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not be able to report any material change
in the mine until the hosting works are
place in position. In the meantime We
think that the mine is giving satisfactory
evidence that it is q mine of first-class
and that il only needs machinery and
proper working to develop ii in that
style.
FLORAL MIL.
The last week has been occupied in
crushing ore from the Alps mine princi-
pslly. although they have done some
work for chloriders (Willett & Co... The
ore sent by willett & Co. was very base.
and therefore has not been worked to
any advantage, bnt the Floral mill under
the new management has succeeded in
reducing it 30 that very fair percentage
has been yielded. As the mill is engaged
in working ore from the Alps mine,
which furnishes a good supply, they
will have very little time to work outside
ore, without chloriders press the Super
intendent pretty lively to stop work on
Alps ore and work theirs. The returns
for the past week have been very salts
factory.
NEWARK MILL.
This mill for the last week has been
engaged running on chloride ore from
the Meadow Valley mine and also ten
tons daily from the Raymond 4 Ely
mine. The Superintendent, F. W. Clute,
has reduced tho price of custom ores to
| $40 per ton, the mill has been doing
some good work and giving satisfaction
to the Superintendent.
| ProcHE.
On the 1060-foot level the vein con
times to gain in sizs and strength. Tht
filling is pure quartz with seams o
metal assaying WE'LL the ledge. however
taken as a whole, gives assays of $40
The formation is much more favorable
and an early and substantial improve
ment is expected. Nothing new in tn
other workings.
PIoCHE WEST Ex.
Although no work is being done OF
this mine, the advertisement in yester
days RECORD shows that the recon
mencement of work is not far distant, o
the company is settling up back indebt
edness for the purpose of taking fresl
start. Mike Holland now has charge o
this mine.
ELY COMPANY.
This company is now working tw
shifts on the main shaft, running nigh
and day. The shaft is now down in tn
neighborhood of fifty feet and is jus
getting into vein matter, there being oC
J casionally rich punches of ore through
out the shaft. Are sinking at the rate {
2H feet per day.
: ANTILLES.
The main shaft is down 100 and th
ground growers more favorable. I'll
cross-cut will be commenced for Ii
ledge at an early day.
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FOR. SALE,

VNHE VIRGINIA LODGING HOUSE, STU
L ated on Meadow Valley Street, next above
Mott, Fish 4 Cos Store.
Apply ON the premises. ja28-n
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Dissolution Notice.

vJ,HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
ing between John Bowel and A. d. Reca-
barren, of Phoebe, under the firm name Of
RECABARREN l. CO., has been this day dis
solved, by mutual consent. All debts due to
and BY the late Arm are TO be paid to and received
by A. d. Recabsrren only. The said A. D. Reca-
barren ia now the sole owner Of sad business,
ohm Dowell having retired from the Arm.
A. d. RECABARREN,
JOHN DOWELL.
Phoebe, New, Jan. 18th, 1876. jal8.1m
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N oTICE.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A to be indebted to the Independent
Market, lately run by Greenleaf Dobbins,
will please call at Lichtenstein's Auction Store,
on Main street, and settle their accounts imme-
distely with J. M. Dobbins, otherwise they
will be placed in the hands of an officer for
collection.
Phoebe. New, Dec. IL. 1875.
di0.sOd JIM, DOBBINs.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

r THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
Margaret Pascoe, deceased.
Notice is hereby given BY the undersigned
Administrator OF the estate Of Margaret Pascoe.
deces sed, to the creditors Of, and al persons
having claims against the said deceased, 10 ex.
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within
ten months after the first publication Of this
notice, to the said Administrator, Ut the once
Of Bishop sabin, Attorneys ct Law, 1t Phoebe,
in the county Of Lincoln.
Dated at Phoebe, May 18th. 1875.
my2O.td z. d. TURNER, Administrator.
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.,sco STOCK REPORT.

s,x FRANCISCO. February 5.
s,rURpAY's SALES.
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go 0pnnr.n~-isa 1915
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~ ~ S,srra Nevads-2lh IN Ia
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soo TT~cheouer-l2h IA
10 66n,rman-73 62h GA
is5 Justices ~ ~,
rs succor-2a ~
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~ In IN, IErvan-4's 4.40 tbbso
TX C.ledonis-33 $50 of
ia Julia--l4S IA
SIS Globe-lS Ia
an Utah-lS
s ,aS baltimore Cons
~, 20 silver Hill-l2k l2s iaS
775 Dayton ~
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55s RAYMOND Ely.2o 2oH -'~
9ss Eureka Con--io ioE.
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Co.Partnership heretofore existing between
Jas. o. Mccormick and Henry Levy, in the Ell
Dorado Saloon, on Main street, is this day dis
solved, by m utusl consent. Jas. o. Mccormick
is alone authorized to collect all bills. and all
Indebtedness will be settled by him.
JAS. 0. MCCORMICK,
HENRY LEVY.
Phoebe, New, Jan. 18th, 1876. jals-lm
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TOMMY DrMoND.-We yesterday in an
interview with Johnny Dimond learned
that he had just received letter from
his brother Tommy" in which he says
that all the splnts and bandages h ave
been removed from his limbs and that
he is now travelling around like any
other fellow mortal. DR.. Deal is still
in attendance on him, both being in San
Francisco, and is we'll pleased with the
success that has attended his efforts.
All the physicians in San Francisco pro-
nounce this remarkable piece of sur.
gerry and commend DR.. Deal very highly
on its results. Tommy writes that he
expects to return to Phoebe shortly, being
in as good health as ever.
SALT LAKE STAGE RoAD.-Baldy
Sackett called on US yesterday and says
that the roads now between Phoebe and
the terminus of the railroad are getting
in good condition. and that the regular
schedule time will shortly be made, as
the mud is rapidly drying. The roads
have heretofore been in such state that
they have sometimes been compelled to
lie over one night, it not two. This de-
feet has however been remedied and
trips are now made as fast as possible
without stoppages.
FREIoHr ARRIVED. Freight for the
following business men arrived yester-
day. forwarded through Hugh White l.
Co. 3 forwarding and commission house
at Salt Hake City: T. G. Poujade, Mott,
Fish Il Co., F. W. Clute, D. G. Clark.
Jacobs 4 Sultan, j. Eisenmann & Co.,
Phi. Felsenthal and Gibfried e. Bri.
sacher. The stock received consisted Of
groceries and hardware, Of which the
above firms have an extensive assert.
ment.
We published on the 3Oth of Janu
airy, 1876, dispatch from Holster, Cali
fornia, stating that W. s. fletcher, +,
former citizen OF San Jose, had com
mitted suicide by cutting his throat will
q razor. We see by the Bulletin tina
arrived yesterday morning that the nam
is VIM. ). Letcher. He is brother-in
law Of John r. Wilson. formerly q resi-
dent and State Senator from Lincol,
county, he being also connected viii
the Floral Springs Water Company.
Z Miss MAGGIE CARR. Who has resided i
Phoebe for over three years leaves O
this mornings Hamilton stage for Vii
ginia City. She goes for the purpose G
completing her. education. Last ever
: ing a number Of friends engaged
4 | anlendid hand and oaye her nors;p
4 serenade appropriate to the occasio,
After pleasant time at the house b,
many friends dispersed with good wisht
: for the amiable young lady who tax,
q leave Of US this morning.
!. HIGH MASS will be celebrated tn
2 morning in the Catholic Church at Il
6 usual hour and vespers In the evening
!. Sunday School at 2 o'clock. The Re
II Father Monteverde will oficiate.
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:ocAI INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.

ARRIVALS.
- an, MGR . sAIIsBuRY's HAMILTON LINE;
II Brown
Davis
DEPARTURES.
BY HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE
George Kendall
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CALL AND SETTLE.

A IL BILLS AND ACCOUNTS DUz 70
IA mo muas BE- PAID ~ uondey, laeo191
2lth, 1S50. osherviso tAey will b. plnce4 - -
hsn6s Of the proper authorities for Oe1lRc(lon
iUmedfaAely altar that da4a.
Phoebe. January 3lak M
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
COLLEGE MEN IN COUNCIL.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE THIRD INTERCOLLEGIATE
LITERARY CONTEST.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE THIRD INTERCOLLEGIATE
LITERARY CONTEST.
The Executive Committee of the IntercOl-
lesiae Literary Association met last evening at the
College of the City of New-York, to make arrangements
for the third annual contest Of the association The
following colleges represented by delegates Prince
ton Hamilton. Cornell, Lafayette, Syracuse, Williams,
Johns, Rutgers, and University OF the City of New
York. the College of New-York, and the North Western
University Julian NJ Elliott of Hamilton occupied the
chair. A ettor was read from Col 4. W. lliggnson.
stating Mrs Asor had promised to give the associ
alton $500 toward the przemOney lad been her Gus
tom, and that she recommended to the association
that it should reduce the amount OF money
offered in prizes In order that The honor at
tached TO success might not be lost sight OF III
the hopes cf pccunary gain. It .csolved that the
funds could be raised the prizes offered should be rs FOL
lows In oTaory 80 for the first and % for the second
prize for essays $3.50 for the best essay on each OF Two
topics For the competitive exam nation IN mltne
MATES, Greek. Latin, and mental scehcc T3oO ior the
first and 800 for the second prize molnh 10 IN
crease the entrance OF each competing college to so
was lost after considerable discussion and this fee was
finally placed nj 500 as heretofore
Tine chairman then stated that the amount appropr
ated for prizes reached In the aggregate 500 an ta
there was at prcseuj treasury only $3.50 1hc
trance he eleven competing colleges together
with the donation Of Mrs. Astor, only made SIooo
leaving balance OF 1919 to be contributed proractcd
discussion on ways and means followed. \. Marquand
OF Princeton said that nasmuch as bis college
had been mainly instrumental IN phclr% Mental
Science on the list Of competitive examinations
he would pledge himself personally 10 raise 800,
the amount OF the prize offered for that branch.
and asked that some of the other colleges do tie
sqmo Tor some other study the list This proposition
met with no cOuraEcneni and on notion the wholc
matter was referred to sub.comnitoe OF hIe, hlr
pointed from the members Of the committee resident IN
New York. The question OF the dates for the eNecss
was then taken up Dec. g was decided upon Tor hulu
Iue the competitive examinations. Ihe contest IN ora
tory was arranged for Jan 3, 1877 IN the New YORK
Academy Of Music motion To MAKE tbc SESSIONS uIcS
hOls in length during the examination, on the ground
that much complaint mad been made by the competitors
last year of being confined Tor elSt hos 'a'
or reireshmont was lost. meeting OF the sub-tom-
uiit ,gc WAS called Tor Nov. 9.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

BROOKS-Sudenly Tuesday oct TO- at his residence
the Hudson, Elisha lirOOAs IN the O2d o. ms
Tho frrral his residence, Jj3
FthaNc.. saturday, IN" ith nst. q; 10 Relatives
friends Oi the family are respectfully invited to attend
Brown suddenly, Wednesday oct H. Elijah +.
Brown, In the 66t! year of his
friends Of the family respectfully invited 10
attend from his a residence. East Orange sta
zion y j. corner and Grove place, Monday
ug. oct To- at 10 O'Clock. Train leaves foot u. Bar
clay -. Al 9:lO.
CGOSY-On Sept 10. John y. Crosby, cOunSelOrataY, in
the G7th Of his age.
Tho relanvcs and friends of the family respectfully
invited memorial service 10 Dr. held Sunday.
Oct Ij 1876, o'clock NJ ~ tho Church Of the Gov.
eaan Park ave. aud Tity yhUst. without nutner
notice.
GREENE-on Thursday, Oct. 12 u pnnmona at her late
residence, 1873 West Thirty KIN ST.. Malta H., widow Of
lIuury " Grecn., IN the 7Jtl ycaT OF her age.
sOuto of funeral hereafter
REEVE-At Rye. y. Y. Oct II. 1876 Miss Sarah Reeve,
tho 1Sth year OF iCi age
Relatives and friends respectfully inyitsi 10 attend
AZ West Thry y-thrist, saturday oct IA, 1876. At
O'clucA
SCHERMERHORN-In Paris France, Sept %. 1876 John
Joles scImcrhOrn late OF this city, IN the 7lst OF his
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
Grace church, Tenth ST. and Broadway ON Sunday, 18Th
inst. 1t ! D. NJ
SMI1I-At White River Junction Vt, the 18Th inst,
Chessie Red smith wife OF George smith in the sd
year Of herage.
WKIGHT-On Wednesday. oct (, the residence Of her
nio'nrr near Nicnna Va. afte long llness, Martha
Wright. IN the 57th year OF her age.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
PACIFIC MAILS UNPAID TAX.

In the case of the delinquent tax for 1874
Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 1t Is claimed 10y
the counsel the city having charge OF the case tna
while no appeal has been taken by the company to the
Supreme Court OF the United States 10 order for stay
Of execution from the decision Of the Court OF Appeals
has beeu obtained ana consequently nothing has been
done to prevent the issuing OF the warrant by the tax
receiver for the amount, over 100000, including
interest
In conversation with a TRIBUNH reporter yesterday,
Michael H. Cardozo counsel for the company, said the
claim Of the city that nothing had been done 10 prevent
fhe ssue OF the warrant wholly unwafranted; mat
thc case was pending the Supreme Court 0f Tie Untd
States upOu writ OF granted 10y Justice "Afu
Hunt I'm April bond for S2jOOOO, with surellcH
for twice that amount had been given and approved by
the Justice, and then filed. according 10 law,
M tbe time the writ Issued. The case was
now upon the calendar Of the Supreme Court NJ
Wasmng and due notice Of all the proceedings hat
been given the city The city haG been aware OF these
proceedings oil the time, Mr. Card0zO said, ana every
sfeD taken toward enforcing paNmcnt al present was
done at the ctys peril No steps had been taken on the
p1rt of the company. its counsel 70 compromise win
be ctv and none would be taken IL was Lot simply Il
ouetion of the amount claimed Of the company bnt
rather one involving the validity Of tie assessment of
an cxOrltart annually that would tend TO drive
away the only American steamship company at TINS port
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

was little mortgage which must be cleared of first OF
all. The father superior advanced the sum to pay on
the mortgage, and sent OF the monks with him 10
arrange the sale Of the property and the entrance OF ne
convert into the monastery. GirOd easily managed 70
got rid Of his companion and the good fathers heard
nothing more OF the old sinner In this way the prisoner
succeeded in swndIing $40 out OF the Abbey OF SOgy
a-TTappe. $50 out OF the Monastery OF sepfons, 424
out OF the Olivean Brothers of Parmenie 4op OUT OF
the missionary fathers Of LOurdes, go pounds out Oh
the superior of NOre Dame de Lans and $50 POUNDS out
of the Marist Brothers OF BesancOn The cOnratefhy
were by these repeated dccepODs, and warn
ing was sent TO the mOnasteries. When Olr0q pre-
seuted himself with his old story to the Trapist BrO
of Bricquebec he handed over 10 the police HIS
sleek and sauctmonious air avaled him not in court hc
was sentenced 10 20 years imprisonment
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
4 RICH CARGO From TIE POLE.
A srcREr EXPEDITION RETURNS WITH LOAD OF

A srcPFT EXPEDITION RETURNS WITH A LOAD OF
MICA.
NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Oct. 12.-The schooner
Era left Ncw-London June G. well supplied with mining
implements, tIamways and AL appliances Tor the eAca
yaton of minerals and under command Of Lieut. Mntz"r
formerly Of the Polaris expedition The destination ana
object OF the voyage kept secret The schooner mas
lust returned. she went TO Cumberland lncl' placo
known to whalemen as Matte valley. Two gangs ol
men were nut 10 work about 800 feet above the level OF
the sea- and were assisted by Esquimaux In blasting
mica aud taking board by tramUays From ten 10
fifteen tons blasted out Of the vons about ten fec
below the surface the veins gave out and no more
could he med. some oil the blnchs are
aryr and clear measuring 10y Il inches In thickness
aud weighing about 80 pounds Ihc mica II SAID To bc
worth from 50 t. <2 per pound. The schooner on hcr
way here was DELAYED eleven days by ice II Is said she
Will now proceed TO Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
LI1ESJ SHfP NEWS
fyor ofh,r ship Ners s,c Thbd Page.l

flor ofh,r ship Ne,rs 81, Thhd Pd5el
ARRIVED. . p.
,,rt In and Port Royal 9h. with Hdsr ana pass y" - "
MALLORY ~ 20 ,,,o,, Kelly Richmond CITY Point aud Nor
foit Nth IInise 10 Old Dominion steamship Co. , 49,. .
si,an,slnp Gen whitney. IIaleL Boston, WIN must '"'
pes PAIN 10 ipI Ioi yarmouth 81 Cann Liverpool a.
day : III nne fNorl smith IIayre 60 dys in ballast
BarE so6por (Aust.G BaIbarovch PAt'a' - "''' WI"
Hsrk Carmel (Nor) Joeroldsen Amsterdam July ~ IL
ballast. ,,...,..,, .1.ut "a viii, u,dse
M Siaprb Thompson aud from Now Haven III Da
ai Hr po, lean, do Fac (port) Borla BonSa 33 days
with sugar. ~
steamships p Calaud fol Rotterdam @ Wi" f,p a BTmnGa
Champion. for Cnarl'ston Regulator 10" nT I'VE, Del
" & "i ~ nin,t % Be-, Er London; Argycshr' for GLASGOW"
banks Argo. Tor itottoriam' jessie ioi "''h' ~
''''' SAILED nY WAY or LoNG ISLAND SOUND
Steamshps Flcanora for Portland Gitueus o I D""n SUI
& bnIe 9ai JshHrs I P' 6Stan,' Mars mn r. NicAeson A.
Iauuhln. and ragussc Tor boston Iry Cr,sslry Tor
CLARK Tor salem. Addio NJ laine' ana hehlS oioo'S 0
WiND-sunsot light 8. clear
to.,o, no, 10 ,dyiccs from Robbc by telegraph from
Shanghai oct s. state that the BllllSa pai r, ,t,I
ro0rooo non, Manila san Frarcisco mas D,on .o's
Io,t Thirteen OF the crew saved The captain was
drowned. -
LONDON. Oct I2-s,iied oct T. Harriet Martha A. Berry
10Th. Evening star, Charley NrPnne' Sn,barJ Ed,ib
Aeosia1 sPeiio W. A. oct TO- ir Roma ih HaSon
Zari EiektIa Wndward; oct H. Maury Mu''AhE Oan'aa
Cord va INN,
Pm.pFtPuIA oct I2-Arriyed. steamships HARRISBURG.
salem; H. L. CAV from BaitMVIe' t tr ,simore ha ars
HrwoRLRlSs Oct l2Auiyed at the Passes steamships
slim AImorl Cleared Iiih steamship Frd rcl. for Liver
pool Cleared l2th. steamship hudsoh i0f O"'A
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
MUSIC.
THE THOMAS ORCHESTRA.

Mr.. Thomas will devote his programme this
evening exclusively TO MendelssOhn and he has made
ngmber Of admirable selections for the OCCASION Tho
chief of these the Scotch Symphony which opens the
programme. Mr.. s B. Mills VIII play the minor CON
certo which he very successful in Philadelphia
few days ago. Miss Beebe will sing Infeice" and Miss
Drasdn "The Voices of Youth" while both ladies unite
in the wellknOwn duct Il would that my love" Mr.
JacObSOhn will give the first movement OF the violin
certo. The Midsummer Nights Dream overture
pletes the performance.
On Mondayncxt the whole Of the Centennial Inaugural
ton programme will he given with chorus. This will
be the first opportunity of hearing in this city Mr. Bucks
charming cantaa and the other music performed in Phil
adelphia at the opening OF the Centennial last May
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
STATE BUSINESS Ar ALBANY.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE rnIursE.l

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct 12.-The Canal Board
held no meeting to-day, owing to the absence Of state
Engineer Van Gurcn, who il III at New-Brighton, s. l.
The Board Of Audit has not yet acted upon the bill FOR
detective services IN the Kelsey murder case nor has
the argument in The Baxter canal boat case been o-
ncwed Both matters laid over until the next
meeting.
II is not vet known when Judge Van Alstync will
be in taking testimony in the OF superintendent
Eaton In the mean time Mr.. Eaton still holds his place
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
MOODY AND sANKFY.

CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-The Moody and Sankey
revival work has received an additional Impetus from
tbc fast day exercises. To-day meetings held at
many OF the churches but the chief interest was in the
union meeting at Farwel Hail. which was held between
IL and l O'Clock. If. Chronicles, sth chapter was
divided into four scctons-yiz. humiliation prayer the
uniting away OF sin, and the resulting blessing, which
topics were discussed respectively by the kcVs GID
s0n Cheney Parkhurst, and Bishop Cheney Ihe ROCK
Rivcr Conference adjourned to attend the meeting ana
the nall was too small TO accommodate the cOngrtgauh
The various church services have been fruitful Ill con-
versions.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
CoNsTASTA, p. m. m.........
TIE COLUMBUS MONUMENT UNvAILED.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. -. The Columbus
monument was unvailed to-day by Gov. Hartranft
and Baron Blanc Minister from Italy TO the United
states. The entire monument cost $4,000, and stands
% feet from the ground tho statue OF Columbus being 10
feet in hight. and the pedestal II feet high. Gov Hart
ranft escorted by the ls and 2d Regiments, Weccacoe
Legion Washington Grays and the First City Troop az
rived the grounds about o'clock p. m, and shortly
afterward the exercises were opened by overture.
AonZO VI. Viii, Honorary Consul Of Italy and member
OF the Centennial Committee, then made few apprUpr
ate remarks after which the monument was formally
uuydilcd. Addresses were made by Gov. Hartrauft,
Baron Blanc, Judge DAILY OF NcW-IUrK, Mr. NunLO
Fne OF the Monument Association, anu the Hon. Nor
Nc Michael.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

rpoN GLASGOW IN sie1mshiD SriS of virginia Oet
.iTs unuan,n Miss Iull J. :. u. Evelyn his; t',t'
son Miss copper Mrs Dickson Mrs j. n"Wns % l,'o1
Cant A. D.. Miller Henry BiOWh MIH. lii
and cld Jrhn r. Miller MI ami NIT. ~ ui NJ" %
;i,nt Miss T. Cpmphr T. Mrs Higgins, A. STEM MlrH ,
a n,, W.Ilsco George D Milne MTstha - h-"' I" ',
Mir, Lillian Davi, aud caild. Malcolm Bls Mi'' IL u Trn
"a I'm nud child Alexander MclWgarl, MI an" MIS- '"""
.l...1..r.I mn lLmILA Mis-. WHY MCLlLlul.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

There positively ground Whatever iOr The ridiculous
coutrai tory claims put forth uy Of the sowing
machine compamies-that particular machines have
ceved CHER honJrs than others The awards all Of the
same grade exhibit pronounced best Of its class.
The Judges reports yet published will the special
merits OF each tx Jit rne Wilcox Gibbs
machine has taken all the houOIs Obtanable.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
N1RRLED.
RnARnMAN-RnN

BOARDMAN-BONNER- Thursday. oct. IL. at st
Julns church. clifton. staten Island, by the !ey j. O..
Ecrlrsion. d. D.. Albert BoaIluau OF New.Iork 10
GcOrgana Gertrude, eldest daughter OF Jno Bonner of
staten Island.
sALTUS- -FOOTE-On Thursday oct -, MorrstowB. ".
by Rev. Root. y. Merritt. ID. d. Nicholas Saltus Of
Brooklyn and Katherine j. FOoie oil MOrrIstOwu.
STU ART-FOOTE- Thursday, II, NorTstOwn. y.
j. by Rev lloUt " merritt D. D. JOn stuart Of DetrUit,
Micl, aud Louise FOOto o. MOrTistoSn.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY ELECTION.

CNCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 1.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railway took place here to-day. W. w. Bloodgood Of
Ncw-York was elected director vice j. d. Schmcr. re-
signed Gen L. g. Parsons OF Flora. Ill.,, ana Frank W;
Tracey OF Springfield H.. whose terms Of Oice expired
by rotation reelected directors. All tie officers
were reelected aud the meeting was harmonious The
Isvecut,ye and Finance Committee at Ncw-Iork are
Daniel Torrance, John King, ST.. and VI. H. Bloodgood
con L. d. Parsons, Frank w. Tracey, and Theodore q.
steir cnnsfu mic the Auditing Committee at ST. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
COMMODORE YANpERBILrs CONDITION.

The condition of Commodore Vanderbilt
sill remains favorable At IL o'clock last evening ne
WAS very comfortable and had suffered from little or no
pain during the day. The Rev. DIR. Deems called upon
him as usual Mr. W. II. Vanderbilt and other relatives
Of the Commodore also called TO ascertain his condition