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hope they eau swim. Still. 'lain't Is bad ~ it
would be it We had any more cargo to take
aboard
"It's the Chums." remarked the pilot, Who
had brought glass to bear upon the boat.
Thunder. exclaimed the Captain, sinking =
bell "Dclow there! Lower away another boat
lively" Then, turning to the passengers, ne
explained: Nobody on the river d forgive
Baruum los1ug hia giraffe"
The occupants OF the first boat were evidently
OF the csl'tain's own mind, for they were eagerly
peer1ug over her side, aud into The water.
Suddenly the pilot dropped Ills glass, extempo-
rized trumpet With both hands. and shouted
Fo. rard-forrard 0De OF ems upt" Then
he put his mouth to the speas,ng-tube, sud
screamed TO tue engineer: "Let ler drop down
Little. Billy"
The sounding party headed towards black
speck, apparently q hundred yards below them,
and the great steamer slowly drifted down
stream. Tla speek moved towards shore, and
the boat. raoid!y shortening distance. scanned to
scraue the banks with her port oars.
'.safs enough now, ! Euess exclaimed
Judge Turner. Of enc Of tie southern Illinois
circuits The Judge had been interrupted in
telling story "hsn the accIdeut occurred, aud
was 10 hurry to resume.
"Aa1 waa saying, said be, "he hardly looked
like professional horse-thlef. He Was little
and quiet, aud had Aiways worked AWAY stesdiiy
at his trads. I believed him wheu he said twas
his first ofense, snd th&t he did it to raise money
TO bury hin child and I Was goioR to give him
An eAsJ sentence, aid ask the Governor 10 pa1-
don hlm. The Laws have to BE- executed you
know, but there's nc law aRainat mercy being
practced Afterwards Well, the Bher1n was
bringing him from Jail to hear tLe verdict and
the sentence, when short man. with red hair.
knocked the Sheriff down, aoI OF ga!lopsd snat
precious couple for ths Wabash. Aau tho sn-
ire"
''The deuce!" interrupted tho pilot, again
dropping his elass. 49,,
Tho Judge glared anyrily; tho passengers raw,
, 1875-08-22
Sketch Of the Oldest Royal Arch
Chapter fn the United
States.
4 Ledge Ceremonial in England in
Which Ladies Participated.
NeN Orphan Asylum In Memphis for
Children Of Odd Fellows.
Proceedings Of the Grand Bodies Of New
York and Georgia

'AAnA1 1oot.
Tn tuesday last the Ancient Chapter hosal
Lrch Maxons Of New York paye 4 Grand excur-
~ - =. :: r.,:,;a. ,d
sloa 70 haz1tan Beach, with tneil 1amu's7 *au
invited guests, TO celebrate the centennial OF the
Chsnter- The avent IN cbronicIed a. ono OF the
most brilliant Of the season. 1t Ia Interesting
tn Western Masons only IA bringing to notice q
..-s,o - ~ .,o;oo+ THE Nau
pooy 90 Fenetao1e aa lne Aas4oas' AAo ~'~''
York Express has tue following:
TIA f,cwiuo h-ief history Of this ancient body spd
.on.~nnarznams Msennrv in New York 10 derived
ton1etnPeA 80 - 80 - viii r., aaan
, 1875-01-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
x,-%--x% WIN \ re 1rw


The next and last party Of tho Independents
will be given on the 4th Of February, and will
be uasque,A Ade, tickets for which can be OBJ
tanned of any of the managers
The next party OF the Sans Boucis will be
given at the residence of Mr. Amos T. Hall, No.
$50 Prairie avenue, on the o5th inst. The clos
ing party, "Ge1man,' will be given at the res
idence OF Mr. Louis Wahl the first week in Feb
ruary.
The Pail Mall Club will give their fourth
party at Standard Hall. It will include their
first dramatic entertainment, at which will
be presented the three-act drama, entitled "My
Brothers Keeper" Tickets may be had from
any of the menbers~ The Performance COM
menres promptly ut s and dancing at 10 o'clock
There will be no reserved seats, 30 ali ate in
ysted to '4coma eariy."
Tho last party OF the first eeries given hy the
Viola Club will occur Tuesday evening It the
residence of Daniel Barclay, Esq.,, No. 734 West
Monroe street.
There will be children's party given at Mrs
Grants, No. 1873 Indiana avenue, Wednesday
evening.
Hiss Dunban- No. 2os Michigan avenue, gives
. psrty Thu1sdsy evening to guests who sre stay
ing with her.
There vii will b b grand part, st tho Gardner
The Clifton House viii give IN elegant party
Feb.1.
, 1875-01-24

laes. Mrs.. Hallet Klloourn, black velvet and
thread lace Miss Georgia hilbourn. dark brown
sl1k with psasi-colorsd Trimmings Mrs. aen-
Paul wore purple silk trimmed With black vaIvot.
Miss Baiabrldge. Of Kentucky. black silk trimmed
WIN PINK satin, yerlacket OF Talencieoncs laco.
trimmed 9Th blue. sud pearl ADD diamond otnA-
nents- Miss Fucher. blue ai1k puf1ed and
douncod and trimmed NTH vbits x.tln. Miaa
Furniss, pearl silk tlourced and trimmed via
Valenciennes lace,
Mira Senator Schurz, + green silk, trimmed
with velvet, and hair dressed with roses Miss
Schutz, black silk trimmed with lace and coral
ornaments. Hiss Paine, lavender silk pulled
and hounced, and trimmed With light shsds Of
brown.
Misses lowell receiving for their mother: Miss
Josephine wore black silk with black velvet
Jacket and diamond ornaments; Miss Florenca
Jewell, darE bluo silk aud Valenc.eunes laca
trimmings; Hiss Rodney, Of Portland, Orc,
wore black silk, trimmed With polnt applique
lace and poa1l ornaments.
1t her second public reception Mrs. Grant
wore royal purpls gros grain silk, elegantly
trimmed with CbAntilly lace, She WAS assisted
bv Mrs. Gov. Stea1ut, a,tired in two shades OF
stee-graY BiIk with diamond ornaments includ-
ing diamond necllaca- Mra. Fred was in PAID
blue s!lk, with exquisite1y embroidered 1ower.;
Mis-, Worthington in gray sllk, with lace to
match; Mlss Stearus in \ light silk, with tuns
orersklrt looped with doa era.
Washington people are not yet woaty Of ID
ulr1ng Mrs- Ffed's exquisite szouaseau.
, 1875-01-24

! 10f the lE1Q6y FtEf2ouH. Dut ska1tAQS acc1QGf!
OF lion that had broken loose from meuage
| RE, and ras ranpagng aruund In that yielnltv
struck terror to tbs heart OF the modern Pyra
mus, and he refused to allow Thisue to tako an,
| r1saa, 20 the party proved failure. Either th'
lion had disappeared, or fyramns aud Thlsbe
sAs.r previous co"ar5ice last Friday.
| The Misses Porter, OF No. 1858 Michigan aye.
nuo, Esyo m eleeaat patti Friday pight at whict
] MI tho fashionable society people OF Chicag,
| wete present.
Leopold, No. 116s Indiana avenue, last evening,
| Was exceedingly pleasant.
| Mr. and Mrs. e. Il. Dyer entertained their
| friends at No. I3l Rush street Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs 1Ier1y Bsunstt, Of No. LII
P,arie avenue. entertained their friends Monday
evening.
There was m elegant reception It Er. JULIAN
RumYey's. cosuer Of Huron aud Casa streets
Tueyi1y evening. This Was among the most
brilliant out.r tsinmenss Of the season.
Judge john G.. Rogers. OF No. l62 Ashland
avenue, gave IN eleSau. party "Wednesday even
iug he having recently moved into his now
| house.
Tue brilliant party given at Mr. William t.
Kellosg's, No. G82 Michigan avenue, must bo
chronlcled among tho soaa SUCCESSES Of the
Ms. Heory D. pontield, Of No. ss7 Indiana
avenue entertained her friends Tuesday eyeu-
~, Eoatroan osva T. d}nnar-nartv Tnaa.
a.. un 's.s eo'- '10o'14''~ g. e-N'' ~A01'
h1s. Porter entertained Friday evening.
~. 49,. tu,n.cn o;t..n.rt~r.t -
-, Monasy euo =. ue ~, ~ s;d.r.y NJ s9o w.
,' tne leetae nd .a nnn,l eninyed tne,oseva,
oasn tisassa', 1ssuue AAo "~''' w
Pa9aaatIs d.,.,;, .nt.rt,,,ment 1iv.n bv III.
aue usao n.,s .n,,a,.tat wiz, ,f,a e,urcb - ti,s
Soua., peop.a - t,,o hnst nma a.enr narr,r'.
~ NV "1' n, Uuo nae ~ nre.cuscd sns seosn Tha
aastt .x saas ~ cr.',tsb1 civrn snd aroria5
.,e px,es mHao ~ ~ 1ne f7iends md snac1star
n.ta en ,p.s p.se ,xaa :. nnwn hv tna 81.
Auw ~ pay euaeo. =. pI,s,,torn y n.r+v ren h ~.
% 1nete "u1 ~ q, 1art's Chn,ch y. ihe 1esJencs ors
~. neno n.s, - ;i.n ~ a. ne nvs,na srr,r.Jss y
1a,.,s ~ ~. ,sI,;e wa m1ch enioyad hv ali wt,o
nsen.us, s,sa1,",, +sd 49, ~, - "1&' ' WAN
~ 1r,a t4e'pasea - 49, ~ =. f.t.,9,,r.t. .,, t,,.
, 1875-01-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
FERS1SAI. AND TATprHaNHAY,


bliss Viola Barclay, OF No. 734 West Monroe
street. will start for an extended southern tou1
some time next week. her father, Daniel Barclay
/ Esq, accompanying her.
Mr.. and Mrs F. i. c. Sartoris sailed from Liy-
| erpool in the White Star steamer Republic on
| the 18th inst, aud are dus in Now York. Presi-
| don't and Mrs Grant, Lieutenant-Colooel Fred
! and Mrs. Grant, nee Honore. With distinguish
| ed party OF friends, were expected in Nav York
| Friday at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to meet Mr.,
and Mrs. sartorfs. they will pass the rcst Of the
winter at Washington at the White House, and
will be accompanied on thoir return to England
in May or June by Lieutenant>Colonel Grant
and his Chicago brida-
Tho Hon. Horace Dinney OF Phi1adelphia,
aged 95, aod tho Hon Willard Hall, OF Whining
ton Del, aged Oh, are tho two Oldest graduates
of Harvard now living.
Mrs. Grants reception. on tho 16th inst. waa
extremely pleasant, because account Of .ha
unfavorah'e weather it was Iess crowded than
usual. Mrs. Grant wore gray silk trimmed With
black lace, and Mrs. Fred pink silk with pink
feather trimmings.
The Hon. Horatio Kings first reunion Of thu
season was also held On tbs 10th inst-, from half
past until 10 o'clock. Prof. Hilyard, Of the
~,
Of a Scandinavian Iore-poem written 1000 years
ago.
The Misses Temple, Of Cincinnati, and Miss
Morrison, OF Boston, arc visiting Judge and Ars~
Corwine this winter 1t Washingtou.
Mr. George ". Guilds, OF Philadelphia, cutter
tained the saturday Club" At his residence
last evening.
in winter, the larger entertalnme It's Of the sum-
mer season.
On tie 10th inst, the occasion OF tho soth
birthday OF Alexander Swandee Of Rock Island,
tie children and grandchildren came together
The Rock Islsnd Union savs It raned Swanders
that day. The following persons sat down to the
family feast: Mr. and Mr1. H. F. S"ander, in
the posts Of honor; DR.. r. Morris 8.ander and
wife. OF St. Louis Mrs. Amelia Hartet r.hus-
band, Prof, J. f. Hartel, leader Of orchestra At
c>ildren; Mrs. Emma Howard, her husband
Frauk, and child Of Dcs MONIES; William H.
Suander, wife and two children, OF Rock Island
4. F. Swanoer, Jr., aud wife, Of Chicago; Mrs.
Rose Marshall, her husband George ", aud
child, Moline; and I'm Q. " SWander, moline
together With the hosts brother. Daniel, also OF
Moline, and his sister, Of Davenport.
Birthday parties are quite the proper kind OF
entertainment. Thomas g. Bond. Of Now
Haven, celebrated his list birthday recently BY
the most elegant hospitality. Among them were
the rev. Leonard Bacon, GOV. Ingerson. Lieut.
Gov. Tyler ex-GoT, English, Judge Sanford. |
and numerous literary and scientific men.
This year began and will end on Ftlday. It
is sort Of semi-centennia1 occurrence.
The friends Of Miss Mary Gllirido will be
panied to learn that she is living dangerously i'll
1t the residence Of her parents, on Oak street.
oooD CLOTHES IN WASHINGTON.
At recent receptions the following dresses
we're worn: Mrs. Paymaater Carpenter wore
black silk with lace and pink silk trimmings.
Nrs. Reafe1u, crystalline silk, trimmed With |
, 1875-01-24

Mr. ard &fea T., Q~,ft -,,n
frosted nitchcr fronn Nr and T., o$Vyons "
Patton: = pair of sait.s,ands 1rono Nj:
Lizzie Tower. ornamenta1 hnt+,a. +.o.s A7s
friend: glass circies for f1nwo,a f1,r,
Mr. sud Mrs. g. D.. founr b.i.nes
from Afr. nud 3frr- q " Ftn1;ct. - ,s;r ~
golden nheassnts frono NJ .nd Mra paar 20 u y
Grnvea of Pennington " two ~rror,es ~,
from M;ss HaIrn Rnt,sr '..1ern-. tr1's:
b.. and Mira 1ohr Mivar ro1r ~ t,ows-rasan n.on
from 4. s. merrill, md n,nor-,,o;11,. Itrs.'os
from +. r H;i ttosta,,s cnr.sa, 'to1s
Mrs A{jllard wore ~, a1aysnt drA.. - ~..y
colored sItk tr;n,na5 u;t9 n.-.1 pe@.4
taca Mra nacto- ~. t+,n,S IN -.
dreea If rox.1 nnrn1. s,,i a,,S ~ 1,o.s ,u
Miss 0ara f1ecIer A 90 -? ;n,s vi.
French mnkI;, AZ ~ ,.a.,a .ano 80 aine.. ~I
.ttrer, IN 1alvats saoesn "oio
Among n. ,nnra no,tsaahIo s1o' .a"n @uu ~ lase'
nix aEd 1is.e o,r,sodad w. nas 49, on' y. s.oeo
manvn a;1 ,,os,1~ tr.a,S W.. .;..' .o are
hfscJ aiit n;th Fad .,a..,as WI ~ .ssa
c,nr and ~, e:1 III otsoseo nao sasu " loss'
~. hsa.. n;.a, "uu +1 on.er 1.neue nas
r,h h;a .ensot,, -. 1 anu ~. @
- ,1s 40 ~a g. ~ e.ol1 "0 tue n1e
.h,t ~ ~ t ltn mele .ns Ruosls 70 tpsYo
waiting ,,e;r 1ss.r s1 Tha so4 -" "ts sa %aas %
hays snnnieantn ths to o. ~" ,hra. wp aett,n na
~ s,a, thsee .ia saais aSo WI. ltoy m
t.i.o "AuoA Aoo Ausetcea VI Sueu 6en1aA Aoef1~
Iant5'
.r .r ,; THE e1vENIH.
=, ~. jun ~. Ao.oy enEesaneu y. 1o~ 11leuos
ota.S a.ouuoS n,g nnsenlug A. NO. o. Nortn carpenter
ntteos h l1easulo ene1osoeu eaen uns,i 'ase
noal noa ,. .ne quests 9epalnag e1trem%V Won sattn
~ n'a S1tu tuo soou euess pseoa1eu oy nes' nonG7
" ~ tne sesou.n =, neI Neu
ulns. 1.a luS pl''ao aolse sec1'alS W A1s. noose
"e1o stoa''s "an'leu. .en
,-. Aa:'ooNG14ENIs: af. Is:,1,,}
Mt: aeney Cutt's . ano alss Mut1son "'n %
married s41, u ? O'CLOCK Inuseaay evening.
tnete "1u oe ora1naaE ta a "eaa.ng A. NO. A1o
oaaua'e' a'onae on tne ou .. feoIuaty'
fAsh1osAn1k 1AoussEao;
Ine uqI1sseau OF young new IoER 1ao1, VINO
10 TO esoouse snotI'y Inc ca!el leptesenta11Ve OF
que OF tne oo3lest Iaintiles IN france, comprises
auoou9 otnef e!eSaat to4etses e"o superb dresses
LOT the ma1rase cesemonles. ino Que 70 oe
worn at the s1gnang OF the CONTRACT IS composed
OF tram OF paie-ola btocaues opened IN trout
over ~ unoer.pett1coat or paie-blne sat.o' ana
decorated with tea~ioses; the dress far tue
religious ceremony IS 0! White brocade anu white
eatln, and is trimmed with superb polut-lace
nounces Which formed part OF the Wedd'ng-g11es,
being present from an aunt OF the b11de. An
elegant dlnner-drese Is composed Of dark oiue
velvet, made With a long, full, plaln sSrt, iall.
ing behind IN rich, henry train, aud
, 1875-01-24

TEE REarDEyTs OF THE suBunHs OF CHICAGO
are dependent. to great extent, upon their OWL
resources for amusemects. In the city there il
| no need for cooperation in this respect and sh&
result is, that nasn3 parsons, who have Ived
there for YEAR,, are not acquainted IN u dozen
families In the suburbs it is entirely different !;
it new resident locates in tho town, al the
laoies cali at tho houee, and in tbis way give tns
parties favorable opportunity OF forming the
acquaintance OF nearly every one in tho village
This ia especially tho c4ae ia Raveaswood, whers
tho people arc rtrv sociabe, and put forth special
efforts to make it pleasant and homo-ike for All
new comors-
Is ACCESSORY TO TEL.
and for tha purpose Of rendering = resideuca h
this s'noupareil suburb even more desirable
than it has hitherto been, number OF tho pEona-
inent gentlemen met ut the rooms Of n. II,
Bryan. No. 50 Ravens~ood park: T. few evenings
ago, for the purpose OF organizing club, tho
object Of which is to furnish rational enjoyment
to its members in alticulat and the public in
generat. After. an interchange OF though. BY
the gentlemen present, tho following officers
we're elected: President, Prof. i. f. Night
inga!e General Director, ]. D. Perkins secre-
tAry, Charles E. Sinclair; Treasurer, William H.
Bryan Executive Committee. rrof A. F, Night
ingale, J. D. Perkins, J. n Hills, F. F. Coode.
J. w. Andrews. Louis Semper. The club eaa
named pheasant Hours, which IL indicative OF
THE GOOD TIMES COMING"
Tha first assembly nndar the auspices Of the
ne" organization will be held On Thu1sday even-
ing next.
Tho lsdiea Of Ravenswood have, It various
the officials Of the Milwaukee DIVISION Of tho @.
l. n. ". 4. &. II m article ia, BY mistake, left
in tho it Is invariably returned the nexs day.
An instance Of this kind occurred the other day
, 1875-01-24

tu at1nk tea~ Tho favorite beverages OF the DIFF
letent lsnds could be brought io. and very
Messsns M historical study be TINS introduced.
% Mno HiA organize such m entertainment, and
what ahau it bs given for?
, 1875-01-24

ciat beauty. While On the subject OF a0N6Tb
the conservatory, with it's wealth OF boom, must
not be passed bY. Seldom IN anv private cotlec-
ton has one seon such rolnsettsas. roses, camel
Inns, carnations. plco.ees hyaciuths, coiel- or
mauv other rare blossoms. # afr. billiards
gardener cannot speak English, he CAP certainly
mike plants thrive and bloom, which 10 perhaps
more TO the purpose.
The presents vere very humorous and hand
some and C mrrised an elegant flower stand
from Rufus Bi1py, George IL. G,t1:n, Jr., Lott
SWEET, Fl. S. Merrill, sud John Shed !; 3 beauti-
fnl frosted crystal and gilt punch bowl and cups
lee and M1sa Mary parmalee q flower stand from
Mr. aud Mrs. E. ]. Decker; dozen silver
plated knives from Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Balfou ;
la:ge epergne tom Ms. and b1rs. A. Ten Eyck;
a card-receiyer from Clark Abro; 3 p1ckle-dsh
from Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford !; a flower
dish from Mr.. and Mrs. H. Jones; castor
from lfr. aud MIS-. a. 8. Mllard, OF North
Adams Mass; = toilet set from Misses Mccann,
Fitch, and Converse q jelly-diah from Mr. and
Mrs. 7. s. Howell Plckle-alsh f5c% f Mr. and
dish from Mr. aud Airs. D. J. Small
CRYSTAL .napkin-ling from Miss. Mary Wallace
cologne SGT from the Mesers. Bellsmy; cheese-
dish from Mr, ana Mrs. J. H. Wallace; jel!y-dish
from NJ s apa r. GSsres n1 pckesh IRON IRON
G. pleurrau: 1ower-yase from J. B. Jener; nap
ktn-r,ues from J. T. Porter; perfume bottle
from 3. III. Baker; glass goblet IRON Mrs.
Snlgth; celerr-dish from Mr. and Mrs- Fulton;
glass pitcher from Mr. ana Mrs. ) EDWARDS Fay;
therrno1neter and paper-neight from ". n
Wiiis boauet-l1ulder from Miss Carrie Decker;
na,r of cut goblets With monogram from Dr.. and
Mrs. De:emsser; = pair Of pickte-disbes from
Messrs, clark l. Edwards; perfusnery-atand
from Miss Alice Merrill; gypsy kettle from
eartayed gobleta from the Rey- Mr. and LIS
13nha7t felly-dish from Miss F. Aib1o cheese
, 1875-01-24

This morning, Rev. v. A. Lloyd, of Tho Con.
gregationa1 Church. will epeak upon ths subject
Of "Amusemcnss," and he extends = cord,I
.eat.
, 1875-01-24

| Giooo " kneee pIoas4os eof1eo4 N slight m
/. novatlon Vas made during tho evening, to tho
| manifest delight OF tho assembled guests. On
| tho programme Were several numbers cononti
| mentary to Miss Bella Wing and Miss Carrie
Brown. OF Columbus, O., 1t present visiting bare
o;.;a m1s %ns ,eped By singing With
True" and. after decided encore, 1--WE Better
| Blde Wec-" The shadows Of Lont will pre-
vent tho 1eorganlzIns OF the Club for ano ther
@ serles' put q! an extra party will DO held ut tho
"Chain OF Corals" will be loosed.
The Standard Club met at Standard Hall
Wednesday evening.
The Eight O'clock C1nb. .one Of the most dis
siugno Of the club ORGANIZATIONS met Thursday
! At Miss Johnson's. No. 382 Esst Ere strast-
The NameIess Club had another Of their ID
itghtfn reunions Thursday at St. Johns Hall.
Ine cinders mot At A1. Rumsey's FRIDAY
night.
Tho "1ncogottos met last nlghtas Sullivan's
dancing hail. and had an enjoyable time.
The Furtuightly met 1t Standard Hau Fridav
evening.
Tho Oriental Club party last Thursday must
DO accounted among tho pleasant successes Of
tho season. 1t is the revival Of an old organiza-
ton and pleasant one.
The Lakeside Club met ut Bounique's Friday
evening, and had an ENJOYABLE reunion,
The Columbia Club met Friday evening Tor tho
transaction Of business.
Silver Link Lodge, I. 0: Q. r, gave bail At
Turner Hall Thursday evening.
A slcighing party comprising about thirty
members OF the Mignon Club went out to RIVER
side Moudsv evening for their dance aud suppet
Tbs Athonaum gave ita regular sociable lhurs-
day evening TLere wa~ symohony by two
vlolins and piano BY Prot. Joseph Singer and
pupil and Prof Seybaum recitation by Miss
Estahzook ballads BY Prot. Woollett aud ..An
Exegeticat a1etch." BY Dr.. A. Reeves jackson,
the travelling companion OF Mark Twain in ''1n-
noceats Abroad"
NJ & n p M;1}a r.va hin 1ont,-o n uo.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-31
Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, August 30.-The Mer-
chants Exchange Bank does not open
this morning in accordance with the al
most positive assurance of the Secretary
given yesterday. 1t may possibly do so
during the day; it will depend on the
success of the negotiations now pending.
The officers are apparently less confident
OF resumption than yesterday, but say
the delay is merely temporary.
The National Gold Bank Il Trust Com
pany is still closed, unable to say when
they will resume, but say the outlook is
favorable.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 30.-A deed of
Ralston to Sharon conveys all his prop
erty, real and personal, wherever found,
III absolute ownership, with right to dis
pose of same on suoh terms and prices
as he deems best, and to apply same and
proceeds thereof and of property hereby
conveyed, to such purposes and uses as
said Wm. Sharon may in his judgment
deem best for our joint and several inter.
ests.
The Board Of Supervisors yesterday
met with closed doors. 1t transpires that
heated discussion arose and the policy
OF taking no action with regard to the
resolutions in memory of Ralston was
adopted with only one dissenting vote.
A majority OF the Board signlfied its in
tention of attending the funeral in pr.
vate capacities. Business will to great
extent be snspended during the funeral
to-day. A prominent banker reports
that the immediate cause of tho demand
by the directors of the Bank Of Califor.
nia Tor halston's resignation, was q dis
covery by the directors during an inves-
'tigation of lot of bills receivable from
irresponsible parties, aggregating in the
neighborhood Of one million of dollars
with no collaterals. 1t is also reported
that 1t was the intention of the
directors to have subsequently, called
Ralston into their counsels to
avail themselves Of his intimate
knowledge OF the business of the bank.
Humors are atioat this morning OF at.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-31
Foreign News.

HAVANA, Aug. 20. There is another revo-
luton in San Domingo. Ex-President
Baez has been proclaimed President by
the revolutionists. The citizens of San
Domingo and Puerto Plata remain loyal
to President Gonzales. Captain. General
Valmezada has sent a Spanish war.vessel
to protect the Spanish citizens in san
Domingo.
VIENNA, August 30.-Three battalions
OF the Turkish expedition which landed
at kleck have reached Mastur without
opposition. Four thousand Seryiaps
have entered Turkish territory and en-
camped at Navif, where they seized the
telegraph lines. Bands of Servans have
appeared in the Bulgar Mot ntains and
are endeavoring to incite the Bulgarianf
against the Porte.
LONDON, August 30.-A correspondent,
teleRraphs Bosnia is in full rebellion
against the Porte. The insurgents o.
Herzegeronia have established n ma
tional government. Montenegro snt
Servia are now rapidly preparing fol
war. The official press of MONTENEGRO
does not conceal its sympathy with thei,
movements.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-31

II you want any lin ware, sheet ,-o,
aud copper ware manufactured n, r..;r
ed, and also plumbing at very lou -.
go to J. j. Halpin & Co, who amnIa,.
none but 6rst-class workmen. ri'y
cHEEsE! cheesei One thousand pounds
OF White River Cheese; also, best F.s,
ern Cheese, for sale. to the trade or :,
retail. at II. c. PorJ,nS's
RoLLA War;, at DIR. Lees Drug stor.
De Cabaras brand Of Cigars, three 10,
80 cents.
BEsrbrands Of Sack and Plug Tobacco
Pipes, Pouches, etc, at Rolla Watts
DR.. Lees Drug Store.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-31

The Collegiates played seven innings
and the Piochers six. Some good play
we're madr, and taking the long dsuse
into account, sons excellent fielding and
batting was done. Donne!ly made some
very good fielding in the fifth inning.
McClsin and Ellis were umpires and
Matt Halpin scorer. We believe with
little more practice on both sides low
and correspondingly good score could be
obtained.