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OBITUARY.
MRS. MARY c. KINNEY.

Mrs Mary Cogswcll Kinney died al her residence in
Washington, b. c., on the Ith OF April, In tho Sxty-
second year OF her age. She well known and
highly esteemed lady. She was the eldest daughter OF
the late Rev. Dr. Cogswe OF New Jersey, aud his rs,
WIFE, Elizabeth ABBOT On both sides she was de-
scenaed from two OF the oldest families in New Eng
land her fathers ancestors having settled al Ipswich,
Mass In 1855, and her mothers the Abbots In l643 in
Anaover, in whch town the seminary was richly
dowcd by her grca.-rrandfathcr. Mrs. Kinney was
educated In New York, where she has ever since
chiefly ived but passed the as sixteen winters III Wash
ingion, occupying = prominent position IN the best
society oil both cites She was CHRISTIAN lady. alike
beautiful mind aud person. and was characterized ty
great bcncvocncc Her funeral was attended by
large assemDagc OF the most distinguished peo-
pie OF Washington, anu long line Of private Car.
rinaes accompanied her 70 her last resting pace IN
Oakhll Cemetery, Georgetown. The kev Dr. Paret.
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church. oficlaled Mrs.
Kinney. who survived her husband, Franklin = KIM
new and VINO was the OF the Albcmarlc Hotel,
leaves i've sons and one daughter This lady lives III
Europe having married Count Gianott, aide. dccamp
to Prince Humbcrt, heir 10 The throne oil liaiy.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AUCKLAND. NJ april l2-saIcd bark Elniranda, Lam
pher from New York;. Valparaiso, seeking.
BREMEN. April l3-Saed. bark Kate Melick tBr). Fra
ger, America; also the Arso, for San Francisco.
BELFAST, April 12-Arrived. ship Helene Nor) Samuel
sen. PensacolA.
BARCELONA April Arrived bark Teresa Csp). Cardona
Mobile.
cAnplYv. April 49, Sailed, ship Palmyra Probe. San
Francisco.
DAxrzic April e-Arrived bark Eriing (Nor), Svendscn.
Charleston.
GLEASON Dock April l2--sailsd bark Fokvang CNor),
Hauve, United States.
GLASGOW April l2-Sailed, ship Glasgow (Br), Moore,
Quebec.
genoa, April 0-Arrved, bark Augusta Quinta UtaD.
Amodcs. New York.
HAxBuRc April l2saied. brig sves (Nor, oissn Balti.
more.
HAvRE April l3saiIed bark snektokka (Nor, Jorgen.
sen, Delaware hi eakwater.
LIVERPOOL. April i2-Arrived. steamer Haley d'D,
Cross New York; 18TH bark Alexander Mackenzie tBr.
Comp, Pensacola.
Sailed 18th. ships Victory (B) Watson. Quebec Nount
Pleasant tB, Brown do barks Nehaj Au. Marochinsi,
Now York. Samson (Nor Noess Sandy Hook brig Eleanor
lBr). Partelow. United States.
LONDON. April l2Arrived barks Admiralen (Nor), GIL
mark, Boston; Clean Br). Burgess. New York.
LEIrn. April l3-sai;ed. barks Lameck (Aus). Hogga,
Baltimore statsminster Stang Nor). Erickson Monsreal
LsBON to April 13Sailed, bark lEolus (Nor). Krogh.
Philadelphia
MEssiSA April 4-Saiied, schr Bartlett, Bartlett.
New York.
MALAGA, April 13-Saied, brig Thos Owen, Gup,l, St
Thomas.
QrExNsrowN. April IS Arrived. ship Cismpa Emilia
Gtap, Carcurceo New fork; barks Kong sverrs (Nop,
Larson. Now Orleans; Rosina lAus Toneti Baltimore
Etimologia uta Serra Johann Lang (Rus), Bjork-
visit, do; brig Maria Utal,, Romano, do.
Sailed 18TH steamers City Of Berlin (Br), Kennedy and
Baltic (Br) Jennings 0rom LiverpooD New York 1atte
4 PM.
ROTTERDAM April 12-Saed bark Helen Sands Bosford.
United States.
RAxcooS. to April l3-saied bark Jennie 8 Barker,
Waite, Europe.
Rio JASEiRo, April 1l-Arrived previously, brig G
Wright. CLARK, Baltimore
TRIESTE April 13-Arrvsd. barks Clrka (Swe), john
son. Wilmington. NC; Fredig (Nor), wruldsen, do.
vALnScIA April l3Arrved. ship Itasks, Cotton Lobos
de Afuera via Gibraltar.
vIco April 5Arrved, bark Johannes CNor). Mkkelsen,
New York.
wxsr HARrLxPooL. April l2-Arrived bark Arion (sus)
Laurin. Pensacola
wHrEHAyES, April l2-Arrived. brig Lsah (Br. harris
Daren.
LONDON April l3-Bark Francesca Utal). CastelIano.
which Genoa March 20 from New Orleans with
cargo and OIL has been Hre i've hours The
Only the cotton reached by the 6re
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL Is, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED EY THE herald YACHTS AND HERALD
wH!TEsToyE TELEGRAPH

THK HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wH!TssToNE TELEGRAPH l!Sa
Steamer German ll,r. Kennedy Liverpool Aar and
Queen 9Th with md.e and Corts.
Arrived >unay HOOK ! 10 PM Api H. lat - 81 Ion
~ 80, passed brig rugged bound 18TH lar
Nam tGa). geichman Bremen March 81. South
ainpton April s With mdse and 2D Delrcn
TO. First experienced strong westerly
gales latter part strong Ne win.>
ana Key Yves, eth. with ndsc and passengers 10 II Ma
lory Co Apri! 10 OIL ialteras had nravy NE gaze.
- hoi.s
steamer Aigiers Hawthorn. New Orleans days, with
ndsr 10 Boaert X MorLan Had neavy y" AMI " gales,
with hgh. confused sea. Florida fiatteras.
thence moderate NE winds April i3, lar IS. lon 10 IL,
passed German bark Auguste bound north
Steamer Agnes. smgh. philadelphia. with mdse TO Boz
CERT Morgan
Ing the foretopsa fell 20 the deck and Instantly
killed 9th. had heavy gale and shipped heavy
which Knocked Charles Vessels third the
iron bits aud breaKing his right leg; Mach II.
lat 3D. Ion 80 So passed ip showing 4tn d.
1850 supposed ship Joseph spinncy hence for san
Franciscan 2Sth lat II 50. Ion 81 brig Westmorennd
(BrI, from Philsdepha Tor Barbados April u lat 80 10
Ion - bark Caharne tSwed iron New Orleans Tor Ant
wcr 9Th, Ia, - 81 lou 10 ~ bark Ada ODD from Ant
wcrp for philadelphia.
bark bygdn Sor Messed. Liverpool so days with mdss
o Funch. Edge Co
BARK Truro dr. 3urrs Glasgow March 10 In ballast. 90
whitney Co. Is anchored ut sandy Hook Tor orders
Barb tNor) Thy Dublin Jan 70 In ballast
TO Benham a Boyesen Is anchored at Sandy Hook Tor
orders.
Bark soren Bcrner (Nor Queenstown in ballast. to or
der. Is anchored in the lower bay for orders -.
BARK Craig Fob via bermuda Mercn
81 In ballast Son. Had heavy erly gales IN
English Cnanne was 10 days north Of hAiisrAs with
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BALrlxoRn. April i3-caps Copeland Of brig Daphne,
from, Havana repors. that john Mnthews, seaman 81
Portland washed overheard Tuesday lsss and lost
later modihes the previous as 20 ths extent
OF the dam the bsrKS Don Justo and Young EAge
and the OF the st-
ter and "foretopsaant" Of the former
HALIFAX. April 9The asking schr David Crockett. CHS
hoim OF And from Gloucester while beating the harDor
~ O'Clock shis morning. missed and ran on Pom.
Pleasant Shoals. where she II Is however,
expected that she will of n high tide this evening
San FRAScisco April 5An examination Of the wrecked
ship Frank Jones shows that 20 her keel
gone Her piankng the stArboard side Is also 10
considerable extent The work Of stripping her IL pro-
crossing rapidly and II the ono weather continues much
wi bU ssve ed from her
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LIBERAL CLUB ELECTION.

Tho annual meeting OF the Liberal Club held last
night at Science Hall, No. III Eighth street, with
the following result:-Prcsident Simon Sterne; Re-
cording Secretary. Daniel T. Gardner Corresponding
Secretary. Charles Sotheran; Treasurer, James M.
McKnlay; First Vice President, Stephen ). Nash ;
Second Vice President John II. Jchnston; Third Vice
President, R. r. Hallock, D.; Trustees-at-I Large,
J. X. II. Wilcox. +. IL. Van Der Weyde, n. D., and X.
A.. Gum. NJ. D,
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A DANGEROUS THORoUGHFARE

within twenty.four hours tour persons residing
Springfield avenue, Newark. have met with accidents
al different points, aud each broke leg While drv-
ing wagon Mr. Charles Uirich, OF No. so Springfield
avenue, had a leg broken. His horse reared and
kicked the limb IN two. LOUIS Aurnhammcr, OF No
l02 Springfield avenue Tell down stairs at his home
aud broke his leg. DR.. Henry korneman, OF No. PAL
Springfield avenue met with siluinr accident aud
Ike result Theodore Fclsbure, OF No lis springfield
avenue, fell from the roof OF ST. johns Church,
Orange Thursday, the distance being forty-Gvc
feet lie hau leg and broken. lie other
wise severely injured lit thought he will survive.
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LOCAL FIRES.

The first floor OF the three story frame building No.
900 Tenth avenue, owned and occupied by Catharine
Cunning caught IRE yesterday and damaged tho
amount OF 81, 900.
fire occurred last night on tho second aoor OF
the three story brick building No. 202 Church
street occupied by Henry Hart as q gentle.
mems furnishing goods store Ii damaged
10 The amount OF 81 500 ON the third floor DAMN.
berg had MS underwear saesro0m, which was damaged
bv water TO tho extent OF $3.50. slight loss
famed on the building
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Heavy STORM IN SOUTH CAROLINA.


CHARLESTON, April IS 1871
The heaviest wind and rain storm known since 1884
has prevailed here during the past twcntyiour hours
Considerable damage done TO wharves, but the
damage to shipping SO far is slight. The tide is very
HIGH and much OF the lower portion OF the city sub.
merged. All railroad trains have stopped in conse-
Quence OF damage 10 tracks.
INJURY
from all sections OF the interior give gloomy
reports OF the planting prospects The cold and ex-
cessve rains vi the past two weeks have delayed the
work Of tho planters, and II is feared that today's
storm. which general throughout the State, has
inflicted serious injury.
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ALEXANDRIA, April l2-Arrived. schr Edwin Morr-
boston.
BOSTON April 10 Arrived steamers Seminole, Mat
thews. savannah; Vim Lawrence, uowes Baltimore; Rat
tle.nake. Wiley Philadelphia; Aries. Whcden, do; Nep-
tune Berry New York ship scnntagg, CHASE ivorpool
raiso; ship Miller. Melbourne; bark Western Sea
Chisholm Port Prince brig Quango (5r, Crowley 81
Pierre Mart; schrs Eliza Rebccca Shovthon. New York
Chas A Couomb. POWELL and Vim wiier, Wharton, Phils
deiphA.
sai.ed--shp Palestine; barx Julia A Brown: brig Ann
Elisabeth.
rehis, Bremen Ssagul AAfshma Charleston; Foley
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THE SPORT OF THE TIDE.

The body OF Michael whaien, an oiler on board the
Charleston steamers. found yesterday by two men
graphing at the end Of pier IL, East River. He Is
supposed 10 have fallen overheard, though some Of
his friends hint ~ foul play.
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Roxpour. n. ". April .a. l

RoNDoUr, \. Y, April I3, 1871
Fires are raging In the woods in this vicinity, on
Stony Hill; miles from this city. An area of ten
square miles has been burned over. The house OF
George Purdy on Gallows Hil destroyed with its
CONTENTS The family barely escaped with their lives.
BY earnest efforts OF all the in the vicinity the
flames were beaten back from the settlement. but arc
still raging in the woods and unless heavy rain comes
the destruction will be great Owing 10 tho re-
cent dry weather the underbrush burns like finder,
and the Ore spreads with great rapidly. Several
other smaller fires arc renorlod.
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YOUTHFUL HIGHWAYMEN.

John Hayes, nnc years old Joseph Ryan, thirteen
years old, amt Michael Kennedy, seven years old,
knocked down BOY named Schmidt living on Union
Hill, the Hoboken ferry, yesterday, and empted
Tho "highwaymcn were captured, and will be brought
before Recorder Bohnsicd. OF Hoboken this morning
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ICE IN THE STRAITS OF MACKINAc.

DETROIT. Mich, April Is, 1877.
A despatch from Point st. lenace says:-'rhe ice Is
In such q condition that west or southwest wind
would drive Il through this passage"
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LAKE NAVIGATION.

PoISr ST. IGSAcE. Mich. April Is, 1871
The Ice began to shove through the Straits OF
MackInac at no past three r. VI. with light south
breeze The wind Is increasing and II Is thought q
boat can pass through In a lew days
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SAILED.

steamer City Of Austin for Fernandna, &c; bark Lucia
Adelaide
Wind at sunset, ESE; midnight. +.
Barometer NJ sunset. 30 IS; mdni xht. Sc. l6.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours, in COM
parison with tho corresponding date OF last year.
indicated By tho thermometer Hudnut's pharmacy,
IIro Ruild
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nor.hery gales: Fso 2a ss - ION - % passed eA'1
BARK Lizzie JACKSON Marxs: iaanIlIes via Hampton
Ma.s T. b ssv. S Passed
ls% 'ss % light
stream, aiterward variable weather.
hides ss'. md n'S asrs, 1s
s as Ger s G aae -
WITH coffee A%.nss GO; vessel 70 ros,s. , 40
to LAT Is: thence ne and Sw gales.
SUGAR sart 10 hts sesea esa1sr A"'an1'' AA'eA
Burgess sn q ds u ballet 3. nss
mnda "a
sh wind. g bsrnaaa: themes heavy nv and NJ gales;
a..ins So hours; was 4 days Of I!siteras. -.
SUGAR Bar s ~ Is'1:. day. @
w S & S.r ssn sn ssls with sugar &.
Basan Holman Sfnn sas E' yss's 2 Jed Frye CO. Ap
ss Ean Ds1s y,S Gardens March = We es
schr charSt,e Jameson, Jameson. rernandina. with
Roads Il days. with lumber 10 Eopngsr. Russell 1cO;
s:s' S:ss S;s @;s"Ssss Ma
ehr SANFORD Bray rhilsaeipha for Portsmouth.
scnr saeeocs .' Srseu. Philadelphia tor Providence
-ehr Clara Rogers -. Philadelphia for Portsmouth,
Nh Put in tor a harbor
FASSED THROUGH HE'LL GAIh
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer city OF New Bedford Fish, New Bedford for
New York.
steamer Thets. Young Providence for New yorE
Steamer Title. Ewing. New London and Norwich for Now
York.
cnr yasceo (Br). Morrison, Londonderry, Ms, for New
York.
schr n NJ NICHOLS, Rohin.on. Machias for New York.
s e Ssy s.Hsr t" lfi sss io@ II New YORK
schr Mediator. Davis. Fall River for New York.
Schr ID q Foster. Henry. New Bedford for New York.
scr sallie Charlie Trefethe" Taunton tor New York.
Schr Ida, Decring Taunton for Nrw York.
Schr n Jones. Jones Providence Tor New York.
Schr Mary Tice, Durham, Providence for New York.
Scir w Darling. Everett Providence for New York.
Schr Aida. Hazard. Providence Tor New York.
Schr ohm Manlove Lincoln Providence for New York.
schr surge. Warwick. Providence for New YORK.
Schr : Tyler. Parker. PAwtucket Tor New YORK.
Sch- Franklin. Griing, Providence for Philadelphia.
Schr Dwight Davidson, Freeman, Warren. ri. Tor Now
York.
Sc,r Joseph II all, Portland, Ct, for New York
Schr Lucy, Jones Bridgeport for Virginia.
ScEr Twill. hi Reed. Mystic for New York.
Schr Baltimore. Francis. Norwich for New York.
schrJ n Hines Chatdeld. New Haven tor New York.
Schr James II Hoy Lyons. New Haven for baltimore.
Schr silas Wright. Hart. Northport Tor New York.
Schr Mary Ode Oiell, Gloucester southern fishing
cruise
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FOREST FIRES.

Average temperature yesterday 4IT
wear .....52 y.
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Sailed from Table Bay March 4 bark Pssl Downs NIB.
TO cruise
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEw YORK FOR THE MONTHS
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BOUND EAST.
Steamer John Bramall (Br,, Newington New York for

Steamer John Bramall tBr,, Newngton, New York for
New Haven.
Stea'ncr Delaware. Smith. New York Norwich.
Brig 9 Haskell Haskell New York for Portland, Ne.
schr Idaho. Jameson. New York tor Rockiand.
Schr WIN l. Peck. Huncc, New York for Cold Spring.
Marietta Smith, Prescott New York for Greenport.
Schr Anthony Burton. johnson, Now York Tor Paw
tucket.
schr Challenge. Terry. New York for Greenporl.
scbr Gate smith. New York sor Milestone Point
Sehr Dart, Campbell New York for stamford
Schr Saie w Ponder. TErasher New York for Taunton
Scr Rhode Island. smith, New York for Sag Harbor.
Schr Annie Chase, Gibson, New York for Stoningt0n.
Schr Hannah Brown, Sackett, New York tor Provi-
dence.
Schr Henry Webster. Now York for Providence.
Schr Irish, frreli. Hoboken Tor Providence.
Schr Sarah Puryes, Lisle Ho00ken for Providence.
schr Black Diamond. Young Weehawkeh for Pawtucket
Schr J q Fell. Nckerson Port Johnson Tor Somerset
Schr Loduska Trueworthy Port Johnson for Providence
Schr Sparkle Shropshre Port ohnson for New Bedford
Schr Gen Howard Read, Port Johnson for Hailowell.
Scr Kate Kaahun, Horton, Port johnson tor New Lon
dom - -
Ichr Bella Peck Avery. Port johnson for New London
Scr Eliza Pharo. Watson Port johnson tor ProvidencH
David v StreHker. Garrison AmbOy for Boston.
Schr ORLANDO Smith. Ferris. Amboy for Portchestcr
Schr Eliza Ann Mayo, Amboy Tor Ipswich
Schr Peerless. Wilson. Amboy for Wexford
Schr Cora. Hyde. Amboy for Chester, Ct
Schr Adele Felicia, Elliott. Amboy Tor Norwich.
Schr Angler. Besse. AmDoy for New Bedford.
schr Ann Eliza. Kelly Tangier Sound, Va, for Provi-
dence.
schr Pocassett Racket. Richmond for Boston.
Schr Frank Turner. Turner, Virginia for New Haven.
schr Predd , Alton, virgin Tor New Haven
port IL:
Schr arshsl o Wells Chase, Philadelphia for Green
schr Robin Hood. wicks. Philadelphia for New Haven.
Schr Katie uoyt Heaney. Philadelphia for Norwich.
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STEKWBOATS,
INN BOATS INcLUDING METALLIC LIFEBOATS
lUUAnd spoon oars, 1913 South Gouverneur Slip
STEPHEN ROBERTS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DAILY CARRIAGE-THE NovELTY.-CRADLE AM
Dcarriage combined. send for circulars.
LEWIS r. TIBBALS,
$50 Broadway, New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-16

TEE streets Of Erzsrum are compared
BY Q correspondent Of the London
Standard to . net Of wriggling cells. No
squares. no good looking houses. etfsr
anywhere q means OF setting oneself
right; everywhere nothing but houses,
rising slightly from the ground. with
grass roofs. on which may frequently be
seen muffied up women. children at play
and lambs friskinsabout. Children and
lambs frequently fall through the Chin
nsy into the house. in which men. hor-
SEES. oxen, cows and sheep live together.
In bad weather the chimnsys are cover.
cred with fat stones. and the smoke
Ais the room or stable. whichever one
chooses to call 1t. A small part Of this
room. devoid Of light or air. in which q
Are made Of dung and nnsly-cut straw
burns. Is separated by . railing. Here
p~aterfamilias sits on a rug. smoking hi:
ehibouqus or narsileh. and receives
guests. The preparation Of food gives
little trouble; spenny q day suficss tG
satisfy the palate aud stomach. even In
wealthy families. A little bread and
cheese. p-rhaps cucumber. under
favorable circumstances a plan, on feas'
days . piece Of mutton. which thu
Armenian women roast particularly vel
that IL the whole bill Of fare.
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NEVADA ITEMS.

The S;lrsr State OF Saturday says: j.
y. Absl. who arrived in town last eve
ming from Paradise Valley. informs US
thai the Indians in his vicinity are likely
10 have q war among themselves over u
dusky Helen whose husband recently
lied neal Quinn river. The dear de.
part,d. who was known rs Frank. has n
brother named Piuts George, Of Nor.
mon p~rocliyities, who. though having
one wife. 10 enamored OF the widow. and
determined that she shall live with him.
His passion Is not r~eeiproeatsd by the
widow. who, with the most emphatic
grunt in the Piute vocabulary. declares
that she will not. and to escape his i'm
portuhities she has sought refuge In Tue
wikiup OF q married sister nainsaJs Jenny.
George. armed With n Henry riiie, has
laid siege to the sagesrush citadel IN
which the Piute Helen seeks protection.
and anlsss she escapes under cover OF
night, oeo,se' NnV III"
slusw' VIII eo'oPsi ue' W 'u'euuer
Saturday evenings Carson TriJ'oS
says: That enierprisine farmer. Mr..
Richard kirnan OF Carson valley, made
his second shipment na OF Wool Yesterday;
~ ,nis ~ - =" 60 a..
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The Nevada City Transcript says: The
North Fork Mining Company OF Forest
City have sent Il this city about one ton
OF sulphursts. TO be worked by Oscar
Mailman. The sulpburets assay from
$500 to s23,000 per ton. Tho rock
coming from this mine continues to he
immensely rich. The richest part Of
the rock is being pounded up in hand
m~ortars. A cave occurred in the mine q
few days ago, aud about twenty men
were closed in. but they soon found their
way to the surface through the air shaft.
The place whsrs tho cave took place was
within two hundred and fifty feet Of the
mouth OF the tunnel.
Alice Pound. residing at Hawks Cor.
ner. near lone City. committed suicide
by taking strychnine on Sunday. July
sth. She was but sixteen years VI age,
and no cause was assigned for the rash
act. The Macs says she took dinner
with the family a. usual. but in the alb
sencs OF her parents. soon afterwards,
procured q bottle Of %strychnine which
her father kept for poisoning squirrels.
and In the presence VI her little brother.
seven or eight years oil. ani in spite Of
his efforts ~ restrain her. took two q 4
three spoonfulls Of IL. aud died before
assistance could b. mado available.
The missing young man. Robert Car.
penter. Of lone. whom IL was feared had
been murdered. AMI about whose taking
of much Investigation. with many grave
suspicious. had already been instipatsi,
has turned up all right on the ranch OF
samuel Kyburg. in IL Dorado county.
much to the relief Of his friends.
An extensive forest firs 10 raging OH
the Sieras. near Lone Pine. Hundreds
OF acres OF valuable timber is being de.
stroyed. II Is supposed. says the Iuyo
H~si,poaieai, that some careless sheep
men started 1t.
A whale, seventy feet long. washed
ashore near the mssa. Bolinas, last Sun
day. Il had been killed at se., ami had
two bomb lances. with short pieces Of
rope attached. In its side.
Two canes Of smallpox anl ono Of
varioloil have made their appearance
in Buckeye Valley.
A man named Green was killed by be-
ing crushed between two logs at this Bsl-
mont mill. near Chico. on Tuesday last.
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Mr.. MulcHAEY's ADDITIONS.
A Descendant OF = Line Of Ancient
Kiags In = Police Court.
Trrom The New York sun.l

t.ho,., .n,,,o,.a q, H.. ..,.,.
..a,..s Ns. .fu ny
$500. ~. ~ M
~ e. eou,' !.s'1uay,
VI Peri"tining MS au,uuons IN tns onisn
.d4s's fountain. inc prisoner was az
ulsa III IN unootrusiSe SUIT o. oafA
ciotn:
.our nohor u 700 inucn OF geua
man 70 oshsve . statemsn. INK. tna' .,
me; a descendant OF ths ancient ningsS Oh
Ireland. ana graduate oi Ltini'y o9t
lsge. Dublin said Mr. Muichasy, III
answer 10 the chargs. ms Il an assss-
sinator OF the truth. i won't honor hin
with the name OF liar. HAD no. my
father been = Roman Cathoiie ne wou ~
not have been refused . Gts Oh FL
Q. D.. Fellow Of Trinity Coiisse, Duo-
lin. he was q nathsmauciah u! Ia,n'
or. Of the kind that's born' not maae;
and he was after givin. tho Y 10 all
modern geometry" continued Mr.. Mui
chaey. in o tone that made the court
room ring again.
Are you q mathematician. too p
asked his honor.
"No. sir /; I am what Charley Dick
ems called an animated sandwich
"a what p exclaimed the Judge.
IAN animated Sandwich, your non
or I; u OF them isiiars what walks 'no
streets sandvishsd IN Gs.wseh TWO n..
Nefusing sohrus insteau VI na". ~