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This city. An inquiry from tho proper huthost-
Ties revealed tho fact that tho aenhral had mern-
" gone TO Now York IN Il litttc bts,nosa Of Ills
owu,--lavlng solne alght .oonnection. perhaps,
York Board OF potee and Firo Commissioners.
1Io has been rak his full salary $50 G00) by tho
Hoard Of Untlarwritora and tho Cltizons' Assoc
citation Of tlllH city. and lie will return to bis
polico in nbont ten tlsys. 1sia hardly probable
t1lat e will return April !, aa has bne, rcpcrscd.
for reasons which oyon sel!oot-bvy might
guess.
THAT solitary rua,, ut the crib condcsconlcd to
walk onco moro witll his fellow inots, and Tor
morning. lie states that lwo woelss ago last
Sunday ho conrsol 1000 poople who FalAcll o,t
on tho leo to wow bin slalil resistance. When
he got up to 1000 he bccamo 30 tllsgnBtod viii.
l,anlnff naturc that llo stoprcti counting. Tho
ladies' nnl sent1cmon yisitiug him tellnved atl.
miraby, as.l admired lllH abode, but tho boya
carved and wrote ttic!r natnea all over his man.
sion. 1lo was forced to tlo up tho fog-bcl on ne
CONT Of their capers, but was discounted by tho
boys harnnlcTinE 1t with ch,lnks Of ito. Btodgo-
hammers, and Other Weapons which tLoy could
got hold Of. Young Amortca at tho crib Ii n do
cidod novelty, aud llo wants no Moro oE It.
Ono day last weok llo porcoiyotl MI object away
to tho oast whlcli appeared 10 bo n human being
fallag promo upon tho leo: Tho day VIVA m OK
t1esnely wild ono on tho 1nko-Bo wild. indeed.
that ho wnB hfraid TO venture OIL tho tco. All
tltat day lle was forcetl to watch tho motions Of
eIatance. 13y ni9Itfall Bis fceIings had bccomo
10 llarsowod mp that ho could hardly aloop. Tito
ncxt morning tho wind hast died down. aal flo
resolved to got ont it ncaicli ot tito unfortunate
WHO seemed thus to 10 signaling for aid. 1lo
went far euoush out to ascostai,, TINT 1t waa not
had been unkfndly attacked killed. aud caton by
tho 1nultitutlc8 Of lanllsl!ol soA-guiiB.
, 1875-03-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

No. 1i5 Fifth avenue Ia tho place from which
tho Young Mems Chsissiuu Associattoa furnish
employers with men aud boys FREQ Of charge,
Tho ladies' Of tho Eighth Presbyterian Church,
corner Of Washington and 1soboy strccss, glyo Il
Martha Washington tea-party this evening, bo-
ginning at o'clock.
atr. J. +. Fiuctty will lecture thss ovanEng in
tho Caledonia Hall, No. 1G6 Washington street.
Subject: "CclIo Poetry aud Musio." Tho
public are cordially invited.
William e. Grit!is, Esq., four years resident
and trayc1er in Japan, will lecture on Japan in
tho Now England Church Chapel. North Dear
born nsrcot aud Delaware place. this evening at
o'clock. Admission 25 centu. Tickets ut tho
1o3r.
by rcqnest Of tho Womnn's Board Of Missions
Of tho lntoror, Mrs. II. u. Norton, Of Ripon
College. Wisconsin, whose addrcss on tho y Prog
ress ot Missions During the prcscnt Century"
was no we'll received, wiItsgivo aecnnd lecture,
in which allo will consider tho Objections to
psrlors OF thu Firus Congregational Church, thiH
afternoon at o'clock.
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CRIMINAL.

Some thioves watched thoir opportunity yes
torday md carried OF four whole pieces Of
cs,oy,ot ind Quo OF calico from In front OF Man.
hcimer Hros.' store. No. a98 West Madiaou
street. Tho goods woso valuod ut SIS.
rotcr Jacobs, Of No. 14l North Morgan street,
would like to have tho police recover st45 wnlth
Of clothing Which somo thief rooscd lin Of q
few nights ago.
The railroad tlioves who 1lnYe bcou 90 trouble
some for some tiule past detached a car from Il
freight-tfnin OIL tho Michigan Southern Railroad
Saturday night. and uero onsaaol IN robbing i.
whom aswtch-eng!no waa dispatched for 1t, and
Its appearance frustrated tho plot. Tho cur una
nttachcl to mn oltward-hounl train. and was
a:oppo:l ut Forty-uHtl Ftreet wlltlc tho rest Of
the train won't to Eu.lowood bofora tho car was
mAsed.
Tho city officers and clorko, policemen, and
Commissioners, and tho crowd OF butnmors who
LOAF nbort tho old Albums Btreet rookery, wero
atartled BY knock-lowu argument yesterday
AFTERNOON. ind everybody rushed pell-mell to
tile scono. Two iudividualB wero quArrelng
nbout grocery bill. and resortod to nstlcuffs to
anttie it.. Ono WAS knocked into pool OF wator
and uon,e blood flowed from tho nose OF another.
Tho PARTIES escaped arrest In spite Of tho COM
biued efforts Of fifteen or twenty policemen and
nil tue Commissioners.
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AMDREAS HUMMER.

4 NOhT thEXFLlCAGLE 6UICIpE.
or all tho suicides which hayo occurred Ia this
city, not ono has heen 10 sud and slngularly un-
accountable AZ TINT OF Androas Hummer, at
Kuhn's Hosol, tho details OF which uoro given In
yestcrday'a paper. The suicide WAS = most OK
callont workman, Of good habits, and With fair
prospects bofoEo him. uo was engaged to bo
married to MiHs Caroline Drunlmcl, q hno-look-
lug and industrious young German girl Of "a
ycnrs-a uatlro of MecAIcnbusg. She IA en-
ploysd al tho bakery aud confectionery 6toro OF
L. Livingston. No. 1BO milwaukee, nycnuo, whore
Hummer worked for two years. Mr.. Livingston
statcs tint lo is At loss to account for tho
tragic death Of his former amp!oyc, md glyes
hitn the reputation Of having boop ono OF the
nentcat md hest confoctiouerA ht. ever kneT,
1le htao Bays that Hummer wns an educated man,
who was thoroughly conseEsaut with his own
and several other languages. hlisH Drummol
Vas shocked beyond measure on learning Of the
sad occurrence. and refuses to 10 aopsocd by
her friepta. She Btatol yesterday TINT sho had
not noticed anything unusual IN 1fummer's
day evening. liz told her that be had bocn yory
foolish In Bfuanaering Hmall sum OF money, aul
folt worried over hla inability to Havo moro. in
order TINT thoy, might set married, 6ha bid
him to be Of good cheer, and warned him pot to
cumulase enough In ! Short tins. He left her
with the understanding that thDy Meso to be
nsr1ied shortly after ERster. lla gave her an
engagement ring, two woeks ago. aud when he
presented her with It he wss III good splslts and
hopeful. lio had thrce brothosa In Germany,
aud tro sisters. lie ID she. youngest Of tho
former. Ills fataer aud mother are both dead
lie had been tn shis country four
years, and UP 10 the timo he ontored
slr. LIylneston's employ had been Ia
large confect ttonezy at .Memphts. Altar leaving
Alr. Livingston, which lie dd In tue utmost
good foeling,-he went to Koroski's, No. BIT
stats street, where Alr. Isaac koroskl also gtyeH
him splendid reputation a. M tndustyious mud
genslcnanlY nau, whoso loss ho deeply regrets.
Coroner Dietzech held MI inquest yesterday,
aud verdict Of death from suicide was rendered
BY tho jury. The body was takon to tie County
undcrtaxer's, No. oi Milwaukee ayenue, and
waa prepared for tnsormsnt. The funsrnt will
take plAce today, aud tho scmans vii! bs buried
In dIacoland. Ths Coroner took charge OF tho
effects Of tho deceased, and will carry ont hia
written Instructions regarding their disposition.
The failure OF tho Ilnses and Jnter- 0oean to
obtain &ho particulars Of tho suicide oocasionod
wrath and disgust iu those offices respectively.
In yesterday mornings issueot those papers tho
reporters vent +aeir sl.san at 1t, huhn's soa
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for their failure. II Is only fair to stsse that the
manner III which tho reporter Of
.rAk TnlnuaE rauoiyci tho complete
knoslcdgo OF Tho det1tfn Of thu oc-
cuErcnce una by good lncl; In hoarisg
at tho occurrence, and arriving At tho sceno
sllortly attor tho discovery Of tile botfy. air.
prevent any tliaarrangment OF tho orlor O
things In tho room or tho loss Of anv OF tho
oAcuta Of tho deceasod, gave orders That no orD
should DO admitted into tho room until tho
ten minutes attor tho reportorH batl lcft. who
layo only thctr impaticnco 10 hIamo for tloir
failure. and not young a1r. Kuhn, who cn'l1a not
DO othotwsno than to obey tho inatruct!ona that
had bsen Elyen him.
, 1875-03-23
BILLIARDS..

HATCH nErwEEN 6LoSsoa AND nuISEs,
Tho ci,alleugo of Goorgo Slosson, published In
THE TRIBUNE Of Sunday, In which 10 o1ored to
play any Of tho plnyosB namsd aa contestants In
the tournament for $500. giving odds Of 100
points in GOO, has found IN Immediate
accept. Tho player who IL tempted to
moet tie youthful expert upon theae
terms Ia Chicaso's old tavortte in billiard
circlss, tho horo Of many q match which has
caused g1cat loca! enthusiasm, "Dump" Nhlnea.
frnuk Parker viaitcl Htoss4n at Tom folev's
roomB yesterday Afternoon, aud accepted tho
cha!lengein behalf Of Mr. Rhnes. aud both parties
deposited el25 forfeit in tho banda Of 31f. John
dor a e ~ si5 Ddn nus % sa
inoss, mud aa anxious to have y
chance at bloHaon at the earllest opportunity.
His nogotiasor, therefore. named Wednesday W.
sAu time wien tho match h to take place. Az
cidea to play it as tue wsscrooms Of the J. II.
brunswick i haiku Com9any's 1nanufacto.y,
Nos. Il and ~ State stront aud, 81 tho Eas-h1-
lures to bo used in tho tournament laye not yet
becn put In, tho hour at = O'Clock r. III. has
been designated ~ tho tune when 1t Will cum-
tuel.cb. ..
Tho game IL to DO played upon 5x10 table
made by tic trln above mentioned supplied with
new rLulan L Colonder cushions, new cloth, and
~ balls. No plieo Of admission il to be charged;
II u square np-and-up match, Rrrangot to Eee
who IL the better man, aud no considerations ot
xnso-tnopsy enter Into It. The attendance,
taeseiore, will bs limited only those who have re-
Celvel invitations will tc allowed admission. Tue
| tnhles will be removed from tho warezooul, aud
Recommendations will 10 Iunlo for about 100
disappointing tu tho lossH Of friends who would
R!ndly be Witnesses 0f 4 contest which will
doubtless be close aud exciting.
0oth men III IN ane practices, nhlnes haa
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take place Saturday night, IL looked forward 10
With Eroat iuLcrest.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Snft7oE Elspdlfh % 71s ChIfddo 7r36nTV.
1,AroarE, Ind, 1tarcl, GA young man for.
1norIy connected with ono Of Tho principal bank-
ing-lousos In tl,ia city, last evening attempted
s1icda by taking poison. Ills girl wont homo
from church with so,ne other fellow, which 40
workod upon Tho already nomowiaat muddlod
brain Of tho dahhing young gent, that ho swal-
olwcd an imrnenHo doso OF Btrychnlno. Ills re-
vongo would soon lavo boon complete lad mt
tho htonnoh-pump becn brought into uHo. IIo
HOW lives, oil example to ali young men. 4
, 1875-03-23

T. II. Durkeo 6: Co.'a Sa1nd-Dreasiug-A
Luxury at Moderate Cont.
For meat md vegetable salads, combining In per-
fection a tho requisites Of IN exceedingly rich and
delicious dteEstna. With it thoroughly good salad ID
always le4urctl. Sold by grocera.
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hoon at work for aavcrst vcoks getting himself
In readiness for tlp to,trnnmens, anu no
now plnya as strong n EAmo rs no ever
did. EIoaRou !,as bccu Ia continual practice.
and his achievements liaTh demonstrated very
ilno condition. In t.as iona sonle ro!narkahlo
work In tho way Of rrae1ien latoy. bit u u tho
beat = Damp" at tho odds giyen.
10th n,rn arc extensively known. aud thcro
lnA boon r,1c strong desire 10 bring them to-
cc,1lcr ti,kt tho match o1cttcs an extraordinary
Interest.
, 1875-03-23
MASONIC,

ISpsASAroL1S, Ind, afarch 22.-The aunual
con7ocatton Of tho Anc,ont md Accepted Scot
tisll Rite OF aFauons begins in this city to-mor-
row. 4 largn attendance IN expected. and thp
exemp1inrntson nf aon,n Of tho degrees Ia o1poct
et! to tnrpass any previous e1ort1 OF tho particle
patinB bodies.
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II The Eis'or Of The chtsaao tribune:
CH1cAao, aIArcf, 21.-Would you kindly nltow o
citizen antl a taxpayer the privilege Of making 4
tos- ,a,,,arhs II, a.,s,ra~ ~ .onfcronca ronortc,
~" .o.a ."s.. -. ".'n"s4 ~ ~, M.
IN s"noa5 !u1nuSE, N potss ho't pot"een the
ltoafd OF Ptbic Woslts at'i la'c flaha8efa OF tho
pittsbusg & Fort Wayno i.ailroad Company,
tu connection vitl, The improyeuout OF Stewart
,ror,o 1,r .,,1 ns,f,o,,, ro,nr,rv 1r lin frat
A'n"' ~ a"" A'a'tos" eonr 4, ~ -. ~ o,. 10y
t'aeo, u etatea IN thht report .na1 UNI esreot
is GO feet 1tdc. and that tho AhiEroad Company
occupies al feet for It's roadway; aud, BY making
tho no,osanry allowance for s,dowalks, Tiers
.",,,, ~. s ao" H.. o. rs,, ~, .s,,a.
"."'a eo'ne'l" w ouS ri 10y 80. 49,, o.
a'ds Tor tue nse Of tho pabi.e' winch would
.l,eroforn be Of no yaiuo. Now, what tho
exact width ia tl,o Railroad Company rco,,irce
for -, t..,L. t.,,,,t ,r,,v i'm, tbiu + in know
w" ~. IN. '.;.,. .,an, ~ ~ ~.
.nas .uA' Sstees 10 3'ss ~ "4uo ~" IN ~ 'n'
said pailroad Cpu,pauy, in consideration Of tho
cr,nt,nr -, aail ,i,ht nf vav t,tl contract. bor.
A."s ~ e' % "s " -; 80 . w.. st..
gam, anu asfoo 10 enter lhso eooa 1na s','''een
repair, whether by misunderstanding plRnking, or
payi:le, at It's own oxponsc. Is foot, so that
teams, wagons, and other vehicles can puss and
repass at any nsid ali points, and in any nnd al
directions along its liuo of entrallc1 Into pnid
city. Nuw tho nytlinn.ces ato there, and they
are 70 plaiu uaou thai point that it real,itcB
neither q Story nor Dlackstone to understand
thom.
ludeed, from tue Whole tane Of that ropcrs ana
tho trIlck!1tig, aud dllly'tnly!n3 Wich tue toara
OF Public Works haso "lth tlo i!allfosu COM
pany, any person tnacquatntau with tho 1acts III
tic ca:o might be lou TO think tiat tlo cst,Seis
ant1 property-oHnerH "a TIC hc'ghnofiood OF tnat
reasonable. or At least 80 trilsins. that oven tho
Doard Of Public Works, ~ they Eay, wero nn"i!t-
ing to ask tue 1latlroad Company to comply "ish
their Demands, lest hy 70 doing u hhonla ohiY
result IN il!lnE up s!o1t 1acH-yarde ana hase-
ulonts with mud aul Alusli ut certain acasona
, 1875-03-23

Ribbonn, Silks, 6so.
1tcslnced thta morning, ribbons ut 6c, Go. Be-, 10c
n1d liz, which is 1esu thnn half prico. Look at nnr
81 black drcsa si1kB. Five hundred raaea nsaortcd
spring dry goods nov opening. buyers aaYc ono
thiEtl.
Compare goods purchased Of US with those bought
Of other Etoteu at Snrno rrtcca
lpr1rldgs's, l1a and 1l6 Btats street.
, 1875-03-23

HFTISH 0FEuC0ATH
at SnttnE's for gentlemen and yont1s aro tho vnr!t
I1cst car,A Of tlc scason. Several hundred On ths
counters TO select one from.
-Four hundred at $40.
Three huudsrA at 5l2,
Two hundrcl nt $li.
Cue hundred a. SO.
A. Nttting, G. o. D. Tow York FInn Cfoth1cs for
mcna souss' bnya', and children, 1St xul 1Sj Slate
street, opposite Palmer 1o.tBa.
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Pinnos to Rent.
targs assortment Of superior square aud upright
Instruments. fsont 1uoncy deducted II purchased,
Lyon Il Ileaiy, Hato and htonroe streets.
, 1875-03-23

bla IN undertaking It being tmpo*sible for us 10 at
tend rersona!iy. Yours fra'ernaly, Edmu1d M 1 ~ An-
F. u. Mar.tlal!, r. II. Wilder 9. !. Adams. G. D.
1Iews, Vim. ). Maynard, 8. A. McWams, J. a. iar-
rnun,
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pianoB for Rent.
Now roAeuood-caso plnos, carved tegs, agrn1s
trtble. ctr. Rctt nntcy deducted II purchased,
1lctlk Temple Of sfustc. <su o. Van Hureu 8reet,
, 1875-03-23

1!f. fle1lGt oHcfG{s, aB HubAtltute TOT tho
.uotiou matte by Dir. Jac1so,, sotiua OF rcaolu-
tIa car,mittcc nornntc1 Iv tia t,tsnr NV" nn
a'',"1 ~. .,,,,, irtav aro tas. sfs.a ~" ~
S'P'eo ~ u.'A' AHo5 NUN 'no" oueAe4 Nd to4-
loWs: -.
N1EnEts' Il has been already decided thst largs
to thsnCe their locations during ths coming sslson.
4ud NC oiiuYn it Hlvsablo tlat parties III the sa.ne
luo OF business eAol 10 ~ nearly locascd together
Ieso;ree, Thr, Messss. ltexteE, Thompson, and
Ors5s bc constituted Cotnnthe 10 confer with prop,
oEJ-o"leEa !n any Part of the city with Wow Of OBJ
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r EGAL BLANKS NiaATLY PRINR
IL cd ~ tLAs Office
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3.640 Spanish Merino Sheep
FOR SALE.

HNHE UNIfERNIO NED OT Ems z4N
u for sale at his Ranch in. the fN&
Bull Run Country, near Cornucopia,
Two Thousand lives, Sixteen Hun aSAzn.AAn
dred Lambs, and about Forty seyeiieishths
Spanish Merino Bucks. Buyers are re-
ferred to N. Levy 4 Co., Winnemuoca. a. they
have purchased my wool for the last three
years.
Also -Four Tracts of frst-class Bottom Land
for sale, containing from GOO to 1000 acres
each, with fine water privilege to each piece
of land.
Any portion Of this property will be sold
separately, orali in the bulk. to suit purch
eTs. TERMS EASY.
Cali on the undersigned at the Ranch in the
Bull Run Country, near Coinucopia.
ieig re j. @. WILSON.
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SETTLE UP.

sIIRSIRE TO LEAVE THIS, Co'NIi
~ for u few months the Gaming ia'A 1 W.
s.tr,to sattle up my business hefure leaving
All persons having claims against me are re-
ou,sted to present the same, ana az those
Indebted to me are requested tocall and settle
.hafr acconnts. JAMES MANNING.
Wlnuemucca, August II, i3i5-f
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

ltAArE INTO MY ENCLOSURE AT THE
Tule Ranch. six miles east of Winnemuc-
ca IN Apri1 last, one BALD-FACED MAhL,
about six years old, color black, with four
white feet shol in front. and very gentle.
with no brands. The other il CHESrNIr
SORREL, branded Z" n " ON right hip, ami a
dim brand on left hip. The owner is requested
10 prove property, pay charges and take th. IN
away. JAMES SLoAN.
slcan's Ranch August ., 1S75-au au? I'm
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F!attering Pictures

Produced by the aid OF the Pencil, can be ac-
commudated in the most fiattering manner.
Call soon, as my stay is short.
T. M. WOOD, Artist.
winnemucca, September |, lS75.--lm
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DARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PGE-
chase Lots in the town of Winne-
mucca, are hereby notified that all ap-
plications for the same, or On business
relating thereto, should be addressed to the
under signed at Sacramento, whnne they wili
receive prompt attention.
~ Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same, are also notified to attend to the
matter without delay, and avoid trouble.
uoI5tf u. II. HASKELL.
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CENTENNIAL NOTICE.

YuyHIS is TO NOTIFY ALL WHOM 1T
may concern that the only persons au-
thorized by the Board of Centennial Fair
Commissioners for the State OF Nevada to act
as Collectors of Mineral Specimens Tor exhi-
bltion at Philadelphia are HENRY K. WHITE
HILL and w. FRANK STEWART. and that
all such specimens placed i'll their hands VIII
be- transmitted In due time to the@iaS Gen'eh-
nial Fair.
This notice is made to eoerect any misap-
prehensions which may have aSi*etl OUT OF ne
fact that another party, nersQp bearing Gre
dentials from the NationaG Board as Specl-
men Collector, has precee,i. Messrs White
hin and Stewart i'll some parts OF the state,
causing mo doubt uninta,lsanally! the I'M
name Of, and by authority f. ON, the State
Board. tSignedl >,cox,
II. NJ. YERINGTON,
II. +. RICE,
Executive Committee Nevada Board OF Gen.
tennal Commissioners. "u" Ah
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VXyI ILL HEREAFTER BE PRODUCED AT
w my Rooms, uncxcelled b, any in the
world, as have just coma mpleted arrangements
with first-elass tetoucher in San Francisco,
who will Retouch ALI Negatives 30 desired.
Persons wishing tkose~
, 1875-05-01
GRAND CDSCrET.

I The grand concert given by Prof Paul
Boulon, Saturday evening, April oath, vas
beyond question tha greatest musical treat
ever enjoyed by our people We had known
the director Of the entertainment when lie
was mere boy, and whilst we very wei
knew that he possessed musical ability Of
very high order, We I1,.>s confess that We
were not prepared for The 5;.ish and precision
tbat hr ,1hiJitcd in eEecu,in., ,Ls MOS, dii-
iicult COMPOSITIONS Of the great masters. The
concert commenced with the grand opera;ip
overture, entitled The = C,liph Of 6agdad,
cast a. follows: Fiist violin, Prof p Bouion;
first autc, Mr.. 10 Strubrl second violin, Mr..
l.. Boulon; piano, Miss Katie Shoue; first
cornet, Mr.. 10 BaueT second corucf. Mr.. 10
lanc: first trombone, Mr. ". !. Nayfeld
triangle, Deli. Miss Amcliu Boulor; contra
} bass, Mr. Streit. we tut echo the opinion
expressed on al sides, when So .ny that the
rendition Of he overture WAS excellent and
highly cTcditaJ.c TO the performers named.
Then followed piano solo by tie accom-
gli=hed pianist and estiIaable lady, Mrs J.
D. Mix, who on this occasion eclipsed all her
proyiouz ,ifo.is. The Quiuteite IN Brass, ;"
by Paul DOulou, JO Strobe, L. Boulon, 10
Yarc, 10 Bauer and STREET., was well rln-
dcr,d and called forth rounds Of APPLAUSE
Next Il he programme was g. Violin Solo,
with limitations Of canary birds, cuckoo, bag
pip, e.c., by Paul Byu!on; srandiY rem
dcrrG and greeted with an encore. y - Nio-
Lin and Piano Duettc," ly A;rs. Nix and
/ Paul Boulcr, was most charming, and called
/ forth rounds Of applause After A. iuteriris-
sion, the Z. ThcIrsian Wrl,z, by Paul Bou-
/ Ion, Mrs. Mix, Jo Strobe, 10 Bauer, l.
! Boulon, 10 Taue and Strcit, was rendered
/ With fine effect The Trio-violin, finite and
! piano-by Katie Shoue, Paul Bouion and Jo
/ SrEoble, was one of the gems Of the evening.
/ Miss Katie Shoue, on the piano, was particu-
/ laTly fine and at once established herself rs q
| iayori;a The Violin Eurlesque e"-12 rosi-
! tiops-by PAIL Boulon and Jo Yane, was
vastly amusing, and called forth an ehtoTe.
Then came the Sleigh Bell Polka" with
limitations Of birds. whips, bugIe calls and
bells, by P4ul Boulon, lliss Katie 6houe,
Miss Amelia Boulon, AIcss-s- Jo Strobe, Jo
Bauer, 10 Ganc, Strcit ard L. Bonlon.
This piece brought out The iuH musical abI
i'y Of The VIII ole band Of performers, and ex-
cited great interest. The entertainment con-
cludod with The tablcau Of % Washington" /"
bringing the :oI brass band into re4uis,tior.
The parsouatign Of Wash ington was excel
lent, and It was greatly I. gretted that an &C
c,dent marred an otherwise beautiful scene.
Taken AS q whole, the entertainment was
| chasta, high toned, and cmiaantly crcditable
10 the musical talent If ou- city. The gen
c-al wish Is that Prof Bonlou may be in
duced TO give another concert at an early
| day.
, 1875-05-01
W4.AT in Portland commands 81 10 per
huu{ I'D. At WnlIa Walla the ruling rate
IS 5Osceu,s per bUshcl, with dali sales.

Dr>r4 or ~ On PmNEER-- Mr.. " Ogden,
son-in-hw # Hon T. J. Dryer, and enc Of the Oldest
cilzIs I Portland quietly hrcathct hls last yester-
dly aigTu CA; AZ ms residence in the northern por-
ton Of flc ely, after Irotractei Illness Of many
,yc.!-y Ills disease WIS consumption. MT. Ogden
f,,. % p r.lanl in 1879 From 1852 TO 1854 lie WIS
come tel in business with John NJ BTerk, Front
street - different times he held public positions
In 1851 BE- WAS appointed secretary 20 Hon. 1. ).
DRYER comm. is,io.rr - fLr Sandwich Islands On
him, e. ieveI there some four years afterwards, he
getrael with Lis family 10 tbs city and had TeSifei
Lere since Deceased = man ~ superior "uS:neS
Gualinl1ru Puss, ssci Of !lbcra. c'E'lrn, ami 4
i'm, .rt,uu. III. lie Was u GENIAL and cultivated
a-fTtlcT=u and the poss,-7r of many manly ~:
mol uu.itig, uf heart. tie Leaves wife aui srv
rr.l children T. mourn TIE loss Of a husband and
father Peace 10 LIS memory and Ist to lis .s.l,s-
CTyai5Ey.
, 1875-05-01

DEAD HoGs.-We are told that number
of dead hogs are now lying on the banks OF
Mill Creek, a short distance below town.
Their great number pracludes the idea that
they died from drowning, and lead TO the in
ference that thy died from disease and were
then thrown into the water. Considering
that very many persons use the water from
Mil Creek for culinary purposes, 1t is out
ror,cous that the stream should be con'ami-
mated by the presence OF dad and disc...sal
hogs.