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Nrw YOnH lon.47 A,"Ai- has materially
changed lu ulI'rIrnr sine" face Wd- nrr,' Inst.
and has grown mi 'h Older lnll.lus and -.sre.
worn tn, may bt attributed To- lhe car's and
wife, mother is dcaGl When the dance was
nvrra committeeman rushed W stairs. tulin.:
twice and irr9c"iuY his knee pan, and told the
whcrrupun the Russian national hymn was
nplendidy given hy the united orchestras Of
200 MUSICIANS. Alexis smiled AMI came for
but a. no applause was heard, he looked about
IN a -urprls ri sort OF way and retired 10 the
ar of NE box, only 10 be captured by the On
'igri' AIRS, John B-Hpw, VINO, in green SILK
and nrr'in gloves. gaN" the Cars son a whirl-
wind Of pleasant speeches IN the langungc Of
Consu,niin" and ir0r'd him or for prom
enai" among urr friends. Finally Alexis made
som" remarks ip his suto in Russian, and tho
puy Mildr.~ very soon, evidently in posses
SION ~ some big i0se y laugh over when they
got back ~ tie Clarendon Hotel.
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at 40 West lilh 81
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The WIN orn Princess.

BrRLN, Feb. lo.--Thc Princess Karl left
nennI her nco So1Yg2 !a@ s j., k.d Of
rnlHtDal Boorsehied and Princess Louise
81 ll'-se Cas,el, 100 900 thalris; the
Nohs 9i wAl.h she N.s patron. To Prince Leo.
POM Per .hly gtqnd7pn, sho gave an emerald
uIpp'h, s"l With damon l., the value OF which
ssHriH.ss IN h'auiy and worth those which tho
Enlbre59 P93oessrs, ehe hequ, atned 10 her rogi :,
have the privilege of purchasing theni if tGry
GssIge1 ~ 4e.u.a lien. TAs thseo grand.
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daughters. children OF Prince Frederic Karl.
bered. and in lieu OF the scarcity OF young royal
scions suitable as husbands for the young prin-
cesses. u small private fortune would not como
amiss. Not one OF the three daughters possess
SOS 1.-THE OF the beauty If their mother though
Princess Marie has Inherited her deafness.
ing girls. and the reputation Of their barbarous
father is not calculated TO enhance their popu-
larity
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Miscellaneous.

Slllb.ttldltUUS
nIvORCEs legally and quietly obtained for incom.
- paull.tN, Ac.. residence unnecessary. Pee alter
decree IL year, NApNllN GOODRICH Attorney
al law, Il pcarhornst, Chicago III
nIyORC ~ quietly IN any State. pay when divorced.
- advice iree. American Law Agency II Astor House.
/ ARGE lot Of empty flour barrels At any price.
- klrkwopis Bakery, Fort Richmond staten island
DOST OFFICE NOTICE Tho forcien mails TOR
ilr woes ending SATURDAY,. Mar g. l~TT will close lt
This on e. on Tuesday nj - NJ for Eurol+. hy ,trau
sllp lilho. VIA queenstown ON Wcdnr efaN 81 II 4
Nj, Tor Europe by Steamship bttNiu. Wa Queenstown
ON THURSDAY At II 3pA NJ. Tor Eurupc. rs steamship
SurNif. wa Plymouth. thcrhuurs. ana Hamburg.
sHinrlN AZ for Europe. hN steamship tlfl ni Ri l
nNni. VIA queenstown correspondence Tor Geruuny
Scotland. ami North OF lrr tnd 10 be- forwarded by
tins steamer must hc slcpulh Adir ss,d ami At , 4
" for .tlnul ami Nori4 ol Ireland by ,Han,nn cali
innlt, fit Nozzle nni glasgow ami NJ ~ $50 VI Tor
EmWe hv Steamship So hur VIA SOUTHAMPTON amt Bre-
mon. fhe sictmsuu- Idaho batavia ami t'i Rio h-
mHtt n NOT take mails tyr pcnmark swcdgn. AMI Nur
WAY The mani, Tor uic West luiir-. Havana. Wll
have Sow fuk ich. - The mlil, Tor NrtA Ac l,ifr
NV NNfN March l. lhc mails Iur Porto i.' % y "
Nrfh March The mnisto. tatui tul Japan lraVr Snn
Francisco March ~, mms ior Al,tltun. &c. l,ate san
frWris,o March ~ T. !. JAMES. Postmaster.
Sew Vrk, tcb -. 1871
rsE BarDours lr,A Flax Thread ltw.u stand tho
WANTED DO uu, mmciht, D ID 1T vi un.nuuis'
w tools Allr's MENlER, 20 STATE II, BrooAlyn
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A STOUT oyster boy wanted at 81 cOrtlandt st
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Au(iion lloiIt,s,

| AHGE stIE-Ry order of Melvin Hard f,-c lae
- AZ huDuun. "Wednesday, fvh -, 10 go NJ, Whoio
si"i u stationery, pI.iiuf mate llA. pft,-s Nn Nt-
.uuni buN,, fine CUTLERY hAiurs. &c. contained % store
No Ia Pearl St, ornvil tHrr, on iy Bulrr sofa
j. THOMAS SlfAkNS Nuruuurrr.
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N,WngOs.

Oh KEW ARD and NJ questions asked for seal ring
~ hnr si"n' book phlcrs nnd cherk owner, ,ne
iN,' li>i saturday evening. lrh II Leave with Atk
lMAN, % West 2-t II ur All itr,s tho owner card IN
IAMnvd.
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OFFICE OF TIE HANNIBAL AND 81.
" iOStlIi RAILROAD co. - 49, 'Wuv. Sew Nnf,.
fh 10 1871 -Ii' interest maturing MARCH L. l-77. tu
iir itc'u Nrtr ci- per cent rnuNrruhie bond, o tins
t"Nl llN WIN J." pni ON presentation o, nt pt.pr
coupons H ii' Bank col SNIfh America, ~ Wall st NJ
iolN un nui aiicr Ihursd ~, Multh l. l-77
JOHN T. ANklK Treasurer
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mtr,inas.

EKANkFORT ST. OPENING Parties inter.
iedinthe rropo~ brook btli-eav are informed
that the committee appointed To take the subject into
CONSIDERATION Wll meet fnr that rurpn~ Mtdn. 4av
Ihur,iaN ali Friday Feb -. and March ami = at T.
at The u,e oi the Bridge Company corner Dover and
Cherry sts where map, may b. sen 49,
OrrENDORfRR, Chairman
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
A CHARMING MOTHER.

.Miss DorotLea Kiliery, merry Christmas" said the
smiling Justice In the Fiflyseventh Street
Court TO the wild looking female who stood
glaring at him with her black hair in confusion and
her dress all tattered and torn.
III know you'll say pm drunk; but it's a lie. l
stumbled on tho sidewalk, and I'm here y
''Gad TO SEQ you, Dorotnca; ten days"
.Would you do itY Two paid $lO before for this
kind OF deal Let mo 20, Your honor.n Ciaspng
the railing and shrieking out-"l'm married, ana
wDat Is 10 be done with my little babe only six
mon tbs old. Your uonorY oh, you've family OF
your Own, lot a mother 80 home to her innocent
ianto
Can't do 1t, Dorothoa.n Tho woman cursed and
lnd
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

Nos o. TO- IL, IL, Ia. Is, 81 SO, 6l 63, II, s6 TO-
81, SO, 03 "a, 95 ll0. Call from No lis.
SUPREME CoURr-GESERAL TERx.-Will mcct next
Friday.
SUPERIOR CounT-srgciAL TgRM-Hcld BY Judgt
Sedgwics.-Nos. "a, 40, 73
MARINE CouRT--rRiAL TERn--Part Held by Judge
McAdam- Nos 23l5 1868. 2667, 2610. 26ll, 1907,
1908, 25s4 20sl, 26S4 1885, 2Gs7, 26s9 2C90 2ee2,
2c94, 2695 269s, 2700 2701 27O2, 270S 2704, 2706.
250s, 2710 to 272 rnclnstve) 2124
The following courts adjourned for the terni:--
Supreme Court. Special Torn; Supreme Court,
General rerm superior a court sag'r,I' Tr" TS1 Torm
Parts l, aud .; Common Pleas Equity Torm Com
mon Pleas, General Term Common Pleas, Trial Term,
Parts l, and 3 Marine Court, Tra. Term, Parts
and 3 ard Parts and OF the Court Of ofGsuera sss'
eionR
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PUT DOWN THE FARE.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
wish ask you II the Elevated Railroad is run for
the benefit OF the poor or for their employers. live
FAR up town and work in Chambers street, my wager
beng IS per week, out OF which have to pay car
fare, cothe partly support myself The distance
to and from my work will not admit 81 my walking,
or / should take that means OF curtaing expenses,
and being thus obliged lake OF convey
ance naturally look Tor the least expensive Of
course have take tho horse cars. Wnen reach tho
store am chilled through and tired from standing
and who can blame me Tor complaining when about
the same time l sec my employer come IN from his
comfortable and ride on tne Elevated Railroad,
about hall the time? There arc grcat many young
women like myself who would DO glad 10 avail them
selves OF tho comfort and speed ol tho Elevated Rail-
road II they would only charge reasonable amount
OF fare. As IL ~ necessity compes as, with bad
SHOP GIRL.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
EVENING TRAINS.

To THE EpIroR OF THE HERALD
was very much pleased TO SEQ the editorial in your
columns on the 10th inst "Rapid Transit and the
Working Classes" You say truly that to accomplsh
its full purpose it must be mado 10 come within the
reach OF the aboring classes" and will ada not only
In cheap but in frequent trains and stoppages.
must bog however, differ with you in your asser
ton that managers Of both corporations have for
tunatcy sufficient Intelligence aud experience TO ap.
precate this fact What the Gilbert Elevated Railroad
may do we havo yet 20 learn. What the New York
Elevated Railroad Is and has becn doing We are we.s
Of and that is TO charge an outrageous iarc ana
give us no accom- mediation alter the early evening
hours. Let them reduce their fares and put
ing trains and then Will all agreo with you tnat
they public benefnctors. J. y.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
EXECUTION OF CRIMINALS.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Your vory timely and sensible article In Sundays
HERALD in relation to tho careless and inexcusabo
manner in which criminals to-day executed will
meet the cordial approval Of tho public II Is need
less 20 say that the dark upon civilization OF
tho century the death penalty with all
its ghastly and revolving details. Publics opinion,
while II may still believe In capital punishment, bo-
yond question most strongly condemns innuman
the pro0nging for instant the agony OF the victim
when he reaches tho scairod. IL is the inper-
alive duty OF the proper authorities to that CON-
petcut persons arc secured carry into effect The
sentence OF tho Court IL may be hard task so
accus,om to the horrible duties OF the hangmans
position but 1t is nevertheless duty. IL better
10 employ men whose consciences and moral percep.
tions have become bunLcd Dy crime thai their
nerves. even amid all thu horrors oil the scnToid,
would he as steady the men who welded tho head
man axe with such remarkable precision In tho dark
days OF French history. H. 4.
ELrzAgETH. N. j., Dec. "a, 1877.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
PUT ON MORE CARS.

To TIE EDITOR THE HERALD
Why docs not the Elevated Railroad Company pro.
vide ample accommodation for the travel which IL
solictss In the morning trains down passengers
frequently refused admission to the high up
as Thirty ty-ourth because they u ough
they decline to take the ton cents for the ticket
at the Office. In the afternoon passengers at tho
Canal and Houston street stations are left 10 walt
white Train alter train shoots past In somo cases tha
disappointed ones ladies' who, not Wiling TO take
thor chances the push for tho cars, obliged
walt Tor train alter train until the rush Is over.
j. +. Il
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
A MOTHERS TORMENT.

Phil shcehau ofNo III East Seventy eighth street,
was arraigncd tho Flfty-seventh Street Court on
charge OF habitual drunkenness and continued dis
orderly condocL His agcd mother appeared against
him. she said he ha,i not worked for tweivo years
and was constantly abusing her and making her life
wretched. Tho Justice listened TO Mrs. Shcehan's
story and then nned The prisoner $40 and held him
in $500 TO behave himself with the alternative OF
spending three months the Island should the bail
pot be furnished.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
30 cHR1srIAN noos' CASE.

To rHE EDITOR HERALD:-
Why is it that Bo Christian Roos, the Swedish
banker indicted for swndling various persons. has
not been brought to trial the General Sessions? AS
one OF the victims, who lost large amount, Ihavs
attended, in obedience summons, about I've timcs
md each occasion adjournment has been taken
Yesterday whom the called, the trial wont
until term. Is the object 10 tlrc out wit
nesscs, and thus enable the accused TO 20 unwhpped
OF justice? j. O.A.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
CoNROY'S TROUBLE.

mon named Conroy was sent up 10 the Island for
six months on tho charge OF drunkenness. Hc ap-
pealcd in vain TO tho Justice Of the Fiity-soventh
street Police Court mitigate his Sentence on tho
ground that he had children to support, but when II
turned out that they were aged twenty no and
eighteen respectively the Justice declined, and the
fearful Conroy was taken away.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
TuE NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
What Is the reason the managers of tho New York
and Harlem Railroad have changed the time OF the
1915 p. NJ train TO 1920. and why will they not open
the doors until quarter past ten thus allowing only
five minutes to crowd through the doorway and walk
thrcc blocks to the train Give US back tho old time
and open tho doors a. ton O'Clock HARLEM.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
WHAT ARE THE FIGURES?

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Let us have the statistics We havo an excel
lent opportunity to test the question whether gros
shops have any effect the sobriey OF the people
not Let US know how tho arrests for drunkenness
during the last two weeks compare with the preced-
Ing two weeks. There may be an important argument
involved in the facts. Please give US the statistics
q
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

INoTE.-Letters intended for this column mus "
accompanied by The writer's full name and "
insure attention. Complanan,s who are unw''ins ~
comply wish this rule simply waste time In wruns'
Writo only one sdo OF tho papcr-Ep. HKsALD.l
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
THE BR1DLE PATH IN CENTRAL PARK

CENIBA1 EAxsAs
To rnI EDiroR or rns HsEALp:-
Permit me to call attention 70 the condition Of tho
bride path In Central Park Iu places the road
is very deep with sand and gravel. and In others Is
tu OF rolling stones scmo OF thom OF large size both
o which conditions are dangerous TO horse and rider
EQUES TRAN.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
ovEncHARarso ron THE HERALD.

OVEKCHAEGING FOH THE HEKALU
To THE EDITOR on THE nERALD:--
The Harlem train boy charges ten cents for the sun
day HERALD No objection would bc made reason
able price, but this Is too much. J. d. NJ
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
THE GAMBLERS AND THE POLICE.

10 THE EDifOk OF THE uEhALD.-
viii you please inform constant roadcr Of your
valued Journal why is that the law in relation to
gambling Is not enforced by the police rigdly
they enforce the Excise lawP A L.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
SALES AZ aucrlor.

SALES AZ Auction.
A ~rcSis JOHNSON. ArcriSSshs "a .,sad 81 Nassau g.
oS WEDNESDAY DEc. 2e. At ioss O'CLOCK.
LIBRARY or FINE STANDARD BOOKS.
on THURSDAY. DEG. =. At ioS O'CLOCK.
GREAT SALE az sifSi inorssnuiD ogssfa nsuiD FURNITURE.
removed from Islaud mansion. eoaprsins ~ We
ssi' ss nnsn s"ls eods brs.ss. ami eihs
Fable ''iar sn osSi oa Sae ann ao
FnIg,rs toselhe, win he G Bs,s,nss. ana kitchen fIr
A I AUcrioN-BY JOS. HtGENAN 4 co. Thurs
Adag. December a7 io,f O'Clock az 2oo Columbia ~
Engine iaasasn ohopper Gutter P.er; Lard Kettles
Coolers aad Presses. laeboxes scales Hogsheads &c
KdssS ss Il vgI!onEa W aS H. MIN S aoaaay s
siss hne furniture Particulars hereafter
DIAMOND JawBLay AND WATCHES -BrIDETT
~ la o'clock within their store. ~ Burine slip by
fSn sd and 90
sS "a 10 "a s @ a
.Hoc Furniture about oo 10 rooms in excellent
In .. nm entire change in the business the
pspo % . and
SOLD Iar.dsy D.seinlsr e. and sriaay as.h esm ON
hoio been parcha.sa -ihia sis lass ys.s sad
Gl.sswsf.. siss.n. Regulators, IRON S.is. sna ~ the
o 1 suction 5
EoR sALB.-Ar NASSAU, NEW PROVIDENCE.
BAHAMAS. BY public sae.ion tuniess advantageous
offer Is In tho meantime mndc,, Monday. February
IL 1879 asnoon tho premises In accordance with IN
act Bahamas Legislature all tho Lands, Buildings
End Appurtenapees known a the ROYAL vlCTokIA
HOTEL. In 1861 by tho Bahamas government At
cost OF TIC egS % nnd v II he @n e s
ect an existing lease, which expires in 1880 and on
premises shall be by the purchaser
k.cp ping antuinng hotel from the Isl day
or November each and until the 3is OF May
succeeding least. and Tor other purpose
during period aforesaid during other period OF
year, hais purchase is to be paid in
cash the other moety IL desired In hve years mort
gage the property security and interest
ayabe tho rate OF six cent per annum me Royal
Victoria Hotel is substantial stone buidng four stories
high three Of which surrounded ny psgz 'c, ieot
wide. forming covered promenade SOOf long ~ con-
tsins III double and single bedrooms with LOFTY eemnSs
and accommodate 200 guests 1t situated on an ee-
vsted site from which Wow y comnanded o. hs whole
Nassau large portion OF tho sand tho ocean
lies bet foro il, studded with numerou isicts.
information will be furnished by the under
signed Board Of Public Works OF the island
Of New Providence ~.
NASSAU N. r.. Bahamas,
Sent o5 1877.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
THE NEW JERSEY MUTUAL LIFE OFFICIALS.

To THE EDrTon oy THE HERALp:-
win you kindly inform host OF sufferers why the
officials connected with the New Jersey Mutual Life In
Company not enjoying the society OF LAM
bert Case and Others who appear to be far loss guyP
SUBSCRIBER
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
COAsTWlsE sTEAnsHIps.

l)ACIFic NAIL AND PANAMA. TRANSIT STEAM.
SHIP LINES.
For CAL!FoRNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AuSTRGAuLIA, AuSTRGAuLI NEW
sailing frdm pier foot OF Canal ST.. North River.
For SAN FRANCISCO, via lsTbMUS OF PANAMA.
connecting for Central America and south rac c ports
From SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
Steamship ALASKA Tuesday, January
From san FRANCISCO TO SANDWICH ISLANDS,
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND
steamship ZEALANDIA. Monday December 81
York.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26

Ill cKuMwELL LINE
steamship ALflAMBRA will leave pier ~ North River,
FRIDAY. Janusry H. at r. NJ. For treigh. or passage
apply 10 CLARK SEAMAN. 81 West 81.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
SALES ~ aucIioS
A CCTiUN SALE Tufs DAY "WEDNESDAY,
IL OVER 100 iO1S on 80
ELEGANT iiutntHOLb FrRSfrt'rE
AT PRIVATE RkslDENrE

COMMENCING Al ~ OCbOGk
STRIyW Az 4 sJSS ~ OCTAVE PftSoPnprp.
PAIsrINes. DnuNILs, sfATtiNkY, '"'
LIBRARY, chANBsE.. .Ahp DiNlNG FUINlruRr
PARtybE-Srifs s3verrS IN SATIN slks cote la,ns,
styes ot Qneca Anu. EaAiake. AZ Eingerca Cnbl,ets
laDos az Lace Curtains. fi,r and Nantel Mirrors
Oh Paintings ScYrrs ard ormoin orngmcns Hrougcs AZ
CIIAMBEKS-- Dressing Cases. B'dstcnis. uinunicrs
Nnehstnuds s;yies Of Eastlakc. &c. hair Mattrc.seH
epr,ne Bcds iows Blansets Suits IN reps Brussels ana
lnEraiu CARPETS. Ac.
flNIsG ROOM -ralYet Extension Table, Clars f
leather silver GiHss aud Chns Ware Cutlery also
En-, nitaro VI kitct IN aud servants apartment.
LUKE FlIZGERALD, Aueticnset.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26

AUD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sailing from pier ~ North River.
for NORFOIK CITY POINT and RICHMOND, TUES
DAYS THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS at r. ~, con
Meeting with Virginia and Tennessee Air Line Atlantic
Cous Line Piedmont Air L me- Chesapeake aud Ohio Rail-
road and with the copanys steam line TO userior portsa
North Caroiina Virg mia - . =, :. III,
NEwRaRN und WASHINGTON. ~ q via Norolk).
cvery TUESDAY. Til RSDAf aud AIusDAf :,
LEWES, i.i.. MONDAY aud THURSDAY, at r. ~,
connccng with the MARYLAND aad ps.wars raiisoaf aad
Tor RElIOBOTH BEACH and OCEAS City
Passenger nincda alton untnrnnsssh -
Through passenger tickcts and bill of adns 70 al ps
Yost rates insurance NorlolS kc ~ - cent.
Feiehs received dailv nt pcr ~ North iiver ueneat
onic, 40 1877 Greenwich NJ I. MCCREADY President
NEW YORK. AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
IN These lrst class steamships will sail ut r. NJ from
pier ~ North River foot Cedar for Havana direct
follows - -
FOR freight and paasage having unsurpassed acccnao
WM Y. CLYDK 4 CO.. No q Bowling: Green.
McKEILAR LULING CO.. AGENTS in HsvAna
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18
Items ssr Dancers.

The dances given by the Virginia Turn
vercin come nearer tho fashionable article
than any other on the Comstock. In first
class society the staid quadrills 10 last
losing favor. A NEWS reporter was 70.
Gently shown . programme from n oil
the heightened clubs Of New York City.
II gave twelve numbers, three Of which
we're quSirillss dancers. Parisiennss and
Horse Guard. the remainder round
dances, including tho waltz. schottische
and redowa. The polka Ia no longer fAsh'
ionable. In the East they have something
new. called the rockaway two and three
.tepl. which Ia rapidly becoming popular
A dancing programme from an Aristocratie
English party was handed . representative
Of the NEws the other day. 10 contained
seventeen numbers. and there wa not
cotillion on the card. The Pacific coast
10 always about five years bshind the resi
Of the world In these things-and will
probably 90 remain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18

A regular meeting Of tho Board Of
Trustees Of the Town Of Gold Hill Was
held Last evening. present Trustees Fox.
Mercer. woolley and President Stevenson.
Town Clerk Hyde. Town Attorney Harris
aud Town Marshal McCleery were also In
attendance.
Mr.. Babcock. ON behalf Of the Leviathan
Mining Company. asked That ue company
DO granted . lease OF Pioda street.
The bills referred 10 the FINANCE Com.
mittse ct the last meeting were founa
correct and ordered paid. 80.
The Committee on Streets reported that
they had consulted with the Gas Company
about tho coat VI putting lamps ON Main
street. and stated that the cost OF the posts
would be SIS each. and that the subsequent
cost would be - Per month for gAs Tor
each lamp.
everything In working order. $3.50,
The bill Of the Virginia and Gold Hill
Water Company for $50 % was referred 70
the Finance COMMITTEES. H. III. Tayior.s
bill for $50. for legal services rendered
took tho anne course.
warrant for $297 was ordered drawn
In favor Of the Clerk OF the Board W pay
for work done ON the sewers.
Surveyor Craven presented hi, SURVEY
Of land on the Divide a. ordered by the
Board for tho purpose Of opening Q street.
Awarrant WAS ordered drawn IN favor
Of tho President Of the Board for sivo W
pay for land bought by the town Tor street
purposes from the 0vsrman Mining Com
pany.
Tho Town Attorney WAS instructed 70
draw up . lease Of PiodA street.to be given
10 the Leviathan Company.
The motion 10 have two lamps PLACED
ON Main street was lost by . tie vote.
Adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18

SHOOTING MArcu.-DAve Morgan puts
up twenty dsilArs and says he can beat any
man who owns . shooting gallery. Billy
Haskins covers il. and they are TO shoot
for the punc-forty dollars TO- morrow
evening. Each man 10 W shoot twenty
shots. Look out for some good shooting.
Dave and Billy arc both crack shots. and
each IL confident Of carrying Away the
coin. y. W. Chubbuek 10 the stakeholder.
LOOK 0ur.-Howorth's Hibernica con.
tinues TO attract good houses In Virginia
City. This interesting entertainment will
DO given In Miners Union Hall. Gold
Hill. tomorrow evening IL will surely 30
~patronized by many who wish 70 look
apon scenes familiar 70 them In their
childhood. Ths pictures are reliable and
perfect In every respect.
s~unrnIsK PARrr.-An elegant surprise
marty was given at the residence Of Mr..
and Mr.. A. Cahen. In Gold Hill. last Sun
Law evening. 10 Miss Kaufman. who 10 at
present visiting the family. A delightful
evening wss enjoyed by all in attendance
A PrrcArrIoS.-Improvsmsn.s arc still
going ON 1t the County court.house. a
fence 10 nov being built west u the re-
tanning wall. 10 that psdsstriana. no matter
how drunk they may be. vii Ind u m
possible W fall over aud break tne'f nscAs'