davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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asked for spot and tho month: 1s4@I;Kc for Nav.
Crude in bulk steady, and limited demand 1t &c IL
spot and balance Of rhe month, to ~for May.
FRE1oErs-Dull but steady; to Liverpool By e:es1,
grain, noninally I'd. provisions .5s to IT, TurS
hundred boxes srermaced at COS.
REcEaPrs-Whisky, les brss; Hour. 10, ::2l do p.ns
toa0 bu: corn-mea!, 598 sa:ka; ashes, II pig7: d
meats AIS pigs; butter. 81l do; cheess, 1aJs IA,
lard, 81l t1o oil cake, 26nl s=rks taIlow. a rkus
wheat $1,000 bu; corn. 62,41s do cats, l7,2o5 do}
barley, 5u0 do; dressed hogs, 2,5C0. ~
, 1875-04-25
CHEAP FARES.

&C., -,%~;n,,n 1>.,,,r : y :, +-,,v,-H-r.n p,rr,v
LIE eafoAoo' DA1' 11. ~ 'ANe"0n'1s NA0.,
in order to reach the city, agreed with = cousid-
rrab1e nu7nhar nf urooertv-oxners over who.g
sanuR Inc Foau passes. 10 run one OF moTe &C.
commodaton trains to Bloc Island for cents
~ stae passenger 1aee " anu i1otn .uas
suburb. The contract ia carefully drawn, and
lha fnoda ara II, ha forfe;ted n tl,e Comnany
- @ 49, ~ W. -
ta1Is &c fuihll ats aefeemen1. accompany JUST
now is having rough time in the courts, but it
IL ,,darstood +b.+ iii ,o.ttora c.r ha ad;rated
- tAAeo1 9Soo~ Sn'~ a4' >'o+e e@A'A ~ "N''04
and the train be put on before the
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the city. Tho narrowness and congested oon-
dition Of Broadway, between Union and Madison
Squares will tend to increase the current OF trade
that has been sweeping around to and up the
avenue, through Fourteenth street. It is not
unlikely that ill the blocks between the tno
squares aud Broadway and Fifth avenue will be
covered with handsome and n1nssive commercial
structures and Hill become extremely valuable.
, 1875-04-25

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city consump~
ton s4s1 bu wheat, o,7s1 bu corn, 2os8 bu barley
The following grain was inspected into storo on
Saturday morning IS cars No. spring. 1ss cars No.
2 do, II cara No. do, car rejected l9s wheat);
cars yellow corn, No. do, 147 and 800 bu
high mixed do so3 cars and 5000 bu No. do, 6
rejected do {522 and II 5oo bu corn> II white
OATS Is cars No. do,3 rejected do 80 oats;
No. rye: No. barley, rejected do.
Total 7s3c cats}, 14,oc0 bu. Inspected out 40 bu
wheat soo0l bu corn, 2o4 bn oats, 1856 bu barley
Tl'o ">"owing were tha receipts and shipments Of
hr actu Ta and lire stock at this point during the past
weez, I'D for TIM corresponding weeks ending II
dnt1d
, 1875-04-25
COMMERCIAL.

The following ware the receipts and shipHents Of
tho leading articles Of produce in this city during the
twenty-four hours ending at o'clock On SATURDAY
morning, md for the corresponding date ons year
ago: -, -
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per cont This brought ths market mp to noon, after
which thero advance Of A@11 the lattsz oeans
in Tfufnn Parffc.
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Mall and Express.
OttAWa Aud HkEeator Passeuxur.
Dubuque d sioux City R1p...-..
Pacific Fast LICE, for Omaha.
Knnsas City, Leavpnworth, At.
ehtson L st. Joseph Exp......
Texas sExprrss...........,..,....,
Aurora Passenser.......,,~,,.,.,
MENDOZA Ottawa 4 8teeztor Pas
Autor1 Passenger
Aurura Passenger fSuudny).....
DubuQue j SiouxCity E4p.,...
Pacific Night E1p, for 0mahn.
hat11as G..1, le1Teowprtn. Al.
Gibson i ST. Joseph E1p.,,..,
Oowucr'x Grove Accommodation
Downer's . Grove Accommodated
DoWnaxfs f3r.aVa Atconyn1o0,tt.- =.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-CHAArBERs.


BY Judge Dononue.
Kearney VS.. Commissioners OF Emigration, DC. !;
MamD vs. Abbott; Curry vs. Curry; Kelly VS..
observation-disclosures granted.
rhurber va. Appellant; Bonner vs.. Baker.-Mo-
tons denied.
Reynolds VS.. Downing.-Memorandum
WoolseY vs. Trenor,- reference granted.
In the Matter OF McMullen.-Grant ted.
Ford vs.. wland.-Memorandum.
Heyman va. Farley.-Order granted.
SUPREME COURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Brnnt.
Mann VS.. Koehler.-Compialnt dismissed. (See
opinion.
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPECIAL TERM.
BY chief Justice Mcneil.
Merritt vs.. Merritt-Papers handed up ara In
complete.
Fonda vs. Amour.-The proceedings must be dis
= charged. tSee opinon.)
COMMON PLEAs--sPEcIAL TERM.
by Judge J. y. Daily
Schermerhorn VS.. Decentralization by Clerk
affirmed Appellant may move to have his COSTS
set or against Judgment tOpiniOn.)
Metz vs. BrOom.-No costs TO be taxed without
.Order OF General Term fixing amount. (OptniOn.)
Shields w. StewarL-Motion granted. (See
OptnlOn)
Smith vs.. Babcock Manufacturing Company
Ten dollars, cost OF appeal, can be taxed. (Honman
Va. Barry, How, 52.)
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COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, Jan. 20, 1875

ALBANY, Jan. 20, 1870
DECISIONS
Judgment annrmed with costs.-Rosalie c. Barry
VS.. william II. Buen.
Judgment af1rmed-Michael Mahony vs.. The
People. &c.
Judgment reversed and Judgment entered on
verdict affirmed with coss.-Sarah L. Fitch vs.
Judgment modified by deducting $50 80 and in
terest rom April -. 1877, from the amount re-
covered. and as modified affirmed without costs as
TO either party In TINS Court--Jane Patterson ex-
ecntrlx, &c., vs. William G. Patterson.
Sonviction amrmeo sentence reversed. and case
renamed 10 court below Tor the proper sentence
70 be pronounced.-Charles Harris VS.. Tie People.
Appeals dismissed with cosrs-wiber Treas
urer, VS.. Donalds; In the mater OF Richard B.
Kelly, &C.; [. Fawcett vs. Vary.
The Home Insurance Company VS.. watson; Rhine
vs. the Aston Fire Insurance Company Jackson
VS.. Andrews; Genet vs.. Davenport.
Motion to transfer from the Preferred and Gen.
eral Calendar 10 It's proper place granted. The
Excelsior savings Bank VS.. Campbell; Inc Excel.
sor Savings Bank VS.. Campbel.-Order affirmed
and Judgment absolute Tor respondent on stipula-
nons, with costs; Flower, guardian. &c, va. Lane,
MOTIONS.
No. 80. Van vechten VS.. Keaoor.-Motion to re-
store to calendar
No. II. People, &c. vs.. Pemrock-Motion to re-
store to Calendar denied.
No. l40. Costello vs. Daie.-MOtion to dismiss ap-
peal samuel Hand Tor the motion; G. II. Mundy
opposed rhe Court rook the papers,
NO. ~: Duncan VS.. Bevlin;-Motion to demise
appeal. ). Hand for notion w. ID. White opposed.
APPEALS FROM ORDERS.
No. PSI. In the matter OF the petition OF samuel
Phillips TO vacate all assessments. +. Anderson
Tor appellant, william Barnes Tor Corporation.
NO. 27s In the matter OF the petition OF Aaron
Arnold TO vacate an arnument-ArIued by L. o..
Andrews Tor appellant and by William Barnes for
respondent.
No. 2y5. Louis Alexander, respondent, vs. Jacob
Kenneth appellant.-Argued by Algernon S. Sui.
Ivan, OF counsel for appellant, ana by Matthew r,
Breen Tor respondent.
No. 296. Hiram b. 1hurber and others, appel
lants, vs.. John ID. Chambers and Others respond
ents-Argued BY b. II. VARY, or counsel for
appellants and by Edward y. Jones Tor respond.
entS.
No. Sc. The Manufacturers and Traders Bank
Oh Bunalo, appellant VS.. the Farmers and Me-
chanics National Bank Of Buffalo and Others, re-
ndents.-Argument resumed and concluded
Adjourned to January 27
CALENDAR
The following Is the day calendar for January
27:-NOS. 9U, Of, 90, 80, 70, 95 q. l6
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SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERS.
COMPLEX JEwELnY TRANsAcr1oNa
Before JudOe Donohua

Before Judge Donohue
George Weyman was brought up yesterday on
writ OF habeas corpus previously granted by Judge
Brady, on application or Mr.. William +. KintzinR
The prisoner and John Craft, as appears In the
papers, were formerly engaged In the Jewelry
business in Maiden ane. On the 3oth of November
last they suddenly disappeared, when 1t was dis
covered that large number OF jewellers In the
vicinity OF Maiden lane and Broadway had been
vlctlmized out OF some $4,000 worth OF jewelry.
euDsequenrly the missing men were found In san
francisco from which place tney were brought to
mis- city on requlstt0n from Governor DIX. AS
Ireturn to the writ District Attorney Rollins pre-
tented two indictments found against both Wey-
man and Craft for larceny. Mr.. Kintzlng claimed
tnat the detention was unlawful that the prop.
erty alleged to have been stolen was purchased
In the ordinary course or trade, and that 1t was
only an attempt on the part OF the creditors OF
Weym0n Graft to collect their claims by using
the machinery OF the Criminal Court Upon the
vuggestfon OF Mr. Rollins that he would make an
immediate examination into the case Mr.. KNIT.
ElGg withdrew the writ OF nabeas corpus. In the
mean time the prisoner was remanded to the City
PRISON pending the examination.
COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS CERTIFICATES
Frederick Du Barry imported . quantity Of
nears In 1873. and proposed 10 the COLLECTOR that
ne should put the stamps upon the lot to indicate
tnas the duty he'd been paid thereon, ana thus to
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COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM PART l.
DAMAGES FOR A WEES DEATH.

DAMAGES FOR WIFE 8 DEATH.
Before Judge Loew.
In July, 1871, the vile OF lzak Goodman, In at
tempting to cross East Broadway was run over
by car Of the Dry Dock, East Broadway and Bat
terry Railroad Company, sustaining injuries from
which she died. Suit was brought by Mr.. Good
man, as administrator Of his wife, Tor $4,000
damages. The trial OF the case was commenced
yesterday The defence Is that the deceased came
TO her death through her own negligence. and
that the company cannot be neld liable. the
present IS the second trial OF the case the former
trial, IN February last, resulting In Disagree
ment OF the Jury. Case stul on.
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The Collector would NOT

cancel customs charges. The Collector would not
permit this. bat had the cigars stamped by the
customs officer. charging therefor twenty cen Is
per l,0J0. Du Barry paid the amount charged Tor
tnf5operatiOn under protest, and then brought
action against Collector Arthur the recovery OF
the same. Under the act OF 1866 importers are
permitted to put the stamps upon their own goods
while IN charge or the Custom House Officers, and
tbs plaintiff contends that as the law authorized
him 10 do so, the Collector could not legally hinder
him from doing so, or compel him to pay the
Collector for putting on the stamps. Judge Wal
lace ordered o verdict Tor the plalntin.
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DEMovAL NATIONAL BOLIVIAN NAvIoA.
~ ton Company %, rspoy.d is once 70 No Is Pass
s1s 3 z: s ssSSqs !:
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IA STREET COURT.
ALLEGED hCc II ,EATAL SHOOTING CASE.
Befo &c rLuiQe BixbY.

ALLEGED hCc n ,EATAL SHOOTING CASE.
Befo n-Juige Bixby.
william higgins. NJ No. 77S Eighth avenue, was
brought forward by Officer Lavelee, OF the Twen-
ty-second precinct. charged wirn having shot his
brotnerln-aw, Nj c'lael Neegan. He explained
that the shooting mss entirely accidental. he hav.
ing nred the shot 1T rat IND not at mis- brother
ln-law. The accu dds sister was present ana in
formed the CouNt that alt hough she was not
present when the shot was fred, she believed her
they have never lad any trouble. Keegan's inju.
ries are not OF ~ fatal nature, but Higgins was
committed TO an ait his recovery.
II -RCENY AT BAIL.
John Kelly 81 ole coat ticket ut q ball given
on Monday ever ing At No. 25a avenue A. from John
room mun aid collar, coat and hat, In all OF
the value o. $50. He was arrested and held At
this Court foe trial ct the General Sessions.
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBRRs-Held By Judge
90 or 20, o. a. 0s los, LA "a, 1885, 200,
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM-Held. BY Judge
Van Observation-Disclosures 8. Issues OF law and
fact@N0s. IL q 49, g. 49, l27 lsl, 1s2 49,, l:7,
SURREY coURr-GENERAL TEnM-Held by Judges
1855 2s. 2l5 2ls III 2ls, Isl, 2ao 81. IS, 5Sx, ~
80, SO, 40. 22oh. 125, los, l42, l4S, 1853, 22i.
Judge van lois 81 ss s ss g.
1902, u $685. 1854, 1906 1896, SO, ll22H ga, i5e2x.
4l0H, Il4S 1874, Part 3-Hed by Judge La renee
Nos. 1888, 912 915, 1885, 1908, 2li9 1871 l5s9k,
1917 2111, 2ll3, 1503X, 2107, 1925 068 1851 9,9,
1857, l063 $685. 1855, OF, li45, 9S7, $50.
SUI ERROR COURT-GESERAL TERN.-/Sd Iourned
until the first Monday IN February
SU PEBIOR C0URT-rRIAL TERRI Part lad.
jour ned until February on account OF the assign.
men oil Judge Van Worst TO the SupremA, Court
Par. Held by Judge Sedgwick Nos o. so6
$685. s2e olo $780, 922 e24 o2s. $40 s7e s4e ss6 sss
1874.
U,Axox PLBAs-oEssRAL Tzzx.-Ad,ou rned Tor
this term.
,ioMMoN PLEAs-TRrAL TERN-part l--iaeld BY
Ju Gge Loew.-Case on-No. 8oS. VIII be the only
ca ase tried this term. Part 2.-Adjournn for the
te EN-.
MARINE CoURT-TRrAL THxx-Parts l, 2. and a.
A. Eournet for the term.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Hed ~ Judge
SUI herland.-Tne People W.. Martin Godt reg, may.
he 81; same vs.: George Williams felonious assault
az Z, battery; same vs.. George Wothern. burglary;
Sa sac vs.. George WAGNER grand larceny; Same
W BIB, grand larceny; same vs.. Mary Smi, a grand
lai > seny; Same VS.. Helen Miller, grand larceny:
81 ne VI. Alfred Winder, grand larceny; Same va
Fl 1nK Gilmore grand larceny.
OYER AND TRRMINEK-Held by Judge Bnrrett-
Tlh, People Vs. Margaret Bowes arson:
Sc q ne Vs. Thomas wallace feionious asss AIT aad
b tery Same vs. Peter Loye, feonious ass ,s1lt and
bs stery same Frederick Erbe leo noutI ASA nit
ar 81 battery; same va. John Mccullough b uRlarv;
So no vs. John simpson, Charles Sanbo n and
liam Morgan, burglary; same w. Louis
X spscn, fofesfyi same Va JohR ~ Nosantb. ,Setis
laa yssny.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Sutherland.

ALLEGED MAYHEM.
The trial of Martin Godfrey, charged with may
h. an, was commenced yesterday, the allegation
b. sfng that 18th OF July, 1874 he bit the ear
OF T. Robert Southern in liquor store on Third ave-
MT e, between Eghty.sixth and Eighty.seventh
stl e cts Assistant District Attorney Nolan opened
tht case, aud dwelt upon the detestabe nature
OF sie offence charged against the accused.
one quarrelied about q game OF cards. and during
the .h-ht his ear was bit on. Mr.. Howe animated
Lha, his defence would be that IN the fight the ear
was vorn or accidentally by table or some other
prof sction, and that be would call medical ex-
morn Ow.
PETIT IARCENIEs.
Jan. , Connolly, q domestic in the employ OF Gas.
ron Probin who was charged with stealing
gold b %, lace handkerchief and other small ar
tcles, pleaded guilty to petit larceny. The prop
erty rs not taken at one time so raat sne could
not be convicted OF the higher grade OF larceny.
WHILE an wright also pleaded to q similar offence,
s ser on la ns ''n Oh '' month"; belonging to
These prisoners were each sent to the Peniten-
tiary for Six months
ALLEGED ssHooTING AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MENT OF THE JURY.
The jur y in the case OF Hugh Campbell, charged
with shoe ting at Oficer Clarson, in Twenty-third
street, on New Years night were called into
Court at hlte hour in the afternoon. AS It was
Impossible aor them to agree upon verdict they
Tor convlcti On and two Tor acQuittal.
JEFFERSl IN MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kasmire.
The remiss less OF the city authorities in provid-
ing proper &C uommodaton for the TRANSACTION OF
business byt Q police magistrates has caused
serious neon, S,nience to the officials at Jefferson
Market Police Court The Commissioners charg ed
with the erectl Of new court mouse and prison
have commenc ed tearing down the old buildings
and no provIsir N has been made for the custody
OF the numeI Dus prisoners who are daily ar
raigned. The Comptroller was notified in Que
season OF the d ecessity OF providing such accom-
mediation and or the intentions OF the Commls.
sloners, but he, as usual took no steps to meet
the emergency. On the watch returns yesterday
morning Judge ikasmire' discharged those who
were charged Eh intOXicat1on only and COM
mltted the hOme eSS and destitute TO the care of
the Charity Conn Issi0ners. Those charged with
more serious on ences were committed to the
lombs, and the OF vcers making the arrests were
compelled 70 ey their prisoners thlther, while
a special Off1cer ma to be detailed every day to
take down the con anitments. Judge, clerks and
otiicers all complain l. and very justly, OF the EN-.
Darrassment to wn CAl they are subjected, and q
remedy Of some KIN 10 imperattvey demanded.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ADDRRsa IN
"A the country would be PLEASED TO open Correspond.
saSS wse !aSy Taa v'sw V na'sEsssS.
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DIrL0MA or MERIT, VIENNA EXPOSITION is7a--
~ ": rHEEEsoNr American Powders and Losensss
c.sssS:a Il "A S:asHl; Gsa
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BOARDERs WANTED.

Oh WEST FORTY-FI sTREET.-TIiTRD
III story Rooms, unex pec tedly vacated, to rent
with Board. 10 families or gentlemen wishing home
comforts; family small.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-19

TIE NEw CoINHR or THE MINT, Mr.
Levi pague, has received his commits.
sion and entered upon his duties. His
coming into Office marks al important
period Of time in Mint matters in the
United States. II the purposes Of the
Treasury Department in .upplanting the
Fractional Currency with silver coins
are perfected, Mr.. Dague's department
will be a busy one. AS TO our local
Mint matters and the prospects OF an in
crease in the capacities of the institution.
We may say that those at whose hands
the most effec:iv, efforts toward An en-
gasement may be looked for, are earn
estly in favor OF bringing it about At the
earliest possible date. Superintendent
Crawford is busy with the perfecting Of
plans which have this increase of facili-
ties in view. His efforts are facilitated
with alacrity by the Direction Of the
Mint, Doctor Lindsrman, by whose cor
dial cooperation the bullion fund has
been increased to the handsome sum Of
s., 500. 900. Mr.. Crawford il even now
negotiating fo- hal; million Of bullion.
OF course, With tho emergencies Of re-
demption OF the Fractional currency
which il receivable At par for Subsidiary
silver coips-vill come the necessity for
the rapid mintine o: half and quarter
dollars. twenty cent pieces and dimes.
Nothing smalle. than dimes will bs
coined 1t this Mint. for the present.)
The business OF the Carson Mint during
the next few months will be very heavy.
This mention reminds Us to say that Mr..
Crawford 10 informed by DR.. Lindermas
that the new Refinery in the San Fran.
cisco Mint is . splendid success. The
great bonaIzAs Of The Comstock render
the return to silver ~ circulating me-
diuA . present possibility. provided
the Mints Of the country are made Of
adequate dimensions.
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Ar. GsrhsA's Departure.

N.. Gorhsm Las been constrained TO
return East by the dangerous illness Of
his wife. No one who knows him will
believe that any less imperative call
would have withdraw him from the
canvass, and " trust that even his
worst enemies will sympathize with him
under ths circumstances. We think il
due to him that the Record Un;oa, which
will scarcely be suspected Of undue
friendship for hin, should say 80 much.
Could he have remained We should have
continued to oppose his political efforts.
and in bis absence shall do our best to
prevent tho fr1ition Of his plans. But
" recognize in George Gorham . frank
aud manly opponent, Who never yet
turned his back upon . foe. and who.
during the present campaign, il he has
not convinced the public that stealing
Conventions and party organizations il .
philanthropis and eminently public
spirited business. has certainly exhibited
high executive abilities, and has proved
himself . good deal more than . match
for those Of his antagonists who have
taken the stump against him.-Sacrd-
aesto Record Union.
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Now that George Gorham has left the
State. perhaps Senator Booth may re-
cover from his indisposition sufficiently
to reply to him. It is magnificent op-
portunity. No sharp answers, no rsbut-
tails, no recrimirations need be feared.
The Senator can shut himself up in his
library for a week, and Gull the choicest
epithets for use against his absent enc
my. He may consign him once more to
the Penitentiary. and quote Furgusoa
about the pollution of his presence. and
revel in plagiarism, aud borrowed sar-
casm. and all manner of tempting en-
joyments. 1t WAS quite another thing
when Gorham was here. Somehow it is
much pieasanser to shoot than to be shot
at. and Mr.. Booth appears to have dis
covered this fact. very greatly to his dis
gust and modification. But the " La
CONAN dog is gone. His glistening
teeth. his glowing eyes. his deep bass
growl. presnging assault. no longer need
alarm timorous. though malicious. ora
tors. We wonder whether Mr.. Booth
will avail himself OF his grsat-his unex-
pected-opportuuisy.-S aeram'"'o Re
ord Mon.
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LAKE CoMo.-I suppose I were not .
true Nsvadan il I did not approach Lake
Como with . strong inclination to believe
myself familiar with flake Of less re-
novn lat of greater merit. wonder il
il 10 because We know Lake Tahoe to b
deserving Of . wider fame that We are
reluctant to accord to Como its full need
Of praise confess that boarded the
Volta for . sail to Bellsgio quite in .
spirit Of criticism. And / found some
thing to criticise. The waters into which
! looked were BY no means remarkable for
slsarnsss. or sparkle OF tone. There
we're no indications Of depth, and there
were decided indications Of narrowness.
The lake 10. in places, hardly more than
. half mile in breadth. and il il nowhere
more than two and ons-half miles. Nor
can you get any impression of ito length.
In its thirty miles it SO winds in and out
that you can rarely SEQ i've miles beyond
you. Undoshtsdly, in the matter Of
altitude, ane unity. and depth. and e1-
panss. our Tahoe is quite tho superior Of
this pride Of tourists. But the two lakes
are so totally unlike that there seems
no occasion Of comparison. They have
little in common as mountain lakes, save
that both are set in the everlasting hills.
4. Y. Virginia Enterprise Of y.s-
sePdrs.
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san FRANCISCO. Aug. 17.-Thirtsen Of
the crew Of the ship Bremen died on the
passage Of scurvey. Three died yester-
dry in sight Of port. All the rest are
Doe. hi. morning sighted tn. ship an,
her and found the crew too helpless to
furl the sails. The men were lying On
the deck more dead than alive. The
ship had very bad passage. She was
delayed by Gains. and lime juice and
fresh provisions gave out. Tho ravages
Of the disease render the crew . ghastly
sight. Tho ship was towed into port
this aftsrneon and the sufferers provided
for.
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IAPnovu6.-Ths spirit Of improve
msns has taken . arm hold upon our
sisisses and on every hand new build
ises ass eeing up. most Of them tasteful
il design and Of substantial character.
- the1eh their owneFs intended to stop
avhils in Rene. There 10 . bright
future in sseTs for our little burg.-Rsns
Journal
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SQuAw FIGHr-One of those dis
graceful spectacles We are called upon to
witness occasionally occurred yesterday
q rough and tumble fight between two
squaws. After long seige. with
varying results. the combatants were
separated BY having four or five buckets
Of water poured on them.-Iieno jour.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-19

NEVADA STATE NIIA.-These Touring
mills grind ont . good supply Of aour Of
. superior quality every day. Reno
-four il ackenwledeed to b the best
made in Nevada. Nr. J. ". Harrison
feels . justiAabls pride in keeping Up
the reputation Of these nills.-kese
,yeerssRi,