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New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
THE Arm OF JUSTICE FALLS

PHILADELPHIA, March ISpecidt I.-W hIlc
workmen busiy engaged on the new City Hall
this morning they startled by sudden and heavy
crash Of marble. All work for the moment ceased The
caused by the breaking of large portion OF
the figure OF Justice holding the scales In her hand The
piece that fell portion OF the the hand ana
the scales This heavy fragment fell within foot OF the
head OF gentleman who had passed into the east
entrance. No person injured
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WHY GENERAL BLACK Is SUITED.

CHICAGO, March 6.-"What do think of the
CAbinett" said General John Black, Of Danve as he
at this afternoon. surrounded by the members Of tho
Hhirtyseventh Illinois Regiment gathered in their frat
annual reunion. sm disposed to think highly Of the
nsmbss, especially the Secretary of the Interior He
hsAed me todsy Of my appointment - sCommissioner
RePenalons ofccurse accepted. Tho kilograms that
bassd between ~ were two. and were % followss
= WAsBIEGToy March g.
30 02lBRkL J. O. BLACK, PGifrey House, Chicago:
1he President thinks yonr Ofcta connection with his
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THE RETIRING CABINET OFFICERS.
THEIR DESIGNATIONS ACCEPrED-PLANs FOR THE
FIXTURE.


ley TELEGRAPH THE TRIBCSEI
WASHINGTON, March 6.-The designations OF
the members of Mr. Arthur's Cabinet were formally ac
certed by the President this afternoon Thc retIns
officers have been busy for the last rev oaSs
signing documents of routine character. which hao
been preparcd before the new Administration came ILL.,
All the members of the late Cabinet The Star says, nave
comoeted their plans for the future Mr. Frelinghuy
sens intention is to remove to his home at Rartan
MI He will occupy his home in this city, however ior
about month, during portion OF which time no Will
have Mr. Arthur and his children as his guests
Mr. McCuloch will resume the unpretentious mode o'
living to which he was accustomed before he became
Secretary of the Treasury for second time WIN MS
family he will spend the summer at his country nome
near Washington.
Mr. Lincoln intends to take good rest Tor three or
four months before resmng the practice OF his proes
sion In Chicago. He will retain his house on "
setts-aye for at least month He Will probably go 10
Chicago however in week or two, to attend 10 some
matters OF a personal nature. An -
Secretary Chandler intends residing on Is until sum
mer begins when he will remove TO New-hampsniro'
Senator from that State will be elected TINS summer.
MIR Teller simply changes from the Interior Deparr
ncnt to the Senate and Will retain MS fesuehee on
M-st ,, L.. ..,.u-,,,r .o h,s
old home Burlington. Iowa. to look aer Tue lnlerosts
OF The Burlington Hd,cktye. He says the newspaper
business suits him better than anything else. NJ,
Mr. Brewster has given up his house In inls cry. o
will 20 Philadelphia soon as ne Is reeNeo "' "
torDey yGeneraL
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DrarB or uAMBRIyO PATCHEN.

LEXINGTON, Ky, March 8 (SpectaD.-Mam-
brino Patcnen bred and owned by Dr. L. Herr, OF this
city. died last night He foaed in 1862 and was by
Mambriuo Chief OF the dam OF Lady Thorn, also by
Mambrno Chief His produce comprises 20 with records
better than 242 AZ with records better than 23o lie
was the sire of London, 220ia; grandsre OF Ida Bas
Elyira 2:isIa The old stallion without premonitory
symptoms of sickness, lay down last night ana never
got p again. merely bleeding at the nose tle just DC
knrnll llnufn
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ENCOURA GING SILK CULTURE
ILADELPnIA, March @ (SpeciaD.-Mrs. John

fHILADELFI1IH, MHTCH % VoVtcWlJ'- MIs JVHH
Lucas president Of the Women's silk Culture Associa
ton has announced that 700 OF the 81 900 appro
priated by the Government for tho encouragement OF
silk culture placed at the disposal of tho asso-
catIon In this city Mrs. Lucas has been selected by
Commissioner Loring to snperDtend the work salary
of 500 month " hch she has given To tho gen.
era fund TO be applied for running Of the
citation IN this city.
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KILLED BY FALLING BUILDING.

BALTIMORE, March b.--Iht rear wall OF VIC
large malt house OF HObcmann Goitieb In Hanover
ST. fell this evening crushing the adjoining house and
instantly killing John sauer. an employe. who was shov'
elling grain third floor. His body was found In
the next building under five feet OF barley. The house
adjoining was occupied by Conrad Zeu whose wife was
wing i'll in the second story attended by her daughter
All means egrcss blocked by the barley and thcy
were rescued after several hours work. The building
was substantial structure. and not heavily loaded
The fall IA attributed TO frost In the mortar which ha
thawed and weakened the wall. The loss is estimated at
several thousand dolars
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
IOWA PROPERTY ENDANGERED By FLOODS.

KEOKUK. Iowa, March B.-Ihe Des MoIics
River Is breaking up with BOOM The Ice 10 heavy and
has damaged wagon and railroad bridges at Eddy
vle and threatens the wagon bridge at Edon Gorges
have formed at various points between keokuk ana
Dcs Monos. The stream is rising rapidly ana rain Is
falling tits feared that much damage to property Is
impendng The ice gorged badly at the mouth of the
Des Mones River which is free from ice from Farming
ton 10 Eddyvile The railroad TO Alexandria was over
flowed to-day but the water fell this AFTERNOON enabng
trains 10 get thron tonight Dispatches TO Ihe Cohs
fitiou state that the bridge at Pttsburg costing
40 OOO has been carried away that the approach 70
The bridge of the Central Iowa Railway at Eddyye Is
gone and that much damage has been done to the dam
AFT
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
yrOLEYrA OTIS OF AN INSANE MAN.

AKRON, Ohio, March 6 (SpecidD Jacob
Snyder age twenty-five, became insane last night and
imaging that had received divine command to kill
his infant child. attempted to execute 1t by stranaDg
her. The OF the child attracted the attention OF
neghbors who rushed in and bound Snyder in time TO
save the life OF the little girl The insane man wa,
locked up the city prison and in the night attempted
suicide by baterng his head against the wall OF the cell
Issensibity ensued and his purpose temporarily
frustra ted though his injuries Is said will prove fatal
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07

arm yrppIEBEEGFR KEEPs A"Ai i r,
srSATE-cANDIDATEs FOR VAcAN'
SEATS. .rv,
Morcb s.-yhe Cabinet nomina'
L.. core confirmed to-day, nobody oherihg oDJeo'
ton' ~ tbe names on the list. Mr.. Riddle
,s"ror wo. absent from the Chamber at the t'hic
49,, C.uote went into executive session. lie eNi-
sau.,y nod recognized the uselessness OF onerins
srrtber opposition to the continuation u WI
pavard and stayed away to avoid tahii'D pi,' ~
,bs nroceedings The names OF the canui0"eoo o
ranresented for confirmation by the Senators
..srasont;,y their States Mr.. George moving W
eonerm Mr. Lamar, Mr. Jones to confirm hr "ai
,ond Mr. Miller TO confirm Mr.. Manning anu ~ on
AR Garland at once telegraphed his fo''sn'o
ga Senator to tho Governor OF ARKANSAS 'i0'''''
Lamar and Bayard presumably did ilkew'se =.
The new Cabinet officers did not take chaiso "
tbc departments assigned to them to-day' 'ho"en
Secretary Lamar spent few hours at the ih'er'oi
Department looking over tho ground prcpua.. ,'..a
20 entering upon the discharge OF his new au'icS'
AZ. wh;tnev rs the new head of the Navy no
doubt considered it prudent to yield to the super
stitous feeling of the average sailor by not oesn
,;no his career on Friday. The commissions o, W
the members Of the Cabinet, however, wero a.,
signed by the President Immediately ai'cr no i""
been informed of their confirmation.
Congressman Dunn, Ex-Governor Berry, oeneidi
pohsrs r. Newton. w. NJ. Fishback and Major j. ).
1Iorner are candidates for the United states Sena
tnp to iii the vacancy caused by Senator Garlana
appointment to the Cabinet Mr. Ru1h tha IS contest
Tst rssuted in tie election of Mr. jones he held
column of supporters almost sufficient TO ticu9 tsn
him, and had more votes on the last oaiio' 'h''h
on iS S Delaware the most prominent candidates TO
fiji Mr.. Bayard's seat are Congressman Lore nv anu
The Attorney General Of the state, Judge oiaS'
The chances seem to favor the latter :. ..;o,
Az the Mississippi Legislature is not IN session; session;
Governor Lowry will have the authority TO apPfGs Is
Mr.. Lamars successor. Inc aPpon,ddeittiS aud The new
Senator is expected to be in his seat early next
week.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
CAPTURING KENTUCKY DESPERADO.

LOUISVILLE, March Especial. D.-Montable
Hatfield desperado has been taken TO Mount sterng'
Ky from Wolf County, for safe keeping, ynehng being
feared The crime for which Hatfield was arrested
occurred ON Tug Fork I'm Pike County Some time ago
ono of the Uatneds was killed by Mccoy in drunEen
quarrel The murdered mans relations captured NC, NC
Tov ar night They surrounded his home and took his
three brothers also They carried the four prisoners
over into West Virginia. tied them to trees anu theh
s,ond of and shot AT them until all four were killed
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07

MITCHELL, Dak., Mach 6.-The interest here
the rnsh for the newly opened Crow Greek Ressrva'
ton is greatly increased since tho report that the
Indians sweeping down the white settlers driv'
ing them on the lands and destroying their improve
ments Dispatches have been received from Colonel
King Of Chamberlain, requesting rifles and ammunition
forwarded Immediately and OF munitions
OF war sent to the front by special train last
evening.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
yrw COMPLICATIONS IN Mr. PIGOrTS CASE.

HARTFOKD, MaTCu D NoVUo'"I "o fo"
case in tho Legislature has assumed new and surpris-
ing phase Tho House gave him chance to make gooa
his charges against the Speaker and he kept away rom
tha Investigating Committee Then ms rriehuS go. UP .
long pettion In New-Haven, signed by all sorts OF
neope asng for an Investigation and was referred 70
HE Judiciary Committee. Now the Democratic members
Remblican ~ members do It is putting Mr.. Pigott ana
his Democratic apoogists in close quarters anu no
nearing the end OF his pretentious martyraom'
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
SHOOTING EAoH OTHER BEoA USE OF A Doo

LAwRESCEBURG, March tSpec'dp.-N hlihn'
b. Corbin and John H. Gaines. OF Boone County hen-
tucky met at Grant, in that county about hvc miles
hack from the river, yesterday afternoon. quarrel
resulted from the shooting by eploye OF Gaines OF
dog belonging TO Corbin Both were young men Cor
bin demanded satisfaction from Gaines for the killing oil
the animal The latter refused II. Hot words ensued
tLe lie passed, both drew their rcvOyers aud began
firing AZ short range. Several shots were rapidly ch
changed when Corbn fell. Before doing 80 however
he had lodged balls IN the body of his antagonist
who was taken to a house near by He died last night
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07

GUILTY OF ISSUING FRA UDULENr VoUcHERS
PHILADELPHIA, March (Spectdt).-ln the
limited States District Court Judge Butler TINS morning
sentenced Thomas Lawrence, former ciorA ~ .0
n,nn fraudulent vouchers, to pay hne $oov anu ~ @
Sergsan imprisonment Of four years In the EsSorh
pan
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
wyLBUR RE WATKINS JR. CONSEORATED.

PHILADELPHIA. March 6.-The Rev. WilDur
F. watkins, jr, son OF the Rev. DR.. Watkins OF New
York tChurch Of the Holy Trinity was
the priesthood here to-day, in tho Church or tne
Eninbany I'm company with another candidate i9r h1y
oriers The Rev Mr. watkins was presented oy h hls
Ssthrr Bishop stevens ocated inc young prlese has
bern called to q charge In wilkesbarre
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nv,yo oP CONSUMPTION ON A RAILWAY TRAIN

PHILADELPHIA, March 9 lSpecta0.-George
w gray. age twenty eight of No. 140 East Eighty
.sventh.s New-York was taken Ill on tSsin at the
proad street Station this morning and died shortly ser
war An Inquiry held In the case dsclosed INC s" d
nn, Mr. 1ray hnd been suffering with consumption, anu
was on his way home from south Carolina.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
DEMOCRATIC
n- &

DEMOCRATIC DISSATISFACTION ALREADY.
Congressman Skinner, of New-Yor was the
first politician to appear In NewYork after the adjourn
ment Of Congress- and he won't directly home Congress-
men Bproigh, Of NewYosk. and Stewart, Of Vermont.
here yesterday Mr. Bureigh says that the Cabinet
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rpv,vo ro SrEAL BONDS FROM:AY ERRAND BOZ.

PHILADELPHIA, March 6.-George Iayior
was to-day held for trial for attempting to rob Daniel
sweeney, age seventeen who was carrying ba'keuui
~ bonds and other papers, valued At over $4,000 Two
other men were th Taylor when the assault was mie
on Thursday afternoon but escaped when the poy ye
brou eht an officer his rescuo.
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and continues for time and then there is bad
spell. HIS pulse and temperature remain good;
When say that he is better, / mean his general
condition. There are no indications as yet OF any
critical symptOmsD
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,vn prI MA. pLlYER NTSSIN0.

TWO GIRLS AND PIAN0PLAYER Missing
NRw.HAyEN, March 6 tSpecial. Two pretty
~orr,pg.airs. Margaret Early and Susan Lord each
sf,eeu Years old who had become enamored Of DICK
Davis piano-player cheap theatre here ere miss.
ns Davis is now In New York, and IL feared tnAs We
girls are there also.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
RESULTS OF NOR PAYING A SMALL BILL.

RESULTS OF NOf IA fiNu oAAA1 DA
READING, Penn, March 6.-E. X. butz'
voy man who Was sspt 70 ai because Of the noupay'
ment Of small bin subsequently went insane over ns
trouble and died in the County Insane Asylum todsy &
He refused food fer the past ten days io csmc vs
Minneapolis and was about 10 W 'h"''''" NUN nv
arrested,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
RUgE1AYs OvERRUN A Town.

ST, PAUL, March 9 Especial. Eight men en-.
tered several Huntingdon Oregon. last gns
10 Tost tho o6enders and the thoyoe deoaa
yiulance oommitsss which vAs recently QD1ee6
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
THE SISTER OF sLoRETA RY Villas DYING.

THE SISTER OF SEChbTAhf Villas DffN"
MADISON, Wis.,, March 6.-It is stated here
to-day Secretary Villas did not receive notice OF his
Cabinet appointment until hour two before his
departure for Washington He In expected home at
once as sister Etta age nineeen AT tho point OF
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07

A CATARACT IN GENERAL T00ABSs EFE'
ATLANTA, March 6.-General Robert ToomDs
h.s lately been troubled with cataract In ono eye M
a, ,rdsr the treatment Of IN oculist here snouens
thst hs win undergo IN operation " = few oAyS
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07

RALEIGH. March 8 Especial samuel Massy,
oo,nr.d was conv victed yesterday at Charlotte for
Srarv and was sentenced TO be hanged on April w.
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ONE OF MR.. MAyNING's BILLS.

rrRoM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TEInCsfl
ALBANY, March G.-Readers of the article in
todays TRIBUNE headed Manning ard Tweed" are re-
minded OF a little incident that occurred here In con-
nection with The Argus printing contract spoken OF IN
Tweed's testimony 1t when Asher p. Nichols OF
Buffalo was Controller Although Democrat, lie was
an honest man, and watchful guardian OF the state
Treasury against thieves OF ali kinds ono day. Mr
Manning walked into the Controllers office with OF
The Argus bills legislative printing witch he handed
to Controller Nichols with all the confidence OF man
who expected prompt payment and 10 questions askeo
Mr. Nichols carefully went through TUG items
of the bin and after he had finished. he turned IL over
and without saying word 10 Mr. Manning, wrote on inc
back OF IL in large letters
"a D--D FRAUD.
a. r. NICHOLS"
He then thrust 1t into pigeonhoe, whore 1t lay un'
maid It'll after Mr. Nichols went out OF oiice. HIS sue
cessor Mr. Hopkins, finally came 10 settlement with
Thc Argus Company and paid the bill, or 80 nuch oi IL
AS he deemed to be equitable ana JUST
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07

SEVENIY'TWO POUNDS OF NIX IN DAf'
PHILADELPHIA, March Civilian NJ. Sing
erlsys Hoston Constance 5 two years DID, yester
day gave seventytwo pounds Of milk This record has
only been beaten once. by Angler Constance %, who
gave 76as pounds In one day.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
yIIyEss OF Ma YOR SMITH.

PHILADELPHIA, March 6 (SpeciaD.-lt was
learned to-day that Mayor smith, who has peeh suners
from severe cold has shown symptoms VI pneumou''
For a week his Office at Fifth and Chestnutsts mas
been without heat and tho cold was cohtr"csco "nio
iran aciiu business thoro
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
OFFERING SUPPORT TO THE PRESIDENT.

OFFERING SUPPORT TO THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-The Star this even
ing says: Representatives Bayne Hiscock and Mil
lard called upon President Cleveland to-day and had
quito q long talk with him. They told the President
they approved Of the atttuds had taken in his naug
lrs and I'm carrying out tho policy therein declared he
oud have their hearty support In this they spoke as
Republicans, and said they believed they spoke for
large majority of their party The President received
hsr advances 10 tho best possible spirit and thanked
{hs with much feeling and earnestnoss for their prom
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07

me TO ascertain II you will assume the duties OF Com
'''''''''' " L. @. c. LAMAR.
CHICAGO, March o.
To L. O. c. LAdAR, Secretary Of The Intrior:
I Thank President Cleveland and yourself II my ap'
popmopt will contribute to the success OF tho Admni
iration will accept the position Telegraph wnon
should arrive In Washington d. " oA"."
"The Office was unsolicited, so far as Know; n eon
tnucd General Black and feel that under tnS
stances It is my duty to accept the position
am out of the Senatorial contest at spring I'm,
have been ever since my letter announcing my WILL
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
THE DEMOCRATIC CABINET.
CONFIRMED WITHOUT OBJECTION.

AIR. RIppIEBEEeER KEEPS AWAY i"o yr
SENATE CANDIDATES FOR VACANT
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lie then went on and continued the work OF going
through his papers, without the slightest chaneo Ill
his denean0r. :, -,
General Grant had been in 5,ur.se bed ed
but short time on thursday
night when he sank into calm varnI ana
Emss Rsnssa' durss sgm'tf The ME hight a" but speedily
dropped asleep again, and when the tlno ro eao and nd
him TO get up yesterday he had slept more anu
more soundly than he has for o week pas. mail
getting up and being dressed he TOOK nul sinai
amount of nourishment His stomach haa reGUS GOV,
cred from the violent vomiting attack OF tno aay
before and retained food without giving au{ us S
spirits and his mind had recovered It's puoyanSy
and power, and with it came desire LOT w1rn; h,.;
He did not do any writing upon ms h pHoA is s uu'
listened to the reading OF in matteT aud sas
gested number Of verbal changes ne n".
faithfully at this labor, and seemed 10 s Gu,
JOY. IT but stopped when a Doctor ne PauIp HarHer
called at 2p. m They made an examlhaaaon 0a .no
patients throat and found II improved in apPcut
ence. His pulse aud temperature were Du. sngnty
bis throat had been treated with cocone ana soon
afterward partook Of quantity OF hquiu i'ou Win
q relish. ~ A. c.rara,
The weather being rather chilly and the Genera.
not having fully recovered from the weaKenihn,k y, !,
attack of retching il was not deemed adV,saple
that he should take ride. though ne nimSeia ne,
sired one, aud Nc did not 20 out yestearay for hm
stronger during the day, terather nearby, lo MN
at the evening meal OF the usual ant hs
food, and when DIR, Douglas called ut 10 O'CLOCK ne
s s to s% that IN the ssG
sa,d wni" later to a TRlBuSE reporter: General
Graz Grant '- slept t. better last night than he he
Ias for ..ss Spnsn, quite rsresh.d saS '' rhsI
has been no vomiting to-day. He retained what
ev sr he ate His appetite remains poor eas ne &
think, more tnzn his usual gnan'i,y ynvhow vi avo Iii
tsss tsrdss. 'IS' This has frequently been the case
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Foreign Items,
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

o ia ~ AaE
EpINBURa, Nov. 17,-West Colder is to
day handsomely decorated in honor OF
visit from Gladstone. Great enthusiasm
prevails, and crowds of people limo tht
streets. Gladstone arrived at $3.50 P. M, ant
a delegation OF newly.franchised electors
presented him with an address, which wa
received with cheers and enthusiasm
When he entered the hall to deliver hi
second speech OF the Parliamentary cam
paign 1t was packed with people, who hst
been there for two hours.
BELGRADE, Nov. 1.-THE Servian divis
ion is marching on Widdin, and gave
battle to the Bulgarians near Widdin snt
inflicted upon them a crushing defeat
The loss is heavy on both sides. Tit
Servians captured l 900 prisoners.
PHILLIpPoPoLIs, Nov. II. - Twent,
thousand troops have started for th'
front since Saturday. The Students
Legion, composed Of the youths belong
ing to the best families OF the city, ha
also left for the scene of war. Their
were many affecting scenes on their de
parture.
LONDON, Nov. lit is reported tina
King Milan is at the head OF the body o
troops that attempted an attack on tn
Bulgarian rear, but was met and re
pulsed by q force under Prince Alexander
ATHENS, Nov. 1.-THE invasion o
Macedonia by the Greek army is immi
nent.
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The Chicago Times tells the truth In
this vigorous way: sin a word. the
doctrine of the spoils system is doctrine
of barbarism, and its practice is a
practice of barbarism that a sinister and
unprincipied demagogism has lawlessly
grated upon American civilization.
Those that practice or advocate it are
actuated by the spirit Of barbarian, pre-
cisely as are tho Apache savages that in.
sist with all the tenacity of the incor-
rigible spoilsmen of New York upon the
liberty to apply their f~avorite doctrine
that the spoils belong to the ~victors. The
effect of the distemper upon the civilized
and the barbarous society is the same.
1t prevents any movement Of the Apache
towards civilization, and it produces a
movement of the Yankee toward barbar.
ism. 1t is converting us to a nation Of
office. hunters. II is debauchinp the
morals of society, undermining public
virtue, banishing honesty and manliness
from the American character, rottinp
away at their foundation the pillars Of
the State"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-18
NOTICE TO LIEN.HOLDERS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Thomas Wren has this day commenced
an action in his W name against the Enter
prise Mining and IrrigatiDg Company 10 en-.
force and foreclose the lien Of e. Il. Phillips
for labor and services (said lien having been
heretofore sold and assigned to said Thomas
WIen) in the sum OF SO 600 upon the mining
claims and mining property Of said Enter
prise Mining and lrrigsting Company In the
Diamond Mining District, in Eureka ounty
Nevada, under the provisions of an Act Of the
Legislature of Nevsds, spprovei March 2.
1875. entitled IAN Act to secure liens to me-
chsnics and others, and to repeal all other
Acts in relation thereto" and the Acts amend.
atory and supplementary thereto. Said action
is commenced in the District Court Of the
Sixth Judicial District of Nevada in and for
Eureka county.
All persons holding or claiming liens under
the provisions of said Act are hereby notified
to be and appear before said Court on MON
DAY, the both day OF November. 1885. the
same being q day of the regular term of said
Court. and then and there exhibit the proof Of
their said liens. THOMAS WREN.
Eureka, New, Oct. %, 1885. o2I 3w
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in tho building too long, jumped from the
third story. The Brother was badly hurt.
The loss is $50, 900; insurance. $4,000.
The Chicago stock Growers Com
venfiOn.
CHICAGO, Nov. 17.-Henry E. Alvord, OF
New York. was made temporary Chairman
of the National Stock Growers Associa'
ton this morning. The convention was
addressed by Vim. Coleman, United States
Commissioner Of Agriculture. An invi'
tation was extended to Vice President
Hendricks and Senator Allison, who arc
in the city, to attend the convention.
An Appointments.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE President
this afternoon appointed John M. Camp
bell to be Surveyor Of Customs for the
Port of Philadelphia.