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New-York tribune., 1884-01-26

ces upon Berlin society," which recently appeared in the
NOUee Rerue OF Paris has been seized in this city Dy
the authorities The articles grossly lbeiOu- of tho
Emperor the Imperial 'anly and tue German Nnistry'
DURLIS, Jan. 25.-The gale on Wednesday demolished
the Catholic church in Manor Hamilton County Lerm
LONDON Jan. 25.-The British schooner Luthen, which
sailed from GreenOck October 30 for ST. Johns N F.
and subsequently from TrOOn wrecked In the late
gale near Neyln, Wales, and four Of the crew were
drowned
PARIS, Jan. 25.-The members Of the Radical Left or
the Chamber OF Deputies have finally settled upon their
programme regarding the revision Of the Constitution,
the abrOgaton OF the COncOrlat and the election VI
Judges
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THE CATTLE BILL TO BE REPORTED.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2j.--The House Com
mttee on Agriculture has agreed 70 report the bl pre-
pared by committee OF cattle men, with amendments
making an appropriation OF $3.50 900 and calling upon the
States to appropriate amounts equal to those appor-
toned among them The bill Ia virtually the same "a that
prepared by Representative Hatch and introduced by
him al the last Congress 1t will he reported TO the
Honse tomorrow. The bill Will be accompanied by
communication from DR. d. L. Salmon, Veterinary sur
geOn of the Department OF Agriculture pointing out the
dangers 10 the by the existence OF pcuro pneumO
mia among cattle IN the East,
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FARMERS VINO WANr TO TIX DOGS.
EXCITEMENT AND AMUSEMENT IN a LEGISLATIVE
ITTEE-ROOM.
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lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TkIBCNF.l
BOsTON, Jan. 90 There was IN amusing
scene to-day the state House Several members OF tie
Legislature from districts have stirred mp the
Commonwealth, by proposing to make II impossible Tor
any except tho we uthic,t classes to own dOSs rde
Governor in MS message, prompted no d0uJt by some
farmers who may have lost few sheep 10y dogs called
attention the subject an referred TO the d3cue " the
sheep industry n this state which, how may be due
10 other causes than that OF the by dogs To-day
the first public hearing given at Tho state House
JuliusA Pal nor, rural 10 1slltOr spoke vehemently
I'm favor OF the protection Of human life against attacks
b dogs and nstuccd several eases in which he had been
nut I'm dancer by these anmls while in the ordinary
conduct OF b nrss He al that tlcr5 Is animal 80
dangerous as a dog, a statement which vas met with
hsscs anI dedye laughter by the audience Tue laugh
ter yas renewed when he aldeI tdi IN the belief that
any man lni.ht keep dangerous alimh II he
chose he had kept pet N tke. but
had kent Il under proper safeguards Vigorous protests
we're rei.,-l number o. gentlemen against the pro
nosad legislation. one OF the number Al watts,
he well known dog DOCTOR and when n Palmer asked
him II he lad ever known 0 persons whom ne DID not
mink M 10 keep dogs. watts replied promptly. Under
thc circumstances should think you were one OF those
uersou." Later every Ody got excited and AL tried
fo talk together and while the excitement at its
hoi,h woman who had been attentive witness, sud
denly -ptang with wOpound canine pet IN her al H
and rushing the head or the room thrust the dog In
the face the committee and exclaimed, do you thik
NV dog would Kill shecpV
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SHREWD DETECTIVE WORR.
THE CONFIDENCE OF A RoBBER sECURED-THE BUZ-
ZARD GANG ARRESTED.
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ZAHD GaNU AhhEoiED'
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EPHRATA, Penn, Jan. 22.-This town was
thrown into great excitement this morning. when be
came known that three men and arrest-
ed accused Of being with the Infamous Buz
Zard gang. detective. George +. Bartholomew. came
here last November with the determination OF nquring
whether Mrs Abe Buzzard any other person WAS in
league with OF the Buzzard gang, furnish
ing them with information TO keep them
from being arrested and returned to the
Lancaster County jai Bartholomew disguised himself
tramp and inquired for work. trying, however not
come near any OF Buzzards men. He went to Mrs.
Abraham Buzzard and asked for Job, but informed
that no labor OF any kind with the exception OF Tobacco
stripping, could be had the mountain. The next day
he went and had consultation with Squire Rraatz. OF
this place, and informed him TO his progress
on New Years night there q RAT
ding match for turkeys at Greenville, u
small farming village two miles frOm hore; and while
there he made the acquaintance Of Eli Hney OF the
Bzzard gang who has already served long terms OF i'm
prisonment for being concerned with the gang
II not long before they wore great friends, ana tn
du2ed IN drinking. Bartholomew careful not to
take too much. He met Hney few nights afterward,
and they then planned rob several farmhOses In and
around Reinesown which doue the following night
Hney thinking he had the full confidence of BarthOlO-
new, who RAGGED clothes all the time.
confessed to him large OF frobberes which
committed in November and December. The Detective
IN he meanwhile visited Squire KTaatzs Office early,
bIt careful not to he seen.
Monday rulnor started through the village that
detective vas m their midst and that starting inoFma
ton would be gwen to cause large number Of arrests.
The 1eteuve, felrlE that 80 n OF the persons wa0m
he intend ID to arrest would escape, male information be-
Squire KratZ this morning for the arrest of Eli
Julia Ann B1zzini the wife OF Abe Buzzari They
caught, the could not got ll aud locked
up The wOmans father John StOyer, ave security FOR
her she then returned tO hrr fathers home, who're she
has been staying. Excitement is intense.
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JUNIOR HONORS At PRINCETON.
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PRINCETON, Jan. 2j.-The names of repre-
sentatives from the Chosopnc and American Whtg So
ceties the Junior contest u take place
commencement. were made public this evening. The
election made the ground Of excellence evnccd IN
the preliminary trial just Completed The orators are s
follows ClOsOphic, K. p. Wilder, ~ McIiyaine, s. H.
Leeper ID. Edwards Whg. J. K Mum ord, w. W. Con-
nor, J. IL. Cleveland, and 6. l.. Bennett.
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, BARK ABINDDSED AT SEA.
inv TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRBUsE.l

Bo,rox, Jan. 25.-Thc British steamer Roch-
dale Cautain Tindall from the Mediterranean arrived
in Boston oday and reports that ast saturday wneh III
latitude 80, longitude 81 she fell IL WIN ,e
ri, el,o,l, y Ca,taln soich from Brazil for HALIFAX
and Nevyork with a valuable cargo OF $500 bags OF
snssr I'm distress The crew, eight In number WIN tnt IL
oiofg yyerr taken on board the steamer ana Drouhnt
To.tn,N ,rIe hsrk which had arung leak, ana had
boui ihr1p and half fcct OF water In the hoi, was
uhun
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
A DETECTIVE SHOT DEAD IN VIENNA.

VIENNA, Jan. 25.--Mr. Bloch, a detective,
while going home in Foudsorf YESTERDAY, shot
dead The ASSASSIN. who is apparently workingman
endeavored escape hut was seized by citizens passing
bv and taken 70 police station, where. upon searching
him he WIS found 10 be ia possession Of dynamite
bomb revolver AMI poisoned dagger One OF the oitI-
zens who aided gIrestug tho murderer Seriousy
Wounded In thEh The assassin vainlY endeaNOred 10
eynlde avuaitc cartr tge in order to kill hm ELF and
hs captors The murdered detective mad recently ar
s{on
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COCLD NOT READ ms TITLE CLEAR.
lBY TEIrGEArn TO me TRIBUNE. !

NEw-HAvEN, Jan. 25.-,Judge Stoddard has
denied the application OF the Rev r stanborrys conn
sci or mendamus compelling the refractory trustees OF
Bethel Church to permit tho appointed but rejected min
lister TO preach there hereafter The reasons ss.euel
were that MT Stanbcnys title was not clear and
OF no public Importance which Of the two m,rrs the
one appointed by me bishop the selected by tho
people, should preside. - "
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EOREIGN NOTES.

BrRIIV, Jan. 9j.-Tbe Emperor "hnaI ne''H - ~"
pfoying lie held brilliant reception yesterday
vtf.S. Ian 2j-u the Lower House Of the Austrian
Parliament the debate upon motion declaring the Ger
man TO he the state language hls beun and ex'e great
interest. -, os..
LONDON Jan 25.seven lads belonging 10 Tue feio' u
pivar Mrso on January IL have been arrested at Liver
pool pon tho charge OF setting lire to the yesc one OF
th sds that there wero twelve ot them e0n
ccrnod III the plot, 49,, -.
nrp,ry Ian ob.-A book containing some bitter sTti'
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
DIR LASKER'S BODY IN GERMANY.
FUNERAL SERVICES AND ADDRESSES IN BREMEl
HAVEN.

FUNERAL SERVICES AND ADDRESSES IN BREMER-
HAVEN.
BREMERIIAvEN, Jan. 2j.-The body of Herr
Lasker was landed this afternoon and carried to
the hall of the North German LlOyds building,
where his friends relatives a number OF oihclals
from Bremen and citizens of Bremerhaven awaited
Its arrival A band performed the dead march,
after which the President of the Bremen House OF
Burgesses delivered a speech in eulOgy of the de-
ceased man.
Herr Baumbach member of the German Reich
stag, passed q glowing eulogy upon Herr
Lasker's activity aud work in the interest OF
freedom and right. He praised the unselish-
ness of the deceased man which had
served as an example TO all popular repre-
sentatives. He concluded as follows: Before this
coffin let all strife rest"
Herr Wuelful deposited wreath upon the coffin
in the name of the Secessionlsts of Germany.
The preacher, the Rev. Dr. Lewingen, also deposit
ed wreath upon the coffin in behalf Oh the
Israelites.
The coffin was placed on catafalque which was
decorated with flowers. The band played Beet
hoyen's dead march. Herr Laskers brother and
brother-in-aw and several hundred mournets
grouped around the catafalque and the PROCESSION
marched TO the railway station The vessels ia tne
displayed flags at haIf-mast. Deputatlons OF
friends and relatives escorted the romans 70 bernh'
BERLIN. Jan 25-Great preparations are 6elng
made here for the funeral Of Herr Lasker. baron
Staufenberg. member OF the RechstaS arrived mere
today TO attend the funeral service at the Grand
Central Synagogue he will speak after kaobl Jr.
Frankel. The coffin will be conveyed IRON the
synagogue TO the old Jewish Schoenhauser Gene
tery The procession will include four bands, dele
gates of workingnens clubs, ten Liberal clubs,
with banners, etc.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
A COSTUuER SUES ~ 4CTOR.
LEY rrIrGRArn TO I'M rnInINE.I

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25.-Alfred Il. Van Horn
theatrical cosumer to-day brought suit against william
f. sheridan upon a claim Of $500 for costumes
furnished 20 the actor several years An attachment
Wa, issued AGAINST Beneficial Saving Fund. IN whose
custody Nh Sheridan is supposed to nave some money.
Tho counsel FOR plaintiff that Nj sheridan may
have the claim or may thiuk hc hl defence
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
TOPICS FROM MADAGASCAR.

LONDON Jan. 25.-AdYiceS from Madagascar
state that when the United states steam Brooklyn was
al Tamatave the captain ntnd n to visit the town. bat
as he was prevented ro landing in his own DO It, he de-
Glued Landing in a French boat which rendered him.
Two thous ,nd people resent at the corJn 1on OF
Oueen Ranivloul III. on NOvem -. TIc Q lean tn
her epaerh upon ascending tle throne, said: shall
proye my self soldier really 10 defend WITH you TIE
faud OF our ancestors
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
4 RECEPTION At CORNELL.
icy rrrrGe,ru 10 THE rnrnUvr.I

ITHACA, n. Y. Jan. 25.-President White
commemorated Founders Day this evening by giving
reception to the faculty Of CorLe University and the
leading towDspeOpe OF Ithaca IFS private library OF
over l2 900 Volumes said TO contain tie largest cOlec
ton IF book, on the French Revolution In the Unit d
states thrown Orcu for insp ctiOn To the great de-
light of the Tue affair passed off very pleasantly
ana was lar sciy attended.
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SHOT HIS WIFE And HIMSELF
fBr TELEGRAPH TO The 1RrBrsE.l

BosToN, Jan. 25.-John Spsulding md wife,
OF Newport. Me-. did not 1.-Two happily, aud about two
years ago they separated the husband leaving town.
spauldng returned his former home Thursday night
and urged bis wife 10 again lve with him. She refused,
and st O'Clock this morning lie shot bar nlctng ser
ous but perhaps not fatal wounds and hon shot hseu
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
4 NECRESS MURDERS i CHILD.
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V1cKsBURG, Jan. 25--A man named Lewis.
who works on the steamer T. w. Cole left BIS little moth
eress boy in the oaro Of a negro woman. Ann Hutson
today In the unhappy fathers absence she become en-
ragged at the child and heat hin cruelty Then 10 stop tho
wails Of The little sufferer she struck him blow on the
back with rcdhOt poker, breaking his spine. Finally
she throw him into the fire. where he dcd in tO1ne ut
she slartcd 10 bury tae charcd c0e ln was aIre.od
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
THE uBERT BILL PASSED.

CALCUTTA, Jan. 2J.-Thc Legislative Council,
which has the matter under consideration and debate
since January g. yesterday finally passed. the llhor bill
s amended 60 that every European prisoner will have
the option 0f i trlal before native oI European judge
ar
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.
ANEW CITY CONTROLLER FOR PHILADELPHIA

ANEW CITY CONTROLLER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
pm AprLPHIA Jan 25.-GOvernor Pattison to-day mp
no,6ted Wrn W. Hiyst the CITY Ontro!eIshp. which
was made vacant by the death of +. Harper Jelres.
Mr. Iirt heretofore held the position OF chief cierk IN
the Controllers ONCE
HELD ON 4 CHARGE OF FALSIFYiNG ACCOUNTS.
CHESTER Penn, Jan. 2j.-Isalc Rodgers, a clerk tn
the First National Bank OF this city, was arrested to-day
and held 10 answer charCe OF alsiug the accounts
oil depositOrs TO the amount OF $500.
SENTENCED FOR MANsLAUGHTER.
CAMDEN y J., Jan 25.-Brazicr Bartholomew Higilley.
who was t,ed Camden County Cohrt on the cdaIFo
Of murder IN the kIlins 90 Jonas cross, ana VINO pcalud
s1,iy t0 uansaughter was sentenced today 10 unpri5
0nul5ut fOr four years In tne pen!tehuary.
TWO MURDERERs HANGED.
MOUNT VERNON, Ind, Jan. 25-AndersOn and Snyder,
muricrpra. were hanged to-day at the same time. The
latter calm, offered prayer and sang: the FORMER
Anderson Was only s,rangled. They murdered man
for his money, SIS last August.
THE FALL RIVER COMPLICATION.
E.t1 RIVER Ian 25-Tns reduction IN wages OF mill
Will take effect Monday February u io
details of the reduction will be deOded on tomorrow
The spinners talk strongly OF striking, but II h go' u0oi
tain what VIII be done.
A MURDERER ADJUDGED TO ~ lNSANh G
BoerON, Jan. 25.--ROger Amero, OF IIympVn, y 90
yho has lain i'm ia for mouths, charged WIN the
mnrdrr of Mrs Eta g. Carlton will be discharged ana
The ind ctmcnt against hm dropped tOuOIlv"' h"cto
Is adiudgcd insane
ACRIMINAL GROWING BLIND.
NEwHAVTN, Jan. 25.-Isa1c IL LOckWOVu' IN prsoIi NJ
Wethersaeld for sending 10 every bank cashier " mau
circulor announcing that he possessed Oh FlSOOu
10 lie used saving youne men from dSErdos whe na
converted money to t1er own use, hnd lhoh
them whom learning their secrets, IA becoming Oh ana
has petitionAd President Artnur Tor pardon Ocuiss
ssy he must be discharged In order " save Ills Slgh
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
A BLOCKADE IN TONQUN ESTABLISHED.

PARIS, Jan 25.-A dispatch from Admiral Cour-
bet dated at Hanoi January 49, states that he had
established blockade, which will be maintained
throughout Tonquin, to prevent the entrance into
the country of all articles and material contraband
of war, bu ample facilities will be afforded for
legitimate trade All was quiet at Sontay: The
French expedition against the insurgents in tho
South has been successful.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
THE GERMANIC AT LIVERPOOL.

LONDON, Jan. 2j.-The tugs that were sent
out yesterday from Queenstown met the White star
steamer Germanic of Waterford. AMI tOwed her 70 Ly
erpoo The White star Line steamer Britannc, for Neg
York will take thirty of the saloon passengers or tho
Gernalic.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
SUNDAY TEAMS ~ MASSACHUSETTS.

ley TrlrGRArm 10 me TEIDtNE'I
BosroN, Jan. 25.-The Railroad commission
ers in long and careful prepared decision which WIZ DO
printed tomorrow, grant tho petition ol 'p' n1ns
and Inc Bostoo. Boossc Tunnel and Western Kaii3a QUO
Companies 10 rin their Wet Shore night eIpr'ss u"a
on Sundays.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
GIVEN To HIS M0THEES CUSTODY.
my TELEGRAPH TO TnE TRIBUNE. J

IUf IELEbRNH 10 IHt II'IHLNL
NEw-HAvEN, Jan. 20" Robbie" C.. Peck, the
twelve year-old boy for whose custody his pattern al
grand parents his mother and his father have been h
eating for several months to-day given over to the
care Of his mother by Judge stoddard in the Superior
('ourf
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26

dead spaulding was blacksmith, and served during
the receiving several severe wounds Tic was VI
intemperatc habits.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
SENTENCED FOR MANsLAUU7

CAMDEN y. j., Jan. 25.-BraZier bartholomew llghey'
who was t-d m the Camden County COhT on the cd@IFo
or ,rdpr IN te killing u Jonas Cross, and who pleaded
q1tty 10 mansaughtcT, sentenced today 10 unpl5-
0nuI jut FOR four years In tle pen.tenuaTy.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
TWO MURDERERS HANGEI
THE FALL RIVER COMPLICATION

FALL RIVER Jan. 25,-Ine reduction IN wages OF nh
operatives here viii take effect Monday February L. inc
details of the reduction will be decided on To- morrow
The spnners talk strongly Of striking but II - yo' uhcci
! tain what will be done.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26

BOsroN, Jan. 25.-Roger Anero, OF IympYH, ,h 49,
who has lain IN Jail for some moutsN chasyu VII" t 's
the Indictment against him dropped tomorrow. Amer'
Is adjudgcd insane.
Delta chief., 1884-08-27
NOTICE
To Holders of County Warrants.

wHEzEAs, The 51ating indebtedness OF the
county Of Delta IcsES3s the sun u ten thousand
dollars and
HHEEEks- \ petition signed by I11-e than tftY
Of the electors of the s.z.4 eIulEy OE Delta Who
have p4.i taxes upon property Asssss>E11 % -heEl
in said county in the preceding year. has been
presented TO the Bard Of County Commissioners
Of said county. praying sLid CDIalltsslgEge-s 10
publish EDt.re requesting the G1LL=rS 9f county
warrants Of said county 70 submit il writing 10
aid CIzlr.Es,Juers within thirty days frgzl the
date Of the 1rs- PGbIicsIi0n Of such notice. a
.L4geEArrt Of the amount 1f warrants Of aid
county. with accrued interest thereon that they
viii exchange ~ par fIE the bond, q sid cEIlty
b issued under the provisions q The act Of TIE
General Assembly u the state %: Colorado. en-
titled An Act u enable the several counties Of
the state % Fund theIr FllalI1- lrieh-sLues.," "
auuraved February =. \ D Is>l- said bJlIs to
bss-r eight Per cent interest
Nos, Therefore. public Ea-ice i hereby given 20
the E1ItE-s q aid warrants % the county Of
DeLtA % submit in writing u the BoArl Of CON
ruls.iDa=rs Cf sz5d Gluufy. within thirty tays
from the date hereof, statement Of the amount
Of said warrants, with accrued interest thereon.
which they viii exchange At par tu- the eight
per cent bonds % said county. issued under the
Eh.Jve ruea-tars1 zet- provided the sane sh4ll
hsrea FER De ordered issued by vote Of TIE i-x
payer. q s4td county
b order u the Bard.
y L KELLOGG. County Clerk.
F.rs. plbliCatiDu. July .. l..4
Delta chief., 1884-08-27
LGSD OFFIcE AZ GUSSI@0S. Colo.
a----.-- = -

L,SD OFTTeE At GUSSr-oS. C0Lo.,l
August l6, is's-
sS1tias = bereby given that the flLlaViaE named
settler has ElesI notice q hl. Iuteutiga 10 make
nrlAl pro: IN support Of Ais claim. and that tid
p--JE Ill b made before z L kellnZ, C.ETs 5f
district court At Delta Colo. on CcEUls: = ls.S
VIZ. John e HJEani, D. : q. Ute >.rie-. f5- the
w - =. -. sEht sec y, net4 uElG nv. Ee-4
sc T. town = sglIh, rzuse = gest O! the Oh
principal meridian
He names the l0ll8EinZ witness % prove s.s
cuu-!uu0ls residence upon. and cliT!yETlua uf,
aid land. viz George W. NDI-iy. " 2 Johnson
J1srpa Rollins erBl Alert WilslIu. all 0f Delta
Colo JOHN J. THOMAS. Register.
Delta chief., 1884-08-27
Notice for Publication
LASD OFTIcE AZ GUSSIsOS. CoLo-, :
Artgyr-f u Fs-g !

LASD OFFICE At GUNsIsgS, Cool
August q. is-{
Notice !. hereby given that the f3llJ<iGE named
settler has fled notice Of bis intenii0u 70 make
final p-oDf in SUPPORT q hLs claim and that aid
p-r8f Niu be made before > z kiax. cgulsy
Judge at Delta Colorado. october =. Is.s. VIZ
Samuel 2 snyder u. :. 10 -. Ute series. fJr the
I1 south. range = vest SEh principal meridian
H names the following witnesses 10 Move his
c1v.t uJs1Gs residence UpJa. and cultivation a.
aid land. viz: Wm. Grant, J. Msrc8tt, walter
sesJ.t and 4 {. Hutchinson all % Delta, Colo.
JDUS J. THOMAS
Delta chief., 1884-08-27
Notice for Pu bIieatiou-
LAxD OFFEcE AZ GVSNr@oS. C1Do- ,
AIgus- : l-s4 J

LASD DFFECE AZ GrNNIs1N. tuLo-
August :, iss4
Notice + hereby given that the f1li01.RE named
settler has fled notice of his intEutiua o u Ike
SaI proof in sg1pg3rt o. his clAisl Eni tiEG aid
p-u-1f will te aZzl!e before z l.. kellgEf clrTE q
district CJ1rt Al Delta Colo C-tgber :. l-s,+.
viz: Charlie. A states d. : =. Ute se-s7.. for lhs
> \ sEi4 sTi sel. sgc 4. town Is sguiA. range
= aSss: 6th principal meridian
He names the following Ultns=sses to -pruTe his
continuous rtsfdslre up-Il. and Cultivaiiln o.
safd lxnd viz. A. J. SPAR. Nathaniel Wales, !. C.
Guuu and Frank EnpT-. all o. Delta, Colo.
JOHN J. THOMAS REGISTER.
Delta chief., 1884-08-27

been, while there, aggravated BY many who
we're unwilling to make any allowances for
his old age and petulency.
went few nights ago to hear the cele-
brated yiolinist Of the Pacific slope, John
Kelley. and after listening 10 him for 4 comp
le of hours, am free 70 confess that he Is
little better fiddler than |. More anon.
" Z DEAN
Delta chief., 1884-08-27

VIM. n Hastings struck water a: the depth
of forty-seyen feet on his Garnet mesa ranch,
good, pure, ice-cold water. Since this little
feat vas accomplished the value Of ranches
on this mesa have increased 500 apiece
Just think. nearly $4,000 in value added to
the valuation Of Delta county by the act of
finding wafer at reasonable depth.
Delta chief., 1884-08-27
Notice for Publication.
LASD OFTIcE AT GUSSrs1S, CoLo-. }
Angus, u. ls~.

LASD OFTICE Al GESSIsoS, CoIo-
August p. ls>I-
SC:ics T. hereby given that the follOWing named
.eftleT has hled notice of his intention 10 make
r7lal proof in support Of his claim and that saf
prus1f will Be made before Z L kellogg. clerk Of
district court. at Delta. Colo Du October L. l,o
viz Frank T. Psszick, D. = l5I. Ute SeTles, for the
ssI seI SEC 9. - sw54 SC 10, and nNi8 of nE'
Is. town Is sDuth, range = vest SLh pEiBe!i iaI
meridian.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove his
Continuous residence upon. and cultivation or
aid Land viz. : kslsD Prank Cole, W. z. John
son and J. c. Howard. all % Delta Colorado.
JOHN J. THOMAS, Register
Delta chief., 1884-08-27

The watermelon festival to be given By the
ladies Of the Baptist church will come of
next Tuesday evening. Watermelons will be
the principal feature, with ice cream, cake,
lemonade. music, singing, and general goa
time on the side.
Delta chief., 1884-08-27
Ranch for Sale.

One mile east Of the posrnfice- 157 acres,
about 10 acres fenced with two wires and ee-
dar posts about ; acres in wheat and oats,
small frame house, IiIIs, ee!let and lined,
household furnItur consisting OF 4 rev cook
ing stove, bzistezsd, chairs, table, etc; also
team of good mares and harness, pillow, good
COW. and S29I.53 ditch stock in Big Rifle
ditch. All for 81, so. Inquire AZ this ONCE.
Delta chief., 1884-08-27

Most Of the material for the new Presby-
terrain church has arrived, and it is expected
that work on the eiifce will begin soon.
Delta chief., 1884-08-27

The Republican primary Of the first pre-
einet will be held in this Office at three o'clock
this afternoon The county convention will
be held in the same place next Saturday.
Delta chief., 1884-08-27

The raising of the fag-pole was postponed
last Saturday, on account OF the excessive
dampness, until after the primary this after