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EASTERN DISPATCHES


4 1SS. 49,
Senator Sargent having received a
letter from Director Liudermann tore
shadowing the stoppage of operations
at the San Francisco Mint before the
expiration of the current fiscal year
on account of deficiency in appropria.
tons granted last session, brought the
matter to the attention of the Secretary
of the Treasury to-day. As the result
of conference Secretary Morrill, as.
isures Sargent that he will from funds
under his control make provision to
keep up work in the San Francisco
Mint until the expiration of the year.
Restoring the silver Dollar.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.
A bill to provide for the coinage of
silver dollars and to make snch coin
legal tender without limit created quite
a sensation in the House. Thera is
evidently strong opposition to the bill
"AluouI cSScuIidb LHouAuCdtAOu, US Wdo
indicated bv considerable confusion
and excitement previous to the ques.
ton being moved and sustained. but
the understanding is that two hours
shall be allowed for debate before
vote is taken to-day.
G ommittee on Presidential Q uestion.
The House Judiciary Committee has
reconsidered the resolution for the
joint committee aud has decided upon
a committee of the House alone to ex-
anime and report upon the Presidential
complications. 1t is probable that the
House will not agree to adjourn this
year until after the holidays.
S.P II. II.
c. P. Huntington arrived to-day. He
says the Southern Pacific Railroad will
reach the Colorado by next March, and
work will be continued. in case circum-
stances are favor able, without sus-
pension of operations. He declaims
having any connection with any of the
Texas roads. frH ~ .<'0dss .@tN
BANDS silver Bill,
Bland got his Silver Bill before the
House to-day. The indications now
are that there may be n square vote.
extreme hard money men fought last
session to prevent it from reaching
vote. Bland seems more likely to
succeed than ever before. Hewitt,
Cox and Kassop, however, maintain
their resolute opposition.
Postmaster.
The President has appointed Quincy
w. Hall Postmaster, at Elko, Nevada
The Oregon Question.
The Oregon question was again
brought to the attention of the Senate
to.daX by { Mitchell. He quoted from
the Oregon Constitution TO show that
ehO NV'Viuvk Auty r"oS u1VAciJ AihaS
terial. and 70 canvass the vote for Pres
idential electors in the same manner as
for Congressman. and to issue certifi-
cate to those receiving the highest
number of votes. Morton's speech was
mainly devoted to an elaborate presen-
tation of legal authorities and preced-
ents to prove that the inelligibility of a
majority candidate does not elect a
minority candidate. He cited numer-
GUS authorities, both of England and
OF this country. prominently of the
New York decision which Grover
recited, but which Morton claimed
were directly opposed to Growers the
ory. He also insisted that Watt
eligibility was purely judicial quos-
ton, over which the Governor had no
control, and denounced his action in
assuming 1t. ~ 10 - w. =
.f.+sf..a.r. Ell. fTg ftts9
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THE Elko Independent says the
Winsor Company of Tuscarora Dis
trict have made arrangements for hat-
ing mill built on q mine recently pur-
chased by them ia that district.
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NEW YORK. Dec. IL.
Prince tDemocratl was elected
Mayor Of Boston. yesterday, over
Bradiee. citizens candidate, aud But
terick, Prohibitionist. 8
~ z2d Joint Rule.
CHICAGO, Dec. IL.
The Posts Washington special says
that ia the face of the recent decision
of the Senate. Randall again rules this
afternoon that the Joiut Rules were
yet 10 force and must continue until
abrogated by joint action of both
houses. Z Noappeal was taken. e"
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they are produced and made public the
people will plainly see how the con-
spirators at Washington. through un-
scrupulous Governors AID cahvassing
boards changed the msjorities in three
States. E
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BULLION TAX.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN tax on proceeds Of mines for the quarter
ending september 30, 1876. is now due and
payable TO me ut my Office in the Court house
of the county OF Humboldt. and that the laws
for it's collection will be strictly enforced.
JAMES BUCkNER. Co unity Assessor.
BY \. BUckNER. Deputy Assessor.
Winnemucea, November II, 1876. 4w
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NEW TO-DAY.
Annual Meeting.

OFFICE or JRasEr MINING AND SMELLING
COMPANY,
San Francisco, Cal, December 3, ls7G,
The annnal meeting of the stockholders OF
the Jersey Mining and smelling Company, for
the election Of 7r,isfees and for the transac-
ton Of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting. will be held at the
San Francisco, California, ON Wednesday,
December 10, 1876, a. O'Clock in the after.
noon. j. i. PLACE, Secretary.
-.. nov13-td 1888 IS .ff=..
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The New York herald., 1876-08-22
THE RACE.


Freebooter was first away, Matte A. second, May D.
third Kenwood fourth and Aerohte nth. The horses
ran up the fractional track very rapidly, and when
hey passed out OF to the regular track Free
sooter led one length, May d. second, Matte A. third
Aerohte fourth and Keuwood nith Freebooter showed
the way around the lover turn by head only, and
When he reached the three-quarter pole he had very
iile than that advantage OF May ID. the latter
vas two lengths advance OF Matte a, who seemed
% OF her usual speed and was falling further
oehnd the further she had 10 run Aerohte Was ourth
acnwo,d out OF the race; Freebooter galioped gal
aDtiy up the homestretch and won by length, May
y. second, lengths ahead OF Matte A. the latter
one length advance OF Aeroe and kenwood lar
behind.
Time ll1.
Freebooter paid $40 IN the Mutrels.
Mcpdniels Jockey lost the from sheer stupidity
de- the slightest effort to rouse the hy up
the a OF the flag, and she never extended herself
rom start TO finish.
sas purse OF 5000, or all to carry 100 bs
tith usual allowance TO mares ana gedings the win
,er of the loo b. August 10 10 carry lbs
.xira. one mile and half Eight horses came to the
posi- Tor this event These were rhomss ". boswell )
pay nliy Invoice, by Lexington, dam Noga years
old, carrying % lbs T. Dwycr Brothers black colt
RhndamaDthus by bennington. dam Nemesis. years
old 100 lbs. ID McDanieis chestnut mare Madge, by
Australian, dam Alabama, years old, % lbs t. A.
ylabaughs chestnut colt Niaior, by Nauxha, dam
Hoatherbe years old 100 lbs j. g. Beth huucs bay
relding Burgoo, by imported Hurrah, dam Emma
downing, years old. e1 lbs A. smiths bay mare
Inspiration, by Warminser dam sophia, years Old,
D. los and L. A. Hitchcock s chestnut horse galway,
BY Concord dam Naudlna, years old, loo lbs
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
MRS. JOSEPHINE COOKS FUNERAL.

Yesterday afternoon at two O'Clock Mrs Josephine
Cook, the daughter of Mr. Joseph H. Tooker the bust
ness managcr Of Booths Theatre, buried from the
Church OF the Strangers Many relatives and friends
accompanied the remains from the residence OF the
deceased IN West Twenty second street. and when Rev.
Dr. Deems appeared TO perform tho last sad rites the
spacious church crowded the doors The
casket lay upon raised pedestal, and all around II
the floral tributes OF affection and esteem which
sorrowng friends had In this circle of beauty
and fragrance several elegant pieces One OF
these. cross Ave feet high, stood upon broad ped.
esla bearing the inscription "Our Niece. This was
the onerng OF Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Florence. A
magnificent COMPUTATION oil hearts ant anchors
IRON hessss Jarrett Palmer stood next. Then
there was an anchor from 4. A. Sothern aud a large
wreath from Mrs Normal Ward. other Coral trbatcs
were grouped aroup., almost hiding behind . wall OF
delicate tints the casket Nearly all the
theatrical tgcr- OF New York numbers OF the
profession were present Among these last were Mr..
and Mrs. Florence and Ms Barney lliams who were
relatives OF the deceased Dr Deems at close OF
the youth and virtues OF the dead and uttered word
OF consolation for those who .cplored her loss The
body was tucn conveyed TO Green for interment
The deceased who was the vile of Mr. Henry Cook Of
the nrm oi Leonard, Cook Co, was only twenty
years OF age al the time OF her death, and leaves
child, In giving birth TO whom she died
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
THE HUDSON RIVER REGATTA.

A TWENTY-FIVE MILE RACE AND A SPANKING
BREEZE AT THE sTART-THR EUaHKA AND
ANNIE L.. WINNERS.
The Hudson River Yacht Club held its nual re.
gata yesterday from the club house, at the foot of
Seventeen street. North River, TO the stakcboa,,
which was anchored of the bluffs at Fort Lee, then
down the Jersey shore to the south Of 1enberg and
the to the club house and repeat distance
In all OF twenty-five miles There twenty one
yachts belonging TO the club, thirteen Of which were
entered the prizes being Tor first and second class
boats b and cat rgged and special prize for special
class which 1t was expected that the William II.
Hamilton and the Eureka well others would enter,
but the Eureka entered Tor this class yet
she was adudged winner Tor beating all other yachts
without time allowance. The n mes, asurement
and owners Of the yachts were as follows:-
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
LONG BRANCH.
OCEAN SWIMMING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO COME OFF.

FATAL AcCIDEST-AN EXCITING RUNAwAY-THE
OCEAN SWIMMING observation-disclosures
TO COME OFF.
LONG BRANCH, August 81, 1876.
A distressing accident occurred at The West End
Hotel yesterday evening. The son of Mr. Reyes, Of
Baltimore, aged about twelve years. the top OF
the omnibus it stood ut the door waiting for the
to the last train Tpe horses started sud
denly, aud the poor boy thrown to the road rao-
turing his skull. He died at hali-past one this
morning.
To-day an intense excitement was occasioned by a
dangerous runaway Mrs. Hildreth. the wife OF OF
the propr etors of the West End Hotel, driving
a light wagon with two OF her children when the
took fright and away. Being powerful and fast
horse he quito beyond Mrs. Hidreth's control,
WHO, however, being a good driver, managed to
keep him the road and to the
corner opposite the West End Hotel safely.
The hotel guests VINO crowded the balconies
excited as the horse dashed past the house Mrs. Hill
dreth guided the horse 10 the road passing tho club
house Dul at that moment she heard the railroad
whistle The track crosses he road a short distance
above the hotel and Mrs liildreh, as last resort
turned the horse INTO the lane caing to the stables.
As she turned, however, the wagon struck post on
the and smas he'd It TO atoms. Mrs Hildreh and
the two children being thrown INTO the road. The
guests rushed the road alter the vehicle. and
al first thought that all have been killed Provi
dentiaily however the whole party escaped with some
severe bruises.
framing or their match August 81, op-
postc The West End to-day in the presence OF large
number OF spectators. Their performances in the
proved them 10 bo excellent swimmers, and tho
ocean match is looked forward TO with much interest
rraulz the favorite in the betting, but Wade is
powerful swimmer and tho macn will, no doubt, be
well contested.
The regatta OF the Long Branch Rowing Association
is TO take place "Wednesday next, at Pleasure Bay,
aud will be largely attended. There are ten entries
Tor the single scul race.
A subscription fun dress ball. under the auspices
OF the ASSOCIATION, takes ut the West End Hotel.
Thursday next, which Will be graz affair. The
prominent patrons of the ball Mr. and Mrs. John
Hocy, Mr. George W. Childs, Mr.. and Mrs. Paddock,
Mr. and Mrs William henderson, the Sternbcrger anu
Seiigman families, Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Dougherty,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy, Mr.. apd Mrs. De Rvss,
Mr. and Mrs Drexei aud other cottagcrs besides the
pr guests OF the hotel The President and Mrs.
Grant arc expected grace the occasion with their
presence.
The entertainment in aid Of the Catholic church viii.
take place on Thursday Afternoon.
DROWNING.
Mr.. j. Rutherford Watson OF Brooklyn, while bath
ing morning carried out by he unueriow HIS
cries tor help brought out Mossrs. William Doughcriy
and Ben Whiieman, who noby went 10 The rescue and
brought safely to tho shore They were loudly ap
plauJcd by the hundreds OF people VINO Witnessed tue
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
OlEO.

AcnKsos In Brooklyn, August 2l, MAJ JASH
AcHEsoN, the dearly beloved daughter OF Henry and
Mary Aeheson, aged year. months and 10 days
Friends are invited 10 attend the funeral, from their
residence, $50 Hicks ST., August %, at Two r ~
BAETLEy Suddenly, on Monday, 2lst inst, Will
LIAM j., third son of Meanctbon and Robcna Barley
Notice oi funeral hereafter.
BROWN AT Washington Heights, on Monday, August
2l, BESSIE infant daughter OF J. Romano and Aunie
B Brown
Funeral services at the residence OF her parents,
l52d ST.. near Grand Boulevard Wednesday. at halt
past twelve 4. NJ.
BROWN AT New London, Conn. on sunday,
August 20, SARAH CATHERINE daughter OF John ;. and
Nciuc g. Brown, aged 10 years
Funeral from the residence OF her parents, No ,225
Pacific ST.. Brooklyn. Wednesday, August 23, at half
past three 2. A.
BRrgNiSGHAr sES. Suddenly, on Sunday afternoon,
August 20, Dr. CuARLEs BRuESiNGsACssS, aged o.
years.
The funeral will take place on Wednesday 2sd nst
at two 4. NJ. irom his a,c residence, lvs Navcrey
place
BRrsu- -0n Sunday, August 20, MARIA, widow OF
thelate BENJAMIN n. Brusn.
The relatives and friends Of tho family arc respect
The New York herald., 1876-08-22

Tho start was fine one, the eureka getting away
with her jib flying followed by the Annie l. aud rene
the crack boats o the feet II seemed TO be fore
gone conclusion that the Eureka would carry OF every
thing as she came on TO the lower sakeboat on tho
club house fifteen minutes ali, OF OF the rest OF
the boats The Clara 5 wa quite unfortunate IN her
cruise tor whcE OF the course at Manhattanve, and
heading straight Tor the bluffs at For, Lee. she was
capszcd the crew being saved by passing propeller
aud tho yacht was then drawn out of the race. Coming
down the second turn the Mary Allen had mishap
also losing her throat halvards In unaccountabls
manner. and she was also pulled out OF the race.
There not slack sheet on the Clara s. at the
time Of the disaster aud every one iet sorry for the
accident she Is considered to be swift boat The
first class boats started at twelve
O'Clock precisely, and the second class at In.
05m., by gun the nrst or preparatory
gun having been fred at lin. som. The Irene made
her nrs turn around the stern OF the William Ham,
iton board OF which the judges were Stationed IN
III +5m. and the Eurega In III 45m. The Irene broke
her jsDboom, and there were one or two minor acci
dents, one OF which was that Wee Commodore Dick
Freeman yesterday succeeded In winning MS nrst
yacht race with the Annie L. But three Of the yachts
OF the hrst class had Their time taken at the hpal
stake, ana the judges erred also In not having
tmcsccper al the Fort Lee stake boat
10 show progress Tho prizes 10 be pieces
valued $40 cach and for the special class,
won by the Eureka pennant Was 10 be the prize The
Eureka came IN a, Sh. S3n, the Annie l., winner OF
the ars class prize, at 3h 56m the Irene at An 05m
30s the Rosy H. at 4h 2Om and the Vision at An 43in
Five hours allowed tor botn classes TO make the
race, but when that time had elapsed and none OF the
second class boats mad appeared was then decided 10
not take their time but to order that the seond class
boats should sail the race or another day The judges
were Nessrs. +. LAwer H. Il. Grebc ana
Richard V. Freeman. Among the humors OF the
day was the sentence OF the fleet, that court
martial should be held next Saturday evening on tho
steward because he furnished boiled ham weighing
fifteen pounds, ten pounds OF which was clean TAT.
Chances are open 10 JOIN the court martial which VIII
be a very solemn OCCASION at fifty cents head
The officers Of the Hudson River Yacht Club are
President. John T. Lyncb; Vice Commodore, Robert
Shaw; Treasurer, Joseph suIgcr; Secretary. John j.
Finn; Mcssurer, John Klaus; steward, Adoiph stlger
The yacht Hamilton through the Kindness OF US
owners Captain W. and j. Gage, was used as the Judges
and press boat during tho regatta
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
DANIEL DREW'S BANKRUPTCY.

The contin uation OF The ADJOURNED examination OF
Mr.. Eugene \. Robinson, Daniel Drew's principal
broker, before Register Williams, OF No. Warren
street, down for yesterday, and, at the ap-
pointed time, Mr.. Robinson, accompanied by his
stern, OF New York the counsel for the assignee or
the Drew estate. put IN their appearance 1t viii be
remembered that the examination was adjourned 10 al
low Mr.. Robinson time to prepare accounts OF HIS
transactions with Mr. Drew. Mr Robinson stated,
yesterday, that he bad been unable to get the fun
statement ready. and requested little more time Iiy
consent OF Mr.. stern the examination again dcer
red until one week from to-day. when there is little
doubt that 1t will be proceeded with. The statement,
far prepared covers period OF about five years
ana involves amounts aggregaling s75, 600 000
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.

THE FLEET AT EDGARrowN-A nKoArTA AT
NEWPORT, FOR CUP, TALKED oP--sEyERAL
OF THE YACHTS GONE WEST.
MATTHIAS VINEYARD, Mass, August 81, 1870
The cruise or the New York Yacht Club feet has
proved rather barren ana evcnsless compared with
those OF former years, and the compromise on
the elaborate Broad street programme will not now be
carried out The fleet have renamed at Edgartown all
day with the exception of the ldicr ana wanderer,
which sailed for Gloucester this morning The Meta,
Rambler and Alice will 90 This will
leave the Es,ee, vndex, Arrow, Josephine.
Foam, Restless, Dreadnaught and Alarm TO
go 10 gloucester IL almost certain that
not more than half of them will do
The schooner Haze owned by DR.. Mott, OF New
London, and the sloop Gracie are here. The Haze
leaves tor the west 10. morrow
II is ON the programme to have regstta for cup
at Newport II the ee unites there again. but there Is
nothing definite about IT, The Madeleine, Vision and
Windwar have already gone west