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OBITUARY.

Mrs. NJ. = Bryan, wife OF Captain ]. n
Bryan, died on the night OF the 18th inst, M
IL o'clock Death loves u shining mark
who was n brighter ornament to society op
more lovely In the social and domestI rcla.
lions of lie. An aftectlonate mother. h",
life was devoted TO the welfare of her chin.
adorned hia home with every attraction of
loveliness and grace. A Jealous member nj
the NJ. II. Church, South she was u liylng
oon' mentary uLo I the b, auiy of the Divine
preoeptso four Holy Christianity. The moor
found relief at her hands, and the Il istressoI
found comfort In her words of consolntIon
The death of such u woman IL TO the pnblic
q calamity and 10 her family, an irreparable
'osS' A.
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Al OLD Main street, opposite Sanger Bros.
have Just opened the most extensive stocR
of fashionable Millinery and Human Hail
Goods ever brought to Dallas. consisting OF
Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Ostrich Feathers
Ribbons, etc, which 1 import direct. My
stock of Hair Goods consists of Hair Braids
Wigs, Curls, Frissetts and Hair Ornaments
OF all kinds, of every shade and color, of my
own manufacture.
Orders for Hair Work or Millinery execu-
ted In the lntest style.
Highest market price paid for Human
Hair OF all colors. =. IRALsON.
Oct5dlm
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Mr.. n Mrs. Kessler, No. $40 Pacific avenue
are prepared to receiva a limited number OF
pupils. for instruction In the German ian.
guage. This class will DO taught at night
under the direct SUPERVISION OF Mr. Kessler
On saturday afternoons, Mrs. Kessler will
instruct n class OF young ladies' In all the
branches Of crocheing, embroidering and III
kind OF nseiul fancy work.
0ctll.d3t,
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In consequence OF an epidemic of icvers In
.he coal m,nes, we have run out OF eoal
'neie being none In tho city. Tho agent
w'''os ua unt out OF one hundred and forty
men not ono has escaped thar they can
na'oiy Keep the locomotives supplied on the
X. Vt Road. hence we ara compelled "a
use wood, which makes mn inferior quality
81 Has' Our patrons will please have pa,
uencc with va fora TOW days. "
~r'nsG JOHN LOCKWOOD.
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Onr stock of Fail and Winter Goods is now
complete. We now safely challenge any
establishment in the state north of Calves
ton to exhibit II larger, liner and more com
plete stock of merchant tailoring goods than
is to be seen at SO5 Lamar street. If you dom
think SO, come and see.
oclOtf DOUGLASS BROTHERS.
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For Sala

Half acre lot improved, house has four
ICONS, with Kitchen attached, and clubhouse
for servants, fine well water, and CONVENE
entity located In all respects. Terms cash, or
will trade FOR groceries. Apply to
w. 9. HOLLAND,
octBdlw Herald Office.
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A large stock of boots and shoes, very CHEAP
Mt Stanford's i07 Elm street.


A handsome residence, six comfortable
rooms ind Kitchen, stable, crib and buggy
house, and two acres of land, enc acre OF
same fine garden spot Terms reasonable
cine third cash, balance In six and twelve
months with interest at u per cent. APP
ply to j. W. LANE.
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a Card
W, q, SICKLES II CO..

W, q, SlCkLES II CO.,
Grocers and dealers In Produce, GIG Elm
street. Will furnish Bagging and Tlef to theil
country friends, and ship their crops; or If
planters wish to conslgn cotton or wheat to
their friends in Galveston, they will make
very liberal advances.
July 20. w. Ii, COKER.
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CuEELn,a DELIGHT

Win be filled with Five thousand
different kinds of Toys, directly i'm
ported for this market, and will open
in a few days, at No. 7O4 Elm street, L..
M. Conner's Drug Store octl2-tf,
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For Rent.

Five rooms. on third floor, for rent over
Calm a. Bro. y store, No. o. ELM street. furn-
ished or unfinished. Apply to
HENRY CAIN,
octyllw Al Calm ~ Bro.
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CITY BUSIN ESS.
Attention. stonewan Grcys

You will take notice that drill meetings
Will hereafter take place on Tuesday and
Thursday of each week, instead of Monday
and Friday ns heretofore. BY order Of
y. d. THRUSTON,
Leutenant-C Recommending.
j. H., WoLF, Secretary. octl3-2t
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CsLIlD'S DElEGpuT

VIII be filled with Five thousand
different kinds of Toys, directly i'm
ported for this market, and will open
IN few days, at No. 704 Elm street, l..
vi. (Onner'S Drug Store. Ocll Oft
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We are In receipt of u most elegant and
extensive assortment Of English and French
worsteds, and all the finer grades of imported
hroadcloths, doeskins and cassimeres. For
really hrst-slass goods and u stylish 1T, the
public viii do well TO call on
oct z-dlm DOUGLAS BROS.
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Ladies' wishing medical treatment will be
received by Doctress Thomas at her resi-
dence. Board and room furnished at usual
prices, paid in advance. Location Wood
street. two blocks south OF San Jacinto
Hotel. MRS. +. THOMAS.
sent l5-dlm
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Wanted.

A woman with no children, to cook and
do general housework. Apply Vt Inc
oeI3.2t HERALD OFFICE.
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Both volumes of Paschal's digest, general
avs of the Twelfth, Thirteenth and Four
teenth Legislatures. Applyto
octSllw j. W. LANE,
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure OF Mails at Dallas Post
oillce.
NA-sha.., yU.av

Arrival and Departure or Nails at Dallas Post
Office.
Northern Mail,
via ~, X. and T. Il. r., comprising western
northern and eastern states, New York and
81 Louis mails, arrivesa ut $3.50 n m: deparls
~ ioOS u m Pouch closes ut p m.
southern mail.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana. tiai.
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, and ali other
points In southern Texas arrives ut lO,(S n
nj departs NJ 500 n m. Pouch closes at o D m.
Eastern Mail,
via 4. and p. R.R., comprising southern and
mluule states, Louisville, CHATTANOOGA, Mem
PMS, Little Rock, and Shreveport, and nil
eastern Texas, arrives daily ut $40 % m: do.
p IN. NN' v"
Western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Cleburne. Granburv
Weatheriord, Decatur, Palo Pinto, JncksboSo
ana western posts, arrives ut 3liO % m: ia
parts ut e:SO % m. W.
Cedar Hill Mail.
:, Cedar Hlll, Mansfield, Alyarado and Cross
4 inpers, arrives at o p nj "Wednesday and
7 IN. ""'Ts Nv
penson WAL,
Denton, Bolivar, sElisabcshtoygu, Boyd,a
NILS, LOUISVILLE and Trinity Mills, arrives
~ ssan, ,n msoonaNy, "Wednesday and Saturday;
aeparts az am alternate days.
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rmEnAILY HERALD

Will he found Ou sale by the news
boys on nil trains OF tho Texas and
and Pacific railway, and ut the news
stands In the city.
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Mnllee.

The interest on the Dallas City Gas Light
Co.'s bonds, Nos. i,2,3,4,5, 81, ID, II, 10,
due October |, 1874, and April |, 1875, will be
paid. Parties holding the same will take
notice. IA. LOCKWOOD,
septl0dtf Secretary,
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octl2-d2t.

DIR. q, Beaumont gives especl attention
to diseases and deformities Of the eye. sat
isfnction guaranteed. Office Dallas mfr m
AIRY, LOS! Main street. octI2-dlm.
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The finest assortment of Ladies' dress
goods Of every description, every opened In.
Dallas, ut Goodjohn n Campbell's, No. SOL
Film street. sept2jdlm
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DIED.

BRYAN-In this city ON Monday night,
October It'll inst, Mrs. l.. NJ. Bryan, wife Of
Captain j. Ii. Bryan of the Arm Of Clark,
Bryan Il Bros.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

A cottage residence centrally located, three
or four good rooms Address, ID. q. j.
octli-d3t HERALD OFFCE.
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For Rent.

Mems Cashmere Suits Sl2 50, Mt Stanford's
No. iUl, Elm street.
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Portrait Glace. What are they9 Ask Of
oopb Gallery, corner Market and Elm street
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Lost.

small Black and Tan slut. Had on col
lar, with her name Fannie" A liberal re.
ward be given for It's return 10
SCHNEIDER Il DAVIS.
LII
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Grapevine Mail.
Arrives every Monday at Up IN; depar
Tuesdays ut 4 Il m.
Il IN.
Office Hours,

Delivery window, 3 a m 20 IS pm.
Money order window, III to u IN, and
from y m 10 p M.
stamps sold from u IN to 8 p m.
Letters registered only during money Ordos
hours
All persons having complaints against the
office, on amy account, WIN please present
the same, In writing or In person, to the post
master
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Mems satlnet suits 81 80 nt.stanford's, No.
dO7, Elm street.
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Where do You buy your clothing, boots
and shoes? Try Stanfords, No IO' ELM
street
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100 men wanted to leave their measures u
the new shirt factory, 2O7 Lamar street.
OCthhlm
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The well known william Tell house. APP
ply to DENIM ~ SIMON
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Here Is Your Chance to Save Money
Call on A. d. Johnson, and save from five
10 ten dollars on Railroad Tickets Ho will
tell you how II is done. Office, under san
Jnclnto hotel. ocl3-tf
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Wantnd.
Ten active, persevcring, responsible agents
with references, to sell the Wilcox gibbs
Automatic Tension Noiseless Sewing Ma
chine. Good local agent Tor city and county
of Dallas
WILCOX Il GIBBS $. NJ. Coz
P.O. Box 3S3
October 8, 1870, oct0t2w
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The Young ladies and gents should know
ofthe Portrait Glace ut cobb Gallery.
Octly-,itf
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Wnntnd.

Mems Melton suits $40 %, Mt stanford's' No.
1O7 Elm street.
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Mems French Cass. Suits Mt stantord's No
4O7 elm street, for S35 90.
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GONE Thirds sHVEpN

a quantity by their perfect purity and great
strength; the only kinds made by pmc.
teal Chemist and Physician, with scientific
care to insure uniformity, healthMlness deli.
S'cy ana INC freedom from all injurious snbstan.
ces lhey, are far superior to the common
adulterated kinds. Obtain the genuine. Oh.
serve our Trade Marks as above, "Cream"
BBaklng Powder, "Hand and Cornucopia.n
Btny The Baking Powder only in cans securely
hpelied; Many have been deceived in loose
Or nulk Powder sold as DR.. Prices.
Manufactured only by
STEELE & PRICE,
Chicago, 81 louis and Gneinnot;
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TrIbmteIaa Rosnact

AZ meetingiof the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the. M, II, Church south, held Tuesday amer.
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NJ, psIar Hlll, Mansfield, Alyprado and eros,
Saturday : departs Monday and Thursday AZ
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-10

HuNoRisr LECruREn CoMisa. - A
marked copy Of tho Daily Gruphie. just
received, conveys to us tho following in.
formation:
W. \. Andrews. the dialect humor.
ist," is TO leave for California shortly on
u lccturing tour, and ns much Of tho ma
terial OF his amusing entertainments Ia
taken from California life. as portrayed
by Bret Hartc and Mark Twain. II mny
be expected that his popularity will be
established at once. Mr.. Andrews gifts
as a recontar have earned him q success
East even greater than that Of Artemus
Ward. for while Artemus presented one
phase Of character TO the audience. Mr..
Andrews cmbodies twenty during an
evening. and clothes zach in appropriate
dialect.
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NAVAL ApDrrroSs.-An Act was passed
In 1873 BY Congress. authorizing the
construction Of eight now aloops Of var.
The first one ready for sea will DO the
Alert. which h being built at Chester.
Pennsylvania She will 10 ready to
aaii ON tho LIST Of June ns1t, and will
take . class OF cadet engineers from the
Naval Academy at Annapolis on their
annual Summer cruise. She In an iron
vessel. The other two iron sloops, the
Alliance and Ranger. Will also be pre-
pared for sea at Chester. where they
we're built by contract. The wooden
sloops authorized to DO constructed by
the same Act. are tho Adams and EsseI.
at Boston. the Enterprise at Portsmouth.
and the Huron at Norfolk. and 10 Is an
ticipated that all Of them will DO ready
for service noIt Fall. The Trenton.
which is the largest one Of the class.
now on stocks at New York. will not 30
ready for . year or moro.
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TO IAr CITIZENS OF GOLD HILl.

You are all invited TO call and inspect
our new and elegant store with IL full.
rich stock Of watches, chains, jewolry,
silverware, diamonds, clocks, bronzes,
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visit
San Francisco you will always DO 70.
ceivcd in n courteous manner by ]. W.
Tucker. 13l Kearny street, who will oil.
ways take pleasure in showing custom.
ers through his stock Of goods, never
considering It a trouble, but always tax.
ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fail 70 call and see him ere you
purchase elsewhere. He will send goods
Tor selection 70 any part Of the State,
and will repair watches and jewelry sent
through Wells, Fargo & Co., guarantee
ing all work which leaves his store; en-
ploying. as he does, the best OF work.
men. Don't forget his new store-l3l
Kearny street only. "a =
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W. p. PRATT 4 CO.,
o BR r 8,
As south G strset,
viRciNIA.............. NEVADA.
APPS ned I'm

SUCCOR MILL AND MINING
- company-Location 81 principal place OF
bu, lncss, san Francisco. state of California.
Location 81 works, Gold ilill Mining Dis.
trlet. storey county, Nevada.
Notice II hereby given that al q meeting OF
the BOARD Of Directors. held on the sth day Of
April, 1878, an asserrment INC. III OF
Piny Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation, payable imme-
diately, In United Huste- gold coin, IN the
Secretary. at the ofiee OF the Company, Rooms
8 and q, No. 3o7 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, California.
Any stock npon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of
May, 1878, will be delinquent. Inc advertised
for sale at public a%nciion. and uniess pay
ment 10 made before, will be sold on
THURSDAY. the ID day OF June, 1878. 10 pay
the delinquent assessment. together with
costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order o the Board Of Dircctsr.
WIN. II. WATSON, Secretary.
Onhce-Rooms 0 and q. No. 3o7 Montgomery
street, Saa Francisco, Cal. apiotd
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The fears Of tho people in the valleys
Of tho susquehanna and Delaware riv-
en have not been realized and the days
Of danger seem 10 Be- nearly over. Tho
leo sorscd In the Delaware broke up
quietly and found easy escape in the
channel ingeniously provided for II At
the Gap. In the Susquehanna valley.
the breaking up was attended with some
damage TO property. but tho loss !. 10
much less than was anticipated that
there Is general rejoicing over tho
result.
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d surRopIzEn

The Suusr Stois. away ost In Hum.
boldt appears 70 b materially. vilfully.
OF in.srsstsdly bsnishtsd In regard 70
the sutro tunnel and its practical use
In the future development and working
Of the Comstock lode. In . very lame
editorial on tho subject in It's issue OF
the 9Th instant the Suur StaS says:
1.-THE tunnel will drain and ventilate all
The mines With which connection il
made Il that depth, and By doing %
open What Il considered equivalent 70 .
new surface on the Lead" Now II that
bsnightsd editor viii only come in from
Humboldt. stop At Virginia City for q
few days, he win b given all the facili-
ties be may desire. to ASCERTAIN. through
the evidence Of his own senses, the fol.
lowing tangible. vsll demonstrated facts
in the eass:
Nrst-Ths Sutro tunnel, In ass IL Il
ever .oomplstsd. will intsrssct the Com.
stock ledge at less than 1900 feet below
the level Of tho present Savage. Hale L
Norcross. Gould & Curry. and contigu.
Gus hosting works. at tho surface Of
their respective shafts.
Sscond-Thoss and tho ether princi-
pal mines are already worked down to O
depth Of some hundreds Of feet below
the sutro tunnel level. ~
Third-Ths mines are already "drined
and ventilated" to the depth mentioned,
and before the tunnel can possibly b
completed the mines will Be worked
drained and ventilated to . depth Of
st least 1000 feet below the tunnel.
Fourh-The requisite hosting ma
ehinsry for working the Comsiock lode
below tho tunnel level an be operated q
thousand timss more advantagsously
at tho surface than away down in the
pent up bowels Of the earth at tho level
OF tho tunnel.
Ffh-Ths Sutro tunnel mover has
been. IL not now. and never can DO Of
any practical use in developing or work
ing the mines Of the Comstock lode.
Sixth-Ths sutro tunnel Is an oxplo'
dsd humbug and swindls rs far ii The
Comstock Ii concerned.
Sevsnth-Ths Silver State il tho only
paper in Nevada which favos and in
dorses the great humbug.
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MxApow vALLEY.--D. N. Tyrrell.
Superintendent. From No. 3 shaft the
eastern drift is being opened. II is now
Of a very considerable length. Tho
Summit shaft is being sunk. Little
more can DO done at present. rs they are
almost down 10 water level. New and
powerful hosting machinery will be re-
auired II tho Raymond 4 Ely pump
drains the rein. il not, tho company will
DO forced to erect pumping appliances.
II Is not probable that any decided steps
will DO taken until the sfoct Of the
pumps is seen al the Raymond 4 Ely.
-piochs Recori, dprl 1.
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woM on TIE ClPrroL Gnousps.-
Anything which relates to tho State
Capitol is OF interest to taxpayers and
the public generally. Hence tho repro
duction OF the following from tho Car
son APpcal Of this morning:
There were threo teams employed on
tho Plaza all day ycsterday-one plow-
ing. another narrowing and the other
scrnping and loveling the ground. II
appears that ]. q. McTarnahan took n
contract for blowing up and leveling of
the Plaza. aud OF hauling in dirt and
dumping 1t around tho Capitol building
so that the ground should gradually
slope away from 1t on both sides and
ends. For this service. wo learn. Mr..
McTarnahan Is 10 receive the sum Of
500. Thus far there have boon en-
ploycd twelve men and six animals con-
SANITY. All tho hauling OF dirt has yet
10 be done. But the work Of levoling
tho ground goes on well. Mac is an in
defatigable worker, and will complete
his contract II IL breaks him. But he
seems 70 have q good enough Job anyway.
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CoMiNa 10 THE CENTENNIAL

King Kalaksua. Of the Sandwich Is
lands, takes q lively interest In the com.
ing Centennial Exposition and oslsbra-
ton at Phiiadslphia next year. He will
b there himself. and officially declares
his intention that the resources and
products Of his country shall be most
abundantly and well represented on that
great American occasion. Among other
curiosities. the King also intends send.
ing . feather war cloak made from feath.
ers Of . bird called the mano. Tho last
specimen Of those cloaks belonged TO
Kamohameha I. This cloak occupied
nine generations Of kings in making.
Each bird furnishes but two feathers OF
bright yellow. n under each wing. 80
that an immense number Of birds were
captured to make this mantle. which Is
four feet long and eleven and . half feet
wide at the bottom. Tho valuo Of the
cloak IL $50. 1000. The bird from whose
feathers this cloak IL made IL only found
in the most mountainous parts Of the
islands. and requires much patience and
siili for IL capture. The Hawaiian
band Of native youths are TO accompany
tho King and his escort, and will. no
doubt. add much 10 the attractiveness
OF our Centennial.
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The estimate Of the future growth and

The estimate Of the future growth and
progress Of this country given by Mr..
Childsrs. . member Of the late Glad
stone Ministry. Is worth noting AZ that
OF q full.blooded Englishman, and ono
who cannot. therefore. Be charged with
partially TO the United States. Mr..
Childsrs believes that in atty years we
shall haye . population Of $50. o00, 900.
and that our friendship is wcll worth
rngland's seeking.
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r.no and gambling games are -four

FAno and gambling games are -four
ishing finely in San Francisco. where
snch gambling is prohibited by law. and
no license collected from u. The CAro"-
ie,s says the vigilance Of the officers fails
to break up the business, and makes
mention Of several places whore games
N iourishing. and doing q fns lucra-
tive business. Thus IL would seem that
svon strict prohibition IL not effective.