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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-10
FATHER COONEY'S ESTATE.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

PRovIDENcK. II. l., Jan. o. 1879.
The heirs Of the late Rev. Father Cooney, whose
will was admitted to probate in this city few days
ago. after contest. announced in the HERALD.
propose taking the case 70 the Supreme Court. and
they have given notice Of appeal from the decision
Of the Judge Of Probate The principal point raised
by the contestants is that the paper of directions
which the legatce. Father Hughes. OF Hartford. to
whom the bulk of the property of Father Cooney
transferred. testified. was written and pre-
pared by the tcstator with his THE dcceased's 81
the last will. is legally part OF the will and should
be admitted such. forming objection offered for
the first time in the history of u will contest in
Rhode Island, snd the decision of the Court making
precedent for the guidance OF parties who may n,
the future have cause to present similar instruments
on IL IN alleged that Father Hughes used undue in
fucnce to secure the same, the contest will be
watched with interest.
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FIX TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. q, 1870
A resolution introduced in the Legislature to-
day providing for the re-establishment of the whip
ping post. II referred TO committee for the
time being. but IL IL thought that tho resolution
will be taken up and acted on during the present
session. The matter has not been fully csnvsssed,
but few Of the legislators have already expressed
themselves rs favorable ~ II. Notwithstanding the
great cutlery Of the State press.
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KILLED BY FALLING COAL.

PorTsvILLE, Pa. Jan. o. 1879.
John Ruck, miner employed at Sterling colliery,
Shamokin, was killed to-day by q fall of coal.
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Baltimore for Bayonne, was lost in the
gale. The crew were saved after consider
able difficulty.
Both the above vessels are British.
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TELEdRAPHIc COMMUNICATIONS DELAYED.
PARIS Jan. o. 1879.
Telegraphic communication in all parts of France
is delayed by snow especially in the midland depart
ments. Trains are blocked and all tidings Of some
of them lost.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY

The following record will show the changes in The
temperature for the past twentyfour hours in COM
parison with tho corresponding date Of last year.
indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy.
HxpAI.p Building, No. 21s Broadway
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Snow STORMS IN RouMANIA.

Snow STORMS IN RoUMANIA.
BUCHAREST, jan. o, 1879.
The Christmas festivities here have been inter-
rupted by great snow storm. Houses were unroofed
by the gale.
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THE GENERAL IN LONDON.

THE GENERAL IN LONDON.
LONDON. Jan. Q, 1879.
Ex-president Grant was the guest of the American
Minister Mr. Welsh. last night. He expected to leave
London for Paris to-day
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Average temperature yesterday ......... "a
Average temperature for corresponding date last
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FOUNDERED AT SEA.

THE BRITISH STEAMER BAYARD sINKs.-Two OF
HER CREW LANDED AT rEnRoL BY A SPANISH
aRo-AIL THE REST OF THE CREW DROWNED.
(. [BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
MADBiD, Jan. 8, 1879
The Spanish brig Encarnacion, Cap
tain Galiana, from Fernandina, Fla,
December 10, for Ferrol, Spain, landed
yesterday two Of the crew Of the
steamer Bayard, which foundered at sea on
December 10.
All the remainder of her crew were
drowned. tar, Dss.
The Bayard was British steamer of 964
tons, commanded by Captain Everett. She
sailed from New Orleans December 4 for
Rouen, France.
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WHAT Is LIFE WORTH ?

Is II worth the price of bottle of "IALEs Ioxgy Or
HoeEHovNp AND TAR. IL is let the sufferers FROM odd
directly To incurabie phthss and that this pesssnt
edy IN a absolute specific for them.
FIkks ToofmAcnN DROPS cure in minute.
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IFrom Wednesdays Daily.I
&AlAREuAdl.

The Belle ILe Company shipped. per
Wells. Fargo & Co.'S express Monday
night. thirteen bars Of bullion valued
at S2G. 927 O5.
Murray Durham. one Of tho princi-
pal Photographic artists Of Oakland,
CAL, has located here for . short time,
and is now prepared to execute any
style Of work in his line, in a frst-class
manner, at his Office adjoining that OF
Messrs. Keeney & Bigelow. See HIS
notice in another column.
The antics OF an inebriated horseman
on Main street last evening. camo very
near a%ffording Us q first-class item. Tho
young man hailed from some one OF the
outside precincts, and after printing
himself nearly to the brim. attempted
to mount his horse to /" lite out" and
like vaultipg ambition, Ger leaped him
self, landing on the opposite side with
one foot sticking in the siirrup. The
animal, though a gentle one, was unac-
customed to that particular style of
equestrianism, and exhibited a strong
desire to dissolve the attachment exist
ing between himself and his PROSTATE
would-be rider; but just as the horse
had got his heels in readiness to free
himself from the object of his fear, the
riders foot became detached from the
sIirrup, falling heavily to the ground.
and we were spared the painful duty Of
writing up n hasty obituary. True, q
first-class item had been spoiled, but
We are consoled with the reflection that
our loss is probably money in his
pocket,
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From Friday. pAily.l
IkalmnxundI.

The quarterly report OF the County
Auditor viii be found on another page.
Tho Grand Prize mine at Tuscsrors
shipped, Wednesday evening. two bar.
Of bullion Of the value of Sl,673 Is.
Joseph Rosenstock. formerly Of Car
son City, who has been doing business
here for some weeks past, started for
San Francisco, by the train this morn.
ing.
At Covelo, Mendocino county. Cali
fornia, the wife Of our old townsmau,
I. b. Henley, gave birth to u son on
the third Of July. and both mother and
child are healthy and hearty.
Frank Hughes, Of Hnlleck Station,
came up from San Francisco, where he
has taken q lot Of beef cattle. by the
train last evening. He will so west
with another lot in a day or two.
The i%nfatuating game Of Presbyterian
billiards has just been introduced nj
the Gem saloon. and bud Sale, for con-
venience of practice, hos moved his
residence down to that quarter OF the
town.
Messrs. heeney & Bigelow received
from the Clerk Of tho Supreme Court,
last evening notice OF the decision by
that tribunal in the appealed a Of
the First National Bank Of Nevada VS..
Cook Brothers. The decision reverses
the judgment Of the Court below and
remands the case for a new trial.
j. p. Edof. on his return from the
Bag, brought with him u handsome
piece Of Office furniture, in the form of
an elaborate Amberg letter file. 1t con-
sists of aneat chest Of drawers regularly
iudexed from A to u, each drawer being
n convenient and secure receptacle for
correspondence coming under its partic-
ular initial. Boxes, in the form OF
books, in which TO file away the entire
years correspondence in its indcxed
order, are also q part Of the outfit. To
a business in which an extensive cores
pordence Is maintained, this improved
method OF Amberg's for the systematic
arrangement OF letters and papers, is in
advance OF anything NO have seen in
use for the purpose.
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John Ainl"y auI family, who have
boon "u 70 ,ia, t. California l.r several
months past. arrived home Ly tho l-nin
lsst c:rtiuE. The muIu vLj.ct II l.rir
~pTo;rnctoi stsy in thy Golden State was
to benefit Nj. Aiu!ey = hra',h. which
wHS much impaired. Happily tie
chance Of climate had 10 u v,:y cncnur-
aging "x'ent. brought the coveted relief.
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Our old acquaintance and townsmau,
George Ii. Boiler, who it was reported,
had become involved in business mat
tiers aud avoided his liabilities by quietly
leaving the country, arrived in town
this evening for the purpose OF dispel-
ling any such false impression. Mr.
Boiler has been no farther from home
than Huntington AMI Mound valleys,
aud hearing Of the report mentioned, be
returned here Immediately, and this
evening requested that We set the
matter Alright before the public.
Mr.. Boiler does Lot deny that
through unfortunate business transact
tons he has became involved beyond
his ability to pay at present, but that
he has ever had any desire 10 deceive or
dcfraud anybody, he does deny most
emphatically. Having signally failed
in his most earnest efforts here, he nat
urally feels that he might be more sue.
sessful elsewhere, and he informs US
that he will try, for a time at least, TO
retrieve his losses in some other sec.
ton Of country. That no has been IN
fortunate in mining operations in Rail-
road district, and that TO that fact is al
tributaOle his present cramped condition
Is well known to many persons here,
which in their minds has excited moth,
ing but uuselfsh regret, and a hope
that he may be able to find an honor.
able way out of his difficulties.
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The Carson Mint will DO again put
in full blast next Monday.
A pleasant shower OF rain visited
Austin, Tuesday; wish ono would drift
this way.
Judge Messick. OF Virginia City. was
n passenger by tho wcst-bound train,
this morning.
A portion OF the liquors and fixtures
in tho Cabinet saloon were sold at
ShenT's sale, to-day.
The six bars Of Columbia bullion re-
ceivcd hero last Monday evening from
the Company's mill was worth 81, 500.
Tho Central Pacific Company he's be.
gun tho sale OF It's lands in this State
10 parties occupying the same without
having purchased. Twenty per sent Of
The price asked is required TO be paid
the balance on time at ten per sent per
aDnum.
George Seitz aud j.. S. Mayhugh
started with an outfit this morning, for
The Bruneau country, where they located
some quartz leads n few weeks ago.
They brought 10 oresfrom the locations
for assay. and the tests beiog satisiac.
tory, they now go 20 make some further
developments upon their " Gud."
A squIB in yesterdays Times eri,p,
would imply that we were in the bnbi,
OF extracting from that journal, without
a%ccrediting tho same. II that was tho
direction OF the squint, wo deny tho
truth OF tho charge in toto, and demand
the proof. Like the rest OF 'em these
dull times, the TR. contains cussed
little that anybody would want 20 steal,
oven II Il could DO done Iegitimalely.
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Our old townsmAn, Elias De Young,
who has been passing the last few
months among relatives and friends at
his early home in Philadelphia, return
Cd here by the train from the east, this
morning. He is fleshier, and looks
much younger than when he left here,
which feet is attributable to restored
health, and consequent enjoyment Of
lie. He had suffered accutely ut inter-
vals,fo II number of years from catarrh,
aud had about given up all hope of re-
lief from tho malady, but while in Phil
ndelphia last Winter, no subjected him
self to n course Of treatment, including
n couple of surgical operations at the
hands of DR.. Thomas CT. Morton, ono
OF tho most eminent physicians of the
city, who happily effected a speedy aud
eiIcctual cure. Since being relieved Of
grcvious phyaical ailments, tho natural
urbanity of the man again crops ont
upon the surface, and will assay ms
largely to The ton as in his more youth
fnl days. He feels quite content to re.
locate in tho sageLruah, me will proba.
bly, rear the remainder Of his family in
Elko county.
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The Ogdon D,paieh has an account
Of tho discovery Of II heavy vcin OF coal
recently, between Tecoma and Luciu.
at a point in tho county nJout thirty
miles north Of tho railroad, 10y ono J.
Galiiher. A shaft was sunk about thirty
feet. whom n solid vein Of what appears
to DO II good quality OF coal. thirteen
feet thick, was struck. Tho Disg0ich
Snys several specimens wcro boxod and
sent TO the Central Pacific headquarters
In San Francisco, whore thoy will bc
examined and a decision rendered rs 60
whether the Company will consider IL
profitable TO develop Tho mines. and put
In u branch road from Lucin 10 that
point for its transportation.
Should this discovery provo TO be an
extensive bed Of marketable coal. II
would 10 Of iucalculablo benefit 10 this
section Of country.
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Miss Amy Shegwiu and Mrs. Murtha.
rortcous, vino have just concluded n
successful engagement at Eureka. ar
rived here from that place by tho train
last evening, and will appear. ms adycr.
tigcd. before nm Elko audience at FREQ.
mans Hall this evening. The Eureka
aud Virginia City papers nro unani.
NOUS In praise OF the brilliant efforts Of
both ladies' at n series Of entertain
moniS given in those places, which is
pretty conclusive evidence that their
merits ns singors, arc OF n high
order. those favored localities hay
ing tho advantage OF bearing all tho
mos, noted yocRlists that visit tho coast,
and Of comparing their respective gifts
and requirements.
Tho programme arranged for tho
evening. has, at the suggestion Of part
lea here, been materially changed from
that published in tho INDEPENDENT dur.
ing the past week. and will DO found
in tho columns Of this issue.
This last selection will, wo arc con-
WINGED, afford more general satisfaction
20 M Elko audience, pattaking as IL
docs moro OF the secular and loss OF tho
operate.
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
From Saturdays Daily

Salmazuudi.
Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows ut
their hall tonight.
The Odd Fellows will attend the flu
neral to. morrow in a body.
Another special train with eighteen
cars Of tea and four Of time goods rsss-
ed east last evening.
We are sorry to learn that Miss
Louisa Flynn, Pat. McCall's step
daughter is again seriously Ill at the
ranch on the river below town.
The State Statutes for'lS7o have got
out of the hands of the printer at last.
County Clerk, o. Z. Green, has just re-
ceiyed from the State Department a few
copies for distribution among the county
officers entitle to receive them.
Twelve carloads Of fine beef cattle
for the San Francisco market. passed
through here by rail last evening; they
were shipped from IIallcck Station by
Dan Murphy, and were part OF a band
recently brought by him from the ricL
pasturage in the vicinity Of tho Bru-
neat.
M.A.Cook, who sold out his restaurant
business in Tuscarora about a year ago,
and has since been visiting ut his old
home in the east, returned here by tho
trnin last evening. lie says TIE eastern
country is a good one to visit bat not a
desirable one TO 1.-Two in permanently.
He will relocate somewhere IN tins sec
ton.
Dave Wood, one OF the old residents
of this county who for several years
had fai,ed to report ut headquarters and
had therefore been guzetted rs "miss-
ing" and privately suspected Of having
overcome u confirmed habit OF living,
put in his usual sood naturei and high
ly exaggerated blonde appearance upon
Main street this morning with as much
sang Urosi as though he had just return
ed from taking his accustomed nip
at the mill around the corner. Dave
has located upon tho tanks Of Mary's
river, "a irw miles uOr,h OF Wells, aud
has engaged in TIC business @! ranch
ing. Ilu assures us that no portion Of
the county affords more l.ni to the
acre than that through which hUwl
the fcrtli2img stream mentioned,
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From Monday 8 Daily.l
SaIma=undi.

cured at the Bank.
Abe Mooser arrived here from Eureks
on q visit to his family last evening
He viii remain in town a day or two.
Z. II. Griswold arrived here by tL,
train this morning from Wells, and viii
depart for Eureka tomorrow morning
Benson's water-works are still sadly
out Of order. Tho wonder is, and still
the wonder grows. if water on the
brnin's what peeled his nose.
Rev. Mr.. Phelps, who was advertised
to preach at the Church Lere, yesterday,
was prevented from filling his appoint,
ment by sickness occurring suddenly in
his family.
Mrs. Murtha-P ortcous' engagement
with Amy Sherwin terminates at Elko,
She will continue her journey eastward
and depart for Italy at once, where she
proposes to complete her musical edu,
cation. So says the Eureka Leader.
At two o'clock &c day, tho mercury
stood ct &c degrees in the shadiest and
coolest spot no could find liz town. II
kept climbing after that. but wo bad
lost all interest in its s~ubsequon. pro.
c~codingS, having FIRMLY resolved no; 10
record them.
4 heavy storm OF rain and hail in the
Rockies cast Of Cheyenne caused n
large washout upon the Union Pacific
road. delaying tho passenger train west
ten hours at Ogden, in consequence OF
which the express train for San Fran.
cisco, duo Lcro at s:l5 yesterday morn
ing. did not arrive until 6 O'Clock last
evening.
Eugene Stoltz arrived here from Cali.
furuia 10y last evenings train; he has
been Attending to business down there
since closing out tho business of VI.
Bal. d. Tus"arora, and now proposes to
open Il general clothing and furnishing
business on lilo owA accorn. r.: .he old
stand IA the Bacon stone building at
that place. E@Eene is an active, enter
| p.iaiug young man, az vii sccure Lis
tul! share Of business in any live local
ity.
Col. Cole, who will DO remembered
Ly many o.! orr oil residents as a
io'nsr c.u-un ot this place, passed
through FROM tho EaCt with his
family ~ tho train last evening.
lie Isl 20 Vruseut cugasuIi In The ice man
ut"c.uJ,ug business, aud has a lot of
machinery constructed by an eastern
fran for such purpose following by
freight irnin. which be proposes to erect
at San Jose, where al establishment Cor
tho manufacture O! ice is 10 be cE:ab-
lIshcd. Tho Colonel rays he has the
process in Successful operation on q
large scale in som" OF ,uo Eastern and
Southern States.
Tho fuu,..l q John Aiuley'a li.tlo
son, which was 90 have taken place yes.
tcrdny, MAS necessarily pos. poned until
g. d,y, and at 20 O'Clock lila morning
u icuG prrvo-aiou Of cursirgos GIleI
Will friends ard acguaiutuucca OF tho
far.:ly followed tie rc=aain1 to the
! GraNo in to Odd Iollows' buy.
ing ground, Nh. M4!oy being a
monbcr @! Stat organization. Out
! n rt-.n.t 4. l.-.rr.l l-.tl-
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Will remain in Elko n few weekS longer
and work portraits in India Ink or
Colors, any size or style, Mt prices from
so TO $50. Studio at Room SO, Depot
Hotel. Persons desiring such work can
have 1t done in a superior manner aud
save the ~camvasser's 40 per cen by
handing in the work themselves.
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Elegant Photographic Work

hurry Duuham, the celebrated pho.
tographer Of Oakland, California, has
established q Branch Gallery in Elko,
next door 10 BiSolow & Keeney. ntior.
noys.at-lHw. All desirous OF first class
work should avail themselves Of this
opportunity. Give him an early call,
rs his time in Elko is limited.
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Ever body IL Liable 10 Accident

Ever hOiy IL Liable TO Accident.
Tho statistics OF tho Travellers In
suranco Company for tho past year
show losses paid numbering 1907 for n
great variety OF accidents, 500 Of them
railway accidents, and the balance. cuts,
falls, sprains, cunning, burns, horse
and carriage injuries, needles, splinters.
bites, every conceivable thing. A yearly
policy Is cheap. Get ono.
II. NJ. GRANT, Agent.
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THE strawberry season IL nearly over,
md tho church that hasn't yet cleared
OF its debt will have TO struggle along
until Ii Ia again fashionable 10 style q
quart OF water and one oyster q stow.
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PEOPLE often complain OF hard times
from n nero natural tendency TO growl;
but nm old dnrkoy said tho other day:
"Ncber seed SIGH times since I been
born. Work all day and steal all night
and blcsI IL Kin hardly mako n Iivin'."
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LAST week n man bet that no could
eat thirty eggs in thirty minutes. He
lost his money. Tho first egg did tho
business for him. II was no young,
giddy. inexperienced thing, but q vener.
nblo old sage, and did II with its litllo
hakoh't,
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Teams

Messrs. W. j. Urton & Co. have now
hcro ready for shipment to Tuscarora,
fifty thousand feet Of lumber, and still
moro is to arrive Immediately. Tho
price they will pay for hauling IL s15
per thousand.
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Deeds Recorded.

The following decd have been placed
on record in the Recorders Office at this
place since u last report:
w. S. Hillinan to Willet Young, lot
on the corner Of Wood and Jones streets
Observation-Disclosures $500.
Charles E. Abbot to Willet Young,
lot on Jones street, Tuscarora, consid.
Grafton 800.
John Burns 10 j. II. Mackoy, one
half Of the Cornet, Relief and Silver
Bullion mines in Centennial district
consideration 500.
William Tyack to Charles loan et al
lot on Main street, Tuscarora-consid-
Grafton $3.50.
j. j. Sutherland to Margaret T.
Moore, lot Z in block p, Tuscarora-
consideration Sl,70O.
Margaret T. Moore to W. T. Smith,
lot 7 in block p, Tusoarora-consider-
alton $4,000.
Richard E.. Egan to Thomas Stort,
ranch in Ruby valley-consideration,
s 1000.
John Fisher to Thomas Short, ranch
situated in Ruby valley-considerntion,
~ 100.
Henry Griswold to Thomas Short,
water ditch in Ruby valley-oonsidera.
ton, 81.
Mart Smith to Hugh Elias, oil Of the
Cabinet mine located in Tuscarora
Mining Observation-Disclosures, 81.
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pepot Hotel Arrivals.

Depot Hotel Arrivals.
VIM. Mitchell and wife Huntington
II. II. Porch,
L. S. Porch,
Jas. II. Walters. Rye Patch.
W. A. Livingston, San Francisco.
q. d. Adams,
Elias DeYoung. Elko.
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Depot Hotel ArriynIa.

J. +. Drown, South Fork.
Geo. L. Robinson.
Chns. II. Bruce. Lamoillo.
j. II. McDonaI. Caflin.
Mrs.O. Hnlibaugh,
T.. o. Boylan,
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NOTICE.
LAND OrrIcE At ErRsRA, NBY., l
LnlN o. 81 L

LAND OTficE At ErRsRA, NBY.,
July %, 1873.
Notice Is hereby given that tho following
named settler has died notice Of his intention
TO make hnal proof In support OF his claim,
and secure final entry thereof nt the expira.
ton OF thirty days from the date OF this no.
tlCc. VIZ: Charles Adams Of Elko County,
who made Pfccmplion Declafatory Statement
No. CS-(Elko Scrlcs) for the \. T.. u OF Sec.
9, Township 20 North, Range 81 4. and names
The following ~ his Witnesses, viz; John l..
Martin OF Eiko, Nevada, aud Robert Crossan
or Eureka, Nevada.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

I. NJ. Chapman, -
O. H.. Caldwell, q. Z. Il. II.
John Sroufo, San Francisco.
- Bowdc, Baltimore.
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