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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
nRITIsH TRAnE RTPORTS.

LoSDoN, Sept. LITTLE Mark Lane Erprcs',
in is usual review Of the British grain trade, says
Tie weather during tie PSF week hes been more favor
BE from an agricultural point OF view. TIE cool emDor-
atuge and keen winds HaYo prevented damage from
orintiiy Of rsin las been secured although IL is cared
NOT IN pDisc condition. No doubt much sun rema.usl l
the utds Dut tcrr appears 30 be reasonable hope
tho. he c,ls I'm EnVlud have suffered cir worst nom
tie weather In scotland affairs ore different iarsc
plouortIuu OF The scrcal Is yet uncut. Oats "a
some Districts arc reported to be quite green Tee f
ness the causes greater anxiety on tls an
"a, even ii ho day are fairy di TIE ielng power "
thc sun is very much less now tlan daring the
summer months. On llshtcr soils some quantity
barley has been CUT but he greater portion az Ac crop.
yet unsecured viii probably un ont coarse and tlst0l
or,l on uresE.ng even ID no sploung takes place. The
crops which app likely TO tn out b,st, ir IA
concerned, oas, pcas ana beans; N opinions cln
curing that wheat Is largely deficient Roits haze unt
49,. a. lirl,, sverv ji.friof A. ito b,~.,st NJ
agricultural p-0duce generally vii O a, from abundant.
To mi, fact may DE mainly attributed tie Irn tone
which Las prevailed ia I'D branches 81 ting grain trade.
True tie offerings OF English wheat have been far DJtl
20 Mark Lane ana the country markets, bu very aul
proportion 81 the samples on oler have been ~ good
condition The kno"n Sltat scarcity Hi Oh saunP .
md the arS amt cipacd deficiency ot this years crop
oig grain. which hIs nproN ed one shilling % Two hl
liuCs pcg quarter under IN increased demand ANA hi, ia
imports and abuuda nc American crop n thc BACKGROUND.
Should however, tle English ero"h TINS year nor a.
estimated by wel[@nOWn aSrfuuGfh atA0Hp 10
m De much tO tl.t alter aA, NLtu Diuurt
forward 70 meet Tie requirements OF l-e new t'f~l
year, Tie American surplus my Io's"y DC
absorbed without uniuly depressing piccs, rs
was the case LAST spring, wien the Cli-
fCrIia crop, which MAS uie largest ever HioMn
on tLc Fcilc slope, vas SO up - absorbed tIat Us
disappearance seemed aLOs, accountable. Certainty
, large C4autity Of foreign wheat #lll Pee required 20
meet tie country needs aud with htte Pto-pcc, 0i
cessation OF the Eastern wars tie trade presents
healthy appearance, and the prospect o. any
Immediate material alteration IN prices etA.r
way need not be locked for Toe icW cag-0eS
wheat which have arrFrd 80 ports of call have been
opposed uf al advancing prices AND 10" Ony one cdf-O
represents tle usual arrived sct There ha, also ocen
good demand for Uhea On passage aud 10y Shipment t
but re.lrs check hC advance. MlZ. Oh the coast mas
.ol.ud bu. css at an improvement. OF a sLilnS per
ouarflr " c .Or Shipment there haS D"A go tcfi' lH-
quIy and prices CLOSE NEARLY one shilling ana sNs euce
per quarter over those OF last Il uday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

principle of the main bodies OF troops marching separ
atey but acting un,tedly. Thus, on the breaking our
of the ustro-Prussian war, the army OF the crown
Prince that of Prince Frederick Charles and the army
OF the Elbo entered Slxony and bohemia wuey
separated from each other in order at the decisive mo-
,neut 10 unite upon battlefield OF k1uigsgraZ In
similar manner nj the beginning Of August, 1870 the
advance OF the three great German armies was elected
from the borders Of the Palanate and the Rhine prov
tnce Although the whole strength OF those armies was
not concentrated upon field Of action yet the reason
for this turned entirely upon the fact OF the enemy also
being divided into two groups, and the union OF SIX
corps OF the First Army Prince Frederick CharIes'9
with the Second ARM teinmez's) being sufficient for
securing the presence Of an overwhelming force az o
three decisive sangnay battles under the walls of Metz
The most necessary preliminary condition. however,
for the success OF plan of the kind is great ndc-
pendepce on the part OF the Generals commanding the
various columns. which ought TO be sufficiently strong
An numbers 20 be able separately resist the main force
Of the enemy until tie other columns have time 10
como m In this manner. Prince Frederick Charles
after having attacked the AuSirianS ~ h~ngsgfaA anu
thus commencing the battle hel ms gro1hI uu 5i
he crown Prince made hs appearance before the h-ns
az Chlum. In this respect Mr. Duuucn observes th' W
cepou OF the first Russian campaign IN Armenia was
faulty. Tie four columns which crossed the FRONTIER
were too weak the distance het @cth thcL VIZ ,oV
and the roads chosen prevented their ooIcttaloh az
any other place bat Erzerumi fos' uhtl 'Les % S
rived al that place, they were ryNaIatiH. ~ ~
accessible mountain RANGES, whose sulnuia even
I'M summer are capped by eternal SNOW ana
where there exist neither roads nor even las'"' lo
pm Nc 10 sv no means cure. for a the moment on the
Russian troops entering Russian territory 'bo O""'ae
SLAMS rose IA uslI cotton ia thcu rear ietc-e'i .Hc
Tsons o. the whole az TIE mitaiy stations az
places aud prevented tn coming up - IeI"iCenClts
sent from tlc districts OF hion or t-ti 10 mo.
wno could not calculate upon RECEIVING am support
lattraiv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Per Worth A.rcr, Vessels and Rdlroa5s.



ASTfrS-Are dull AZ $40 f9r Pots, aud Cc foF Pearls.
BEEsWAN-iB large supply, weak at -Je9Oc. Ioi Vest
= OoHC0RN-Quef, unchanged; snort Green Brush.
10Sc.. Huri, 6cfc. Medium Green. odOc ana -ed
'iEt'iibING MATERIALs-Ilarl brick have sofa freely
though at cory prices Fae ar Il adi fioAii
ann We Guntc: Pale, I, H. - ~ Ju Harris = aft -
.Oasi Haycis Bay. - al -, taioue lraEas = -
- 5O: lIonts-CToion brown, -. 9rk -. tc 80. fa
,glTiia e23os27: BAN more s;4 f:s. Var uccs. dois
or, iucluu,d f2d ordinary and fuats.
Cf.rut &, sl quiet but steady; to, Do. t per Dbl .u'
= PorlnI 70 2OOS3 80; kcents Coafsr, ss071 3d. no.
me 81 Lath Hair soi % ~ 10 I'D 10 = b. MlA
cnu up1 ard Common state, 6jc. 3 bDl; llas Jag n e.
r+l: Common RDc.iaId Soc Finishing - lo. J. storm
-prc. las conugcd ~ demand and steady a'ccss ioa e
Moderately acftNo Ina hanged ID
yellow Pre- sells slowly 40 Lite hsurs. tiafi Woo 8
are rather quiet. holders retain STEADY Nr"s Ne
nunte at $40 sOEsi3 20 for Raudu: lc--lliN -i3 ~
for Choice lengths in small q So Jt -l1 %
Ion -utclll, the kNtra D,rculi. it fh. No
Guo.e az Rljn 81 - " for Shippers Sch end uNafs ana
-i6aslS u inca dO iu bDrd $40 slp do 10 1a.on
Box Narrow. Building Timber, = .N--N ttlnN tlA-
W. quoto random clrsoes SS0S-2 y; crl'rd carr
81 l-2l do; Flooring Boa Is, SO 80 iAi D.f
Il do e220-2i. Car@ocs al Tie oouin 81 ourr ~ :
Vewu Timber pc q cubic foot. larie J,loh 4Lt5
wholesale rates Dy al loads about as I'tHa ali ,D
AZ 81 y NJ Ash So SOC to-; OAK. SijeSi0 dC Maple
e.Oa fj 40 Chestnut isi aud 2d r3Jaf 33 do; do t:5
I. p do. cherry. RftHS13 oo Nhltc wood. a.a
inch. S25d27 So and 60 lncn so5G 80 Co., lcAofi $40
SO no. Tor western SiOGs50 ioI good nearby aocS
Nails are quiet % - 4OGr4 % ger krg Tor ion io o
pathv with The IytrpIO Gnd Manchester Iiylt -n "'p
ghi receipts the pOrjs, which we've J9o bales, he'
fl6 This Il last werk aHt 4liO tits day llst }oHi ~
since september l. llc1l bgies agus; $3.50 aun' to
sales to-day lib bales i ~ VI ca iii'
iht consolidated titA 10 -'''''
nal.. .-fuck here ID ffiI halgs. 1llnfdtt0re.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

Money III good supply and call loans were
made ~ to Sig per cent on all grades OF cOllat-
eral There is change in rates OF discount OF do
nestle exchange. The United States Treasury at
Washington today received $4,000 National
Bank notes for redemption. The Custom receipts
were $500 900. and the Internal Revenue receipts
were 5000 600. The following is the Clearing
House statement to-day: Currency exchanges,
SOS, 139, 500; currency balances, S3,l25Ol3; gold
exchanges - ,3s2, 80 f. gold balances, Ss25.023.
The sum of e2l 900 bullion withdrawn to-
day from the Bank of England on balance, making
"A total IN this way. IN i've days, of t216,OOO. The
rate of discount for three months bills Is per cent,
or fully up to the Bank minimum, leading to the ex-
pectation i'm some quarters that the minimum rate
at the Bank viii be lighter tomorrow On the
Stock Exchange. Consols remain 30 90 while III
United States bonds 1865, closed NJ 1913 New IS
AT 1878; New LOS at l05ls, and lO-iOs at lO7oeG
1879. In American stocks, Erie yielded To II, and
Preferred To II, Illinois Central declining To 30
and New-York Central to 1912 Paris dispatches
report the per cent French Rentes up to l06.20.
Berlin dispatch reports that the Imperial Bank Of
Germany lost during the week % 100000 marks.
The attention of those interested in the Alabama
and Chattanooga Railroads first mortgage bonds is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
election Notice.
STATE OF NEW-NORK.
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY ~ 81
rTO the SHERIFF Of the COUNTY of NEW

ALBANY, July 80, 1874.
ITO the SHERIFF of the COUNTY of NEW
I YORE:
SIR: Noce is hereby given that. the General Election
~ November (NOyenbcr btl) the following OH
tO bc clrotet, tOWit:
\ Secretary state In thc place ~ John Bigclow.
\ place ~ Frederick D. pltft appointed
~ the place Of tucu- 1909 iuson resigned.
: Treasurer. IN The place 81 Charles =. Ross
An AIoIue, General the place oi charles $. Earchii.
Engineer and surveyor IN the Place OF John d.
Van Blrcu, n.
All terms Of office 1expre the last day Of De
crWhcr next
Also Justice Of the Supreme for the First Judicial
TIE last lay Il December next.
Also Tor the Fourth senate District composed N
Frst. second Third Fourth him. sixth seventh 1hr
ana Fourteenth wards OF the Cy aud County OF New
York.
Also Senator for the Fifth senate District composed
The Eighth Ninth Fifteenth and sixteenth Wards O the city
and Comfy 81 New. York.
Also senator for Tie sixth senate District composed Of
the Tenth Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards OF the city AMI
County Of Ntw York.
Also senator ior the Seventh District composed
the Eighteenth Twentieth and Twenty fs Wards Of The
CItv County oi New York.
Also senator Tor the Eghh District composed
TIE Twelfth Nineeenth and Twenty second Wards of the
CITY aud County OF Ses Nork.
County Onicers q be elected for said Countv
Members Of Assembly g. De elected from the
Assembly Districts constituted under Chapter CO., Laws Of
lsGG
Two Justices Of the Marine Court place Of George Shea
and James 4. SinnOtt
A Register In the place Of Patrick II. Jones
All whose terms Of Office VIII expire the last day OF De-
cember next Respectfully yours,
EDGAR h. APGAR,
Deputy Secretary Of state.
SHERIFF's OFFICE. NRw YORK, July 30 1877.
certify that the foregoing Is true COPY OF hs Election
BERNARD REILLY,
Sheriff Of the City AID County Of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
ETHIOPIAN FTNANCTAL WApKETs

JoSDON. sept llIfe FnrciT tie rate ~ GIsconnt
FOR best three Wun D. bills 100 the open %
MANY transactions 90 these aies subject "a
al alce O. tl c Bank minimum rate Oi discount.
LoSloN sept ll-lL5O NJ s. four and haf percent
hOnf. lOJi- lrO1z, iOI Eic railway -hafcs II
icrrcl ~ - lho " discount tr s Ihs
open market pr cent the the Bank OF ag.
land Tafe lilnO5 Ccutral, IOa
LoADoN sept Ill p. Infrie ralway sharls l2ls P1tB
quote I'VE ut Cutes at 100 ~
the account.
LONDON. sept 1850 p. I1Tbc amount ~ bullion With
drawn f0m tao Bank of England on balance today AL
GEO.
LONDON So pt III D. MI. :. Bonds New fvss IO7 T.:
Erie Railway shares, - Co. preferred p NcW.IOrA Con.
t-a l0l ie Illinois Central 80.
BERLIN. Sept l-The cily stat meut % the Imperial
Bank 81 Germany shows decrease II - 5000 MARKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
TIE CRISIS AT THE sHPKA PASS.

shipka Pas Cfpg. 90 TFePraa 70 INC Aa'" no "'
Tho r,ou,cnt Uos dramatic with an intensity
~ 80 ,.,,c,,.ss az civilian life can furnish rn
10 VINE" ~" I'm 80 ~ = ,,r,is ,,,..ctin0 Ilafteri-
lAlouci ~ W" -, Dr ~, ri aI.,. g
alF To h. 'N i.i. l. w. 60 rii. tiay
az me cr't i'>i go "a" .i -, a-d l.r,, that
tNicct'i' nov '',' ~ ~ " t, i.,.. aud brse tLcy
pif"s 49, ~ an -. ,i,,, - s,oud arrive At
M.'lu hi" 49,. u, a. ,o, ,,r,id ,oll them yoDud 10
~ tNch's' 'N', 49," ~ -, "
INC ist "a" W ~ ~ r :, 40 a mi ~, tne Ochttpc Of
"a WIS sly % '5',"' ', W, a. ,t,,toce .ir-, tls
RESERVES ",io -u , 'Stt - 49,, i',,r ... ql
nun were 'cnt4 "". W." 49,, o. 100 s,,.. ,f.i
iliist 1ht4c mao pr' h, ,',,nn'- ~ ~. ,,.,r
lncic " a. no NitV' Wl. ~ IT, ,tcue.s fna. il
1ci""s lit l"t'l's1 on sT ~ a., O,jcIs doJ,rdlv
was swept "' t-f iu4"i,H 800, il'. -. .-- ,,,,d
fought on d"Wh al"nt '''' r ci,ys and valleys
bNi utih- ~ tti4i' '''' "a d,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
90 n)hcm Il alan Concern

4 POOR NAN. while temporarily i'll. left his
a Wise iu store Wet H.TatraY. Cham. tr- anl
VII custodian leave his address for
JAMES MURRAY, Tribune oice'
Any family going 10 leave tLeir home for
- tine FAN and Winter for uIupH SOUTH and would
IKE occi'dcd bv widow ry and her mother 10
could give satisfactory fcrfcr,c, communicate with
Them iy addressing Mrs. VI. e.. SANTON. Brooklyn Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

TransfeTable Orders quotfI AT II TUG 80 n.,.,, A,
CANpIES-tluiet before. sperm, 2sc. Is' 80. NJ
$50. Adamantine, ilH9loe' farahne a. o. "
..o,, 90, herman.
and 5s,c gold for English. =. -. ot.so,.. ,r =, 10.
CoCoA-in light demand but nrn, AZ ,r ea,so
mngO, l32Dl5Ic for HuaysqulL eo~'oN' 'o' "'
AMI lse2ic. for Caracas all GOLD . - 49,. .,i.. other
coAI.-Anthracito hTtp and only IN mOeiao ~sil,
coal, quiet irregular. Liverpool House CAMEL sA'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
Gorscs. Gnrraaes, Garness. Mt.

EOR SALE-The greatest bargains ever Of
rcd handsome cxtcrsont'r pta ioi POLE ard shafts
top road ard y pony llaeton; single am
coublr iarne.s for SELLING going 10 Minnesota
Apply I2o East 13th.st.. private stables.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

In State bonds Missouri long date skies yielded 10
1OG funded ditto of 1S9i-lS95 bringing 1862
Tcpnessces were steady at about H. small lot of
Louisiana consols selling at 79A.
I'm the shares Of the city banks, Manufacturers
and Merchants 900 sold M -, Bank of Commerce,
1Ol nj I27. and Metropolitan 90 NJ 100.
There was "A good trade IN railroad bonds. Great
Western Seconds were %. and Toledo and Wabash
Firsts St. Louis Division, 7HSs Jersey Central
Consols were 697s and Lehieh aud Wlkcsbare
Consols 81 Northwest gold bonds fell 20 81 y, 81
Paul. l. a. NJ division selling al %. First OF {. G.
& T. C. were firm at 80, and Seconds OF 70 l2l2.
Fiists OF Missouri Pacific ruling firm at 357s Union
Pacific Firsts were steady ut 1919 and Sinking
Fund mt ils. There were sales OF Morris and Essex
Firsts at ! II.
The gold market quiet and devoid Of spe-
cial interest, and the sales, restricted IN amount
were all at lO3l2G 1888. ON gold loans the carry
iug rates were l. and 2l2 per cent per anuum. The
ASSIstant-Trcasurer paid out $4,000 IN coin in
tcrrst and y 600 in redemption of called bonds
The DAVIS business of the Gold Clearing department
Of the Bank of the State of New-lork covered:
Gold cleared, Sl7 313, 900 gold balances . Is :
976; currency balances, Pl,141,1OA Inc gold
quotations were as follows:
10 1882 l.-------... 1c3'. lO3'-
There was q further advance in Foreign Exchange
for reasons already referred To from time to time.
Selling rates were the basis of - S2I20c4 - for
sixty DAYS bills and 81 eGl2 for three days sight 10
the l. We annex revised quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
CALTNDARS-TuIs DAY.

Eorn art Giraud; Pupk agt Approved Dibhs ag
Lang.-Extra allowance Of Sl15 granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

strIct Good Ordinary Midllne ..lV
ttnTS opened higher and nl1n later the Cay pafr"'
tha advance was lost Business moderate. . ,,,
nc: october. POO lusS, 500. lOsl 800 loo3 -tg33
10 al Noyembcr POO iO7S loo lO1Ti 100. .Ol3i tV5
Ia ~. December 100 1852 800. l0sl; 200, 1912 l'3
10 ~ January. 200 lO9-i sOu. lp1Oi 5"o, lno0 .,,
1859 February 40, lllJi lOo llo9i Natci L''' 4'''
total. $500 bales. 80 d, "a. On,
sale. TODAY up Ia D. NJ. september 100. llOl -'"
Il % 100 II O3 80 tLO4, leo. lln5; 30 l4v ,no
II 20; October lOOo 1890 400 l0e9 800 lusl ~
Ia 90 300 1854 400 1925. l9O0 1896, 900 iW., !,
1900 10 % 500 1927 Zoo 1926 No'smher Ia a. A.
BOO 10 9Ou, 1885 OUI. l0oo, tuf ~
I0n iGsS. poo 1885 300 10 - December. 900, lOe2
800 iOs3: 400 lost 100. lpsji 300 lOss 100 lnoSi
ToO lO~8. 100 .OoO 100, 1899 1000 loss Ja.,9,,f
$500. ~ 900 iog9 200 loss February, 100 S6
100 I a. fo;s 10 100 bales Grand total 80 'oo p,s
First Cali October 500 1859; 100, lO9i No,enD'i -
M roo December 100, 1854; tOiai, l. w 49,
second call September, 400 100 ocioeer lo. .T i,
cali. october iOJ 10 9B; 100, 1928; March, zoo I'-'
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l)foposnls
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

OFFICE or rur STATE House CoyrrsslcNERs, }
IsDIASAPJLis, md, sept II, l517)
In accordance with provision Section OF an act
FOR ERECTING 4 NEW STATE HOUSE
for the state notice il hereby given that ninety
GAYS from his date state House Commissioners
will proceed to examine such plans and specifications Tor the
same as may submitted them by competing architects
said building 30 De erected m Cy indianapolis Indiana,
and not 10 exc ed mil " dollars. Further and
fun information will be furnished Application to
GEN. JOHN LOVE.
Vice Prcsldeat Of the Board.
indianapolis. Ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

& VI a. - Z Prfd
500. be 6G5s
" y = & receipts
200. be. liAs
ltO........ Illa
&C & &c
7rp...bc.. 1
Morris ami Essex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

Total bush S65.42s 12s258 7l2 lOl.oGO 93700 $1,000
And the following were the receipts and ship
ments at and from Buffalo, to-day:
RRcFIPrs. sHIpyF~rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
s5Oi2 seller 10 days.
Ha.uN..H.
-nlcps OF rurLAprIrnA srocKs.

Government bonds were moderately active and
ON the Whole steady. an unusually large business
being done in Registered fouf per cents at lO2'o4
io23i We annex the latest street quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

since January s5O2l ,jt2 S535G.G03 sli2OfGo
The receipts of flour aud grain AT the pTiucIpal
Atlantic ports the IL tn day OF September. were;
vep yOTk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

Ohio and Miss Pref
800 bc. lOa,
y \. y III * Hart
G.-...bc lJ4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
The sssess Brosh-rs.

The wonderful Steeu brothers will APP
pear in Miners Union Hall. Gold Hill,
nelt Friday and saturday evenings. Their
performances are most mysterious, and
th.ir powers really marvellous. Wherever
these gentlemen have appeared they have
been received with enthusiastic applause.
Their acts excite unboundcd admiration.
Nothing % the kind was ever seen In Ne
yada, and our people should not lose this
opportunity o. seeing the great steen
brothers. A grand matinee will be given
ON SATURDAY,, In tho evening the price OF
admission Tor adults will DO seventy-fve
cent. reserved seats. one dollar. Al the
matinee the admission Zee will be hfty
cent. for all part. % the house ; children
half price. An entire chang. OF pro
gr.mme will 10 given on Saturday night.
do not fail W see tho great steen
nrath.fzL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
R 0 wAsHoE VALLEY.
The Yranktown Misstreis- Row.
ers MAnsion-The Last Rose u
winter.

EptroR NEWS: The Amateur Minstrel
Troupe Of Franktown opened last evening
10 . full and crowded house OF ladies and
gentlemen from Carson City. Steamboat,
and tho surrounding country. 1t was
started for the benefit Of a young lady.
and I must say that the performers sx-
cslled beyond expectation. The troupe
being composed Of u most respectable
citizens. with their faces somewhat marked
with burnt cork. made the performance
appear more interesting. particularly
when you could see old Bones" Tam
b." '.Banjo," "Jaw Bone" and !" yio-
lin" with q good interrogation, VIM.
p. II reminded me OF Old Virginia In
early DAYS. After the performance,
dancing commenced. the music be-
ing furnished by Professor Graham's
Band. A bountiful supper WAS furnished
by our venerable friend Nat. Holmes, who
superintendent In person ani with hts
smiling c~ountenance, whether there was
ANYTHING to eat or not. you could not but
go away satisfied.
@. III. sprouls has In charge the Bowers
Mansion, which has been reiitted. reiur-
nished and repaired in every possible
manner for picnics, balls. parties, and
all who wish to visit the country for pleas
ure; 'tis IL q beautiful place.
We've had cold. stormy weather. but It's
Spring now and u little canary Is sing
ing the last rose Of Winter.
Lebanon.
G~p,xxrovx lime 9. 1877,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
spnieess I~astaiissi.

Mlusirious N. J. Henley. Thirty'seeond
Degree. Deputy Inspector General ias'
evening. In Virgins. duly installed the
following officers Of Silver Lodge OF Ter
lection No. 1. Ancient and Accepted Scot.
ti.h Rite Of Frcemasonry. for the ensuing
term 81 three yeors: Thrice Puiss.nt
Grand Master, nlustrious Jonas Seely.
Thirty-sccond Degree /; Most Excellent Ne
nior Grand Warden, nlustrions Geo. CLARK
Tbirty.seconi degree; Most Excellrnt Jun.
Grand Warden. Iiiustrious Albert V. Com.
stock, Thirty-sscond Degree; Excellent
Grand Orator. Ilustrious John W. Van
Zandt. Thirty-sscond Degree; Excellent
Grand Almoner. nlustrious Philip seld.
n.r. Thirty-second Degree; Excellent
Grand Treasurer. nlustrious ]. Z. Hamp-
ton, Thirty-second Degree; Excellent
Grand Secretary. Sir Knight Z. j. Pas.
more. Eighteenth Degree; Excellent
Grand Master Of Ceremonies, iliustrious
], N. Mathewson. Thirty-second Degree ;
Respectable Grand Expert. Sir knight H.
q. w~esterman. Eighteenth Degree; he-
spcctable Assistant Grand Elpsrt. sir
Knight BENJAMIN Williams. Eighteenth
Degree: Valiant Grand Captain of the
Host, Sir knight Nelson King. Eighteen,h
Degree Valiant Grand Tyler. sir Knight
T.. y. kincaid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05


A DANGEROUS PRAcrIcE.-Sonie of the
engineers Of the Virginia and Truclee
Railroad have . bad habit Of blowing on
steam when they stop their locomotives at
the cru.sins Of Main street. II has had
the effect 10 brighten horses gu several oc-
o~asions, and this morning II came near
causing q disastrous runaway. ConsiderA-
bio complaint has been made OF this dan
gerous and unnecessary practice, and We
call the attention OF the railroad manage
ment TO the matter. hoping 1t will be put
stop 10 il before loss Of life or serious in-
jury results from Il.
BAIL REDUCED. - Yesterday afternoon
James A. Allen. who was required by
Judge Moses to give 81, 900 bail for snatch.
ing assigned bills Of account from James
Walsh. was taken before Judge Rising on
a writ Of habeas corpus. The Judge re-
fused 40 discharge the defendant. bnt re-
iuoedShe required bail to $780, which was
given,
Six bars Of Justice bullion valued at
$40. sOi 81 were shipped per Wells, Fargo
4 Co.'S express from Gold Hill last
evening.
CAPTAIN ID. ". AVERY Of the Lake Tahoe
steamer Z" Niagara" is in Virginia City to-