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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

AT AUCTION ON TdHgRnsIp2AY, APRIL 20. AT ic9s
BY vAS TAs FAssEL1 KESRYEy ~ AgoT2NEEHs'
= 80 o"' ''- AvhNtE ''A-'' N''''" 49,
ELEGANT HORSES, CARRIAGE. &o. TIE PRIVATE
property Of George \ ana Frank Ferguson n,
May The lease The above stables, and consists
ElEG1Nrp rpAt' fA@T2Y y iGGY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
matched nut team bay anG black Horses i0a hands aI
ness, very stylish and handsome are Il every re:
been ssd y Mr. fSa
1
-FOUR SEAT PARK PnAEToN, MADE BY BREW
a'A Sui 9Sa Dam ndIssa nas SfD nE Sa1 a
Il ne i ns res sf snG aRs ssn and
SET hhESEs M MSpG Hr ~ SHsd use
ROAD WAGON, BUILT By @ @HATEIEIp l - 4 &&JyAcoEKSoN
sPa End esn ns @ Rs s% nd S'i s
SET raGtss lss sognd Sind and true ruer5urppopn An
T6 T6P 6S f6NY NPi PiiEaToN an n GoSb S@ oRDHk 49,
pr pooTrQEs Tor WAGON cs sH...n
siasle Harnsss Harnsss y y BaSseoms DHSa Ss0H
VAN TGssRLL K KEARNFY. AUcTToNgERs.
Stock now on exhibition.
AT AUCTION T?-MoRgow gRIDAD,
a BY VAN AAhSsf AtSssLn ~ * ktARSET hr THEIR
MART. ITO 10 AND liz EAST TTfnimRTsENfh I'll sTREEr,
TWO FAMILY ESTABLISHMENTS.
ELEGANT TEAM BAY HORSES, HALF BROTHERS;
were bred IN Kentucky; have extra fine names and
tails aud all black points; l59 hands high Sand
9ycars old this spring; kind aud true in MI har
minutes; have great endurance fear nothing are
Of the finest and most desirable carriage or
SET sinyERioTNTHp Sly R SS Tsro HARNESS. SE1hLY NEW
cARf IN 'PERFEor ORDER. BUILT BY WOOD
TEAM ROAM HORSES 10 HANDS HIGH z AND 8
years old kind and true In a harness free from
vice; have tine STYLE and action and are safe and
SIT nARSass, il GOOD oRDEE ~ on
FOUR SEAT PARK pHAETON.
stock viii be on exhibition today, after IL o'clock.
A MAJOR CHAs. W. BARKER, AUciIoNBER.
n. GREAT. POSITIVE executors sale OF the entire
NJ f. erarn S Of B2ookyas on Nay
at ii O'CLOCK at EiRRER SONS City Auction Mart
Thirty ninth street, consisting of
AN ELEGANT and extremely closely matched pair of
George; are i5si high seven aud eight years od
exactly alike IN color marks disposition aud gait have
family use; flowing names and tails and warranted
THE FAST bay Troting GeldIng Biry;cragin got BY
Monitor, son Of Ethan Allen l5 high seven years old
Is prompt and gamey driver troted last fall IN 2i7
TUE HANDSOME bay Trotting Gelding Argo got by
OF Long ISLAM Jupiter l5l high 6years old very
better than 2:5 ana Is warran ted sound and kind.
BILLY oRAGfN and Argo make fast rich and blood;
TOR SID bar Wagon, by Brewster OF Broome street;
PARK PiIAaToN. by Brewster
TOP PONY Phaeton, neariy new.
No TOP side bar Road Wagon.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE Harness, Blankets, Robes,
STOCK WILL arrive at the mart az 10 O'Clock this
morning and Will be on exhibition from then up to sale.
SALE POSITIVE. No postponement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

4 (fARD.-TitF Sun CRIBER. FOR TUE BETTER 40.
- comm9daton Of hs clients. wiz remove on way
t0 No lN West weniy third street Of Sixth
occupying elccs In tAt large building OF MOtr the
ieweliAr. aAAk1 " EDWARDS. Real Lsaia IiraSar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

(1EAAD CENTEAL DEPOT sToKEs.-A STORE TO
VI rent fitted up and furnished As restaurant II de-
sired iasa nthcr stores suitable for business Ap-
ply 20 DUGGlN GRuSsMAN % East Forty FIRST street.
corner OF Park avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

A STORE AND BASEMENT TO LET-S5 CROSBY
n street, between BrOonc and Grapd good location
tor any Kind OF wholesale business low rent Apply at
81 Crosby s'reet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

GTEAM puWEE TO LEr-LARGE AND SMALL
- Rooms, with or without power fwoodwarkers al
lowed The turcSa Machine Carving Works 60. g. Ga
and 60 Cannon street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

GrEAM POwER-CORNER STORES LIGHTED ALL
- around steam heated also Rooms. Basenc ats and
nre0ro1f Vault; rent low. Apply 70 GEORGE WALKER
80 Centre street corner Hester.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

4 IBRO's PRAYER AND PRAISE MEETINGS FRI.
n lay evenings 35s West Thirty sixth street Glass
ngs Thursday evenings In Free Tabernacle Method
ist Episcopal church ThirtyIouth street Eighth
avenue. All welcome BENJAMIN ALBRU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

ETGurH AvENUE-STORE AND BASEMENT BE-
u tween Fiitysecond aud Fiffy-thitd streets; will
rented low to a GOOD tenant. Inquire OF j. EOMAINE
BROWN. No. / 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

A BARBER's SHOP TO LET or FOR SALE-AT A
"a sarriicc; be sold before the lst Of May Ap
ply between the houra Of and f. NJ cigar stand $50
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

L'oR SALE-A GOOD DOUBLE TRUCK; PRICE
Sl25 also two sets Coach Harness. price SO per set
3l2 West Sixteenth street.
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sPoRTISc-DoGs. BrRDs. &C.

A -FoR sALg-ALL KINDS or FANCY DOCS
n. b .rds, &c. Medicines fUr all diseases: Prepare
Food for mocking birds, ~ b. g. DOYBYis, no Green
street, Canal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

TOR SALE-A VERY LUCRATIVE SADDLE AND
Il harness Business In the country; since fve years
established and round abouts miles; competition.
Apply ut 10 Leonard street, rear, nrst door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

A STORES NOS 2o0 AND 2al WEST STREET TO
~ reEt leases close O. Peoples line steanboats auf
Pacific Mail ste lnlship DOCKS very Substantial nod
crate rent. JAMES PRICE, 40 Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

A CORNER STORE, Win CELLAR AND SIX
n Rooms TO lease central location;
moderate rents also several small stores side streets
JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

L'oR SALE.-PoSITfvELY WILL SELL CHEAP, TO
Il pay feed bill good strong honest work Horses;
suit farmer expressman. Apply for two days in the
feed store, $40 Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

A STORE AND DWELLING. NO. 2s7ls BoWERY TO
n let Apply at No " East Houston street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

ITOR SALE FOR Sl50-A BEAUTIFUL NEW LIGHT
~ TOP Express or Delivery Wagon was made 10 order
Tor 500 never used must be s5l. l2f West Nineteenh
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

A 4 81 eco PER ANNUM-SECOND LOFT 0F SPLRN
n did new Building No. 76l Broadway, betwecl
Eighth and Ninth streets holstway and ali modern i'm
provements Call on premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

A STORES or vARIcK STRICT NEAR CANAL
~. street, to rent low; large show wndOws good
thoroughfare JAMES PRLGE. 200 Hudson street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

DHoToGRAPH GALLERY rOE SALE VERY CHEAP;
newly nted mp and low rent; doing fine business:
good reason given Tor selling Apply az - Hester street
after A.. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

A -S25 PER MONTH, STORE on FOURTH AVENUE,
"A. door from 23th street; excellent business To-
cation whore Harlem Railroad trains stop.
POTTER BROTHERS, No Warren street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

CTEAM POWER TO LRT-wELL LIGHTED ROOMS
heated hy steam elevator, gas &e AIS and 40 west
Twenty seventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A SODA WATER, MINERAL wATEPS GINGER
IN Aes sparkling Wines; manufacture OF complete
outfits or Apparatus and Materials with full nstruc.
lions all departments o manufacture botting and dis
penslng; exclusive Rights desirable tcrritory cata
to1ues tree. JOHN MATTHEWS. Wrist avenue, Twenty
sixth and twenty. seventh streets New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

AT AUCTION, ON THURSDAY, APRIL 20. AT lc1s
~ O'CLOCK.
BY VAN TASSELL Il KEARNEy, AUCTIONEERS
All THE SAN FRANCI CO STABLES,
l4 WEST F0RIY-SIXTH STREET. NEAR SIXTH
AVENUE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

L1oR SALE, cHgAF-AN ELEGANT TEAM OF
Il coach Horses 1884 hands high, and years old 7,
warranted sound and End very way been used BY
private family also brown Pony set of fine Har-
ness and top pony PhaetOn, nearly new Inquire At
So Fast sixty st1th street, between First aud second
AY1naeA
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For SALE.

H'OR SALE-rhE BEST LOCATED BAR AND RES.
r. taurant on West street, Albany day and night
llnc steamers; also two lines 10
dock near IT. United States Storehouse near by Apply
at 255 West street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

LNoR SALE-A TEAM or MARES 15s{ HANDS HIGH,
IL Que black the oher q dapple gray. warranted
sound and kind with Dusenbnry aud Nelson Phseton,
for Property in the Twenty third Twenty fourth
waru and will pay the difference i'll cash. Apply at S
Earck street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

LNOR SALE-A GROCERY STORE, DOING A GOOD
IL cash trade tho owner having other business is the
cause OF selling; business man can make fortune in
lew years: the owner will give lease . low rent
only little money wanted down. balance he paid
to suit purchaser Inquire premises corner OF
Seventh avenue and Middle street, South Brooklyn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

eIEn FOR BREWSTER cor RRooME STREET.
DlDU close leather top Buggy In extra lne order
also sidebar Road Wagon, same maker Tor $780, ~
West Nine teenth street.
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THE TURF.

L'LEETwOoD PARK.-Pu. r. Sl5a Under SADDLE
for horses that beat 26 s75 TO the flrst so
70 the second, SIS 10 the third catch weights mile
ats hest in IDIOT harrcc; also a purse $50 for
horses tnat never beat 80 50 20 the frst, so 20 the
second. so to the third: mic heats. best In 8 TO
wagons. entries close at Johnson Er0s' Pool Room
twenty street and BrOadwav. Thursday evening
April 20 atg r. N. To trot tuesday, Nav A. three 10
enter, two TO start JOHNSON HaoS, Propretors
DARIUS TALLMAN, Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

A Ill LADIES AFFLICTED WITH SUPERFLuOuS
IA Hair on tho lips check, chin, arm, kc aud WHO
have in vain tried the various IN nSe for
this purpose, should apply to Mnle JULIAN, with tho
certainty OF guaranteed and perfect success Nine.
JULIAN has removed thu Disagreement radically and
permanently In the possible cases. where oil
Nous attempts had failed. Apple aton must DC made
personally At her residence, 2U5 West Jhtrtyel9hth
street. from A. N. 10 3 r. NJ.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-08
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The Board met on Monday last. Pres
ent Mau and Liddle, and transacted the
following business
Bills allowed-H. r. Forrest. $181 so;
James M. Henry, $43 rs; D. r. Collins,
$26 10; Henry Hager, 1924; II. S. Her.
rick, $50; w. L. Hanford, $40 60; VIM
Timson, Ga rs; Ed. Raum, 1894 SO; j.
B. Williamson, 5000; A. Skillman, $50;
White Pine Water Company, $50.
1t was ordered that G.. L. Waters, the
former City Attorney of Hamilton, pro-
coed to collect the delinquent taxes due
the disineorporated city.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-08
COUNTY BOUNDARY LINE.
HAMILTON. Nav 4 1879

HAMILTON, May 4, 1875.
The following is the position of the
new county boundary line, in reference
to ranches and other familiar points /:
Commencing at the Utah line and run
ming west across Snake Valley, one and
a half miles south of Cobb's ranch and
half a mile south of Big Springs, head Of
Lake Greek, In the same valley. TWENTY
one miles from Utah line, the line RIMS
three miles north of Indian Springs.
Thirty miles from Utah it passes through
q north line of Prairie's ranch in Lake
Valley. crossing the Patterson ang Of
mountains about six miles north of Pat
terson station. In Cave Valley it passes
one and a quarter miles north of St.
Clair's ranch, continuing west across
White River range of mountains to the
common orn of White Pine, Lincoln.
and Nye counties, placed heal the foot of
this range about two-thirds of a mile east
of the Hamilton and Phoebe road in
White River valley. From this point
the line crosses White River valley about
five miles south of the Sheep ranch /;
crosses White River at a point five hun
dred and twenty-eight feet north of Holt
house eighteen and a half miles from
corner, the line crosses Currant Creek
two miles above Joe Travis ranch, cross
ing White Pine range about five miles
south of Saw-mill Canyon. Thence cross
ing Railroad Valley. leaving D~ougherty's
ranch one and a half miles to the north.
Continuing west, it passes half a mile
north of Butte station, OH Pritchard's
fast freight road, and thence five miles to
the Eureka corner.
NJ. w. HENRY, County Surveyor.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-08

PAY-DAY-oN THE HILL.-The first of
the week Superintendent Drake, of the
Eberhardt 81 Aurora. made his regular
visit to Treasure Hill, and paid the min
ers in his employ. This will have q
tendency to brighten up Jul dull camp a
little, and as things have got to working
in their old channels again, and regular
pay-days are in vogue, we may all be
happy yet-when we get some of the
$27, 900 paid off.
CALICO for dresses, for the grand ball
on Monday night next, can be had at
Rosenblum's. He has also received a
large assortment of thread for sewing
machines, and can fill all orders promptly.
RA1N.-Thursday last we had several
showers of rain, and they were needed,
as the ground had become baked and
hard. The surrounding hills now look
green and beautiful.
RErURNED.-Joseph Armitage, the pio-
neer druggist of Hamilton, after an alb
sence of several months in California, re-
turned on Wednesday last, looking hale
and hearty.
SoLD.-Wednesday last Charles Will
lard sold his interest 600 feet in the Vir-
ginia mine. We did not learn the price
paid. but understand that it was way
up.
STRAwBERRIEs.-This delicious fruit
can now be had in any quantity at Pra-
menko's fruit store, Immediately upon
the arrival of the Eureka stage.
FREIGHT.-During the week a large
number of freight teams have arrived in
town, and all the merchants have lots of
new goods.
MILK.-Hereafter our citizens are to
be supplied with pure milk at so cents
per gallon. See Hager's advertisement.
TREASURE CRY public school opened
on Monday last, with Miss A. Allen,
as teacher.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-08
DISTRICT COURr-MAY TERM


The term Of this Court was commenced
on Monday last, Hon. Fred. w. Cole pre-
siding. The following cases were called
and set for trial:
@: 81. Light ct al. vs.. Peter Peterson.
set Tor May 18th. John Wagner vs.. j.
M. Matter, May 18th. John Wheatly VS..
Chance Silver Mining Company, Nav
18th. John White VS.. Goodrich & Shep-
herd, May 18th. Joseph Liddle VS.. Ward
Ellis Silver Mining Company, May 18th.
5. Schwartz VS.. Ward-E Ellis Silver Min
ing Company. May 18th. A. Skillman
VS.. Chance Silver Mining Company, MAY
18th. Hugh Mcmillan VS.. w. r. Bas-
sett, May 18th.
In the case of julius Wagner VS.. D. T.
Gilmore, a judgment was rendered in favor
OF the plaintiff.
In the case of Thomas Dick VS.. Jacob
Hagler ct al, the demurrer was over
ruled, and defendants given two days to
answer.
In the matter of the estate of William
McCracken, deceased, the administrator.
w. q. Birchfeld, was ordered to file his
annual exhibit on the 18th of the present
month.
4. N. Bassett VS.. The Monte Christie
Gold q Silver Mining Company, was
passed, being a case in which his Honor
had been counsel.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-08

The public debt statement shows a
reduction of the debt during the month
of Anril Of 81 -355 246
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-08

SOMEBODY sent to a lady in London an
Easter egg which contained an African
scorpion, by which interesting insect the
lady was bitten SO hat she will probably
die.
DISPATCHES from this coast to Great
Britain and France have been, by the
Western Union Company, reduced from
Isl 20 to seventy cents per word.
THE German Jesuits, it is stated. have
selected Syria as a anew field of operations.
Twenty houses have been purchased for
them at Beyrout.
THERE are fifty seven papers in this
country edited by women
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-08
Miscellaneous
S ELI Nc OUT
AT COST!

THE STOCK THAT I NOW HAVE ON HAND
I PROPOSE TO SELL AT SAN FRANCISCO
PRICES AND T MUST BE SOLD IN NINETY
DAYS..
NO Ell
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-08

EMIGRANTs.-Nine cars OF emicrants
(about $50 persons) passed here yester-
day going to California. They were prin-
cipally young men from Western. States,
full of life and hopes, and not the least
bit respondent at the prospects of not
finding employment readily. Several of
them remarked thatthey were accustomed
to hard work, and had no idea of being
out of employment any great length Of
time after they reach San Francisco. A
report is being circulated that after the
18th instant the railroad companies East
will not sell tickets to San Francisco, in
order to prevent the rush to that place,
and to induce emigrants to remain at
Sacramento and points in that vicinity,
where labor is in greater demand than in
the Bay counties.-Siluer State, May 4.
THE public debt statement shows a
reduction of the debt during the month
of April of 81, 1855, 246.
A COUPLE Of North Carolina Judges
have decided that the Civil Rights Bill is
unconstitutional.
THERE is no present prospect Of an
agreement between the miners and their
employers in Pennsylvania.
, 1875-02-21

while his beautiful and accomplished wife {whose
face and form we're but dimly visible inside the
porch through the steam that curled gratefully
ap from the pails Of boiling water), nad cha was
very glad TO See them, but she didn'r think she
could hold the bulldog back more thaa 4
minute longer! Ths leader Of the party
dropped q paper of popped corn into tue
snow, and, suppressing bis emotion, said
they had called to 500 il the young couple
wouldn't 20 with them to A1r. Gordon's testizno-
nial conce,t, but that as their friends we're other
wise engaged, the visitors would hurry on and
Try and catch the next car. 50 they disappeared.
and the young couple went into the house and
sang tho Doxo]osy With such fervoz that they
Jared down square feet Of plastesiuE.
HOTEL ARR1yALE.
Grand P1riko-Joseph Grant, Daveupurt; GeorEe r.
R!sttne, Cleveland. ". Il. Strong, Hartford; g. L.
Ingersol, Cleveland; @. e. H1r1maun, r.:!.oarg !;
Henry Curtis, T., Rock Island Samuel aazlcwoc*i.
ott2wa: Oven Wostcott, Provideuea: @. D. Scot
soads5d Eew soTS; Gsoegs n'tea wsstanstsuta
Hammond, New York; ]. E. Graves, Dubuque.
.....Paln.tr Hous<-L+ D. Robbins, Boston;
s. I. Hill, Mss'.chnsetts; !: Bun, fttabmg; v: 3.
9. Adsns, CievelAnd 8. B. Bond, Philadelphia Q.
8. eroenseaf, Massachusetts, ". q. Wadsvorth, st.
Louis: g. ". Stone, New 1"rh- Sherman
4oass-f: J. Robe4t san Francisco; Flctnr
Lo1nxx, ST. Lou1s Edward s:anb:xy, Cinctnnah;
Janes B.li#in, Iowa City J. 3. Fa1nsxorth, St.
Chas.ea; 8. J. PAehcr, Bostoa John Mcdowell,
Dhlsvil1s DR.. drrrge A1eoar, London. 7rs,noa4
Iioxse-C. =. Bacon. E1~tuokst Y. !. Whitney. New
York; J. Il. Travis, Dostan Y. y. DaBos, Nov
Har1ooa, St. Lonts 1. ". Carasz, DoasoA J. D.
New Yoek.
, 1875-02-21
PERIODICALS RECEIVED.

Ths Aaantic for March q. o. Houghtcn l.
Co.. Boston). Contents a. Historical Portraits
Lately Exhibited in Paris, !" by II. J. Hoppin
~ Pennas Daughter: A Cornish Legend" BY
Rosa Terry Cooke; I" Brother Christopher" by
E. s. Thayer ~ Fancya Masquerade" by Kata
H11l2rd s* Old Tines on the Misz1ssippi ILL.,
The Continued perplaxties OF Cub Plotting"
by Mark Twain IL Hilda," By John Fanoe
Cheney; "Orisin OF the Name America
BY Jules Ma:ooq; ..Delay;r by Louisa Bush
ton; "Ts1suun without Jurisdiction Unconst-
tut1ona1," BY David A. Weils; After the Tor
nado," By P4ul f. Hague; t'The Virginia Gam
paien OF John Brown: W.-Ths Disclosure Of
His Pans IN 1853" By F. B. Sanborn; ''FoE-
ceythe Wilson" BY John James Piatt; .Asa-
3faid, " By Hjalnar H1orth Borxesen; ~ Stats
Survey for Massachusetts" by N. s. Hhaleri
Beyond Recall" BY Mary E. Bradley.
&7i6ner,s for March iScribner Co., New
York>. Contents: "Tne Violiu Of Hesxi1s An
drcas," by 8. ". Duilis1d; 1.-THE Cancns of the
Colorado, III by: " Powoll; .+How the opora
"Airy Lil.n," br Frederick Tryon; Laura
by John G. SAKE; !" A Ghos:'a Story" by Il. z
Warner; ala Fontains aud His Fables," Illus
BY Albert Rhodes; ''Tho Story OF Sayep-
oaks," Chap. VI, VII, VIII, By J. e. Holland;
" Laster-Day British Poets: In two PARTS, Part
u.-A1sarnon Chsrles Suinburnc." by Edmund
F. Bates; "The Mysterious Island" adapted
from Jules Nerne: ~ '1umanens Imporfection,"
BY G. P. L4throp; =" Some Old Leteers-In;
Two Anciont Landmarks" New England
and Her Church !" by Charles s. Robinson:
"Ihe Throoa Of Atsila, By Joaquin Miller.
s.. Nic|.olas for March (ScEiousF / Co., Nov
vort1
, 1875-02-21

Their records Of victories, great rune, and big
averages are SO nearly alike, the: to name tho
winner now seems to be lks tossing copper.
Ar. Foley will, ii possible, endea:or to arrange
With the winner IAN. both may be Wlnners) to
came to Chcago ard lend ec!at to tie tuce-bsH
tournament for the Northwestern championship.
which occurs in Chicago next month, and tnr
which there are said to be already tse}7e entries.
There is ralk Of match between Frank Parker
and George Blosson. Having IN mind parke"a
o1d-time reputation for steady plsy. there are
several who have expressed Willingness TO
back 81 the old reliable for . moderate su1n
but be is considerably out Of practice: ana to
engage in contest with PLAYER of blossons
nettie would need mEch PREPARATION alosson
il IN excellent form. He ie now connected WITH
Foleys hall. and is daily rilog u2 big 5uns and
averages. It is understood that Tom Foley VIII
endeavor to bring about match between
Maurice DAILY aud Slosson, psos'aed DalY WIZ
come to Chicago and play tho match
PEnsoNA~
fred E. Smith died recently at Lincoln, Neb.
He was we'll known in billiard circles as the
agent, for that section Of country. OF Emanuel
Brupswick & Co., and was greatly esteemed for
his sterling qualities
Frank Parker, who has for tho past year been
absent from Chicago s. tie travelling agent Of
biiliard-table bonse. is now in the city, making
his headquarters At Doty 4; Rhines'.
Eugene Carter, winner OF the championship
in TIC Cleveland tournament, has bean cnalleug-
ed by Gallagher.