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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03
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INSURANCE.

The San Francisco Spirit of the
Times has been figuring on the ex-
tent of the losses incurred by insur-
ance companies on this coast during
the past year, and arrives at the fol-
lowing conclusion
We think We do not exaggerate in
the least when we say the ilou
which our underwriters will lose on
this coast during the present year Will
foot millions OF dollars. Even
| with rates at allvlnS Inquire, TINS would
be a tremendous mount to lose; Dut
with the rates AT merely Il nominal
figure. it is perfectly frightfui. The
local insurance companies on TINS
coast. even with the assistance OF the
foreign companies to bear the strain,
cannot stand such demands upon
them, and made i'll such quick sue
cesslon, as has characteIiZedt losses
| which have occurred during the last
few months. 1t is most. retnarkap!e,
TOO, in the history of fire underWrlt-
ing, that when the rates are the low
est the losses are the greatest, and
| come at a time when the underwriters
are the least able to bear them. Inc
Virginia City fire, a few days since,
engulped not less than four hundred
thousand dollars, and that OF saturday
not Iese than SIX hundred thousand
more-making a cool million III one
week. The problem OF ''who can STAND
it the lougest'' will soon be solved,
unless there is a change, and that right
speedily, in the tariff of rates; ana
those who think they can stand out
the longest, waiting for others 10
stumble, will be the first themselves
to otter and fail. To make themselves
even for the losses sustained at \lr-
giuia City and the happening Block
on Saturday evening last, estimating
the per recent. premium on all the rishe,
! which is too liberal an estimate, the
underwriters on this coast Will have
to insure one hundred million dollars
worth of property. VIII some gifted
underwater, who can make an estl-
mate without consulting 'Planchette,"
| please tell us where that mount OF
| business is to come rom? II Is not
| on this coast, for Il moral certainty;
and if not here, where is 1t?
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03
HOW THE PEOPLE CAN SAVE
MONEY.

One hundred bushels of wheat will
buy in Liverpool seven hundred
pounds of blankets; in New York they
will exchange for only three hundred
and fifty pounds.
A gold dollar will buy twice as
much salt in England Or Spain as in
the United states.
A gold dollar will in London pur-
chase one and a third yards of tapestry
Brussels carpeting; in New York it
will buy but three fourths of a yard.
In 1889, in New York city, II hun
bred bushels of wheat would buy
four thousand eight hundred and
thirty-three pounds of cut nails; in
1871 they will purchase but twenty
seven hundred pounds.
This is what the Republican party
has done for the people. If the people
wish to be able to buy the necessaries
of life at reasonable prices, they must
elect Democratic representatives. The
Democratic party is opposed to the
High Protective Tariff system.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03
TELEGRAHPIC

SAN Francisco, Oct. John Nc
Cullough has purchased for 81 900 the
right to play Florence's colleen Oge,"
on the Pacific coast, and is now pre-
pairing to bring it out in magnificent
style at the California Theater.
There IA Il drunken row at School
house Station, San Mateo county, last
night, in which four men named Nor
ton, Murphy, and two Cary brothers,
all more or less intoxicated, were en-
gagged. Murphy was horribly chopped
and mangled with hatchets by the
other three, who escaped, leaving him
in a supposed dying condition.
One of the big sea lions, which last
week arrived from Santa Barbara, died
at Woodward's Gardens yesterday,
apparently from excessive heat.
No hotter day than yesterday was
ever seen in San Francisco as the Their
mometer observations i'll different To-
c~alitieS show.
Officers are still stationed at Chan
mel street to prevent another attempt
of the new City Gas Company to build
a bridge over Mission Creek for ross
ing their mains.
Gold ll4&4; greenbacks, unchanged.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03

SEGREGATED LoVE.-rwo weeks ago
+. l.. Green, becoming excited about
the mineral discoveries in the Schell
Creek range, rolled up his blankets,
bid Mrs. Green good bye, and depart
ed. Green was green Tor leaving
Mrs. Green behind-for no SOone was
his back turned, than i'll Ome a well
known vegetable peddler Of this city
lhavlng TO regard for the claim OF
Green, and establishes himself At the
- bed and board of Green. Green
returned last night, and found the
vegetable man "tacile prlncepS -
Latin for chief in the house. y scene
took place right there. Mr.. Green
drew his gun. and the lettuce man
sung out to let US alone at the
same time iutimatiug that a comprO-
mise might he made. Green returned
his gun TO the >cahbard, and a consul
tatiuu took place, resulting i'll a trans
fer OF Mrs. q. with all the right, title
and interest, herself and heirs for
ever, q. receiving the sun of $40.
This man is now here giving his money
a chance.-[White Pine News.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03

TIE ENGLISH STAGE.-A London
magazine thus comments: There was
oroDAOiy never i'll the annals OF the
,iase Il period when it had reached a
over depth OF depreciation than at
present. For although there are now
:, few actors who ill intelligence, edu-
cation, and acquaintance with the
manners of polite society, are i'll
initely superior TO their predecessors
of some ten years since, there never
Wa time when real actresses were
30 scarce, or when the stage was st in
tested by L horde of b~rainless, Shame
.csS women, who, encouraged and
supported by the zauies noodles OF
society, degrade the profession TO
which they pretend TO belong.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03
A TRUE BILL-GREELEY ON GRANT.


given 10 Horace "reeieS, III inc Iie'
mont House at Chicago, a few even
mos since as We read in our ex-
, c.... ,:,Da,h
cua"Se>' MI "ieeioy hie' us NeP"o
lican friends, and in response to
certain compliments to himself, made
-, h;s
rm..t.
C shall,
certainly be defeated. The public will
stand no more horse jockey ana pres,
ent-.ahinS ,c u o,,ia'
men, we must take a new departure,
ana can assure you ''t' we 81 tne
T-as' are ue'ei 'ni"e' :, -,
l. nave peeh ia'"e' l"'o' '"o
lar, out want every ooat ~"
u~erstanu "iiaI 'hihh, "iioH VIC any
holo OF Uraht IL VIII no. We viii SIN
gloves on our hahu>. IL mas So' " NC
done. we must throw uianc o'ei-
board or we snail De ueieaIeu.
Hon.. MIR. Grinnell, OF Iowa, who,
with LONG Jobn Wentworth. WAS
.
present, mere lh'erposeu al o"yeo'ion'
But what would you have US do,
Mr.. Greeley? Suppose we throw
Grant over, what Il we DO?
know our people don't want 10 jump
out OF the Trying pan INTO the Hre.
Now, If you Will give us the sliShtest
nope that you intend To put your own
name forward, we would "ltliiS'y
throw OUT Grant.
To this Mr.. Greeley made a reply
..th r,u fsr,if..r, l. shows
ssr -,
that the editor oil the fIouhe la9 Wei
as most Republicans) thinks Of Gen.
r.,,. ,,1 Gan cr,n+,s purnosas
any, '0
SAID MI. rfeeleE:
want ! s,o have 4 rood man
nominated, who, if elected, Will
consent to give up the otllce at the
emo OF ms Term. heiHe .tai i vii
ninIatn tba Office tn where it y a. i'm
former days; Il nan who will not
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03
The CITY DEBr.-Royal Phelps,

The CITY DEBT.-Royal Phelps,
mittee of Citizens, calls upon Mr..
Roosevelt, NJ. c., respectfully and
officially to verify his damaging state
iueut that the debt of New York City
Is $500, 900, 900. And the following is
comfy substantial answer MI. Phelps
gets to his inquiry:
was directly informed by a gentle
man of eminent reSpectablllty-whoSe
name | do not feel justified i'll giving
without his consent, especially as 1t Is
of no inportance-that he had been
informed directly, by one of the par
ties chiefly interested, that the total
debt, vested and floating, recognized
and unrecognized, was precisely as |
stated it, 500, 900, 900. So much for my
authority.
We shall hope, through the Com
,nlttee of Citizens, to get 4 better,
truer, fairer record than this. OF the
Democratic vote of the city, we read
the following, from the Citizen, with
satisfaction:
We believe there are more Demo
Gratis in New York than there were
ever Democratic votes polled here, III
Guiding those of repeaters, false count
err. and so forth. There Is no reason
whv auy New Yorker should belong
~ the Republican party. as 1t Is the
tir>t principle of hal party TO inquire
and cripple our great city III every
Nay,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03

A dispatch from Salt Lake City,
sept. 18th, says: There has been much
excitement to-day upon the reported
arrest of brigham Young. Up to +
y. N. no such arrest a made. 1t is
now expected, even by leading Nor
mons, that Brigham Young is resolved
% meet all the charges that are or may
be brought against him as Il law-abid-
my citizen, and that he will offer no
opposition to arrest.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03

CHEROKEE NEUTRAL LANDS TO BE
S1r.D.-Commissioner Parker, of the
Indian Bureau, has received instruc-
tons from the Secretary Of the In
terror to offer for sale the portions OF
the Cherokee neutral lands which still
remain unpaid for by actual settlers.
This order Is in accordance with treaty
~,.ipulations, and lists are now pre-
pairing al the Indian Bureau showing
the situation of the lands offered, and
containing other Information i'll con-
nGction with the subject.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03

Acting Commissioner Curtis, of the
General Land Office, hasjust approved
for patenting certain cash entries, COW
erlng lands embraced in the town
sites of Helena, Virginia City, Boze-
man, and Deer Lodge, in Montana
Territory. These towns contain pop
ulatIons variously estimated from
go to 5000, and with areas of from 10
10 $50 acres in extent. In the town OF
Helena u business OF S25,000,0O0 is an
nually carried on by the inhabitants.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03

\. Z. Stewards new hotel for women,
A. the corner Of Fourth venue and
Thirty second streets, New York, is
rapidly progressing toward compile
tiun. Two million dollars have been
appropriated for it, and another mil
non VIII ba. required to complete 1t.
rAi> is the largest sum ever given by
a single Individual TOR, any editice for
benevolent purposes.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03

A speciaI agent of the Treasury De-
cartmenJ writes to the Secretary OF the
Treasury that there has been. very re-
Gently, Il large number of deaths at
Cedar Keys from a malignant epidem-
e somewhat similar TO the yellow
ever.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03

-Four or 1--WE inches of snow fell at
eureka last week, but rapidly melted.
The Sentinel looks for two months OF
good weather yet. The now first fell
there last year on the oh Of December.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03
Dissolution Notice.

I'IIE CO-PARTNERSIIIP HERETOFORE EN-
ISflNG be ween anu uuder the name Ut
" ALhER i BErIINGEk, in the Hotel business,
Is this day dissolved BY mutual consent. Elijah
ii aIker will pay ali debts against and collect all
debts due said hirln.
T..
GEO. BETTINGER,
Carson, Sept. 4, ISL.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03

The Reno Crescent says: The
County Commissioners sustained
County Assessor Thompson, i'll fixing
the value of tho Central Pacific Rail
road at SIS, 900 per mile.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03

PEas0NAL.-Iiun. Jas. w. COtfrOth,
oi S~accanento, was in town yesterday,
cooking we'll, but suffering some from
neuralgia III the face.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03

To my Friends and the Patrons CT
the Mint House

"AVING PURCHASED II INTEREST OF
I my partner, GEORGE BettinSer, and intend
ing 10 run the Hotel o. MY OWN IlOUk l an
thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon us and hope, by a strict attention
to duty, to merit u continuance VI the same in the
future.
se6- I'm Z.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03

Hill Beachy has bought into and
mine, in Baker county, Oregon.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03

NEW MINES IN .AEIZDNA.-A party
of ten prospectors have lately returned
from Arizona, reportIn" the discovery
of rich gold quartz and auriterous
digginES among the valleys and in the
White mountains. They proSpected
a section of country in this vicinity
about ten miles wide aud thirty long.
and report plenty OF water. and good
di--in-s; but say they were driven
away by Indians. According 20 Their
assertions the country abOunds III
game. and there is plenty OF good
agricultural land in the White noun
tain range. Some OF the party re-
manned in Los Angeles, and are de
termined to return il they can get
men enough to 20 with them to keep
off the Indians. These miners are old
frontiersmen and believe hat the
mines are eXcellent.-LScientiic Press.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03

BEAN 4 -. Pacific Coast Advertising Agency,
40 Montgomery ST., are our authorized Agents
IA Ssu Francisco.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03

CANINE SAGACIrY.-A striking in
stance Of sagacity on the part of a
black and tan in saving her five pups
from the flames, was exhibited here
on the night OF our late fire. They
were taken out Of +. ~Steinbach's bar
Der shop by some one and placed a
short distance in the rear of one of the
burning buildings, but Nellie that
being the dogs name finding 1t be-
coming very warm, took up the little
ones i'll her mouth, and one by one
carried them over a hundred yards
further back on the hill and deposited
them under a cedar bush out of dan
ger. When morning came she found
her master, and gently taking hold of
his pantaloOns, and by actions that
told very plainly that something was
up, induced him To follow her up the
hill to the bush where all five Of the
pups were found, with not one hair a
shade darker on account of the fire
Phoebe Record.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03

Friday, October go, 1e71.
RUNNING RACE.-Pur,e, $50, nes
for ali-s.ugle dash If ,ue mile.
RUNNING 1AC E.-Purse $50, free cr
all beaten hyIses-be-t Two - three.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03
1871. Statutes. Isl
1871.

CTATUTEs OF THE STATE OF NEVADA
10 for 1871, for sale at the State.Printer's Officer
Carson, and at A. L.. BANCROFT & CO. =. s~n
francisco. Price, S.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03

BOARD OF HANAGERS:
b. +. BATES, j.. II. BURNuAM,
j. u. B.UWN J. hIGNEl,
B.. +. BATES. Sec'y, J. Ii. BCENHAM.
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9 rs

On hand, and constantly replenishing, a larg
stock OF HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07
A1ADn.r AEAILnoAD ACclrTNI-

The passengers by the 800 Saratoga Special
Express Train the Hudson River Railroad ast satur-
day evening when within about twenty miles Of New
York were thrown into state Of little excitement
by the discovery that one cf the drawnsroom cars was
on Dire The train was moving at The rate OF about forty
miles an hour and for some time prcSious 70 the break
ing out of the namcs considerable alarm produced
by the smell Of smoke, which finally to issue
from one OF the wheel OF the car. The axle had become
heated 10y the rapid motion, hut no attempt made TO
remedy the trouble, 1t Thought the train could
stiu make the short distance without danger Tho
names however. became lively that the train
brought halt and after delay Of about ten minutes
the heated hOE repaired. ana the arrived
81 the pot wi bout further alarm, though with the de-
Cdcd opinion freely expressed that such hot hu &C. with
blazu. axle j. bad speed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07
POLICE NOTES.
Arrests i'm BROOKLYN last week, Jli.

Arrests in Brooklyn last week, 5li
Mrs. l.. Smiths dwelling, No. "a Nllhe ave.
Bf0ot5n. wss damage. 400 by ire !e'"na!'
W. ID. keaney's rel.deuce, No. IL biluSes'''
Brooklyn. robte YESTERDAY u ; $50 woita Of Je"''l'
John Mitchell ace .S fell from The roof of blh'd-
ir, CuMlt rauls Boklyu Sstdsy si was fatally pucd
Henry and Rowen Hill, ages II aud Is, were ar
rested yesterday placing ih Coney leland Railroad rack
Edward McEvoy, ace 80, OF Grecnpolnt, was acsl-
d'ry drowned yesterday by fs uioht SoT'h XIV" ITO" re
Ne -
Patrolman George Iaslacker of the twenty
tt'nt fcclcI dieu sntaen ltsnps While Nsung h usus"
hIoutln, T. D.
he propeller Eureka. owned by j. {. Rapp, LOADED
WIN bay aHd mg at Per Ne AZ " R danstd $500 o DIS
'.ii oA "a aray. lhsuf,d.
Patrohnan Gibncy of the Eleventh Precinct whll,
Gtls o. net Railroad esr s evening EEL AMI received ""1
hur, TAKEN To- As ~. ijencti No ~ Avenue g.
Ike. last Cyouing IN tlo boller-Ioom IA the sub
ola Of 10 a. occupied by Mtss ~ Nab Harlem manu-
iaeu'ts ~ bsss tls eaa~d $500 oa"ases i"afd
A twG-storv frame house which worhmen were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07
THE PULPIT on THE ACCIDENT.
TIE LABORER's SUNDAY DEFENDED.

Inc Rev. DAVID Mitchell, pastor u lHt
Canalst Presbyterian Church preached in behalf of the
sufferers by the Westhcld explosion yesterday forenoon
After describing the wOrk-lays OF the labOicr, the
preacher said Sunday he hears the whistle OF steam
boats that viii take him away from the fcycr-h air OF his
home What viii You say TO him IL he huIties to the
boatl viii you tell me that God will punish hint For
this class OF men we have great pity, and cannot find
in our hearts 10 condemn them. They need our sym
patty, and when they are Ovcraken with accident
Ike that which occurred after service last sab
bath morning would not like To bc near amy one who
would ray, The Lords Judgment has fallen upon them
II / did not resort TO CarnI weapons, sl wound
at least resort to spiritual and say Ia them IN the
words OF our loving Master Let him that j. without sin
cast the first sonc During the week visited Bellevue
visited, think, nearly all the Scared aud wounded
VINO ne There as the result OF the accident Aud let me
PM strongly To YOU what would you have thought ~ me
IL ad gone from bed 10 bed telling them they had got
VIA, theif SIN or SJbbathbTeakmg deserNcdt 1Ou
"ouu can me n monster in human shape fear that
terrible blame l. involved somewher and trust that
TINS matter will be sftcd to the botton and If criminal
'slcct ana ignorance De the cause that there will he
hStcd punishment that will satisfy ~the public con
shcc' Inc accident IL certainly the very worst of the
cent times WV '''''''' ." -
Think of the railway accidents the urders The ass,.
a,', ,he slaughter Of Mr.. Putnam on street car
"u nv itltllO OF This Oncnse In The ease of tHo ,iti.
zeDs last sabbath. Life L. uncertain Inn tbn o, much
huir III Incomes by on of the assaa-ip, Ia,
mimic or the mat are Practised the confdng
pupc vi e rioters organized 10 revolt against Law and
order by clever and designing leaders ' ~" anu
was struck ~ Bellevue With fact that every suf
iI' ci' 80 pduiy because the accident hnppcn.d a..
sunday There is indeed, public couscrf,, an MT
matter Wha am troubled nb0nt Is that there are men
NJ sec then ' CO. % s%nid be made public holiday.
baEts We near The music and see the dancing II one
OF these barges had been blown IN I dom tI,ink
judgment Of " God" "fsf s d lying 1T is
Sabbath, II continued will bring rs IN ihc cord,,io, ~,
ira nee trust you VIII not shut hearts against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07
TIE JAMAICA RAILROAD WAR.

Nh. Oliver Charlich, President of the Long
Island Railroad denies the truth Of the rumc published
in THE TRIBUNE August that his trains would not
stop Jamaica after Scptcmbrrl The ruuOr originated
with an oicor Of the South side Railroad the cars of
which line are not 10 stop AT Jamaica after the date
named in qucuCc of Misunderstanding with
the village Trustees Mr.. tharliCl maintains. All state.
meut. the contrary that he is not concerned in this
dispute.
The eft zens OF Jamaica held a public meeting AZ the
Town Hall Saturday evening last to consider what
could be adopted - sett!e the differences existing
between the Village Trustees and the South side Rail-
road Company. Justice John ;. Snedekcr presided and
speeches were made 10y Col. VIM. COgswc, a. H. Butler.
j. C. IIendricksOn, John ODOnne j., and others. 4
resolution adopted legng to the Board oil Trus-
tees cOuntcnaucc and support.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07
TIE funniest
RECEPTION or VISITING sOCIrTIEs--tUprEss ~
MAYOR KALBFLEISCH.

RECEPTIuN OF VISITING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cf
MAYOR KALBFLEISCU.
A brilliant reception was extended to the
delegates to the Eighteenth BUulcsTau.ct Of Tie
United Turner'S OF America IN Brooklyn J. D., Saturday
evening. At p. NJ, the societies which had arrived
during the day with the .WImsbursh Turn yofcin and
Companies and Of the 32d Regiment, formed az Turn
Halle Meslroe-s aud marched 10 tie ferry az The foot
Of Broadway, where the visiting societies were received
The procession was then reformed, and The route ot
march continued through the principal streets back 10
the hail. Along the line Of march the houses were nil
Iantly Illuminated and decHcd with fage on reaching
the hall the guests wero greeted with song o. We
come by the New-York and BROOKLYN Tulner-, who
formed chorus OF 100 voices IuIn-lale was l'Ni'hN
decorated with ever@een-, and TIE walls Displayed g"
ever. available point Inscriptions OF welcome Mayor
Kalbhcsch delivered address OF welcome
OF which the following was IN" closing psaaEt
TNt uhy.f.l development Of oIryOU'h be- ooHp 20 ne
NEGLECTED. and their mental faculties forced by hoJh"uS"
treatment to an unnatural pr,cocit and u d nor sur,
ugsius that almost - many among uN dc a. i'' ny
their wit. Your object, 2s uE-.rtitNH ", 10 ~
hl huiful fvstGm Of education, ara 20 promote III US
stead that shall preserve proper eguIl.i9m be-
tween TIE mind and inc body II 80 Noui ci9f,si sra
tlcInon OF the Turner AssOruiion deserve am WI re
ceive the encouragement Ot an touGhlu, men 'W'aE
MS. more thorough infusion OF muscle ana brain
among Us viii do our youth no harm May your As'oc
alton, then, on and prosper uniH Tie Gay ShJl arrive
sIu as tO solve problem IN h'heinanrs, run loYl
race to dun delinquent DEBTOR ana 10 swim me
men OF the Turner Association visiting our city, bd
yOu, in bcgli o, Tie people OF iroo Ni 'orui e
whose chlr,c you have fallen a-uT7 M mat your go
jour among MS win be pleasant a2d ar. 81. g. {"u
Other addresses made by ;. SpiZrr Iittidtht Z"
the Eastern District Idnyrr,r, ant Lonis tluckclmcf
President OF the Festival aiteT which JHc entire company
enjoyed a collation.. debate upon Tie nature and ben.
cNts Of athletic exercise largely attended In the hI
YESTERDAY afternoon aud in the evening there con-
crrt under the direction OF Car Li-rcr.
To-day there viii Ice picnic at lie Myrtle Avenue
Park Al D. H. there wiz be q i.u Eight 30 which the
Turner's S,HcUtz,u Corps, Turner'S Cadets. Horse
Guards and Artillery viii I@rt,ip'tc. The cootendigg
cities Will he respectively under tie comm nj Of Col T.
Fcnucpl and capt n. BCuUchc. IA The ,,ruiu. H!c.D
will be "a reunion az rJTI-IiIIc.