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M.tRfNE TNrELLTGENCE.

Mf1f,rr-r NivsStc-ftIf4 ntY
sun rsce.. 80 I'm sHt4.... tiI Moon rises. 81
ft.u WNrrr-rnta DAY
tarcy loot Gov. Island. a. Hell Gate. q.
Arrived ArrrpAY ANp Srs DAY. Oct 20 AMI p.
tt.lu. hir tOnubo. ilull. mdsc. ami pass
ttO.iIi'I 20 30. T. como 20. misc. am pfes.
SfNIN .N.. i.fH.tI. View NroI.e m i-n. and p 20.
- .f'mp u ucflctor. Nlumgton, NC mdac. ana
pass.
steamship Ecacmg. rhreddph'. coal.
steamship Iar.nel, JIr'u nell Nulsc. uni pass. =.
cttamlup MynluAc. Richmond, tiy FONT, ana NOT
stciMship iiu,u !. Terry, Newborn. y. C.. mdsc and
pas.
Iarg Anna. 1ilr,c ,uv IN ballast.
Eric Ndpll" " Loon. lcrtucgOi, sugar.
AllmLu- n-lLL rINNr m .IL LNL-l Nn.-l- Z.
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Gnlnsfntnis.
GRAND CENTENNIAL Is;
i 4 We hONrfLU ONCERr

GmNoEE's GAEDEN,

G.lmorcs celebrated Military Band ~ loo pieces
aud largo AUXILIARY chorus viii uerfurm on THIS OC-
Ctstlu. This monster concert for the purpose OF
% ine ia the completion o the buildings for celebrat-
tN ihc ittcnnia NAINtrsalN u our National lndepcn-
dchcc 90 1876. and (. given under the patronage OF the
lhot ntushel fcns ~ New lOIkand 10 vicinity.
Doors open 1T 4. NJ
tonccri comm 'nces ut quarter before o'clock.
Admission, % cent? including hvc chrome lth0-
ffA'ic views Of thr prn.ip1i Centennial buildings
lrh'ts for safe ut the tUlrvad Ticket Onccs hotels,
end uauHl places
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rINANcIIL AND COMMERCIAL.

SirrRplY, oct. 2J--P. M.--Thcre was
large business at the stock Exchange. ana the
SPECULATION seemed undated, though 1t de-
vel. ped au irregular market, consequent upon
considerable rcalizations by local holders. Pa
cfc Muil continued TO be the principal feature
but we-tcln Cnion, Lake Shore, Erie. ana
Kvitlwc.tcrn were also conspicuous. The first
pamcd ouenod at Al 4. rose TO AZ, but at the first
b. ~ suddenly dropped per cent. though
later r. overing to II, and closing at 400.
Wo-icrn Tuon at the same time was = cent.
lower a. 20, seler 3; but THIS stock rallied to
Z 800 The late trade. In Lake shore there was
an.ltuuous business throughout the day. but
g., nuctratiOns ranged between G0'4 and 81 D,
A. (which II dropped 10 t9' a. and then rose To
With huul sales at aN's. Northwestern was
v, n the morning business AZ decline
frou BE-, 10 5G,, though It reflected much
strength IN the afternoon de- lirgs, when
IL. l,i,o rallied to 3Ti, New York Central was
y under Of the list after MIDDAY by sudden
r.c from 1853 to l05. with decline TO loi's IA
A., ,lt ffcm Ghli to D. 4 and Hannibal and st.
j. un was T.. e cent. better II 10. Ohos were
wn.io m rket reflected an irregular aud
inal-criminatc skirmish which resulted IN
AL unsettled ana unsai isiactory feeling
pacinc Of Missouri declined ? cent. to ~.
Tnr,ausc oi the liberal throwing overheard 81
st.ch- W The morning was partly que 20 antici,
pn,. IL Wa- known that the loss ia the net re-
serve We l,ss than lj0.o0l, spectators fought
b.ck some Of tleir favontes.
Inc operations In gold developed declining
nl,itoi, aud ne price, under the mn .enre Of
I'll ~ from rs, at toe opening to lliaf, with
Fo.nc transactions 10 ll4if, and an additional
49, lhe,e was ia,fr LecoSSery 20 iln WIN
,Ib, This downward manipulation u the mar
aud Gssisied IN the decline BY liberal sales
i"f i:. ie.s5 4, N.iiiai is:S$ /. .iiiii!,.
iii ii5i g. g. n iii. 800 500 + f S iiiii
an- M rates naid for the use Of gold we're l'ld,
li.' G Gearing 3, TIC Geld Exchange Rank were
sH+t'co so balances. tlsi0s01 and currency
nc netr su.s ana amounting to seas ~ 900 The
a nd "a Tor Sd '1e ' Week t So I nsas re-,
1 nT Y ealoa 9ona,, when an ih me
.,l ln com ior customs t2,liLool.
"l f,s p.-' a. ~, 40, nasnSnt rcc sS
- ,.tf1i Do payments, sip5s,u.5G, do. balance,
M a. n1ls Of anglani vo lo. deo c, se
D. W....ngtqn "fre, InrrenG' s"1o05v"i ana
fte.s cNchenso opened steedY, hut soon became
Itsi TINE ana demand tls respectively. TAe
tt.c 90 business, however. was light. .o,> ..
y nc Ian ,alldG gda as against ~ 'asg zane
o FOR 'tp s Week @. eaass 1a ToaSSe SS
ina 's.si and sineg Ja ia l. Sol4r AZ ,1
s @ aa an seneIa nsg ,e e s sge
'e ,osqlsait ' as sss Ssfe s5 sSHG sis
- .ir ,sr ',a5 and t'ti5is 80, r.3 IN isi3
% ,aa Fo 'eal me volume Of irn'aclons wa,
60 nr %" .' coupon 30 lSot no.. Hnd registered
rio ialoens were ne 81. II. pr.ecs. the market
t.o.iis tiu 80 ihc reduced quota'lols.
rsc.,e. M 1 ~ U. teo, m rs A AZ,
S.i s,i'3' 1914 2e sS. i I Iia
!. .-sOt' .; 81 ~ - - 5'2ls ds,c ~ ~
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Liver Complaint Cured

ilvlaif why. cured me- u billions attack.
a.. Qufa, Irish Tea. Price 80 cents. SJldhy
Co.,. If,.
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Tape " orm. removed intwo hours with head
send amp Tor CIRCULAR b i'iICn.1 o. boz 5Ol3,NY.
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"I-ncIc sans Cough Cure twenty cent
a bottle tor ,DaJts coils, and al Nsfoai dasedsts
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Ficenm furniture, cirpcif, rlor beds, &c. a
piytuCutf.
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Boat paw - for an inferior Eia~tir Truss,
", $50 best is OLD tor e. AZ foneros =. 20 Broad.
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rIe biggest assortment and love- prices FOR
~ lfI.. and bedding. 90 70. NJ. cos pcrtnvait
.. 4.s.lt Dol Chatham 81 Air.
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Snsmtss 6 bantts.

A WE'LL LOCATED mix cr'dy, aud yarciy
~ lr,r.1 Amy 10 GAFTSEYS SMITH. AuctllneeTs,
oii o. Il Ccnilcst
4 SACRIFICE. The .tocs and 6Ntures, al-o gas
a. RTa lo 81 c GGS P TSat ~ '' ''' ''
TI> ~nOP tor sale a. = scum 81. az ee,rs.
ohiuciy and tools cheap for casl
DsfITRN tilrt and fixture. f1r slis rare chance
ID iYr" practical hIaker;c Apnn[H1.oy tr,on,
(utsAK STORE fixtures Tor sale no reasonable
a. r., SEQ Myr,l" a,., nrootlyn.
02 ALE-A ye S, Iroo, ~ m, Ter na ice Ice
'''''' ~ T. BILLS, %; Division ay. proobvn.
1|uR ~NLE-A chance sccop met win horse
! 'gon. harness aud work which pays stil.d salary
~ '''' ~ +. ?. GREEN SEQ Broadvoy. NJ stairs.
IIoR >ALE-Ihe lease ana, nxtulss Of a 9r.t class
csad arotery stores cheap for cash u solc at once
cot the owner 'i"o ono 'GCaiBlXiE2, % East ,m,
IrOR SALE cheap-A cash ana boat trade butcher
i shop, corner ken. Az. ami tDner s'' Brooklyn, Id
NOR -ALe-A hutcler shops cheap for cash In
j qlire d, % raukfoIt rs.
lNOR SALE Candy, TOY, ana paper store. Cali all
l. week. III, I'd aN
fg,IIE ~rOVIN. stand. and fixtures oi an oid-e.laf
lrhcd csai store for tale chelpi ~" cnahte "A
dress j. :. H. hoA a. sun once.
- % MI, sore' -. drsclass nils route Of
"'' '''' n'''''''SGi &FFSTG4'i sMiih' ccntrest
81 600 WhNTEn Pad go sc,9 nan git ,gmocs
| ErlauAaY, room II.
.---------------------
tnsiruttl1n.
| go WRITING bookkeeping, s1 .lI'
lAlNEs College, ~ BoNory. Ladies' department.
---------------------=--------
Suction lloiItrs
Onn CASTS boots aud shoes at auction Monday,
sJNfNJ met 20. lulN O'CLOCK store - D lAlNoNNo ~
| SONS, IL Warren II.
qtysunaI Hotties.
| ALLOFFICERS and soldiers woun led. however
| JACKSON late surgeon u. 5 saws Ne" 1hanlDersst
nISEASES or MEN. Nervous Debility, and
| ~ kindred affections, speedily uhd pcImi ncntY
| cured by HENRY A. DANIELS NJ. d., III Lexington
| ar' near e0tn IT. Hours Sto3
| NIEDICA All diseases aud complaints trc9teo :
4Nh Charge uness satisfactorily Cufeu; Auhtu utt
Mrs Dr. WEST, Electrician, loO west -oth ST.
| NIEDIIAI.-All diseases ana complaints treated
4Nl no ees unless cured salsfactOryi AaNlct lfee'
Dr. Wkel's only office 80 BleecNer Sc, near hroaHMnY,
STRINt;ER's PuLn0oiNSdiGGs sHdHbP'
| CONSUMPTION, &c, for sale ny druggists
| Prepared by DR. j. STRlHGER,
| 343 Atm az. New York.
| WANTED The ADDRESS OF a successful PLAYWRIGHT,
| w Address JOHN, box lsl, sun orhes'
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STEADY ENrLolNrNrAN D LIBERAL PAY.
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FIRST Class OPERATORS oN WHEEL Ell 4
WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES, propelled by stc am.
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TRY Nrs. Wir-low's Snathiug syrup Tor all
diseases OF children s1cn a. teeihlug, wind collie, BE.
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IRE Ven Billions,
e. V..i Irish Tea. Price, 2jc. Il r.
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Or. LYONS ronth Tablets
n lud puify Inc breath.
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Quirlt'r Irish Tea
Cures hiliJgs ness aud dyspepsia. Price @jc.
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Susl,css Hoiltts.

could Sgsfra M'h y Sclsin r, "r 93 5o6G6i
anxious every one fou.r- shygWWd = 9w oi,t,ii,rr
Chairman Methodist church rslci sion. New YORK.
sold b, ava drussist.. - pot i5i oth avp Sew YORK.
Nigh Tlccia iiin G'ion Of coinol sou r, and j.. on
MY CI"r nc,i,l n,,1,. lav soab, "A ool cr.
c. GCNNiNG q 1. " 3i2 Dcl,ncoy It, New York.
Dvring mud Cicrning.--Tho Empire Dycng aud
ocaun; %. cal for ana dciNcr y ods. llo.i sa,
Ia 1h ay. near i.h 81 and go Sh ay eith u.
Coughs, lioar-cue-s. and all Diseases qrths
WAYS foIr anc tvgRw0Rr ExrrcfoEASr. sod by
druggists. Only 90 cents per bottle
-
have used nll kind, Of condition powdcrs and
od d alS M dr ibee superior to any OF
" j. WILLING, surt sd av stables
cF5'S'" "lq 'Pf FL n,a 'ST bed oa MONTY $S
pSmcnif.
bottle Tor o0,J''. colds and al 1''oa' diseases
Tare worms renewed fogr so win,bb,sssa9
Dr. LYONS Tooth Tablets
swccten aud pultfy The breath.
TRY Mr-. WILSON'S soothing Syrup tor all
diseases vi eir'n slcn a. teelhinH WihN conc Nc'
MARRIED.
SAMPSON sMl III On thursday. oct. II. by tho
Rev j q. NGrry, u D., William n. sampson to Nary
a"1TFFfr f RI ~ S SSi' S' church.
aausdny e'aalng 1St Of crss S ny
"a" o. Ms Uterine IL BENTLEY daughter Of Mr. g.
DIED.
wATERs.-On Saturday. oct: %, Rosetta, younec' :
laughter OF Peter ami Mary T. Watrs, aged years aud
fSs relatives era friends are 1srcsfq,y iny.es TO
q S5 SPTsa g 2 "a oct a mary Ann
zn,srnSnn ed a. veaTs To- months and 10 ia,s q
ht 'i late rs.aenee eS Mercer st. Old 10. iae.
kssoG srioS oF Exempt rtNtNrs.-The men, err.
is + 81 7ist St this day CNondry oct % a, oc
r. NJ for the purpose OF paving the last tpuc OF r.
''''' 10 our worthy "'I FFTRHStls HfASGHbSRS, T. $.
Special Nont,a.
EXTRA DRY CABINET
THE I'iVsIr' SHRy ia tNMmffiGNE.
Tor sale with me leading dealLs "a VINCE
Sole Agent 10 the intel states.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
$4,000 distributed every nfteeu days. Prizes
cashed, orders nned Information farni-neL hishe'.
prices paid Tor spanish bii,s, Governments. &C.
Taylor CO.. Bankers
Il Wall It,. New YORK
ss75, cOO.-wyOu STATE L0TrtHl
| ta prize. S5OOiO. For information call on H. LOWE
| 40. 234 Broadway Address by mail the manager
J. NJ PA1TEE. Laramie city. Wyoming
DIR. CHAMBERLIN's LECTURks ON
siitute. Ws - iiih st.
dtlantto--- trmlalts.
T. STEWART ~ 60.
WANT
FIEsrcLAss ENBRolpEkEhs ON lNDL
sHAwLs
FlEsT-CLAss CLOAK MA6rRs.
FlRsTCLAss uiFss AND WAIST MAKERS.
FIRST CLASS SEAL sAcQUE IINER.
FIRsr.CLASs OPERATORS oN WHEEL EE 1
WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES, propelled by steam
STEADY EMPLOY MENr And LIB RAJ PAY.
Apply a. NINTH STREET ENTRANCE, before A
NJ. Broadway and Tenth street.
A LADIES. Wheeler q wilson. Howe, Homo
| ". and ali other ginas of sewinR machines sent OF
tria. Work and teacher seat 20 thc house Tree IaN
* monthly. Every machine bought nom us We wal
rant for nvc years TINS Is the only steady and reabl
place In the wing machine the. We are seven year
In one place, at the Sewing Machine Stitching Con
panys la Bleecker IT.. branch ONCE, 2lS Az A, %
tween 1911 and IAN sts Please call all week. upe
AT191 GRAND ST., n y, end 20 Gwinnett e
~ Newark,
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have usrd MI kiud- II condition powders and
cunduCnt-. / nud Wards spice superior to any VI
them. Use no Other m our a lhlc..
j. wAiiiNG, SUIT. sd av. stables.
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What Did ne


axe qura irish rea. Price, .jc.-A ~.
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dlmito- Eialts.

ONhttp--- RHN'S.
r. STEWART Il 90.
VAST \ MAN AS CUTTER OF CLoAEs AND
sACoUEs Apply at NlN1H STREET ENTRANCE
befor,9 A. NJ, broadway and Tenth street
YoNG MANo d fep9Gy and iaS 6 as 1Se
e. a'ctcr 10. honesty and VII ingness 10 woIk may
near Of ID situation by addressing ,oo-o
I GINT-, aud dealer, to sell the latest patented
GRO. FELTON, q CO.. iln Nassau II.
4 GENTS. $40 daily selling our chronos ana nov.
No. .1- aioaidwny '''''' - 80 49, ~
A FEW cncreeuc, honest men to eel books. chFomos,
7. McCoMB, 90 Park place, second door
A CiNTss $40 daily selling our srcclaltes aud
n rlromos at lowest prices. Empire Novelty Co" 300
GENTS wanted, city ana country, t. sen teas 10
~ finlrrs ana large consumers, greale-i induce
ments. Canton Tea Co. l4s Cnamnerssi'
A GE$TS wanted for the Duplex Knife Cleaner. %
N Futon st.. New York
A -IIOEIAKEIt wanted, CAL at 20 West -,
~ uciNeen 10 and IL o'clOck'
A TWO-THIRDEn clean proof at Il Warren
~ 81, room No. O'Clock sharp
A GENTS can make 80 daily selling AMERN's
~ waterproof show cards I'M Cmisinlas' ll0 bo~ery.
4 FIRST-CLtsS butcher wanted. 23s North 5,h
IN hi" brooNbh, r. d.
A BOY wanted to attend bar. Apply TO ". MAGE,
IN hth SY' ana IAN ST. after o'Hoek
A I.OUNG man wanted TO open oysters Can at II
| "A O'Clock at 1888 10Th av.
GOOD coat maker wanted, who doe oushe work.
| ~ l,e26 Broadway between aOlh and 3lst SIS.
nov wanted One who understands the hsh and
| ~ olstcl business. Apply AZ lbl I'D av.
| s9REWGiGY SALESMAN.-wante in a large
- Sow YORK ale brewery salesman for ms city ana
Btootyni 10 one having good trade, aud SWING sl!
,rsj o Aqore-, pewRRY box AS Sun oac i' u
"oS i. w ~ Sr 1sO .S ssa f nae
r,ut An. rigau hoy aOut IL years Of age. Address,
| Win pattiOiihs, home, box l72, Sun office.
B3Tt@il MAKERS wanted at 2ss d'h~
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FIRST CLASS SEAL sAcous lISER.
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Apply a. NINTH STREET ENTRANCE, before . A
NJ proadwar and Tenth street.
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dtlantto- trmalts.

T. STEWART ~ 60.
WANT
FlRsrcLAss ENBRolpEkEHs ON INDIA
sIAwLs.
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Coughs. ltoar-euess, and all Diseases Of the
iiyuf a LNtus. SpccuY and cert I'm Cutc. lrGt.
VANS ToLr anc IfvHRwORr EvrrcfoEANr. sod by
druggists. Only on cent, per bottle.
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-IADIES Wheeler q wilson. Howe Home,
~ aud all other sinaa of eeving machines sent on
trial WORK and teacher seat TO the house tree Fay
uente taken after nrst At a. weekly, or rented at
a. monthly. Every machine bought ffo;n us We war
rant for TINS Is the only steady and reliable
place In the wing machine inc. We are seven years
In enc place, at the Sewing Machine stitching Com
pany's la Beecker st.; branch ONCE, 2lS Az A. be-
tween 18Th and ltth Its. Please call all week open
from q A. NJ. TO 3 L. NJ.
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FIRsTCLAss bliss AND WAIST MAKERS.
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AT1OI GRAND ST, y. y, snd 20 Gwinnett It..
~ BroOklvn. and 4S Ogden place, Newark are the
bost and most reliable places TO get new sew ing ma
chine OF Singers. Etni, Wheeler " son's. Domestic
and reUaired we furnish plenty 81 good paying work
snire aprons, and rndcrcarmc ne given out
good hands make sib per week best place nearly al
w PIiMIL.
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rle,r-clAss CLOAK NAerEs.
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Dvring mud Ciorninq.--1ho Empire Dycing aud
tIcaIns 60. cal for ana deliver goods. NOft sur.
tasetbg uoHf OftfcH.. Hh hroaGsuy near 2!l I'll
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%mustmtnts.
CONCERT GAnDrN.

Z
gRANp EXTRA VlcuT..
rHuis6Al e2ESiNt, 0o5tcT40@BfiEsh o.
oNh HUNDRED AND tiFrErh NIGHT OF THE
THE PRoGRANNE Filled wfru GRAND AND
1NrtE.srlNG FEATURES.
ron TN FIRST TIVE ~ ,ANtWcA, ,nrcc grand
NUiks written iur me Boston Juphee Nv eminent I'll
'0''' "a" 60 SCR{>D ySTI6SKlL' kASSliiEM,,
ORR ylcr6PRioils n,vvrp.
b.. , bi Sr Jglius Benedict of london, p,,, 800,
fOf soprano solo tu'fu orchestra, M1vty Band, and
Drum orpsi , -,
aip Gii i IgG r7F e ia1 H. l'2'9 I6 6i''Dl
hy the lunln composer itard'ggcr,
CRAND ORCHESTRAL NS6 CHORAL FANTASIA,
"inEL>>ps cnEb fiSd TO AuEmcN,"
~ Sir liui,rt T.. stuart OF Du1lin.
de ~ int,reims 9s'3se on Is
Of AZ irish air. LET Eun lemcmner the pays Of Old"
and A. ,nerican ~ Yankee bo9iict' moving 20,
ortncstrl 70 ag accompaniment, aud M the par Of a
oorNrfi'roiNr rIGndglbu 70 THE STATELY
me preceding COMMISSIONS wore written Tor ne a't
Sa r NH low 'G BE- pr s if FOL lie rt
me~oi cgsT J,,,. s4 ,rg l5,o..,r.
whp 80 recently rcnrncl FROM Europe cor the purpose
iuatun written tor the ,cni,' MAI r dedicated u
or S Rgg ar ei a s s6'es a To- sPgelr
Clu pllmVut TO Nr. Gilulrt.
The hiei IN gifted Young Soprano,
Mlfg EMMA {. INT ~ ~.
viii max her nfst Appearance ut these concerts on ti'
occasi in an W sing the famous AIR AND NAhlA
lions uy pI.ODn.
MI 1iiE EMlNENr ARTISTS now performing az
these concerts. including
LEVY, riif O'fiFArrs'f COrNET PLAYER Lying
AiIit CktE, or hATiONAI CELEBRITY.
III IOtNG APOLLO CLlB.
arN other f,leudid tUlolst- viii take pant In the pro
Riammc.
=, TIE s'.rano solo in ttc one hundred and hncih
| itiiui van NN sung by
NAUtNi MARIE AIVOTTI.
TIE GRAND CHORUS
VII cUrsiri Uf
1IlisEI AT NDi'LD ~rLEt TED NOlt ES
Including fNr
! UASDLL SD HAYDN SOCIETY,
ui Broohlyn.
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- Man OPERA IOl ~. nfonuNiN nnd elih -.
MtSSfNGiltS ~ nlttlttlli
fIiT Oi.l Gt ARD. III AIlltAN DWARF, &C.
seats secured. Mliuec saturday al ..
4 LINN DODWOKTlI~ pANciNG SCHOOL,
y IN.. eoFnfl ~ "iIh IT,, VIII commence oct.
H. Ai.ullss or altorNuuus for mdir4 ami lhldren 8
,itaiirs for gent.cn- F0l particulars eend for a
Nr.fG Ask pODwORrH Glasses at lgS Washing
ton Zoo, 49, ohlyu.
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Carson Items.
fFom th@ 4

Iron the Tribune. Novtmb.rl.J
Scott, the midnight highwayman, has
been indicted By the Grand Jury. He
Win DO arraigncd for trial In the District
Court Tomorrow. ufnn ur.n
Van Bokkslen. Secretary OF the North
Carson. received an order Tussday
morning from prominent men In New
York. requesting him to purchase 1900
shares Of North Carson stock.
We are pleased to state that our mill.
tary company is getting along swim.
mingly, and will muster in two weeks
hence. Tho company has the best
drill masters In the State, and w think
they will DO the crack team Of Nevada.
Owing to the recent rain and snow
storms. there Ia now sufficient water in
the Carson river TO run all the mills.
The Eureka mill, where but twenty
stamps have heretofore been In opera
ton. yesterday let down twenty more,
making forty In all. This morning, all
the stamps in the mill, amounting to
sixty. were started. Tho mill il running
Belcher orc. The other mills along
the river are starting all their stamps.
The SNOW now in the mountains, by its
gradual melting. will furnish a GOOD
stage Of water henceforward. Il Is some
to know that the mills are again
In operation. The stream Of bullion
from the Comstock has only been al.
lowed 10 slaeksn, not 10 subside.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-05
N0r ENriRELY

"Hov California will GO at the cleo
lion next year depends principally spon
Tie action Of the Legislature this Win
ter. II there IL q short session, srpen-
SEES are cut down. and reforms made,
even whore they Dust the Democratic
ofncials, the Democratic party will carry
California In 1876. II. ON the contrary.
tie next LsgislAtrus shall give the party
load 70 carry such ~ the Legislature
of go and 10 gave Il, California will 20
Republican. IS. y. Pod.
Tho Pod Is not quite right. More
depends upon what the Democratic
members In The Lower House OF Con-
grsss dess. than on the work Of the
California Legislature. More on what
the Democratic press Of tho United
stalss advocates. than on any thins
that can b. done within tho limits Of
California. This year in California the
Democracy won; not through any in
hersnt strength in that party. but b.
cause Of division and distraction in
the ranks Of their opponents. Next
year there will Be . different state
Of Affairs. This year the interest een-
tered In Who should be Governor OF CAL
iiornia, and q bitter fight was made when
IL vas evident from the Ant what the
result would DO. Next year there will
b q Presidential election and local is-
sues will take secondary places. Tho
Democracy some years ago elected a
Democratic Governor. He was . capable
and honest man. and did the best no
could for California. But the next year
the State vent overwhelmingly for .
Republican President. The Democrats
have won this year. but not ON any great
principle. Their victory established
nothing exert that the Republican
party Of California rms not strong
enough to waste Its strength in . local
quarrel. and still hope to win over a
united enemy. There is just one
chance for the Democracy TO elect a
President ns1t year; but that chance
depends upon . wisdom aud prudence
on the part Of Democratic leaders.
which they have not manifested for
twenty years. and which there Is not
any present prospect Of their display-
ing for some years TO come.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-05
vIaeIyIA A. sEEx IN rIiE EAST,

-.u.
ihe Ias'ern P"Pe''
describing Virginia City' as"hs anu as
u was. Some descriptions are very wild.
while many are tolerably correct. The
~,o,,ovips commencement Of an edit
orial in the New York Timss Is not bad:
Those Of our readers who we're in
California and Nevada before the CON-
p'ss'on OF 'ns rse,no .'a an,
eau, y. =. %.;n,ui,r ,he sppesr.nc,
=, :. y;r,;nia civ" Acrand mountain
siops utterly bare OF any vegetation. ex.
cept the s~agebrush and alkaline weeds,
no tree ,,s,o'' ,'i my .nm;u, NM. .na
,lo a;ss.ni snov.n..ts: i'm The mijsi
81 ,his d,.olais grandeur a busy village
Of wood houses. each building directly
upon the ssiss., mere ou,y ~.n,
'nsu \. ar. - i.,.. anil
.,re.m Of ..mou.tain ships" or mule
teams pouring into tho t~own-such was
Virginia City before the railroad. a
town ia'noas LOT US enormous s
business 1,s. 'a' IT, Ls~" hs.n
,.lsn anil \, ons time. infnmous for
its vices and intsmpsrsnce.
Of course NO Eastern paper. not even
one Published In q city which elects
John Morrisssy to Office could avoid re-
f,rripe 10 the vices and iutemper-
anos Of Virginia City. The Times
proceeds TO n.y.. farther on in the same
article. that the Pacific road has some
What civilized Virginia. but declares the
civ was built in n way to tempt fires;
and ,hsu sharply erticises the mining
companies for not building ire-prooi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-05

Tnr TRrsr CoxPASY.-The Affairs Of
the National Gold Bank and Trust
Company are still the subject OF general
interest. President Davis said yestsr.
day that Il has not yet boon determined
TO 20 into liquidation. although such .
report had been current. Claims against
the bank arc being settled a. fast as
possible, and Its liabilities have been
reduced 10 about $500, 900. The pres.
ent assets are stated at 50, 200, 900.
A transfer OF $3.50, 900. being the pro.
cesds OF the sale Of deposited bonds, 10
expected very soon from Washington.
Tho officers have nc doubt that deposit
ors and stockholders will paid In full.
Provisions will DO made for the imme-
diats redemption Of tho notes OF the
bank at their par value In gold. The
Directors will hold another meeting In q
day or two. Six OF the attaches Of the
bank have been relieved from further
duty. Still there IL a possibility that
business may be rcsumed.-7S. y. Aad,
Noe, lM.