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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-07

MATCH BETWEEN THE NAMELEss Al
i ALASKA cIuBs-scoHE s TO

MATCH BETWEEN THE NAMELEss AMI
ALASKA CLUBs-sCoRE 5 TO 4.
The Namclcss and Alaska clubs played the Capt.
toline Grounds yesterday afternoon. The day an
that could be desired for tho SPORT but the grounds
were in a most wretchcd condition The lead OBJ
tanned by the Namelcss Club by Of Ricc's In
the first inning held by tho Brooklyn boys until
the fourth inning, when good batting BY their OPP
ponents, aided by bad in judgment BY
Bgc and q still moro objectionable error
by Crosby, changed the figures two TO
one against them. In the following inning, however,
bad throw by DUNCAN, wild pitch by Hankinson
ana palpablc nun by Rice permitted the Namelesa
tie the score From the fifth to the eighth inning
the remained te each club having put on two
runs Thus tar aud indeed throughout, u was well
contested game Notwithstanding that number OF bad
errors were made on both sides.
The pitching aud catching were first class on both
sides while both rst bascincn Jailed 10 show 10 good
advantage
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CREEDMOOR.

CONTINUATION or THE CONTEST FOR THE
LUTHER BADGE-sANFoRD WINS THE SPIRIT
OF THE TIMES BADGE.
The (ine weather yesterday had the effect OF calling
large number Of marksmcn to Crcodmoor, and besides
those directly interested nearly all Of the members Of
the Board Of Directors present Among the
prominent visitors Sir Rose Price, Assistant Adj
jutant General Alfred Taylor. General Woodward, Gen.
eral Shalcr, General Mcserolc, Judge Stanton and
others. Tho Luther Badge match, ut 500, 900 and
1000 yards began at eleven A. NJ. At this time there
scarcely breath Of air stirring, certainly not
enough to affect the shooting, and the result good
record of scores the best Of which are appended
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BOAT RACE ON THE HARLEM.

The single scull race between three prominent
beers OF the New York Rowing Club took place yester
day afternoon the Harlem River. The entries
werc:-J. II. Hartshorn. William Greene and Il.
Weeks Hartshorn had the New York shore, Weeks
the Wcstchester and Greene inside. Tue
from the powder ship OIL Mott Haven, through Ma
combs Dam, to Morris dock straight away, and
half miles
START
The start effected which, when II did occur, gave
Greene slight lead which he increased by good row.
lug. AZ the Athletic Grounds Greene stll ahead
Of Weeks, who being ovcrtakcn by Hartshorn.
During the last halt mile Harshorn by desperate squirt
ing, passed his leader coming In winner by nearly
three lengths. Time--l0m los Greene second.
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CENTENNIAL srAKRs TWO MILES AND rInEy-oUAR-
TERs-grx Jrxk L.
HANDBALL AND RACKETS.

The Madison street court was crowded yesterday TO
witness tho decision OF three long pending matches at
the above games, and the patience Of the audience
rewarded BY the addition OF contest not set
down in the programme The FIRST match played was
At handball for wine supper, best two games out Of
three and the referees decision was folows:
NJ Savage aud ~ Laughrey. 10 II 2i-58
T. Fahcy and j. Lehman. .......... II Is 20-56
Tho above was followed by a second contest, this
time for purse Of $l00 The ~ the conclusion
stood thus
g. Haley and d. Leahy. - q M-S
p. Sheehan and John Ja9o. n ~ ISIS
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And IRON November J. 1873, TO April -, lSs6-Pork,
barrels lO,902: beet barrels and tcrccs SOFA lard,
pounds ~ 1853; bacon, pounds a. az S54 iallow,
pounds 3,9l6,S15
BY comparison Of these important figures somo
idea may be had of the commerce be affected by
the settlement OF tho freight questions basis cqui
table 10 New York.
The New York Central officials yesterday expressed
confidence in their ability TO successfully maintain
their independent stand 500 loads Of East bound
freight received and about $50 OF West bound
freight forwarded OF course, II the Grand Trunk,
Pennsylvania or baltimore and OHIO lines cut down
passengers fares, Central will follow suit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-07
THE AMERICAS CUP.

lcttcr Of inquiry has boon received by che New
York Yacht Club Regatta Committee relative 70 the
challenge recently issued by Major clifford. command
ing tho Canadian yacht Tho Countess Of Duilern, ask
ing the under which the proposed International
match Is 10 be sailed. special meeting Of tbs New
next when all questions pertinent 70 tho subject viii
be finally Determined.
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PoUGHKEEpsIE RIFLE RANGE.

AT meeting Of the Hudson River Rifle Association
Il decided to take the old range at Poughkccpse
for another year. with the privilege Of five renewals
Various improvements decided upon, and Colonel
Bodne instructed to supervise them. Tho range
will be placed In first class condition.; ranges Of
200 600 and 900 yards will be laid out, tho markers
pits signals 10 be Of the latest STYLE aud tho
targets viii be OF the Creedmoor pattern.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MAY T. ls7e-oUADRUPLE

criminal should nc close the chapter by naTrating
how these things detected reformed and pun
hed by constitutional processes, which the wisdom
OF fathers devised Tor ~. that tho virtue and
purity Of the people found their vindicaton IN tho
justice OF tho Senate Applause IN the galleries,
which was promptly checkedl
Mr.. Hoar concluded at i've o'clock. and on motion OF
Senator SHERMAN the Senate. as Court Of lmpcach
ment then adjourned until Monday, at eleven O'Clock
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PEDESTRIANISM.
Edward Mullen

Edward Mullen, champion short distance walker adj
viscs that he Is ready to meet William Mccain, OF
Albany, in 20 miles 100 miles contest for $500
side AS tho latter proposes Mullen Is also willing to
walk either Brown, Smith, Oddv, McCann, any oshcr
pedestrian In TINS country. from ten miles for
81 900 side, IN weeks after signing articles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-07

THE SPIRIT oF THE TINES BADGE
The next match took place ut hafpast throe NJ,
and the badge presented by Wilkes Spirit
II the Times; distance, 800 yards. Tho number oil
entries was orty-two among whom we're some Of the
s.crack shots Of the city Sir Rose Price entered 10
the match, but having strange gun. which was
brcech-loadcr he unable to make very brunf
score lie 10 used the muzze loading guns which
claimed to be superior weapons by the British
marksmcn. The best scores as f0Ilows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-07

George Rookie, having been rendered benefit by his
friends IL will come Oh tomorrow evening, At the
Germania Assembly Rooms Boxing and wrestling by
both professionals and amateurs MI up the programme
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PLYMOUTH ROCK. F"

Tho steamer Plymouth Rock Is in the great Balance
Dry Dock at the foot OF Pike street. East River being
recoppcrcd prior 10 beginning her trips to Rockaway
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JOCKEY CLUB BETTING BOOKS.

Tho latest odds offered and taken ut the American
Jockey Club rooms on the principal events TO be run
during tho spring meeting at Jerome Park are as fol.
lows:-
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YACHTING NOTE.

The sioop yacht Lucille IL on the Marine RAILWAY
u Keyport \. j., ovcrhAuIins and vii soon b. reads
10 b. launched
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York for tho week ending May l. 1870, and their dis

Totals, week. SO. $40 6l5,325 l59ll2 1o3l 33, 734
In this connection II Will be Of interest To note The
daily report grain inspected and graded for the week
ending May ., lssJ, by car ioads:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-07

Runs carned--Namclcss, /; Alaska, O.
First base by errors OF Observation-Disclosures
Alaska, s.
Time OF game--pwo hours.
umpirc-Mr Loughlin, of the Arlington, Club.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-07

The now targets invented by Messrs. +. II. Sanio
and II. 5. Jewell tried tho 800 yards match, q
were found TO work very well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-07

brought out Mcssrs T. Fahcy and NJ Macdonald, a.
influential citizen OF Passac y. j., who commended
agaiast j. Jones aud +. Buckley at American rscketa
with the following result
Fahcy and Macdonald. ....-......... 0 Is 15-3o
Jones and buckley ..................-.. Is list
very interesting match between three well known
journalists OF this city scientific friend
OF theirs The bone OF contention y wicker basket
containing silvcrtopped black bottles filled With
hzzing iuid The losers OF tho majority OF five games
acquiring the right 10 pay for Aforesaid parcel
Messrs oconnor and lynn were allies against MI.
Hayes and Professor Leahey and all OF them played
with the skin OF practiscd amateurs The former gen.
tcmen were the winners, tho delicate white hands OF
Mr.. Hayes unfortunately swelling during the contest
and probably interfering with his final success The
remained Ms ioows:-
OConnor and Flynn. .........I IL Fl 2l 2f-U
Hayes and Leahey. ........ n IL 10 20--7:
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Total Tour wceks.. SsV52 ,Vy3JSU 9Cs,,22I 30 753
Cor. four weeks 50,759 19l1,24s lj06.435 II, 2G5
In order 10 gain idea Of the magnitude OF the
interests this present freight question indirectly
wolves, II may be well 10 give, IN tabular FORM the
volume OF trade IN our and grain for the week which
will be indicated by tho aggregated daily sales -
III a. IL NJ -
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And from November l. 1875, TO April 28 1S76:-Pors,
barrels, 1880; bcef barrels and tcrcos 34S5; lard,
pounds 6o773a3 bacon pounds, 80. 776,056; tallow,
pounds, 4,Gi1 500.
And from Boston for week ending April Is, 1870
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
WHAT 4 LuNArIc CAN Do.

Henry Bsrsh for the last ten years has
BEEN engaged in the laudabls enterprise
of writing himself down an ass, and in
the estimation Of the community he has
succeeded admirably. Mr.. BerHh il the
President Of the New York Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals.
He was the founder Of that society.
which certainly is a good one. and the
objects il seeks to attain worthy Of all
praise. Had Mr.. Bergh been content
with the glory Of having organized the
society he would have been recognized
the world over as the American cham.
pion OF the brute creation. But hs was
ambitious. and wanted to preside ovsr
the workings Of his machine himself.
The result il that he has caused more
trouble To the citizens OF New York than
any other living man. lIc il hated by
men and rsvilsd AMI ridiculed by the
newspapers. His monomanis causes
him to arrest workinsmsn whom the
courts discharge upon trial in nine cases
out Of ten. The poor fellows. however.
have lost two OF three days In jail. for
which they have no redress; and all be-
cause Mr.. Bsrsh faneisj in his lnnacy.
that the Bit might press uncomfortably
on their horses tongue, or the saddle
might rest too heavily on his back.
His last explicit is to procure warrants
Of arrest for the Californians interested
In the great mustang race. which WAS 10
have taken place yesterday, bat was
postponed on account Of the weather.
The race was 10 have bssn 305 miles in
fifteen hours pm thirty horses. This
would force each mustang to nj ten
miles in . half hour; and this. Mr..
Bsrsh considers cruelty to animals.
Caliiornians and Nsvadans who are &C
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
A HUNDRED YEARS. PROM NOW.

We have received . copy Of the hiA
World. New York. May 9Th. with its
columns dressed in deep mourning for
the death Of Mrs. Mary A. Ford. wife Of
Augustine Ford. brother Of the editor Of
that paper. Mrs. Ford was q very ami
able a. we'll a. . highly talented lady.
and had achieved quite . reputation in
literary circles from her poetic writings
under the nom de pim,e Of 'Una." The
following beautiful little poem entitled
"a Hundred Years from Now" ID a
specimen Of her poetic genius, and reads
with peculiar appropriateness at the
present time:
The SURFING =. Of human life f''s'' onward
Of souls,
Though sssvsiy ..,.. suss.rk to-day. pslsds.iA
And few shsii know We ever lived . hspdrd
years frsm now.
o mighty human brotherhood ! Why nsrrely war
49,, anu s.r'te.
WINE ooda gres, sos'a ms smp's space 'o'
evsrythins aivel -
Broad nslds. uneuitursd and unclaimed. are
waiting TOT The ppv
W prosrsss thst snAn mAhs mem bloom . nun
drcd yesfs froa nov.
WIZ should We tfy % earnestly IN HES shoat.
naffvv speo.
on soiden stairs 70 CHINO % hisn soovs our
,. oro.nef msnt $500
no1AS, -.
our so,a VII tust, ourselves % aust' anuh'
a"a 'e' ''o" NV"
w ,.ss ~ % %s y I n. sls%. ~ WY
uNso nun sotsmst
a neenex seho 70 us 'o'os " ssnsars w VI
-
The praise thsi tsrIis We sesrt' me seorn tha'
1890. dyes Win shame tns orvv.
VIII D. :. lonx.issso''sa dssms . hundred
Jess
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eustonsd to witness the speed and
powers OF endurance manifested BY mus
tangs will probably dissent from the
High and Mighty Bsrgh's view Of The
case. They will consider thai the man
Who rides 305 miles In fifteen hours suf.
fes more than the horse Who rum but
ten miles in thirty minutes. But the
soul Of the gsuils Bsrsh 10 20 thorough
" allsd With horse that there II no room
left for sympathy With his fsllov-msn.
In the ordinary four.mils races which
are run on every track in the East. .
horse will reach the pole in about eight
minutss-oftsn in lees time. II Eastern
horses can do this. certainly our mus
tangs. which have been trained TO the
business from their birth. can average q
mile in three minutes without suffering
very much from extreme cruelty.
These horses and thar riders have
gone East to exhibit at the Centennial.
Speed and power Of enduranesi in horses,
and skill in riding in mon, are certainly
as Legitimate wares for examination a
the exhibition - mechanism or works o.
art. Il il fortunate that In Philadelphia
Mr.. Bsrsh does not reign. II he did
he would undoubtedly insult the intslli
gence Of the country. and our fOrsisr
visitors. BY entering the arena and put
ting . stop TO the exhibition there. Tit
race In New York IL now announced Il
take place tomorrow. Bsrah will Ger
tainly stop IL with his warrants. Al
concerned will be arrested. They vii
be taken to the Court Of Special Session,
aud there acquitted and released. Blu
these proceedings will take time. Bsrgf
will want . p~ostponsmsnt, which will bt
granted him. Delay will follow delay,
and il will be some time before the grsa,
race. on which 90 much money rests, will
DO run. This 10 what one monomaniae
can do to spoil the sport Of gentlemen
In the metropolis. Thank heaven. w
have no Berghs in Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
ESTER n.

wEsTERN n.
suicide Of . Rejected Lever.
San JOSE. May l6.-About II o'clock
last night one Of the saddest affairs In
tho way Of suicide that svsr occurred In
this city took place at the residence Of
N. Ii. A. Mason. the victim being Louis
Sunmsrfeld Basoom. the youngest son
Of DR.. L. II. Bascom Of santa Clara.
Bascom has been away from this city
for nearly two years and returned q
short time since. Among his acquaint-
ances was Miss Ursula Mason. aged
about fifteen years. daughter Of the gen.
tleinan at whose house the tragedy &C.
CURED. Previous to his departure he
had visited her q few times but she
never exhibited the slightest preference
for his society. He called to see her
last evening to know II she loved him.
He had prepared for the worst by hav.
ing his pistol loaded before going to the
house. After hearing her answer he
said that she had given him his death
blow, and then with q rapid movement
drew his revolver. ANIL placing the muz.
zle to his head. fired. The bullet entered
the right ear and went through the brain.
lie fingered unconscious until shortly
before 3 o'clock this morning. At the
inquest held this forenoon the Jury re-
turned q verdict Of deliberate suicide.
Anti.Chinese Meeting ia Santa
Barbara.
SANTA BANANA. May lG.-Atths anti.
Chinese meeting held In this city last
evening resolutions were unanimously
adopted by those present, who pledged
themselves not to pstronizs any person
using capital as a san Of making q
livelihood who gives q preference to
Chinese labor over that Of white.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
%CRIPPLING oUR NAVY.

0Uk0 8lA4H kobAA 80 49,
cRIffLING oUR NAVY.
The Naval Appropriation bill. recon-
msndsd for passage by an economical
Democratic COMMITTEES. "savss" TO this
impoverished country 100000 in
money. That il. they have cut down
the estimates made BY Secretary Robson
for the coming year to that extent The
number Of enlisted men IL reduced from
$500 10 1900 30 that Ne shall have
1000 less sailors and marines than hith-
srto. The number Of Officers 10 10 be
gradually reduced from l02 TO ia dis
count Of . little over % per cent. The
patriotic committee has nossd around
the Naval Department in its laudable
desire for rstrsnchmsnt. and cut and
slashsd away until. IL the bill reported
10 passed by the House. We may as we'll
give up all ~prstsnsions to recognition AZ
naval power among the nations Of the
earth. Indeed, the Naval bureau OF the
Government may n well be abolishsd at
once ; and We are surprised thas onr
eager reformsrs In the House did not
think Of this means OF saving TO the
Government the expenses incurred BY
sustaining u costly Secretary and his
myriads Of subordinatss.
At the same time that VI are 20 sed-
uously studying economy" in naval
matters, the other great nations OF the
world are spending vast sums ON ships.
improvements in machinery. The teAting
OF ordnance. and otherwise rendering
their naval forces effective. England II
increasing her iron-elad iiset on . grand
scale. Tho lnfieIible" has just een
launched. She weighs ten thousand
tons and her double arrnor Is from ak
teen TO twenty-four inches in thickness
Her four sighty-one ton guns will pierce
armor twenty inches thick at q distance
Of q mile and . half. Ii Is instructive to
think what would become OF N mis-
srably crippled navy. II IL should come
in contact With . few InfieIibles'' or
"Tsmsfaires." Psrchancs after il had
been blown into -plintsrs Of wood and
iron some iusty Democrat might arise
in the House aud demand that tho sal.
ariss OF its officers and men be cut
down. We are q poverty-stricksn eoun.
try, and ws must save money in some
vay, and 5000, 600 il actually the
enormous sum Of twelve and a half cents
..,.d IN avery p.rson in the nation.
rhink Of n, II would buy a fragrant
Chinese MANUFACTURED cigar. or q glass
Of chair. lightning whisky.
In the name Of the American people
We protest acain., this Wholesale slaush.
NJ our naval resources. No great nation
with . xeabo.rd Ia defend. and We have
wide OCEANS ON either side Of us, can 10
.scu,s u;,bout . large and efficient naval
novsr NJ ia command. II il true that
mat NJ prs.sut there are no indications
ON our political horixan. that we are to DO
smbroiled with any foreign nation. But
We may BE- plunged into wal nj any mo-
uaut. ana II Ia n matter of necessity that
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
STOCK

HERrTFicATEs NOS. is,s3s AND 7i.soi.
u for ave shares each Of The Beleher Mining
Compsny's stock. All psnons ss hereby eau.
tisnsd not 70 purchase the zane. - the trsnsisr
Of the stock has been stopped on the books Of
the COMPANY. Any perSon fading tho same
will please return Il 70 the once Of the Yellow
Jacket Mining Company. In Gold Hill.
myi0 Sods FRANK ROSE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17

TIE new postal Law will 60 into effect
July LIST, 1876. The only change from
the present law is that transient news
papers and magazines shall be admitted
to and transmitted in the mails at the
rate OF one cent for every three ounces,
or fractional part thereof, and n cent
for each two additional ounces or frac.
ton thereof. The postage on all other
matter known rs third class remains al
one cent an u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17

Ok the TETON Rancho, in Kern county,
California, there Is young girl about
fourteen years old who Is said to he one
Of the most efficient vaqueros In all
that country. She sits upon a horse
like n man, handles the reins with con.
summats skill. and uses the lasso with
a 3 and precision. She is modest aud
well behaved in her department. and
bears a good character where she ID
known.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17

A LrrrER from Monmouth. Oregon, in
the Willamette valley fifteen miles above
Salem says the farmers in that section
shave almost given mp hopes OF raising
q crop this year. II has been raining oil
season, and does not show any sign Of
clearing up"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17

the general expectation amshg Irish
Members that, although the Government
will not consent to full amnesty, II will
do s~omsthing towards meeting the petit
TONERS prayer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
Fsaian Prisoners.

LONDON. May l6.-Ths Manchester
Guardians London correspondent says
the petition Of Parliament for the re-
lease Of Fenisn prisoners will be pre-.
scented to Disrasli on Wednesday. 1t IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17

Tue Wheeler exploring expedition
has returned 10 Los Angeles and will
disband.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
CENTENNIAL CLUB MEETING.

SPECIAL MERTIsG or MEaBERs or
n the Centennial Club win be held st the
T..wn Hall, Gold It'll, % WEDNESDAY
KvkkfNG, Nay 18th. al 100 O'Clock. A full
attendance 10 requested, - business Of import.
ance will be transacted.
BY order: HkBtR HOLMAN. President.
A. II. Z. DAVIS, Secretary. myis 70
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
Fatal Duel

LoSpoS. May TO- The Post states
that Prince Alexander Ausrspsrg has
died from the effects Of the wound he
received in the duel At Prague with
Count Kalowrat. The latter had been
arrested and will Be court-martialsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
DEFIANCE MlNINa COMPANY
" Location u principal place OF busiuess
Sau Prancisco, California.

Location Of works. Gold I'LL. Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account OF assess
ment Inc. - levied on the 18th day Of April.
1876, the several amounts set opposite ilc
names Of the respective shareholders. as fol.
lows;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17

CuKaarrs are selling In Rsno ct TWEEN
ty.fvs cents . pound.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17

Tue Great Salt Lake is steadily in
creasing In volume. and Is nos higher
than sver before known.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17

Tnraz will be . rodso al smoke Greek
on the 25th instant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
rOREIaN n.
order Restored d. IIaysi.

Nnw YoKK. May lG.-The Tribune ell
itorially says Order is appearing in
Haytf. The Revolutionary Committee
have formed q Provisional Government
which 10 to remain in power until the
National Assembly Is convoksd and
elects q President. Il IL probable that
Boisrond Canal. who Is at the head Of
the Government. will be elected Presi-
dent without opposition.