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aPPIICAryO, ROW. PATENT.

"A Isii,s Ne 1s:-v =. Asr,sy Ne. ST.
L. Land Orcs. Carson City, Nevada. stsser
lSsh. - Notice is hereby given that tss
ATHENS GsLD AND sILvy. HIyrSs COMPANY. .
ssrpsrstisl e1stiaG under and hy virtue Of tis
laws Of tie Atsts Of Ns,.si, sni whose pest
s1cs address asd principal place q business .
Carsca City, Nevada. hss his day BY Il. l.
KELLY its day althsriXcd and appointed sseHt
made applica;isD fsy . e. s. Patent to enc
thosSsns Il 0Sti linear fce, Of certain veis o.
lsas Of quartz 81 ether roch il plaCs bari IF
geld and silver snd ether precious metals ans
An7Ts4 a. Ard called tie AIHEss Icss ANs
CLAM, Uts.ts, lyiIs aId being in the Eagle and
Ts.sos Valley Mining District, urInssy Comfy
and state Of Nevada, toS.th.I with al dips.
stsrs, sSsi-s md variations, viii surface
CRANE Z kunir-d ia. n width foc tie tsL-
venltAs vosklEg tL.rcof, and known ana desig-
nate: Oh ths f-ld nst-s and ehicisl flitsx tiis
In my sflCs - L. :. Survey Sr Lst No. s: in
Sections Mes. il and IS Township Ne. Is nsrta
IN EaHss No. - east Eerns pisbl" F,ss aAs
Meridian, tss exterior Suand.rie. Of ss.G Let
Ne. IS being s. fellows to-wit: BEGINNING st
Pest marked Ath-n. Co. L. s. Survey Ne Is {;
Posi- Ne. /. located on north essterly slsps sLozt
nsntils north es.tcrly from old Monitor
mil snd whence bars tha Carson Mint south
T. degrees - uinEt-s cssi winnie Rsncs hssss
hertE Is degree. 10 minutes r.st ard running
FROM said Pcs. Ne. !. first course essth IS
degrees IS minutes west al 500 feet ths south
west corner posi- Ss. 81 the Mint Einin[ Cos
I. ;. Survey No. s. coo fee. to post No. =:
thence s.eoLu gcsTsr south 1d-erre. q Minutes
cast LOCO 1-rt 10 post No. ; ;h'u,s third course
north u degrees % minutes ea-t 81 $40 feet -
south centre stake, whence brGTs tia snsrter
- n c.,rner ~ - cat lfa- q Section -
Il TlsAlp II north IN han. L. east &uHnt
DlaJio Meridian -5uth jrgT--r - i-iruIes
est SO feet, Ga i.-t 10 lost No. !: thence
fourth course north dtSr-e g.. /, sfu,.' ss-st
0su feet 10 post Nc. / ;hr -o.-. X D. -5-lLiGs.
containing - 1I-i1tgh -c"cs. iesrr-s e.
TresssG from true TueIlGia'-- 5iaH4.t. vErIa-
tiou IGi. degrees east. surv.. =. .s.= a. accord
Ne al
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the Ilstri,. Cosrssi re Second
<s---r,--sn .HlIcI4I i.s'yt :, ta- ~tE-e r.
~. ,ttfsfaS N-y:.a, IL n. l,- .--- >..lA-s
II EsS - C, OrzrzJv, .ils Ia lay Of
HErs ~ E-v-rter III rrr T-&r r. 49,
S.-<sl 80 - Ind. 60 slSzi.i -! ; Sc
agcs Al sl--Ts
T.. AD~aEDS, Clerk.
Crcs Of 1s.rl. 6: Cs-2tEs J:lass1 as -
k---s- cs.t5tV, tlst I receives .Ie tn n
~smna.l. e. tie : h d,- Cf S,T-s--r [. T.
l-S,uire tur- .h,. s'.tr aie d. cen xAd
fr..f4 rsorl,a ale, believe -. defendant ElIza-
b-tlAs hr-- ca Iot - fou=G within tai.
County OrrIsby Or N tla Stxts .: Nevada.
Dated a, Ca.sgp his STE day o. Ss"-7 -''rr,
lE1.. 5 sHiII, sLsr.s,
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.lss, Agents far DI. Lie R:chau'a
Golden H1Hs
Obstacles to Marriage.

KsPPy Relief Ter YsanE Men from the
Effects Ok Errsrs sne Ahps-t II early life. Man
spod restsTcs fADediNerts to Marriage re-
Rs-ed, h.wl2etkod Of treatment. New and
re nsrs sbls reHcdirs Books ana circulars 81 nj
fes, in sealed envelopes. Aadress. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. as y. Ninth ST Philadelphia,
Pan IHstItRtiou having Z kisE reputation
fer Aoaorabi. osHsact and professional skill.
scp5-5-n
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UhE THOUSAND DOLLARS HsEAKE
FTEE Az IECVRs5LE CASE.
/
Dr.. &C SiCiIaus


eCID IN GtLS ttI
.t:-r ten years + fris- - tiis csast hs. proved
ils-t t.e only ts.st5's ia certain class c.
t.~~a--t reIlD4.t- y Ilte--- Practitioners At
ircG.apls.
N. Is H.chau's GoIIon BaI-an, No. 1
CLsrs CAs@e..s -. .1s -seoRd staets, so-ea
OF III. L-Es o. BODY. Sc E%rs. ty.-. Nuse, etc.
Con-. ----l ned BIZ he-- FNl.Lillfic CatarTh
. Ets-s-ej >tair. IN So f,s primary forms Of
tse o..tt-e IL WI ~ Syl si}i. Price, IS Ier
tst-.s. s-tvo for s,
ur. L. Richsn's Gclden Enlsa;n No 2
Csr-s Tertiary. Ngr.sr5.l. s-ptl.I.:e EheVEt-
ass I.r. ~ - I-.r-- -ibcl Il tAe N-cE
5-r-s:-4 ~-: -. a.. .5litls Fash. : uTtT
AN tuAt1aat-. 80. Stiffness u.. L. li.skH.
a. -radi zAt-s al d.-as-s from lke systrE
~actse~ csIS-l - 5n-i.r-tlor or shr-a a.
sescsGy-ic.vuf slsot pare Ass aealtf,.
frIas s. per sst,4s ~ we've So.
Or. lie Ricnau's Golden Spanish
.aIidste.
Ter trs c.r Il G.1orrhe.. elect Irritstier-
Grsvsi sId 4! trn4Iy or Gtpitsl 3..:rrsBs,-
seHs l-lrs, 81 - bottls.
DIR. lie Richars Golt!es spanish
Int-c'ien,
l -..L sss Is--, ton +, T s.,ers C.s-s % 500
srss,, I.har1natoI, Dleet sr-ictsres ard eli
s4s-I.-s II tse EIds-ys kd Bladder. fr.oe.
) ~ per bottle.
Alss, Agents far DI. Lie R:chau'a
Golden rtHs
- eeBl.asl weakness. Sy:t: Emissions, In
p1t-Kcv. ana ali disease. aiI.lnG rom Hrstsr-
hst.CIl IaG eI c.saIys ABUSES. lfice s. per
bottle. Tls seaIln. GoLDiN D.LsAE !. put up
srlv II rssEC bottles. Oh, rcCeip. Of price,
these medicines vii ;: sert 70 gil rarte Of the
county hy express or mail. securely packet,
s-G !se~ frcE observation. sole Agents. &. 7.
RICHARDS CO., ~ho.e.s!t ara r-txil drrs-
sists ana chemists. SCstLvcss corner Of Clay
and SirScAs streets, ar lr2Hci.cs, Californh.
aGgls-ly x
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Oh, Carson pailn arp,sl

CARSON CITY:
Sunday .Nsvenbsr Is. 1875
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hoTsCE TO LIENRoLDEEs.

ETOTIC1 Is GrhFLI G1TES 80 ALL
~ p.r.2I hiding l.gal iieii rpsn that
certain dwelling iouss s-u-d / = n Z. Neltsn
siturs-I 81 L c.-AiI lot OF land iying n Or1,ssy
Count- Ns.A51. sri hereinafter more fnlly
Ge.cr. Bed, u p-t.ens ths .ans, vita pee OF
th-ir validity, = "a TIsires Court CT tsrss,
Township or2lxb! Ccsuty, NeNs3s, AZ Int
Court ssoA Of .sdgs.C. 4. VI isTsI. Oh , Zen
day the cq:-, cly C. Esv.ls5-r, 1875. n ls
'riC K l. H. Sad &c. O. land i a-ss-.ib. ts
.elIuvs: Ie:iIHisS &. ps-al - he quarter
ensrtr- section line 80 tc-t IsrTh Of tko ssItL
eAe. corner Of Vie south wcs. I Of the sat \
ives. /. of Sec. .. Township is north, Range 20
eaet IslEt Diablc Bass al Asrl~I.n, thence
Horrt 81 slit quarter quarter section Inc -
fet< thence west 2tU feet, Hc-e OF l-ss, 10 the
cast iIrs e Carson street. As ne sane csaid be
if extended north Of CxTson City, th-ncs ssst 4
alo1, the SAID in CO CaEsSI .Iics. - fset, IA
thence east SIS fs.s 81 isss - tas pace 81
beginning.
CXIso. city Tsy. 6, Is7I.
AW PRAY L.eske.Eer.
Tres. Il. wills, Attorney. AS-laNs~
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Notice..

ILPkRSON. HOLDING CLAIMS AGAINST
= tss IcVEas Agricultural. l1isBs AID
YecIaaied SocitIy are resrsst.d t. present
.hsla iassii,tsIy 10 the sscrst.r.. n. l..
Yaser who viii - fssa& at tas sifss Of tke
state ITesIartT.
BY s-Ss7 .. tHs Beard 81 GrtstcsE
GEORok T0FLT.
'rss:.eat,
Crrs.n City Oet,ser 81. ls7T- II
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FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave virginia CITY DAILY At s:5s q. n, TAs q,
n, SIC a. n, Il Il, l:;s p. n, SIS p. N.
S3s = a. and us p.
Leave Carson City DAILY At .. n, 8 a. N
SiSa. u, II L.. las ,. n, ?. Il, $50 ,. n.
and S:Ss p. -.
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to begin very soon TO mint divisional
coins of the Trade Dollar-haiYes and
quarters OF relative fineness with the
dollar itself. All these projects will rem
der necessary the enlarging of our local
mint-too much cramped in its dimen-
sions at present. even for the business
now required of it. In view of the need
full extending of the area Of working
space, some plans have been drawn con-
formable to Superintendent Crawford's
suggestions. These plans, which meet
the approval of Director Linderman, We
examined yesterday. The contemplated
extension may be roughly indicated by
the following outlines :
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tanning retort, and matchmaking an
settling pans, etc.
The boiler room, as limited in the dia
gram, is to stand detached from the
main walls and in the middle Of the hol
low square, or court. This is designed
FOR six boilers-that number being
deemed advisable to avert any necessity
for suspending work for repairs. This
q boiler room is 47x30:9 in size.
The second floor is Sc. apart, almost
entirely for the refinery. It will be very
spacious and amply provided with all
the furnaces, reduction houses. closets
and general conveniences Indispensable
to the economical and successful hand
ling Of silver and gold, as they must be
handled while undergoing the processes
Of separation and reduction. The only
part Of this second story not occupied
by the retnerieS is the assayer's laLra-
tory, which is to be lSx35i.
Now let these important additions be
made to the mint, and right here can be
handled very large proportion, if not
the whole, of the bullion produced by
the COmstock lode. Of course a special
appropriation will be needed to carry out
these plans, and also OF course the favor |
able action Of Congress Will have to be |
obtained to secure that appropriation.
We are assured of the very hearty CO. ,
operation If Doctor Linl,rman. whose !
recommendation are awarded the LirL- !.
est consideration by The Treasury De-
partment, and whose suggestions should
have great weight with the two Houses
Of Congress. With the projected in
crease IN the dimensions and capacities
Of the mint would come the necessity
tor greater force of worhmen in the
various departments. OF course We OF
Carson feel an interest in the enlarge
nent of the institution for this reason.
f for no other.
Senators Jones and Sharon and Rep
'esentative Woodburn are alive to the
Importance of these additions. and will
work for the measures necessary to Sc
ure their perfection.
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\ SHIPMENT Of 100000 in small sil.
yer coins has been made from the Car.
son Mint TO the Sub-Treasury at Boston
pile OF boxes Of cash, intended for The
same destination, and which will be
shipped in day or two stands in the
hall of the Mint. This looks like bust
ness.
HE CONCERT To.NIGHr-Our concer.
going friends are to have a treat tonight.
The Virginia Glee Club will occupy the
Iheater. The performers are first rate
artists-some ot them having enyiable
populations as professionals. Aud their
programme promises n very delightful
entertainment. The Theater will doubt.
less be filled to its utmost capacity.
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Sealed Proposals.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF BoahD OF
REGENTS OF NEVADA, 7

arson, Ner., Aug IL, ISIS.
- received at this office up to II o'clock N.
on Saturday, September 4, 1875. for the con.
siructlon Of two story frame building p Y so
feet, on the grounds of the State University at
Elko. Elko county, Nevada. Also Tor the con
structlon OF rough board fence 3,1s0 feet,
more or less. in length, with two carriage and
two pedestrian gates, TO be placed as designated
by this Board. to enclose said grounds
Plans and specifications for said work can Ii,
examined a. this office or at the University at
Elko, Nevada, or at the Office OF Messrs. Thorpe
kldrldge in - Balch's Assay Office" Virginia
City, Nevada.
Proposals for the house TO be in a separate
envelope from proposals for the fence Pro.
possis for house TO be endorsed on back of en-.
velope Proposal for Dermitory" and Pro.
posals for fence to be endorsed on back Of
envelope g Proposal for Fence" and addressed
to the undersigned.
This Eoard reserves the right to reiec; any
and all bids.
By order Of the Board
SYLVESTER H. DAY,
"usAo-'" Secretary.
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PROPOSALS FOR CHARCOAL

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ by the undersigned, until September 5th.
1875, for furnishing 2,0U bushels tinore or lessj
Nut Pine Charcoal, per month, for the year
ending September 9Th, 1876.
The coal to be burned from live wood; must
be free from all fore gn matter: and to be
delivered to the L. s. Mint, Carson City, New.
subject TO inspection.
Payment 10 be paid monthly in U. 8. Gold
Coin.
JAMES CRAWFORD,
aug?9-ti Supt. U. s. Mint.
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IMPORTANT. Endors,

The BALL IT YANKs-We need only
mention this .fete cbamlttTe TO induce all
true and faithful devotees of Terpsichore
20 put themselves in marching order and
limb the Sierra in time for the leaving
Il the steamer Stanford for Ianhs' ball
tonight, Oh, how the stars will CLEAN
md twinkle over tie cool mountain
tops ; oh, how they will let their CHEEKY
lights dance on the merry waters oh,
low the balmy night wind will cool the
tevered brow of care oh. how old Yank
viii sput.er and fidget and wrastle round
t. take care of his guests and make them
happy and comfortable. Any yoting man
who IS engaging himself i'll the soft and
tender duties Of sparkling. and who fails
to take his sweetheart to this dance ought
to lie cut out " forthwith by the first
r.Eai who parts his hair in the middle
md wears an eveClass. And what We
-ay about the race OF spoonies applies
Ill round. To be Just to the times and
requirements the party going man and
tie pleasure seeking woman must 20 to
Yanhs' tonight.
CHARLEY FEIESI,'s SILVER SHow.-Tbe |
Landsomest show Of silyerware that we !
lave ever seen in this State can be wit |
messed at Charley Frieud's Watch shop |
I'D Jewellery store. There are a half
dozen show cases filled with tea sets.
lower and fruit stands, castors. water
pitchers, toilet sets, cake baskets. etc.
etc, all Of the very newest patterns and
best quality. These are mainly plated
goods, and come from the great silver
ware factory at Meriden, Connecticut.
When Mr.. Friends store was lighted
last night it presented as brilliant an
appearance as Furnished silver and gold
aud gas JETS could make it.
FRESH fISH, fEuTT,. ErC.-Our bust
ling friend, VIM. Hy. Doaue, has entered
into partnership with Mr. Moger and the
firm have opened a place Of business OF
tie corner this side the Mint for the
sale OF fresh fish, fresh vegetables and
fruit of all kinds. We are a conpetept
witness 10 the excellence of their rock
cod. It comes from their refrigerator as
fresh and sweet as if it lad lust been
landed from the briny depths. Ali the
fruits OF the season are there to order
This concern is well worthy the liberal
support of the citizens of Carson.
BAD DoINGs BY Boys.-Mr Howe. the
Principal of our District School, makes I
complaint that u certain team " Of A
boys have been making a
,reedmore short range target of the wiz
lows of the school house and dis
hitting the bulls eye OF the
anne. Measures of a retaliatory and =
directive nature will be taken to stop
his bad kind of playing.
TELEGRAM UScALLED For.-Tbere is n :
ispatch at the Office of the Atlantic and \
'aeific Telegraph Company for Miss e'
wilson.
HOUSE WANTED. - An applicant who 81
Tould be first rate tenant, wants a
our or five roomed house. See his ad- c.
er.Isemeut
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THE RUMORS iHOIT TIRE BANK
OF CALIFORNIA.

This community was greatly startled
last evening 10y The report that the Banl,
of California had closed its doors in
face Of run, and that the indications
were that i: had failed. The facts in
the case as far ms known are That the
Bank did close its doors at 10 minutes
past O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
amidst scenes and eycitements of great
tunult on California street. One Of the
many rumors with which the air was
filled last night was TO the effect that the
closing Of the Bank was done TO protect
the vaults against q threatened riot, and
that the business would be resumed this
morning. This is the most favorable
report that has reached the ears Of the
public and we hope it may prove true.
lis not unlikely that great and angry
multitude having surrounded the Bank,
threatening it with invasion and sackinc
the authorities OF the institution very
wisely closed the doors. There is no
calculating the extent of the calamity to
the State and the country if the Bank
of California has gone down. Such a
financial crash would bring ruin in all
directions. Let us hope for the best.
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THE CARSON MINT.


The Government recognizes as the
first stepping-stone to full return
to a specie basis. the retirement
Of the fractional currency with
which the money markets of the East
ern States are deluged. Already the
preliminaries to the replacing of these
small bills with subsidiary silver coins
are underway. The gratifying success
which has attended the mintiHg and is
suance of the Trade Dollar encourages
this further using of silver money in
place of paper. 1t is in contemplation
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THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

For RENO. connecting WITH Eastern and Western
bound Passenger Trains Of the c. y. gR.
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fREIsHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS

Leave Virginia City for Reno at :; As a. m. al
$40 m. VIII leave Reno for virginia City Mt
1880 u. m, laa5 p. III. aud pm
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CITY LICENSES

AN INSTRUCTED BY THE TRUSTEES
Il OF Carson City to commence suit Oh Monday.
September 9th, 1873, at 10 O'Clock A. ". OF that
day to enforce the collection of all City
Licenses.
WIN. pATTEP SON
Aug ~ $50. City Attorney.
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In explanation Of this diagram and to
convey an idea of the extern, of ground
now occupied relative i'll area to that
which it is proposed to cover with new
buildings, We present the following fig
ures
So. IT.
Area Of present main building 5,O7l
Area Of ground OF present rear
building, embracing engine
house, coal storage and carpeu-
ter shop. .............-....... 1900
Area of ground OF proposed addi-
ton. ...................... .Il,9Gl
Area Of boiler house ground $780,. 1,4l5
Total square feet Of addition -, 400
This addition is planned fer two sto-
ries and basement. The superstruc-
ture will form, with the west side of the
old buildins, q hollow square. In that
square, as indicated in the diagram, will
stand the boiler house. The projected
enlargement would increase the working
space as by the following scale The
walls Of the lew structure are planned
to be 40 by LOG feet, !ineal measure
ment. Under the entire length and
breadth of this is to be a basement.
This will be used mainly for the storage
Of coal, sweeps" and acid and for a
bullion cuttiu- room. The first story
IS divided as follows:
New deposit melting room, 2S:4x2o:7. .
Office OF meter and refner, 17x2S4.
Meters weighing room. I7:91 Ix19f.
This room is provided with a vault SIX
10 feet in size
Melting room, 3i:i152 feet, opening
'ut from which are a dressing room, an
levator and a water closet.
An engine room, planned for two ell
ines. This apartment to be 3J:7x29.7.
Two engines are necessary for the work
f this mint. The present engine is
acking in power
An anneaiing and whitening room,
, :3x2S4
4 machine shop, 2S:tx23l0.
A carpenter shop, 35:tX223:G. ,
An amalgamating room, 29:7x14, con- {
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-05

CoNvEyANcEs OF REAL ESTATE for the week
ending April 3, 1915 Lots lroniug-39 feet
on Fenable street between Rose and Pink
for 1926; % feet on Twenty.Seventh street
between Clay and Leigh for 1926; 274 feet
on Twenty. fifth street between NJ and n for
500 so feet on Tweniy-,evenh street be-
tween Y and o for $3.50; 40 feet on Mar
shall street between First and Adams for
81, 400; 22l feet on Marshall street between
Henry and Smith for $1,000; 10 feet on
Marshall street between First and Adams
for 81, 400; 1872 feet on Broad street, corner
Twen,y->eyenth, ior 5000; feet on Frank.
lin street between Laurel and Shafer for
$40: S05 feet on Twenty. ninth street between
CLAY anu Leigh for $625; 2l3 feet on Cabell
street near Tyler for Sis; 81 feet on Tweu.
ty.ninth street between Main and Franklin
for $1,000; 29} feet on Marshall street for
s.. 800 80 feet on ST. James street between
Clay and Leigh for $500; 60 feet on Fourth
street between Clay and Leigh for -; q
feet on Goddiu street for sl15; AZ feet on
Seventeenth street between William and
Christian for $40; 46 feet on Venable street
between Rose and Pink for 81 ITO; 4 feet on
Vepable street between Rose and Pink Tor
$40; feet on Seventh street for - lO
feet on Pink alley for -; 233 feet Oh Mar
shall street between First and Adams for %
GO feet Oh Seventh street for S5S2.
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-ELLt ~ III Jsslf-b i.Lati
MlnefS' Troubles.

+, WAshrSGToM April ga delegate nsset.
ing of the several branches Of the Miners
Union belonging to this region washeld tssre
to-day. Its object is. supposed to.have bad
some bearing on, the, works at Mount Pasa-
SAINT. Although Mr.. Taazart signsd the ba.
sis, and in writing agreed to accede to the De.
mapds Of the mob, there is still some dis
satisfaction existing, andi fears are. enter.
tanned that the men may yet accomplish what
was undertaken on Monday last. Rumors
are circulating Of a mass.meeting Of miners
TO be held on Monday, although some are
of the opinion that the delegates meeting
held to-day may have sufficient influence to
make mass. me sting unnecessary. Ism
MAuCH CnUNcN, Pa, April 3.-fhe feeling
here is quiet. No breach OF the peaee to-
day. There is still an uneasy feeling in the
mining towns ~
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AFRICAN METHODIST CSsBEH EscR-The
third days session of the Virginia Confer.
ence of the African Episcopal Methodist
Church was held on Saturday in the Third
Street Methodist church, commencing at 8
o'clock. Bishop Campbell presided, assisted
by Bishop Waymlu. ,a. .....,..- .a., 4m
Rev. Messrs. A. j. Williams, Isaac Ycrk
j. G.. Mackie, and w. II. Gray preached their
trial sermons in the presence of the Confer
ence in order to be admitted as members o
the body. Rev. j. c.. Macbie, Rev. A. j
Williams, and w. H. Gray were accepted
by the Conference rs suitable mem bers, and
accordingly received. E., :. .....> .. f,9; ..a
Rev. Messrs. Scott, Rue, Simms, and Ruff
were allowed to remain On trial another year
Rev. Messrs. Cuffee and j. II. Cary: were
admitted 10 full connection with the Con
ference. ...... ...-.s .-.#--... .l.s.,
Rev. w. II. Hunter, manager of the Book
Concern, was received into the Conference
and welcomed by Rev. W. B. Derrick.
Among the visitors to the Conference
during the day were Rev. J. c. Granbery,
D. D.. of The Broad.Street Methodist church
Rev. j. II. Holmes. of the First African Bap.
tist church; and Rev. Mr.. Dungre, of the
Free-Will Baptist church. u.s..
During the day the standing of the various
elders was inquired into, and all found to be
acceptable except Rev. |. J. Piudle.
Reports from the various circuits OF the
amount of "doIar money" raised during
the year were received, The aggregate show
ing falling IF Of about $500 OF the amount
received during the previous year. This
falling off is due in great measure to the
depressed condition Of financial affairs in
the Safe. Adjourncd.