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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-22

- Executor &c. ofvALESTINB MOTT deceased THADDBUs
MS a asS i MsS s9 and on the &
March 1874 the nderued executors Of the last s ana o.
MQlade referee duly appqn!e in sad Judgment W. sell At ltS
New YORK on THURSDAY Of April 1874, II
o'clock the following deseribe premises to w MI
died said CITY Of New York am consisting ofa
S1 81 snS follow! BSnSns on the ea line 6e ,ad Bo
ward point about 80 feet inches sOutey from The south
to the center Of the Boomngae onsy laid
os, tSsne l % to point distsu 81 feet
nshe EOh from the nohsIy line Of 10. a1s sseS
point 10 feet inches west Of the westerly Inc OF
Of pOr,bs,ry direction crossing NHety.
hnhst TO point on the soo'hey nne 81 Ns thence
westerly along the southey line Of Ninety eIo'sus 'pe
city Hudson River established by Law thence
sou along s a Sss ss re cah is
line Ninety ourhst teEee easway direction crossing ihe
inches west Of The westerly line Of the Eyea south
wsy o. aH @ Of 3 Ra SI Soa feet aeses
wsswary westerly line q the Elevenhse5 thence IN an east
to the eastery line Of said Grand boulevard the point place
less Together with all the right title .hchthe said
Valentine Mot h, bis %s and which MOI y 81 s M bs
head line saving and excepting however. all ssc portions
laid BY law and such portion. Of said tract as have
been .a He Hudson River Rive. r. H Ia, AID 's r
York known as Number 20 PARK and hropgh 20 Mar
Beginning pglai the ncrtSey q PsI place
80 eastery Churehst
running sse 81 feet IL inches the noherY line Of
Park place thence orthward hundred aud d feet the south
ery side Of hurra thence wewar direction along Murray
st. 2l ee inches to land belonging the Cooperation Of Trinity
Church thence sou ery % feet along said land thence weswy
~ ee 3nsh along said land thence sou,hwi 25 feet the north
s s f ap sa .s.s the PS' ,S RsS :
relating party walls affecting said premises the said several dis
tanees Lengths aud Dimensions above nenned being
subject to two leases thereon both Of which expire the frat
February 1875, With annual rental 81 Sl5,OO0
And also all that certain other Of land situate ins
aud being In the 9th Ward Of the City Of Brooklyn, County Kings
bounded and desctbed follows Beginning at the
corner Of Montgomery and Abanysve running thence eaey
along Montgomry 90 feet inches thence In norhwAtly de
III IA nehe thence westwsry 80 feet the
ey line Of l04
Abnysye Mougomeryst the point place beginning
the said several distances dimensions OF less.
HENRY A. MOTT.
JOHN GREENWOOD
Executors, &c, Of Valentine Mott, deceased referees
JAMES AcQUADE Referee. n
T. W. BURD. Plaintiffs Attorney. IL Broadway.
A TREASURY of GOLD and SILVER OR
IN SAMENfS found Troy. described In TRIBUNE
Is Price 10 cents sheet form pamphlet edition 20
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PAPID TRANSIT. -
III MECHANICS TRAINS.
WHAT IS NEEDED BY PEOPLE OF MODERATE MEANS
FARE ONLY ga CENTS.

WHAT is NEEDED BY PEOPLE OF MODERATE mEAAS
FARE ONLY ga CENTS
whone L. J.. whtestone the future center Of large
Shipping interests % minutes from Hunters Point By ereen
Flushing Side Railroad Iers platforms steam brakes
elastic wheels heater footwsrmer under each seat safety svhes)
daily $3.50 10 1915 mdnght troubled less By
Ice fog by about hour from the City
Hall BY Perry double dsked boa less from uptown BY
Thirty fouh Ferry; than Fort Washington or BnAbeth
ony half sewss Garden City, convenient than
10 BrOokyn 10 business at sevntehst and
peanter travel schools churchs values steadily incsing
good society beautiful scenery riding boating bang high ground
water many severed eubed suttere heay
c aud fever than Ne1York C fare mehsnes hans
only the first railroad to supply quick ransit Communication
BY $50 per sPngm village limited By charter
half valuation No riding straps living
crowded tenenentG
TO LIGHTHOUSE give R00Ms) and GARDEN $40 monthi
other Hoses with and garden each, from $50
$l5 month For saoue sI garden only 800 cash.
s25 per month without interest till whole price $4,000 paid
81 800 terms also, eight rooms,
S. double 5000 cash. balance $40 month without inter
TIL all paid for also bath, range &C. for 81 BOO
similar also the best business WAestone, all on
mortgage, If you build.
Call JOHN GLEASON, Room ~ Sixth Floor take eevstor).
Bennett Building 90 NlsSaun, and get and on SAMUEL
DRAKE, Real Estate Once rear De pot, Wholesome.
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RICHARD V. HARSErT Auctionser
nOsITINE SALE nt hrown stone IOIIS

LOTSon Hhyegh SIXTY second Onehunired andthrteh
sta snd Bighhave. BUSINESS PROPERTY. .
RICHARD V. HARNETT will sell as auction on WEDNESDAY
April 90 1874 l2sOcoe at the Exchange Saesroom III Broad
giant new 6sess fOur-story hghoop, brownsone HOUSES
finished complete IN hard wood and al ne moi
eru size houses 20ri3xbJ3 The location 10 one
of the finest up town, being close t. Central PARK. -
NO 30S WEST FIFTY ElGHTHSf superior toursory 1ron
RESIDENCE repete with all modern improvements -'1A
1908. rplcP
HOLD brick STORES aud SHOP In rear - -,
FIFTY choice 10 ", north SIDE 700 feet west oil
Bghth-aye, 206rlOO5 ii, .
ONE UNDRED-A ND-TlRTlEIHST two LOIS south sde,
l57 feet of Bighh-aye., ~ 6xt9. IL "
WEST PORTl-StXrHSf, fourst0rT. Grstcass brick
HOUSE, situate Of fOyir'hs st. 1889 West OF
Broadway all the modern Improvements aud In
every way desirable OF house aud Ot ls16JxlUVo.
absolute LIBERAL Parties in attendance TO shOS houses
Mans al Broadway.
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miscellaneous.
JEAKY ROOFS REPAIRED am ArE aooS.
10, ,rstfmonisls csI at n nbh noVf
ISn co a as.tar Agen

Il xanTFD 70, testfrponiss cslI at n J. sbA'n noV'
ING co, o sedart LOcsi Agents wanted
DEV. II. b. LOCKWOOD
III CATARRH CURE IL, "a, al IN
eatsrrhf affection Of the heao
pFAPSEes partial or total BLINDNESS, diseases VI VIZ
vocal orzAns CONSUMPTION ,.v. anil, cold 10
In min out Of when people fancy sh'' 800
the bead" tney have CATARRH - ,5a.5 with. The best
disease and should no %
remedy known for il prerar,d by me As Dr. Geo
Which Endorsement Of such srneh Jersey City Bgh
Dr. IT. Lsidaw Hudson City, n u ,pd R,1 W. H. Mcconnell
isters % Rev. W. H. Diksman, hes 80
Mt j. many othe NAV relied every
THIS medicine 10 prepared IN gosdi asPbEEDY CURB
ease "a egeet PERMANENT AND a. facilitate Of
Rev r. Jockwoods NASAL insnre the OF obstinate
rs ease. and win be u az PILLS for the cu
ey ~ o. S III Ssres Of the sonsoh anu
Sa,e tSs highest USndatOns from The
them. a. .,eomnsnier The medicine
JOIN r. hEHhi' and Collegtpace, hex-ioL
ron sALH BY ALL DRUGGISIS
Puee 80 cents each.
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Anrtion Sales of Redl estate

A UCTION SALE-By virtue of decree of
Court WEDNESDAY NAV -, st ~ O'CLOCK m
Winchester Frederick County virginia, the
valuable ESTATE fWM. s. JONES. known
"VAUCLUSE"
containing 40 ofland residence barn. and tenant
houses, mill site, and large sprng
Baltimore bi Haeps Ferry through Nnchester pass
Jones Station within O. mile OF the dwelling.
Descriptive circular with map may be the Office N
ADRIAN IT, MULLER L SON, Pinest.,
"a At the Exchange Broadway. "a l2OO)
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proupsals

7 AWRENCE WATER WORKS.-TO Manu-
ufacuren Of Hydrsnis The Water Commis
sonrs invite bids anti TUESDAY Ap % 1871 for supplying the
Fire Hydrsn Water Gsies ~ olows
Abont $50 will he expected furnish draw
ings or sample Of the pstern he bios
Also, the following Water Gates:
Three 30ineh pipe; for 20nch ppe for lGoh Vite "a
pipe for l0neh pipe 80 for 4ueL PIPE 100 of
6-ineh pipe: 4 check for 24-inch pipe.
WIN. BARBOUR } Ut,
PATRICK MURPHY, ic-.-u.el.
NORRIS KNOWLES. "oNA1''"
Lawrence MsaL, April H. 1874.
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90 Uhom II man Gcnfern
Ghanres for bnslness Ellen

INO MANUFACTURERS.-A NEW MANU-
Il FEATURING TOWN hos been located BERKELEY, Toms
River NewJersey; it embraces 900 unsryins
improved wsterpowe or 300 H. P hes
cation with New York and Philadelphia sdjOi1s
commercial te'
offered manufacturer aud operatives locate Berkeley where
be carried out TIA; will capital and labor and
labor combinations
sHRRvR Pres Bekeley Toms Rise j. p O. Yoh Ct,
COUGHING and .SNEEZING-Hew they NAV
~ be checked-See Second Lecture Of Dr. BR0WESEQtAPD
TRIBUNE EXTRA No 10 Rce 10 cents sheet edition 20 cents
pamphlet.
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Regular semi weekly sale OF horses, carriages wagons
harness and general horse equipments at Messrs Bar
d Chases CITY Auction Mart and N L. IattersaIis
on Wednesday, the 22d inst, at II a.
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6larbls ann Slate Mantsls.

KLABER, 1874 East Eighteenth-st. near
IA Thirdsve ceiling and mssaetaras oil hsds AT MARBig
.ud MANTsS and Marble Wori Al sesl, NJ.
dscsd prces hssbls rurpins os the trade
A IL kinds OF MARBLE and MARBL.EIZED
WosE S.ss s. and ;d :. le,..' pne..
between Broadway cad Ssh4vN danced ss,tins a.ssiss n
operation
OTHER SUNS than OURS-Prospect of Ex-
ssa,ucn o. the sanLlmu o. the suns Essry-sss Proc
, ind Lecture IN TRIBUNE EXTRA Ne Is Pnes lssss
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WHITE STAR LINE.
foR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIM
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NV AM FILl-PoWERRD SIEAksHIPA
sains New f0rt On SATURDAYS from aysrpo On
DAYS O. EDR 81 Cofs HsIu0r esfb
OCEANIC. sATlRlAi. April %. 19.30pm.
RkPUBLlC HATURuAY NAV q. 300 D
iELTIC. SATURDAY NAV g. a II 800 IN
ADRiATlN, SATURDAY Msy 10 al 800 o. H.
BALTIC. SATURDAY NAV 20 81 lI.OUa IN
Prom ia White staI poet PAvota Ferr,. Jers.V c.ir.
Psssrngef for al t1ssJ unryalel
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT.
kAooDs, ftate ts;h-rooHs
gcu where uCOE eL SuIgeobs
ltse asaDera-
EAIEs-Saoon $50 Return neke $40 eoh st.,tss,
$50 eunenot those wishing for fth Cc CoUntr
paid ter.fea.s BIZ.
O OF AmeBeA Para HAnbuns
Norway. Sweden fDis. Aax;TalA CHINA Ae
Drafts from 81 upNan.
For Of and Other Information app az The
sfoss NO - Broadway. neR.iorh I! COhfls Agent
FIHE SUN and the EARTli-Jhe Earth made
PIT FOR Msb D, Gradual Praessf. The hfhe Cyclic Of tie
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VERY VALUABLE FRUIT FARM for SALE,
SMYRNA Del Adre.s PRuIr Brenori z. o., Delaware
a OOn CASH AND BALANCE In THREE
R%OO YEARS for the most desirable badng LOTS u 'he
cburches pubic
schools academies pablo library streets severed,
lighted with pipes being intro
minutes IhryiOufh-
St Newfok oryhve from Cy Hail By Jsmes-slp
Ferry; Sidewalks and graded streets
without charge purchasers Persons Of moderate means may
$40 monthly nsamen Free excursions daily atD5U a. m
and 80 o. m from Thiray free. Ladies shown
every courtesy Call upon BENZ w. HITCHCOCK, Real
Ieaiquarers 439 Thraye kexiork Ohee opposite
Mainst Depot, Plushing1
A DEATH-BLOW to ANIMAL MAGNET
N ISM In Dr. BR0wSSBQUARDs Prst Lecture in TRIBUNE
EXTRA Is. Price 10 pamphlet edition. 20 oents
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FI'HE SUN and the EARTH-Jhe Earth made
Ft for Msb b, Gradual Processes. The Initiate Cycles Of Pa
neee TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No 10, Phee ~ ttpi, "a
sheet ~ psIphe, ~ eeLiA
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6ouses an6 farms Uanfe6.

HOUSE WANTED on Park ave, or on side
streets between Madison aud Park and 35,h ana
39 be rs feet having such bou.a
for And wishing to deal with responbe ps ready pay cs.b
Once - y $500
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Ocean CLEANERS.


NOR HAVANA, ,,,r vpp. CRUZ
A,Vwyo RK HAVANA and MEXICAN shio o. :"
LEAVING Pier 5. NORTH River. /" d" ~ lnri %
rr1y up ERW YORk HAVANA dlreet' hn,il 25
CiTY on MEXICO Havana and heneol Anil 20
CRY on MEUIDA Havana direetl' ''"'''''''I Nv 7
CRY or HAVANA Havana dTee'l '''''''''''''
For height passage a'p alex ANDRE SONS 80 BIO.d-.y
TOR LIVERPOOL.
WA QUEENSTOWN.
CARRYING THE L. g. MALE
-,n ,-ypppoor AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM coArANi
p,a,.saeb an. Of their frsiclAss full power iron screw r'e'
FROM PEE 80. az NJ K, EVERY IutsDAi'
~ fopowsi IN 90 =, o.nn n m
WISCONSIN. Capt PREEsAs.'''''"''Apn' 60 ~
WYOMING Can't Guard ......s'''''''aiHy - ~
NEVADA Capt FoRfITn. .......''''''hT 40, ~ - -
IDAHO, Capt MoOKR.".....'.'.''''''''"" 50 "
MANHATTAN Capt PRIcB........'''June . T" ''0'FA
Cabin Massage. $50. sold. -
r,ss,s, toGce No. 20 Broadvsy $50, currenef
a 90 Wal n
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Gitp propertn to Get.

Gitp propertn TO Get.
A LOFT TO LET at 259 Canal ST., near Broad
"A way. Apply in store premises
A LARGE STORE, very large business
BASEMENT and VAULTS, In the midst Trinity Church
prohIbltion Of tqsorsellns. 453 IIudsonst
A THREE-STORY brick HOUSE TO LET,
~ ay furnished 47hst between Broadway and Eshhaye
reai 81. 200 Apply to j. ROsRNFIgLD SO4 we.. 97ihst
A SECOND FLOOR and part of THIRD
"A FLOOR 70 LII by private amiD $50 West lphs-, to
rooms bath kei so 10 $50 to smafA references required
between 2 and g.
A 800 SIXTH-AVE. is the best Office In
IA. She cav for a't-class FRENCH PLArs and 10 i.rgs
rooms Al. hshed Also several por anc eie-
vhor elevated and aracs walls select
block from hfaye below toe Park rens snail srstes fsmi
$1,000. JAS PBTTRBTcH
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gounirn propertp 10 Eei.


A STORIA.-TO LET, on Rcmsen-st., TWO
N HOUSES 10 and IL large g4e9 1 'isf, ssnp
&c Apply to ya.oD :. !" 49,,
STORIA-T0 LET, FOR SALE, or WILL
N EXCHANGE NevYork Tenement Propeus Ililhb ZINC -
CLASS RESIDENCES beautiful ground. s.as NJ 'sfs md
possession Immediately JOSIAH ". nh,lHe, 49,.
1T ORANGE, n. j., Llewellyn Park-For
N Immediate possession, hanIome frtn'hr"u hh'-
modern cJnveLences Ia seres 10 eAsE
ercelsat nghboOoi rear ne. a.t.,
adam,ei photographs. Particular AfpN "
WALLIS 80 Piaes, Orange Ofce opposite principal aep1s
A Il MONTCLAlR. -rv,,,
n To kT Tor sr months-FURSISHRDAn attractive pWhL-
bah. hot sni cold eaitf ana h'r
s, ard stable high Rround excellent neghhoood near deTo' beea
and churches per For fuller particulars and permit az
ny "'''' sAML W. TUBS. Room 7s, No n BresasaI.
L'ARM TO RENT-20 acres, near the staten
Island Raj road suitable for truck farm house, barn god h'sh
bothood; $500 Adfres, b NORRIS, saletoo : =
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Mem Civilizations.

REAL GENTLEMAN may see himself IN
~ ne NAV Number PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL Now Ready.
Also Charles Sumner Bsrle Fe with pOras Latin and leu
tonic Races Deep Life; How Govern and Train Child StOdy
Psoes PhyOgnony etc Only 80 cents or - year
Hewnnen Address S r. Wells $50 BrosdH9y n /
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ITO LET-24th-st., bet. 9th and 6th-ayes.. .
Il 4ory hsnssrd and Engsh bae HOUSE, all Tie
improvements rent moderate 70 good tenant. -
L. J. CARPENTER. 20 Thrists (Rihs Houssl
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ITO LET, near Fifth-ave.-1he FIVE story h.
srstelsss DWELLING, No. 20 West Poriy
possession. TIMPsoN PEETeor Brosiwsy AID ForT urbt
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Brooklpn ,)roprrtn 60 Est'

ITO LET-ST0RE No. 40 Nassau-st.; three
Il FLOORS Of house l02 Pnesppest GORDON l. fohp W
Clark st. Brooklyn.
MATER 'FRONT.', with BULKHEAD, to lease;
w Twentyeghts;. hnf The oai Bli RIVER "soaica IS
Iuuberysrd asi years McELRof, III East Thr'Irat
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ITO LET or LEASE-The STORE 1909 b
ave- OF 0OthL high ceiling plate glass trout 70
6j phsps the best gr ssss. ee.is
noh liquors SAMUEL kiLPArRICK
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no RENT in BIBLE House, Aston place,
Sd and 4thave between sh and 9thsts STORE rke
42IS OFFICES u and "a soneA AD9y 70 TREASURES
Of Amer Blbla
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ITO LET.--Completely furnished FLOOR,
Il tve with bath attendance hoi.s
week. reeenses Apply 20 r A. DAILY, 5ss Gti.evs
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rf,r non. IT, IT, BRFcHER's BILL BEFORE TIE LEG1s-
ITuRE TO REFORM THE PRESENT PRACTICE
rrs PROVISIONS.
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TO LET-A PRIVATE STABLE in 22d- 81
Lengtonve having onmodauons fos three lorse
rage foon &c. moderate. l. j. CARPENTER 70 Is's
lie Honsnl
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Reno Items.
Iron the Journal. July IL

ltrOm tnt 1Vutuais "uJ
John woodworth, proprietor Of tho
Glendale Hotel. met with a very serious
accident yesterday afternoon, ut the lat.
ter place. Ho was engaged in breaking
young colts. when one Of them, by o
sudden jump, threw him down, and be.
fore no could recover himself kicked
him on the forehead and arm. He wa
picked up insensible, taken TO tho hotel,
and DR.. Bergman sent for. The doctor
found. upon examination. that his skull
was not broken, but that he received O
severe conclusion OF the brain. The
kick ON the arm only caused q bruise.
We sympathize with Uncle Johnny. ~
hc a few years ago had his leg broken,
and we hope that he will come out all
right.
Mr.. A. Z. Smith. the new contractor
for carrying tho U. $. mails TO and from
Reno TO S~usanvillc, commences the
work to-day, Messrs. Thomas and Skad-
an retiring. The new order Of things
will not differ materially from that Of
the old. Tho stages will run daily rs
heretofore, carrying passengers at tho
same rates rs were previously charged.
The gentleman looking out for the in
terests Of the contractor in this section,
thinks his employer can comfortably
lose Slo,0 900 a year on tho contract.
The Roberts case occupied the entire
attention Of the District Court yestcr-
day. Up 10 a late hour last evening tho
prosecution was still examining Witness
es. Tho case will be continued to-day.
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Reese River Items.
TFrom The Rsycnls. Jane 29.I

From the Rsvcils, June 2y.l
Work ON the Amador mino Is being
vigorously prosecuted under tho super
intendence Of Captain Kidd. On the
upper level six men are engaged in ex-
tracing chloride ore from the ledge
which at this point is six feet in width
which runs all the way from $50 to $500
In value per ton. The ore streaks in the
ledge vary from two inches to one foot
in thickness, some of the orc being OF
n remarkably high grade. We have seen
specimens OF sulphurcts extracted from
this level which will work M M high as
80, 800 per ton. There are $50 feet Of
water in the incline, which will be
pumped out as soon as the machinery,
which il IL contemplated TO erect, is in
working order. The ledge Mt the bot
tom il six feet in width, carrying ore Of
an average grade, and when drained will
b. systematically worked. The COM
pany intend. should tho developments
warrant. to either erect or purchase n
mill for the reduction Of their ore. Tho
Amador IL but ono OF the many loca-
tons in this district which have for a
long time lain idle, and which only TO
quire energy and a little capital to make
them productive; and it il to DO hoped
that the efforts Of this company will I've
successful, that they may act ~ astimu-
lus to the ~reopcning Of other mines
which are placed in similar circum-
stances.
Tho condition Of Rowe, cut by Van
Wrinkle ON Saturday morning, is favor
able to his speedy recovery. He has
got the piece of his ear wrapped in a
newspaper and intends to present 1t to
the Pion-ear Society.
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JP,oche Mining Items.
trr.n the Record Of June al

At the Meadow Valley shaft No. 3,
the eastern branch OF the l20O-foot level
has reached q length OF 90 feet. The
ground through which IL is progressing
Is still very broken. On the western
side the drift Is in 100 feet, and shows a
strong and promising vein, but carries
bat little or no orc. The eastern drift
Of the l10O-foot level il now in 2i2 feet.
The face shows well and exhibits con-
siderable metal. The WINE being sunk
ON the western drift OF tho same level Is
81 feet deep. showing a strong vein. but
little metal. The Wine being sunk
from the ninth level easterly. IL down
1872 feet and presents no change in the
appearance Of the vein. The drift has
attained the length OF Ss5 feet. In the
faco Is n well marked vein. but shows
very little ore. The Summit. or No. .
shaft. il still in the north wall Of the
vein. The formation Is extremely hard.
putting rapid progress out Of the ques-
ton. Its depth is 1909 feet. II pump
ing machinery il erected by this COM
pany. Il will necessarily bc placed in
this shaft. which will probably have 10
b. sunk 900 feet further 10 reach the
water level.
The work in the Raymond < Ely is
limited strictly to opening the lower
level. 1000 feet from the surface. The
eastern drift presents the same appear
ance in the face as last noted. a sufh-
GENTLY large vein, but carrying no ore.
The drift on the western side il still in |
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Carson ltsms.
[From the Appeal. July IL

lHtom 49, APPe@tsu al
The winged-Ant Curse, to which wo
mode q modest allusion in our issue Of
yesterday has exemplihed itself in q
very conspicuous name on Dick Kel-
ley's new house. On the north side Of
that building. on Monday afternoon, a
fresh coat Of paint had been laid on;
and at night when the ants started out
for q cruise, they made o raid in that
direction-and there they are. ombalmcd
in all imaginable attitudes. What would
have been q fair and comedy house paint
ing il now transformed into an cntom-
illogical aggravation and o pismirical
panorama. There Is one consolation in
all this woe. however-thc plaguey in
sects are hived-their career IN done
and an offectual means for their cntrap-
ment has been discovered. We have
only to paint tho north sides OF our
houses with q good stickey pigment to
corral the whole generation OF these
winged nuisances.
On Saturday last a young Washoc In
| dian went TO Chinatown and got drunk.
/ ullo III tuut btutb hC VIM NV aB0a ~
an Infatuated Chinaman and so beaten
about tho head and neck that he never
recovered his consciousness, and on
| Monday night he died. This story comes
to US through tho crippled Indian boy.
Sam. who has no long lived with the
Hawthorne family. The murdered In
dian is Sans brother; and the poor lad
il half-crazed with grief. Doubtless
this matter will have a full investigation
at tho hands Of tho authorities and the
murderer brought to al account, II II
be possible TO ferret him out-which Is
exceedingly problcmatical.
Prom the Tribune. June SOL
The ranchers at the upper end OF Car
son Valley arc commencing to cut hay.
Tip Cary commenced, or was to COM
menco. cutting on Monday. and Ben,
Palmer intends starting ON Monday next.
There has been and still is any quantity
| Of water in the valley, and the rnnchcrs
expect two crops this season.
Twenty tons OF blue stone arc ut the
depot, awaiting shipment 10 Virginia
City. The acid factory OF this town Ii
doing n heavy business. both In blue
stone and acid. Not a week passes but
several carloads Of the former leave
| Carson.
The new cars made expressly for car.
rying hay have arrived from Chicago for
the v. & I. II. II. They arc 36H feet
in length, and will hold twice as much
as any Of the other cars. They were
made according to instructions Of Mr..
Harry Hunter.
In Genoa, ut ~ o'clock yesterday, the
thermometer stood VI degrees in the
shade. Those travelling in the sun and
sand could fancy themselves on the des-
ert Of Sahara, so roasting was the time.