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The daily gazette., 1875-12-31

SELECT DANCING. Prof. A. S. Web.
ster's select dancing academy isl now
open in the Masonic Temple for the
reception of pupils for the second
quarter. All the most fashionable
dances taught, including the Glide
Waltz and Minuet Quadrilles. Prof.
Webster stands very high in his pro-
fession, and pupils make rapid progress
under his tuition.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-31

ARRESTED FOR LARCENY.-Wslter
f. Lutz, OF Philadelphia, was arrested
by Constable Woodward, yesterday
on charge OF the larceny of $l0c
fromJ Wesley Heiling, of that city
After hearing before Esquire Brady
he agreed to return to Philadelphia
and was taken up by Constable Wood
ward, last evening.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-31

4 FINE PoRTRAIT.-A fine crayon
portrait of Councilman Thomas II.
johnson, handsomely grained, is now
on exhibition in the window of Thomp-
sons jewelry store, Market street. be-
low Fourth. 1t was executed by John
kusel, a draughtsman at the Harlan
Il Hollingsworth Company's works,
The daily gazette., 1875-12-31
WILNINGTO n MARKETS.
WILkIsGr,
SPECIAL NOTICE,
HORSE DISEASE.

Positively cured by the use of HUMpH
REY'S HoMTPATHIC VETERINARY
SPECIFICS. Sold by ~
WALTON. Druggist.
235 Market street
=, Also. fut sale, Homeopathic pharmac
'oods. and Humphrey Specifics for col pie
The daily gazette., 1875-12-31

Al who suffer from coughs, colds, lrr.a-
ton of the bronchial tubes or tendency to
consumption, Will find in DR.. Histay's Baisua
Of HRt Cherry remedy as agreeable TO the
palate as edectual in removing disease, The
Balsam ID pleasant, safe and powerful rem
edy; 1t acts promptly and seldom fails to
enect cure. 80 cts. and 81 bottle, large
bottles much the cheaper.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-31

BEFoRE THE MAYoR.-This morning
John Caulk, colored bov charged
with the larceny of $19 from Howard
Rice, was held in $500 bail, for his
appearance at Court.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-31
m AR RIEO

AcELWEE-STEWAR ART.-on De Gem Der 23d,
at the house of the brides father, Mr.. II.
stewart, by Rev. X. p. hennedy. Mr. ThOs
McElwee and Miss Anna L. Stewart all o.
New Castle county, Del.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-31

TIE MUNICIPAL FREE LuNCH.-Tbe
City Council, last night, by invitation
took supper at the fair Of the African
Union NJ. f. church, in the City Hall
Sixteen members sat down and enjoy
ed a really fine table which the colo
ed brethren had carefully spread.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-31

b eeossS' ess'n railroad freight office will
tains M, tomorrow, and local freight
vinbe not tserun- Through freight
'sferred af usual.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-31

oil we're also read
William Allen, 14s cents per gallon.
III. Roth, 10
Al the above proposals were referred
70 the Lamp Committee, with power to
act.
This morning the Lamp Committee
held meeting and awarded tine contract
for Lighting the lamps to Robert Bruce,
andtor furnishing oil to William Allen.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-31

Cassius M.Clay, OF Kentucky. ha
written to agentleman in Washington
that his State will present his name to
,he National Democratic Conventier
in 1876 as candidate for Vice Presl-
den.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-31
FINANCIAL ANb COMMERCIAL.
N!Lh1NGfoE. u

-. 7'' H70I'' DtV' Ut Io'U.
ID Latest stock quotations furnished by
r. n, , hooIn,on @ Co.. NE Cor. 4th and Mar
sses eueee winning Del, 6; 2. NJ. to-
The daily gazette., 1875-12-31
FIRST EDITION
,yr THERE RE LIGHT"
.<Applications for lamp Light
4 HeN " HrrVa rtetv Of Bids.

bH ere--VhFtety uf bt"
.hs City Council, last evening, the
hIlowno proposals for lighting, clean
NJ and a,tineuishing the city lamps for
~ year io7S were read. The list is
'r.e remarkable for its extreme length
s,d for the variety Of the amounts Of
I'D BY the bidders. At any rate, they
low the beauty of the contract system
ssd its effect in securing the cheap per-
is,msuce of municipal work:
The daily gazette., 1875-12-31
YEA TIER KEPORT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81, i. ".
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle and Eastern States,
rising barometer, southwest winds,
warmer, foggy and clearing weathe..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-29
The New Jerusalem.

Notwithstanding the fact which has
obtained . popular musical recognition
that Jordan Ia n hard road to travel"
II 10 rumored that brigham and the
Saints have Il in serious contemplation
TO seek q refuge from Gentle oppres-
sion In the ancient Land OF Promise.
Twice already the disciples Of Joseph
Smith have found u necessary 10 pull
up their stakes and seek fresh fields
and pastures new In consequence oil an
uncongenial civilization. The time for
another exodus seems 10 be nov at hand.
Tho Saints are crowded and hustled and
dominated by tho unsanctihed people
who regard a single wife as n sufficient
blessing. There have been for years
vague rumors that Brigham Was turning
his eye toward Mexico and the islands
Of the South Pacific a o new haven
from Gentle pressure and persecution.
Now comes the latest to the effect that
he contemplatss taking shrewd adyau-
tage Of tho stringency in the Turkish
money market to drive q sharp bargain
with the Sultan for Palestine, In the
hope Of buying il for asong. The idea
strikes Us as a good me-. Tho Mormon
doctrine OH the subject Of plural matri.
mony is in perfect harmony with
Oriental theories. Between that doc
trine and tho sacred and revsred soil
Of the Holy Land there ia a very
poetic and pioua harmony. Abraham,
isaac and Jacob were not quite ~ ''much
married" as Brigham and his chief apos-
ties. but the ''commandsr Of the faith
fall can quite discount him in the mat
ter Of wives. The Mormons would have
no narrow prejudiees to encounter In
the venerable East. Their industry aud
energy would again make the land fruit
full as Of old. Tho ccdars OF Lebanon
would furnish all the timber needed for
q new tabernacle; the Dead Sea would
console tho exilea for their Punishment
from tho briny shores Of Great Salt
Lake; and the jordan Of sacred story.
along whose side the mournful Prophet
Of Israel sent bis song Of lamsntation,
would moro than compensate for the
loss Of its poor and unpicturesque uame-
sake in Utah.-S. =. Ulosics, Nou. "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-29

San FRAScisoo. Nov. 20-l: 30 p. NJ
A woman named Margaret S~tinson, 70.
siding on Folsom street near First, wont
out on the balcony Of her house last
night abou. midnight and fell Of. 70.
ceiving injuries from which she died
this morning. NaT rrTHr
A boat recognized as the whitman.
tics. recently reported lost, and q raf.
formed by lumber spiked together. svi.
IDENTIFY constructed by the lost vessels
crew in an attempt TO save thomselvo.
came ashore near Humboldt.
The Evening Pod, to-day, will come
out under new management, Sam. Sea-
brough being the chief writer. Those
In charge say that the paper will DO con.
Quoted on on independent basis, with
Republican proclivitiss. so long as the
Republican party behaves itself, other
wise It viii be Independent OF Il and
others. II Is the intention ofths mana
gers 10 make 1t q 6rss-class paper in all
respects.
Fassstt 4 McCaulsy, heavy grain and
produce dealers. suspended payment
this morning. The firm have BEEN
buying grain lately and heavily during
the season. and attribute their failure
mainly TO that and the suspension Of tho
Bank OF California. There will DO a
meeting Of the creditors on Friday,
when q statement Of the Affairs OF the
arm will DO presented. Al present they
are unable 10 speak positively Of thoir
condition, their business being so ex.
tended throughout the interior.
Henry Gaspiro. another OF the hood
lums engaged In the recent outrage on
Mrs. Hignsy, was arrested this morning
on q charge Of rape.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-29

dsfectiv. in many Other ways: They s1.
tend through o worthless waste Of
country that Is impossible Of develop
msnt. The route through Nicaragua Is
represented as the paradise Of Central
America. and one that will return untold
wealth under proper development. for
comparatively tho small sum Of sixty odd
million dollars. The commission
claim that m enormous return would DO
made. One item alone II Is thought
would make the expense Of building the
canal . grand Investment, that Of the
shipment Of California products 10
Europe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-29
srarroxxnY ANDt:JswKLnY.

J.. D. Marshall. n the Gold IIiii Post
once store. IL sole agent for 81
the Han Francisco and Sacramento daily
paper. All the latest Eastern periodicals,
magazines. etc.. received - roop n published,
and delivered In any part Of town. Hank
books and stationery In great variety. Blank
books OF every description made TO order at
short notice. Gold aud silver watches, clocks.
and . dne assortment Of lewclry: repairing In
that line neatly and well done. A large stock
Of toys AMI fancy goods. Nee regular advef.
tipement In another column. Ieis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-29
A sURF0cATING C0UGu.

In . letter TO Mrs. Lisle, Of Chicago, . well
known eontributor 10 the Western press. she
ascribcs the cure of dangerous cough. accom-
panied b, bleeding a. The lung., TO Hale.
she Gays. .thTeatsped ~ suf0caie mo
but the Honey Of H0rehoand and Tar has
removed every nsse Of IT,. The letter was To
Q lady friend IN TIL. city. who has placed II At
the disposal Of O. N. Chttsniou, Z Sixth ave.
nus. Fixes Toothache Drops cure In one
minnie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-29
CURE FOR TIIR RPIzOOrIC.

DR.. do Lsbrousss. the wsll-knosn veterinary
Surgeon q Virginia City. 10 . decided succcss
IN the matter OF curing the ~epirootic. lie has
q remsdy that knocks 10 svery time. He has
lust curcd the horses OF Stern d Sou, grocery
and provision dsaisrS, Of Gold uill also al tho
Livery Stable. Lower Gold iii. and 10 ready TO
cure every case thai 10 brought % his notice.
lie skillfully and enectually treats all diseases
which horrs ncsh IL heir to. and curinl the
epixootic 10 merely . pleasant pastime Tor him.
Head his advertisement. In Anather column. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-29

.sTHr prisoner at the bar seems 70
have . very smooth face" said a spec
tator to a jsilsr. ''Ys." replied the
jailer; ''he was ironed just before he
was brought ill.,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-29
sruR,arn.

Save mo. health and money. Avoid Quaeks
and buy "chemlcal Strength" sold by all
drugyisis. Instructions full, and q euro guar.
snterd IN any case OF facilitating dreams Tor
seminal weakness), and all alarming symptoms
Of nervous decay, resulting froui selt-ahuse'
Wholesale Agenis. San fappsco. Price 81
per bottls. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-29

AsrssNkxr.-An assessment OF 20
per share Is levied upon the old stock Of
the Justice Mining Company, or 81 on
the new. delinquent December IS. IN
assessment il also levied on the Pictou
Mining Company Of 25 cents per share.
delinquent December "a. See official
notices Of the Same in our advertising
columns to-day.
PoLrcx MATTHIAS. The d~isorisrly ele-
men. Of Gold Hill is again in the as
ceudant, and the officers all wear a
bright look. Several criminal cases
were on the docket OF Justice Wright
this morning-four for disturbing tho
neace. one for assault and battery. ono
drunk and one for exhibiting q deadly
weapon.
suuEcr roR AN EssAY.-At the meet
inc Of teachers. held in this town last
Friday afternoon. Mr.. II. 7. BAKER was
given: "Ths best method OF teaching
arithmetic" ~ a subject on which to
write an essay. to 10 read at the next
monthly meeting. December 3ist.
NorApLrs.-I. l.. Requa and wife.
". s. Wood and wife. W. II. Smith
aud wife, Capt. VIM. Ware. DIR. Chaplin.
J. s. Kanesn. Sandy MeNIartin and
John Eagan were among tho notables
arriving by this mornings train.
DETAINED AT THE Posror1cK.- let
tar addressed to Soloman Transcott,
Grass Valley. Nevada county. Califor.
mia. 10 held for postage at the Gold
Hill Postotice.-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-29
prrnramre. Natarday EyenIaE.


MI u II NH MIA Mil MnIDE III
NJ ID HUME J~iiendrrsoa John wsich
Mr.J We en-
lNpicNASr'-Suen uhi'ersA activity
ne is displayed in rebuilding the burnt
district of Virginia Is unexamplsd In
- al. -.h.oJ .or,,,x ys.,,v
,........u;,.
49,, ,,,1. = hail, .~r,,,.,,
-. -. .-,,,.,i. a.. .,
..n.,.uv !. I, A.. .,.o
tha' 'ho eAe'P'iohs "' 'o'Nsu "PoA ~
men behind the times n disgrace 70
the city. This feeling Was Illustrated ~
a conversation thai occurred near the
corner OF Z n Taylor streets yesterday:
About noon quite a crowd was collected
at the point mentioned. and a. usual the
conversation ran on the weather anu the
progress made IN building up inc cry.
Those who have passed aion: Z street
lately may have observed that some OF
the buildings near Taylor street are IN
d rather backward stage OF sdvaneei.sn'
This Tact was i.n.,sea Z 'iss ~, I'm ua.
meuted upon py ths croNu. Sh''u sas
liberal in It's use OF nneompliashlaI!
adjectives directed against tns o~ner =,
the property. Tho conversation ie'elfe.
TO actually look pace. anu u oAs
supply 10 snow nov :,
eo.a"n.;a' h-..,n,in, An, .itnstioa.
yx
d.,
:, /. .a.,.,..
:. 49,. ,.., r,;lav
m,", .,,h;s.,. 10, sssays 10 those
Wv ~ o s.;1sS aonh,less upiuteu.
IN a~t,ehaanee Iaiie'' oea,s ~. 90 ill
honah'y' 70 ass'en hi ,hs,
volunteer u services anu uSs%.sss,
an essay rom MS nsnus
or injury OF awaruing Pl'1. mi,
Tor proficiency IN tnei, ~ III
not fail to DO highly ih.o'esrus go
tho teachers In his ssction. ino I'
ton Is n on which there IS s,".
diversity Of opinion. the majority, We
are mot mistaken. holding ,na' INV
tom is detrimental, A. n I,' a..
ia. We are told. going TO award
prizes at the close OF next mon'n, nc
mas doubtless 's...,o,. 40 bs abls
=, si' v,i,s an ,I interesting essay ON the sub.
jec,. Does the proposition meet your
approval Professor
r<cuo,c.,xo on Tnxra DoxAIx. =
From n conversation with n Of tbs
-, ,,,armo, M Virginia, w
-N"',,--.,,. ,..,;n, sxist,
learn that ohs'u''A''' ,-.r
against the deni.mo.de 1870,
street. to the exclusion o, u-"S.
houses. and that an eiort viI % a.
to have them removed 70 SONY ~,
quarter. The question
or seem to be eonsiderea. m. cit;
evil. to what other qua''s .,,o..
could they be rsiAovsd ...,io,
opposition from rsaiaeu.s ,o~a,,
allotted thsmf The ni. 800 bas bee,
GUSHING mem .n,hoJ6e refusing I,
rant iicense to a dancs-hous: lals.
started there; Ihs n.,inc The Of,
seem 70 70 u .ns mo- doubt a stronv
osus. Ill bs made to accomplish thsi
PURPOSE y..,
Coon ron Putt ffAHs. ~
40 NJ virginia, Who for q few days pas
,..n r~u.ticatine at Steamboat
mas h,n.s, Of his health
Springs io' Ae an. .;,v n.
made his appearance ~
evening. looking "a Ius ~. .on,
moan'aii ,h,, bs vss Al III
MN, 81 Js,ih' he was so besiegei wit
islesraphic dispatches that. rather tina
dissipate his fortune IN PAYING ~
lightning. he concluded 70 come nom
and allay the fears Of his . o. :,
is all right, and say. he win nns 20 y
tend the funeral o. o 70, VINO S.. .nls "
the false report about bus health: ',
inferred d a u was ~. ssa IN nj,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-29

Noisr little boys In Cincinnati are
told that right In the centre Of the hind
hind boots Of every live mule there is q
little lump Of gold. which a be easily
dug out with . psnknifs,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-29
A CARn.

To al Who are suffering from The errors and
indlscrstians OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Ut manhood. etc.. ] VIII send
q rccins that will oure you. frea Of charge.
ThI great remedy was discovered ny . mis.
sio AIRY In South America. Send 2 selfad.
drv.sea envelope 10 the Rev. Joseph T. lnman,
station b, bible House. New York City.
anil em
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-29
sFOcK %aEroRr.
lnxroKrED PANT br n r. HEATING = col
b

This Msratag.
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE
II o ophir 5ox. 81. uk. sik
tso MsIiean. sk. u. DA. ~.
80 Gould and ,urry. ~. IN, lok. fo's, ~
lsg Bet and Beleber. a3S, IS. san
aI5 savage. Ssk, 80 ~. 20. ~
as ChoiIsr. Potosi. II. "a. 81. s5S. ok. -
ses Hale 4 Norcross. -. -. Dk, u. ~ BIO
SIS Crown Pv,nt, 20. 29k, -
rs Yellow jacket. % bjl. q. sik. ~. q
as Coo. Virginia. SO. s5'k. $40. III. ia. I'll
isD Conhiseee. a. 1a<
soD sierrs Nevada. lon. ids. II, i6k
iGJ Impesil.9
30 Emplrc NIL. 81
sTo kentask. it'.. Is. u. II nv
lO Alpha. Il
5o B-ieh.r. 10. 1ik, -. ajS. d, %
3g7e Caiifcrsi.. 20. ~. ION. - hD
rs bullion. IA. t9
~, fxehelner. ~. IN
as OvcrmAs. 81. 30. SOY. "a.
t2so ju.ties. NJ. a.. tsh. ~. az. a.. ~
isso uhi"r Cnn.. IL. ~, ~. 10
., ses. B,lcher. 90
5So l~ilcksyr, ~
ig.5 Ialis. ~, nv. IN
2oio Lady Brysa. !, a., ~, AZ. 90.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-29
Situations Wanted!

A SaOEn6 and feneni Biarksniths. OF
steady habits. want employment. No objection
% xpsi I = IL: MONUMENTAL SALOON. on
the Divide. M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-29
PACIFIC coA>r PIONEERS.

new Guy map. no In. S..y~
.a. ~ s-as 9s In his hand h.
lon,;ny IN the Society. together
with the books aud papers. and
a written resignation OF his once a
Treasurer OF the society. Ihis resigna,
ton had been nIs' referred 70 me boaIu
OF directors, oa' .nsy aeslusu .nA' Wv y
consldtrauon Oh properly oeiongeu "
u. Soeie'y. A.. ,,.,.,..-.uho
,xssn ,hs Iot NJ Mr. Farripetos md tbs,
=, a.. soc;.,v vas discussed- bnt mo
conslus;on arrived Al.
AA.,r.~s .r Ti,le.
on motion. the Board Of Director
were instructed to SEQ that an abs,rac, Of
the title to the lot was made by some
competent person.
R.~.i.. .f m. C.s,,es.
Peter Arrens reported having recov.
cred twelve boxes of ore specimens from
-. ,-,;,.. .,.o .t.w [.o;n.. .,.o ,,.,
az h,;aL. t,a,n ar ,ss,,nv.I L,;,.,;n"
IN si..n.J ~ ni,sI tn.
cemm,,,ee n. x.ms.r,htp
". -. .,,..,.I an. u..,in,. ., N.
o'! inv ""' wv,
het In their duty' Were on ouo us
and ". Z. Shepard appointed in their
place.
New Membsr.
The name of James Z. Parker being
-, ,.....,. $40, AZ p.,l.,
rsp'.'ea N"o p.,.,,.J m.mhs,
Of the Society. The
c.ww,ssee on siek
Reported J. c. Clark. at Gold Hill. re-
covering. and Mr.. Hsrn very sick at the
County Hospital.
fiAley, OF COMMITTEE on Desigh iof
csrsiaessss % Ae@ser.sip.
Reported all tho various designs submit
.,-.--,- a. - c. 60.
- ,,,,h.r -.
.Go 49, AZ ca:,m;,,.s -.
% - i.. s.".h.n
In M ms,,s, =, nra.sn, .rhs foiiawinv
INV
Ds.asis.s
For a new cabinet wsrs received:
px u.;o, D,v,;.-.hop, M popnds
Lr..,;,,i .n..;.,... =, nI,r;aal
~aaS $50 1890 A.. 49, H. ~ nssr
The f.mons Hins Lad Of PLACER county.
W. famous ''u A'A' " ~ '
n. NJ, r,.o. ., o,h;r o,e
-. 81 s.-.sr IaaJ ho;s,.5
tahon itvni NV mrs. w aos" 1osSsNa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-29
NOTICE.
County Treasurer's Once.

Until ruRrHKR NOTICE THE oYYIcI
Of the Treasurer Of Storey Couuty will be
located In the 0reeu Building, ons door south
Of thssngise houss of Young America Engine
cOmpa ny No. 2, South q street. virginia.
90 q. b. SMITH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-29

Fatal Ascident-Rslies or \ Wreck
The hsw Management aad esliry
Or she kvsninU Pssc"-suspsa.
sion or . DRAIN and Produce
Yirn-Aasthsr llssdlua Arrest
ed for Bsps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-29
MoRRIa q. NArmAN.

mOHHIF e NATIfNN.
THIS popular dry gosds Arm. although losing
al By he rssi IRE at Virginia, Will not die In
e~onsequenosl On The contrary' they wiz opsn
N slisible pisss 10 Doctor Halls baildins.
nearly oppoeits the NEss ofhce. This morn:
inY they vent 70 San Frsoclsco for ansv and
extensive stock Of dry goods, and they Will
open out 10 . lev days In splsndd sJls. nos
Arms CuEarr PrcIuAAL-the worlds great
remedy for OIids. Coughs and Consumption.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-29
WESTERN DISPATCHES


SPECIAL TO TINE DOLL ELL DAILY NEW.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-29
Cssnsaissse on Piesic

Reported some moneys yet outstanding
and uncollectsd. from the sale OF tickets
ON that occasion. The total receipts
summed mp to S5.7s7 10, which. after
the deducting Of all expenses, LETT a
profit Of cash In hand OF S2.27a IL. on
motion, the report was received. ordered
ON Ole ami Committee discharged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-29

Secretary Storer submitted q speei-
msn plan Of a record, which he proposed
preparing and keeping. OF the names Of
members OF the Society, when they
Joined. their age. where from, time OF
death, etc. lie stated that over 400
have joined. but ut the present time
there we're about 800 members in good
standing. On motion, the preparation
Of this record was left to the Judgment
Of tho Secretary.
Meeting adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-15
ART NOTES.

Constant Meyer is giving the last touches to his
large picture, "Hls strange Nisil or" which Is a
very happy Illustration OF French peasant lile
This artist viii leave Tor Europe IN May, where he
intends 70 spend lew months
Wlnsow Homer made sudden and desperate
plunge nto water color painting. Thirty OF his
drawings adorn the Academy walls. 1t might nave
been better TO have done fewer.
Edward Moran talks OF lmm!grating to New
YORK, but Is stopped oy the "Sea OF lce."
Lawor. the dis tiugushed London sculptor, has
finished a bust OF O'Connor Power NJ p one OF
the aolest OF the IRISH home rule party. This bust
Is said TO be one OF the best and most successful
works In portraiture,
The sale OF knoedler's collection of water coors
begins tins evening and is looked forward to with
much curiosity. IL Is the most important collec-
ton we have yet had in America, and should the
sale prove satisfactory, Will encourage the intro
ductlon OF a better class of work than has hitherto
MADE up the trade staple.