month on the 9th Of March last
and that while IN his employ he attended
strictly TO business and was suhcrAud unusually
rrticent. lie seemed To have no acquuntuuces
and never went out Of the house except IN the
wagon with his employer. He worked 50 hard
ON the 10th aud Dist of March that he was taken
down sick. lie lay in bed Tor three days and
then, finding that he WIS not recovering his
strength me- arose and went out. hut did not
say whore he was gong, lie took small bun
die OF clothes and three dollars, the amount he
had earned. A despatch from New Huyrn says
that memorandum WAS iound ON the body
with the following written in German;
r Fhnser Bot1ugcn. Baden, Grcutirrs Hotel, Green
schmidt. E.seN street. l2i. grocery store No Canal
street; corner Caste Garden,
The ll3 evidently refers To / 10 Avenue A. At
that number nm old friend Of Roller was found
Yesterday. named Phillip Meier who has an
lee route. He said he had not seen Roller for
some time. When he last saw him, Roller was
with another German, stranger to Meller
The latter did not like the looks OF thls man.
Beslaundried shirts the city o. to rs British socks
DOC pair; linen collars ~ 20 perdOz j. W Johnston, 100
Grand 81 also $40 9Th ay, third door above 25d st-Ad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-12

HALL-McBRIEN ON Wednesday. April 9. by the
Rev. James Millctt, Marery McBrisn W Frank NJ Hail.
late of Greenwich Conn.
MAYSARD-TAYLOR On tho 10Th inst In Phliadel
phia Pa, AT the Church Of the Epiphany by the Rev
Richard Newton. d d. rector, James Maynard OF Knox
VILE Tenn Caroline Jones' only daughter Of the late
William J. Taylor, Esq. ot Philadelphia
MECKIER-POpPLER-O Wednc sday. April Q. By
the Rev Dr. Burch Louis ~ Mcckler to Phoebe S. Popp
Ter 10th ~ this city
VINCENT-BLIiH At Buffalo on the LIST inst by the
Rev. X. Gernaine. T.. l. Vincent 10 Abbie s Bllgh.
WALKER-kETClIUM-O On Wednesday. April a. the
rcsidenee ~ the brides parents BY the Rev Dr. Henry
Martiu scudter. Eiw. Walker TO Mamie L Ketehum.
both Of BROOKLYN.
w1LCox-ROBrNsoN- On Thursday. April 3, by the
Rev. Henry Bromley. Henry A. wilcox OF Scotland.
Conn Louise g. Robinson, daughter Of the late Gasn
Robinson vi this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YoRK, April 11.-No demand from export:
ers but fair sale for home use and slightly improved
feeling with moderately active trade Poorest TO hest
sold al sls6iOHc D. 10 dress h6d57 ms to the gross
cwt General sales including medium 10 good steers
were nj patnc r. n. Prices TOR sheen and lambs were
fairly M aint incd aud the tendency favored the selling
interest Unshorn sheen scld At e. 5nNf6 81 y ITO Ms.
wearing lambs at 6A e65sc ~ spring lambs ut ~ 100
s. 10 head. and car loads Of cpIed sneeP5nrN ".
rivals of the season. going nj 44d5Ac. y D. NO
boys for sale alive, and with the rrOduce Exchange
closed there were no regular sales " dressed hoga Nom
inal quotations for live hogs. SISsA2O 100 Ms
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British Denunela,loa of the Canada Tariff

TORONTO. April ia special cable despatch
from London to the Gde Nnu.iarn organ says.
The Canadian tariff IS universally condemned this
country Meeting hed by persons interested. In
rious places The Hudicrsned Chamber Of Commerce
has passed resolution that i'm view of the commercial
policy adopted boy Canada being practically prohhiuVe
VI NE impott Of BRUSH manu.actures. g Chamber
memorable the House o Commons to appoint select
committee 20 consider the relations Of the mother scum
NY with the colonies with the view OF placing CONNER
ciA relations ON more satisfactory basis In various
parts OF the country meetings were held AMI resolutions
passed directing the attention az Tie Colonial secretary
II Ln..L.L
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Mr.. sAlhor'. Mining speculation.

Detective Won Gerichten Of tho Central ONCE.
on Tuesday night arrested Alexander Beuham agucsto
the Holman House, on telegram tum CananIMgua.
y Ia the Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday. a
warrant produced. s.gncd hy Justice Dallas Doout
tie on complaint uf T.. sailor. resident ui Canaan.
dalgua. u said that Beuha bad uhHWrd $50 iu money
RON Mr sailor, bog falsely representing himself as Tie
owner uf CERTAIN Wul. stuo hs o Colorado iu wlch Mr
sailor had been induced o. take am interest ktuhaw
o, tall man. with long dafa beard ntd was neatly
dressed. lie hdd uNtIuE tu ll turned "
tie officers u bee taken GIuuulul-ua
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suing for the spoil. of War.

RICHMOND, April 1.-THE cases Of the United
States against number o prominent Nir.lmtus-NuoWn
as The Gold Cases"-Aavc been set Tor trial 100 the
luted States Court tomorrow These are cas-s In
winch tNe Federal G1Ncrhmrn' sizes Nt'ov. VIM smith
ami other state uC lIlA who On authority tlr
uWc Of the evacuation of Richmond 10 1868. tor 5000
god claimed hy the lmtrd States As spuls OF wax and
sall " have lNem AnIr0lrlAicl " ine leIenlAnts.
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ArrIvcd-FnIDAT, ApTH IT,
IS Twice. Crowell Fernandina
s. Ontario, Roberts. Liverpool -
SIS Nevada, Rigby, Liverpool March 70, and queens
town 3uth.
IS Gnucus. Benrse. Boston.
So Aims Williams. Pnrtau.P Prince.
IS Gate City. Daggcu. savannah,
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