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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29

'AcoNrfRESce between delegates
from some Of the European govern
menr and leading Csnliaals has Re
Gently been held at, Rome. 10. bring
about a peace, if possible, between
Church ana Sta.e. The Cardinals
unanimously declared that hostility
could not Do eNpectodto cease until
the spiritual indepehdence Of the
Church vas acknaw lodged. CertMn-
ly all the spiritual independence the
Church wants should be granted.
But q distinctive ana unwaveriny
line should be maintained between
spiritual and temporal independence
and powell Let the Cardinals ac-
cede to this and the conflict is ended.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29
The Harmless Chinese.

At a meeting of the Board OF
Health to-day. DIR. Simpson stated
that he had been informed that the
Chinese were in the habit of disin-
terring the bodies of dead Chinese
in the cemetery, stripping the flesh
from the bones and leaving II on
the ground to decompose and
purify. The matter was referred
to the Health Officer for invesuga-
ton.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29

NEIIL's SELECT RsaDINGs.-This
evening Mr. J. S, Neill will give, at
Armory Hall, 3 selection of readings
embracing recitais from the most
eminent poets and writers who have
graced the paths of literature. We
hope every lover of fine artistic read
ing, every admirer of a fine style OF
elocution. will attend, for il
will he their pleasure to wit
ness both. One attractive fea-
ture of tile entertainment will be the
great Third Act of Othello, in which
our low-townsman. 7. Zachariah,
will enact the difficult part of Iago
to Mr.. Neill's Othello. BY all
means go and enjoy treat rarely Of
fered.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29
From Lower California.

Mendelson, a merchant from San
Raphael, Lower California, arrived
to-day. He says there was a rumor
there that bandini, forty strong,
were organized on the Colorado, con-
templa;ing mischief, but he had
heard nothing OF trouble. Tie peo-
pie Of San Raphael were dissatisfied
al the removal of the head quarters of
the Land Commissioners from that
place. On Tia Juana. near the line,
several political meetings had been
held, and considerable excitement
prevails.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29

The question Of utilizing wave
power motor cor ships has re-
Gently again been brought before the
no4icc of scientific men. This prop
esitico always, seemed to US like a
fellow, trying 70 lift hinasslf tsan, the
ground by pulling at his boot-tops.
= MONTANA has instructed her Gin
cinna,i delegates to stand in for
Blaine, Arkansas Mas instructed hers
to vote for Morton, and California
has LETT her representatives unpledg-
ed. bat has expressed an implied
preference in conyention for Blaine
or BIistow. sa
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29
LATEST DISPATCHES.
TSpcciai to the DAILY Lyon County
7Smes.l

1fmeS.l
silver Hill Affairs.
SAN Francisco, April 2S.--The
Trustees of the Silver Hill Mining
Company have called meeting for
May 10th, to double the capital
stock.
The Spalding Court Martial.
In the Spalding Court Martial,
it is reported that the evidence for
the prosecution closed to-day the
fifty first day of the trial.
{ From Arizona.
A correspondents of The Post at
Les Alamas, Pila County. Arizona.
after recounting the details of the
Indian troubles heretofore men,
tioned, suggests the propriety of in
vestigating the Indian ring in Arr
gona.
More Mongolians.
The Occidental 4 Oriental Com
pany's steamer Baltic arrived this
evening with an invoice Of six hun
bred Cinnamon.
A Mechanic H0nored.
Andrew Caville, a machinist, who
has perfected what is supposed to
be a valuable machine for the
manufacture of boots and shoes,
was waited upon at his shop to-day,
by Dom Pedro. who ordered a
model of the machine. aud volun-
teered to consult with his govern
ment about obtaining a patent for
the inventor in Brazil. as he is de-
sirous of Introducing the boo. and
shoe manufacturing business Ia that
country.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29

AT a State Convention of the Dem
oefsts OF NV York. held on the
9th, the Tammanyites favored the
nomination 81 Tflden, and the anti
Tammanyitss. after The adoption of
a report favoring Tammany by their
opponents, withdrew in disgust,
Tilden IS the Tammany candidate,
Who will be the anti Tammany can
didatel There is a disruption among
the New York Sine en- pees.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29

BECAUSE Minister WashbUrne has
declined the nomination for Governor
of Illinois, some papers declare him
out of the Presidential fight. Might
he not refuse to I've Governor and ac-
cept TO be President Gof course a
nomination for Governor would not
detract from his power as a candi-,
date for higher office, yet he may
have bis own reasons for declining
it, Anyway, he could hold but one
of the offices.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29

Don't forget when in want OF
printing in every variety. that The
TINES Office is the only office in the
county that is prepared to do any
class Of work.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29
The Central Pacific VS.. A. A.
Cohen.

The case OF the Central Pacific r.
Il. Co. vs.. A. 4. Cohen, to recover
something near 800, 900, came up
before the Twelfth District Court to-
day, on plaintiff motion To strike
out Il portion Of defendants answer.
The motion WAS argued at leagth by
Hall McAllister for plaintiff, and de-
PENDANT in propria persona, and sub
mittcd 10 the Court.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29

OF all descriptions. and he wishes all to give
him call before purchasing elsewhere. as he
can and will offer superior Inducements to ans
house In the State.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29
Warm Weather.

SAN Disco, April 2s.-The last
three days have been unusually
warm, the thermometer being as
high as So in the shade.
The New York herald., 1876-12-18

quorum, and as q number who 1.-Two within days rid
OF Washington will 60 homo 10 spend Christmas II Is
likely that there will be scarcely quorum in tho Sen
ate during the holiday week II Congress should decline
10 adjourn over as usual.
THE QUESTION OF ADJOURNMENT ron THE
HoLIDAYs-DIFrERENcE OF OPINION AMONG
PROMINENT DEMOCRATS
There is a great diversity OF opinion among promi-
democratic members Of the House OF Repro
scntatives on the subject OF . holiday recess
OF Congress, and is yet uncertain
whether any will be ordered, for what time.
Tho Committee Ways aud Means will, at their next
meeting on Tuesday, determine upon somo recon-
mendation 10 the matter and report TO the House.
The general impression Is that there will be ADJOURN
ment from Friday until tho Wednesday alter Now
Yeara Speaker Randall and several other leading
democrats however, known sessions Of that
House during holiday week. and their views have been
strengthened by Representative Morrison's telegram
from New Orleans urging, that in view or the possible
need OF exercise Of the power OF the House against
contumacious witnesses tho usual holiday recess
should not DO taken.
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
TERRY's TRICKS.

Terence cosgrovo is merry wight whose sscapadss
when In liquor create great amusement among the
people Of . certain section OF Williamsburg whiIs thcy
entail either considerable expense or punishment to
himself Terence, the Penitentiary and Raymond
Street jail are well acquainted, though from mis-
chief rather than serious onenceG Last night
Terence discovered in hours walk how
many saloons he could drink in without any
trouble but the knowledge caused him TO huctuato In
his walk and his moral ideas. AZ tho % Hum
bodt and Grand streets where Luigi Buonarotti had
established portable peanut establishment Cosgrova
took fancy 10 the business and without due procesf
of law dispossessed Luigi oy kicking him into
tho street Then seating himself In tho vacant
chair with "Tm boss hero now. dared the Italian 10
'intericre wid him while maxim an honest .ivin'."
Luigi hurried 10 the Sixth Precinct station house,
and securing tho services OF Detective Ennis hurried
back reclaim his chattels Meanwhile Cosgrove had
nlled his pockets with peanuts. and had given away
let moro TO the passcrs by. and not liking the noise
MADE by the boiler. had destroyed portion OF tho
ltalian's cooking utensils Ennis arrested him, but u
required the OF three other officers TO take
him into tho cells
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFIcE CHIEF SIGNAL OrYrcER,
WAsHIsGroy, Dec. III SOP. NJ
Probabilities
For Now England and the Middle States, falling
barometer, increasing easerly to southerly wnos low
but slowly rising temperature during Monday, with
slight snow
For the South Atlantic States 10 south winds.
falling barometer, stationary slight rise in the tcn-
peratore and partly cloudy weather. with local rains.
DFor the East Gulf States, southeriy to westerly
winds, increasing coudiness. with slight changes IN
temperature, and falling followed by rising barometer
For the West Gulf States. local rains, winds shifting
TO norhcry, lower temperature and rising barometer
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley colder, cloudy
weather and snow or ram, aud during Monday rising
barometer and northery 70 westerly winds
For tho upper lake region, tho Upper Mississippi
and the Lower Missouri valleys northeast northwest
winds, snow, followed by continued cold weather and
rising barometer, following depression in tho
Ohio Valley.
For the lower lake region stormy weather will con
tiuuc. with falling barometer Increasing northeast
to southeast winds during tho night followed by vari-
able winds Stationary slight rise in temperature.
Cautionary signals ordered for Milwaukee, Grand
Haven, Chicago and stations tho lower lakes, and
for Indianola and Galveston
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
WOULD EVEN TALMAGE DAREa

ar tho Rov. Mr.. Tamage had been In Brooklyn Las.
Sabbath remarked Rev. H. n. Nye iu his sermon
yesterday Tho would havo told US that the souls Of
the entro 900 victims Of tho terrible nre at Brook
lyn Theatre had all COMO straight TO hell and many
the orthodox ministers would have sustained him.
Some OF tho Methodist clergy al the public services
would havc united IN protesting aRainss any such
declaration; they would be compelled 10 stop his
mouth on the subject II possible Even Bccchcr one
the most advanced. has perverted old text Prs
pare TO ncet thy TOD, TO draw lesson from tho dis
aster. Hut whore did the 300 20 when they dedy will
not say they all went TO heaven right away but all have
passed into inc world, and they are prepared
commence their lie before the Lord. The oak ~ IN
the scorn the bird 10 In tho egg and so the soul Of
the body. BY death the new lifc begins and
the lie has boon In this world 70 u will begin 10
the other. the plan Of redemption going on until all
delivered from sin IN Gods plan Of universal sal.
vaJton
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
MOLLYE MAGUIRE TRIALS.

TWO MORE or THE MIsCREANTs FOUND GUILTY
OF MuRDER-DKTAIL OF MURDERous PLAN
BIZ THE SOCIETY AND ITS EXECUTION
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
PorrsvrLLE, Pa, Dec. IL, 1870
Last night, as Mauch Chunk, . jury brought In .
verdict OF guilty OF murder In nrst degree against
Thomas p Fisher and guilty OF murder In the second
degree against Patrick McKenna, indicted for the
murder OF Morgan Powell At Summit Hill IN 1871
"Yeow Jack" Donahoe was convicted OF this crime
about two months ago.
The trial Of Fisher and McKenna lasted two weeks,
and was the most stubbornly contested Of any Mole
Mcguire trial that been held Eminent legal coun-
sci engaged for the defendants, and desperate
but Intellectual effort made 10 make break In the
long list OF convictions OF Aollics The evidence was
too plain and damning, and tho jury have only re-
corded the unanimous belief OF all good cisizena
THE MURDER.
The murder OF Powell, who q mine boss for the
Lehigh and wiKcsbarre Coal and Iron Company, Was
aser the most approved fashion Of the Noes In the
management OF the colliery he gave offence TO
Alex. Campbell, who now lies In jail under
sentence OF death for the murder OF John r
tho Summit Hill division Of tho Mollies
held in October, 1870, one Campbell proposed that
grudee against John r. Jones. and amended Campbeps
proposition by moving that Jones be killed first
Fisher carried his point and G. ]. McHugh, tho body
ous OF the way. McHugh proved to be hacking In
nerve and displaced, Campbell being chosen in his
stead No had Campbell secured tho leadership
than no determined TO have hts man dealt with hrst,
ana accordingly sent word down to Yellow JACK Dona-
hoe ut Tuscarora 10 select men for the job.
THE ARRANGEMENTS MADE
Donahoe was nothing loath, and the arrangements
were made. Campbell Fisher, Donahoe and bona
hoes brother were in the crowd who killed Powell
Donahoe hrcd the fatal shot McKenna and q man
named Muhearn were by and aware OF the crcum-
stanccs OF the murder.
STATES EVIDENCE.
II was partly on the evidence OF ex-body master
McHugh and MuIhcarn that tho prosecution depended
for their case. Both Of these men have made clean
breast OF everything connected with tho murder, AID
have LETT no doubt OF the guilt OF the accused
UNDER SENTENCE DEATH.
There are now fve Moles In Mauch Chunk Jail who
will be hanged ana six in the Schuyki County jail,
and the end ID not yet
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1879
MORE TROOPS FOR WASHINGTON AND VICINITY.
Captain woodruGs company OF tho Second artillery,
recently stationed at Leavcnworh has been ordered
Washington, and started this morning. Thrce other
companies OF artillery, now on duty the frontier
have been ordered to proceed TO Fort hcHenry Bal.
more.
THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATToRNEYsHIP AT
NEW YoRK-AsPrRANTs ron THE POSITION.
There several prominent aspirants for the posi-
tion Of United States District Attorney at New York
city hard at work for the succession to Mr. George
Bliss, the present Incumbent, whose term Of
Office expires this week. Tne Germans 10 IL
understood, arc pushing Judge Diitcnhocnsr for the
place. while General Joseph c. Jackson is urging his
case. 1t is said that, besides being man OF
means and fine presence, General Jackson Is well
thought OF by Senator Conkling. Congressman Pists
and Mr. A. B. Cornell II Is known that Mr.
Bliss is also applicant for reappointmsnt
but IL s thought he lacks the support OF the leading
New York politicians Papers werc somo time since
filed with Senator Conklng in behalf OF the various
aspirants during past few days Senator 0onk-
ling says thero has been luii in tho pressure Tho
republican politicians IRON New York do not Va sig
ny which OF tho candidates is likely to receive the
appointment.
THE CREW OF AN AMERICAN SCHOONER
RESCUED BY THE NATE AND VOLUNTEER
CREW OF BRITISH BARK-PRoPosrD RE-
WARD FROM THE GOVERNMENT ToR THE
HEROIC ACT.
Secretary Fish has written letter to the Secretary
OF the Treasury informing him that tho State Depart
ment has received intelligence IRON the vco Common
cal Agent OF tho United States At ST. John, N H. that
tho bark Crown Jewel, Of that pacs. in
her voyage from Dublin 70 Galveston,
Texas, fell in with tho American Schooner
Thomas winans, or New York, or Grsnd Cayman.
Gulf OF Mexico, In . sinking condition Tho crow was
rescued by the mate OF the Crown Jewel, Jamos Nor
rison. with n volunteer crew. The Vice Commercial
Agent had not been able to convey any particsars
tho OF tho OF tho winans and Secretary
Fish asks tho Secretary OF tho Treasury 10 inform him
OF their ard residences in order shnt such
tails may obtained will enable tho department 10
recognize the services Of tho rcscuIng crow in suit
able manner
The crow Of tho lost vessel werc landed as Galveston
October 80 last Formerly, for conduct such as rho
above, OF American vessels were only re-
warded by tho payment OF nf.y cents per
day for the iimc actually consumed In
the work OF saving human lives under circumstances
OF great danger while the cussom AZ she govern
ment to pay largo rewards IN recognition OF the
services OF foreign iu saving The lives OF Amer
lean sailors. But within inc past few years tho United
States has established the ruc OF rscoe
nizng In tho substantial manner all such or
bravery, whether American seamen are tho bene-
aciarics or performers thereof
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
THE STORM.

RAvA0Es FROM THE WIND IN THE NoRTH-
wEsT-LAKE STEAMERS HxMMED IN By ICE
HEAVY SNOW FALLING.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
DETROIT, Mich, Dec IL, 1876.
severe storm has prevailed hero since Friday night
Tho wind has blown nercely, doing much damage to
buildings, and the has fallen moro or less con-
tnuously Reports received hore show that the storm
has been general all tho State OF Michigan and the
northern half Of Ohio Indiana and the province OF
Ontario.
STEAMERS HEMMED
The Detroit River is blocked with Ice and two OF tho
transit and Great Western, were hemmed In by leo
foes and unable to for many hours. and railroad
travel is imreded and in some places entirely inter-
dicted The snow 10 now falling fast and heavily
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
EUROPE'S SUSPENSE.
The Informal Meetings Of the Eastern
Conference Ended.
TURKEY TO REJECT OCCUPATION.
The Situation in France Once
More Clouded.
A LEGITIMIsT ELECTED SENATOR.
TURKEY TO REJECT OCCUPATION.
A LEGITIMIST ELECTED SENATOR.
TBY CABLE TO THE HKnArp.1

rBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Dec. Is, 1879
The informal meetings Of the Conference on the
Eastern question have come to an end, and
We have now to wait till the representa-
tives OF the various Powers shall have re-
ceived instructions on the propositions to
be discussed at the formal conference before
anything decisive can be known. This, OF course,
will take some little time, and meanwhile Russia
and Turkey are preparing for the inevitable struggle
with all their might; for Russia insists on the
occupation Of Bulgaria and the Porte will on no ac-
count consent to 1t, 1t is only question OF time
WAITING FOR THE FORMAL CONFERENCE.
despatch from Consiantinople reports that at an
unofacsl meeting on Saturday tho plenpotentares
virtually terminated the labors OF the preliminary Con-
ference. After making some mutual CONCESSIONS
they have come to understanding and have
referred to their respective governments for definite
instructions No definite resolution has been drawn
up All questions, especially that OF occupation have
been examined but nothing has yet been determined.
II is thought that Lord Salisbury will receive his in
structons Monday evening. II So the Porto will be
Immediately asked to x date for the meeting Of the
PIenary Conference. Tho Porto rejects any PROPOSE
tion Of foreign occupation.
TREScH PoLIrICs.
Tho new Prime Minister France evidently does not
rest on ueQ OI IoSoA n PIOuouuCou IopuuiCnu uim-
SELF he Is associated with whose repuocanism Is
OF the fantes possible hue and who arc over-anxous
please the majority in the Chamber considerable
section Of that majority seem disposed to push mat
ters TO extremes, but whether they will bc
able 10 carry tho whole OF the Left with
them or not remains yot to be seen. They are per-
fectly competent however to make It uncomfortable
for any ministry that 10 not in entire harmony with
thom the Chamber IS at present constituted; and
this fact coupled with the encouragement given to the
"moderate' mcmbers Of the Cabinet by the conserva-
sive majors0 in tho Senate, makes n simon's task
ono Of pecsNer diaculty and dol:cacy.
THE sIriuTIoN cLoULED AGAIN.
despatch from Paris says the political situation 10
somewhat clouded again in consequence Of the dcvel
opment Of hostility on the part OF the clerical
lists and the cambotta radicals to the new
cabinet A conflict between the Senate
and Chamber Of Deputies also excitcs apprehension.
The RepubliqN Franchise declares the Chamber will
know, II occasion requires it. how to remind NJ. Simon
Of his promises.
LEGIrIMrsr SENATOR ELECTED.
H. Debrcl, legitimiss has beon elected Senator ffom
the department. Of Tarn-etGaronne.
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
A HoUsEBREAKER SHOT.

DWELLING ATTACKED BIZ DEsPxRADoKs-
ONE OF THE AssAILANTs KILLED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
PoTrsvLLE, Pa, Dec II, 1876.
Lastkevening. about I'VE O'Clock, two young men,
named Edward skverton and John Flemming. at
tackled tho dwelling OF Jacob Simmitt at Beaver Dale,
. small village near Mount Carmel Northumberland
county, and tried to break the door, at the same
tine using threatening language.
A FATAL SHOT.
simmitt fred at them through window, lodging
the contents OF shotgun in skivertons stomach and
tnnietinR injuries from which he died at one O'Clock
this morning Simmltt delivered himself mp to the
authorities and Fleming was arrested to-day. Sim
mitt has the public sympathy.
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
SUICIDE OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN.

A PLUNGE FoR DEATH FROM THE DECK OF 4
STEAMER
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
BALTIMORE, Dec. II, lS76
young man jumped from the steamer George
Leary of the Bay line of Norfolk seamers ON Friday
night and from the description given IS supposed TO
be J. McKm Marriott, member Of leading real estate
hrm here.
A PREVIOUS A-THMPf.
Marriott attempted suicide about two months ago
nv cutting hts wrists with razor. HIS friends give
a. reason for his paralysis Of the BRAIN He is
we'll connected and leaves young wife, to whom he
has been married but few weeks
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
SUFFOCATED BY SMOKE.
TERRIBLE DEATH OF AN AGED COUPLE.

TERRIBLE DEATH OF An AukD CUUPIF.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Dec. IL, 1885,
Elxauah ingalls, and his wife, occupying house
.oa. an Public street. wcro sulocatcd this morning.
I, .n,cars they had left lighted lamp on bureau on
GOING 10 bed When tho police, attracted by the
so'ns entered the house the top Of the bureau was
snon, .os,,, charred The smoke had aroused tho old
co.nc. bu. both porshcd before reaching the door.
~ Incslls was about seventy years Of age ana was
.sl xSown iron fence manufacturer. @#te4
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
sHELTERING ARMS TEA PARTY.

The tea party In ard Of tho shetering Arms will bS
opened to evening at Trenors Lyric Hall, OF
Sixth avenue. opposite Reservoir Park Every prepa-
ration has been made havo this exceedingly
pleasant Amir, and the worthness OF the charity
ought insure large attendance. Tho party will ~
held tomorrow Wednesday evenings.
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General John 8. Marmadukc. Of St Louis, 10 at the
Finn Avenue Hotel William d. Bishop, President Of
tho Nav York. New Haven ana Hartford Railroad
Company, Is at the Windsor Hotel. Sidney T. FAIR
child, of Cazcnovia, N ". is At the Buckingham Hotc
General j. A. Williamson, Of Iowa, 10 At tho Grand
Central Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-12-18

Yesterday morning Mr. Marcus Michels opened his
jcwery store No. 2o2 Even street, for the accommo-
dation OF few friends, and while engaged with them
a woman entered and wanted to look at some watch
CHAINS Tho safe was opened, but alter looking his
stock over, said none would suit her Five minutes
afier shc had left tho store Michels found sho had
taken one with her valued ~ $40
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
CoUNTERFEITERs CAPTURED.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. IL. 1875
Two Italians arrested horo last night for pass
ing counterfeit ten dollar bills tho Lafayette Ma
tonal Bank, OF Lafayette, Ind The third member OF
tho gang, American was captured to-day. Tho
evidence against them is conclusive.
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
CRIMINAL MALPRACTICE.

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BALTIMORE Nd, Dec. IL, 1874
DR.. T. Clay Maddux, q prominent physician Of this
CITY. was indicted by tho Grand Jury yesterday
charged with criminal malpractice upon Mary Brockcr,
sccd nineteen Ho was arrested and furnished baii IN
a 900 Miss Brockcr will recover.