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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-05
@.unIiDOy Ssuisj.

The stamping out process has begun III Brooklyn.
Yesterday corps OF physicians and sanitary police,
under the leadership OF Deputy Health Onlcer
Holly, NJ. D., made a raid upon an infected small
pox district, lying between Fifteenth and Seven
teenth streets, Gowanus. The vaccine virus was
freely injected into the system Of the residents, and
fourteen we'll developed cases were found III tene.
ment houses and removed In ambuances TO the
hospital. Disniectans were freely distributed,
and Nth ordered to be removed under penalty Of
the law.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLAlUPE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, April 4, 1872.

ALBANY, April 4, 1872.
RrpoGvED.
To incorporate the Mutual Trust Company of New York.
To vest in the Board of Supervisors additional powers
Mr. Madden called from the table the adverse report on
THE GENITAL UNDEaGRoUNp RAILROAD BILL
The motion carried, and Mr.. MADDEN that the
adverse report OF the committee be agreed to- The vote
stood IL to L. The report then laid the table again.
Tile PRo-RATA FREIGHT BILL
came as the special order at twelve o'clock.
Mr.. Madden having moved to strike the enacng
clause Mr. NoonI took the initiative In favor OF the general
principles OF the biD
Messrs. MURPHY and FOSTER opposed biz, latter
In an Ella orstey prepared speech which he real.
mir JOHNSON spoke IN favor OF the bill at length giving
illustrations OF Determinations made by the railroad in favor
OF localities outside OF the State against points the State.
During the o. Senator Jobnsons remarks he said
that the great OF the Central Railroad issued his
edc and tls bill was to be defeated any cost and then
took from his pocket
DIVISION LIST OF TIE SENATE
which he proclaimed the be, ana the
final vote on the bill, OF which the following is copy
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Baker Benedict Bowen, Chatdeld
Brep Palmer Perry Robertson Wagner Weismann and
Winsow.
The presentation this division st implying as It did,
that Senators had been influenced created intense
excitement ever Witnessed In the Senate Senators left their
seats and rushed TO how they recorded this list
Mcssrs. MURPHY and MADDEN warmly and heatedly de-
Senators WoopIN and d. 7. WooD sustained the BILL with
illusions to the scene that had just transpred.
MI LEWIS took MP the argument against the bill.
The motion TO strike out the enacting clause prevailed
yeas Is, nayse
The committee then reported the the Senate
With the cnactlng clause struck ont
Mr. d. r. Woop moved to disagree with the report OF the
committee, aud TO restore the enacting clause. Los-ycas
IL, ID, as follows:-
-Mesars Adams Allen, Bowen Dickinson, Johnson
Lewis Lord Lowery, McGowan Tiemann, ID. p WOOD and
-Messrs Baker, Cha,Ged, COOK Foster, Narrower
Winslow and wood-l3.
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Striking Painters.

committee OF boss painters waited upon Mayor
Powell at his ONCE, yesterday and requested the
exercise the Of his authority TO protect their
worKmen from the threats and assaults OF their
former employees, the striking painters, VINO are
daily driving worKmen away from their work. Tie
MAYO promised to confer with President Briggs OF
the Ponce Board and TO see that the proper meas
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FASTING IN MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON, Mass, April 4, 1872.
buslness mas been suspended here to-day IN oh.
servance on Inc annual last. The weather was
bright and pleasant. Some OF the churches were
open aud all the theatres wero lllel Fast dav bas
become one Of the most enjoyable holidays or lie
year ia Boston. y Wv
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.

Rlchar, Frahn aged eleven years, residing az l08
Cnrystie street. was run over by car No. 6s OF the
near Stanton, and Instantly killed. The driver,
Barney Doran, was arrested by an olhcer Of the
OF the Coroner's jury. The body was taken to his
home by friends.
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T,,at Onnl Book Nuisance.

Street Commissioner Robert Fuely was enjoined
yesterday that ofal dock from the foot Of
Court street. where he caused it TO be located sew
eral weeks ago. The dock is how designated at the
foot OF Washington avenue Wallaboa Consider
able relief Is experienced IN South Brooklyn In con-
sequence OF this mucn.desred removal.
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Evening session.
n.,,n nnnrnnn - n,.n,, =,

ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
To incorporate the MANHATTAN Loan Trust Company
OF New York.
To open Madison north street
To the charter of the New York BoDl Deposit
pany.
bill introduced to authorize the laying and open
ina OF 55th street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues new
York.
The Warehouse and Railroad bill for New York made
the special order for Tuesday next, ut twelve O'Clock.
THE lack TRACK.
On motion Of Mr.. WooDIS Senate rcconsidsred the
vote by which the Pro Rata bill lost by yeas
H. nays IL the Lieutenant Governor giving the casting
In favor OF reconsdrng The bill then referred
Committee of the Whole-yeas H. nays g.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD HEADING.
To incorporate the Sistehood of Gray Nuns the State
New York.
Proposing amendment to the constitution increasing
the pay Of members of the Legislature.
10 extend the piers In front OF Harbecks Stores Brooklyn
Adjourned.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD q,

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship smidt (NG>, Dannemann Bremen, March 10,
strong Westerly winds all the passage.
steanship Charleston Berry Charleston, April 2, with
exchanged signals with steamship Janice Adger bound s;
experienced heavy SQUALLS OF the Capes OF Virginia, which
lasted ten hours. and made the voyage In 50 hours.
Steamship WyanOke Bourne, Richmond, city Point and
Norok, with dse and passengers to Old Dominion Steam
Ship Jadob stamer Samson Havrc IS, with mdse,
70 Boyd d Hncken Came the northern passage and had
heavy westerly gales; been 20 DAYS west OF the Banks
Queenstown, days. with railway iron to order vessel to
Snow Burgess came the northern passage heavy
westerly gales shifted cargo between decks lost and split
sails and vessel and badly strained been II DAYS
OF the Banks boardci fishing schooner Price (o Saem)
Everett three weeks out ana had about 400 lbs of habut
tue MI ~ mes east OF sandy HOOK HOOK
BARK Apton N9) Fricke Bremen, 80 days, with mse
light SW winds been days north OF Bermuda.
s pea n 2sSs o Bango Dsags MesSns days
Passed Gibraltar teb Ii had heavy westerly gales to Ma
dera then light winds to lat 20 NJ lon s. W. then to lat 30
light variable winds and calm; from thence heavy north
arch u, Ia. GO ~. spoke bark Prncesse Aexan.
Brig EnrIchetta ta Russo, Naples, SO days. fruit
to Lawrence Giles Co. Took the southern passage, and
hal fine weather TO Bermuda from thence 20 days with
Brig N Reynolds lBr), smonsen Cardenas Feb a. with
SUGAR 20 ORDER vess,l to JED Frye Co has had connu
25th beng days north Hateras boats and water
casks and os and split sails carried backstays and
drowned March 49, lat SO 90 Ion 50 IT, spoke bark india
bboom and rulor carried away ESD lat s. S. Ion 81 90
spoke bark Waverv from New Orleans for Liverpool The
en- X = anchored Oh The ghship :,
yellow pine to Jonathan Beers Had fine weather
schr Hoo5ral Sims, pharo, Virginia.
a johnson, Maryland.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
Coun,v Charitable Institutions.

There are at present ash persons maintained ID
the Kings county Institutions under control oil the
Board OF Charities, as Observation-Disclosures, 12l7;
Hospital, 430; Asylum, 749; Nursery, 40; smallpox
EOsnitaI.
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NIB. -
schr Naiad Queen, Chase, New York for Fall River
Schr II Daley, Clarke Hoboken for Somerset:
Schr George Glum, Murray New York for stonington;
Schr George Downing Hutchina. New York for Roslyn
Schr Fakr, Knowles, New York for Pawtucket-
Schr Chas Lavcring Halfway for Taunton
Schr VIM Donnelly, Lynch. Elizabeth for Derby.
Schr Mary Isabel SaInms. New YORK for New Haven.
schr Joseph Marsh, Softer, Elizabeth for Providence
Schr Ida Howard, Harring Elizabeth for Portland
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SAILED.

Steamships HammonIa Hamburg; Crescent City, Havana
and Nassau Gen Barnes Savannah Albemarle Richmond
South Carolina, Charleston
Also sailed March 80 bark Emma ID; brig Sarah Hal
field; Pekin Emperor Hancock idea; brlg Choice,
La Creole. Brightman, Maggie, Il Hni. Ocean Eagle
Atalaya; schrs Oliver, Gcorgea 3D. barks Jas Ward
Eliza Stevens .a H0lprqos. Kate Garne virginia byiss
well; 3d. barks Marie SOPHIE Alice Woods, Jas Welsh.
Wind at sunset NV, light
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NFrI EsIiIANEVtIS.
A BsOLCTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FPow
~ the courts Of different States. No prbl,citv Advcss
ice. Notary fubc and Commissioner for every State
r. l. KING, Counseilor.atLaw, 3tS Hrondwav.
A BsOLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY oRrsINFn rpnu
"a courts o. different States; deseron KAT m,acient
cause no publicity required charse unt dlvorrc Grant
ca ADVICE Tree NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, EO Broa lyyay w.
RARGAINS IN TEAS, CoFFEEs. oRucRptss .rIr
~ Provisions; warrante suit the palate
VI the mihon. 90, : THOMAS Il. ANEW FL
zoJ urcenwich stree, New York
CORNs, BUNIoNs, NAILS, Joints. 90 sueTT,
- without pain-RICE's ANMInILAis,R e,.,ss corns
bunlons, nails, DC. BY mall Soc '"es e"''sA
. Ut nlol, chropodsl g0 Broadway corner Futon s
DHVNkEENEss AND OPIUM EATJNG.pR BEERS
pain slI ssns evils
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CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 4, 1879.
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NEW s
Almanac for New York-Thls Day.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF APRIi.
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from the Governor, announcing the
DEATH or sANUEL D.. Is. MORSE,
ep0red Eseries 81 resolutions follows That
not fully perform the Guiy enloncd upon them tan 10
In the torn Of esoutions the Appropriate emf
nenty words OF the Message OF His Exceoncy and there
FORE without further preamble offer The following resol.
uons:--
Resolved, That ib telegraph his creation announces the
inventor Samuel r. H. Morse. lie was born III
Massachusetts, His home has for many Of his egenul
lie His fame belongs neither but 10
hrs country and word, yet II htng that tails
great State which he yt and died. shoud be the GFst
appropriate honors his memory Living, he received
from governments public honors than paid
10 American private cizen dead, let al the peope pay
homage to bis memory.
Resolved That the lightning 1ash, Gs. compelled from
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Passed I'hrongi Hell Gnfc.
BOUND SOUTH.

Steamship Acushne, Rector New Bedford for New York
with mdse and passengers. to Ferguson e Wood.
Steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston for New York, will
mdse and passengers. to II Dinock
Bli Arabela r), Brady Halifax 10 days. for New York
with plaster to Weherspoon Bros; vessel to DeWolf
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Arrived a do April s. briggs Selma, Savannah; uuiod
(Br?. Tufts New York; schr Ada (Bri, Beiyea 10. =
Cleared March 3D. schrs Sea Lark Miller Philadelphia Sea
Bird tBr, Whippe (not Elkins), New York.
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Marine Disnster..

HAarin0 UtSuSLefss
ballast ashore on the Middle Ground night Of the soh
s during iqgsy %sa'ae was sent 70 her as
bilged filled with water and viii be total wreck The
was 6o2 tons burthen..
BARK AMAZON (Eor), from Galveston for Liverpool de
of Key West 36o bales cargo 1cotton)
Key West 2ad a and the remainder mo.aentariy ex
Back VICTOR, Wass from Buenos Ayres Jan for RAN
goon put into Cape Town, CGH Feb for supplies Having
obtained and fitted foretopmast she proceeded
on her voyage Feb ID
before reported at Bermuda In Distress dschang 10Th
ut, the cargo coming out in bad order
BARK PETER CREEAR (Br), Campbell, from Beaufort, SC,
leaky.
BARK ELIZA ALICE (Br 40 days from Halifax, arrived
at Lewes Del 4h inst partially dismasted she bias heen
before reported spoken with loss OF mizennistl
BRIG lisa, at Vineyard Haven from Ponce, PR, expert
enced very heavy NV and NNE gales; split sails.
BRIG II HAvILAND Boutin from Turks Island, for
orders, arrived at Dutch Isand RI I'd inst Has been D.
provisions.
BRIG QUEEN or THE WEST (Br), Holng from Cienfue.
Cos for Boston, which put into bermuda distress had been
tmoasse) would be forwarded per brig Glance into which
vessel she was dlscharging on the 18th.
Brig SCOTLAND (Br) Stewart, from Demerar,, Feb II
bbls old iron empty carDoys abandoned 27h ut
lat 49, Ion &C. dismased and in sinking condition. Captain
st John, NIB: The was FL tons register built
in New York.
scHR NEW ZEALAND, OF Deer Isle, which went ashore
some time since near Truro Cape Cod was got OFT recently
soHR BINNs OF New York. which taken to Nor
folk after beng ashore Woughby Spit leaking, and
hauled ont at high water 2sth ut to calk.
ssr Fla n a
the northern edge of the Gulf Stream during sale from
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM SAN
Coast Fox-siy Political Move-Ths
Brskers All Gone TO h Big knee
Grant lnvlncibies-Money Mat.

SAN FRANCISCO. October SOL r.M.-
The steamer John L. Stephens arrived
this morning from Portland several
hours behind time, owing to fogs along
the coast.
A movement is on foot here to run
candidates ut the election to fill the
places of such officers whose terms
were extended by the last Legislature
1t Is claimed by the movers, that tho
action Of the Legislature was illegal,
and that 1t Is proper to elect at the
coming election, and that whoever re
cclves a majority of the votes cast will
be entitled to the offices. The move
ment Il rather quiet, has not yet como
to the notice Of any Of the papers anc
Is not In the interest of any political
organization.
There will be no afternoon session
of the Board OF Brokers to-day, ms thu
stock operators have gone to witness
tie race ut Alameda, which promises
to be good, the weather being fine a:e
the track and animals In excellent con
dltion.
The final parade Of the Grant In
yincibles will come off on Saturday
evening. The Club has decided not t
visit Sacramento as proposed.
Gold. 1l2AGll25s; Grcenbaeks, 8
buying, 50 selling.
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day ordered him sent to the Insane
Asylum. He Is a native Of Wisconsin
and 90 years of age.
The stock market has been pretty
lively and firm to-day with a tendency
to advance In prices. Fifteen shares
of Kcntuck sold for $276, buyer 80.
with cost sales at $l67R. Several
other stocks sold up pretty high on
their margin.
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HOARD or TO WN TRUSTEES.

At the meeting of the Trustees Of
the town Of Gold Hill, held evening
before last. the following business was
transacted:
Treasurer's report read. received and
referred to the Finance Committee.
Committee OIL Streets reported all OF
the streets within the town OF Gold
Hill In good condition.
Committee on Fire and Water re-
ported live feet OF water In the town
reservoir.
The following bills were allowed:
A. Il. Potter, $3.50 GO; Stern 4 Son,
SIC 95; ". Kelvin. $50 50.
Town Marshal Berry was authorized
TO appoint five special policemen to
act on tho fiith Of November; three
for the Frat Ward and two for tho
Second.
On motion the Board adjourned to
meet November fourth, at Z o'clock p.
n. W. G. THOMPSON,
Town Clerk.
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ruR GREAT RACE.

Our special reporter at the Alameda
race-track, California, telegraphs Us
the following brief particulars Of the
great trotting race to-day, between
Lucy and Occident
LILO p. M.-'rhe ferry boats from San
Francisco arc coming W loaded. and
largo crowds are waiting for passage.
Race will start at $50 p. N. Weather
warm aud dry. Occident and Lucy In
good condition. Track in splendid
order.
ar. M.-Fully 1000 people arrived
and crowds still pouring In BY each
train.
2:20 P.M.-a:al still continues to be
the iavorite figure for time bets ; 500
IL paid for it /; a:ao brlngs 800, and 2:ls
$40.
Horses called at 2:23 I'm.
$3.50 P.N.-Fourteen cars Just arrived
loaded down with passengers. Esti-
mated that they brought 1000 people.
2:32 P.M.-Occident and Lucy make
their appearance. Occident has the
pole. Crowd being cleared from the
stretch.
First Heat.
2:40 P. M.-Now they come up for
the first start. No 60. Mare three
lengths ahead.
s:i5 p. M.-Now they come again.
Go. Lucy q neck ahead-now Occi-
dent ahead one length-quarter In 81
-Occident broke-lost ten lengths
half-mile In llOH-Occldeut closing
up-,Lucy five lengths ahead at score.
Time. 2:s5x.
Official Iime-First quarter 0:3t ;
halt.mile, l:l0; mile, 2:25h9. Lucy
first, Occidont second.
Three to one OH tho mare. Time
bets 800 to $40 on Del the lowest
being 2:l9. The crowd Increases.
Pool selling lively In small pots. Lu-
cy selling Ia pools $50 to 8.
3:l3 T. N.-Horses called for tho
seesua Heat
First Start-Sow they come. No
60. Lucy three lengths ahead.
Second Start-Now they come. No
SO.
Third Start-Now they come again.
No 20. Lucy broke Oh the score.
Fourth Start-Sow they come. No
60.
Fifth Start-Here they come. No
go. Occident broke OIL the score.
Second Heat-won by Lucy. Time
2:20. Occident distsnced.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
INTELLIGENCE E.
Yei.w Fever Excitement.

HOLLOW rENeH
NEW York, October 30.-A Norwich
lConn.l special says that great excite
ment prevails in the seaport village:
near that place, owing to n report Of
vessel having arrived at Stonington
from San Domingo with cases Of vel
low fever on board. The schooner
Crown Point, which was driven Into
port at Stonlngton Sunday night by
stress of weather, had two men pros,
trated by the disease which had broken
out during the voyage. The vessel
was at once ordered into quarantine In
tho lower harbor. No now cases have
occurred, but the two sick men arc ut
the point Of death.
The Horse Disease md its Dotri'
mental kn-ets on Business.
New York, Oct. 30.-rhc weather
to-day is cool. the manifestations oil
the results Of the horse disease. how
ever, remain about the same. Deaths
are constantly occurring, about 100 be-
Ing yesterday reported in this city and
Brooklyn. Many stage lines have in
creased the number of their trips, but
the horses seen IN the streets, not only
for a lines but private vehicles, show
bad symptoms Of the disorder. Sev-
eral firms will receive oNcn to-day
from Poughkcepsie for the conveyance
Of merchandise. The horses of the reg.
ular army In this vicinity are almost
all afflicted, and Quartermaster Gen.
eral Ingals has issued IN order rs to
the disease and Its remedy. Humani-
tartan Bcrgh announces his purpose to
continue preventing the working OF af-
flicted animals. Three or four of the
Broadway Stage Companies have each
sued Bergh's Society for Interference
with their business. Each claims $780,
900 damages and asks an injunction
against Bergh and his men. At the
meeting of the Sanitary Committee OF
the Board Of Health yesterday, 1t was
understood that q thorough examine
ton of all the stables was ordered.
Working diseased horses without safe
covering Is thought to be surely fatal.
The grain and fruit trade continues to
suffer heavily. Tho ocean steamships
to-day will not carry more than one
third of their usual amount OF freight.
The India did not discharge her freight
on her arrival yesterday. To-day an
attempt will DO made to do SO BY light
ers. Many sugar reincries arc report
ed to have suspended business. 1t Is
the opinion Of several business mcn
that the Washington Market. near We
ley street, Is losing near $4,000 per
day. The Stable Superintendent thinks
that working diseased horses Will run
tho distemper into the CHAMBERS and
the result will be fatal.
Is Loadon.
New YORK, October 3O.-ES-Consul
Butler writes that he Is in London
under his own name.
Election Holiday.
By a recent law, election day IA
made a holiday in this city, for com
mercial purposes. The polls arc open
from 6 AN. to 1 Pm. Many business
firms, however, announce their pur-
pose OF ~suspending business Oh the oc-
casion.
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The GRAND BALL o. rue A. o. II.
Let all the lovers Of terpslchorean and
true social enjoyment bear fully In
mind that the first grand ball Of the
Ancient Order Of Hibernlans, Of Fir-
ginis City, will take place On Friday
evening next, at Miners Union Hall.
B street. The Order Is In \ flourishing
state In both Sirginis and Gold Hill,
aud they propose making this, their
first annual ball, an occasion we'll
worthy Of being remembered In future
times as one of the most satisfactory
and p~leasureable nature, sparing no
pains or expense TO insure Its perfect
success. For further particulars read
advertisement In another column, and
then securc a ticket for yourself and
ladies.
The CONCERT To-SIaHT.-rhe pro-
gramme for the grand concert In aid
Of the Methodist Building Fund, which
Is to take place ut Piper's Opera House
this evening. embraces a variety Of
pleasing and popular ballads. solos,
ouartettes. choruses, Instrumental mu-
sic. etc. Joe Mcguire, the ever popu.
lar tenor singer, will participate, aud
the most talented singers In this sec
| ton will also assist. The National
Guard lightning drill will form on
interesting feature.
The NATIONAL GUARD BASD.-This
iue band Of music, under the leader
ship Of Thomas Cara, IL one Of the best
organized, and not surpassed by any
| other Of equal size on the Pacific coast.
II certainly has been q great feature IN
the present political campaign, IA we'll
as OH various public occasions, and It
Il a talented combination OF hand
somely, uniformed. gentlemanly vota-
ries of the musical god, we'll worthy
Of encouragement.
COOP BASp.-The Reno Brass Band
got OH board the passenger train last
evening nc Franktown, washoe VAL
lev, where they had been attending a
political blowout. On tile way to
Reno they treated the passengers to
occasional instalmenta Of most excel
lent music. For \ new band, but a
few months organized. they do very
we'll, and with q tow months moro
practice will do still better.
CHOICE TEA.-Frankel has just re-
ceiyed 4 tlne lot Of the choicest Of Jap
anese tea, which he Is prepared to sell,
wholesale or retail. at the mott reasoii-
able rates. This delicious herb Is i'm
ported In the original packages direct
| from the sunny hills Of Japan, and we
residents of the Comstock range can
appreciate its luscious flavor and bent.
ficlal qualities.
Opp Fellows BALI. AT WAsHoE.-
washoe Lodge, No. 8, I o. o. F., will
give a grand ball tomorrow evening
ut Arrnory Hall. Washoe City. Quite
a number Of brethren aud friends will
doubtless be present from this section,
and a highly social aud pleasing time
ia anticipated.
The BLocKApE.-Thus far only fats
and ore and freight cars have passed
around the tunnel blockade on the
railroad. No regular trains as yet aud
no locomotives. Tomorrow, trains
will attempt the trip.
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their niargil

SpIRITUALIsT LECTURES. - Annie
Denton Cridge will deliver a lecture
on Psychometry or Soul Reading, and
Splritualism, at the Methodist Church,
Gold HILL. this evening. Mrs.
Baker will also read a beautiful and
appropriate poem. The lecture will
be- free. no admission will be charged.
giving all who desire a full opportu-
iIity Of listening to the talented lee
turer and obtalning an Insight Into the
theory of spirltuallsm. Mrs. Cridge
will also lecture at Silver City OH
Thursday evening Oh the same sub
iprt.