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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
GENERAL, PROSPECTS.
THE PITTSBURGH FURNACE OWNERS REDUCING
WAGES.


WAGES
| PrrTsDURGH, Oct 27.-At meeting Of furnace
owners Saturday last at which every furnace In this
city and tho vicinity represented 1t was unsn
mousy resolved that and after to-day reduction OF
10 per win DO made all labor. 1t Is the opinion
most OF those who present Gt the meeting that
It will be very difficult keep the furnaces IN blast and
that further reduction may be necessary to prevent
entire suspension.
A FALLING OFF IN TTIE LUMBER TRADE or ALBANY.
Owing TO the recent money panic, produc-
ton in Of the demand and other causes II Is est
mated that the transactions in the Albany lumber trade
this will DO about IS per cent less than IN S2
The early Summer trade was an average one but the
Fall business thus far has fallen short about
90 per cent from tho sales OF last year. Proba-
ably about 100000 feet OF stock viii remain at the
close OF navigation although the receipts this year Will
be abOut G0OOOOOO feet than In 1872 Prices
very low; grades OF lumber are offered at cost,
dealers refusing sell lower. Prices during the season
have ranged from s. to IS per thousand feet lower than
last year. Du:ing tho past week slight I'M
provement was felt In tho market, and
it Ia possible that tho improvements may
continue during the remaining six weeks Of navigation
About 5000 and 200 carts are generally required to
out tho work OF landing piing and shipping the
lumber. Onehalf OF these are constantly employed
pliers and cartmen. the other half finding work
IN proportion to tho business passing. The aver
earnings Of cartmen are about 50 day laborers
loading barges 40 cents an hour the unloading Delng
generally undertaken by gangs each man earning about
81 50 day AT the close of navigation these men and
will longer DO required about the lumber dis
tric The cartmen, however. often get work drawing
and many OF the ab0rers also secure employ in
cutting and storing 1t.
REDUCTION OF WAGES IN YEw-JERsEY IRON WORKS.
In accordance with the notice given two
weeks ago the OF the the boundaries and
shops Of Jesse w. Starr Co. Cooper Greek, near
Camden n j. reduced 10 per cent last Friday and
Saturday The received their wages with out little
murmuring, they have been assured by their em-
poyers that this condton Of things will be only tenn
pOrary The firm believe this 20 10 better plan than TO
discharge any of their employees now thar tho Winter Is
near at hand.
sr. LOUIS BANKS REsUSnN0.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 27.-All the banks here re-
suned currency payments to-day. Nothing unusual
occurred. There excitement and confidence
seems " be restored The deposits exceed the drafts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
THE BAZAlNE TRIAL.

THE BAZAINE TRIAL.
TESTIMONY As TO EVENTS PREVIOUS 70 THE
12rH OF AUGUST SUPPOSED FLIGHT OF NJ.
REGNIER.
PARIS, Monday, Oct. 81. 1873.
In the Bazaine trial to-day the prosecution
announced that II would not call for evidence TO
events previous to the 18th OF August.
The President OF the Court however at the request OF
tho Defense allowed testimony to be gwen relative TO
the battle OF FOrbach.
Gen. Montaubon and other generals OF division ac-
knowledged that Bazane ordered them to the assistance
OF Cen Frossard and yarousy explained their failure
to carry out his orders.
Gen. Frossard testified that Bazaines orders to the
generals Of division distinct, and they respOn
sibe for their nOn-executiOn.
At the opening Of the sitting, NJ Regner was called
as witness and he not present It is said that bis
arrest had been ordered because he wrote insulting
letter 10 the Duke dAumae. and he has fed to England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
rELEGRAPuIC NOTES.

The Georgia state Fair opened at Macon yesterday
d. l.. Graves proprietor Of the Mammoth Cave
% nt Ei.sr 40 agent the bad an array esier
several shots nrei "h'e' vas 10 "'
sIdomen and will probably die wleoIen was nnhnr'
Mrs, Yano, wife Of the japanese Charge
gA6a Washington arrived in san Franceo ss.saa, by .easL
49, ose 81 opgg husbnd She 10 the nr japanese iA
ot ~ s, b S.s country 10 Join husband In foreign lands
Mrs. will to Washington overland
Az "a street-car was crossing the track OF the
no Ohio Haraad, ting ilghih war; Of hsslnt w 'a
satlti.' last passenger irain srnrt INC nu euu oi 'n
i,r vas run over sn 80 badly that he died four hours
The town of Wrcntham Mass, celebrated It's
yesenay large tent hal been ereclo IN
sh nner a5 speeohs. to have ben had but gale o. So
dru e tent ana the dinner The speeches VEN delivered
~ ert and collation. served Ia Cool
, The borcsi orsoa delivered b. 1e Hon tVa "iAn-"
o wrealhsmL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
LATEST SHIP NE WS.
Tor other Ship Ness see Second Page 81

.. For other Ship Ness see Second Pdge.l ayr..
...l. ARRIVED. .
Steamship Benefactor Jones, Wilmington n G.. With u sBd
10 Lontsrd steamship Go.
st.up iy Of Montreal rb Mirehouse, Liverpool 10
oarrnstoxu n III with ndse. pass John g.
eanhp MIeo Sherwood, Vera Cuz oe- Is Progreo
lSth 22d With mdse. and ~ r. Aexsnie
ssAmship Couch Richmond City Point Norok With
mae An uass 10 Old Dominion Steamship 60. PIT
sssmhp Wyonng tBr Guard Liverpool Oct 10 and Queenstown
1Th with mtse aud 70 Williams Il Cuiou. no
Steamship zodiac ChApia, Moreaead CIV Wh ue and pass
Murray. Ferris 4 Co. .....t Eli - ... ,x-.sts
samship DomiBion Walker Richmond CITY Point and Nos"'
rh lndss. oil Dominion steamship Co. ~, 4,
Bari yeAns tef Windsor 81 Davis ROTTERDAM ~ a'' WV"
iron nd bareA
B,rs Arggs of Dlnie Patton Malaga "a days With fui
Bah 0rchIa tof seanPor lIsvescT Genoa sept % VII" ~
6e ..t.k.,
Bari wielAnd (Gerl voeu.ng IAcas 90 DAYS WIN sapnsI
Mario UtaLl Ohvar, NaeBciA ~ lays Ia e-.t'A.
RAN A,rsa er BaSsleh Newcastle H. 81 days "ih iadse
BArk Cossttn lo Lonsllyl ggas, sligo - s.is "a A..
Barb PpiSlaqa' sf Windsor. n ~ S'0' ''""'' "'''
eth Goa. 70. a. n.n...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28

MILWAUKEE Oct 27.-Four quiet ani weak sales Of ET Spring
at 50 7Oa$6 20. Wheat steady at 81 OS for No 81 O5 for
NO cash; 81 O4h November Corn steady at Ale for No
Nrd Oats ami demand 30 for No. p Rye seadY
=, soc for Barley 6nn and fair demand at 81 "a for No.
Spring Preghts-Wbeat Buffalo 7ci to 0Sego l2l2c Re
ceps6OU0 bb Flour and 10000 bush Wheat ShipneatS-
l3 600 bbls Flour. 10000 bush Wheat - -
TOLEDO Oct 27-Four dull and unchanged Wheat dali and
lower; Michigan seller November a, 81 32i eem
Der sl 80 No. Red 81 80 cash 81 J9l9 November 81 50
December Con du declined IL & ior High Mixed, cash
4ia4a42s Hovember ifal45e December; Low sIed S9sS
4Or Oats declining 36c for No. 2 Freghts dull Re-
rsiuts-l bb Flour 900 bush Wheat $4,000 bush Corn
and 10 Shpments2OOO bush Wheat and I'OOo
hush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
REPRESsIyE SYSTEM OF THE FRENCH
MONARCHISTS.

PARIs, Monday, OCT. u, 1913.
Delegations from the Departments of Dor
dogne Cote dor, vaneluse aud Loire ct Cher, whom
president MacMahon refused receive had an Inter
view with NJ Theirs to-day
Frequent meetings OF the Republican Deputies are
held.
The Vaccinations OF the royalisls causing great
irritation In the Provinces.
Republican petitions, although prohibited by the
Projects are circulating everywhere aud being nu-
,ooronsly signed by the most influential citizens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
INCIDENTS OF THE LOCAL CANVASS.

JAS Howell, jr., and VIM. NJ. ShiPman were
nominated by the Democrats last night for Aldermen Of
the Eleventh Ward, Brooklyn, and Chas A. Murray for
Constable
The Democratic Union County Convention
met last night az Masonic Hall, with Thomas A. Camp
bell In the chair The Convention selected Committee
of one from each district to make Democratic nOmlna
lions from either the Tdmmany Apollo Hall ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
IIerrbeu

VIM. G.. Choate Of the law firm OF Pritchard, Choate
Smith. nominated last night by the Citizens and
Taxpayers Association OF the XYIIIth District for the
Assembly. This Is the same body that nominated John
r. Crosby for same Office last year, The Liberal Re-
pubcans and the Democratic Union have approved Of
this nomination, which is entirely non partisan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28

scsr R,Sece. B,,~ ('f se'suppo) s's'' s'" 10 ''s
with osngsa = -.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
nos-o, Oct 27irnyea steamship Hscs fsn liverpool big
Nsvsrno, from ssgus o,.. -. NJ.
from Ensnue from Hayansi barhs Adesd iros DO ss
Liverpool Passed cut steamship Berlin Tor srewcn -
Western Sea- for Muiasl Ceiogs for Quen.tovn ss
Bremen Sarah Prsrer for Haana snip Aarcd Tor hso S'
bhg Nor see~srts for NegYork
27-AniVed ship UniOa FROM Greenoeff sns
W. ii. Beck. rora ses-fOk
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvisa Oct 27-rbs steamship Columbia from sTrort. az
rived here this
QUSHssrows Oct 2T. steamship Indlns Capt sumner fro.
PHILADELPHIA Oct 10 Tor NewYok aVed 81 Brow Head oe'sck
this
HsJSsK g. Oct 27fbe steamship Mag arrived from Lsss
dor to-day win steamship Delta 1rrvef
Bsfnaa Yesterday The steamships Chase from Portnd Ahsmsrs
from ClaOttogo~p sDd GOs Boston, arrived here MS mos-
ing The Somerset proceeded CbarsetoED sod ee Abmbrs "
B0sson
DISASTERS
KfSesrOy Ont, Oct 27The Pride ~ lnercs IRON krf
while her anchorage MuT Point enc0asess
a sudde wind, and sSs driven The
SAVANNAH 2Tbe BARK r. ,. soltha Wack gent ashore
The Pert ROYAL breakers, hsA been gotten Of
SPOKEN.
Bark Abaos lGrl r0a liverpool for Galveston, Oct s. lat 90
BsE Henry Kuigbt Dslnors for Hsysn, Oct O. lat 30 "a
Oct 81 10 mile. s. from Jupiter inI-t RcAri.o.
fBr fro,p(f syes,on To- Liverpool
Oct "a aL ~ 10 rs o. bar Geo. De ZL roa hstsaaz
for EeWi0d-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
cHREsR MARKETS.

Urea T. Oct 27The Cheese market wa, dull again ,Sday
5000 boxes Of which only about lIUV
sold 94c; sold at the lower figure ihAa at the higher
making the average about 1880. ,,.,
the offering quite large but buyers Fahtel n
Cheese; a number OF factories sold al l3a4@lic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28

CBIc.oo Oct 27CrLE-ecspt. 5000 MARKET for shipping
grade. dali prices nearly nominal bat not quo changed sales
81 Good 10 sjaSG Medium, 81 oOGi 7o ship
ments, 500. - -, - -, -. -
hesvy grades SO $4 20 Light 81 2oGs4 4O bpenis
1000. ~, a.. -. ~ =. a
q II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
THE STATE OF BUSINESS.
Cort,nued from First Page.
.hnrn ara not few. such troublo as there has

OF whom thore few. Such trouble 40 there mas
been IL lightsned.
Thisis The day appointed by some Of tie mills 10 begin
running on half time as tho best mode Of retrenehmen
Others have been running half time Tor week or
fortnight. The Manye Mill on the Blackstone tSIyer
~ the only very larg0m In the State when mas eholr
suspended and it is expected that IL VIII start on
time i'm n few DAYS IL runs between fiO) ana I,A1
Oops has about LOO operatives on its pay-ro' anu
man uiaotuTes print cloths, jacOnos, ote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
THE u,JoRrr1Es IN ONO.

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 27.-Allen's majority for
Governor Of Ohio & ST. The majority OF Isaac H. Weich
for state Treasurer II III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28

Tho New Elastic Truss 1888 Broadway lately 30. ssss
whols heavens sSd .srS~1 the
aud bngerpsd blleksnlibs sith iis rolling shundes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28

OsTeoM-PAYSB-In Amsn, N T., Tbur,iav Oct - ~ ne
VIM Page Mr. John j. 0ston Of NesYOk 70 Mis- Mar
PaTns OF Amenia.
sTEwARr-BAsHIsTBRI Brooklyn wsinosd.y Oct % az
residence Of the brides parents TIE Rev DR. Doshns koe@f
s.eWan OF this city 10 MAY BanBis.er Of BpOoIyu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
Regular Republican Nomination.
FOR SENATOR.
JOHN r.. HENRY.
THIRD SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
(BROOKLYNI

Rally: rally, Rally -.
Grand rats.aoB meeting Of e Dsnaery sai all Who oppaf
to the pre,-nt eorrupi Admip'srsaon 10 Washington.
10 be held Al
TANMANk HALL
Ga WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oct ~. a. 1870 O'clock,
e indorso be following 1lt,0os:
foTSe OF -DeineA hiiefs.y IT.
torC amptfalier-AAheT p Nichols,
For Tressgrer-rhonas Rapes,
For Gerersl-Dane Prstt
Pers state ngueer and SorveyOr-SYivsnas Sweet
Por an al & Obmi. aoner-James JACKSON, E
For Inspector Of state Prisons--.eorxs W. hlspaarh
Justices Of The Codft-Abhsl X La"tsHos sai SaS
DonOhue
Per sherid-Wilham q. C9aner
PsrC onntg Clsrk-Wi1am Wash
For Justices NeAdsm ssd HegrJ amer
Por Croks Henry WolsmsD AsthoaJ bshs'
Judges u the supsrer coslbe d. s9sf aSi c'snH
Mcneil
FOR sderman-Rdwsri Qiou.
EIPresdsst ANDREW JOHNSON. .....f
Hon. HoRATio SEYMOUR
Non. SAMUEL J, rILDES. r
Hos, FRANCIS kERNAN .. ...
Hon. JANIS y THAlBR
Iion. JOHN X PkhLo"s,
Hon. JORL PARxER
= cox,
Hon. BRASTus pRooA' -r To
u u ww;tipTTER ID pBCKHAM.
II,s ABRAHAM e HEWITT IA IL L.. ~.
Hon psassrs ,tssa ,-i .t,s hs
ana 'aaAy o'"'' - ABRAhAA =. HsWIrr.
rag. chsirssa Of Coan,y coavestss-
p.r.n 3 iseor-..us. - % t
AlS~sD l. AeASS'' --- a. JOHN " cH.SLss
Chsrmsu u Judiciary Cosvsaass+
E w. s. 4 St s..n isr''v'''- z neu,G Gw.,
VA s.. On tca,lru.s u Committee % or .aa.i...
1EpxcsD N PuH lS.e,t.ns. ~ tt. -..la Dbl. ,..s
EDwAKs d. GAS. -, r.. ... r..r..
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MARRIED.

True and False Science. s3esoh ms rTnish essts
Parks uoa1A IA TkfBUs. LscrgRs ErrHA No. 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
5uscial Ncllfes

Trees aud Plants, ..
r. Y. PARSONS Co.. FLUSHING n T. y
Dunviiie & Co., Royal Irish Disticrtcs Besass. Ire
o1 arc The lager basiers WHISKY he scr Their Oa ti
whsky sbe Medical Professoa In Prsseteacs
Preaeh Brady Supplied Case. Oasd Bf<aoa
81 Brosa-sI New fofs. I'll u e---- -. = - - =
insects Iuurices to Vegetation lie 0eass paper
pRSrXUCriyk IN xcTs read sseaSkc CsaSe
Pvtsni a. sissA IA TRIBUNE kAfkA No 10 Ps,os 10 o@s
I''I = -.I|4 Assss fak IkuRSkR xsvNoA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
COUNCIL OF POLITICAL REFORM.


TIE GERMANS REJECT THE NOMINATION OF JUDGE
FANCHER
The Joint Convention of the Council OF Pohtl-
Reform and the German Reform organization held n
third session Cooper Union last night, Theodore Rose
welt IN the chair. Only small number Of delegates
In attendance The Committee on Judiciary Nom
nations reported the following selections for Judiciary
For Supreme Court T. l.. Faneher and O. III. Van Brupti
for Superior Court. g. L. Mcneil aud Gilbert Speir ior
Marine Court Henry l.. Rowland aud David W. Nc
Adam.
The German delegates opposed the name OF Jadge
Fanchor and motion strike out his name was nade
by Mr Ottenlorier. Gov. Solomon, W. l.. Fitch ana
others spoke In opposition 10 the motion. and euio
dzed Judge Pancher Commissioner Meyer stern
seconded the motion Ia long speech "nor
which debate ensued Some OF tho German
dele gates threatened 10 leave the Convention ana
demanded that the should be cleared. as they HP
pcared 10 suspect unfair dealings. Toe motion "s
eventually carried aud the name OF Judge FAncher f~
lected communication from Tue German indepoh
dent Democratic Organization referred to the Com
mites on County Nominations. motion was hoA
uiale " 90 from tho iist tho ha'ho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
DIED.

al Notices Of Marriages must be iHdorsea SiA fsI
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
CLOTH MARKR.
cArrLR MARKET.

p.oylD,sc. R. L. Oct s7.-pnus Cloth. weaker BAT I' doing
the rket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
HE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA EXCHANGE.
nOMRsTIO MARKETS.

HAyAs, Oct 27Ereh'nss quies LOaou. s2as5 premiums
on Paris GOGGs premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

Tie following Assembly nominations were
10 ioat
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02
LEVY ON A BRIDaE.--V,

LEVY ON BRIDaE.--Ver1i is
rather quiet just now. The only
thing of consequence going on
around there is the building of the
new bridge. LAWYERS st;Irve to death
there, and physicians give the place
the cold shoulder. A minion of the
law at the Peak, by name "Griz, in
order to make business, attempted
to serve q lien ON the new bridge the
other day, bnt one of the planks
turned on him, and he was capsize,l
into the river, rs also q small bottle
he had with him. He declares he
went overheard to give the contents
of the bottle to the fish that were
(not) coming up the river. We pro-
the entire procedure AN mn
warranted presumption of law
Neuada State Journal.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

FoNDLr do we part with a concatena-
ton of peculiar irritations and irregu-
larities, which. acting in effectual dis
cord and making diverse and disturb
ing system of attacks upon the health of
the Controller of State, have furnished
us with = reliable and pleasing item dur
ing the past fortnight Mr., Hobart has
got SO far beyond the range of pills and
pencils as to be no longer IL subject for
health bulletins and his many friends
will be glad to know that he Is out again.
and SO far convalescent as to I've able to
come to his Office yesterday. We heart
lily congratulate him. We learn that he
thinks Of making short trip to Califor.
MA tonight.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

NoIIcE-Some party soliciting applications fo
Fire Insurance has asserted that the Liverpool 4
London L Glob. Insurance Company have with
drawn from this State and are not at prt s4i
taking risks i'll Carson. Such ia not the fact
aud the insurance man. whoever he may be, M
sertns it, knows he is rtinc lie in order Il
s>,cure business. JOHN SPROSrON.
ap.4-lw State Agent l.. !, L. Il G. 1ns. Co.
DEByoKs TAKE NorIcE.--Mr. Z. B. Rail il
here now t. make and take his animal s.ttle-
meats # all old chro''ic AMI other outstanding
matters and he desires all those who owe him
t" come up AID put up and square mp without
, any further notice or pruCrd-tiiIafionS. This
hint ought to b.. and he hopes will be- suffici, MT
20 induce delinquents to repair and preserve
their edit. word t. the wise sufficient.
SEA SHTIr-, and she'll worth as"ing, for they
are very byau:if, !. viii he On exhibition. and
for srle To-day ana until sold. at rooms ext
door to Victor Null,r's IN King street. Thu Y
great cuTiosities. we'll objects Of I'D
mir ttiru. comprising 'thcv do the choice
sporlL from the Mediterranean and China
seas. the En-. Indian Ocean, and el>ewh' re.
h. att; nfOH of our cItiz Ms invited TO this
, election. Every facility will be uff red the
| ladies To- view and select from thes" specimens,
which viii D- sold at IL. lowest figures Mr..
Henry Miller. pr Irirtur uf these shells will lie.
III attendance, To whom application shonld be
made.
! CHANCE OF TIME.---On and after Monday
May i. 1873. stages will leave the OrnSby House
at O'Clock A.. ". connecting on Monday and
| Friday with Benton. Columbus, Big River and
/ ind'p. ndencc stages Shurt st rout, tor above
places from San Francisco via Carson. No lay
| ing ooer. }. ID. KELSEY. Agent.
| READ THls-A NV DEAL.--Frauk Hall, who
| has taken charge Vt Thcuter Hall. informs the
public tina: no more skatin. will b., INDUCED in
but that the floor If the hall will be pat in good
trim for dan,.ing. and ii su'al dance will be
given every W-dno lay night ma .tr his manage,
u.nt Excellent music will he engaged for
thrs.- dances, ard the prize of admission Will De
but nifty cents. sp that all Who desire T. while
away a few hours in that delightful AMUSEMENT
can iuiiul,,- that pleasure. The hall j. on If
the best i'll the state. and with good music, and
Frank for manager good time may always be
anticipated The first dance will TAKE plac-
next Friday. April -, 1915. ap2O-lm
Now TIME TO get photographs Of Your
residences. scripture X Friend have mad.
landscape photography speciality and arr nov
prepared to take all sorts # natural and art l.
ci4l obj,ct- AT very =, a>unablt. rrr,s and ruar-
ante altiStartipt They also publish lar-r
assortment of >tr-rcscn},ic views OF stu,ry IN
tits STATE such a. the mills along the Carson.
not, buildings. lakes uuntains, tic, just the
thing to send 10 Your friends i'll the Atlantic
SIrt,s. Call aud examine their pictures and
leave your orders at the old brick Photograph
Gallery on Second street. opposite the Orinsby
Huus-. or AT the store of John Il. Fox. ape
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

: While Annie Firmin was playing
=" John Garth. At the Oper. House.
in Rochester, N. Y. % tho play was
approaching . crisis. = gentleman in
The orchestra chairs became - excit-
cd that when Mias Fismin exclaimed
/" Great heavehsi what have I done?'
he rose in bis seat and shouted. with
. denunciatory gesture. +" You've
raised hslll"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

The Virginia and Truckee Railway
Company are constructing II passenger
station at Franktown. Bob Pixley. as
sisted by Ardery informed Us of this en-
tertainins and profitable fact.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

The MANLY game of quoits, an ath-
letic exercise copied from the ancient
Romans and imp. rted into America by
the inventor of second hand horse
shoes, is played with more or less inter
mittance at the corner of Carson and
Spear streets, front of the saloon there.
Ii seems to be cheap and harmless
bull.whackers' substitute for billiards.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

M1Nr.-The precious stuff continues
to roll into the Miat in tremendous
heaps. q. Yesterday j, 6s5 pounds Of crude
bullion came in. and the last shipment
OF Crown Point bullion was thirteen
bars which was sent to the London and
San Francisco Bank (Limited), London.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

Nh. SEclHrA1Y MINOR went of night
before last to Reno. intending to take
tho train lef unienvi1e. Sasth ais
missed the connection, and he came
home yesterday uasEnin9. last night
he made another attempt and probably
succeeded. =
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

Ccux1r Commissioners will t1ke not.
ice, that there il ! broken plank in the
cross-walk leading from the corner back
Of the Penrod House over to Morris
Hopse. II ought to be dxsd, for there
10 An ugly hole under it.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

MANAGrR FULroRD issued an order
yesterday for some programmes for u
performance At the Carson Theater
last night but reconsidered his decision
along in the day and eountermanded the
order. The Rosedales will be all the
fresher for to-night's performances. y.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

The TRACK Of the V 4 +. Il. K. was
a cleared OF the debris the Silver Switch
accident about = o. loc& yesterday morn
ing The engine ''ComStock was not
so badly hurt but she can be repaired
IL few weeks. She has, been taken tc
the repair shops in Virginia. Mr.. Hance
the engineer OF the disabled engine stuck
to his charge through all the dangers of
the notwithstanding no little resoiu-
ton and pluck III 50 doing. He says
that the hI..kemen On the coiii'iing train
complain that the brakes were not strong
enough TO hold the cars and thus check
then, in time to avoid the collision.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

DISTRICT CoURr.-Nay l. Hon. G.
n. Harris, Judge. Lawlor u.s.. Sweeney
/ Thompson. Dismissed at cost of de-
PENDANTS. Sharon Is. Sweeney ct as.
Time to take testimony extended to May
~. Mason rs. Davis 4 ellison. Judg-
ment for plaintiff Treadway is. Wilder.
New trial granted. Court adjourned for
the term .-----